>> well, i guess the question is who do you believe, me or roger ailes?i have no sources for this. all my sources are current or former fox news employees. you'll notice that he never actually denies a specific charge. i'm very familiar with this kind of thing for years of "newsweek." >> it's the blanket condemnation. it's all rubbish. >> right, we get all of these letters to the editor saying that's a tip-off that they don't actually have any response on the substance. so he doesn't want to address just for instance, you know i had a story in the book where rupert murdoch said when he came into work that roger was so bonkers, so dmuts, that he actually worked out of a supply closet because he thought the rest of the news corp. building was bugged. and i heard this from two people who heard it directly from rupert murdoch. two excellent sources, high-ranking former people in the fox news empire, right? so the question really here, is you know, why is he responding this way? he claimed that he hadn't appeared on any statement claims, i haven't appeared on

. ♪ ♪ bill: fox news chairman and ceo roger ails also known as our boss presented with the tenth bradleye last evening at the kennedy center in washington d.c. that foundation recognizes individuals whose accomplishments help shape america, and in his acceptance speech, mr. ailes referenced the irs scandal as an example of how crucial it is to move the country forward. have a listen here. >> federal government is about to hire 16,000 more irs agents to enforce health care. 47 new tax increases. no wonder they need guns. [laughter] now, we already know the irs is arrogant. they waste as much money as other government agencies. they enjoy pushing people around. and they can't line dance. [laughter] we don't need 16,000 more people who can't line dance. [laughter] and we don't need more people with guns enforcing our health care. all right, granny, get your hands up, it's time -- we're tired of telling you this, take your metamucil. bill: mr. ailes donating his $250,000 prize to charity, donating to senior citizens too and well deserved. you can see the whole speech, read it on our web site

everybody first, i bring you this from our boss, president of fox news, roger ailes. >> the ggvernment is about to hire 16, 16,000 more irs agents to enforce health care. 47 new tax increases. no wonder they need guns. now, we already know the irs is arrogant. they waste as much money as other government agencies. they enjoy pushing people around and they can't line dance. [laughter] we don't need 16,000 more people who can't line dance. [laughter] and we don't need more people with guns enforcing our health care. all right, granny, get your hands up, it's time -- we're tired of telling you this, take your metamucil. stuart: that was mr. ailes' acceptance speech after being awarded the prize. and speaking of the irs and your trust in government. three fresh polls from fox news. 2/3 think the irs targeted overseas, everybody's saying the sky is falling, but our market's going to open a little higher. how come? even with japan's stock market dropping 6%. we went out and asked peoe a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them sw us. w

want to be on the program to promote his book, but i didn't know at the time he was badmouthing roger aileshe

if roger ailes who took me into his office to ask me questions about my job and i refuse to answer he could fire we have every right to do so. he is not the government. and it allows them to remain silent before congress and the american people. >>. charles: but in other words, maybe they don't work for me and the boss at 1600 pennsylvania avenue? >> that don't think that is any question in. eye injury with everything your to previous guests have said. those who have said there is a culture in the irs that we work for them. there is a culture in the irs that the property is there's. a perfectly lawful way to get the people to speak but they will lose there fifth amendment protection but that involves the executive branch that congress does the prosecutor don't think we will see the day where a federal prosecutor working for the bombings administration decides to charge of these people the first and they can do is remove the personal immunity paid $1,000 per organization coming from taxpayer dollars, if they came from the personal assets of the irs agents and the management who abuse t

and abro abroad, you may be offended by the administration's mine month stone wall on benghaziand roger ailsut it ell when he said, quot i've come to the conclusion that i don't even care what the president of the united states was doing that night but i would like to know what the commander in chief was doing that night. if you believe in the first amendment, the freedom ofhe press, the white house's sweeping record seizure of documents, should cause your blood to boil over along with the associated press intrusion. fourth, if you are one tho crazy constitutionalists and actually believe in the second amendment anyour rights, you might be upset to learn vice-president biden is rebooting his push for gun control next week so you can look forward tothat. if you bieve in the national interest and plain spokenness from the president's administration, you may be curious as to why this white houswon't characterize snowden as aoutright traitor. perhs at the hang on to the idea that is just a coincidence that nsa leaks came athe same time the president was holding summit with the chinese counterart

. >> an honor for fox news chairman and roger ail.given the tenth bradley prize for being a visionary of american journalism. he was one of four people chosen by the bradley foundation to receive it. charles krauthammer is a previous bradley prize recipient. that is your 5@5:30. >> edward snowden is speaking out once again. he's fillispilling even more u. security secrets as the nsa defends the controversial surveillance program. doug luzader is live with more. >> good morning. for the u.s. intelligence committee the fear is edward snowden is talking. he has no intention to keep quiet. somewhere in the bustling city of hong kong is either a whistleblower or a trader depending on your point of view on this. he made it clear he has no intention to return to the united states. i would rather stay and fight the united states government in the courts bausz i have faith in hong kong's rule of law. in washington the head of the agency defended the same surveillance program since snowden revealed dozens of terrorist events have disrupted the

>> if you just take that one quote that you just read about roger aile september putting this bulletproofause he thinks homosexuals are out to assassinate him, because they're a big problem why this country, who do you believe? i have to go with ailes, the guy isn't trying to sell books, a book that was poorly reviewed by the "new york times". they called it a tired tv rerun of a not so popular show. book sales are not even in the top 50 on amazon. so it looks like alter is just trying to sell books. i don't see any names with these sources. so how believable can it be. and in the end i think that jonathan alter used to be the type of reporter that had graph takes and now he's morphed into perez hilton. >> what do you make of the response to politico?into perez. >> what do you make of the response to politico? >> why wi don't know why he wou even acknowledge alter. i say it was ill advised. i would have left it alone. because it will only help jonathan alter sell a couple more books. >> certainly made news. thanks very much for helpings out this morning. >>> after the break, is the trend

i was at the bradley foundation and roger ailes as he's describing the dick clark of politics and vows not paying attention right now, but i will say there's too and politics and what would-be mr. ralph reid over there. thank you for the kind invitation here. i realize i'm not as famous as my preceding speaker. if you don't mind, i'd like to take the liberty to tell you a story of how i got involved in this. it began back in december 2009 during the whole health care debate. i was asked to give his speech at the tea party. never been political, never gave speeches to political events, but they came to me as a businessperson to speak to us about the harmful effect of government regulation of business. i'm happy to speak, but it's not what i want to talk about. come on anyways just talk to us. if you remember in december 2009, we were in a heated debate over the health care law. now this is not a quote. i would call it an unkind paraphrase, but he basically said these greedy moneygrubbing doctors in the bubble takeout acetic tonsils, the amputated foot for a few extra bucks. i found that

the only person who can say no to him directly is roger ails himself. >> does bill o'reilly know he'sp, or does he genuine genuinely believe everything that he says. that e-mail and the muffin story, and they told you that it was debunked. it was a whole breakfast not just one muffin. why do you continue to say it? and i wonder does he really think, who cares what is real or not real i'm going to air with it or does he internalize it and really believes it. >> i think he some how tells himself that he's right. like the $16 muffin thing, even though it was debunked he came up with the explanation in his head why it wasn't debunked. he doesn't go to air thinking he's wrong. he's very self assured and not particularly self aware is i would say is the biggest beef on him. he these he's 100% right at all times. that being said, there is an elmanelement of showmanship there. he may play it up for the cameras, but i would be surprised if he ever thought that he was wrong more than 30 seconds in his life. if it comes to proving he's wrong, it's like pulling teeth. >> cenk: in the end analysis

and i'm sure that roger ailes loved it.is still happy. but they are still stuck with erick erickson. >> he is not that far of the legitimate rape, bioeth schism they make up on the far right -- it's one thing to have loud mouths in media, but it's another thing when those loud mouths are directly reflective of the intellect of the conservatives they are mouthpiecing for. >> yeah, and with increasingly radical legislation introduced all across the country. >> yeah. thanks so much eric boehlert media matters, indispensable. >> talk to you soon. >> we'll be right back. >> holy cow. you just blew my mind. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. joy behar: you can say anything here. jerry springer: i spent a couple of hours with a hooker joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerry springer: she never cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern. you know who is coming on to me now? you know t

. >> i've got him in the book because roger ailes called cut his mic when he was talking about benghazialdo tried to denied of that what happened. i have an e-mail where he confirms it from when i was reporting the book. and i have a lot of -- quite a bit about chris christie in my book. my favorite story is when roger ailes wanted him to run for president and he had a meeting at his house at his estate in upstate new york and rush limbaugh flew in and others -- what i call the enemies. and christie is explaining why he doesn't want to run for president. he talks about -- to these very disappointed republican honchos their family issues and he's not done doing what he wants to do. and besides guys, i like going to burger king, okay? he sort of said it as a little bit of a joke according to somebody i talked to who was in the room but none of these guys, ailes, limbaugh, the other big shots, none of them laughed at all. you could have heard a pin drop. they didn't think it was funny because they really wanted him to run for president. then later i've got fun stuff about you know, what wa

that never happened and roger ailes rehired her yesterday.she starts back yesterday morning. >> it took sarah palin five months to figure out what the rest of america knew is. >> with her big gulp. >> and not every member of congress drives a fancy car like some might think. the hill caught up with republican congressman morgan griffith of virginia. he might have the most used car on capitol hill, a 2003 vw passat. it's lost all four hundred caps likely because he put over 327 miles on his car. asked why he has not purchased new had you beencaps he said they would probably be worth more than the car, itself. >> that seems like a psychological trap that you can get into, you know, with a car falling apart. i don't know that i buy that. >> good for him. >> i think people in his district appreciate it. >> 300,000 miles on a car? >> pretty impressive. >> change my oil. >> i love it. thank you so much, dan. we appreciate you. >> thank you. nobody says that to me. >> i appreciate dan henning. >> wow. >> newly we had dan henning. >> dan just got mar

roger ailes usually makes the right decisions. i'm not sure about this one.of time. not out of issues or opinions but clock rules. good to see you my friend. >> great to see you as always. >> bill: thanks for coming in again. i get the last word, i'll be back -- it is my show, damn it. i'll be back with a parting shot. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." different programs that wind up hurting the middle class. cenk on air>>> you got to go to the local level, the state level and we have to fight hard to make sure they can't buy our politics anymore. cenk off air>>> and they can question if i'm right about that. but i think the audience gets that, i actually mean it. cenk on air>>> 3 trillion dollars in spending cuts! narrator>>> uniquely progressive and always topical the worlds largest online news show is on current tv. cenk off air>>> and i think the audience gets, "this guys to best of his abilities is trying to look out for us." only on current tv! we have a big big hour and the iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started week

. >> brian: i threw the name roger ailes around. >> megyn: then we're helping our heros get back to work best. it's an awesome knew program and it's next. >> brian: one of them is a big-time journalist. >> megyn: stop sucking up. >> brian: can we just have camera one? obviously i have to start it again. welcome back, everybody. one of them is a distinguished journalist. the other one is an outspoken comedian who is very, very funny. when bill o'reilly teams up with dennis miller, anything can happen. i got the back stage pass to their live show. watch. >> all right. it's finally going to happen. you're looking at it there. my whole access, back stage pack pass to the bolder fresher tour. >> now you're going to see mayhem. miller gets out there, god knows if he's going to be sober. we have no idea. >> brian: just give me the format. >> miller opens. i come out, do a few minutes of stuff you don't hear on tv, the real stories. then a break and we do a q and a written on the cards. >> brian: will i pay the price if the show doesn't go well? >> people don't know this, but the only reason you

i want to say about roger ailes who runs this network. 18 years ago he gave me a show on cnbc.re a few years and started the fox cable news network. he is one of my two closest friends in the media executive world. after he left other people came in. one day i had -- forgive me but to make the point i have to say it this way. it was the highest rated show on the network. my guest was robert kennedy jr. and he was talking about general electric polluting the hudson river, river keepers and how they were the biggest polluter of the hudson. i said isn't it wonderful that you can come on a network owned by general electric and you can say these things and the next day i was fired. a week later because of phone calls and mail, they brought me back and they eased me out a year and a half. it was jack welch who was running g.e. it was true and they paid millions in fines. and i wasn't even saying it. be careful. don't tell the truth. don't say anything negative about fox. no matter what you might now. >>steve: we try to have all the sides. charles grodin has a new book "humorous obser