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i think rupert murdoch is losing this battle right now. he is not a presidential candidate, but he is more power. roger ailes is basically giving rupert murdoch the finger. rupert murdoch does not want for pro-trump coverage on fox. roger aisles is doing what he wants to do. today, the new york times front-page profile, the antiabortion activists who claim people who work for planned parenthood are talking about the sale of aborted fetuses. through that editorial you will see that the videos are edited dishonestly and effectively. republicans are jumping all over this while democrats are not saying much at all. what you think will be the effect of the planned parenthood issue in 2016? mark: two things, the media almost never sides with pro-life people. on this one, the media coverage is much more balanced than it normally is. the other the thing is within that story, says we have a lot more videos. sophisticated opposition research people hold back good stuff, put out less good stuff get a little bit of flesh, and then boom, more. i think

when rupert murdoch sends out a tweet of that kind, who is the intended audience? has an intended audience. rupert is a promiscuous tweeter. it depends on his mood. it depends how many glasses of wine he's had. >> there's a lot of that going around. >> yeah. so i don't -- clearly trump, from a political standpoint, rupert is very orthodox. and i think trump probably offends his straight and narrow sensibilities, and certainly "the wall street journal" has not been kind to trump, nor has the new york post. >> well that's why i'm fascinated about your comments pertaining to foxnews. the headline from "the post" that stands out was don voyage i think is what it said. is it that "the post" and "the journal" try to give rupert what he wants but fox has no obligation? >> at "the post," they give rupert what he wants. at "the wall street journal," sometimes they give him what he wants. at foxnews, it is just roger's business. >> is there someone on the air at fox who you think is transparent of what roger ailes -- who is it that most reflects ailes's particular perspectiv

trump is now giving robert -- rupert murdoch the finger. murdoch does not what trump coverage on fox. >> the proof is in the footing. the fox coverage is pretty pro-trump. not as much as it used to be. >> today on the new york times the anti-bush activist claims people who work for planned parenthood talking about the sale of tissue. rifle through that newspaper and you will find elsewhere an editorial that says they are edited deceptively and dishonestly. republicans are jumping all over this while democrats are not saying much at all. what will be the effect of the planned parenthood issue? >> the media most never sides with -- within that story it says they have a lot more video. sophisticated research people hold back good stuff and put out less good stuff and then come with more. my sense is they have more and this will continue to be with republicans on offense. >> i don't disagree with anything you said except for the basic take away. planned parenthood is a beloved organization for many millions of women around the country. in 2012,

i would say bravo to rupert murdoch. i think he's letting folks know that trump doesn't speak for everybody. he doesn't speak for murdoch, he doesn't speak for me or other republicans. he's speaking certainly to a segment of republicans but let's not paint all republicans with a trump bush. for the love of god i beg you on a monday morning. >> silence, too. >> when she appeals to the love of god. it's above my pay grade. >> good point. on that note anna paul thank you for your time. for all of your political news go to cnnpolitics.com. >>> he's one of the most beloved characters in american literature. maybe we didn't know at kus finch like we thought. is he really a racist? that's what the new book from harper lee -- there's a new book out. he's depicted differently. what does it mean? we'll tell you. ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. share

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years later

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years l

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we need to mention too folks rupert rupert murdoch 21st century fox is one of the co-chair of that group and that group believes in yes, securing borders but simplifying the immigration process. welcome to you both. mister right off the bat you heard what judge gonzalez had to say he's a contradicting member to our society his parents were mexican immigrants. isn't there a way to figure this out instead of throwing around a the anger and hate and visit -- >> that the executive branch could adopt but refuses to do so. illegal immigrants made great contributionsly disagree with them. i think what he's describing that he favors is amnesty lets it legal aliens stay is most understand amnesty no matter the conditions. he says you know trump shouldn't be taken seriously or something like that. look, e you you look at polling data back 40 years, immigration as an issue probably with immigrations, are constantly in the top five issues or so. >> you know what i'll do look at polling data sir that shows that in the fast 12 years, no president wins without the hispanic vote. to bridge this gap and

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years l

rupert murdoch and his son giving money to us along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press and you cannot be involved in american politics without somebody attacking you and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife. [laughter] we have social media and alternative ways of communicating. in the end, the foundation will stand or fall on the work it does. betty: knowing the outcome now, are there any things you would have done differently? mr. clinton there may be a thing or two i would change, but the basic idea i still believe is the right thing to do. we try to solve as many problems as possible with networks that are inclusive across political party lines with nongovernmental groups. >> chelsea clinton moderated the meeting's opening panel. the map of making it in america. she asked secretary castro how he assesses the nation's progress in creating affordable housing. mr. castro: this is the 50th anniversary of hud. l

betty: he defends himself on that and says at the time rupert murdoch had pulled out.n something is not going start deal talks and maybe not follow through. right and he insists he is a hard bargain are, negotiator, he will walk away. mark: wow. betty: i'm walking away to my weekend. mark: nice segue. what you have coming up, mark? the next half hour, we will take a deep dive into puerto rico's debt woes. that story seems to have gotten lost in the talk about greece. the former governor of puerto rico will be with us. ♪ mark: welcome back to them bloomberg market day. federal authorities have not yet pinpointed a motive in the attacks that killed four marines in tennessee. the attacker was killed after that rampage in chattanooga. he was born in kuwait but was a naturalized u.s. citizen. agents entered his home in the chattanooga suburb of texan and -- hixon. president obama asked americans to pray for the families. the shooter attacked a pair of --itary targets, a recording recruiting office, and a training center. jurors needed 12 hours to decide the case of the colo

rupert murdoch has been tweeting updates storm -- up a storm about donald trump.nald trump going to stop embarrassing his friends, let alone the whole country? which i'm sure is the sentiment among many republicans, such as yourself. why isn't anybody taking a bigger stand? >> every candidate needs to do what they can for themselves strategically to rise up in the polls as much as they can. a lot of this attention has been a problem for marco rubio who gave a great education speech that nobody paid attention to because we were talking about donald trump. rick perry gave a speech touching on race that nobody paid attention to because we are talking about trump. as the debates come, the first in cleveland, you will see candidates go after him specifically. ats incumbent on reporters the border to not just to say what do you think about lindsey , but whathone number are you going to do to stop the problems with stagnant wages in this country? what will you do to reform our health care system? that is where we will see the emperor not only doesn't have any close, but

points right now in new york. 300 media and tech executives .re in sun valley, idaho among them, rupert murdochon. james who recently became the fox ceo. maloneerty media john with more on the panels and potential private deals we go to olivia sterns who joins them there. a fabulous mix of all the big media moguls. sheryl sandberg, harvey weinstein and many more. not just the media moguls. this is elon musk first time at the conference. we caught up with him as he was arriving. of course he drove up in a white tesla. we started by asking him about the explosion of the spacex rocket. he said he was disappointed but confident they can get the launch back on track. he said the most important thing is to figure out exactly what went wrong. i also have to ask because it is sun valley and everyone is rolling around in the most enormous suvs i have ever seen how the launch is going. here is what he had to say. demand for suv and demands and sedans seems to be equal. we would suggest if it is well-received it would be doubling the volume. we expect to ship at the end of the summer. the big question tha

you've got rupert murdoch of those every year,les moonves and bob eiger.st is going this year so what does that tell us about the changing face of technology. it is mighty and it's a wave that will not stop. i guess these folks came to realize that maybe we need their insight. betty: what's also interesting is who does not go or who is not invited. the new york post had a snarky thiel is not going this year. we don't know if they were invited and not attending but other people who have gone -- maybe they did not get their invites. mark: how do you get disinvited to that? was something said in the conversation? betty: maybe you held your fork wrong. maybe you did not ride yours right. who knows? mark: i think you and i should split the cost of rick fuld's house. it still all about greece. this is one of these things that's going down to the wire again. some of the european finance ministers are meeting today to hash out a deal. i will speak to the former u.s. ambassador to greece, thomas miller two, to get his thoughts on this. the has gotten to where inter

rupert murdoch who owns fox news tweeting members gantt immigrants as with all immigrants have much lower born are republican presidential rivals saying he's hurting the party's chances in 2016. >> i think he's hijacked the a date bar i think he's a wrecking pal for the future of the republican party with the hispanic community and we need to push back. >> reporter: with democrats blasting his statements before the hispanic group la rasa today. >> no one, not donald trump, not anyone else will be successful in dividing us based on race or our country of origin. >> i have just one word for mr. trump. basta. enough! >> reporter: a trump adviser pushing back at the criticism. >> he sparked a conversation about really immigration reform. and that's something that i don't think the republican party was prepared at this time for. >> reporter: right now, that conversation is having an outsized impact on the race for the white house. even providing fodder to comedians, prompting a joke from david letterman, playing off the 1980s film "three amigos." >> donald trump has pissed off so many mexicans

rupert murdoch tweeted mexican immigrants have much lower crime rates than native born.wrong. and republican presidential rivals saying he's hurting the party's chances in 2016. >> i think he's a wrecking ball for the future of the republican party with the hispanic community and we need to push back. >> reporter: with democrats blasting his comments. >> no one, not donald trump, not anyone else will be successful in dividing us based on race or our country of origin. >> i have just wonone word for mr. trump, basta! enough! >> he sparked a conversation about really immigration reform and that's something that i don't think the republican party was prepared at this time for. >> reporter: right now, that conversation is having an outsized impact on the race for the white house. even providing fodder to comedians, prompting a joke from david letterman, playing off the 1980s film three ache goes. >> donald trump has pissed off so many mix canexicans he's starring in a movie called "no amigos." >>> harper lee has a new book on store shelves, it is only the second novel to be

the koch brothers, rupert murdoch, the democrats, he's taking on everybody, and yet not attacking socialurity and medicare. not attacking wall street. he's saying everybody can get rich like me, let's have a party, and that's appealing. >> i think the people who are watching, the leaders of the conservative media like roger ails at fox and not to knock him, but this is commercial. i think he's hot right now, very hot. and rush limbaugh is not going after him. so the people that watch the meters, know which way the wind is blowing, he's got it in their world. >> absolutely. he channels the unrefined id of the conservative base -- >> by the way, where is the republican id? >> i can't imagine. but the thing is, the conservative base, if you read right-wing blocks, if you read them online, they're not just mad at the democrats in the media, they're mad at their own party. they're mad at the republicans for what they see as capitulating, giving n being soft, losing to barack obama over and over again. they want someone to be offensive, they want someone to be openly mean and angry and to chan

. >> rupert murdoch says: are we seeing the beginning of the end of the trump campaign. >> you might be. i don't think the end of the trump campaign is a surprise, whether it happens now or as others drop out. and their support doesn't go to donald trump, but to some other candidate republicans, seen as more viable surpassing then in the polls showing trump on top. this is the kind of event that says wait a second, we are a club, we republicans or democrats, it's the same thing on the other side. we are a club. you don't break the rules, you don't go after one of our own, in that way. especially the candidate amerit us. >> what about the service record of donald trump, or the lack there off. has he suffered a round by question john mccain's service record. >> as eluse dated for us his record in the service is non-existent. he got a 1a coming out of college after four student deferments and we can call upon him. he got a 1-y a medical deferment. for bone spurs. he picked up something that might not have been the right way to go, and he does it because he carries personal vendettas. jo

rupert murdoch, the conservative republican owner of "the new york post" tweeted when is donald trumpoing to stop embarrassing his friends, let alone the whole country? the next day the new york daily news in a headline called donald trump a dirt bag. the daily news was not quoting anyone. that was the word the daily news used in its official editorial assessment of donald trump. and the daily news put a note to donald trump on the front page, just in case he didn't read any further that said, donald trump, you are an embarrassment to our entire nation. joining us now is msnbc political analyst and columnist for "the daily beast." peters, reporter covering the 1016 presidential race. my favorite, so many things about trump today. the idea of him for fox morning news. that's something we didn't know. >> it is all amusing. i think those of us who like politics as sports are having a good time at this. the republican party are reaping what they sowed. in 2012 when he was talking nonsense about barack obama you didn't see the tabloid headlines from republican newspaper what proprietors or

rupert murdoch tweeted mexican immigrants as with all immigrants, have much lower crime rates than nativeorn, eg -- this is example, el paso, safest city in the u.s. trump wrong. he is known to be a conservative king maker. he was even calling out donald trump. what does that tell you? chris i'll let you weigh in on this? >> he is right. if you look at the statistics, they they show the immigrant communities that come into the united states commit less crime than native important. in the media environment. it doesn't necessarily matter as much because you get one terrible tragic story why someone is hurt or killed by an immigrant and that rises to the. to while the data bucks the conventional wisdom that doesn't as much of an impact. you can see murdoch funneling to fox news and saying, hey, donald trump has had his day, maybe let other people get in there. i think that could be part of it. >> i'm going to play a moment from trump's speeches in arizona. i wonder if they tells you something about how he views the world. listen to this. >> like when i went on dates, if a woman dropped me --

rupert murdoch saying back off trump?t it all goes back to who are the king makers in the republican party? it's fox news. so they have this little mini civil war. i don't know if it's for ratings or authentic. but clearly rupert and his sons are not happy with this trump clowner imagery. others are very excited about donald trump so there is this back and forth. we've never really seen this open warfare on fox in terms of a republican candidate. this is all new. this is all complicated for the republican party when you have got morning show hosts running the primary season. >> so if trump's got a huge ego and trump's got a big bank account and trump has a lot of media attention, how does he capitulate and step out saying i didn't get the nomination? i don't see that happening. i mean i think this guy is going to go as far as he can. and if he has to go independent, he would. >> right. that it is true terror for the republicans. if he goes independent, if he legitimately goes through to the end, look at the numbers. the r

and i would like to know why amy, who is another right-winger who used to work for rupert murdoch, -- i thought the "new york times" was supposed to be fair and balanced. >> exley, that is fox news. [laughter] dean: can i start with that one? as amy shows, she is not a right-winger. she is a reporter. she worked for the "wall street journal." >> [indiscernible] dean: i actually would disagree with you, with all due respect. she was a reporter for the wall street journal. we did not sign an agreement. that has been mischaracterized. we took information. >> [indiscernible] >> [laughter] dean: i think -- i think we take information from all kinds of crackpots. [laughter] dean: that is called reporting. when i spent my time as an investigative reporter, you take information, you check it, you use it, any use what is accurate. but i really think that is an in a critical trail. jack: would you like to respond to the "wall street journal" questions echo -- questions? . arthur: i would love to respond. i think the journal is, generally speaking, a good institution. the nyt is better, but that

"the new york times" has a story about a tough back and forth with rupert murdoch on the front page. rick perry, of course added to the list. jeb bush added to the list. he may ignore the noise. i read a post where he says if he stops the self inflicted wounds, the republican establish db ment can be in big, big trouble. it keeps spiralling deeper and dealer here. more and more battle. >> not sure the polls are showing them to be self-inflicted wounds. mike barnicle is here. sam stein at the table. anyone in washington alex? all right. so let's go. i can borrow your glasses, jonathan? i want to look smarter. >> you won't be able to see. >> all right. it won't work for me will it? as we saw, donald trump went to south carolina yesterday and he didn't hold back. not at all. trump went hard after the state senior senator and fellow republican presidential candidate lindsey graham for these comments the senator made yesterday. >> stop being a jack ass. you don't have to run for president and be the world's biggest jack ass. >> i see your senator. what a stiff. lindsey graham. today i got

you quoted rupert murdoch earlier in the show tweeting.ut ultimately is important for the larger success of the united states. host: what you make about donald trump's remarks about immigrants coming into this country? guest: the most charitable thing i can say is that has opened an opportunity for those of us who understand the issue, because we live in communities like el paso, to share with the rest of the world let -- that part of the reason el paso is the safest community in america today is because we have so many migrants and immigrants, first, second, third generation and beyond, living in our community. these are people who have come to the u.s. to participate and contribute to the american dream. to get ahead, to work hard and and do better for themselves and their families. we thank mr. trump for bringing that to light and allowing us to share that. host: it sounds like the billionaire is headed to the texas border. he will travel thursday to the u.s. mexico border. he will go to laredo texas. guest: that's wonderful. i think he

. >>> now, rupert murdoch has criticized presidential candidate's donald trump's comments on illegal immigrants. the media mogul tweeted trump wrong. fellow presidential candidate lindsey graham says trump has become a wrecking ball for the future of the republican party. >>> still to come here on "worldwide exchange" -- we're live in athens getting reaction to the greek deal agreed in brussels in the last few hours. we'll also leave you with a look at u.s. futures which are expected to bounce strongly in line with asian and european equities. "worldwide exchange" is back in two. >>> and a big deal has been reached. welcome, everyone into "worldwide exchange." saima modi. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> after 17 hours of negotiations we have finally reached it. someone can say that we have an a-greek-minute a-greek- a-greek- a-greek- a-greek-ment. >> the deal is done. >>> leaders say the grexit issue has been put to bed while italian prime minister matteo renzi tells cnbc europe needs a new vision? >> this is important, you have to -- if we save greece my real challenge, our real challe

brendan: a paper like that of a trophy in the way the "wall street journal" was for rupert murdoch. for someone who just wants to acquire a salmon colored icon. tom: the editorial efforts, john gap, boss thought was particularly smart on china, but you really wonder, you say a trophy property. ken doctor up at harvard calls it "an ego purchase." brendan: i wake up, i start looking at the terminal, and then i flop over to "the ft." president obama is heading to africa. kenya is looking for resumption of direct flights to nairobi and increased trade between two countries, but kenya is next ordinary story because you have only 1 -- is an extraordinary story because you have terror attacks coming of the border from somalia, but the tech hub developing in nairobi, they are further ahead on mobile payments then anyone else. atul lele, do you want to jump in here? atul: absolutely. it is an integral part. vonnie: i will be looking at mcdonald's earnings. in asia another barometer of how commodity prices are affecting mcdonald's sales there. tom: i agree, this may be the most fascinating re

rupert murdoch is passing on the ceo role to his son james murdoch but murdoch senior isn't letting go that easy. he plans to stick around as executive chairman and still holds the final say in decisions. the co-founder of twitter steps in as temporary chief executive replacing dick costello after five years at the helm. he built up the social messaging giant and took it public but struggles to attract new users and compete with the social media giant in this space which is facebook. the big question is can jack dorsey turn things around. >> mark zuckerberg likes running with his dogs and wonders how the brain works. the chat became so popular that facebook suffered technical glitches after celebrities weighed in on users being forced to use their real names on facebook he said nicknames were okay. on his $1 salary he says he asked enough money and when asked why he came up with poking, he said it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> we want to hear from you on this. if you could ask any of the incoming ceo's a question what would it be? if you want to join in get in touch with us.

i want to be like rupert murdoch and sit in my house and yell at my kids and tell them what to do and way i don't think she's defending him she's saying let's get all the information and there's a lot of information that hasn't come out yet. but i think enough information has come out -- >> especially the deposition when that was released. that changes things. >> when you have quaaludes and you're using them for your dating life -- >> don't they put you to sleep? >> it's a slipping pill. i don't think people understand. quaaludes weren't a drug for -- it's not like a muscle relaxer. >> it's not a swinger drug. >> the ads for quay losealudes are like "you'll get a good night's sleep." >> and you're from hollywood, you would know. >> i was post-quaalude era. but we have to stand up for the women. a lot of people got terribly hurt. it's important that we say -- we want to take care of you and we believe you so other people will come forward. >> but you have come forsfwhard. >> well, i'll be on "the view" -- >> and sparks will fly? >> we'll talk about other things. >> make maybe a movie c