i will say it's hard to top today's headline from the "new york post" which was on my desk. [ laughter ] yeah. beat the beatles. i just want to say, well done. the world is on fire, we got beat the meatles. [ laughter ] i think i finally now understand why yoko didn't want john to be in the group anymore. [ laughter ] here's something that has nothing to do with anything. what do you do when someone tells you you have a bug on you? a lot of people flip out, right? which is fun. and we love fun. we went on the streets this afternoon, we told people we were talking to under false pretenses, we just said, you have a bug on you. and this is how that went. >> do you know about the bird scooters? >> yeah, the electric scoot things yeah. >> what do you think about them?

salena: i am still a columnist for "the new york post." all of my columns are syndicated in 60 newspapers across the country. i have a serious xm radio show -- i have a sirius xm radio show, and i teach a class at harvard. i did my first class this year. and i took 30 students to different parts of the country. no planes, no interstates. they went to church with me, they went and played bocce. they worked in a steel mill, at a warehouse factory. plays.de their own it was so much fun. but they got to meet people who were really different from them, and they were so -- the point of the class is these are the next leaders, whether it is in operations or government. we cannot continue to isolate ourselves from each other. the point was that they have an understanding of who the rest of the country is. and their feelings about it weren't so heartfelt -- and their feelings about it were so heartfelt. they had never met anyone who had lost a job, who had voted for trump. and we are bowling with them. we went to ohio. we are going to dearborn in th

and marla on the same ski trip and they got in a fight that was on the front the front page of the new york post i don't think this is going to have is going to change anybody's minds about who donald trump is jose what do you make of. this is i think jamie can't deny all the chaos in this administration the woodward book as cetera. you know it's it's so hard to keep up with this white house i mean from the very beginning people resigned left and right leaks at pretty much on a weekly basis books been reading articles been written from an anonymous basis you know you know that the president united states is supposed to be one of the most respected human beings in the world around the country yet in the country and president trump is not very well respected because of the scare her of the person that he is the way that he treats employees people the way that he talks about you know things he doesn't like the way that i mean just going to his twitter account and you can see it for yourself. i'm not surprised it's going to continue until the very end of his presidency and it's just because who his

trump first rose to prominence decades ago in new york for that he had the city's tabloids to thank his brash persona suited the daily news and the new york post far better than the new york times they could not get enough of him. these days the times is among the outlets trump targets they are the fake just scariest thing. and labels the enemy of the american people. now as the prosecutors appear to be closing in the biggest threat posed to the present comes not from the times c.n.n. or the washington post it comes from a tablet and all the news that the national enquirer did not consider fit to print . we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers will yong will facebook has taken down twenty accounts in me and maher including some belonging to senior government officials who are they well undoubtedly the biggest name among them is the commander in chief of nam azam forces general men playing others taken down include more military think is and the only controlled neo wanting t.v. channel now this comes off through a un report recommending that six military leaders and. clued in general men be

the "new york times." salena zito for "the washington examiner" is columnist for the "new york post" also a cnn contributoror bloomberg news and cnn political analyst and kelsey snell is congressional reporter for npr. welcome to "face the nation." let's start off with you. secretary kerry there basically laying out his regrets about syria. we know today the secretary of state now, mike pompeo has 3 million people at risk. the pope is warning about this, the u.n. is warning. what is the trump administration doing about it? >> trump administration officials say that various people like pompeo, mattis have spoken to their counterparts and to russian officials about this. if you look at the trump policy it's not that different than obama's policy. so far we haven't seen any action that would really push back against large assad military action or backed by russians an and iranians. i think that assad won't feel a hold that. very last hold out of the rebels, he's going to push ahead with whatever he has lined up. >> brennan: despite the tough rhetoric against iran those groups they're backing is wi winning tha

we did reach out to the doj, "the new york times," "the washington post" and strzok and page for commentwe have yet to get a response but tonight we have brand-new never before seen text messages. it now appears that on top of -- let's see, the director of national intelligence, the fbi and doj colluding in all this and leaking to the press, it seems like the cia, they too were involved in the same kind of illicit leaking and we are talking about you, mr. sanctimony, john brennan. foxnews.com just obtained brand-new texts showing that some officials were "leaking like mad in the lead up to the fbi's washer pro." why? to influence public opinion. take a look at this exchange. this is just after the president got elected, december 15th, 2016. there they are again, lisa page texting strzok, remind me to tell you tomorrow the times doing a story about the rnc hacks. strzok responding "more than they already did? i told you that quinn told me they are pulling all the stops out on some story." he then followed up "think our sisters have become leaking like mad. he scorned and worried and polit

trump first rose to prominence decades ago in new york for that he had the city's tabloids to thank his brash persona suited the daily news and the new york post far better than the new york times they could not get enough of. these days the times is among the outlets trump targets they are the fake just testing. and labels the enemy of the american people. now as the prosecutors appear to be closing in the biggest threat posed to the present comes not from the times c.n.n. or the washington post it comes from a tabloid and all the news that the national enquirer did not consider fit to print . we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers will yong will facebook has taken down twenty accounts in me and maher including some belonging to senior government officials who are they well undoubtedly the biggest name among them is the commander in chief of mammals armed forces senior general playing others taken down include more military think is and the army controlled neo wanting t.v. channel now this comes after a un report recommending that six military leaders including general men be investigate

trump first rose to prominence decades ago in new york for that he had the city's tabloids to think his brash persona suited the day. news and the new york post far better than the new york times they could not get enough of. these days the times is among the outlets trump targets they are the fake just scariest thing. and labels the enemy of the american people. now as the prosecutors appear to be closing in the biggest threat posed to the present comes not from the times c.n.n. or the washington post it comes from a tabloid and all the news that the national enquirer did not consider fit to print . we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers will yong well facebook has taken down twenty accounts in me and maher including some belonging to senior government officials who are they well undoubtedly the biggest name among them is the commander in chief of nam azam forces senior general min claim others taken down include more military think is and the army controlled neo wanting t.v. channel and this comes off through a un report recommending that six military leaders including general men be i

according to "the new york post" jessica manafort has failed her name as jess bond. wants to separate herself and her work. the move comes just weeksft pau on eight tax and bank charge. >> roger a win. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. febreze air effects doesn't just mask,nk. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up to 30 days. breathe happy with febreze. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the sound is childish gambino captivating list eners with his r& ceos with obama, drey. that is for his hit single ated confronted while giving remarks at a washington church. as cardinal donald whirl addressed the catholic church one yelled out shame on you and another turned her back in protest. >> reporter: the embattled archbishop of washington who has been entangled in the church's sexual

did you see that the cover of "the new york post"? d this very -- paul mccartney has a new album out at the age of 76 and they asked him sort of like to tell an interesting story so little something about what boys sometimes do alone, but except maybe together in the beetle's case and he got them on the cover of "the new york post." >> well said. i'm glad you didn't see t that one up for me. news corp. still owns the post, right? i think it's a great headline. they are brilliant. i think i've had another few headlines like that. >> martha: leave it to sir paul to get himself back in headlines. >> if i ever messed up big times i know what the headline in the post is going to be very dirty waters. i wrote it for you. you're welcome. >> martha: that was really the point. headless body in bar. that's probably one of the most famous. >> they got a few other ones. >> martha: some of them we couldn't even put up there. >> i have a very refined sense of humor. i understand it appeals to other people. >> martha: i was laughing this morning in m

we've known you don't broken some great stories with your sources but the new york times the wall street journal the washington post the new york of some great correspondents i think you would admit to doing this work and their sources are telling them differently the intelligence agencies themselves are saying differently even the bipartisan republican led senate intelligence committee says russia intervened in the election so why should we believe you when you all sources versus all the other evidence that says this happened on you're asking me for an opinion and give me an opinion i know you are skeptical of my intelligence agency. totally say the mother investigation an indictment of the e-mails from dunn truck jr all of that you just start by saying the russians are taking me way too far i'm not saying that i was saying that is my experience with with the community that says we have high confidence is high confidence to me sometimes means we really don't know jack which is fair enough so you could say that are you saying you said you said in the past that it's preposterous the idea that the russians got involv

mr lover of benny avni of the new york post. the israelis that visited moscow regarding that incident over syria downing of the russian plane of they changed any minds there also. as is it do you think that is really the russian agreements or understandings that existed before the incidents can come back and when will russia deliver those are three hundred and start jamming. jamming the skies new york the do start it will resume and there's president putin sir you start early on after that incident and we gave the picture which our military prison to the press conference in the minister of defense. as president as the president so that the measures which will do will be devoted to ensure percent hundred. safety and security of. my own in syria and we will do it and we will do this. as i said the full briefing was presented at the minister of defense and the president exhaustingly comment that the pond is. in public. yes so this is from any t.v. in india fellow at the u.n. this year. with your president coming to india in just a f

. >> the new york post is reporting athenna health extended the dloin for receiving take overbids after the hge fund and shareholder elliott management backed away from an offer to pay $160 a share for the cloud based technology company but another report by cnbc says the delay was because a new potential bidder has entered the picture. shares of athenna health fell to 1325. viking pharmaceutical said the experimental liver disease treatment performed well i a study. the small cap biotech said the therapy was effective a at lowering cholesterol levels and liver i fat patients. sending shares of viking up more than 85% to $19.the 46. meanwhile drigal pharmaceutical saw shares dive 9% to >>> and the california department of insurance is suing abvi, alleging the drug maker gave illegal ckkickto health providers in exchange for prescribing the blockbuster arrangement rightis treatment humor aire which happens to be the world's best selling drug. the suit alleges abvi offered incentives and pree ephesuss to push the kmpgs. the company deniedhaes. abvi shares fell 3% to 92.61 and medical mari

"i have someone pushing it in the new york post, ba-da-bing, ba-da-boom." >> if anyone wanted to know if donald trump was involved in collusion in the 2016 election, his campaign manager would know it. >> reporter: manafort attended the 2016 meeting in trump tower with a putin-connected lawyer. >> are you considering pardoning paul manafort? >> i have great respect for what he's done in terms of what he's gone through. >> paul manafort touches so many circumstantial pieces of evidence that have been hanging over this investigation. if it he is now the chief dot connector, my guess is that is not good news for the president. >> reporter: and manafort is the latest in a string of people linked to mr. trump who have pleaded guilty and are now cooperating with the special counsel. tonight we're learning he's already spoken with mueller's team, lester. >> liall right, kristen welker, thank you. >>> ahead, the state of emergency after the dozens of explosions in the boston area. thousands uncertain when they'll be able to go home. we'll be right back. >>> we're back now with the growing fea

the failing new york times, which by the way, if i wasn't here, they would be out of business. the washington postthe new york post, cnn. [booing] >> vintage trump right there. in the wake of cnn's botched reporting about the 2016 trump tower meeting, two obvious tools of mainstream media bias have emerged, the bias of obsession and omission. the bias of omission was out in full force. >> given the events of today, the likelihood of impeachment certainly went up. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> the president is clearly guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> comboochlt. >> impeachment. >> impeachment implications are now in the air. >> impeachment is the word in washington today. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> there are democrats who say there's enough to impeach. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> the president will be removed from office after an impeachment trial. >> we want to talk about impeachment. >> impeachment right now. >> do not talk about impeachment. >> wow. meanwhile, regarding their bias of omi

[laughter] you wrote in the new york post that women's studies is fouling up can you explain how thathappened? >> in the beginning there was always a big consulate cultural feminists and marxist feminist. the socialist workers party took over this and that but the bottom line is in the academy and in the media and international organizations what triumphed was the importance of rates and class more important than the agenda alone. socialism marxism and whatever name it ran by as the greatest oppressor of all times. and then to avoid a civil war. so that stalinist nation that may have failed in soviet russia was very alive and well and was quite amazing stalin lives. and by that i mean a pensions -- pond sean for having a conversation that they have the insult of the total -- the talking heads what is this? this is and how education were exchange of views especially when you disagree its importance to hear something you don't agree with. so in that sense it isn't just women's studies but to get that multicultural relativism all behaviors are equal so maybe that is as far as i will take

the failing new york times, which by the way, if i wasn't here, they would be out of business. the washington poste new york post, cnn. [booing] >> vintage trump right there. in the wake of cnn's botched reporting about the 2016 trump tower meeting, two obvious tools of mainstream media bias have emerged, the bias of obsession and omission. the bias of omission was out in full force. >> given the events of today, the likelihood of impeachment certainly went up. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> the president is clearly guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> comboochlt. >> impeachment. >> impeachment implications are now in the air. >> impeachment is the word in washington today. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> there are democrats who say there's enough to impeach. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> the president will be removed from office after an impeachment trial. >> we want to talk about impeachment. >> impeachment right now. >> do not talk about impeachment. >> wow. meanwhile, regarding their bias of omiss

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and doing nonstop tv and radio writing frequently for the wall street journal the la times in the new york post national review and many other outlets and writing several other books like the burden of bad ideas holds 2 degrees from yale and cambridge and stanford with that let me turn things over to heather mcdonald. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction but i could not have done what i have done without your insights and support. i have been speaking on college campuses recently. the storm the stage strategy students of color nearby pomona college and the queer folk the classic and ignorant of interlocking systems of domination that oppresses people that are forced to live". so those that are still in their seats is an unusual experience and it may take me a while to get accustomed to. but not about the root cause the narcissistic victim olla in a word the american university is in the grips of a mass hysteria. students actually believe they are victims of old prescient risking their lives and the degree is impossible to overstate brown students of color occupy the president's office

. >> lou: the "new york post" reports new york governor andrew cuomo received campaign contribution fromting harvey weinstein. just six days before ending an investigation in to his case. cuomo halted the investigation of the manhattan district attorney vance who himself stopped pursuing weinstein after receiving a $10,000 donation from the same attorney. joining us is byron york, fox business contributor. it's good to have you with and good to see you. >> thank you, lou. >> lou: governor cuomo is suddenly in the middle of the controversy of his own making. it seems to be building by the week. is this purposeful or has he lost all political touch? >> he does seem to be out of touch right now. he seems to be out of touch with some of the currents in the democratic party. i think what we are seeing in this debate between him and cynthia nixon and in this race in general is that the old hillary-bernie fight is continuing with a different cast of characters now. the fight between the progressive wing and the old fashioned liberal establishment wing of the democratic party is going on. cuomo

he was being hounded by newsweek, the new york post and the miami herald. that, according to the journalists said all of the truth is out. this feeds into a new with of sensationalism and scandal. it also transforms presidential politics, elevating character above policy. you certainly scandal religion and 24-hour news shaped clinton's presidency. from the more restrained removed press coverage of somebody like john kennedy. imagine john kennedy being president in the same media environment that bill clinton was and suddenly camelot does not look so cameloty anymore. the changing media landscape of the 21st century has also transformed the media. there is no one in this room who does not know that the values of the internet has fundamentally disrupted journalism. it has also transformed the presidency. social media -- as we are all overly familiar with these days, social media has provided presidents with tools to go around journalists. there is less of a need for an inter-located to get the word out. you do not need a network to broadcast the speed or in a

new evidence convicting the birmingham church bombers. her first nonfiction book featured on the new york post's book you should be reading lives. in addition to last chance for justice, she this author of two award-winning historical novels, noah's wife and angels at the gate. each of these works written by today's panelists haye has a way of being in conversation with one another. offering historical context to how we understand race in america, how we understand collective organizing for black freedom, and even how we understand the american judicial system, particularly in the south, and the need to reform systems that are deemed unjust. so at this time, i will begin with a few discussion prompts for the authors before opening the floor to the audience for questions. so, gene, this first prompt is for you. in september 2017, a kole um you wrote which was published in the clairean ledger, you made such a profound statement that, quote, both whites and blacks have views the south as the exclusive and durable scapegoat already america's racial ordeal. i'll repeat that again. for the audience. he wrote, both whites and blacks hav

trump first rose to prominence decades ago in new york for that he had the city's tabloids to thank his brash persona suited the daily news and the new york post far better than the new york times they could not get enough of. these days the times is among the outlets trump targets they are the fake just testing. and labels the enemy of the american people. now as the prosecutors appear to be closing in the biggest threat posed to the present comes not from the times c.n.n. or the washington post it comes from a tabloid and all the news that the national enquirer did not consider that. we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers will yong will facebook has taken down twenty accounts in me and maher including some belonging to senior government officials who are they well undoubtedly the biggest name among them is the commander in chief of nam azam forces senior general claim others taken down include more military think is and the army controlled neo wanting t.v. channel now this comes after a un report recommending that six military leaders including general men be investigated by the interna

trump first rose to prominence decades ago in new york for that he had the city's tabloids to thank his brash persona suited the daily news and the new york post far better than the new york times they could not get enough of. these days the times is among the outlets trump targets they are the fake just testing. and labels the enemy of the american people. now as the prosecutors appear to be closing in on the biggest threat posed to the present comes not from the times c.n.n. or the washington post it comes from a tabloid and all the news that the national enquirer did not consider fit to print . we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers will yong will facebook has taken down twenty accounts in me and maher including some belonging to senior government officials who are they well undoubtedly the biggest name among them is the commander in chief of mammals armed forces senior general playing others taken down include more military think is and the army controlled neal want a t.v. channel and this comes off through a un report recommending that six military leaders including general men be in

"the new york times" ultimately reluctantly, even after the editorial refused to correct it, the public editor wrote a story. the revelation that they were just as political as "the new york postny of the tabloids was coming to me, was a real -- >> while geraldo story is most important is that you only know about media bias until a story is written about you. people do not understand what it is until you are either interviewed or you are the subject of a story and you go, this is not how it happened. i swear this is not how it happened! there should be a bulk of those stories of people that -- >> not just a book, it could be a set. >> i was interviewed by "the new york times." this is what it was, this is how it happened. >> don't get me started on puerto rico and all these people that died in the storm that i covered for over two weeks that -- property owner in puerto rico, my father 1 of 17 children, they say all these people died in the storm, 70% of power out before the storm. when did people start dying? when was it on hurricane barrier that the people started -- was it when the power went out? i was there one time, a transformer fire and the power went out. did they star

down more than 3% yesterday and we at this news, the nfl will reportedly allow teams to accept advertising from casinos with certain limitations. the new york post reporting owners persuaded the league to reverse a long-standing ban that could add millions of dollars in revenue. cheryl: making the league richer than it already is. >>> apple is no longer the only us company to hit the trillion dollar milestone. lauren: must be nice. tracee carrasco joins us with that and other headlines making news. tracee: that's a lot of zero's. amazon is now the second us company to reach $1 trillion in market value. it took the company 165 trading days to get from $600 billion in january to 1 trillion pictures of amazon climbed 1.9% in midday trading yesterday topping the magic number of $250.27 needed to push the coming value above the chilean dollars. the stock ended the day up 1.3%. it surged nearly 75% this year. amazon has a long way from being an online bookstore with its cloud computing business, acquisition of whole food market and online pharmacy for pills and we will see who will vote third company be. cheryl: how rich is jeff now free to the riches

the new york gazette. today it would have been on page six of the new york post.the article, which we have a a personspoke about who passed as a man named robert shirtliff for nearly three years undiscovered. let me help you with the gist of it. virtuerts an instance of in a female soldier in the american army in the massachusetts line, a lively young nymph, 19 years old, dressed in man's apparel. she has served in the character of a soldier for near three years undiscovered during which time she displayed herself with activity, alertness, chastity, and valor, having served in several skirmishes and receiving to lose, a small shot remaining in her to this day. something general patterson may have the one to leak it was the only public hint of the ripple she had caused inside of the military. no names were given. it was really up to her to break the news to the people she knew. as best we can tell, she crashed with an aunt. alice waters. deb may have impersonated a brother of first, who had also served in the war. gar she is back in women's b, married to benjamin g

the new york times." and seung lin kim of the new york post. two women allege they were sexually assaulted by judge brett kavanaugh in high school and college days. the deadline can only wait, like the rest of us, to learn if the surprise, last-minute delay, helps clear the cloud over his nomination to the supreme court, or dooms it. a senator, whose dramatic shift made this all happen, jeff flake of arizona, says ultimately he wants to vote for kavanaugh. yes, he says, i'm a conservative. he's a conservative. that's what he told the atlantic. i plan to support him unless they turn up something, and they might. the and they might sounds ominous. on the other hand, the president says perhaps this will be a blessing in disguise and help remove the cloud over judge kavanaugh. the country will be on edge this week, throughout the workweek, wondering if the fbi can find anyone or anything to help settle this. >> i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. this is

a write-up in the "new york post" about the finding of the ship? >> about the book. >> oh, about the book. okay. >> i heard about it as a 13-year-old who was that nerdy kid that went to the library and i had watched it with my father, who he was an immigrant from the former yugoslavia and he learned english by watching documentaries many years earlier. so when we watched this, it was a line, the line in the documentary, it was a ship that carried the bomb and was sunk at the end of world war ii and that's all there was. so very little about it. and so being that kid, i went to the library and started looking it up and there was nothing. i couldn't find any books about it. i could find a couple paragraphs here and there but i wanted to know more, and so when i did learn, i wanted to make a movie about it. i wanted someone to make a movie about it and i thought by the time they did, i would not be old enough to do it but by the time i was old enough, someone would surely have made this story. and by the time i turned 21, graduated from pepperdine, no

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reporting by the times to be saluted, and i'm deeply grateful to you, thank you. >>> joining me now, top strategist for great america pac, former reagan political director, ed rollins. new york postolumnist, michaeled goodwin. thank you both for being here. michael, i want to turn to you. were you surprised at the reporting of "the new york times"? >> yes, in that regard i was, lou, because my first reaction was, well, must have been a substitute teacher on that day. because it's such a departure from what they normally do. and peter baker, one of the white house correspondents, actually put that on twitter as well, that paragraph that you mentioned. they buried it in the story, but they did broadcast it in social media that they found that, you know, all these people they talked to. but it pals raises -- it also raises another question which is how did they get on to the tip also. and i think that gets to fact that ronan farrow, the new yorker reporter, says democrats went looking for this stuff. lou: of course. by the way, they acknowledged that -- >> they're trolling all their classmates from those eras. lou: it's stunning stuff to see this in the times, and that's more of a c

i think it's going to hell now what you have is if you don't like trump you read the new york times the washington post and what certain cable shows c.n.n. if you like trump you watch fox news in your reader the people that are equal or you that's buying into a trump narrative fox news is not the same as in the times you know some still does good journalism blah the way that fox news doesn't but the credibility that new york. times because it's so hostile to him maybe legitimately but over the top i think they've gone way over the top in terms of like running an anonymous letter do you believe that trump is so hated and so controversial now that he makes us forget about a lot of the controversial stuff that his predecessors did to you one of those journalists who did cover many of the crimes in the cover ups of george w. bush and barack obama especially on national security issues is all in danger of being forgotten now in this age of hash tag resistance and being of course but i have to say what i believe doesn't matter much i mean what the facts are is that. we have walked away from some of the some

nikki haley publishing a signed op ed in the new york post and another throwing down the gauntlet. >> the "new york times" if you are listening, if someone told you i wrote the piece, you are allowed to announce that. i forgive you of any confidentiality you thought you had with me. it's not me. >> maybe the president should challenge every single one of the officials who issued statements yesterday to follow suit. all of those under-lings are the least of the president's worries. they are not the ones investigating him for obstruction of justice and conspiracy with a foreign power to win the white house. as negotiations draw on and on, the president sounds less eager. to face the special counsel than he used to. >> they're saying you're not willing to answer questions to mueller about obstruction. doesn't it send the message that you're hiding something? >> number one, there is no obstruction. number two, everybody that looked at anybody over there, they get them on some kind of a lie. i see papadopoulos. i don't know him. i saw him sitting in one picture at a table. that's the only

news from the fox news deck. we just learned page k-1 that the iconic american actor burt reynolds has died. no cause of death has been released. the "new york post that he passed away today at the age of 82. according to the post, his manager has confirmed the death of the hollywood reporter saying he died at jupiter medical in florida on the east coast. the former college football player who took up acting after an injury cut short his playing career. burt reynolds spent

of sexual misbehavior by men and so forth, and we have an opportunity here -- >> do you read "the new york post"? women sexually misbehave as well. all men are not the devil. >> in this case, going back to what greg was talking about with the yearbook at georgetown prep, you know, it was making fools and mocking women. >> no, it wasn't. >> that story was a left wing activist democrat. >> judge perino: everybody thinks that the hash tag me, too, movement is the first time we've talked about women's rights. there have been women in the trenches fighting for women's rights and rape victims and victims of domestic violence for 40, 50 years, so don't make like this is just happening. michael moore's new anti-trump film bombs at the box office. jeff wood, that's next on the fox. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. than ps

. >> so that was "the new york times" and washington post, at least part of it then, the new york times has evolved as many of us have noticed so i have a sample story from thursday which is a story about the hurricane and what happened in puerto rico and on the front page of "the new york times" it says, mr. trump has also been busy awarded himself good grades for past hurricanes, then it says always about me president could not restrain himself for long and then it says, the statistic that 3,000 people had died that trump falsely called it a made-up number by democrats out to get him. okay, new york times view of objectivity neutrality, et cetera, seems to have shifted over time, so the question that i want to invite eli and april to talk about and linda you too is whether the bar has moved under the trump administration, should we have an understanding of what it means to be objective, neutral and balance? what's going on here? you want to start and let me point out there was a letter a couple of weeks, letter to editor from "the new york times" from trump supporter, the more you att

the "new york post" op-ed column saying the democrats hit a new low in the crusade against kavanaugh.s has to do with the anonymous letter that was thrown into the mix at the very last moment, rochelle, accusing kavanaugh of something in high school he claims that he did not do. he has a letter from 65 women who speak out in support of him from high school and beyond. they say he wouldn't do that. was this too low a blow? >> you know, i went back and forth on whether or not i would share this story with millions of people. but i have been a victim of sexual assault. so when i see politicians using sexual assault -- alleged actions of sexual assault or sexual abuse, it's offensive to me. to try to use something to tragic to gain political points. i feel that if this happened to this woman, for anything, at least for public safety, you should come forward immediately. not wait from july until now to say i have this letter and i'm handing it over. but i will say this, though. if kavanaugh did do what this woman is alleging that he did, then he should be held responsible. because this is

and efflux in the process saying: lauren: the founder of lululemon is set to release a new tell-all book on amazon this weekend and according to the new york postx the book titled: "little black stretchy pants". it will add the controversy by saying what caused the sheer pants-- what caused the controversy and saying women's were the reason. cheryl: kelly to hear that excuse for that one. offended a lot of people >>> this is a good thing. transport stocks like trucking companies, shipping companies, railroads are hitting fresh new highs. is the dow industrials going to be next to take off? let's bring in scott. good morning. you want to talk my dow theory right now, exciting topic, probably not. if you look at the performance of all of these components especially dow transports a lot of people think this is the reason we will get new highs on the dow jones in the near future. >> yeah, i mean, the retell point of view you could look at it that way. we have had the s&p and nasdaq hit multiple high since january, the dow jones industrial average has not. we have the transports up 8% and the dow is lacking over five. you would say yes, we could tal

news from the fox news deck. we just learned page k-1 that the iconic american actor burt reynolds has died. no cause of death has been released. the "new york post" is reporting at this hour that he passed away today at the age of 82. according to the post, his manager has confirmed the death of the hollywood reporter saying he died at jupiter medical in florida on the east coast. the former college football player who took up acting after an injury cut short his playing career. burt reynolds spent a decade taking on bit roles before breaking through with deliverance, the longest yard and the movies in inches probably best known, smoky and the bandit. reynolds was born in lansing michigan in 1936, february. his family settled in riviera beach, florida after his father returned from the army and a europe. he attended florida state university, played for the noles on an athletic scholarship. he intended to go pro. his career was cut short by a series of injuries. he briefly contemplated a career in law enforcement. a teacher recognized his talent while reading shakespeare and pushed him to acting. that would earn him a florida state drama award in

so somebody said you wrote in the new york post that women studies became stalinized, can you explain how that happens and who the key players were? well in the beginning there was always a big conflict between the cultural feminists and the marxist feminists. the socialist worker's party took over this and that. the bottom line is that in the academy, and in the media, and in international organizations, what triumphed was the importance of race and class, more important than mere gender, gender alone, the socialism marksism stalinism, whatever name it ran by -- marxism, stalinism, whatever name it ran by. so the stalinization that may have failed in soviet russia was very alive and well among the intelligence in the west, quite amazing, joseph stalin lives. and by that i also mean a penchant for totalitarian thinking. what does it mean when instead of having a conversation back and forth, people shame, bully out, protest, insult, the talking heads have become attack dogs on short leashes. what is this? this is not how education or an exchange of views especially when you disagree. i