biggest newspapers in the united states the new york times the wall street journal and the washington post johnson writes a review of one hundred ninety articles from the new york times wall street journal and bezos own washington post over the past year paints a picture of almost uniformly uncritical. times booster coverage in fact the last time there was any kind of investigative journalism found in any of the big three was a new york times critique of amazon's labor practices almost two years ago in august of two thousand and fifteen so in a world where freedom of the press has preached a lot more than its practice just how much rain does the mainstream press give to the world's super rich and powerful let's find out and start watching the hawks. you know that i got.

biggest newspapers in the united states the new york times the wall street journal and the washington post johnson writes a review of one hundred ninety articles from the new york times wall street journal and baseless own washington post over the past year paints a picture of almost uniformly uncritical at times boost coverage in fact.

biggest newspapers in the united states the new york times the wall street journal and the washington post johnson writes a review of one hundred ninety articles from the new york times wall street journal and bezos own washington post over the past year paints a picture of almost uniformly uncritical at times boost coverage in fact the last time there was any kind of investigative journalism found in any of the big three was a new york times critique of amazon's labor practices almost two years ago in august of two thousand and fifteen so in a world where freedom of the press has preached a lot more than its practice just how much rain does the mainstream press give to the world's super rich and powerful let's find out and start watching the hawks. you. also. at the bottom. you know that i got. the. world for the watch of the heart so i am tired robot and i'm to have a lot. of those so let me ask you do you think that the media goes soft on the super wealthy or super powerful yeah because super wealthy and the super powerful own media that's not a metaphor they literally own the media that critiq

there are indications that the trump crowd really isn't buying it anymore. jenna johnson of "the washington post" who was there filed this report. "many in the crowd lost interest in what the president was saying. hundreds left early while others plopped down on the ground, scrolled through their social media feeds or started up a conversation with their neighbors after waiting for hours in 107-degree heat where their water bottles were confiscated by security people, tired and dehydrated and the president just wasn't keeping their attention." the president's most important lie last night was about himself. he lied about what he said on the day heather heyer was murdered in charlottesville when she was participating in a demonstration against nazis and white supremacists. the president pulled out of his pocket what he said were his comments on that saturday and he read them to the crowd and then he accused all of us in the news media of lying about what he had said that day and in that moment the president lied to his audience and to the country about what he said on that saturday. it is a prova

the n post" says the president dictated. joining us now republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin. what do you make of this washington post report in light of the fact that the president's attorney said right on this show he had no role in drafting that statement. now "the washington post" said he dictated it? >> good morning, chris. i'm not involved in any investigations. so i'll leave those capable individuals and committees to get to the nine nal facts of these things. we need to find out what the facts are. whether we need to take any additional action but i'm not going to comment until we have their reports. >> not concerned by that report? >> chris, there's so much out there being talked about right now. pretty interesting article who funded the russian dossier on trump. i don't have any information on that. i think you could do all kinds of reporting. what i'm focusing on is how do we fix the messes, obamacare, get tax relief to the american taxpayer. the how do we grow the economy so we have greater opportunities for americans. >> disfunction in the white house and how we are led matters though, right? one of

posted to our facebook page. we are live this afternoon at the national press club in washington for remarks from derrick johnson, the interim president of the naacp. he will talk about the recent travel advisory at the naacp issued for missouri. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the national press club where we have trademarked a moniker of being the world's leading professional organization for journalists. also where i have been saying this year, in challenging times, the freedom of the press, that we are the constitution. i am the editor for al jazeera english and the 110th president of the national press club. we are pleased to have as our headline luncheon

the search for a missing 16-year-old girl in virginia. tomisha johnson was last seen august 5th. she's 5'4" with black hair and brown eyes. we've posted her picture in the nbc washington app. >>> nobody hit the powerball jackpot last night. so it's $510 million now. the next drawing is saturday. we'll post the results in the nbc washington app. >>> it's a really big day. huge for a hometown hero. prince george's county is celebrating nba champion and mvp kevin durant. kd himself is back home you can get more information on the festivities in the nbc washington app. share your pictures and everything. #kd day. >> absolutely. there will be a chance for showers. the good news, the parade and everything is early on in the day. by later on, though, there's a 50% chance of rain today and a 70% chance of storms around here for tomorrow. not any cooler this weekend but less humid. like that. >> i like that a lot. >> thank you, chuck. that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather and traffic and for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many busi

posted to our facebook page. we are live this afternoon at the national press club in washington for remarks from derrick johnson, the interim president of the naacp. he will talk about the recent travel advisory at the naacp issued for missouri. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the national press club where we have trademarked a moniker of being the world's leading professional organization for journalists. also where i have been saying this year, in challenging times, the freedom of the press, that we are the constitution. i am the editor for al jazeera english and the 110th president of the national press club. we are pleased to have as our headline luncheon speaker derrick johnson, the interim president and chief executive officer for the national organization for the advancement of colored people. first of all, i would like you to at least silence your cell phone and other electronic devices, though we do encourage you to follow us on social media. just because we were born in 1908 does not mean that we are still there. sclubdc,follow us @pres npclive. as you are setting your phones to vib

doestain asbestos since 1970s again, the basis for johnson & johnson fighting back on that question sneaking a peek at clips without protective glasses, "the washington post host of "varney & company", stuart varney, all outrage. >> about laughable. >> it is laughable. >> i literally got up i go through all news on front page of the "washington post", at least the electronic digs trump briefly gland at sky without protective glasses -- can you imagine that? ignoring that wonderful advice that we not ever look at the sun directly especially during an eclipse what does that tell you about state of society so surrounded by good advice, it is like whew forecasts insist the end of every broadcast don't forget your umbrella going to be windy keep your hats on your head, don't you ever get sick and tired of good advice when contradicts the life we live that is tone might have show next three hours, okay. dagen: i was driving around, rural virginia over weekend last week, i listened to a variate of different news organizations, on siriusx, stimulate radio turning back-and-forth clustered together i spent a lot of time sitting in my rental car screaming at top of

the leading liberal columnist for the "washington post" wrote on eight october to say it is becoming more obvious the man in the movement that broke chances and -- johnsonrings to 68 will bring him in 1969 and they will succeed again. at that point looking at the demonstrations there was a significant memo and we were asked to name those eight successes i read the president back like it was asking louis this 16 her. they are in the eye of a hurricane in he would have been a great king if not for the revolution in one day or two later he said what you think the president should say for the speech we have the two biggest coming up we don't want to be spooked so midway between the two of october 15 demonstration in the one coming to make a great silent majority speech so there is a lot of people who claimed credit but the entire credit belongs to richard nixon. this karzai know and i looked in my files of i contributed a wrote something the president wrote that himself and stood up in this storm he realized the presidency was in real danger so he deliver that on the great silent majority to stand behind him for peace in vietnam and they did the response wa