rupert murdoch has run media companies.s sort of his portfolio he's advised presidents throughout the world, australia, britain and the united states. he had a relationship with reagan. it is no surprise whatsoever that he is advising trump. the intensity of the relationship as glenn and maggie have reported. is a touch surprising to me, it's just -- it's a weekly thing apparently. i think glenn would know better about that, but it's a very intense relationship and considering all that rupert murdoch has at stake in this particular administration, it's one that we can spend hours talking about. there's a justice department investigation. which is rupert murdoch's crown jewel in the united states. and rupert murdoch has a tremendous stake in whatever media deregulation takes place at the fcc. this is a tremendously fraught relationship. it's also fraught in the sense that reporters for the wall street journal, new york post and fox news have to cover the guy who's buddies with their boss. >> they do it with varying degrees o

>> well, rupert murdoch talks to trump almost every day, one hears. ker, a british citizen but a murdoch employee for a long time, does the boss's bidding. for a long time at the journal. he's said that reporters should not be tough on trump. although he would deny that. he calls it fake news. but there's a lot of frustration in the "wall street journal" newsroom because they've been happen strung by the top editor. >> so the daily report here's go out to these rallies get screamed at by the president and then file their stories. you say they're running into management saying that's too tough on trump? >> they're running into gerard baker. not only were the e-mails leaked but the rough draft of the story. >> you never see that. >> whoever pleekd was risking their job. that's a firing offense to do that. >> absolutely. he's lost the newsroom when somebody goes to those lengths. >> here's donald trump talking about the journal. >> i don't believe, i'll not a believer in the wallace journal. it's going to lose fortune. it will be out of business like the

coming up, president trump and rupert murdoch and how big-money lawsuits are endangering newsrooms. first, breaking news. >>> the white house now responding to overwhelming criticism of the president's saturday statement about the violence in charlottesville. his speech will be remembered and not fondly as the many-sides speech for not explicitly calling out and condemning the white nationalists, the racists and anti-semites who came to charlottesville and protested on friday and saturday. now on sunday morning the white house attempting to clean up. this is a statement just out from an unnamed white house official. "the president said very strongly in his statement yesterday that he condemns all forms of violence, bigotry, and hatred and of course that ib colludes white supremacists, kkk, there's a typo here, nephew -- nazi, and all extremist groups. he called for national unity and bringing all americans together." i assume they meant neo-nazi. i assume that's a typo. it to show you exactly what the white house put out. there are obvious questions when you read a statement like th

roger stone, the mooch, rupert murdoch.cp, nancy pelosi and other members of congress, representative ted lieu. do you think on that list anyone other than rupert murdoch -- certainly not the naacp. >> nancy pelosi. >> it was probably -- >> yeah, do you think that someone finally said to him, you know, listen, this guy is baggage or do you think it was more primal, more, you know, this guy is -- he has an image as my puppeteer. he's been on the cover of as many magazines as i have. i mean, we know that he's not bothered by being called a racist or he'd stop tweeting racially insensitive things. so it can't be that steve bannon was a political liability on the race front. do you think it was all of the things we have been talking about, that he had gone to war with his staff. or do you think it was that his image was larger than donald trump could tolerate? >> i think it as a confluence of all of those things but i think the most important driving factors here are general kelly who wants to institute order within the white h

the conservatism that rupert murdoch has advocated is the conservatism of free trade.f immigration reform. it is the conservatism of globalism. then you steve bannon saying the trade deals are bad. a lot of republican friendly outlets have been trying to figure out how to navigate it and you see that with fox. the wall street editorial page, you still see the old school murdomu murdoch globalism. he is taking a very strong position and i think we're looking to see if she going to war with trump. i think he is not going after trump, but she going after the globalists in the administration, and the evidence that we have is that donald trump doesn't much mind when his people are sniping at each other in the media. as long as it is loyalty to him. >> you also have a situation where there is not discontent, but the lack of a settled feeling. in the conservative media landscape. you have a james murdoch giving a million dollars to the antidefamation league. and speaking firmly about it. congressman king is welcoming in. >> you don't have the steve bannon in the white house,

james murdoch, head of 21st century fox, son of informal trump adviser rupert murdoch, slamming president trump in a letter obtained by cnn. james murdoch writes that he's concerned over the president's reaction saying, "i can't even believe i have to write this. standing up to nazis is essential. there are no good nazis." adding that "democrats, republicans, and others must all agree on this." murdoch also pledges $1 million to the anti-defamation league, an organization that fights anti-semitism. it's notable due to his father's relationship with the president. according to sources at the white house and 21st century fox, rupert murdoch speaks with the president several times a week. this letter comes after business leaders fled trump's business councils, prompting the president to disband them. >>> president trump taking a firm stand against the removal of confederate monuments, calling it foolish and sad and an assault on our history and american culture. the president lamenting effort to take down our "beautiful statues and monuments and the damage being done." several cities have re

fox is owned by media mogul rupert murdoch.oking to buy the rest of the european television station sky that it does not already own for 14.5 billion dollars. india starter motors, which owns jaguar land rover, reported a 10% fall in income to just under 9.5 billion us dollars for the three months between india and june —— april and june. there's been an issue with the heavy vehicle business and that resulted in poor results. but profitability gained over 40%. union workers at hyundai are expected to begin a partial strike today, factory workers plan to stop work on monday next week to pressure the management to raise wages. this is after that troubles we re wages. this is after that troubles were reported at the fifth biggest world automaker. profits have fallen for 14 straight quarters, or 3.5 yea rs. for 14 straight quarters, or 3.5 years. car for 14 straight quarters, or 3.5 yea rs. car sales have for 14 straight quarters, or 3.5 years. car sales have been hit hard by political tensions with china, which accounts for one fi

fox is owned by media mogul rupert murdoch.v station sky that it does not already own for $14.5 billion. and now for our latest instalment in our business of birth series that has been running across the bbc all this week. today we turn silicon valley where tech firms like google and facebook are leading the way when it comes to offering paid maternity leave. the us is one of only three countries that doesn't require paid leave guarantees. but president trump's daughter is trying to convince her father that it needs to be a priority, so is change coming? our north america tech reporter dave lee went to find out. when eileen decided it was time to have children, she knew that herjob in pr for technology companies would become untenable? in pr for technology companies would become untenable ?|i in pr for technology companies would become untenable? i have been thinking for a long time about all of the ways that work does not align well with being a professional parent. she decided to set up her own firm and set about putting in p

and if rupert murdoch gets his way on steve bannon, you can expect full support of the new york post and fox news versus breitbart which would really be something to watch. >> yeah. that is true. bring out the popcorn and he can watch that unfold. you know, i think that's, on the surface, that would seem like an easy choice. i think is a tougher call than you or i might think, for the president. because he thinks that breitbart captured his essence and his soul and his core supporters i think and touches them in way that maybe not even fox news does. but we'll see. fox news can be a little squishy and we have seen this week. for the hard core supporters. so it is a tough call for the president. >> gene robinson, thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. >> coming up, donald trump today showed he has no understanding of the historical and moral differences between george washington and robert e. lee. a lesson for president trump next. this lovely lady has a typical airline credit card. so she only earns double miles on purchases she makes from that airline. what'd you earn double

this is something rupert murdoch would have to sign off on. >> absolutely. the cause "the journal's" concern is bannon has almost an isolationist view of american foreign policy. even though bannon doesn't have the kind of national security credentials you would expect from somebody who was once on national security council, he has a very clear idea of how he thinks america should behave abroad and it's different than other people in the white house think and it is different that the view generally put forward by the "wall street journal's" editorial board. >> tom, you wrote an article that got quite a lot of attention in may basically arguing mcmaster is too good for this white house and you thought he would be good around the president because he would make the president stronger, better, more reliable. you changed that opinion this spring. your thoughts on this as mcmaster basically battles an opponent within the west wing. >> my view is now that we shall just let trump and those people around him sink into their incompetence. the rest of the u.s. governm

buy australia the former financial rupert murdoch ambers gordon had also want to buy a 50% stake eachn the network. genie: and a fun story to wrap up. more and more french chefs are turning to flowers, nudges to decorate, but to give a touch of labor to their dishes? ad willse of dove flowers is not new, but it has toome more popular, using it move from the edge of the plate into the center of culinary creations. reporter: as pretty and gardens as they are on your plate, edible flowers have invaded french gastronomy. the market for these flavorful florals has bloomed over the last decade, going 3% year. arechef says the flowers indispensable for his signature dishes, like this plant-based biscotti, that has 17 flowers. >> the first flower brings out the second flower from flavors. the third brings consistency, the fourth brings tenderness. they help balance the dish. are crafted the old-fashioned way -- outdoors. do not try to force it. i create the best possible conditions for my plants. nature eventually decides. reporter: for large-scale producers, a more can turn -- controlled env

apple ceo tim cook has announced that his company would donate the same amount as rupert murdoch's to the league, and also-- also to the southern poverty law center. tour operators slumped after the terror attack in barcelona. several other airlines fell by more than 3%. tourism is crucial for spain and accounts for 14% of the country's economy. barcelona is the most popular destination with 8 million visitors a year. >>> the suit filed that poland springs is just common ground water and does not meet the federal definition of spring water. the parent company says it regulations for spring water. >>> the deal has been finalized to settle allegations for overcharging the government for its epipen emergency allergy drug. it calls for the firm to pay $465 million so it will not have to admit any wrongdoing. my land was accused of reclassifying epipen's in order to not pay medicaid. >>> the 40 under 40 list is topped by the 39-year-old president of france, number two, mark zuckerberg, his was 33, and one of the youngest people is chance the wrapper who is 24 years old. that's news at 5:00

his father rupert murdoch has acted as informal advisor to the president. and his son now runs the parent company of ktvu. >>> apple is making a donation, tim cook told employees he tried - - he says he disagrees with the claim that both sides were to blame for the violence. he went on to say that donations to the southern poverty law center and the anti- defamation league will help to fight hatred that fuels violence . >>> new details on a bay area couple that was did - - a bay area couple was deported. maria sanchez and her husband arrived in mexico this morning. they took their 12-year-old son with them to mexico even though he is american born. three daughters remain here in the united states. tonight a campaign has raised $16,000 for care. >>> we have some breaking news in san jose. police are on the scene of a shooting that has sent people to the hospital. these are pictures from the scene, you can see that there is a heavy police presence at this hour. gunfire was reported just after 9:30 tonight, on east taylor street, on the outskirts of japan town

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also the trump relationship with rupert murdoch is a comply catted one.hey're sort of friends but sort of rivals. >> frenemies. >> yeah. rupert murdoch's made it clear to people through the years he's not that fond of donald trump. that's certainly got on the donald trump. at the same time, "the wall street journal," fox news channel, these are outlets, they have been relatively friendly to donald trump so he has some consideration. it's comply caughted picture. >> he's had business leaders leave and dissolved groups but the advisory council, no one has stepped off of that. if you have religious leaders supposedly providing moral counsel to this president, criticizing him but won't step away, a sign he's got a key part of his base that won't leave. >> up next, back to spain for the latest on the investigation into yesterday's deadly attack, plus the mayor of charlottesville is expected to make a major announcement on the state of the robert e. lee statue, the target of marchers last weekend. we'll go thrive virginia. >>> and president trump compared takin

immune they're in bulletproof vests to you and the other billionaire sort of media owners and rupert murdoch who got. even you into that and that is a vote of confidence not in terms of journey but it dismisses men but it also stands out to you as the mainstream media say you personally i don't find you the major media rapidly coverage return to this. good afternoon from west london where the queen.

when rupert murdoch had a sky and 80 highly leveraged table company competing against sky. decided with james murdoch to go all-digital. the cable industry went bankrupt. i think netflix has competitive sets that are much better and capitalization, much more cash. when they want to turn it on, netflix has to be careful but it global consumer base with a greater model. vonnie: very quick question about chinese m&a. are we seeing maybe the end of it? aryeh bourkoff: we are seeing a slow down. part of it is because the capital flows. part is also because of their so much capital in the u.s., the remaining can be absorbed not having to wait for a china bid. qwe are seeing goods. vonnie: studios, the future of lions gate. hasbro, we are not sure which studios will survive. aryeh bourkoff: i think all the studios are very retroactive. there are only five or six in total that have concentration and value. theiry thing is what does library look like, not just content creation cup -- capabilities? will be paid you to wait or on the studios have a lot of volume and will be does value

the rupert murdoch—led company will likely report a rise in revenue, helped, of course, by a strong performance, the company is also seeing strong growth in its domestic advertising business. but fox is likely to be weighed down by its weak box office results. what investors will be looking for is any updates on fox's bid for sky. now you may not recognise the name mylan, but the drug company came under intense regulatory scrutiny recently over the price of its emergency allergy shot epipen. now, the company will be reporting earnings, but what investors will be looking for is comments on the falling price for generic drugs. richard dunbar is investment director we wa nt we want to update you on a story that's developing in france. the mayor is talking about what happened earlier today where a bmw drove into soldiers and the mayor said this is no doubt it was a deliberate act. more detail coming through to us. reports that this car hit soldiers who were on patrol outside paris. it says it injured six people. two of them were seriously injured. the vehiclejust them were seriously injured. the ve

broadcasting fox news in the uk due to low audience figures. 21st century fox, which is owned by rupert murdochg withdrawn as it is not commercially viable. sources say the decision is not related to fox's takeover bid for sky. the london company that makes the rubik's cube has sued two us companies for selling what it says is a knock—off of the classic puzzle. rubik's brand limited says retailer toys "r" us and manufacturer duncan toys are violating its trademark and hurting its reputation with an "imitation twist puzzle cube". let's look at the financial markets. they are regaining composure around the world following concern this time yesterday about what was happening with regard to north korea and its latest missile test. you can see japan and its latest missile test. you can seejapanjumping and its latest missile test. you can see japan jumping today from eight four—month low, that was yesterday's story. the yen was weakening as well. wall street wobbled at the start of trade on tuesday but ended high. looking at europe so we have a sense of how things are going. all these markets were do

you very very briefly because it's been making headlines right around the world according to rupert murdoch's fox news they have sources an investigator on named sources saying that the staff member of the democratic national committee said rich who was tragically gunned down in july that he was actually in touch with wiki leaks the organization your associates an associate of through government fadge annex you gave his last interview before he died to this this program any comment on the possibility of connections between leaks a d.n.c. stove and presumably the but esther e-mails that. some believe would trump in the way it has the reason we keep keeps on getting leaks and people keep on coming to them because they're completely trusted when it comes to sourcing so you know that i'm not going to say anything about that and then on whistle blowers themselves chelsea burning what does it feel like to see a person at least having their sentence commuted from the thirty seven or eight years justice and well that's part one of the win that's the first win and that's great to see that today she's

about the embankment not just broadcast journalism the press itself is a massive failure of the rupert murdoch and the oligarchs and. pretty much any shows the power social media i mean i'm always a bit dubious of the power of social media because i think a lot of it is just being in your own echo chamber i think but i think social media really did encourage the young people to get out and vote because they're being bombarded by all their mates go and vote vote vote vote you must cope with it in fact the conservatives that are in their own echo chamber or trays of believing choosing the way it works both ways i think i think it works both ways but you know you can't blame teresa made for looking at the polls just before she got that she called the election is going it's a no brainer let's call it the election and you can't blame people for trusting those polls really i mean what's around it is because people stick out. well then you get into the. shah. well now with me outside the palace of westminster makeshift studio is the broadcaster of all the liberal democrat member of parliament. break

broadcasting fox news in the uk due to low audience figures. 21st century fox, which is owned by rupert murdoch sources say the decision is not related to fox's takeover bid for sky. the first electric mini will be unveiled at the frankfurt motor fair next month and owners bmw have promised a "characteristic go—kart feel and powerful electric motor". the company has today issued an artist's impression of the car. and the london company that makes the rubik's cube has sued two us companies for selling what it says is a knock—off of the classic puzzle. rubik's brand limited says retailer toys "r" us and manufacturer duncan toys are violating its trademark and hurting its reputation with an "imitation twist puzzle cube". let's have a look at the markets. we are looking at currencies. stirling is weakening. no hint of an interest—rate hike. the euro is getting stronger. there is a sense that we could find parity at the end of the year. we will keep an eye on the currency markets. is the fake rubiks cube easier to do? i have done it by following an online guide. then i was looking very pleased with

is rupert murdoch -- put the poll numbers up. is rupert murdoch engaging in fake news?ed states to tweet out the answer right -- >> hold it up for a long time for him to see. >> yeah. that's fox news. >> tearing country apart, 26 -- 56 h 56%. 55% disapprove. and now some of the voters who lifted president trump to a shocking electoral college victory last year are beginning to show their frustrations. a focus group conducted in pittsburgh by a pollster found the president's voters are growing impatient, to say the least. take a look. >> i am surely not his base, just to be honest, an anti-hillary vote. >> i liked his platform, make america great again, keeping jobs in the united states. >> my vote was more i didn't want more of what we already had. >> the thing that drives me crazy is all the tweeting he does. i don't pay any attention to it, but it's in the news. it's on the newscasts every day, evening, and night. my wife watches it. it drives me crazy, because the television is on all the time. >> crazy. >> why? >> that was a lot of it. the tweeting. it has to stop.

. >>> 21st century fox's rupert murdoch pulled fox news from the sky platform in the uk the company said it was no longer commercially viable to provide fox news in britain where only a few thousand people watch. >>> brit irk consuish consumerse higher prices and fewer choices unless a customs order is in place. >>> in other news, shares of rtl are trading higher after the european broadcaster's first half revenue beat estimates this despite experiencing achalleng ing, tv market they confirmed the 2017 outlook. that's contributing to the upward move in the share price you can see up 1.8%. >>> tomorrow french president emanuel macron will reveal his updated proposals for reforming his country's labor market france's hard line union opposed attempts to rewrite the labor code let's get to gemma acton in paris. fill us in on this one >> good morning. so, we're looking really for the details of what's going to be in the labor reform proposals tomorrow these have been on the table for a couple months. negotiated at length between the government, the president macron, the unions and many other

is after a ruling on the merger was fatally flawed and the $15 billion acquisition would give rupert murdoch21st century fox and 60% ownership of sky. you london mosque and richard branson are known investors in outer space but they are not the only billionaires on board. according to the bloomberg the 16aires index, member list also includes bill hing and marks zuckerberg. funding has increased sevenfold in the past five years. drug maker shire says the cfo will leave at the end of the year. he will be joining a boston-based startup called indigo which provides growers of premium seeds treated with yields and technology. herbalife says it has ended talks with prospective buyer public.ing it will buy up to $600 million in shares in itself. herbalife entered an agreement with investor carl icahn. we will now increases stake about 50% unless he buys the company outright. and that is your latest bloomberg business flash update. sector, thedities opec technical meeting is happening today and total m is ersk oil business and goldman sachs is looking to revive its commodity unit i hiring high prof

one of the sons of donald trump ally rupert murdoch is rebuking the president.ames murdoch condemned president trump performance after the charlottesville violence. murdoch has pledged a million dollars to the anti-defamation league. the cable set up a more detailed version for brexit next week. according to people familiar with the plan, theresa may's government will provide opposition for three main areas with eve you. the eu. news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 with some analysts in more than 120 countries, i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. nejra: the comex gold crossing the mark and hitting the highest level since november. gold in london not there yet. will it be a third time lucky? we will discuss that in futures and tas and focus. driving the games with accommodation of faster economic growth, weaker dollar, and also shrinking inventories. zinc is the best performing metal of 2017 on the lme. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. nejra: ina rich a hitch -- i am cehic. time for futures in focus. join

we're talking about rupert murdoch's son. and of course fox, one of the network's he likes to watch. this is what james murdock said. i'll reed you some ex-experts. what we watched this last week in h charlottesville and the reaction to it by the president of the united states concerns all of us as americans, and free people. he went on to say i can't even believe i have to write this. standing up to nazis is essential. there are no good nazis. so a very strong reaction from one of the president's allies in the media. that emotional reaction from heather's mother. this follows increasing number of republicans who are calling out the president. we saw yesterday tennessee senator who has not been a big critic of the president, questioning his stability and his competence. the this h is a serious time here, john. >> all right. athena jones. as we've been saying the island getting smaller, support network for the president dwindling by the day. thanks so much. the joining me now cnn politics reporter. and patrick healy. first to

tweets of the day is from the most powerful man of the free world is buy eric bolling's new book, rupert murdoch. that's sean show and you see it with sean talking about your book. all in the same day. i have never seen a rollout like that. >> you sleep about three hours before you launch a book, monday night, we had the book party, our publisher let's get hype for the book, anyway, so we do this book party, we have cocktails, facebook live, wait, c-span is here. we have a few cocktails and then i take my wife and my -- four of my close friends to the party, they buy a bottle of wine, the publisher says great news, i have an interview set up for you. got home at midnight or so and had me at fox at 6:00 o'clock in the morning but here is the important -- >> tell me you were drunk on "fox & friends". >> no. no. >> i think doocy kind of is anyway. >> i love doocy. i make it by a minute. we do this thing about the news of the day, the travel ban, trump's travel being upheld and some of the health care stuff. getting into a pretty heavily and then i get off the set and i tweet exactly what you just s

but i also think we should keep an eye on fox news and what happens on rupert murdoch's show. i was interested in the e-mail that went out yesterday about how appalled he was by the president's racist comments and his $1 million donation to the adl and the same week that the murdoch's paper published government documents from australia showing trump was not able to get his casino in australia in the 80s because of concern over mob ties. so embarrassing stuff in murdock land and i wonder whether we might see fox news maybe subtly turning against him in some way. so it is interesting to see what happens to right wing media in general. >> thank you to our friends clarence and endura. coming up after the break. there were a few democrats who called for steve bannon to be fired repeatedly after his hiring was announced and then was the junior democratic senator from the great state of hawaii. she joins us from there when we continue. >>> presidents send clear messages about their intentions by who they appoint to senior positions. what steve bannon believes is not a mystery. he has

coming up, president trump and rupert murdoch and how big-money lawsuits are endangering newsrooms. breaking news. >>> the white house now responding to overwhelming criticism of the president's saturday statement about the violence in charlottesville. his speech will be remembered and not fondly as the many-sides speech for not explicitly calling out and condemning the white nationalists, the racists and anti-semites who came to charlottesville and protested on friday and saturday. now on sunday morning the white house

in fact rupert murdoch now made overtures for fox to acquire more local stations because they don't want corporate competitor like sinclair to compete with them. there used to be laws in place with corporate overlords to buy up markets because you didn't want to have a homogeneous point of view. now there is nothing to say that nbc or comcast could buy up local stations. >> part of that deregulation is the tell communications act under president bill clinton which allowed multiple markets to be owned. there is also, it seems like there is a fake whiff of prid we could pro here. >> i'm been thinking about this a lot today. this is the destination of the swamp that donald trump wanted to change. they hired one of his former campaign staffers, boris epstein, and now they are favoring their media ally. this is sort of a symbiotic relationship that should be, anyone who is on the position of being against crony capitalism, they should not reward this behavior. >> yeah. we should note that decision, final decision has not been made. there are public comments you can make on the fcc's website o

and james murdoch, the son of rupert murdoch, has condemned president trump's reaction to charlottesville. murdoch wrote -- "i can't even believe i have to write this: standing up to nazis is essential; there are no good nazis. or klansmen, or terrorists." murdoch, who is the ceo of 21st century fox, also pledged to donate $1 million to the anti-defamation league. murdoch is a close, informal advisor to president trump. in durham, north carolina, a total of eight people have now been charged with toppling a confederate statue. on thursday, in a display of solidarity, over 100 people lined up outside the local court house to symbolically turn themselves in a long with the eight people charged. in other news from durham, a statue of confederate general robert e. lee at duke university has been vandalized. parts of lee's face wasas chippd off, including his nose. meanwhile, president trump has weighed in again on the growing call for confederate statues to be removed. on twitter he wrote -- "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our be

we heard rupert murdoch and anthony scaramucci said heeding gone, doesn't have much to do with it, but don't think donald trump doesn't pay attention, when anthony scaramucci, yes had to get rid of him, his friend a very long time. when anthony scaramucci communicates via the media about steve bannon, donald trump pays attention. so we've gone through -- my own caveat, normally say, look at these tea leaves and say, yes, steve bannon is not long for the job. he may not be. but gone through it before with bannon fighting with jared kushner, trump stepped in, figure it out. you never wane fight with the family. laid low and survived. i don't know how many times you can do that in the normal white house, answer is zero to one. i don't know what it is in this white house. if you're steve bannon you can't be sleeping all that well in the evenings at this point. >> see what happens. could be developments. who knows. stick around, everybody. david drucker, chris cillizza, tawana summers. >>> now wanting dealed information on more than a million people who visited a website organizing protests

i mean, they're certainly not going to be alone in this field and you can take a look at rupert murdoch's media empire and see that he also has a tremendous amount of quite a bit more power and he was there lobbying for trump to get rid of bannon. so, you know, they certainly won't be alone in this. but i think -- you know, the thing that's interesting about bannon, he is -- he's a political pugulist. he's a very popular propagandist when he gets going. i think he added a lot of anger to trump and sort of cast him as a coherent political figure that really i'm not sure that trump is at all. and so, you know, i think he's good at propaganda and it will be interesting to see what he can do. but what they'll try to do is whip up anger from outside and get the base really angry and pushing hard against what bannon sees as sort of the globalist and the empire builders. >> which now his targets will be inside the administration that he just left to a significant degree. >> absolute ly. he made a big mistake. if he thought that he could cross the children -- the family, the trump family -- he wa

on one hand, they're definitely not -- you can understands why rupert murdoch would want steve bannon gone. steve bannon's dedicated a big part of his career to taking on the part of the republican establishment that murdoch is in charge of. there's similar opposition to bannon inside the white house. while the report showed that president trump hasn't met with bannon over the last week, at the same time he's still listening to bannon. a lot of what we saw about his reaction to charlottesville is right out of the bannon playbook. we shouldn't be too eager to say that steve bannon's on his way out. i think what bannon was acknowledge, according to the reporting in "the new york times," was the fact that eventually he may have to go. that is not going to be right now. and meanwhile, he still has huge influence, not over just personnel but over policy and everything else. >> right. >> okay, this battle is still raging inside the white house. it's not over. sometimes the man inside wins the battles, sometimes they lose the battles. overall, the fate of this sort of huge split, this ideolo

it's from rupert murdoch-owned paper. how do you think they'll be perceived by president trump?> i don't think he'll pay much attention to that, to the wall street journal. it's a conservative outlet but they've been pretty anti-trump. and i think for a good reason. >> really? you think the journal has been anti-trump? >> yeah, they have, of course. bre stevens who went to "the new york times" recently is a prime example of somebody whose an anti-trump voice from the journal. i'll tell you my personal opinion. i think everybody's safer having steve bannon inside the tent, keeping busy at the white house. >> you know him. you know steve bannon. you worked at breitbart, and you wrote this today for cnn news. is it any wonder north korea or any other adversary of the u.s. isn't scared by trump's threats? most regimes do all they can to suppress gossip and prevent stories of disorganization and lack of unity from appearing in public. so what do you think is going to happen next in the bannon-mcmaster feud? >> until there's a clear winner, it's going to continue escalating. i think f

as you say, you can take a look at rupert murdoch's media empire and he has a tremendous amount of --e bate more power probably and he was in there lobbying to get trump to get rid of bannon. so they certainly won't abalone in this. i think the thing that is interesting about bannon is he is a political pugilist. he is a very powerful propagandist when he gets going. i think he added a lot of anger and edge to trump. and gave him kind of, you know, sort of cast him as a coherent political figure that really i'm not sure that trump is at all. so i think he's good at propaganda and it will be interrogatory see what he can do. but what they're going to try to do is whip up anger from outside and get the base really angry and pushing hard against what bannon sees as sort of the globalists and the empire builders. >> which will now be his targets will be inside the administration that he just left. >> absolutely. of course, he may, you know, he made a big mistake. if he thought that he could cross the children -- the family, the trump family, i mean he was at war with jared kushner and iva

rupert murdoch speaks with the president several times a week. >>> an isolated president sends stocksoncerns. also disappointing earnings. all the major indices losing at least a percent. the market hit the lowest spot after the barcelona attack. that news hit airline stocks particularly hard. the sector one of the worst performers of the day. futures this morning, global markets and futures are down again. you could see more selling this morning. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. >>> a moment of silence for the victims of the barcelona attack minutes away. "new day" with chris cuomo and poppy harlow starts right now. have a great weekend. >>> a second vehicle attack coming just hours after a terrifying scene unfolded in barcelona. >> all you could hear was so much chaos, everyone screaming and running. >> he was plowing people down. >> president obama responding by citing a fake story. >> terrorists know the united states and our allies are resolved to bring justice. >> just when you think it couldn't get any worse, he quadruples down. >> what we want t

he had a dinner with rupert murdoch two weeks ago. that included jared kushner and john kelly.case bannon sne needs to go. >> so the head of fox news and the head of "the wall street journal" is giving advice to the president of the united states, about who he should fire? >> we had him on a list of 20 people who have the president's ear, and who advise him a couple of months ago. he speaks to him most days. >> also in the article today, you wrote, and i'm paraphrasing because i don't have it in front of me, you said something like in general, steve bannon is the person who has been or is a person who has been telling the president not to call out fringe right groups, who are small -- a small group, small groups but enthusiastic supporters. >> or at least be mindful of your language and how you do it. steve bannon was not at bedminster with the president. bannon stayed behind and was not there. but they did speak by phone as charlottesville was unfolding. i believe they spoke yesterday, as well. and bannon has still had some input. remember, trump comes at this, for all the rep

rupert murdoch has repeatedly urged president donald trump to fire him. and reportedly at a recent white house dinner "mr. trump vented his frustrations about mr. bannon." that comes as anthony scaramucci in his first interview since being fired as communications director offered this veiled prediction of bannon's future. >> you've been tough on steve bannon. does he have to go? >> well, i think the president knows what he's going to do with steve bannon. >> which is what? >> well, let's leave it up to the president. it's his decision. but i mean, at the end of the day i think the president has a very good idea of who the leakers are inside the white house. the president has a very good idea of the people that are undermining his agenda that are serving their own interests. >> they include steve bannon? >> yeah. look, i mean, we're not on a phone call and a taped phone call, and so we're on live television, and so i would prefer to let the president make the decisions the president needs to make. unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. bu

rupert murdoch. no, i'm kidding.hen i log on and there's the new book and then i turn on the highest rated cable news program and their you see it all in the same day. i've never seen a rollout like that. what's it's like to get the president's endorsement absorbed with? >> so that was tuesday. you sleep about three hours when you launch a book. my publisher said let's get some media. so we do this book party and have a couple of cocktails. then i take my closest friends out and the publisher says great news i have an interview set up for here. wyou. we have a 10:00 interview set up for you. it was an hour interview from ten to 11. i am an hour away from home so i finished the interview, got home at about midnight or so and they hahave me back at like 6:00 in e morning. >> tell me that you were drunk on fox and friends. [laughter] so i get there and i'm literally pushing an envelope you have to be here and here. i make it by a minute, the moratorium being upheld and then some of the healthcare stuff. getting into it