it looks like sarah palin saying too little too late.ist of women for potential presidential candidates, cosmopolitan never released a list of women who might break the glass ceiling. and and amy clovis are, tammy duckworth, sheryl sandberg, anything missing from the list? what about a conservative female option took notice. i don't see nikki haley, she could have been an option. no gop woman is more pro-democrats and pro-women. are you the official magazine of the dnc? >> the assumption is donald trump might -- >> 2017. >> hillary clinton is not on that list. rick perry had a funny day. >> looks like rick perry was having a great time at a white house press briefing. he didn't seem to want to leave. he was up there for over half an hour and a lot of people on social media thought this was a lot of fun and sweeting about it, rick perry holding onto the side of the podium like he doesn't want to leave but sarah huckabee sanders trying to get in his way. he was having a lot of fun, the only person in the room that was. she deserved 30 minu

don't mess with sarah palin. like to see in the wake of what happened this week the congressional shooting, less political rhetoric. someone known for that is ted nugent, the rocker best known for sometimes violent verbal attacks on democrats, he says he is done with all of that. take a listen. >> my wife has convinced me that i just can't use those harsh terms. even my friends/enemy on the left in the democrat and liberal world, we have got to be civil to each other. >> a huge change for ted nugent and people on social media happy about it, proud. richards is good on you, people can disagree politically without being hateful to each other. more people on both sides need to do the same. this week, i like it, let's disagree without over-the-top violent anger. we can do that and another twitter post is never thought i would enter these words but way to go, ted nugent. i like the fact that his wife talked some sense into him. isn't that always the case? go listen to your wife. the ceo of time warner saying they are

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one of those coming under criticism is sarah palin. >> sarah palin does not repudiate her own part. jesse: bernie sanders blade right-wing reactionaries for the attack. how do you think sanders would feel if republicans blamed him for his volunteer worker shooting a republican. hodgkinson's clear connection to the inflammatory democratic propaganda was ignored by speaker nancy pelosi who actually had the nerve to blame republican rhetoric for republicans taking a bullet. >> do you see this equally afflicting the left and the right? >> no, i do not. somewhere in the 90s it has been politics of personal destruction. jesse: she is refusing to take ownership of her side's rhetoric and behavior, it send a message to democrats that this isn't our problem or responsibility. political violence exists primarily on the left these days. just last year left-wing protesters fought and threw eggs at trump supporters. a trump supporter in new jersey was attacked on the street. berkeley protesters rioted over conservative speakers. a woman ran her republi republin congressman representative off the

sarah palin taking on "the new york times," hitting the paper with a defamation lawsuit.d an editorial falsely linking her to the 2011 shooting of then congresswoman gabby giffords. times editorial came after this month's shooting of steve scalise. can governor palin prove the times intentionally published false information? defamation is a false statement that damages someone's good name and reputation. an editorial is opinion. god save us if we are going to start holding opinions at that level. >> eboni: brilliant analysis. retraction, they called themselves out at some point because they knew she hadn't done this when they said that. they put in the retraction. i think illegally this would be difficult for her. i expect a settlement of some sort and they should go away. >> eric: what do you think, kat? >> kat: i feel like you have to have a special kind of mental defect to sit down and write a piece about shooting a republican congressional leader and have it turn out to be a smear piece about sarah palin. how does that happen? if you are going to publish something tha

nonetheless, "the new york times" decided let's go after sarah palin.arking lot killed six people, 9-year-old girl, the link to political insight when it was clear. before the shooting, sarah palin circuited targeted electoral districts to put miss giffords under the crosshairs. there is zero evidence that he was actually inspired to do any of that shooting, any of that carnage by sarah palin. a correction from the times, between political incitement of gabby giffords, no such link was established prior to the has been updated -- electoral districts, democratic lawmakers weren't depicted. "the new york times" high and mighty about the separation of church and state, and angered facts wrong, smearing sarah palin when in fact it was a democrat who went after republicans. you don't hear a lot of people blaming bernie sanders today, but the times and says let's go back to 2011 and let's blame sarah palin, it's remarkable. it >> martha: it's bad form to say the least. thank you very much. i want to bring in bill bennett who was the host of the bill bennett p

sarah palin has floated the idea that she might sue them. god bless her.ope she does. >> james: people canceling their subscriptions. >> mike: they are going away but it's not fast enough. >> eric: if the editorial page any blatant error like this, can you imagine. >> james: even after they corrected it, they are still smearing her. i think maybe they think they have legal cover but it still ties her without any facts to the 2011 attack. >> eric: sarah palin had a map showing congressional districts that she thought were vulnerable or available to republicans to pick up and there were targets on them. not on the people but on the districts. >> kat: he had become obsessed with his hatred for giffords years before that. i am a writer and i write columns and before i publish or submit something, i make sure it's true. i make sure there is nothing in that is made up crazy banana land garbage. they should try. we have google. >> eboni: you do a fantastic job and here's the difference. i am someone who read the times consistently before this election. they had t

the times said on twitter we're sorry to our readers the times has not apologized to sarah palin. done that maybe this lawsuit -- >> bill: maybe had they put palin's name. >> how about we're sorry. >> the times used false assertions about miss palin. they published and promoted the column despite knowing the false assertion that mrs. palin incited a person to murder six people. they violated the law and its own policies. in a legal sense does she have a case? what does the supreme court say about this? >> the supreme court has set a high bar for suing public figures called "the new york times" versus sullivan. you have to prove that something was published either with reckless disregard for the truth or actual malice toward the public figure. the fact that times ran a correction might mitigate the charge of malice. by filing this suit sarah palin has already won. to prevail because she is such a public figure will be difficult. >> bill: you cover all this stuff for a living. cnn fired three employees this week or they stepped back and resigned. >> resigned. >> bill: you have the k

with sarah palin, this is symbolic.ng up to the lame stream media as she calls it, she will not take it. if she loses, she made "the new york times" spend time, resources defending themselves. melissa: their behavior was very different than what happened at cnn. "new york times" in changing it, they added a sentence to the original story. they left it up. they put a little correction at the end. them they tweeted, it was like a medium soft apology. cnn on other hand, wrote this story trying to connect anthony scaramucci to the russians. when i read the story when i it first came out. i couldn't follow the writing. it was so convoluted how they were trying to get to the connection was. he threatened to sue them for hundreds of millions of dollars. >> reportedly. melissa: reportedly. they took it back, apologizes. took it down. more of a forcible statement. the reporters involved resigned. >> right, the reporters involved in it, we're not talking about 25-year-old bloggers. we're talking a pulitzer winner. very decorated

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plus, sarah palin has had enough. is now going to sue "the new york times" after they tried once again to link her name to the 2011 mass shooting in arizona that wounded then representative gabrielle giffords. so, does she have a legal case here? fascinating story and not coming up right after this. -- ♪ what if we pull customer insights from the data in real time? wait, our data center and our clouds can't connect? michael, can we get this data to...? look at me...look at me... look at me... you used to be the "yes" guy. what happened to that guy? legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. so, you're saying we can cut delivery time? yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. i got a leaf right away. a leaf is a hint that is connected to each person in your family tree. i learned that my ten times great grandmother is george washington's aunt. within a few days

remember, she was reamed for that, sarah palin. she paid a steep price for that, and i don't think he was implying that people should commit political assassination, it was provocative enough she was justly criticized for it. gabby giffords was political assassination that should have and did concern every american. what happened to steve scalise and the other victims in the field in alexandria is something we should all be acutely aware of, this is where we head if we have inflammatory rhetoric and pointing at the others and demonizing the others as if they have no humanity. this is the result of that, and i think that it is a poor shame. cheryl: a little more than ten seconds. what should be done? what can correct the path. >> bill maher is going to meet with ted nugent. it's a start. it's a start. people have to reach across boundaries, calm things down, we're all in this together eventually. yeah, we want to win and all the rest of it. not at the cost of causing slaughter and mayhem. cheryl: the media can play a part in that. >

or pursuing sarah palin... we're going to see some wild animals. sarah hasn't got to them yet! that's right. all right. in an homage to his highly influential kind of meta— film—making, we thought we'd take you behind the scenes of our interview. they've extended the parking... this is for newsnight. as hopefully somebody‘s told you. good. well, that's why broomfield has a handprint on hollywood boulevard and i'm onjust before the very late weather. if newsnight could afford you, and equipped you with the earphones and boom mic, what would you be running around scooping up for us now? where would you think the story is here? well, i think it's very hard to cover galloping news. you know, documentaries are a reflective way of looking at things. you don't fancy the mad, adrenaline rush of 5am breakfasts... of stalking theresa may? for example. perhaps she wouldn't be interesting to you? if you could get the first 100 days of either her or donald trump, i think it would be quite unbelievable because that discrepancy of, is this true, is this not true,

. >>> well, still ahead right here why sarah palin is suing a newspaper. >>> the aq-47 bandit now in custody. one of the most wanted bank robbers in the country. we'll break down his alleged crimes and how he was finally caught. >>> why questions are being raised about this "time" magazine cover that hangs in president trump's golf clubs. >>> officials now blaming a subway derailment on human error. they say crews didn't put away an extra piece of rail while repairing the tracks. dozens of people were injured and had to escape the dark and smoky tunnel in upper manhattan. officials hope to restore normal service later this morning. >>> former vice presidential candidate sarah palin filed a defamation suit against "the new york times" accusing them of falsely linking her political action committee ads to the 2011 shooting of ven congresswoman gabby giffords. it came out after steve scalise was shot and "the times" issued a correction a day later. they're suing to fight it. >>> they're having a tough time seating a jury in the trial of martin shkreli. he is bez known for jacking up the

sarah palin's filing suit against "the new york times."r alaska governor accusing a newspaper of defamation during an editorial that linked her to the shooting of gabby giffords. at the time, they issued an apology and a correction, but the lawsuit says the paper did not go far enough. for more, i'm joined by howard kurtz. what do you think? >> first of all, they never apologized to sarah palin. this editorial was just reprehensible. it came on the day that steve scalise was nearly killed. for the times to dredge up the 6-year-old shooting of gabby giffords which killed six other people and accuse sarah pillion of insight met with the mentally ill gunmen never even saw this political mask that i was referring to, i thought it was just awful. she has every right to sue, she has every right to be angry, but she's going to have a tough time winning this one. the >> heather: in the meantime, the president continuing his feud with the mainstream media this morning saying on twitter, some of the fake news media likes to say that i am not totally

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i brought some thing that sarah palin actually had gunshots and various members, and that kind of >> we have to leave this. you can continue watching on c-span.org. select the series tab to find all of >> we have to leave today's seg "washington journal." live to med star washington for an update on congressman steve scalise shot wednesday. this is his chief of staff. >> warm wishes

kathy griffin blamed sarah palin for the arizona shooting of gabby gifford. now, look what happens. she is holding the severed head of the president. will she ever be responsible if anyone takes a swing at president trump? by her very logic, she would have to hold whoever made a threat -- responsible. >> greg: democrats use that with the montana -- the guy shaking up the reporter on trum trump. >> juan: this is reprehensible. chelsea clinton said today "vile, wrong, not funny." i don't see democrats somehow supporting kathy griffin. >> jesse: i think democrats finally woke up to the fact that what is going on in their party is unacceptable. >> kimberly: kathy griffin on one side with our president and on the other side, isis. there you go. >> greg: how much you want to guarantee that because she has insulted the acceptable villain in hollywood and the media, how long will she be down? >> dana: she will be presenting at the oscars in february. >> greg: if it was reversed, your career would be over. >> jesse: some shocking statement from a bitter hillary clinton, that's up next. ♪ ♪ >

earlier today, sarah palin was c talking to an attorney andnd exploring legal options, which, by the way, she should be doing. governor palin, that's my advice. everything we have shown you -- one million percent of the divisive hateful rhetoric that is now the left in america. we can spend an entire week playing tapes, example after example. no one on the left has the courage or the fortitude to speak out and stop the hatred. that's because democrats use this kind of vile rhetoric every single election. "republicans are racist, sexist, misogynist, republicans want to throw granny off the cliff." that's part of their political playbook. islamophobic. xenophobic. homophobic. the left turns us into something we are not. they know the truth and yet they contribute to this atmosphere where republicans -- we are not even human. if you are conservative like me, god awful. how do you speak on radio? i know there is a kumbaya moment for the country. i'm not buying it. how do you feel about it? joining us, radio talk show star -- >> bravo. excellent, excellent monologue. >> sean: i'm not going

that coverage is pretty much the ,ame, so we do have examples whether it is hillary clinton or sarah palin being by the media but for most women candidates that is not the case. they should not let that stop them from considering running for office. republican office, go ahead. about casesing before they get health care, these people need to work more. they work for us. caller: -- guest: if your representative, if they had young kids, would it bother you if they moved their family to washington instead of having a shorter work week? what do you think would be better, if they have families and want to see them more? veryr: if you run, it is a noble cause to run. i am a republican conservative. whatever you have to do to make it. you get change enough in congress if you get there, so move your family and do what you have got to do. but stop with the shorter work week. we cannot be talking that. 37th with kids in school, they are talking about shorter school weeks. longer, more hours added, especially officials that are supposedly working for us. host: we appreciate the call. lasta savage, yo

sarah palin is suing "the new york times."her in an article that cater to january 20,007 -- 2007 shooting as gabrielle giffords. 13 hours after steve scalise was shot and wounded while practicing with the gop baseball team. we should see that the times did retract that story. facebook is reaching another mountain. ceo mark zuckerberg says they now have 2 billion users could facebook has an average of 800 million people face looks like button every day. later today the federal reserve to release results of the final round of the stress test and evaluating the financial help. wells fargo has passed previous tests but this year could be different because of an accounting scandal we covered on fox business. the dow is starting to move higher up by 21. this is happening in the last five, six minutes or so. >> i want to point out the financials were one of the top set yours yesterday. here's a story sure knows a lot about. martin shkreli with this third today. jurors say they can't be fair to managing notoriety by raising the price

after an op-ed featured big time claimed that the gunman who shot gabby giffords was inspired by sarah palinat i found interesting, this is a big glaring article with the headlines, and the correction was small, fine print. you needed a microscope to find. more humble pie for the "new york times." but they are smart enough to know that was a mistake yesterday. >> that's where the media has a bad reputation and it earns it. if you are going to governor somebody for doing x, y or z, you have to get your facts right. when you make errors you have got to -- especially big ones, you have to correct it and sometimes you have to apologize. some errors are very big, this one was. again, the "new york times," this an old debunked myth, there are smart people there. >> first of all, they probably had to retract it because sarah palin was going to sue them for libel. >> i think the thing people need to understand, it goes back to what steve bannon said, the media is acting like the opposition party. harvard did a study to show the rate of coverage for the last four presidents, negative versus positive.

howie: i wrote that day it was ridiculous to blame sarah palin. but the point purchase making is beth sides are perfectly willing to engage in extreme rhetoric. at the time of the gifford shooting there was a bull's-eye thing that made people jump to conclusion. but there was less of this i thought this time. i think there was less of it than there has been. >> i think the left and the media is much more willing to run with the narrative that right wingers are at fault. the media moved on, let's have a nice time at the congressional baseball game. if this was a right-winger shooting a democratic congressman we would with having a different conversation. howie: people spewing opinions online and television. is this what sells? is this what gets ratings? erin: i'm not sure i want to go down that road. i think because the shooter targeted part of the members of congress there is an element to that. but in so many mass shootings there are political angles. but you have shooters trying to make a political statement. what bothered me in the days followe

we've got it for you "happening now" ." >> melissa: sarah palin is now suing "the new york times" foran opinion piece. the editorial length pale into the 2011 shooting of gabby giffords in arizona. the paper suggesting that one of her aides helped inside that violence. the times apologized on twitter and issued a corrected version of the editorial. what do you think about this? >> charlie: it's a pretty high bar for a public official to su sue, and it's a tactic and its support of her to go after them. she got something out of them which was effective. i agree with what you're saying earlier. it would be great if we were talking about other problems, but they are politicians and we are not doing that. if you're going to have a fight with somebody, having a fight with the media is pretty effective. i think the reason americans love it, we have to be informed, we have to know what's going on. when we think the informers are putting their thumb on the scale all the time, we get really mad and loud. >> melissa: people are getting weird along the way. look at the story with anthony scaramu

does sarah palin have a case?> you know, i normally would say no because she's a public figure and the high, very high bar for a public figure to prevail is that she must show that the new york times was reckless in its concern for the truth or was aware of a falsehood and published it anyway. she has a case. because she actually has e-mails from the new york times in which they recognize that some of the things that they said about her were false. but yet, they were obliquely repeated anyway. stuart: so they knowingly repeated a falsehood. >> yes, and no. she can make that argument to the court. she will, what we say, survive a motion, meaning if they don't settle this case she's going to get to a jury. this goes back to when sarah palin was-- had a pac and identified certain congressional democrats as targets of the pac, and they improperly and crudely put a bulls eye over the congressional district. one of those congressional districts was gabby giffords who was merely murdered by this crazy person who killed a

sarah palin is suing "the new york times" for defamation.he former vice-presidential candidate suing over a recent editorial that falsely connected her to the 2011 shooting of then congresswoman gabby giffords. it was published hours after house whip steve scalise was shot during a baseball practice. the paper published a correction and admitted quote, no such link established between palin and gifford. does sarah palin have a case here in your view. >> she does. normally i grown when a politician sues defamation, public figure, you have to prove actual malice or knowingly false, disregard for the truth. opinion in editorial is protected speech under the first amendment, here the editorial was couched in 3/4 of false facts, demonstrably false facts, "the new york times" their own reporting demonstrated their editorial was false. the only defense the morning times has to say we're idiots and morons. we didn't even room lies our own reporting had stated that this is false. we didn't read our own reporting, an therefore, you know, gosh, we got

sarah palin's committee put out cross hairs on 20 democratic districts to mark they were targeted.ly blamed or tied or linked to the shooting of gabby giffords. the time to bring this up now is just utterly tone deaf. >> trish: to say the least. why do you think they do it? is this more proof that they have an agenda, howie? >> you know, the editorial page is entitled to have an agenda but not entitled to their own facts, this shows this was just wrong. never any proof let alone i think even a reasonable link between sarah palin had nothing to do with this guy. >> trish: isn't it anybody editing this stuff? i've written opeds. it gets look at before it's published and a fact checker that goes through. what is "the new york times" doing if they're not checking their own darn facts? >> the lead editorial goes through a lot of editors. the senior people must not have seen anything wrong with it. they ran a direction. fine. how about an apology? main thing here, the country is shocked and grieving over this. a lot of voices saying maybe on both sides, neither side should play the game

. >> like sarah palin came. i liked talking to sarah palin.ink she would be vice president. i thought she would be great as an aunt but not a vice president. same with trump. i can walk the this guy. you might not want him to be president. >> when you gave him scripts and stuff and you worked sketches, besides performing you give him sketches. did he play the part? >> he would do anything as long as he could wear a suit. >> a suit. >> he wore a suit in every sketch. in almost everything. >> he has tie. he must special order his ties from somewhere. they're really big and really long. and he opens it up and he walks around like strut really. >> he has a brand. he is into branding, i found out. >> that's the look. that's the power look. >> it worked. he won. what can you say about the guy who won? >> i like your supplication? >> we'll be right back. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be help starting your business, vendor contract

. >> former alaska governor sarah palin taking on "new york times." she filed a lawsuit accusing the times of defamation over an editorial linking one of her political action committee ads to the mass shooting that severely wounded then arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. nancy: less than 24 hours after being installed this is all that is left of a "ten commandments" monument at the arkansas state capitol. a man drove his car intentionally to the 6,000-pound granite slab before 5:00. the monument had been the center of controversy for the past two years after lawmakers approved a measure to have it placed on state grounds. >> the total cost of the monument is $26,000 all in private donations. >> coming up, a rumble on the roads in arizona. find out what triggered this reaction. michelle: plus, skies of australia lit up. the history behind the >> now another failed attempt to steal a.t.m. in prince george's county. nancy: they tried three times to pull a machine from a gas brad bell is live with the robbery attempt that fell flat. brad? brad: the

i brought some thing that sarah palin actually had gunshots and various members, and that kind of >> we have to leave this. you can continue watching on c-span.org. select the series tab to find all of >> we have to leave today's seg "washington journal." live to med star washington for an update on congressman steve scalise shot wednesday. this is his chief of staff. >> warm wishes that we received since wednesday's event. we're especially appreciative of the strong outpouring of love and support from our neighbors, friends, from across louisiana and across the country. as well as president trump, vice president pence, and all of steve's colleagues who have reached out during this challenging time. most importantly, we're forever grateful for the heroism of special agents crystal griner and david bailey who saved the lives of everyone at the baseball field that morning, including steve's. crystal and david have been family to us for years and we ask you continue to pray for their full recovery. i'd also like to personally thank all the first responders who bravely assisted at the sc

a lot of people looked around, a lot of suburban women in missouri and said sarah palin, she's kind ofin high tax rates or low tax rates or health insurance markets or some other health care policy, that's not what they were thinking about. they were thinking who is like me? for a lot of people in the republican party, which is older, whiter and less educated at the core, trump was like that. >> does that tell you that they will be loyal to him to the end if these investigations go badly for the president? >> yeah, pretty much. one of the things i think we've learned in spades over the last 20 years, we get super excited about scandal. we think it's about to tear that person down. time and time again, when you go out to districts where people are voting, it's just in the background and they're voting the things that they care about. their economics, the health care, their education or they like the person. so my conversations with trump voters, the scandals don't come up. they think it always a buffoon or whatever. at least, basically just trying to say the right things. so i don't thi

>> sarah palin put the crosshairs on congress. i'm just saying republicans a set of democrats. >> tucker: first of all, sarah palin didn't do that, and a group affiliated with her did that. it's a different between a metaphor and suggesting to hunt republicans after republicans have been shot. >> she put up a boast about her republican bull's-eyes -- >> tucker: what point you're making? that that's okay? >> my point, year after year after year of hearing the same kind of violent rhetoric from the right, the left has every reason to come forward and stand up. what i have learned in life -- >> tucker: with violent rhetoric? >> when you are confronted with bullies, you have to fight fire with fire. you face enough to it's. >> tucker: but a guy just went and tried to assassinate republican members of congress. >> tucker: and that was a terrible -- >> tucker: that just happened. >> one of my tweets, tucker said, it is too bad nobody did something before, of course, congressman scalise -- >> tucker: it was overshadowed by your suggestio

. >>> former vice presidential candidate, sarah palin has filed a defamation lawsuit against the "new" of falsely linking her political action ads to the shooting of then congresswoman gabby giffords. it came out the day steve scalise was shot, and the paper issued a correction the day later. palin's lawyer says they violated their own policies and the law. >>> and jury selection is going into a third day in martin shkreli's fraud trial. >> he's the former ceo who raised the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000%. many jurors said they could not be fair. linsey davis has more. >> reporter: the so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals, martin shkreli is getting ready for trial. jurors have been skewering him to his face. one potential juror called him a snake. another saying he's the face of corporate greed in america. nearly 200 jurors dismissed. some for those strong opinions. >> they have to find people who can be fair. and that doesn't necessarily mean they have to know nothing about the case, but they certainly can't think that he's a snake. >> reporter: u.s. prosecutors accuse shkreli

sarah palin gets invited to the oval office. you had newt gingrich on yesterday, how proud he was saudi king was walking around with donald trump. those are the people who funded wahhabiism, 9/11 the radicals in afghanistan. the people you give a voice to is pathetic. i don't know how anybody that considers themselves to have a drop of decency ever work with c-span. you guys are the original alt right. this paris climate control i'm 60 years old. i threw away all my toys made in america. then japan and korea. this is back in the 1960's. the 1970's and 1980's with the electronics coming in america. you can't even process cotton in america anymore because all the cot tin -- cotton engines are in mexico. donald trump says we want to send wealth overseas. we've been sending wealth overseas since 1960. host: charles is in indianapolis indiana, line for democrats. good morning. caller: thank you guys so much for the opportunity to speak with everyone. i'm trying not to be as jaded as my previous caller. i'm just disgusted. everything

congresswoman gabby giffords was shot they immediately appointed at tea party republicans like sarah palin both sides guilt of heated rhetoric be clear why media reaction so different i am eric bolling welcome to "cashin' in." >> welcome to everybody rachel the difference in the media pint out media hypocrisy going not that both sides don't do it, of course, they do but insure field like on the left, the rhetoric has been more violent heightened. >> absolutely full scloufr you disclosures husband a congressman very tough for my family the media is so unfair about this we know that had this been a trump supporter shot democrats at baseball game the blame would have been laid directly at feet of donald trump. and i will point out, also, that i have heard nothing from the media or from the democrats since the shooting, about how their strategy to delegitimize trump has contributed time to reflect on that to take the leadership, on their own side, and talk to their people, about how they can lower the rhetoric instead of making this frankly sorry to say this eric but sort of like everybody nee

"the new york times" is being sued by sarah palin because of their piece about connecting her directly with the gabby giffords shooting. i have -- if i see something from "the washington post," "the new york times," cnn, msnbc, nbc, i don't believe it. they are always wrong. all they talk about is attacks on trump. you have plays with him being stabbed. you have left-wing comedians holding up his chopped off bloody head. the media is out of control. host: let's take that point, alicia shepard. guest: well, i like to ask, who do you believe? who do you think is credible? host: i apologize, she's not on the line anymore. guest: first, i don't think "the new york times" is always wrong. i think now we're dealing with perception and what is known as confirmation bias which is that you seek out information that you believe and that confirms your belief. and i think we are so polarized now that if i am more liberal, possibly i will go to "the new york times." if i am more conservative i will go to fox, and i think we just need to be more open to opinions that don't confirm our beliefs, that

. >>> former alaska govern sarah palin is suing the "new york times" claiming a recent editorial tiedgifford. in the editorial called america's lethal politics, it initially linked her to the shooting that left six people dead. the next day it posted a correction admitting no such link was established. palin argued that the times violated the law and its own policies. >>> jason shave fitz is stepping down this week, making headlines after saying lawmakers deserve a housing stipend. no secret he sleeps in hiss to have save money and others have done that as well. he's not the only one who camps out on a cot. shay fitz said dc is one of the most expensive places in the world. he sleeps in hiss to have save money. he thinks lawmakers should get a $2500 stipend every month. that would equal $30,000 a year per lawmer >> i was just quickly trying to see how much house members make. 174,000. >> yes. >> that was two years ago, but still probably roughly about the same. dc is expensive. there's no secret about that. but, you know, it, it's kind of a funny thing because lawmakers make up their

she has been endorsed by sarah palin of course for numerous races and for this race.eally appealing to her base to come out and vote. and to show up on tuesday. >> yeah. >> and if the -- if it continues the way she has been, she has a shot to win this on tuesday. >> you were saying, chris, let's not overdig for a theme coming out of this sixth district here. but the cato institute in trying tounrstand, you know, what is at play here, what c we take away fro this idea of the trump effect and the democrats in terms of what they can learn from this race coming out of georgia is they basically said for those who voted for donald trump, there's about five different groups and they have different issues that they care about. for democrats, it's not about the issues per se. it's more about the energy in coming together. would you agree with those broad themes that the cato institute came up with in their research in looking into this quote/unquote trump effect? >> in general. i think the problem that president trump has, republicans have is that coalition was not a natural r

congresswoman gabby giffords was shot they immediately appointed at tea party republicans like sarah palinome to "cashin' in." >> welcome to everybody rachel the difference in the media pint out media hypocrisy going not that both sides do

that coverage is pretty much the ,ame, so we do have examples whether it is hillary clinton or sarah palin being by the media but for most women candidates that is not the case. they should not let that stop them from considering running for office. republican office, go ahead. about casesing before they get health care, these people need to work more. they work for us. caller: -- guest: if your representative, if they had young kids, would it bother you if they moved their family to washington instead of having a shorter work week? what do you think would be better, if they have families and want to see them more? veryr: if you run, it is a noble cause to run. i am a republican conservative. whatever you have to do to make it. you get change enough in congress if you get there, so move your family and do what you have got to do. but stop with the shorter work week. we cannot be talking that. 37th with kids in school, they are talking about shorter school weeks. longer, more hours added, especially officials that are supposedly working for us. host: we appreciate the call. lasta savage, yo