it says at&t has never had a financial interest in oan's success and does not fund oan. carry oan on that platform and oan sued directv as a result. four years ago directv reached an agreement with oan as it has with other hundreds of other channels and oan did with other tv providers, it says, directv offers a wide variety of programming including many news channels with variety of too viewpoints but it doesn't dictate or control programming on the channels and continues to say that the decision to review oan will be up to directv which is a separate company of at&t. i should say we followed up on this statement with an at&t spokesperson. very specific question ons the actual reporting that we did and that reuters did and that spokesperson, frankly, deflected. >> okay. having said what you just said, does at&t still distribute the network? is oan receiving any money from the company zm. >> yeah. so oan is distributed, don, by at&t platforms. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> breaking news tonight. a federal judge issuing an order that blocks the six-week abortion ban in

>> at&t has never had a financial interest in oan's success and does not fund oan. result. they are basically saying they were forced to carry the channel. four years ago, directv reached a commercial carriage with oan as it has with hundreds of other channels. they carry its programming. they are saying this is nothing to see her. this is a normal carry deal. there is a reason comcast and others, there's a reason why they don't carry this conspiracy network. there's a reason why they tonight provide carry fees to oan. they are making a choice of content. competition is eye good thing. it's great to have more and more channels. there is a limit when we talk about channels that spread hate and misinformation. this is not just a conservative channel. it's a conspiracy channel, and there's a big difference. that's why at&t has come under harsh scrutiny as people watch why is at&t essentially providing the support for this channel? >> there's no rule, no law that says at&t has to carry it? >> this is the cable version of the wild wild west. almost none about cable or sa

it says in part, at&t has never had a financial interest in oan's success and does not fund oan.ide variety of programming including many news channels to offer a variety of view points but it does not dictate or control programming on the channels. any suggestion otherwise is false. of course, jake, that does quite san fies what oan is. it is not a news channel. it is a conspiracy network and i'm not really sure why they're comparing the two. >> it is weird because at&t is so supportive of the work at cnn where we report the news and we have been fighting off this wave of conspiracy theories and lies. it is disspiriting to know they're doing this. and, you know, oliver, this week we've devoted a lot of time to covering the whistle-blower who says facebook is prioritizing profits over stopping misinformation that hurts people. this is pretty close to the same thing >> i think we're finally starting to have a conversation about the companies behind the scenes that allow outlets like oan to profit off of lies. we talked about this earlier this week with facebook and how that platfo

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oan is a massive propronant of misinformation.oints out the online audience soared after a competitor fox news affirmed biden's victory after the insurrection. one of the insurrectionists brought an oan flag with them on january 6th. the violent rhetoric went beyond and a self-described regular oan viewer accused colorado secretary of state jena griswold of treason warning her punishment is hanging in lethal injection. in a statement today at&t said they never held a financial interest in oan's success and do not fund them and noted direct tv is a separate company outside at&t. they didn't respond to the testimony quoted that the inspiration to launch oan came directly from at&t executives. i'm joined now by anglo, president and ceo of media matters for america. long time no speak, anglo. good to see you. let's talk about this. i saw this today on twitter, honestly and went oh. give us this back story. media matters has a bunch of headlines so let's put them up. relentlessly fund raises to spread the audit nationwide and the month

success and when at&t acquired directv we refused to carry oan and they sued us as a rough. get carriage fees but oan is not your average channel. it's not really a news channel. it's full of propaganda and conspiracy programming, pushing the big lie and anti-vaccination messages. that's the difference, and the question then becomes does at&t have any standard, any line that it draws for what programming it's willing to carry even if that programming hurts the viewers? >> brian, thank you as always for your reporting. really appreciate it. thank you all so much for being with us today. i'm kate balduan. "inside politics" with john king begins after a break. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to "inside politics"ch i'm john king in washington. it's a really busy news day. thanks for sharing is with us. huge news on covid, for example. pfizer just asked the government to green light vaccines for kids ages 5 to 11. we'll walk through the timeline and potential impact on the broader pandemic fight. plus, dead lipoday for four trump aides subpoenaed about the insurrection. a new senate repo

by keeping your cell service with at&t, you can help pay oan hosts to call for mass executions.sedition, oppression, and of course one america news network. >> the lincoln project to take us off the air tonight as we start a new week. holiday for come, work day for others. can you guess which category we're in? that's our broadcast for this monday evening. it comes with our thanks for being here with us. on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. ♪♪ knows that if they are doing it and so in the intelligence world inspiring an espionage you don't just put offense to

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that the inspiration to launch oan came from at&t executives who actually said they told us they wantedive network. herring said done a 2019 deposition seen by reuters, they only had one, which obviously was fox news, and they had seven others on the, quote, left-wing side. when they said that i jumped to it and built one out. there's a lot to unpack here, but what are your initial thoughts on this reporting and how did this slip under the radar for so long when the executives were the ones that came up with the idea in the first place? >> uh-huh. i always think when someone is trying to convince you of something so hard, it means that they're probably guilty, right. the narrative that conservatives have created that somehow the left wing is completely in charge when it comes to the media ecosystem, they talk about it so much that it really seeds a lot of doubt for me. it also seeds a lot of doubt for me not just based on this oan story which is literally not just a parody, but unsurprised given that we know that the media really is run by conservative elites, right. that the interests

the founder of oan, robert herring sr. even admitted at&t urged him to launch the station because "they wanted a conservative network." oan has played a leading role amplifying donald trump's lies about the 2020 election. the biden administration is restoring federal protections for three national monuments that were drastically rolled back by trump to allow for commercial exploitation and extraction. the monuments are bears ears and grand staircase-escalante in utah, and the northeast canyons and seamounts off the coast of new england. over 3.2 million acres will come back under federal protection in utah alone. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin the show look with nobel peace prize. this year's winners have just been announced. >> the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2021 two maria ressa amd dmitry muratov, to safeguard freedom of expression for lasting peace. they are receiving the peace

a reuters report shows the vast majority of oan funding comes from at&t.r acting like the grinch on face the nation. >> we can gather for christmas or just too soon to tell? >> you know, it's just too soon to tell. we just have to concentrate on continuing to get the numbers down and not try to jump ahead by weeks or months. howie: the chief medical advisor pushed back hard on cnn. >> the way the other disinformation goes around, you say something talking about a landmark of a time and it misinterpreted saying i'm saying you can't spend family christmas time which is nonsense. maria: he never said what the headlines -- howie: he never said what the headlines claim he said. he might have avoided the pit fall. carlos watson shut down ozzie media days after the new york times revealed deception by the co-founder and other major problems. he went on the today show with a new message. >> we're going to open for business. so we're making news today. this is our lazarus moment. >> why would anyone trust him going forward. >> that's a heart breaking question. i'm

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customers when they recently learned, and an astonishing report by reuters that at&t helped to build oanntinues to subsidize the network, as a way and has paid millions to at&t to make a part of their dish network sleigh. the problem for 80 80 is they are losing customers over this. and if the lincoln project has anything in it, they will lose a lot more when people see this. friends, family, the people who make our lives complete. with at&t you can reach out to those people to feel the connection to many americans are missing today. in addition to reliable connections, and crystal clear sound quality, your at&t plan helps fund one american news network. oan and is a streaming news channel that helps radical alt-right -- shows the capitol attacks and promote covid-19 conspiracy theories. what more? by keeping yourself service with at&t you can help away and an host pierson shop and with at&t you'll be able to keep funding politicians like texas governor greg abbott who pushes radical new laws against voting rights and women's rights at&t funding's addition, oppression, and of course oann

yes, there's oan, yes, there's newsmax, yes, they have splintered off even farther, farther right. when you talk about propaganda, it's so much more effective if there's only one place to go and fox news has created that. the history you gave was dead on. you hit all the key points. the recount, 9/11, the war in iraq. when stephanie grisham talks about we go on fox news and they don't ask us tough questions, they're the propaganda for the gop, to me that's fox news circa 2014. what you described, what this country is now facing with the pandemic, which has revealed and both broken these people, is beyond description. fox news has -- we'll never know how many people fox news killed. off the top of my head, 100,000 i think is a reasonable estimate. and, you know, we've all talked about it being a cult, it being brainwashing and people used to shake their heads. you can't talk about the media who you talk about brain wash, it's just a conservative outlet. it's brainwashing and it's a cult because lives are at stake. this is not about immigration, this is not about tax reform, it's not

bankruptcy the oan debt could not be allowed as part of bankruptcy. again, that is terrible.gulated wall street which has calculable loss for the american working class. and@! man brown peopleil. we are the number one jailer in the world thank you very much. t me was iraq and you should never have allowed him to go to footprint in afghanistan should of been a couple of years. >> i will let you go there. you put several topics on the >> i respect this degree. [applause]

no, oane persuaded to invest in a? no, online sales _ persuaded to invest in a?st in a? no, online sales are up. we - persuaded to invest in a? iirr, online sales are up. we are seeing people spending more money now that we are able to hold art fairs again and so i think people want art in whichever way they can get it. one of the predictions from a midyear report this year to september is that there could be a growing divide in the market's top and bottom ends, leading to greater concentration of value at the top. when does that leave you? i think that is the art market report that was geared mainly towards the top end. that was referring to the bottom end being the over £10,000 or $10,000 range and we are below all of that. we are not so much auction prices. it is buying primary market from the artist and from galleries and we have seen an increase in spend per head at the fairs we have been able to run since the lockdowns. i thank you so much for your time and lockdowns. i thank you so much foryourtime and i lockdowns. i thank you so much for your time and i l

i understand there is an oane campaigner. i understand there is an online campaign _ campaigner.paign for his _ campaigner. i understand there is an online campaign for his dog - campaigner. i understand there is an online campaign for his dog vivian, l online campaign for his dog vivian, a french bulldog to be crowned westminster dog of the year. that must be fantastic for him, he would be smiling at that thought because he spoke very fondly of vivian and what dogs may terminate a hard day. he did. anytime you spoke to him about his dogs, it was just so as well. there is an online campaign at the moment, you can vote for vivian and david as well. we hold that every year but david came along for many years for the westminster dog of the year, always with a huge sense of humour and a huge heart. it wasjust a sense of humour and a huge heart. it was just a pleasure to see him interacting around dogs, it was so obvious how much he cared and wanted to make a difference. for obvious how much he cared and wanted to make a difference.— to make a difference. for the ublic, to make a diff

. >> with an exception of fox, he is relegated to oan. letter to the editor to get it into the president. some say it seems desperate. he doesn't care. he got it into tweet. these talking about it. "the wall street journal" reporters have fact checked and talked about the fact they are not true and are being run in the way an average reader stuff wrote in, he couldn't get this stuff. but trump is able and always has been to use news processes against news outlets. >> he doesn't have shame about it. it's effective and gets out there for people. >> yeah. we're talking about it, right? it was talked about on twitter all day yesterday. and this is not true. but people will still hear the details of his false claims. i don't think this got enough attention during his presidency and the campaign. one of his methods is repetition. he knows he's doing it. and he will say the same thing over and over and over again because he knows that at a certain point it does sink in. yes, there is a desire to treat him as if he literally has no idea what he i

now you have oan and at&t completely funding them because they want probably a negotiating tactic withompetition. fox news isn't even extreme enough. they need these other networks to convince americans that the moon is made of cheese and that i'm going to eat your baby. >> the extremism is going more and more. there is a disinformation pandemic in this and also a distrust issue i want to talk to you about. i know it's something to folks and journalists like you who want to report and make sure you're doing the best report. only 7% of americans have a great deal of trust of reports appearing in newspapers and television or other media outlets. i'm curious to get your thoughts on what may have caused this distrust in the first place. how much did trump's fake news campaign contribute to this rhetoric? how much does fox news trying to pretend it's not mainstream and constantly bashing mainstream media have to do with this and how much are we guilty of it taking a self-critical look at ourselves as well? >> i think nolan is innocent in this, right? you look at the years and years of peopl

and conservative oan suing msnbc and rachel maddow on a weak defamation claim.sclosure, as journalists, we do have a professional interests in these kinds of issues and cases, but tonight, this special report right now will bring you many sources. put my word aside, and just see what independent judges concluded. they ruled that msnbc won and was entitled to extra legal fees because the defamation claims were so baseless, politicians are pushing this. in trump's ease addition kneel gorsuch is citing without fact checking or editing and use ignorance is bliss approach. certainly it's a valid concern compared to the print era when these libel laws mostly developed. there is more speech and more propaganda on the web that masquerades as journalism. from to spread a catchy, clique-y conspiracy, and i hoot court has not yet agreed to take a case challenging this, but it's in the news, because it's already going all the way up to the court. it's what trump and gorsuch want. those claims from the justice that i just read about the internet are actually a really long wa

yeah, sure, there are people that believe fox news and oan, that is by far from the majority of average voters, what this is doing is motivating democrats and independent moderate republicans who go to the polls to vote against every single prubl. that is what they're doing. i think we're in better shape now than we were a month-and-a-half ago because of the right wing takeover of the republican party. >> juanina? >> i completely agree with governor dean if that regard because look at the instance that we had in virginia where they're saying the pledge of allegiance to a flag that was waved during the insurrection. expect democrats to run that on a loop, because that's gone fair enough. the moderate voters or independent voters who might have been attracted by someone that seemed palatable, didn't put out the vial frames as trump, in we'llity, he surrounds himself with, so he is in a worst position than before this week knowing that democrats are going to continue to beat that drum and running the footage back to voters over the next two-and-a-half weeks e weeks as they turn out to vote

oan.hese guys make fox look like alyssa milano. [ laughter ] and it turns out they are funded, and no one knew this until yesterday, by at&t. the people in the upper left-hand corner of your phone in 2013, they were like, you know what this country needs? somebody was like, affordable health care? and they said, "no! an even farther right wing news network!" [ laughter ] and then pumped tens of millions of dollars into what became one america news. which reportedly promised to offer only positive coverage of at&t, in addition to positive coverage of donald trump, vladimir putin, hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, anti-vax conspiracy theorists, qanon, racism, fascism, narcissism, botulism and genital herpes. [ laughter ] all the bad things. so good going, at&t! [ applause ] quite an investment in america! speaking of destroying america, mark zuckerberg is pushing back after the bombshell testimony from a whistleblower who gave congress some insight into what her former employer is up to. zucke

he issues this minority report that is the kind of thing you would see on a segment of oan, fox news. it attempts to defend the president by saying he never actually pulled off the coup. he's going to be at a rally with him this week end. what does it say about chuck grassley who is aligning himself with a man who did this? >> i think we've seen very few exceptions where republicans have been willing to stand up to this. one of them is liz cheney in the house. i'm not sure how you've focused on this. that house investigation which is bipartisan over in the house where they're really digging deep, issuing subpoenas, something that we are unable to do unless we have bipartisan support in the senate judiciary committee, they are doing that and moving forward is going to be really helpful. and our report here, which as you know, it uncovered a bunch of new stuff, i think will be helpful to them in that evident as well. >> final question for you is about accountability for jeffrey clark. i want to note there's a letter from the chair, dick durbin in your committee, asking the dc bar to loo

but outlets like oan still call fox liberal comey pinkio whatever it takes to steal viewers from the top channel and fox responds by moving even further to the right, quad druping down on red meat opinion over news. there will be no repeat of the arizona race call. telling the truth is too risky. the goppers who used to be responsible party officials are you carrering to trump. election boards are, to borrow a word, rigged. board up downtown windows. maybe looting starts. i'm not saying all of this will happen, but i'm saying it could. we know it could happen because it's all happened before. almost everything i have described as already happened in one form or another. books like "peril" have all of the evidence and the next big book about trump and election deversion is "betrayal" by jonathan carl. it comes out in november. it has even more evidence of trump betraying democracy. karl writes in his final chapter that trump came so close to the edge last winter, closer than most americans appreciate. i want to read to you one line from what karl says. he says, quote, i didn't realize

he was this minority report where basically he used this kind of segment in oan, or fox news, attemptshe president by basically saying he never actually pulled off the coup. and then he is going to go be in a rally with him this weekend. what does that say about chuck grassley of all people who? is aligning himself with this man to try to do this. >> i think we have seen very few exceptions where republicans have been willing to stand up to this. one of them is liz cheney, over in the house. and i will note not sure if you focused on this, but we look as we go forward. that house investigation, which is bipartisan, over in the house where they are really digging deep, issuing subpoenas, something that we are unable to do unless we have bipartisan support in the senate judiciary committee. they are doing that. and moving forward is going to be very helpful. and our report here which is, you know, uncovered a bunch of new stuff, i think will be helpful to them in that effort as. well >> final question for you, is about accountability for jeffrey clark, i want to know that there is a lett

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it is people who are becoming radicalised oane? . '. . people who are becoming radicalised online?e? it is difficult but not - impossible because even though they are online it doesn't mean necessarily that they do not interact with people so a lot of people that are in messaging forums and chat rooms, they are still talking to people, they are not entirely self radicalised, they interact with people and the fact this particular individual has come to the attention of prevent programme means at some point someone must have noticed something. of course there are a lot of people who need start to look at material online mine who may engage in conversations online but you are not actually a credible threat, he will never go on to carry out a threat. it must be incredibly difficult to figure out how to separate those people out. how do you spot the ones who will actually take action and those who will not?— those who will not? absolutely. security agencies _ those who will not? absolutely. security agencies today - those who will not? absolutely. security agencies today are - those who

. >> oan, you mean >> yeah. >> certainly john oliver and some of his colleagues at cnn have taken at&t and task for financing an organization that argues questionable things about vaccine and is the election. >> i think it's a good thing. >> without a doubt -- >> we'll no longer be owned by at&t, it would run by david at some point -- >> but you know why it's a good thing? >> why >> it's kept me from focusing on the stock for three minutes. that yield gets bigger and bigger and bigger, step by step, inch by inch slowly -- >> the yield is 8%, but the yield is not going to be -- even the yield, though, on what will be the remaining at&t which is going to be cut is going to be fairly significant. >> wish they would come on "squawk on the street. >> 20 billion in free cash flow -- >> we're warming up to it. >> this is new at&t. we got to get ready for this and shareholders do as well. >> they warmed up to it. i was disappointed >> meanwhile, our parent company is flat on the year. >> flat. >> comcast shares have been in free fall, charter as well -- you have to use the word free fall. >>

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