roger ailes. ything we've said about david dinkins came right out of the newspapers and right out of your television reports and is fair and true. - at first, i think there was a horror among the people who were in the campaign that, "we're trying to run as a liberal fusion candidate. "why would you bring in the most notorious republican political consultant?" - democrats, as you recall, have pussyfooted around this issue for a long time. - and in new york city's race for mayor, democrat david dinkins is leading in the polls over republican rudolph giuliani. - all of a sudden, david dinkins comes along riding the wave of, you know, he was gonna be the first black mayor, and that was at a time when that had a real kind of emotional resonance, both within new york and nationally. - mr. giuliani sounds more and more like joe mccarthy. he ought to be ashamed. he has violated the tenets of office many times. - i don't refer to that as a violation of the law, david. you filed a false financial order form

kaylie was one of the victims of sexual assault by henry the director of the television network, roger ailes, 2 days after her accusations, a top manager left his post. forgive your equal kelly, the rest of the management could not and at the end of the contract the journalist left fox news for the next stage of her nvc career. the presenter continued to make an interview format with prime time on march 10, 2018, the main victory that will cost a career dialogue with vladimir putin requests that our explosives will have, as we find way back, how do we get back to having these two great nations hostile to each other, to being more allies. you agree that this is not the case now, that we are not allies. unfortunately not. well, we didn't write you down as his enemies. you have made a decision at the parliamentary level. at the congressional level, they recorded russia as an enemy. why did you do it? have we imposed sanctions in relations, is it the united states or sanctions against us, do you know? why? no? i don't know. yes, i can give you another question then. why did you contribute coup d

she represented gretchen carlson in her lawsuit against roger ailes. good morning. working conditions on their employee because of a relationship is sexual harassment. where do you think this goes? >> i think this goes that she should be able to discuss her own life and have access to the courts, which is a right that we all have. the speak out act prohibits pre-dispute ndas, nondisclosure agreements for sexual harassment and sexual assault. so you know, we don't know what her specific allegations are, because she's afraid to say them publicly, because he could sue her in secret arbitration. >> and that rule, getting rid of that secret arbitration be mandated is largely because of the work of former fox news host gretchen carlson and what she got done in congress. obviously, you represented her. but it has made a significant difference already. >> it has, because ndas allowed roger ailes and winestein and upstein and cosby and o'reilly to harass again and again and again. and some of those women weren't even allowed to have a copy of their own nda. so i represented

kelly was one of the victims of sexual assault by eugene television network director roger ailes, 2 days manager left his post. forgive your equality kelly, the rest of the management could not and after the contract expired, the journalist left the focus-nius. the next stage of her nvc career, the presenter continued to do the prime-time interview format on march 10, 2018, the main victory that will cost her career is a dialogue with vladimir putin one of the questions, that will arise in our viewers, how will we find our way back, how will we get back to making these great nations hostile to each other, to being more allies. you agree that this is not the case now, that we are not allies. to unfortunately not. well, we didn’t write you down as an enemy, you made a decision at the level of parliament at the level of thinking of the united states, is it the united states or sanctions against us. did we do something after the conversation kelly expressed her admiration for the russian president, saying that it was definitely impossible to beat such a sheet. this is an internal story for a

. >> roger ailes had the brilliant idea of creating a network for conservatives.ntroversy over john kerry and his vietnam war medals has just gotten worse. >> msnbc kind of stumbled into the idea of a liberal counterpart. >> people watch fox news thinking that there is news in it. they're tinfoil-hatter's, conspiracy theorists, paranoids, racists, loons and pinheads. >> there was no longer a shared factual basis for our political views. we didn't all go home and watch walter cronkite. >> on the left, james carville and paul gadout. on the right, robert novak and tucker carlson. in the crossfire -- >> i remember when jon stewart went on crossfire. it was 2004. john kerry was the democratic presidential nominee facing george w. bush. and i thought, you know, watching it, i said, this is gonna be a funny show. >> can i say something very quickly here? why do we have to fight? the two of you? can't we just -- say something nice about john kerry right now. >> i like john, i care about john kerry. >> and something about president bush. >> he'll be unemployed soon. >> i

every time they have fired someone so abruptly, think bill o'reilly, roger ailes, there's been a big smoking gun. and what we tried to pursue -- >> they've come at the end of an investigation. this seems to come at the beginning of one, right? >> exactly. and on the eve of this trial, so you knew -- like if they're paying $787.5 million and firing their biggest host in primetime, something isn't quite adding up. there's more to this story. and so what -- mike and i set out to do over the last week with jim rutenburg is what was that. and it didn't make sense to us that there was -- hr complaints, abby grossburg lawsuit, the toxic workplace. tucker had been a constant management headache. we knew all of this, but there had to have been something really, really big that went on behind the scenes that we just didn't know about. >> and here it is. >> this is it. >> as someone who knows the fox culture, i mean, it is now answerable -- you know, where's the red line. it is this depraved indifference to violence. >> uh-huh. well, i mean, look, this is like -- he is voicing homicidal rage. l

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