i will talk my way through it. >> host: roger ailes is hovering around the edge of the conversation. n, the revelation you have in the book that you talk about this time is your relationship with roger. i should point out when you first met roger he was a great mentor to you. he really helped you at fox. this is hard to tell somebody you are trying to be too perfect and you are trying to change in order to connect but we think you are great. he was responsible for launching your career and the relationship changed. >> guest: important to leave the good things about roger in the book even though chapter 24 has become known in my circles, friends and family, second to last chapter was because of the scandal broke late and had a decision to make, do i try to scrub the book of kind references to him? i too was learning about him when i was writing chapter 24. that is dishonest because roger ailes is not all bad and he is not all good and the long and the short of it is the chapter of which i am almost most proud, the one i worked the hardest on. i wrote that chapter and i rewrote that cha

roger ailes has been harboringou around the edge of the conversation. nother revelation you have in the book that attacked again for the first time mr. relationship with roger. they should play now, when you first met roger he was a great mentor to you. this is hard to tell somebody you're trying to be too perfect and you got to change in order to really connect but we think you're great. so he was responsible for launching her career. but the relationship changed. >> i felt it was important to leave out the good things about roger in the book, even though chapter 24 as it has become known in my circle, with mys friends and family come in the second to last shot here waspte added late because the scandal broke late and then i had a decision to make. do i go back and scrub the book of any kind references to him? because i too was learning about him when i was writing chapter 24. in the end i thought that is dishonest because roger ailes is not all bad. he's not all good.honest the long and short of a daze and honestly in a way that is the chapter of which

it got roger ailes leaving was going to be the downfall, absolutely not.s ratings are strong as it a pro trump network in some cases and i suspect it will continue to be that. say in termshould of their reporters and i have a lot of clinical reporters who play it straight. guys who are in the business of opinions rather than reporting the news are second. a journalism operation and a political operation. it is both things at its core identity is conservative and there are important and impressive reporters there. felt it was not the right place for her anymore. she did not always feel supported. there was occasional sniping from her post bill o'reilly and ,ean hannity, so it makes sense but this is a big risk for her. we do not see these deals happen very often. talent like that leaving for another network and when we do, sometimes it does not end up working well. charlie: last time iran is happening, but the last time it was so amazing was when dan toher was about ready to go work for abc news and instead, walter cronkite resigned so he could assume the c

charlie: we will see, the huge footprint roger ailes has had. he had to resign.ilt this juggernaut in cable news. brian: and of course and megyn , kelly was one of the ones who came forward alleging harassment against roger ailes. there was pressure for him to resign. fox has not skipped a beat in the six months since. if you thought that roger ailes leaving was going to be the downfall of fox news absolutely , not. the ratings are strong as it is a pro trump network in some cases and i suspect it will , continue to be that. charlie: i should say that in terms of their reporters, and i have met a lot of political reporters who play it straight -- brian: they have journalists. charlie: guys who are in the business of opinions rather than reporting the news are second. -- separate. brian: fox is a journalism operation and a political operation. it is both things. its core identity is conservative, but you are right, there are important and really impressive reporters there. megyn kelly felt it was not the right place for her anymore. she did not always feel support

the paper reports fox executives struck a deal with the woman just after roger ailes was ousted from the company amid the sexual harassment scandal. in exchange for her silence, she was reportedly paid a sum in the high six figures. >>> in paris they're looking kardashian west was an inside job. more than $10 million of jewelry was stolen while she was staying there in october. the possibility of an inside job was raised after the arrest of a chauffeur and his brother. >>> you ever play monopoly and fight before the game starlet -- starts over who is what piece? >> yes. >> we could soon be fighting over a hash tag or a monster truck. . the classic game pieces would be getting a makeover. >> fanning are voting online on whether to replace some or all of the tokens. voting is underway now through the end of the month at votemonopoly.com. i hate ironing. why would i want to be an iron? i don't know. but some of the choices are really interesting. there's an emoji. >> like the turd emoji? >> no. no. i think it's a winky smiley face. >> okay. >> anyway, check out the list and cast your vo

she also later revealed that ousted fox news chairman roger ails had sexually harassed her.nied those allegations. janet jackson making headlines tonight. she has given birth at the strong age of 50. jackson and her husband welcomed a little boy named isa. her rep says delivery was stress free and janet is resting comfortably. jackson postponed her tour last year to plan a family with her husband. they've been married since 1212. i know you and your wife do not have any kids yet. >> no. >> i did not want to you take a page from that janet jackson book. >> that's what i'm telling you. >> you can wait until you're 50 to have a baby. in when she gets to 50 you can wait until you're 60. >> that's what i was zeroing in. on the non stress free thing. because -- yeah. >> that's okay. >> it's not stress free. was it stress free for you. >> no, it was extremely stressful. >> i don't know about that. money can't buy you that type of. //www.evertz.com>[a5df]29 fios in the house! dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh sn

donald trump in the presidential campaign and she was involved the ouster of the fox news head roger ailes following allegation of sexual harassment. she left abc7 in 2004. she will hour a one-time talk show and a sunday evening news magazine. alison: her first tv job was here at soon you will have a chance to bring a u.s. president or first lady home. well, a wax figure of one. if you want that. the hall of presidents and the first lady's museum in gettysburg, pennsylvania, featured the life-size figures of all 44 u.s. presidents and smaller versions of the first ladies. but the museum closed in november. the figures are being auctioned off on january 14. but the museum is holding several preview days. if you want to find the dates go to wjla.com. honey, look what i bought today. larry: where do you put it? at the kitchen table. make room for abe. alison: that might be creepy. larry: more coffee? sorry. alison: let's get a check of the weather. doug hill is standing by. the end of the week is when it gets interesting. doug: yeah. we will see the changes on the pleasant side tomorrow after

back with the truth, an explosive lawsuit that detailed years of sexual harassment at the hands of roger ailes incredibly brave thing to do. i tweeted my support early on, i told gretchen carlson, you're amazing, you go. two weeks ago i interviewed gretchen for "good housekeeping" magazine about her journey. it was emotional. >> hi, gretchen. do you mind if i hug you? >> no, of course not. great seeing you. thank you for all your kind words about me, i really appreciate them. >> i meant every one of of them, you're an awesome person, courageous. you're doing such important things now, you should be so proud of yourself. >> thank you. there weren't a lot of supporters at the beginning and you were one of them. so thank you. >> any time. let's do it. >> so carlson is amazing, she made what happened to her much bigger than herself. so how have you been? >> i think good. i've been busy, but i've been spending time with my family. >> so what has been something that you're doing that is most satisfying to you right now? >> i've signed on to become a columnist for "times motto" online, it reaches 37

i heard roger ailes who has been an informal adviser at least to donald trump for many years.re be hearing some of the fox news mants tra there. he says the establishment has protected itself and not the citizens of the country. what we were hearing, so many applause lines that people responded to. what did you hear? >> people want to be a part of something bigger than nelms that's what he was offering. he wants action. he wants to take you somewhere else. and that word "carnage" i know a lot of people bristled at that. but if you take a drive. i'm not just taking rural america. old cities like chicago heights, illinois, just devastated economically, they stand like stone sentinels, these abandoned homes. these abandoned factories. and nobody's sort of figured out how to reinvent the jobs there, you know, bridging technology with manufacturing. and instead, we blame trade. and so, there were a lot of people that contacted me, including democrats, who said that speech was strong. that causes me concern back in my district. because that -- bernie sanders could have said that. yo

it's impossible that that was not the culture of fox news that roger ails established. a sick culture. it's a troubling culture that talented women journalists. you know how hard it is to do a show five nights a week. at the level of excellence that she did it. now imagine doing that when you were sexually harassed and in her book she talks about being sexually harassed by him. how can you expect somebody to achieve and now it's like penn state at fox news with jerry sandusky. nobody knew this was going on for all of this time with all of these women. >> i don't think so. >> one theory here is maybe she decided to write this letter because he was trying to take down o'reilly. that's a theory. another theory is she felt she could bring this allegation and talk about what happened. there were inaccurate things in this letter from her lawyers. it says the letter contained substantial falsehoods. along with o'reilly the other man here was a co-president of fox news. o'reilly's own lawyer said there was no basis for any claim of sexual harassment by huddy. they are talking a

that's something that roger ailes, despite his reputation always wanted a woman in primetime.s an interesting moment for them. >> do you think it's ironic it's all white male? >> do i don't know if it will matter for viewership? i don't know that. i think it's an interesting sort of potentially un -- inadvertent statement that fox is making. >> jim, what's your take? >> having a female voice in prime time is a different perspective in terms of what we do. you want some diversity in your lineup. i think if there was a woman who they thought was going to hold those ratings, they would have moved a woman in. tucker was doing very well at 7:00 p.m. so here he sgeez that slot. >> i just pulled up twitter.com here. sean hannity's tweet. it says earlier this week it's like a huge shot across. sean hannity talking to joe scarboroug, is it repulsive that you keep asking fox to hire you without telling your current employer. >> what to make of this? >> i'm noticing the bigger the salary, the bigger the tv star, the louder the twitter yelling these days. that was really a spat over sean

i'm watching to see the future of fox news post roger ailes, at&t/time warner deal, it's under scrutiny. what are your eyes going to be on? >> facebook and their relationship with publishers and the relationship with its readers and the whole question of fake news and to what degree does facebook shift its identity beyond just a platform to recognizing its role in the media ecosystem and it feels like a very kind of difficult dance for them and that's where i think we'll see a lot of those tensions play out. >> kathleen, michael, carolyn, stick around. think about your new year's resolutions. a reporter says she's covering an anti-factual science movement around the world. sounds challenging? well, yes it is. a blunt conversation with cnn's clarissa ward, next. >>> welcome back to this new year's edition of "reliable sources." i'm brian stelter. now for a look at the 2017 international news agenda, the rise of trump is being replicated in other countries. this wave of populism is sweeping across europe as well leaving many journalists on both sides of the atlantic, well, stunned in its

headlines in the election season as one of donald trump's favorite targets, then also revealed ousted roger ails had sexually harassed her, ails has denied those allegations. >> well, how about this one? at 50, janet jackson is celebrating a first. she has given birth to a baby boy. the singer announced the arrival of essa yesterday. remember help said the delivery was stress spree and janet resting comfortably. she postponed her tour last year to plan family with her billionaire husband. they've been married since 2012. >> fans of kim kardashian are very happy. the reality star slowly returning to social media. >> she's back. and she want you to know, of course, what matters most to her. kim posted this adorable photo on instagram of her, kanye, daughter north, and baby saint. of course all of this on instagram with the caption family. kim also posted a heartwarming video on her youtube page for people to get a glimpse into her home life. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> kim wants you to know things are better. she of course stayed away from the spotlight and disappeared from social media after being held up

the "new york times" has rereported that in the weeks afr fox chair roger ailes was ousted over allegations of sexual harassment by more than 20 women, fox news paid juliet huddy a six figure sum to stay quiet about allegations bill o'reilly repeatedly sexually harassed her. a letter by huddy's lawyers says o'reilly called her all the time and sometimes sounding as if he were masturbating. the letter also accuses o'reilly of trying to kiss ruddy, and once opening the door to his hotel room -- where he'd asked her to return a key -- in his boxer shorts. the letter sayays that when rudy rejected o'reilly's advances, he retaliated against her both on air and at the office. fox news and bill o'reilly have rejected the allegations. in afghanistan, at least 30 people have been killed in two bombings near the parliament buililding in kabul. another 70 people were wounded in the two explosions. the taliban has claimed responsibility for both attacks. in yemen, a u.s.-backed saudi-led airstrike has killed five people near an elementary school in northern yemen. at least two children were killed in t

kelly leaves fox news after 12 years in her departure also comes after fox news founding chairman roger ailesas fired after facing claims of sexual harassment. it will be interesting to see how this unhooefl to the television news land shape impacts fox as well as nbc which is of course cnbc's parent company as well. >> julia, thanks so much. >>> najarian brothers watching the options market for signs of unusual trade stock. you're up first with what you see today. >> freeport-mcmorran, judge. mineral, mining, even natural gas and pete's talked extensively about that and that's been one of the problems for him. but today people are scrambling in buying the 14 calls for next week expiration. not this week, next week. they have weekly in this name. that's interesting, judge, because the earnings are due out i believe the 25th. this would be well ahead of that. is somebody betting that they're going to preannounce or something like that or is it perhaps a brokerage upgrade? whatever it might be, they bout about 9,000 of these calls very quickly. they continue to buy them now. i bought the calls.

if you thought roger ailes leaving was going to be the downfall of fox news, certainly not.work. >> rose: in terms of their reporters, they have loot of political reporters who play it straight. >> they have real journalists. >> rose: guys in the business of opinions rather than reporting the news are separate. >> i like to call it fox is two things, a journalism and also a political operation. it is both things. >> rose: right. its core identity is conservative, but there are important and really impressive reporters there as well. megyn kelly, it was not the right place for her. she didn't always feel supported at fox. there was occasionally sniping from her host bill o'reilly and shawn hannity, so it makes sense for her to set up açó new perch. sometimes this doesn't end up working well. >> rose: last time this was so amazing is when dan rather was about ready to go work for abc news and, instead, walter cronkite resigned so he could assume the chair at cbs. >> i think about katy couric in 2006 leaving as. she had an interesting case, at nbc, goes to cbs, anchors there se

it's no accident, there's the old joke about fox news when richard mourdock and roger ails started foxews 20 years ago, they said, they were catering for a niche of audice. it turns out it's 50%. people were unhappy with the mainstream mediawhether it was newspapers, television or whatever. they did see an opportunity. >> the issue of facts. people say, you have to fact check. but we sometimes -- there isn't an agreement on what the facts are. this is yet another challenge for you and everybody here. do you feel comfortable saying so and so lied, to be that, you know -- if somebody says an outright falsehood, do you say lie? is that important to put in reporting or not? >> i would be careful about using the word lie. lie implies much more than just saying something that's false. it implies a deliberate intent to mislead. i think it's perfectly -- when donald trump says thousands of people were on the roof tops of new jersey on 9/11 celebrates, muslims were celebrating, i think it's right to investigate that claim, to report what we found, which is that nobody found any evidence of that

phil: were you sexually harassed by roger ailes? >> i was far from the only one. in them. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: i try to be an emotio

this follows the departure of fox news' founding chairman, roger ailes as well as the departure of anchortchen carlson following a sexual harassment lawsuit last year. fox reportedly offered kelly $20 million to stay after her contract expired. nbc and other networks weren't willing to pay her as much. even with a modest raise to her paycheck for her final year at fox she will be one of the top paid tv journalists ever. melissa? >> do we know, julia, whether she will finish out her contract at fox, which i believe has several more months to run or what? >> we don't know yet. i don't know yet whether fox will let her out of that contract and will allow her to start at nbc right away. there wasn't any comment on when exactly she'll be starting. we'll be watching carefully to see on what kind of terms she departs from fox. >> thank you very much, julia. >>> on power lunch, how big a threat is north korea to the united states? is trump negotiating via twitter? another company that does a lot of business, drug prices stop soaring in 2017? think again. all that and much more coming up on "power

this follows the departure of fox news's founding chairman roger ailes and gretchen carlsson amid a sexualent lawsuit next year. fox offered kelly more than $20 million to stay after her contract expired. we have no word on how much nbc is paying. they may be paying less than $20 million. kelly? >> sort of weird to talk about, you know? it's sort of our business but not exactly. our company but not exactly. and in any case, one of the most well-known media figures out there. and a huge move today. julia, thank you so much. >> certainly. >>> the rise of 401ks come as more companies get rid of traditional pensions. how you should start the new year right by planning for your future. stay with us. >>> welcome back. a pretty strong day all said and done on wall street. the dow closing by 119 points. we did make a sharp move lower. lower crude oil prices didn't help. the s&p finished higher by 19 points, nasdaq 45 and russell 8. tesla shares are falling after hours. the automaker delivered 76,000 vehicles last year. less than 80k target the automaker said it would deliver and because of short-t

she also later revealed that the ousted fox news chairman roger ails had sexually harassed her. that in her book. ails denied the allegations but pushed out of the company. very interesting to see what happens, certainly, so it is interesting, people over at nbc already making rumbling, has to keep her opinions to herself, how she will fit in, new network, how it will all work out. we wish her luck. so what did you say to her? >> i said congratulations. i met her in 2004 when she came on as a legal analyst, like ken rotweiler. she was just a contributor. >> and worked her way up. >> that's right. >> to the top. >> that's right. >> interesting, on fox news channel, i saw clip when they first announced it had one of their other anchors, well, i have to admit, this is little awkward, but we wish her the best, you know, she is leaving. but it was interesting to see her co-workers report on the fact that she is leaving. it was such big news yesterday. she was trending. >> just going across the street. >> see is. but still, not part of the fox family. >> not any more. so okay, daytime

huddy reportedly struck a settlement with fox shortly after chairman roger ailes was ousted amid similarns by another fox personality. abc's linzie janis joins us now with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that reported settlement kept quiet until now. huddy threatening to sue fox claiming when she rebuffed o'reilly's advances he tried to derail her career. this morning, newly uncovered allegations against fox news. the cable network reportedly reached a financial settlement regarding sexual harassment allegations. this time against star anchor bill o'reilly. >> i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. >> reporter: in a draft of a letter of complaint obtained by lawnewz.com a website owned by dan abrams, abc news chief legal analyst juliet huddy, a former fox news host who had a segment she was replaced after rebuffing several sexual advances from o'reilly. >> i don't know how to explain this. >> reporter: the document alleges in 2011 o'reilly gave huddy a tour of his home where he allegedly moved in and kissed her on the lips. huddy's lawyers saying she al