ralph peters is entitled to his opinion. months ago, when i -- eight months ago when i left fox, there were not a lot of pro-trump people at fox. there was only a handful of us. >> not a lot of pro-trump people at fox. >> go back seven or eight months ago, there was hannity, myself and maybe even peiro. here's the thing about any network. i'm sure it's certainly true with fox and my experience and likely cnn. no one calls you and said you have to be on board with trump or against trump or pro-obama or against obama or have this political leaning or ideology. we are free to have our own opinions. i'm sure you are. i was never told which way to go with anything, and i never did. the beauty of capitalism in the marketplace, free speech is there is a fox which leans one way. cnn may lean another way. another group may lean in another direction you have choices and that's the beauty of the capitalism. >> but he is going further saying we are assaulting our rule of law by trying to discredit mueller's probe. he has embarrassed to

retired general ralph peters was a propaganda machine.tives were rattled by the leak fearing the story could have legs because peters has a lot of credibility. >> we are familiar with the matter. many say the network's opinion personalities are out of control with the devotion to the president. peters writes four decades ago i took an oath as an officer. i swore to support the constitution. that did not expire when i took off my uniform. over my decade with fox, i was proud of the association. now i'm ashamed. fox says ralph peters is enti entitled to his opinion, but using it to get attention. >>> let's get a check on "cnn money." stocks and uch.s. futures down when the fed reserve raised rates. the first meeting under jerome powell. it raised rates for the sixth time. the bump was expected. still on track for three this year. it may speed up next year. investors did not like that. what do higher rates mean for you? interest rates affect borrowing costs. credit cards and auto loans and mortgages. rates for savings being accouac a boost.

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fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters with us. ralph, are the north koreans true when they say they're ready to denuclearize? are they sincere or is this a sneaky move? >> we don't know for certain, but given the track record of north koreans, one has to suspect motives may not be pure all the way through. the irony here, liz, is that north korea's charm offensive, this sudden willingness to negotiate at least professed willingness is indisputably due to president trump's often derided hard-line stance on north korea. this is one thing he's gotten right so far. but the ironic part is that kim jong-un has been able to foot this in a strategic judo flip, and the alacrity which we accepted the offer of talks gave kim a huge prize. he wants the big photo-op beside the president of the united states. two equals. and we've essentially ceded that territory and gotten nothing firm in return as of yet. liz: he says he's going to denuclearize. >> we shall see. liz: don't we need to make sure, number one that international inspectors would b

i'm glad ralph peters made those distinctions. but they came later there.pinions play a vital role just like at most of newspapers. cambridge analytics scandal. first the karen mcdougal interview, now the "60 minutes" stormy daniels interview. howie: there has been a huge made idea build yum for the stormy daniels interview on "60 minutes" tonight. she spoke out despite signing a $150,000 contract giving her story to a.m.i. >> when said it's worth many millions -- >> it was hard to pass up. >> sure. >> you were happy to have the story killed. >> yes, of course. >> the thought of telling your story to ami, some people are going to think you wanted money and wanted to damage the president. >> i voted for the president, i voted for donald, why would i want to damage him? howie: joining us. emily jashinsky, and leslie marshall. she was contradicting herself on motivation. she says donald trump was sweet, respectful, kind, caring. ies she reveal swag was their secrets? emily: i don't have a good reason to believe he's lying but he should have pressed her more on

lieutenant colonel ralph peters thank you very much.appears hillary clinton has a new sequel to her infamous deplorables insult. while speaking in india the former secretary of state said donald trump doesn't deserve to be president. then she explained why, saying quote, i won the places that are optimistic, diverse, dynamic, moving forward. in his whole campaign making america great again was looking backwards. you know you didn't like black people getting rights. you don't like women getting jobs, you don't want to see the indian american succeeding more than you are, whatever your problem is, i'm going to solve it. he claimed male trump voters didn't let their wives vote for her because they totally would have. but they are shackled in evangelical burkas. who it first, boys. >> i have been hitting his close for years. remember the conspiracy theory that donald trump went into the race only to insure hillary would get elected. i think the conspiracy * theory is hillary clinton there is to make sure donald trump gets re-elected. she ca

to the candidate and now his proximity to the president might be averse to having someone like ralph peters with impeccable conservative credentials attacking him for the right, precisely on this hypersensitive issue of russia because, of course, on this subject peters is absolutely right. >> i have to just say also, it's a business decision, right? if your audience is aligned with trump because of rote extreme partisanship, you have to keep that audience there. if you lose that audience, if they realize there is a problem with trump, they go to other competitors -- >> we put together, we wanted to show people who he was. he is such a right winger that fox is the only place he could find a tv home, i would guess. and so to the point -- but that's the point. this is someone who is 99% -- you're talking about it as a business. in the interest of disclosure i have to say working for republicans it was sometimes nice to have fox cut the republican side some slack. but i've never seen steve schmidt -- what we see now day in, day out, the attack on bob mueller who was the republican pick to run t

it was written by colonel ralph peters, calling fox a propaganda machine. do others agree with him?fe social security over. what is next? the

joining us now strategic analyst ralph peters., the news this morning is the brits are accusing russia of developing a nerve agent specifically for assassinations. your thoughts on that, please. >> no surprise whatsoever. even less surprising than putin's landslide win. the old soviets during the cold war had a massive chemical weapons and biological weapons program. when the soviet union collapsed, it shrank but didn't go underway. now under putin, it's being dramatically expanded for wartime use for chemical weapons, for assassinations, and frankly more worryings to me the biological weapons are developing. dna that's been tampered with and reorganized. so the russians are up to a lot of bad, bad stuff and the other worry is i'll tell you. russians domains with sledgehammers. their security is not as good as ours when it comes to labs and there's plenty to worry about. stuart: so he's in. putin's in for another six years. landslide victory. that's it. things are not going to get better, are they? in fact, they will probably get

. >> a remarkable exit letter by fox news contributor ralph peters, a long time analyst on the channelitic of president obama, fan of president trump. it's remarkable to hear this person of all people saying fox is a propaganda machine, we can put on screen, part of what he said in this dramatic exit letter. today i feel fox news is assaulting our constitutional order and the rule of law, while fostering corrosive and unjustified paranoia among viewers. this is a fox plow talking about fox. he went on to say he's proud of the network when he was working there for a while but no more. he says now he's no longer proud to be there. he's choosing not to renew his contract. fox is responding by saying we respect his opinion and even though he's trying to get attention out of all of this on the way out the door. i've never seen anything quite like this. a contributor from fox news base he canally blowing the whistle and saying this is propaganda. like i said this is not a liberal at fox. this is one of their conservative commentators. there could be fallout from this. there's been a lot of f

retired general ralph peters said the station is a propaganda machine for trump.e with a lot of credibility. >> people familiar with the matter say many employees say the network's opinion personalities are out of control with devotion to the president. peters writes four decades ago i took an oath as an officer. i swore to support the constitution. that oath did not expire when i took off the uniform. over my decade with fox, i long was proud of the association. now i'm ashamed. you have worked with him. >> at times i worked with him, he was a fierce critic of barack obama. so this isn't a man who is a lefty, as some are calling him now. he is concerned with his country's future. >> just about at the top of the hour. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. see you tomorrow. >>> facebook knew about this. >> this was a major breach of trust. >> this is a moment of crisis. >> we have learned robert mueller's team has indicated four main areas that investigators would like to speak to the president about. >> these questions all focus on

. >>> fox news, military analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters went out with a bang, in a scathing once proud to work at fox but now says he is ashamed and denounced the network as a propaganda machine devoted to president trump. if he think he's some sort of sleeper cell on the left, listen to the brutal criticism of president obama's speech after the san bernardino terror attack. >> don't be afraid. mr. president, we're not afraid. we're angry. we're pissed off. we're furious. we want you to react. we want you to do something. you're afraid. this guy is such a total [ bleep ] it's stunning. >> yeah, he did. senior media reporter darcy and chris cillizza are with me to discuss. language aside, who is he? tell me more about his exit. >> fox news analyst on fox for years and years, hundreds of performances. not really someone who is sympathetic to views from the left. he has a lot of credibility within the conservative movement. apparently he has had enough of the approach from schilling that happens on fox news. announcing his exit saying he was ashamed to be an associate with the

army colonel ralph peters writes that fox news hosts routinely dismiss facts and empirical reality. peters also blasted the network over its unwavering support for president trump, writing -- "in my view, fox has degenerated from providing a legitimate and much-needed outlet for conservative voices to a mere propaganda machine for destructive and ethically ruinous administration." "the washington post" reports more than 187,000 students have been exposed to gun violent school in the 19 years since the columbine high school massacre in 1999. despite the high number, school shootings represent only a tiny fraction of u.s. gun violence, which claims more than 13,000 lives each year. "the post's" report comes days ahead of saturday's historic "march for our lives" rally in washington, d.c., which will be led by student survivors of the parkland, florida, high school massacre. tune in to our coverage from the washington, d.c. in a rally. we will begin -- democracy now! will be broadcasting f noon to 4:00 p.m. eastern time. in tempe, arizona, police investigators have released video from

ralph peters is with us now. i say that russia is in a very weak position. weak position. his economy is not doing well and his adventures overseas really not doing well either. he is saying this from a position of weakness. what say you? >> well i think vladmir putin does have weakness in the swamps he has gotten overseas and certainly on his border in ukraine. he has put his fiscal house in order although the economy is certainly not thriving but really what you saw on display with his remark about the jews and russian jews possibly being behind the attack on our elections was the famed russian, on display. putin is the quit essential russian nationalist. anti-semitism goes very, very deep in russia. it is consistent t was consistent under the czars and the soviets. the remember the czars secret police, they're the ones who popularized protocols of elders of zion, perhaps most successful propaganda work in history. stalin, a failed seminarians, persecuted jews right to his death. after stalin died they continue to persecute the jews. this is not shocking.

news, ralph lieutenant -- saying technology is a thing, anyway, bit, show you that in a about ralph petersaying he's a variety news for of reasons, i'll pull that up. go to minnesota. hello.dent line, joan, caller: hi. i'm just wondering why the are so angry and i'm listening here today. it's it's -- it doesn't make sense. is off the air and they are all calling in. what the plan was is to split the united states, people, they are doing it by splitting the democrats and republicans. happening.t is we're just kind of going along they want, and beyond what we want dictator ship, do like russia?ve that is what is going to happen if people continue to do this. whohould want the president love, like in the old days. it is not like that anymore. in there,e a democrat you hate the president. if you have a republican in the president. you know, we have to look at this, what if russia decides to democrats next time around? i mean, are the republicans or g to be happy with that say, well, now it is our turn, blah, blah, blah. host: okay. caller: let the russians help us. host: got you, joan. ralpres

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