sarah palin as public figure may have hard time proving reckless disregard for the facts. one part of the paper saying one thing and then the actual story part of the paper is saying something else. in other words, the reporting reported something different, the editorial again something different, howie. >> yeah. it is such a serious charge to accuse a former vice-presidential nominee of incitement in six-year-old shooting that tore the nation apart. it was such a horrible tragedy for gabby giffords not to mention the six people that lost their lives. to do it in the way, rush it into print and not have facts straight, correct it next day, by the way "the times" ran the correction, they did not apologize to sarah palin. hence the lawsuit. trish: she did deserve apology, she really did under the circumstances. howie, has "the new york times" changed in your view? has it always been like this, maybe we have more media sources out there willing to call them out on this stuff we're recognizing it? >> it has always been a liberal newspaper that obviously pushes its agenda on e

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, because you also say bannon had been looking for basically a ve vessel and he had worked with sarah palin, sarah bachmann, jeff sessions, but not until he found donald trump was it sort of a match made in bannon heaven. what was it about donald trump that allowed this symmetry to

howie: sarah palin suing the "new york times."eporter's rant in the white house press room brings him all kinds of attention. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. howie: sarah huckabee-sanders used a white house briefing to rip the media on the russia probe. >> what you just said is inflammatory to people all over the country saying the president is right and everybody else is fake media. never this rimes only trying to do their job. >> if anything is being inflamed, it's the dishonesty that usually takes place in the news media. if it's wrong for you to accuse me of inflaming story when i was answering a question. howie: he's the guy who told off the white house. i didn't see him get a

but how do they treat sarah palin. coming up. honoring our country's veterans. >> to talk about women that way in the irony, physically look like you do, you are a pig, you are a bully, and you are doing disgusting things to this country. jesse: that was former cnbc host attacking donald trump for his tweets about mika brzezinski and joe scarborough. but . even martin brasheer was force nod resign after comments about sarah palin. mark levin joins me now. any toda.mika says the presidena dictator. they have been trashing women like sarah palin for ages. they aren't on firm ground calling the president a sexist. >> what is the point of this program? they claim to represent the people. i don't watch the show. i see clips of the show. i would say this to mika brzezinski, if you believe in women's rights, why do you defer to your husband joe all the time. i would ask joe this. why did you fail at radio. when he left wabc radio, he and she said we are taking a respite to rebuild our radio show, then they wind up on msnbc. it's like cn

they have been trashing women like sarah palin for ages.n't on firm ground calling the president a sexist. >> what is the point of this program? they claim to represent the people. i don't watch the show. i see clips of the show. i would say this to mika brzezinski, if you believe in women's rights, why do you defer to your husband joe all the time. i would ask joe this. why did you fail at radio. when he left wabc radio, he and she said we are taking a respite to rebuild our radio show, then they wind up on msnbc. it's like cnn. if cnn didn't have airports, they would have no ratings. jesse: you are a trained lawyer. this some audio we are not going to play. but the president was at a fundraiser but he said something like maybe i should sue cnn. cnn has been caught in a few embarrassing sting situations and had to eat crow. does he have a case? >> no. we have supreme court precedence. he doesn't have a case. can we go back to donny deutsch? that's the problem of that show. you want to be respected, treat people with respect. you want to be

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his presidential running mate sarah palin saying he will face his latest battle with courage and strength. >> if he is a fighter and if i were going to war i wouldn't want mccain on my side, i would want him leading the charge. i appreciate the strength he is showing and he will continue to show and thankful for it. >> donald trump offering support saying john mccain has always been a fighter. we send our thoughts and prayers to the entire family. republican lawmakers were in late-night healthcare meeting on capitol hill. >> it was very emotional and always kind of stunned and then we asked james langford to lead us in prayer. >> we will stay here a little longer. i will be back, going to be a tough way forward but i have been through worse. >> he is considering treatment which usually includes radiation and chemotherapy. the average survival 14 months. if anyone can beat the statistics it is this american hero. >> 80 years old, the life he has lived and the battles he has endured are incredible, 1967 shot down in vietnam while dropping bombs, captured five years, tortured, went through h

>> sarah palin for the crosshairs on congress.m just saying, hunt republicans is that of democrats. to be >> tucker: sarah palin didn't do that. a group affiliated with her did that. it's a difference between a metaphor and actually suggesting to go hunt republicans after republicans have just been shot. >> she put up a post about her republican -- >> tucker: what point are you making? that that's okay? >> i am making the point that after 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 bullets, you have to fight fire with fire. tomei. my point is, when you put up obstacles to people voting, when you secretly plot in the senate to repeal health care that is keeping 50,000 americans alive, and you are otherwise directing barriers to the democratic process where we have elections where the people who get the most votes don't win -- >> tucker: y

that is the "new york times'" defense against sarah palin's defamation lawsuit. saying that the case should, in fact, be thrown out. the former governor of alaska suing the "times" after editorial last month stated a direct link between a palin pac ad and the shooting of arizona democrat gabriel giffords. the "times" acknowledged the mistake issuing several corrections. rob? rob: letter. a paints of jesupainting of jest typically seen as a love. large painting of jesus on the cross was left hanging on a fence outside of islamic center on long island over the weekend. police investigating this artwork as a biased incident. heather: let us know what you think about that and snowflake story as well. i want to know what people think. time is 20 minutes after the hour. lucky to be alive. >> grab ahold of the bear by his ear and just let go of me and i was able to get away. heather: that teenager bitten in the head by a bear in the middle of the night. reliving the horrific moment. rob: i cannot imagine. heather: no. rob: black friday in july big deals for amazon. tell

sarah palin was his running mate into thousand eight and she joins us by phone. what's your reaction? >> oh, first promote beautiful words from meghan mccain suggesting her dad, senator mccain, he is a fighter. knowing him, he doesn't want us to be anxious. he is one to endure. he's going to tell us soon, i'm sure, using these hardships as fuel to endure and i'm sure how he will face the situation. in politics in today's society in general, personal loyalty is an almost nonexistent virtue. in my life, and my families life, senator mccain has embodied loyalty. i can't tell you how rare and valuable and respectful that is. i wish more people could know him personally, as my family does. >> tucker: what a kind thing to say. in every tribute we read, we read a bunch of different statements from everybody, former presidents, hillary clinton. i think every one of them mentioned his personal courage and toughness. did that come through? >> absolutely. his tenacity and thick skin, would you have to have at the level he serves. obviously he is a fighter and if i were goin

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he and running mate sarah palin lost to barack obama.s been a senator since 1987 where he's long been known as a maverick will to reach across the aisle to get the job done. he was a u.s. navy captain in vietnam where he was captured, tortured and held in difficult conditions. his daughter megan asking for you our prayers saying cancer may afflict him in many ways but it will not make him surrender. he is a warrior at dusk. >>> we turn to a story causing global outrage out of the russian republic of chechnya. where the gay has been subject to violence and persecution. now human rights groups say the government is behind a series of system attic campaigns of hateful hundreds have been randomly gathered up and tortured and some have been killed. the reporter went to moscow where he met with survivors who say they fled for their lives. >> reporter: moscow, the kremlin, the seat of power in vladimir putin's russia. we are headed to the outskirts of the city. and keeping a low profile. >> the person we're about to meet is taking a risk. >> re

sarah palin tweeted john mccain is one tough fighter. he'll face this diagnosis with could remember and strength. his daughter said in a statement, cancer may have affected him in many ways, but it will not make his surrender. >> reporter: in statement they will have further consultations with the mayo clinic team to decide when he'll return to the united states senate. joe vazquez kpix 5. >>> following a midair mishap. spirit airlines flight 576 was bound for baltimore. but the pilot diverted the plane to denver. the problem according to airport officials a possible disturbance on board that plane. they're not releasing any details about that incident, but they say there is no injuries. denver police and the fbi are investigating. >>> all the passengers will fly out to baltimore in the morning. >> in hayward a father pushing his baby in a stroller is gunned down. tonight the killer is on the loose. the shots rang out this afternoon near willow and meekland avenue. kpix 5 kristin ackiers is there. >> it is absolutely horrible and shockin

mccain became the gop's presidential nominee in 2008 when he and running mate sarah palin lost to barack obama. he's been a senator since 1987, where he's long been known as a maverick willing to reach across the aisle in order to get the job done. mccain was a u.s. navy captain in vietnam where he was captured, tortured and held in harsh conditions as a prisoner of war for five years. his daughter meagan issuing a statement tonight asking for our prayers saying "cancer may afflict him in many ways but it will not make him surrender. he is a warrior at dusk, one of the greatest americans of our age." >>> we turn to a story causing global outrage out of the russian republic of chechnya, where the gay community has long been victim to vigilante violence and persecution. but now human rights groups say that the repressive government is behind a series of systematic campaigns of hate. hundreds have reportedly been rounded up and tortured, some even killed. abc's terry moran takes us to russia's capital, moscow, where he meets with survivors who say they fled for their lives. >> reporter: the

attacking sarah palin, the way she speaks and her family life. they don't have a solid ground to stand on the call donald trump, do they? >> dana: the whole thing was before president trump will go on a show. i think it's part of their whole desire to hopefully acceptable and cool, and releases the vide video. they love this. they're laughing and now they feel like we are the stars here. we are getting the sympathy and before he was supposed to be a conservative. >> greg: donald trump is the best thing to happen to me since he stole that haircut. >> dana: for anything that lives outside the beltway, they never heard of joe. i have people who asked me, who are these people? the fact that the president has given them attention is unfortunate. >> jesse: they don't even know who this person is. and it's trump hitting back at this week msnbc anchor. he's going to fight back that much harder when america is attacked by our enemy. >> juan: it's like he's just jumping at a little-known cable talk show, and he is in there, arguably misogynistic comments a

"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

mccain's former running mate sarah palin tweeted, john mccain is one tough fighter. we know he will face this diagnosis with courage and strength. his daughter megan said in a statement, cancer may have flecked him in many ways but it will not make him surrender. nothing ever has. >> senator mccain is 80. his family said in a statement they will have further consultations with the mayo clinic team to decide when he will return to the senate. >>> a new report shows how many americans would lose healthcare under the republican plan to repeal the affordable care act and come up with a replacement eventually . the cbo says that 32 million people would become uninsured over the next decade. 17million lose coverage in the next year. average premiums might increase by 25%. president trump is now calling on senate republicans to come up with a replacement plan. he said yesterday that he doesn't want any of them leaving for recess until they pass healthcare reform. earlier in the week, the president called for lawmakers to repeal obamacare and figure out a replacement later.

in 2008, picking sarah palin as his running mate and holding firm against president trump, and tonight he is now facing what could be his toughest battle yet. a brain tumor called glioblastoma. his doctors say the tumor has been removed but it's the most aggressive type, and experts say likely to return. it's the same form of tumor that killed ted kennedy, and joe biden's son, bo, and the average survival time is just 14 months. >> defending on their size, location relevant to important functional areas of the brain, it can be more challenging to treat. >> reporter: supporting words pouring in from president trump, obama, hillary clinton and of course, his dear friend, senator lindsey graham, who has talked to mccain. how was his spirit when you talked to him? >> well, it was better than mine. >> reporter: and tonight mccain is the one offering words of encouragement. >> he has called me three times this morning. no more woe is me, lindsey. he is yelling at me to buck up. so i'm going to buck up. >> called him three times saying toughen up. mary joins us from capitol hill, and senator

it happened to sarah palin. you seat attacks that are specious or gratuitous.nd it comes from women. i'm not comfortable telling my daughters or my son for that matter. women are treated a certain way in politics. people say if you were a democrat or liberal you would be treated like this. you know i wouldn't be. because they believe in helping people. we are in a blessed position to do so and it doesn't matter what the haters say. it matters what we get done. howie: are we in a media cycle where there are harsh attacks on donald trump and people think we are all crazy. >> their ratings are very poor. they know the president is doing many things that don't get covered. it's not about biased coverage as much as incomplete coverage. you had two of the three networks not even mention the passage of kate's law. it's a huge moment for this country. thank you. howie: the house passed kate's law after the murder of kate steinle. tougher penalties for illegal immigrants if they try to howie: the "new york times," how twitter pornified politics. if pornography is about

to the degree that you have sarah palin suing the new york times sonder fairbanks suing emma roller infusion and univision so you have all of these journalists who have decided they're not going to live by any journalistic ethics anymore any journalistic rules anymore they're going to go out and target the guy who created this mean and blackmail and coerced him into this fake apology putting a proverbial gun do is add and then brag about it to the world these are people who have lost all sense of standards they keep accusing trump of doing what they themselves are doing which is abandoning the professional standards they're supposed to live by you know the argument from the liberals is always you know he's different he's unconventional and he has to be treated differently and he has to and we have to come up with a new way with you but you know what that's hypocrisy because what they've just done i mean there's a lot of things the president does that i don't like and i've made programs about it ok don't get me wrong what i don't like is the an ethical attitude and the hypocritical approach t

, because you also say bannon had been looking for basically a ve vessel and he had worked with sarah palinann, jeff sessions, but not until he found donald trump was it sort of a match made in bannon heaven. what was it about donald trump that allowed this symmetry to happen? >> what it was was trump's great personal force. bannon was introduced to him way back in 2010 and began informally advising him, but nobody, including bannon, thought trump was seriously going to run for president until years later. but when he did, bannon was always involved in his campaign long before he joined behind the scenes. he was feeding trump breitbart news articles, he helped arrange trump's trip to the mexican border right after his announcement that caused such chaos and controversy. >> while we're on that topic, there is reporting that you found about how the concept of the border wall came to pass. >> the story of the border wall is terrific. it's one of trump's greatest hits but it wasn't trump's idea. two of his staffers, sam nunberg and roger stone, came up with it as a device to keep trump whose at

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david: first, it was sarah palin, then michele bachmann and he lands with donald trump in the end. --k at how donald trump's governing today. how much of his policy platform can be tied back to what steve bannon wants? josh: that's a great question. trump was not an empty vessel. he was half or three quarters filled with bannon's politics, there's a lot they agree on. bannon is against globalism and free trade. bannon thinks the working-class guy is getting screwed by the global economy. i think what happened was that trump recognized in bannon, here's a guy who has a coherent set of ideas i can run on. pitch trump nationalist that first one him the gop nomination. -- won him the gop nomination. i don't think trump believes this in his bones like steve bannon does. most of them backfired. at that point, trump lost faith and embrace the globalist wing of the trump administration led by steve mnuchin and gary cohn. david: let me ask about the way corporate history dovetails with steve bannon going to harvard business school and then goldman sachs -- there is that. there's also the way t

the treatment that sarah palin got into thousand eight. for the media to cry foul when they are willing to turn a blind eye every time a republican woman is trashed by other members of the medium is a little rich. >> tucker: i could add a lot to the observation but you're absolutely right. these are not the people who should be making that claim at all. i like a lot of them, actually. they are nice people. i wonder if there is a kind of method behind this. my instinct when i saw these tweets was the president got mad and wrote this. they're attacking him and he gets mad and that's how the white house explains it but i wonder if there is a strategic element to this. >> i think probably from a business standpoint they think that it makes for good television. that's a lot of what these shows are about. i think that they think it will cast them as sort of the heroic role against a villain in the white house so it's a chance for them to get this kind of controversy and battle and not have to talk about really complicated, really thorny issues t

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and the segment was about sarah palin and i think probably death panels because that's what was happenings writing some of this. and he said, you looked uncomfortable. i said, well, did i say? he said it didn't matter. i had the sound down. you looked uncomfortable. >> interesting. >> and i said, well, maybe i was uncomfortable. because i was uncomfortable with some of that conversation and whether or not it was really fact-based. and he said something that really stuck with me and that i have channeled since then and that's been actually helpful. he said it's good for journalists to be uncomfortable with their subject matter sometimes. if you're always comfortable with the story that you're telling and the way you're telling it, maybe you're not doing it right. and you know, roger ailes -- >> i think he was right about that. >> i do too. and the funny thing about roger is that he was -- let's be clear. he was not a journalist. he was a tv wizard. but that advice did stick with me. and you see in the book amanda, the character, is uncomfortable often. and what that teaches her is she sort

sarah palin was his running mate into thousand eight and she joins us by phone. what's your reaction? >> oh, first promote beautiful words from meghan mccain suggesting her dad, senator mccain, he is a fighter. knowing him, he doesn't want us to be anxious. he is one to endure. he's going to tell us soon, i'm sure, using these hardships as fuel to endure and i'm sure how he will face the situation. in politics in today's society in general, personal loyalty is an almost nonexistent virtue. in my life, and my families life, senator mccain has embodied loyalty. i can't tell you how rare and valuable and respectful that is. i wish more people could know him personally, as my family does. >> tucker: what a kind thing to say. in every tribute we read, we read a bunch of different statements from everybody, former presidents, hillary clinton. i think every one of them mentioned his personal courage and toughness. did that come through? >> absolutely. his tenacity and thick skin, would you have to have at the level he serves. obviously he is a fighter and if i were goin

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and sarah palin can tell him that being a quitter is worse. >> president trump spoke to putin at a social couple's only dinner at the g20 summit. >> the end of the evening that no one heard of. >> another secret meeting. >> this is everything. everything. >> how come that room keeps going after donald trump jr. swore publicly he had given us a full account? >> they don't voluntarily offer any information about these things. >> if what they were doing is as innocent as they claim, why all the deception? >> this has been a very, very challenging experience for all of us. >> we haven't add victory in haej care. i'm very disappointed. >> i didn't expect donald trump to win. i think most of my colleagues didn't. we didn't expect to be in this situation. >> we will let obamacare fail then the democrats will come to pups. >> this is an game. >> repeal obamacare and with a two-year delay give us an opportunity to build something better. >> i oppose that very approach in 2015. >> just creates more chaos and confusion. >> eventually we will get something done p. >> i would like to see a bill that p