new york times washington post etc etc they have all at some point and sometimes often said something like chinese author and activist kong sundance says blah blah blah he has a very active twitter account and he's written several well received books explaining that his homeland of china is truly up. and although he's never been seen no one knows what he looks like we do know what he sounds like here he is appearing on a podcast gets pissed and bites at clemson you know those 3800000 protesters have been out on the streets since june 9th and you know before that there were a couple of. anti extradition protests in april in me as well. rather unique accent well gray zone news felt like they'd heard that voice before here's a clip of an american man named brian kern who was ever present at anti china protests and used to work for amnesty international very important to mark the occasion of the 30th anniversary of june 4th on them and massacre it's something that everyone in the world should remember so well one of the most respect to the experts of voices quoted by western media as a ch

new york times" headlines biden-harris trump attacks. gop falls back on pattern of insults wow first taste of clash between tickets. okay. new york teams the democrat party and washington postn and harris come out swinging. wow. unbelievable. joe is the man that i wanted to talk to you about this. he's reporter for newspaper. joe, very objective i thought "new york times" in washington post ap, abc all of the rest what do you think? >> that wasn't even half of it, mark. you have as if a memo went out basically declaring we're going make sure that kamala harris is portrayed as a moderate or "new york times" called it a pragmatic moderate as a centrist drive that point home seem to be the message. associated press, quote, in adding harris to the ticket, he could point to her relatively centrist record on issues such as health care and her background in law enforcement. okay, let's look at just those two things if we're going look at associate the press in terms of the way they're portraying kamala harris. she wants to provide health care for the undocumented remember during debate she and everybody else raised their hands when asked that question. she also supports medicare f

political media and she laid out the networks that we're talking about writing cable news or new york times washington post right places you could still get decent journalism now maybe not that it won't go heavy on the national stories but i still think my local news is still good you know i'd still good because i don't see any of them injecting their dear diary opinions and the reporting it's this fire happened here this person unfortunately got killed here this team won and here's your weather forecast so least i know i can get it bear so that at least is comforting on some level and i'm sorry if you hear my my 4 year old yelling she had made a comment in a shot but then you know 100 seconds i think i saw your dog running behind my back hurts basically a military it's quite possible you should know i did you know it really is it it really is the model that we're having to deal with but it is politicized and i'm really worried about it because we have to account so kind of trust in some some things that are that we all can agree upon if we can't do that we're in trouble ok we're going to go to a short bre

what we're saying with every single so-called institution of journalism out there from washington post a new york times to stand and say i am as n.b.c. fox you know all of them how do we do it that's the big question well you know so joe we're just stuck with tribalism and trying to tribalism that some people confront and support i mean if you look over at the intercepts ok they have they have a let me well they can you know give them money to do investigative reporting and it's a real mix bag. but you know but also you know i'm going to really very tragic because we're with the model that kim is describing which i think she's right then there is really no coming together we have to live with our good visions and unfortunately it's only getting worse. i agree with ken and i understand her context which is political media and she laid out the networks that we're talking about right cable news or new york times washington post right places you could still get decent journalism now maybe not that it won't go heavy on the national stories but i still think my local noons is still good you know i'd still go

new york times highlights biden harris revised u.s. as true attacks, gop falls back on pattern of insults, wow, first taste of clash between tickets. okay, new york times, the democrat party bible in the washington postbiden and harris come out swinging, wow. unbelievable. joe concha is a man that i want to talk about for the newspaper, joe, very objective the new york times and the washington post, ap, abc and all the rest. what do you think? joe: that wasn't even half of it, you also had as if the memo went out, declaring we want to make sure that kamala harris is betrayed as a moderate for the new york times, and pragmatic moderate. as a centrist, drive the point home seem to be the message, the associated press, and adding harris to the ticket, he can point to her relatively centrist record on healthcare in her background on law enforcement, okay let's look at those two things that were going to look at the associated press in the way that they are portraying kamala harris, she wants healthcare for the undocumented, she and everybody else raise their hands when asked the question, she also supports medicare for all, is that a centrist position on healthcare? don't think so. finally we talked abou

"the new york times", washington post, george stephanopoulos calling as moderate and at the same timeall her socialist and both biden and harris hate america, how do you justify that kind of language? katrina: you just have to look at their politics. look at what kamala and the vice president have been saying over the last few months. when you were talking about policies that actually hurt americans, when you talk about some of the policies and kamala -- and speaks about them. this is a red flag for the party itself because choosing kamala harris reinforces what the trump campaign has been saying for months that the polls are wrong because if joe biden were leading by ten points and had the black vote locked up you don't go with an attempt to energize the base so this is absolutely the final takeover of the hard-core progressives, socialists and even marxists, political positions of the democrat party. these are policies that are irrational like the crazy green new deal and eliminating private health insurance. a government take over health care which no one pants and putting illegal

cnn, msnbc, "new york times," "washington post." who do they spend more time attacking?hinese government or the united states? it's not close. they attacked the united states every day and they give china a pass. what does it tell you? it tells you a lot. up ahead, new schedule for ilhan omar. there have been many. and this one apparently she's been enriching her husband with campaign contributions. is that even legal question mike we will investigate it next. 's ♪ >> tucker: as ilhan omar's congressional district was burning because of riots, omar herself was busy funneling $600,000 of campaign contributions to her husband's consulting firm. scott johnson as a writer based in minneapolis. happy to have a mama show. scott, thanks so much for coming on. please explain how this scam worked. >> it's working. it's worked for the past two years. it's become a scam since the two of them married this past march. ilhan omar married her political consultant and fund-raiser, was also her biggest vendor this past march. the $600,000 number that you referred to is what she has spent

cnn, msnbc, "new york times," "washington post." who do they spend more time attacking?hinese government or the united states? it's not close. they attack the united states every day and they give china a pass. what does it tell you? it tells you a lot. up ahead, new scandal for ilhan omar. there have been many. in this one apparently she's been enriching her husband with campaign contributions. is that even legal? we will investigate it next. this isn't just a wifi upgrade. this is xfi complete from xfinity. you'll get the xfi gateway with advanced security, so your connected devices are also protected. and stay out! plus with unlimited data, you can stream and scroll more than ever. and we'll ensure that you get the most wifi coverage throughout your home. this is xfi complete. simple, easy, awesome. get the security, unlimited daa and wifi coverage you need. plus, xfi customers can add xfi complete for $11 a month. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ >> tucker: as ilhan omar's congressional district was burning because of riots, omar herself was busy funneling $600,

you know, 25% of republicans say they want to shut down cnn, new york times, washington post and msnbc. now, this is unprecedented, brother. and i would defend the rights of fox, they have a right to be wrong in their own way. rights and liberties are very precious. it takes a long time to institutionalize them, they can appear overnight. and who -- who really thinks that the election is going to be over on tuesday? that first week in november. we have claims about the legitimacy of the elections. we have claims about the legitimacy of the very process itself, for what? power. power. say anything, do anything. that's what we have in the white house. but we have the collaborators, wall street too often and also big military. and then you have folks who are desperate and then, of course, the white supremacy that sits at the center of it, i thank god for my brothers and sisters in the sports world. especially lebron james and the others. everything's at stake at this point, my brother. >> we have a short time left, but things are so divisive, is there a way to step back from the brink? to

independent journalist michael tracy went on tucker carlson, says "the new york times," "washington postg on the devastation left behind by riots in major cities. that is being ignored. it really affects and harm communities of color for decades to come. joe biden is now saying he is dialing his back on position of redirecting police funding. he is saying now, claiming that he wants to give more money to police for social workers. this idea, deneen. i want your reaction to whether or not biden should not debate president trump? cnn's brian stelter the pressure on joe biden to not debate donald trump is fueled by right-wing media. cnn's own joe lockhart, former clinton press secretary, analyst at cnn, wrote an op-ed for cnn saying don't debate. he appeared on cnn talking about that. "new york times" running opinion pieces don't debate, joe biden. your reaction to this? >> i'm not surprised. they never know what joe biden is going to say once he is unleashed from bubble wrap and released from his basement, liz. the man can't hold a thought, can't hold a sentence. so they have no idea what

column and current affairs is that the truth is paywall but the lies are free the new york times the new yorker the washington post the new republic new york harper's the new york review of books the financial times and the london times all have pay walls breitbart fox news the daily wire the federalist and the washington examiner and info wars are free as corporate cost cutting continues to whack local newsgathering talkers magazine publisher michael harrison warns about using peer to peer media like twitter as news feed. we're going to have to do is educate our children because this is going to be a long process of coming into some type of a clearing with daylight we have to educate our children and ourselves in how to think critically when consuming directly you know right from the fire hose this nonstop flow of information with all kinds of credibility and points that you attach to it. if ever there was a time to remember our r.t.u. motto question more it's now and that is the big picture thanks for watching we're going to be back again next week same time and if that's not convenient set your d.v.r. on direct

"new york times" and "washington post" have from run a number of stories over the last couple of years documenting how proxies are weak and that is the consequence of the maximum pressure. we dried up the revenue that the regime would otherwise spend. consider this. since 2012, the regime spent over $10 million in iraq into syria and lebanon and there was a fighter in syria but said the golden days are gone and they are never coming back. iran doesn't have the money to get used to. these are the headlines that they ought to be wanting to see. the regime having to choose between guns in damascus. we've had to make very hard decisions now. so yes we would like to get to a new deal that don't loose sight of the fact of what we have been able to accomplish by putting this regime in maintaining so we are pleased with our strategy in and the door continues to be wide open for diplomacy. the supreme leader has chosen resistance over diplomacy. that's his decision. secretary pompeo won him two and a half years ago you can come to the table or manage the economic collapse. >> i'm going to go ab

what we want ok i think it was around april may time this year the prime minister wrote a piece for i think it was the washington post maybe the new york times probably the washington post and he was saying look world you've got to engage with us as a country because we are this close to being food insecure we don't have enough stuff to feed lebanese talking about a country where 80 percent of what you use is imported 20 percent of the population is basically occupying refugee status at that time there was a big pile on on the back of that article saying look he's diverting because so many of the issues in lebanon are self-inflicted anyway so he's trying to dilute the reaction because his name is in the crosshairs of accountability what i've just said to you now is that a fair interpretation of the reality of lebanon not where the prime minister might like to say lebanon is. i mean yes i mean the the the lebanese government and leaders and many of the shows keep keep you know pushing that can hitting the can for and more vigorous for civility to others and nominees 1st and foremost but also international supporters have been asking for

"new york times," 87% negative. "washington post," 83% negative.know, it is important to get the truth out there about what is really happening as we go into the 2020 race. your reaction, deneen? >> no, it really is. these media outlets are doing a disservice to the country. they're lying. they're cheating. they're not actually reporting on the real news at hand which is important for voters know the truth, what the truth is so they can go into that voting booth and make an informed decision to vote for the next president of the united states. but these anti-trump media outlets, they have an agenda. it is an agenda driven media out let and they are out to get president trump no matter what it is. elizabeth: deneen borelli. thanks for joining us. come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: next up, former nypd commissioner bernie kerik, he is fired up on the media and democrats silence on violence and rioting swamping american cities. is all of that hurting the push to stop it now? the president did meet with the acting head of homeland security and

new york times and washington post have run the number of stories over the last couple of years documenting how iran's proxy this weekend. that is a consequence of our maximum pressure. with right of the revenues regime that would otherwise have been spent in consider the statistic. since 2012, the regime spent over $10 billion in iraq and in syria and lebanon. that there was a fire in syria who said that the golden days are gone and never coming back. laurent just doesn't have the money that it used to predict these of the sort of headlines that we ought to be wanting to see. run proxy weaker in the regime having to choose between guns and damascus braided and we put them to make it very hard decision now. so yes we would like to get to a new deal bit over the side of the fact that what we have been able to accomplish by really putting this regime on the and restoring military dependents and maintaining it. we are very pleased with our strategy rated and they continue to be wide open for diplomacy . supreme leader has chosen resistance over diplomacy . that is his decision. secretary pompe

to cooperating better if they don't feel like every utterance will show up in "the new york times"es or washington post. >> great. kiron, could i maybe get you to ask some more, maybe tempt you to talk a little bit about either your time in the trump administration or your studies of the reagan administration? tevi's written about both. the book obviously doesn't cover as much about trump as it's new, but some of your thoughts on that, and maybe tevi can interis act with what you're -- interact with what you're thinking along those lines. >> absolutely. tevi, you talk about peggy noonan saying, you know, we understood reagan was in charge from an i'd lodge call and policy standpoint, but you also know he had numerous national security advisers. there was a turn in the white house, every 14 years or so over -- 14 months or so, there was a new national security adviser. so there was a tension between his ideology which he was committed to and everyone knew what his north star was and his ability to have the process of a white house -- [inaudible] identify studied -- i've studied reagan and found that fas

segÚn reportan los periÓdicos del the new york times y the washington post.s decisiones anemia. para entender el alcance de todo esto, nos conectamos en vivo hasta arizona con nuestro abogado de inmigraciÓn, ezequiel hernÁndez. bienvenido a la "ediciÓn digital",. y a esto en contra de la constituciÓn de los estados unidos? >> sÍ, específicamente en la enmienda 14 de la constituciÓn, y mÁs especÍfica para los ciudadanos de los estados unidos, eso sÍ es inconstitucional. hay muchas maneras del por quÉ lo leÍa directamente de la constituciÓn, es porque los ciudadanos son sujetos a la jurisdicciÓn de estados unidos, tiene los privilegios e inmunidades, y allÍ es donde estÁ el privilegio de entrar a tu paÍs, de tener la libertad, y si lo vas a privar de un ciudadano, tienes que darle lo que se llama el proceso jurÍdico, que tambiÉn es parte de la constituciÓn. en tÉrminos de los residentes, ahÍ el presidente tendiÓ poco mÁs de agarre, pero no creo que sea constitucional, por tambiÉn el washington post reporta que sÓlo es para personas que estÁn entrando desde mÉxi

new york times" the executive acted with approval of uber's legal department. >>> a group of major news organizations including "the new york times," "washington post" and cnbcnst the fees apple charges to put apps in its store in a letter to the company, the group says it wants to pay less than the 30% of subscription revenue apple gets for first time researches made through ios apps and some encouraging medical news for you new research indicates that the virus that causes covid-19 is not trans mitted through breast milk from mother to her baby you are up to date that is the news update this hour i'll send it to you. >> sue, thank you so much for that >>> senate republicans plan to propose a skinny coronavirus stimulus deal which would include money to help solve the post office problems up next, we'll ask marc short whether the house democrats will 'ral tt that bill. wee sorying to get back the delta ceo. i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan. i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single fam

look at what's happening to our media, the new york times, the washington post, cnn, msnbc, vacate anym or individual who dares to speak out in a way that's different from them. this is why fox is under constant attack. talk radio is under constant attack and those of you who are think for yourselves are demeaned and degraded and under attack. we are facing a very, very serious problem in this country. it's called tierney and if the tyranny of the left, looks what happens to our cities and school and look what's happening to our media and our medicine, look what's happening to our courts and now look what's going to happen on election day. you need to be the thomas paine's and the precinct workers and talk to your family, friends, colleagues and coworkers. it's not what can we do, it's what can you do, what can i do. you're a patriot, you know exactly what to do november 3. see you next time on life, liberty and levin. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> breaking tonight as the republican convention gets underway, to major exclusives on this show. the first details of president trump second term policy agenda an

communication system that he can literally personally slug it out with all of the networks, new york time website washington postand fight them to a tie. and so i have no doubt as the campaign keeps growing, that we can get these message across and we have a huge advantage. they're a fact. now we don't have to go to make stuff up and invent some post office phony scandal. we have to just tell the truth about how radical these people are. then also you know, when you see literally 90 days of port land rioting every day for 90 days. that begins to be a fact and it was interesting to me that neither biden nor harris was willing to say a word about antifa a word about a leal level of crime. you have a mayor of chicago now seeing that she's going to have police on her own personal street because she wants her family to be safe. but good luck to the rest of the city. well i think that stuff sinks in at a level of reality that even nbc news can't coverup. jesse: not only they didn't mention crime they haven't mentioned china. they haven't mentioned terrorism. they haven't mentioned trade. they haven't mentioned taxes.

is a possibility of a democracy. 25% of republicans say they want to shutdown cnn, new york times and washington post and msnbc. this is unprecedented, brother. >> i am a defender of fox, they got the right to be wrong in their own way. rights and liberties are precious. it takes a long time to institutionallize them and appear over night. who really thinks that the elections are going to be over on tuesday, the first week in november? we got claims of the legitimacy of the elections and we got claims of the legitimacy of the very process itself for what? power. power. saying anything or do anything. we have the collaborators and wall street too often and big military and you got folks who are desperate and the white supremacists that sits at the center. i am going to thank my brothers and sisters in the sports world especially lebron james. everything is at stake at this point, my brother. >> and we only have a short time left. i mean things are so divisivdiv is there is a way to step back -- right now people see things through their own lens and other eyeing each other, other than patriotic or othe

the new york times, the washington post, they don't want him to debate donald trump. if you can't go up against the guy whose office he wants to take, how is he going to go up against iran? they folded to him during the last administration, you'd think they are going to stand up to him this time? i don't think so. you'd think he is going to be tough against xi in china? no, china bought them a long time ago. he's very happy with that, i would be thrilled with that. that is will we are up against. but you get to see 96% negative coverage through a biden media filter, through social media that idn't source us -- censors us. if you're a sportsman into the second amendment, how many posts about the second amendment have you seen, friends that are second amendment advocates get shadow band, block, thrown off they, twitter, instagram. raise your hand if you have seen it. me last week, i got thrown off twitter. [laughter] [applause] i did. you know what my crime was? i posted a video of 12 doctors, medical doctors talking about the benefits of hydroxychloroquine in the field

why is it on the front page of "the new york times" and washington post?is a great question mark, and at one level the answer is blindingly simple. they don't talk about it because they understand perfectly well that all of the things i've been describing would p completely pt off suburb voters. and suburban voters are both democrat andot republicans are trying to appeal to. so what they've done instead and by the way, the way the way you should handle that if you really believe in the policy is to pass a law. you remember passing law you remember civic. you go before personal public and you say here's what we want to do and here's why we want to do it let's have a national debate and pass a law but instead it is the habit of the democratic party to take a law and really invent meanings in little obscure clauses that were never there and create a massive bureaucratic rule that doesn't have public sized in a way that a law would be debated it is a back door strategy very characterric of the democrat that's very much what's going on here, mark. but there's m

, this story's only going to be handled by me for a horse time period because "the new york times," "the washington postwith all the money and power behind them are going to jump on this, and they're going to expose this. i think i was stunned when i took a step back and realized nobody was doing anything because of their hatred towards president trump. so they were willing to let these agencies be weaponized, spy illegally on a presidential campaign all because they themselves had animus towards this president. and remember, david, a lot of their sources were these folks that were basically breaking the law -- david: that's right. >> yeah, the same people that are being investigated by john durham. so it's not surprising to me at all that they just ugh -- ignored sally yates completely, what she said that he went rogue, and she should have been pressed further because it was january 25th when she ran back to the white house to get flynn fired. so she was, she was in on it just as much. just remember, this is how the rats try to jump off a sinking ship, they start thousanding each other under -- throwin

. >>> other news "new york times" and washington post" said it was the white house who recommended to the cdc or pressured the cdc to stop testing people who weren't showing symptoms. certainly these are the people you would want to test because they don't know whether they have coronavirus. >>> i'm going to ask dr. birx about that. dr. deborah birx and i will sit down virtually, of course, and talk in an interview today. i cannot invite you to that interview, but i do invite your questions. if you have questions for dr. birx, retch me on twitter and facebook. let me know what they are and i may pass them on to dr. birx. on twitter you'll find me @scottmcgrew and i don't check facebook as oft en as i should, but i promise to today. >>> 6:51 right now. let's get a look at the forecast and meteorologist kari hall waiting for the sun's arrival out there. kind of a cooler start, but very nice. >> it is very nice to see some now cooler conditions and not as much smoke as the low clouds still continue to move across parts of the trivalley this let's head to san francisco where we are seeing

judge jeanine: the incredible part of all this is that the new york times is a washington post said this all been debunked and they criticized you for what you said. the truth is, and never really has been an investigation and the wall street journal did an editorial in the the project is a scandal for which the family hasn't paid a political price. we should be investigating this. pam: hopefully justice is looking into it. i think they are looking into a lot of things that's been going on so we will have to say see what happens. >> with respect to the fact that the sun made all that money, i suspect there would be other agencies in addition to justice, treasury as well as other departments, correct? pam: they said no, was a dormant investigation and joe biden happened to have this prosecutor fired, you know why it was dormant? oligarchs fled the country and he was in norway. guess who was with him, under biden. judge jeanine: amazing. absolutely amazing. good for you. i want you to listen to some sound, this is new york's attorney general talking about president trump. >> i'll never be

a trade group called digital context next that represents such entities as the "new york times," "washington post "wall street journal," fox news media, digital media, they all say the 30% commission apple charges on in-app purchases is too high and the letter goes on to say look, we want the same deal you gave to amazon. amazon worked out a compromise at 15%. why don't we get 15%? it's weird, though, because bezos owns amazon but also has "the washington post." very interesting. apple maintains that that level is fair considering all it does to maintain the site and the way it operates it. this is an issue that's just not going away, stu. stuart: no, it's not. it's a long-running feud. thanks, ash. the market overall friday morning, few minutes to go before we open up, the dow is unchanged. a few minutes ago it was down 100. the nasdaq has turned positive. 13. interesting day going on here. >>> let's see what else. the opening of the market after this. ♪ introducing stocks by the slice from fidelity. now you can trade stocks and etfs for any amount you choose instead of buying by the share. all

washington post new york times wall street journal and i could go on they're not they don't allow us to use skype and they don't allow google search so let's go back and say you want to be fair this is how we can be fair and christy made a very good point about the fact that the irony of it is actually while weigh them will become stronger in china but the thing is it's the chinese also that are scared the chinese are so scared that's why they ban even facebook on top of all the things i mentioned so what's important here so look at fairness the chinese have never been fair that's not my personal opinion that's just the simple fact they can open up their markets and we open up ours i think trump is one of the 1st presidents to actually say wait a 2nd we're not going to do this here if we can't do that there that's what he's been saying whether it's the e.u. or whether it's china let's be fair open up china and that's a different discussion but they're not going to do that now hillary you know when we're talking about these chinese tech companies we've seen the u.k. kind of follow the

. >> tucker: reporters from "the new york times" of "the washington post" totally destroyed the lifeadministration staff are. they did it deliberately. she survived and she is here to explain what happened and why. she's got a new book >> tucker: just a year ago madeline webster was serving as director of oval office operations for the president see, seated right outside his office. then she went on a state trooper in her life was ruined by reporters who published her off the record comments after a few drinks about the president's daughters. she left the white house and now she's written a book. it's called "off the record: my dream job at the white house, how i lost it and what i learn." madeleine, thanks for coming on. congrats on the book. i had run into you in washington and i thought you seemed like a genuinely nice person so i watched it and made me sad to see but summarize the book. why did you get destroyed? what did you learn? >> yeah, so you know i had a bad night, i made a mistake that cost me my job. i said some things i shouldn't have said after too many drinks. but how