was "the new york times" not believing there were sexual assaults? i am also an israeli but i also work for "the new york times," so all the time i am in this place between the hammer and the anvil. and because that is anat schwartz said she fell between the hammer and the anvil, which, jeremy, you choose as the title of your piece. talk about the significance of that and the relationship between anat schwartz and the young reporter adam sella. >> another part of this story is that one of the main victims that was featured in this is referred to as the woman in the black dress. her family members are individuals in the featured photo on the piece. another thing we have learned from israeli researchers is when anat schwartz and adam sella went to a woman that had taken photographs of the woman that day, they told the photographer that it was her duty under israeli to cooperate with "the new york times" and let them have all of her photos. public diplomacy is the meaning of the term. it is the notion that israel should engage in externally focused propa

we look at an intercept exposÉ of a controversial "new york times" article. >> there is no news organizationin the world with greater influence, particularly over the u.s. government and american public opinion, that "the new york times." to publish a story the middle of a war that makes incendiary allegations, you have to have that knelt down tight because if you get something wrong, it can take lives. in this case, we see a deeply flawed peacemaking extremely incendiary allegations. amy: we will speak with reporters jeremy scahill and ryan grim. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in gaza, the official death toll has topped 30,200 as israeli forces continue their daily attacks one day after israeli soldiers fired on people waiting for aid in northern gaza, killing at least 104 people. harrowing survivor accounts have emerged in the wake of the massacre. >> we would to get food and flour and they started shooting at us. we do ourselves into the streets. eventually, people brought as here. there are martyrs lyi

the role of the new york times is not defined by its circulation. is defined by the fact that it sets the agenda. that's number one. number 2, most newspapers do not have foreign bureaus and so they will run the times foreign coverage. so that's the power of, of the times and sets the agenda starting with something that is definitely not breaking with the american newspaper of record. the new york times has a track record of supporting israel. what is new are the states? israel is on trial for genocide at the international court of justice court to which propaganda effort has been framing come off as a times on october 7th, is extraordinarily sadistic. like something out of the nicest place, the wholesale mexican mutilation raped an abduction of as many citizens as the. busy could find enter the times and this story published in late december been accused the palestinian militants of a webinar using rape and sexual violence systematically on the lease yard on is really women and men of lowered allegation, a sensational story. but the one that the evi

for the new york times, i'm in arabic speaker by the way. they don't have a lot. so you pay a heavy price. if you attempt to report, we requested interviews with numerous reporters as of times and as spoke persons and all of them declined. instead, the paper set this state, we remained conference in the accuracy of our reporting and stand by the teams investigation which was rigorously sourced and editors. we could have asked about the papers, famous motto, the one created in $1897.00, that's still a durance, it's masthead today. and perhaps suggested an edit. something like, all the news that's fit to print and something that clearly is germany is under a long shadow of censorship. when it comes to god's situation, that is so grand, it can be, can be the good times. the latest example came at a film festival in berlin, where and is really and the palestinian teamed up to win an award. i mean obviously, robbie is here with more the, the is one of the so called big 5 film festivals worldwide. and is a major cultural institution in germany. it was already facing crit

i had been thinking about what happened at the new york times quite a lot. was a contributive writer at the magazine at that same time. it was not only what happened at the op-ed but that was a major impetus for other writers and myself to start talking to each other and drafting this letter on free expression and open debate, an open letter signed by other voters trying to make the basic case that there really is both informal and formal culture that was constricting people's ability to think and disagree in good faith freely within the institutions not just in the media but prominently in the media. what happened to james ith think in retrospect as i have been writing my book about this era is emblematic of a much, larger cultural shift. you were scapegoated in a way i think is a lens through understanding so much of what is plaguing our institutions. charles: as a conservative, this must be great. total vindication. this is what i have always thought about the media or is it? do you find yourself contemplating this -- these thoughts of james? not to lead t

new york times, it's what's the new york times, it's , it's a conclusion, because it's, it's the sameame thing, that's what, and why, why there are bad fortifications, why don't they, they, they are very sorry for their planes, they are very careful they include, because there are a little less than a hundred su-34 aircraft left, a little more than a hundred su-35 aircraft, for them this is an extremely, extremely serious loss, 15 aircraft, this is very serious, but they will do it anyway, because, no because they do not regret, but because in order to... save some city, they use the only tactic that gives them a certain profit, they do not know how to fight in another way, they destroy, turn into a lunar landscape, some city , a trigger through the craters of the ruins, and nothing remains there, and then there are local attacks, local assaults, the infantry is coming, which will also be destroyed, but even then they have the opportunity to attack, when they destroyed the artillery shells for such a number of shots, that they simply do not have you to destroy a city. times less than

the role of the new york times is not defined by of circulation is defined by the fact that it sets the agend. that's number one. number 2, most newspapers do not have foreign bureaus and so they will run the times foreign coverage. so that's the power of the times and sets the agenda starting with something that is definitely not breaking the with the american newspaper of record . the new york times has a track record of supporting is really what is new are the states. israel is on trial for genocide at the international court of justice court to which propaganda effort has been framing come off as a times on october 7th, as extraordinarily sadistic like something out of the crisis. playboy because the wholesale mexican mutilation raped that abduction of as many citizens as the terrace could find enter the times. and this story published in late december. it accused palestinian militants of webinar thing, rape and sexual violence systematically on the lease yard on is really women and men of lowered allegation, a sensational story, but one that the evidence simply fails to support whe

it started when the new york times revealed polling. an as astonishing 61% believe he's too old for the job. among all voters 73% said he's too old to be effective. this is the new york times giving the democratic their marching orders. prespresident trump is leading among hispanics. that's a 21% swing. biden leads among black voters. trump gets 3 23% of their supports. pie den cannot win with these numbers. wrong 60 minutes the former border chief never spoke to biden or harris for two years. that was at a time when thousands of haitians were crowded under the highway and agents were falsely accused of whipping mig migrants. what more? in a move that seemed like desperation. kamala harris is demanding a seize fire. is she speaking for the president? they believe this is away to get people of color back onboard. since when leaning on terrorist is away to win. last week, he said he revered biden's age. he said it's an asset. he's been so successful. he might want to revisit that. second hour of varney just getting started. >>> okay, this

the new york times does not draw this conclusion, but it is clear enough. washington could well have prevented the terrorist attack. a truck hit and killed a traffic police officer in the pinsk region. the accident occurred while the inspector was on duty on this section of the road. an investigative team is working at the scene of the incident. it is known that this morning the forty-year-old heavy truck driver mas was driving along the

as her climb at "the new york times." news cycles about democrats are coming around and they understand that joe biden can do this, that is all our "beloved" "new york times" and i'm sorry for rfk jr. that he doesn't know that there is tape of him talking about the vac vaccine, policies completely out of step with the democratic party to the point his own family wants to do st. patrick's day at the white house and doesn't want to be around him and they are only going to be upping their campaign against him and not because we are in a cult but because he doesn't represent our values. >> katie: you think "the new york times" is not nice to have democrats, see what they do to republicans. rfk strategy has been to go to alternative sources to get more support even though he has -- >> greg: a couple of points. jessica... ross perot did get 19% of the vote but did not get a single electoral vote. so that is something to ponder. >> jesse: greg studied. >> greg: yes, i did. this guy's dad and were assassinated. you could argue on

it was to protest the genocide of palestinians at the hands of the designist entity. now the new york times is embroiled in controversy over a discredited article claiming hamas sexually assaulted a zinist settler during the al-aqsa flood operation and bushnel hailed as hero receiving praise from many pro-palestinian activists who saw his extreme act of protest as success in drawing attention to the genocide and suffering of the palestinian people. welcome to expose. the show that leaves no stone unturned, on sunday february 24, aaron bischnell, an active duty member of the us air force, passed away from injuries sustained. in the fire he lit himself with in front of the israeli entity embassy the day before in washington dc in protest of the israeli genocide on palestinians and the complicity of his government in the zinust genocide. bishnel's final words were free palestine. in a video recorded on his way to the embassy, bushnel said, i will no longer be complicit in genocide. i'm about to engage an extreme act of protest, but compared to what people have been experiencing. in palestine a

so take for example the controversy that is currently. gulfing the new york times. marwa, which is now exposed, one of the co-authors of a discredited piece that accused the palestinian resistance hamas of rape on october 7th, al oxsa flood operation as being a former member of the iof's intelligence unit, and had not even worked as a journalist at all prior to taking a central role in the new york times coverage of october 7th. so we've covered a story in earlier expose segment uh, but this time it's been revealed that annett schwarz, the co-author of the bad. ly flawed article how hamas weaponiz sexual violence, liked posts on social media that glorified the genocide against palestinians and had no passed by lines in journalism, so audacious that something that only mainstream media would attempt, something so unprofessional and crazy, doesn't it? right, um, as we remember, the article made false claims of sexual violence by hamas on october 7th, uh, this is a regular tactic employed by the palestinian resistance group as a weapon of war, uh, so the family of the

democrats do not think the new york times is on our side. look at the polling and how they cover it, the new york times, we did a whole two days of cycle on the new york times cn a poll showing that trump was doing so much better with black americans, with gen z voters, that he was somehow within a couple of points with female voters. and then the breathless coverage of how biden is too old for this, the as brookline, that essay turned into multiple news cycles about the democrats are coming around, they understand joe biden can do this. that is our "beloved new york times." and i'm sorry for rfk junior that he doesn't know there's tape of him talking about being anti-vaccine, talking about policies that are completely out of step with the democratic party to the extent that his family doesn't want to be around him. they will only be upping their campaign against him and not because we are in a cold but because he does not represent our values. >> you think the new york times is not nice to democrats, you should see with a due to republicans

so this guy is the top investigative reporter and the new york times. he is just the story. color is just assignment and so it's, i mean, he's not in the court. yeah. no more interesting. he probably is the story about his co author, a lady called, i'm not schwartz, i'm not sure what you would say. who is this woman who gets her 1st printed, publish story in the new york times onto the front page? me to tell us a bit more about, i'm not swartz, just as brilliant a, you know, a dynamo of journalism. or is there something else about on sports that people home should know about? i think there is 4 turns out she never worked before. never wrote a piece before, but what she did is, was part of this really army intelligence part. you can just imagine the h r department in new york times the paper records court. oh, experience is really, you know, it just right in our front page, straight onto the front page. well, you know, it seems to me that, you know, once you're in your, it's very difficult to get out. but this whole manipulation of truth really, really,

trip item number 2, the editors of the new york times. you've got to see this, the new york times, the washington post, the l a times are told to their faces that they haven't gotten a story right and 20 years. this is good. how do they respond to the bottom? number 3, the number of ukrainian casualties from the war with russia is out and it's both sad and staggering. we're going to tell you what it is. i'm rick sanchez and this, this is direct impact. the so i want to start with a story for you. imagine that a bank robber goes into a bank and then on his way in he shoots a guard. right. and then he kills several of the tellers when he's inside the back . even rough up some of the customers who are there and he's able to get away from his bank, wouldn't know, eons of millions of dollars. but somehow on the way out when he's trying to run out the door to get away. he happens to trample a little old lady who just happen to be, you know, crossing the sidewalk when he was leaving the back. do you have this picture? you have this picture and yo

but this is the "new york times" the holocaust denying, the holocaust covering of "new york times."it for politics as it is doing today. biden is no support of israel. biden supports israel and prime ministers when they is seated to his demands it. when he can get them to come to him on bended knees. he did the same thing that is doing to bibi netanyahu yet he coattails to the leaders of iran. blood thirsty murderers who are trying to build a nuclear weapon and they are going to build it and they are going to have it thanks to biden and blinken and austin and the rest of this administration because we are funding it. iran has gotten more money directly and indirectly as a result of this administration's policies then ukraine. then ukraine. we fight over 14 or $17 billion of military aid to israel. he has given over $100 billion of aid to iran, where they dealt with that question it built up their military and their armaments they funded hamas, the houthis, the hezbollah. biden is finding terrorism. he is finding a regime built a nuclear weapons will he is putting his foot on the thr

if you believe the new york times poll, then right now the misogynistic trump is ahead of biden by 5%'s. biden is 43. moreover, the new york times writes about a dangerous trend for democrats about the transition of some voters to the camp of donald trump supporters. his so-called nuclear electorate began to turn away from biden. the very women he is trying to protect from trump are black and latino. gays and transvestites still have it.

so this guy is the top investigative reporter in the new york times. he's just a story color, he's just a savage. and since, i mean, he's not in the court. yeah. no more interesting. he probably is the story about his co author, a lady called, i'm not schwartz, i'm not sure what you might say. who is this woman who gets her 1st printed published story in the new york times onto the front page, meet you tell us a bit more about, i'm not schwartz, just as brilliant a, you know, a dynamo of journalism, or is there something else about i'm not sports that people at home should know about. i think there is 4 turns out she never worked before, never wrote a piece before, but what she did is was part of the israeli army intelligence part. you can just imagine the h r department in new york times the paper records court. all experience is really and you know, it just waiting on the front page straight onto the front page. well, you know, it seems to me that you know, once you're in your, it's very difficult to get out. but this home and nippy relation to truth

i square i read that in "the new york times" the "new york times/sienna poll," tudor, i know how infirmed am but i think that is an extraordinary number. but i will give you the last word. >> absolutely. we're out there. we're buying gas. taking the kids from place to place. we know how much everything costs and know the i am park to our families. we know how life was better under donald trump. joe biden will talk a lot about the corporate greed and blame game, the republicans won't let me do what i need to do, at the end of the day mothers out there know what it is like to take care of their aging parents and children at the same time and how much it is costing them. they know that is all on joe biden maybe. larry: maybe my eyes read it right. 20%. thank you to all of you. we'll see what happens, right now it is advantage trump. up next we talk to my friend rich lowery editor of "national review" that joe biden knowingly and purposefully blew up the border right away in early 2021. a double freakout for the democrats. stick around, folks, i'm kudlow. much more to come. ♪. hings that work

publish story in the new york times onto the front page, meet you. tell us a bit more about, i'm not swartz, just as brilliant a, you know, a dynamo of journalism or is there something else about on the sports that people home should know about? i think there is, but there's out. she never worked before. never wrote a piece before, but what she did is, was part of this really army intelligence part. you can just imagine the days char, department in new york times of paper records. good. no experience is really val just right in our front page, straight onto the front page. well, you know, it seems to me that, you know, once you're in your, it's very difficult to get out. but this whole manipulation of truth really, really, really tells us a story about how the whole reality around what happened on october 7th. and what's happened since it's been weaponized by the mainstream media. and they're not the only people who liked to tell stories as well. and when we moved from a states side back into europe, one of our favorite friends, mr. my crohn, the, th

company david angelo she's like a pothole on the street people always trying to avoid her the new york timest-selling author and fox contributor and finally he trims his beard with a grazing flock of sheep the new york times best selling author and comedienne for bar in wa world champion before we get to some news stories let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> greg: i use the jokes we didn't use this weekend is always is my first time reading them so they suck we will force joe mackey to put mayonnaise on his toes during the state of the union thursday night president biden said wealthy people should pay their fair share of taxes not so fast says one man but after biden's hyperkinetic speed read of his speech is safe to say that authorities now know who the white house coke belongs to all in all however republic and have to admit that joe has something that their candidate doesn't a good dealer also during the speech a protester stood up and screamed on intelligibly what a jerk, didn't he know the only person you can do that at the state of the union is the president meanwhile more than a do

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he's more like the new york times, the publish them, and the new york times wasn't even prosecuted. ellsberg was, but eventually the case was one. but i don't think us on should be prosecuted for publishing material that other people provided to him. and when he gave them to, to any of the, the, any grand jury in virginia as well. you don't get an attorney in front of the grand jury, but the attorney can say outside the grand jury room and he can come out and ask up questions. um, but uh the real question is will we be, can find uh, pending uh, a resolution by the grand jury and he's been to find far too long. already i met him in england before he was confined, and he seemed to be in far better health and spirits. then he was after he went into the ecuadorian embassy and then in find and he's likely to be confined in the united states. and that would be too bad. i mean, he comes as close to being a political prisoner, as we have had in a long time in the united states. and so again, i represented many political prisoners in, in my life ranging from nelson mandela to not tundra for ascii. an

however , there will not be enough planes for all, the american edition of the new york times writes about this. before him, by the time the pilots return to ukraine, the partners will supply only six. f-16s from the roughly 45 fighters promised by european allies. ukrainian pilots have already spent 10 months of training in denmark, great britain and the united states of america. they still have training ahead of them at the new training center in romania. iran, china and russia will conduct joint naval exercises maritime security belt 2024 starting tomorrow in the northern part of the indian ocean, the iranian news agency irna reports. they will also be joined by representatives of the armed forces of azerbaijan, kazakhstan, oman, pakistan and the republic of south africa. the purpose of the exercises is allegedly to strengthen security in the region, including the protection of international maritime trade, as well as the fight against piracy and terrorism and the ability of countries to but to maintain peace throughout the world. border guard serhiy dubov won the gold medal for u

that according to the new york times cm pole. the pox news poll giving hispanics 43%. 1% of voters, 28% of blacks. trump cutting into the biden democratic vote big time. another important point, mr. trump has unified the republican party far more than joe biden has unified the democrats. according to the new york times cm pole, those that voted for mr. trump in 2020, 97% intent to support him this year. biden said they only gave him 83 %. also, 10% of biden voters intend to support trump. so, all of the talk about mr. trump's problems unifying the gop was really just a bunch of abundance yapping. except for a tiny sliver of romney, mccain and nikki haley sore loser republicans. they all know how to lose but not how to win. mr. trump has united the gop like nobody ever before. a political street fighter that has no intention of losing. look at all of these polls. what really jumps out is how totally unpopular joe biden is. sorry, mr. president, we just are not that into you anymore. giving you a shot and you bundled it almost from

as happened in the past when george bush had to during the rodney king riots but is not just new york times's kathy hochul and eric adams and for him, bill de blasio relating street crime get the spark on. new york city was one of the safest big cities in the world because you had a series of drunk mayors and commissioners and outstanding police force. the politicians have it that the police do the job cities safer innocent civilians and now they do have to send in the national guard, that's an indictment of democrats on crime. >> we have to prove democrats really care about crime number one. number two, i will take a long time and a lot of apologizing to get the police force back up to strength in these cities, they've been beat down, no one wants the job. they have to be convinced having the badges of pride again that i hope will bring that back. another area of expertise is china. two things this week, and house they are moving to band tik tok, the chinese owned company doesn't sell off 80% of the great if not, they will panic. an organized protest for it. this is one half of the china s

so they turn their focus to the race claims to take this from page from the new york times, for instance, screams without words how, how much weaponized sexual violence on october 7th? well guess what? it was another fake. the times has come on, the phone from family members have gone up to the so called girl in the black dress, who features exhibit a in gentleman and companies attempt to demonstrate the patent of right by how much on october 7th, not only have do she's sister and brother in law each to night that she was raped. the former has accused the times of manipulating her family into participating by misleading them about the editorial angle. the families comments have spunk to major approval on social media. the times has yet to address the serious breach of general list of integrity, that it stuff is accused of committing. or even local police want to confirm right claims. in the end, the police are having difficulty locating victims of sexual assault from the mazda attack, or people who witnessed such attacks and decided to appeal to the public to encourage those who up infor

new york times headline. ukraine's surprisingly weak defenses help the russian offensive.are trying to understand the reasons for the latest failures in the ssu. analyzed satellite images from the commercial company planet labs and were horrified by what they saw. actually, these are the images. the so-called syrsky line west of avdeevka is a quote: sparse rudimentary trenches. according to american newspaper, these defensive lines are surprisingly weak. another quote from the article. there are no additional fortifications in the area that could slow down russian tanks and help protect the main roads. the verdict of the new york times is disappointing for the kiev regime: the critical losses of the armed forces of ukraine, the retreat and the surrender of several settlements after avdievka are largely due to the lack of prepared lines of defense, but this is not the end of the painful injections from the americans for kiev, when discussing the failure of the ukrainian engineering troops, new york times journalists cite the example of the powerful russian defense, which th

but in their first stories, the "new york times" reporters found inders who said that boeing executivescheaply. >> one specific engineer we spoke to was rick ludtke. he helped design the cockpit in the max, and he talked a lot about how there was an obsession limiting changes. >> this program was a much morer than i've ever been in. the company was trying to avoid costs... minimum change to simplify the training differences, and to get it done quickly. it put what had happened in the context of this broader corporate narrative. >> yeah. >> speed was what they seemed to desire. there was a lot of decision-making that was somewhat arbitrary and didn't involve as much of the, of what engineering considers healthy debate. the challenge to the boeing designers was that any designs we create would not drive any new training that required a simulator. >> narrator: in his recorded interview with the "times," ludtke said boeing management was so determined to avoid the expense of new training, they made a bold promise. >> sales had made a commitment with southwest that for any airplane they deli