i'll tell you how we nie we were going to bin, roger ailes calls, trump is going to win by 10 points -- >> rose: roger says, are you going to lose? >> he says, can you come to palm beach or his house the weekend after the thing? i said what are you talking about? he says this trump tv thing, do we have alternatives, and i'm prepared walk away from my noncompete if we can put something together. roger ailes was my mentor and i said what are you talking about? he said we'll be putting a government together. >> rose: he wand to talk about the future after donald trump lost and build a new media empire? >> yes. >> rose: right? yes. >> rose: against fox. absolutely against fox. >> rose: that's what he wanted to do. >> absolutely. he had one more round in the barrel. no doubt. roger ailes was incredibly aggressive about thinking about the future even when he died. he was planning on -- >> rose: what did he contribute to the campaign? >> he had come and just given us someys on the debate prep. he came and gave us all the stuff -- i think he prepped bush xli. >> rose: his immediate advisor. >

roger ailes calls me a week before something like that and it was all this in the press trump is goingse by 10 points, it is over and this scam -- charlie: roger calls use up -- calls you up and says he's going to lose? steve: no he says can you come to palm beach. this trump tv thing, we ought to kick around alternatives. i said, what are you talking about? he said were going to put the government together. charlie: he wanted to build a new media empire? steve: yes. charlie: against fox? steve: absolutely. he had one more round in the barrel. roger ailes was incredibly aggressive in thinking about the future. charlie: what did he contribute to the campaign? steve: he had come in given us ideas on the debate prep. he gave us all the stuff -- i think he prepped bush. bush 41. he told us about -- i think he did a great job with candidate trump at the time talking about the difference between town hall and how to answer domestic issues. but he believed the fox polls, , he thought we would lose by a couple or three points. i said, no way, we are winning this thing. i was not surprised, jar

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roger ailes calls me a week before something like that and it was all this in the press trump is goingy 10 points, it is over and this scam -- charlie: he calls up and says he's going to lose? steve: no he says can you come to palm beach. he says we have some alternatives and i'll even walk noncompete. he said were going to put the government together. charlie: he wanted to build a new media empire? steve: yes. charlie: against fox? steve: absolutely. he had one more round in the barrel. --er il's was incredibly roger il's was incredibly aggressive in thinking about the future. he had, and given us ideas on -- i think he prepped bush. hetold us about -- i think did a great job with candidate trump at the time talking about the difference between town hall and how to answer domestic issues. fox polls, hee thought we would lose by a couple or three points. i was not surprised, jared kushner was not surprised. on the evening we got the initial exit polls it was so terrible and awful what we thought -- losing everywhere. even ohio and iowa i thought we did bad, dead even. garrett is sittin

the new york times reported that dinner he had with rupert moderate, roger ailes in 2013, they had the the autopsy and building the gang of eight and roll it out in the summer of 2013. marco rubio made a bet that would make him president of the united states, and he was wrong. has been nonnegotiable in the republican party, and my fear is six months downrange, if way- if this goes all the down towards its logical conclusion in february and march , it will be a civil war inside the republican party that will be every bit as vitriolic as and, and to me doing that the springboard of primary season for 2018 is extremely unwise. it is extremely unwise. you have the ability to pick up 5-6 seats in the senate in red states. you have the ability to hold the house. right now, by the way, those districts that republicans one, they are down 10 points. i admit that. once you put the resistance candidate up, and that's what you will get, the resistance will give you not the little league coach, a resistance candidate, those republicans -- that's why i feel confident until daca. this is a huge probl

bill 0'reilly and roger ailes left with millions of dollars, they continue to fight the real victimsill there. we have a regulatory system here where the location of sky news in the uk becoming like fox news couldn't happen. i think it is quite correct that the government, and i'm sure that karen bradley ran this by theresa may. i think because of the political sensitivities surrounding this, we have a minority tory government and either side on this one, when the cma report back in six months' time, whichever way they recommend, it's almost certainly going to be illegally challenged by one side or the other. so it's probably a wise move by the government to take this step. but you can't automatically saved because of what's happened in the states it's going to govern what happens in the uk. it's wise to do an investigation because they need a full set of facts. this isn't the first time that the murdoch family have been in the news in the united kingdom. millie dowell is pressure on people's minds from 2011 when the investigation took place. and there will be more. i expect there wi

. >> and embarked on a campaign that roger ailes oversaw. >> advertising with roger. >> yes.nd it was brutal and it was effective. and one of those ads, an outside group ad was about this issue -- >> outside group. >> i understand, i understand. the willie horton ad was an outside ad. >> he allowed first-degree murderers to have weekend passes from prison. one was willy horton, stabbing a boy 19 times. despite a life sentence, horton received ten weekend passes from prison. >> the willie horton ad was very searing, and it ran about the same time. and it clearly was, you said in the book there was backlash, that it was a play on race. lee atwater -- >> guess who wrote them a letter and told them to stop it. me. and they stopped it. >> yeah. after a few weeks. >> david, i know -- you know, i admire what you did in your campaign and you were very, very effective, but look, michael dukakis in a debate when he was asked if someone broke into your house, murdered his wife and raped her, if he would then support the death penalty, and he said no. >> in kitty dukakis were raped and m

and longtime fox news head roger ailes was ousted last year after more than 20 women accused him of sexual harassment. he has since died. in north dakota, local judges are petitioning the north dakota supreme court to end a program that allows out of state lawyers to represent the hundreds of water protectors who were arrested amid the months-long resistance at standing rock against the dakota access pipeline. the water protector legal collective says ending the program could leave more than 100 water protectors without legal representation. more than 300 people are still facing criminal charges over the protests. the north dakota supreme court is currently accepting comments on the proposal to end the right for water protectors to have representation from out-of-state lawyers. and prominent palestinian activist rasmea odeh has been deported from the united states, after living in the u.s. for more than 20 years. odeh was convicted of immigration fraud in 2014 and sentenced to 18 months in prison and deportation for failing to disclose her conviction on bombing charges by an israeli milita

marco rubio made a bet, the "new york times" reported it, the dinner he had with rupert murdoch, roger ailes schiewmer in 213, same time sessions met here, they had the thing about taking the autopsy and building a gabbing of 8 and roll it out many summer of 2013, marco rubio made a bet that would make him president of the united states and he was wrong. amnesty has been nonnegotiable in the republican party and my fear is with the six months downrange, if this goes down to its logical conclusion in february, march, it will be a civil war inside the republican party that will be as vitriolic as 2013. to me, doing that in the spring board of primary season for 2018 is extremely unwise. you have the ability right now to pick up five or six seats in the senate and in the red states. you have the ability, i think, to hold the housend maybe you pick up a couple. by the way, guys are down -- those districts that republican congressmen won, that hillary clinton won, if you look on the generic ballot, they're down ten point. i admit that. but once you put the candidate up, once you put the resistanc

after roger ailes went down, there was a flood of lawsuits, a flood, with dozens of people named, and reports. >> wait, wait. every company in this country, including this one, comcast, has these lawsuits. every one. now some of them are valid and some of them are not. they settle them for a number of reasons. now, as an employee, i don't real very any say in that matter. >> but were you aware of those five women? >> i was aware, sure. >> so why didn't you sue those women? >> because you can't win those lawsuits. if you're a public figure, you cannot win them. sarah palin is the latest example, and -- and i could do that, but the collateral damage of these lawsuits, the press frenzy, every allegation is a conviction. every allegation in this area is a conviction. they don't look for the truth. >> but think about those five women and what they did. they came forward and filed complaints against the biggest star at the network they worked at. think of how intimidating that must have been, how nerve-racking that must have been. doesn't that tell you how strongly they felt about the way t

then they got into the roger ailes problems here.use of the deal itself for some of these ancillary problems. joanathan: inadequate compliance decisions, this allows representation. this is going to continue. we have been down as much as 5%. this is way off the offer price the 21st century box came in with sky. futures are positive for the united states. the dow is down one quarter of 1%. there is another asset class. in the bond market, yields are higher. supplyface of some later, the euro is weak or at 11939. cable is up .8%. u.k. inflation is higher as well. that is the cross asset picture. this is taylor riggs. taylor: it could have been a lot worse. florida is assessing the damage caused by hurricane irma. half of the state's population was left without power. there was record putting in jacksonville. residents in the upper keys are being allowed to return home. as storm surge is not devastating as feared. the un security council has voted to impose more sanctions on north korea. the new penalties don't was far as the u.s. wante