so oan is still spreading the big lie.t month and the third installment of the election fraud documentary recently aired. so, who exactly is enforcing this embrace? is it your bosses in the newsroom or are they responding to owners to keep up lying to their viewers? >> it is -- it was mostly coming from the top. so it was like a weird feedback loop kind of like what you said. we could get -- we would follow viewer emails and get their recommendations, like they would critique us, and we would pretty much craft our news biases based on what they were telling us. >> yeah. >> and so we would get an email saying we don't want to see aoc or we want to see pelosi that much or the slides being shown too much and we would kind of go off of what they would say and that is kind of what helped form our news rundowns at the time. >> i want to get your take on one final thing. on the subject of disinformation, what was the reaction in the oan newsroom are the so-called investigation that was sourced to andre derkosh. were you playing i

maricopa county makes up 60% of the arizona electorate and i read that oan headline. that's the one outlet if we may that's allowed inside with the cameras or in there to monitor and a new headline up here this afternoon. arizona audit, officials finding signs of fraud. if you read it says officials said evidence of fraud is already started to show. this is what one republican consultant i talked to this afternoon who continues to try to get republicans elected said they knew it would not go well and it is errors that led to what's now i think as claire called it here a political event here in phoenix. >> well, there's so much to unpack. frank, mr. gosard, a proud associate of the oath keepers whose members are as elizabeth said the association is a right and many of the members are under scrutiny for the most serious of charges in the insurrection. i want to come back to the letter of the terrorism warning that is in place in this country today through april 30th at least. information suggests that some ideologically motivated violent extremists with the objection of

oan is also live streaming event and its hosts have helped raise funds for this exercise.initially, told we could not enter the publicly-owned arizona state fairgrounds but when we tried again, another time. >> i'm kyung lah with cnn. >> okay. you guys will be on the second level. >> so we can get in? >> yeah. >> we followed that officer's instructions. >> there is media parking. but then, these guys showed up. >> i am not authorized to speak to the press or media. >> even though these uniformed men look like police, they're not. they are a volunteer group called the arizona rangers. this man talking to me is wearing a badge from cyber-ninjas. that is the florida-based company being paid $150,000 by the gop-controlled state senate to conduct this election review. but here is what republican jack sellers, the maricopa county board of supervisors chairman thinks about cyber ninjas. >> everything they are doing is just so unprofessional, that it's -- it's really bothersome. i don't really feel that it benefits me, any, to get into the weeds too far on all the craziness that i

oan is live streaming the event, and its hosts have helped raise funds for this exercise. told we could not enter the publicly owned state fairgrounds, but when we tried again another time -- >> i'm kyung lah with cnn. >> okay. you guys are on the second level. >> reporter: we followed that officer's instructions. >> there is media parking. >> reporter: but then these guys showed up. >> i'm not authorized to speak to the press or the media. >> reporter: even though these uniformed men look like police, they're not. they're a volunteer group called the arizona rangers. >> so you're trespassing. >> reporter: this man is wearing a badge from cyber ninjas. that's the florida-based company being paid $150,000 by the gop controlled senate to conduct this review. here's what republican jack sellers, the maricopa county board of supervisors chairman thinks about cyber ninjas. >> everything they're doing is so unprofessional that it's really bothersome. i don't feel it helps me to get into the weeds too far on all the craziness that i see going on. >> reporter: sellers knows the di

a lot of serious questions here this week. >> and oan is watching this.ing about, about to reach 100 days this week. for a majority of voters, how do they think he is doing? >> yeah, can i wanted to go reach out to some republicans that voted for joe biden least election. there is not only a governor's race in 2022, but mark kelly is up for his senate reelection again this upcoming november of 2022. that's why these republicans that helped turn the state in favor of joe biden, where do they see this administration? where do they see the democratic lead congress going. i went this weekend to meet up with trudy and larry. i asked them what do you think of them now? take a listen. >> i have tremendous everyone thi for him and the problems he is facing. i think he is doing a great job. we have someone serious. someone who has moral character and ethics. larry says the insurrection was his coupe degras. he said i may be considering myself a conservative democrat. stephanie, the state of play here in arizona. >> a whole new party. coming up in the next hour, we

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>> wannabe tv stars, isn't he among the wannabe tv stars, wasn't he shopping himself around to fox, oanat this point they said, no, no, no, we're not going to touch you, right? >> fox news said not only have they not had conversations with him, they're not interested in giving him interviews, and you can't blame them when he went on tucker carlson and said he's accused of similar accusations and tried to rope tucker and tucker's wife into some weird alibi or story or excuse for him and his various partners. the whole thing was very bizarre. fox don't want him. the other networks don't want him. i think he'll have bigger issues in the coming months if he can get a job on cable, as you were talking to your previous guest from "the wall street journal." this is serious stuff. this could end up in a jail sentence, several years in prison for this guy who was supposedly a republican rising star. but tells you everything you need to know about the modern gop that matt gaetz was considered a rising star. >> for sure. congressman seth moulton was on my show yesterday and he was pointing out the

they are already spreading messages on oan which is the only media outlet that's allowed to observe thatsystemic fraud. this is going to serve as nothing more than fodder to rile up a percentage -- a strong percentage. it's 50% or 60% of the republican party still believe the election was stolen, and that's what led us to january 6th. so adding more fuel to that fire is likely to lead to political violence. it's very irresponsible, and it's sad because it's just going to continue us down this very unhealthy path. and i was hopeful that we might be able to start to rebuild but we're clear not there yet. >> your group which is the republican accountability project, just issued report cards for every republican in congress. it's ranking in your view, who has acted to undermine american democracy and who has worked to uphold it. there are 14 republican lawmakers who received a grade of "a." among them, mitt romney, lisa murkowski and congresswoman liz cheney. then more than 100 republicans who got an "f" and that included the house minority leader kevin mccarthy and congressman steve scalise

and so he was telling his supporters to switch to go to oan, to go to newsmax and so i think within fox'sderstood they needed to keep trump supporters on board. and the best way to do that was to put familiar faces from the trump administration, from the trump family on the network. as you say, this is a choice. i mean, you are not hiring donald trump's daughter-in-law for her sterling commentary, you're hiring here because you want to hire donald trump's daughter-in-law. for what that says about your network. >> yeah. here is some good news that might seem unrelated to your job at media matters. covid vaccination are hitting another record. 4.6 million shots recorded on saturday, half a million above the prior saturday and it is important to see all of the tv anchors, personalities showing themselves getting the shot. we've seen a lot of vaccine selfies from lots of folks at different networks. it is been really inspiring to see. the "today" show even brought the co-host outside for a live group vaccination this week. and rachel maddow on friday on msnbc talked about how she was fearful

that includes the public ukraine trip with oan where he admitted what he was up to, plotting against the bidens. >> america's mayor stepped foot in ukraine for the first time in two years. >> there is evidence in the ukraine of collusion. biden is involved in it. i can prove somebody else committed the crime. and that's why i started it. >> so you did ask ukraine to look into biden. >> of course i did. >> of course he did. but more evidence is emerging tonight about why giuliani appeared to act with such impunity. "the new york times" reports the suspicious development that these independent prosecutors up in new york had been trying to search giuliani since last year. it reports that they thought they had the goods for this, this raid they did today, back then. but top trump officials repeatedly blocked their legal requests for a warrant to search giuliani's home. first there was a citation to the upcoming election. then blocking it again after the election. this new york times bombshell about tonight's raid ends with a passage that reinforces something important and something i wan

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there's not a single journalist we are aware of inside, oan, right wing conspiracy theorist outlet is the one that has the exclusive rights per the arizona state senate and republican party to cover this event. they're already out with headlines. just this afternoon, suggesting officials found systemic fraud. we have no idea what that would suggest. as you said, there's already been reviews at the county level, maricopa county, republican led board of supervisors said there was 100% accurate election results in november. i want you to take a look. we tried to make our way in for this audit as they're calling it six months after the november election. take a look. >> hi, how you doing. >> not authorized to speak. >> we're with nbc, hoping to cover what's happening inside. >> i can't speak with the press. >> these guys said we could talk to you. >> there's a media area. for media. it would be in that area, that area alone. not the building. >> we're not allowed to go inside and watch the audit go on. >> to the media area. >> all due respect, being in the parking lot -- >> reporter: this

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