editor at large of daily mail.com, piers morgan. how are you sir?> i'm not competing with you anymore. >> sean: i'm glad. it wasn't all bad. i i love the daily mail, i love the way you guys are due news. you cover a lot of u.s. news and the format is better than 90% of newspapers. >> it's very straightforward.d. to put up a 1200 stories a day, nothing stays up for more than 24 hours. it's very addictive, very comprehensive. >> sean: lot of gossip, i looked us up. >> it doesn't really take you, let's you make your mind up just tells you what's going on. >> sean: so for eight months here in america, you don't always agree with him but you like them, do you think he is mischaracterized by the media. >> my god, it's unbelievable. i was on the first "celebrity apprentice." the president united states made me his apprentice, what more could you want a life? i came to know donald trump very well and i just buy the characterization of him as w soe kind of monster, the new hitler as i keep being told, it's offensive. to anyone who has to suffer from what hit

joining is now from the fox business network, maria bartiromo and piers morgan stays with us. he said something, we all know the president, we've known him for years. when you're with him, do you see the guy that i see? which is fun, smart, engaged, wanting to succeed? he does not elect failing at all, he wants to win, he's serious about that. >> i see a real authenticity, that's what people want. that's what you want to the white house. you don't want a politician. what he has been able to do in terms of being himself, bringing an authentic persona to the white house has been very valuable. i agree with that. >> sean: i thought you got a lot of news out of them especially on syria, with all the conspiracy theories we were talking about russia, it's interesting he's taken on prudent to such a high degree, if putin had the goods on and i doubt he would be doing it. >> this whole narrative about russia started at the democratic national convention because it was clear based on all of the emails that debbie wasserman schultz was in the tank for hillary clinton trying to take bern

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piers morgan and tucker karlssos show last night says the american media is ignoring his atrocity. >> it doesn't get the media coverage that sweden and paris and nice. these get huge attention. but yet what happened in egypt was unbelievably significant. if you look at what isis really stands for what they are carrying out in the middle east and egypt in particular is a genocidal attack on christianity. they want christianityer eradicated. they want to convert all christians to their crew of said and they want christians gone. liz: dr. zuhdi jasser. should these attacks be getting more media coverage? even john kerry said it's christian genocide. zuhdi: john kerry saidr said it after the united nations resolution -- the congress passed a resolution saying it was a genocide it's not christians versus the world. it's islamists versus the rest of the world. anyone who is not muslim or aggrieves with their theocracy, and until we call it what it is, the world and americans who listen to the media will get more educated and determine which muslims are with us and which muslims are against

the question is why don't they care what's meant we are joined by piers morgan, the editor at large atmail.com. thank you for coming on. you sent out a tweet after this that this will not get the attention of massacres in europe, but it should be at why won't it, do you think? >> unfortunately, what happens in the middle east, it just does not seem to attract the immediate attention in america that it would if it happened, as we've seen in attacks in sweden the last two days, in london two weeks ago. i was therefore that the huge attention in paris and nice. these get huge attention. what happened in egypt was unbelievably significant. if you look at what isis really stands for, what they are carrying out now in the middle east and the east in particular, is that it kind of genocidal attack on christians and christianity. they want christianity eradicated and they want to convert all muslims to their crusade, they want it to be a holy war. they want christians gone. and i don't think that narrative is getting the attention it should get in the american media and i think in other media

sebastian gorka, piers morgan will all join us as well is maria barreto romo but firstt with the highlyth the russians over syria's use of chemical weapons. secretary of state rex tillerson met face to space with resident leonard putin and held a contentious news conference with the country's foreign minister. rich edson is an the country with more. >> secretary of

. >> interesting, christina, journalist piers morgan had an interesting reaction on twitter.s flawed for being too politically correct. >> i mean, this ad didn't hit with either side of the margin. i saw some people sort of saying that, like, somehow this was offensive to cops. i -- how? but, yeah, i mean, social media makes it shat brands have to be available and have to listen to consumers really quickly. you know, also at the same time, it makes it so that, like, this sort of thing when it's hitting like this, it gets to the parody level. someone made a mentos version -- >> "snl" will have a field day on this. this is not isolated, actually. earlier this week -- i hadn't realized this, one of our producers found there was a skin care brand, nivea, had to pull an ad from the middle eastern market. that's the ad, white is purity is the tagline. kind of tone deaf. >> extremely tone deaf, but, again, these are the mistakes that brands make by not making the investment of having diversity at the table when this content is being created. so, they could be proactive in that way a

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