is rupert murdoch a naive man? what's going on?n, the last thing i would ever call rupert murdoch is naive. that's the last thing. i'm not a fan. rupert murdoch has done more to debate the conversation of america's civic life than anyone i can think in the media with his creation of and use of fox, a propaganda channel, selling it as news. he's not naive. he knows exactly what he's doing. what's galling is his hypocrisy, brian. he says this, even as you just so clearly showed, his hosts are still selling the big lie in a way. they're not so overt as some of the other right wing channels but this is the source of it. why doesn't he have tucker carlson come on*/ and say you know what, joe biden was a legitimate president of america. we can oppose him but he won? it's never going to happen with murdoch. it's like when murdoch was one of the early people to get the vaccine i think a year ago in december and still he elects tucker carlson and others spread anti-vax disinformation on their channel. they call it skepticism about the vacci

and some of which, like rupert murdoch's platforms in the u. s. and australia are resistant to the story. fossil fuel companies, masters of the art of quiet persuasion. now using platforms like instagram and tick tock to sell their green washed, such as to younger audiences. and the audiences themselves, how is it that the prospect of our imminent destruction is not the ultimate in news? click bait. our starting point this week is glasgow. leaders gathering it's got the time to tackle this live in a last can't to control global warming for journalists in search of an assignment that matters. the cop 26 climate conference in scotland provides one. they're covering the story of our collapsing ability to sustain life. and it being paid the last name to start gas traffic, climate change for such a slow moving story. it's taken the journalism a long time to catch up, to find the right story, telling formula to all from the reporting still struggles to see beyond the science . to get at the bigger picture, how the topic they are covering connects to eve

. ♪ ♪ >> fox news update, rupert murdoch launching a 24 hour cable news channel. >> the appetite fors. i really believe it is expanding. >> 1995, i was covering ojsimpson trial, i heard we're starting a cable channel, i said what? a cable channel? >> i remember reading about the launch of this channel. thinking to myself, i have to find a way to get in here. >> i was on first on air person hired, for fox news channel, cable was still very young, nobody wanted to work for kaple. >> i was in raleigh, north carolina, at a cbs affiliate, i was doing great, i had an opportunity, i said where do they want me and what do they pay me? i had not heard of fox news channel. i was hired for the atlanta bureau, that was my apartment with a fax machine and a cell phone. >> i was a local reporter and anchor in fresno, california. 27 years old. my agent called me one day and said that fox news channel wants to hire you. and i said, oh, what is that? they didn't have a studio yet. i had a plywood desk, literally plywood, not fancy glass and steel, no plywood. this is where we would do the practice ne

. >> explain to me rupert murdoch felt fox should be doing and why it's not doing that. >> a few daysservatives leading the way, we need to let the past go and focus on the future. and yet over the weekend, trump calling in the laura ingraham show saying the election was rigged. and he is on sean hannity tonight, and he will probably say the same thing. i think murdoch, in his gentle wii, is jabbing the former president again. his jabs seem disconnected from what happens on fox news. if rupert murdoch would have cared about this, he would have made sure the reporters wouldn't have resigned last night. >> finally, brian, steve hayes and jonah, is this the end? >> they recognize the danger that exist from this radicalized fox news. sit rare to see anybody resign. these guys are giving up hundreds of thousands of dollars in contracts. i would be surprised to see how they are making this move. >> brian stelter, appreciate you getting up this morning. thank you. >> thanks. >> in a few hours, closing arguments in the trial of the men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. >>> the tiny tennis sta

. >>> conservative media mogul rupert murdoch is sending a public message to former president trump.rdoch, whose family controls fox's parent company, said this at the news corp. shareholders meeting. >> here it is. he said, the current american political debate is profound. it is crucial that conservatives play an active, forceful role in that debate, but that will not happen if president trump stays focused on the past. the past is the past, and the country is now in a contest to define the future. >> okay, let's talk about this and more with olivia troye, an advisor to former vice president mike pence. olivia, great to see you. i want to be very clear. this was to news corps. there's no marching orders like this at fox, i'm certain. rupert murdoch goes along with whatever gets ratings so fox can be as fawning with president trump as they have been and want to be. this is not some sort of edict that he's issuing and as we know, they are -- if he throws his hat in the ring in 2024, they will be all in for him and olivia, i want to talk to you about something that bill maher has brou

tucker carlson has lachlan murdoch's ear and has the support of rupert murdoch.the right thing. yes, again, goldberg and hayes resigned. they're barely on because everyone knows they don't support trump so they're not even invited over there. >> right. >> so it's tough. >> and as you and i -- the media, the other journalists still try to treat them as a normal journalistic outlet. >> super quick. democrats should not be on fox news ever. >> indeed. thank you, eric, that's a nice reidout. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> hopefully we have this today, right? >> we shall see. >> we shall see. >> new subpoenas from the january 6 committee for trump confidant roger stone, alex jones, including trump's current spokesperson. >>> then -- >> what a beautiful thing, huh? not guilty on all counts. >> the dangerous celebration of a kid who killed two people. plus the internal pushback at fox news as the channel goes f

i just got to say -- rough weekend, bro and finally, media mogul rupert murdoch celebrated his 90th birthdaya party in new york but take that news with a grain of salt, because it was first reported by rupert murdoch that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause >> seth: you guys. if you are a fan of "snl" in the 90s and the early aughts, we have an incredible time capsule show for you tonight his series, "the last o.g.," is back on tbs. the one and only tracy morgan will be here in studio [ cheers and applause and i have seen all of colin quinn's amazing, hilarious, and thoughtful stage shows. his newest one, "colin quinn: the last best hope" opens tomorrow at the lucille lortel theater. colin quinn will be here tonight. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, as most republicans fully embrace donald trump, others are trying to have it both ways by courting his base while keeping trump himself at arm's length. meanwhile, trump is still trying to cover up what happened behind the scenes on january 6th. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and ap

$9 billion put holmes on the cover of magazines backed by big names like the walton family and rupert murdoch but the prosecution has tried to paint a picture of a con woman who knew the device didn't work. defense documents indicate they will argue holmes former partner and boyfriend was pulling the strings. in spite of holmes once saying the buck stopped with her >> anything that happens in this company is my responsibility at the end of the day. >> reporter: but one lawyer said he adamantly denies wrongdoing elizabeth holmes has a long history of charming knowledgeable, influential people so it stands to reason that her attorneys think she can also charm 12 jurors sitting in front of her. >> reporter: holmes' testimony is expected to continue tomorrow when the prosecution may get a chance to question the woman who hopes she is her own best witness kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> we have more to tell you about up next, getting the items you want this holiday season our exclusive interview with walmart's ceo. could their advantage leave small businesses with empty shelves >>> shocking video o

what did rupert murdoch do, he didn't act like a victim, he started fox. no whining and complaining about what facebook doesn't allow in my point of view, personally i think it was a central without it think of how limited it would havess been. i had a lot better access but more broadly that gives us a reason to start something new. [applause] please go to the events and in st. petersburg florida in october so thanks a million for coming. [applause] the world has changed. today the fast reliable internet connection is something no one can live without so wow is there with our customers with speed, reliability, value and a choice now more than ever it starts with great internet. along with these television companies supporting c-span2 as a public service. good evening, everybody and welcome to the virtual launch of every minute of the day, this fantastic book. i'm just going to give a quick introduction to the authors and then we will dive right

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what did rupert murdoch do? he started fox.whining here, that facebook doesn't allow my point of view. personally, i think that facebook was essential and without it and twitter, think how limited our access would have been. do we get all? i don't know, but this gives us a reason to start something new. [applause] >> thank you, john tamny. and for coming out and spending your time with us. stay in touch, we'll hopefully see a lot of you in st. petersburg, florida. thanks for coming by now. >> with the senate out of session, join us all this week for book tv. tuesday events from recent book festivals. we'll sing the search box at the top of the page. >> good eating everybody and welcome to the virtual launch of "every minute is a day" this fantastic book dan coppell and rob meyer. i am just going to give a quick introduction to the authors and then we will dive right into the conversation here. if anyone has questions throughout the course of the event you can ask them right in

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rupert murdoch is telling former president trump the past behind.t is important to play an active role in the national debate but he says that won't happen if the former president is focused on the past. on capitol hill, a tweet showed him striking a democrat with a sword and attacking president biden. goldman sachs released nine private wealth advisors. goldman is doing this as part of a new strategy to make the fund less reliant on trading revenue. 24 hours a day on bloomberg and bloombergquint take -- bloomberg quicktake. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> seeing some very good news in the supply constraints as we get into the middle of next year. we will be limited by the logistics and the demand. the idea that economic activity will resume in full once we get to blue levels is very likely. jonathan: bill gates, the cochairmen of the bill and melinda gates foundation. your equity market positive 16 on the s&p. up one third of 1%. jobless claims coming out a little bit later. looking for something around 260,000. in the bond market yields are higher by 16

so rupert murdoch addressed shareholders of newscorp. today and he appeared to have a message for trump. what do you think? >> he said -- this is really striking. i've never seen this before. where he comes out and says the conservative movement needs to have a loud voice and the public needs to be leading the way but we can't do that if trump is litigating the past. we can't talk about the past anymore, we have to build the future. so basically, murdoch is sending a message to trump saying we need to focus on the future. which i think is fascinating. it's kind of like saying hey, to the arsonists in the room if you just don't light any more fires we can all move on and pretend like the fires didn't happen. we can all just move on. but does anybody believe that donald trump is willing to move on from 2020? i thought it was so naive on murdoch's part to come out and say let's talk about the future, let's not focus on the past. donald trump is the one that's relitigating 2020. he's out there talking to mike lindell on the my pillow delusio

we're going to ask, is rupert murdoch's advice for donald trump falling on narcissistic ears?hat is hannah-jones' new mission for the 1619 project? we will speak with her. and what is the life of president biden governing in an age of media extreme, and what is it like for all of us as viewers? all of that and more ahead in the next few minutes. >>> first, the verdict is in for the u.s. "the chicago tribune's" front page this morning saying we're unanimously divided after the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse. th

and murdoch does nothing to rein that in. >> you're saying rupert should watch his own network before he comments. >> exactly. >> as a former republican. >> right. >> since we're talking about all of this and the means through which it is spread, give us the final word here. >> i mean, i think we're in a frightening situation, don, because i think what we're seeing is growing political violence. you have kyle rittenhouse on trial right now for taking the law into his own hands and shooting several people. remember, you had mass shootings during the trump presidency at a walmart in el paso, at a synagogue in pittsburgh. you had the storming of the capitol with people who had gallows with them on january 6th. and republicans are really playing with fire. they are pouring fuel on this fire. people like paul gosar and others. this is going to end in tragedy. >> thank you both. i appreciate it. fascinating conversation. see you soon. good to have you here. conversations are better when you folks are here in person. when we're all together. thanks. >>> so he was the face of the capitol riot

media titan rupert murdoch invested $125 million.at prosecutors say was a scam is part of what makes the holmes case so intriguing. >> an important component for the government is to show not only that she made factual misrepresentations, but when she did it she was intending to defraud them. >> reporter: ellen kreitzberg is a law professor following the case. >> once you get a certain number of people in who are reputable, other people assume that the due diligence or the investigation had occurred. secondly, this was an exciting opportunity in terms of changing health care. >> reporter: among those who have testified, james matt mattis who served on theranos' board. >> compared to the other investments made in this company, it's not a huge one, but as he pointed out for someone who spent their life in civil service, it's not a -- not an insignificant amount of money. >> reporter: holmes claimed her devices were used by the military in the battlefield to assess the wounded. a theranos project manager testified they had no deal with

fox news boss rupert murdoch at his publishing company's annual stockholders meeting.found. it is crucial that conservatives play an active forceful role in that debate. but that will not happen if president trump stays focused on the past. the past is the past and the country is now in a contest to define the future. >> trump has spent a full year claiming he won an election he lost and he's had plenty of help. but in the words of cnn's brian stelter, fox isn't pro trump any more as it is anti-biden. he sounded the alarm. >> what he is doing now is behind the scenes. he has spent all his time since he lost putting people in place who will find the votes. that's what is so disturbing, because next time that happens, i think they are going to find the votes. he is purging the republican party of people like that. people who -- i think only ten republicans voted for his impeachment. two of them are already gone. because they see that they cannot win an election. he will primary them. he will destroy their reputations. >> to reiterate, folks, none of the president's voter

. >> and the founders never anticipated rupert murdoch or mark zuckerberg's role in this either. that is another conversation for another day. appreciate your time and analysis. fascinating if rather depressing conversation but important. we need to be talking about this stuff. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still to come, senator joe manchin says america is a center right country. really? that's not at all true. i'll explain why in my 60-second rant tonight. >>> plus mixed reviews on cop 26. bill nye is here to talk about the war on science and climate change. a threat that is already killing people, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ see blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum sealed tight. parodontax active gum repair toothpaste it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wa

fox chairman rupert murdoch reportedly told news corp's shareholders and stockholders -- excuse me, shareholdersockholders, i think it's the same what do you want to go with baze >> share >> seth: i think stock's funnier. [ laughter ] stockholders -- in a recent meeting that former president trump, "needs to move on from the 2020 election. okay, but you first. [ laughter ] probably heard the joke doing that little size trip, but i got my baze burn in. [ laughter ] the nfl announced yesterday that it will heighten its coronavirus protocols amid rising cases across the country starting this weekend, aaron rodgers will be forced to attend the huddle via zoom [ laughter ] new york's mta announced yesterday that it has proved the purchase of 60 fully electric buses, which cost about $1 million each and have a top speed of we'll never know. [ laughter ] the discount department store chain tj maxx announced yesterday that it will increase prices on some of its upscale brands and you'll know they're upscale, because they're the ones not on the floor. [ laughter ] new york jets quarterback joe flacco ann

she convinced a lot of people, including rupert murdoch, henry kissinger, the former secretary of stateo invest in her company. at one point making her a billionaire now for the past 4 days. her defense team, they painted her out to be the victim of her ex-boyfriend who helped her run theranos sunny balwani claiming that he imposed his will so much honor. she wasn't truly herself and did things that maybe she could not have done as far as legally that he imposed his will. according to prosecutors to say no, she knew full well what she was doing and that's why they charged her with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud, meaning getting money from investors for her product. james if she is convicted she faces 20 years in prison. this case, 3 months old and look at the line right behind me. so it's still getting a lot of attention. guys, back to you. >> sure is. all right. thank you very much. well. >> another thing to get a lot of attention is these robberies. they keep happening all throughout the bay area. this time it was a business that was burglarized in oakland not for the

under the administration of former president donald trump. >> and to be very clear here, as rupert murdoch'sbt limit, debt ceil, that's to pay for money that's already spent. this is to pay for money spent under the trump administration so you can say oh, this is all about democratic spending. and by the way, yes, there are a lot of democrats who want to spend way too much money, but debate that later. this is about money republicans spent when donald trump was president. >> treasury secretary janet yellen says the debt ceiling must be raised by mid december, or the u.s. risks defaulting. ols on the agenda, a short-term measure to fund the government runs out by the end of this week. so congress will need to work quickly to avoid a government shutdown, and democrats are trying to finish passing the build back better act by christmas. jonathan lamire, all this as the economy faces challenges and covid lurks. >> no question. this new variant, of course, shadowing the administration. we're going to hear from president biden later today on that. we're also going to hear from him the second time

. >> look, there was some reporting earlier in the week that rupert murdoch was done with trump.o start radicalizing his viewers and embracing the kyle rittenhouse -- i mean, trump stopped being the story on election night, and it was really mccarthy and mitch mcconnell laying their hands on what they knew was a lie. the reason i showed that ron johnson tape isn't because i have any appetite to see ron johnson but it's instructive that even sort of the bottom of the barrel on the right, the biggest purveyor of disinformation, literally foreign disinformation, knows the truth about the election. >> he knows. >> he knows trump lost. so, ron johnson knows trump lost. it is -- >> but he also knows what the market is now in his party. he now knows the market, not just trump's approval or disapproval but he knows what the base of his party wants, to tim's point originally, which is ron johnson's a barometer for where the wisconsin republican party is. we don't know if he's going to run for re-election or not but the fact that he is doing this is a, to me, tipping the hand that he's act

bill mcgurn thanks very much for being here, looking anything in the simpsons, ran the way under rupert murdochnown that especially under xi jinping. there is the risk of occasional humaniliation when you do something run afoul of chinese political correctness they punish you so there's two questions one is what does that do for business in china? but the other what does it do for your brand name a, you know in other parts of the world. so, i think we are going to see more of this, because china is becoming increasingly insistent you are seeing rares leadership roll over this president yet to raise origins of covid-19 with xi jinping why got there are we tip-toeing around china jamie diamond given honeypot makes comment he believes jpmorgan will outlast communist party turning 100 years and he has to walk it back your reaction. >> right, this is the reality of more than china now not only a richer country but growing economically, politically, also exercising muscle overseas one disturbing thing about china one thing to impose through ideology at home. on people. but a lot of the o censorship w

come on over here on the couch on the mezzanine level of studio m as in rupert murdoch renamed and dedicatedersary on the air right here at the fox news channel. ainsley: we are two days away from veterans day, the 11th. steve: absolutely. brian: meanwhile pete hegseth not a veteran because is he still in the national guard. still active life at point had 0 diner in monroeville, new jersey. hey,. pete: pete good morning, brian. actually i'm also now in the individual ready reserve which is not quite the national guard but i'm still a major. it's complicated. i will share it with you later. we are at the -- it's all, you know, acronyms and things like that. we are at the point 40 diner in monroeville. we are in south jersey two hours from new york city. it feels like a world away. when you think of the state of new jersey and the lockdowns and the mandates that governor murphy did, the way they are viewed down here, viewed a lot differently than maybe the northern part of the state. they voted that way in a city, in a state with a million more registered democrats than republicans. they almos

before they played and performed of song dirty laundry, they dedicated it to rupert murdoch.8 years ago. so, just, the brainwashing that is occurring from that fox media on the far right, it's just disturbing. host: what do you watch, daniel? what stations do you trust? caller: i'm sorry, you're breaking up john, or whatever? host: what news stations do you watch? caller: you are breaking up on my end, sir. host: that's all right. a few calls left before the house comes in. cheryl, democratic line, good morning. caller: how are you this morning, john? host: doing well, go ahead. caller: my comment or observation that i've made since i've been following politics is that it's funny how come open we have a democratic president, they get bashed. i mean, seriously bashed in terms of especially when you are trying to do things that's going to benefit us as a whole. and what happens, what i noticed , is that if we go back to clinton, when he was president, he left office balancing the budget. the republicans took over. when they took over, when they left office, they left a mess, ok

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