. >> janice wrote their own vows, saying their i dos on saturday in an unfiltered ceremony. >> yeah, i'm loud. you taught me how to be less loud. >> you may kiss your bride. >> what about the ring? >> it didn't go off entirely without a hitch. we were with the couple earlier in the day and janice admitted she was a nervous bride. >> i feel like chewbacca from "star wars," the way he just gown to her beverly hills garden wedding. the family included her kids nathan and savvy. >> i said, and they both went -- >> the couple's first dance? pretty traditional. but janice had a not-so-subtle message delivered, all to " i picked that song because i thought it just depicted everything. and rocky said, you should play it at the wedding. i was like, okay. >> it's the truth, too. >> it's working. >> good luck y'all. >>> janice and rocky are heading to europe for their honeymoon. she also has a new project to book models in the digital world. legend kurt douglas turns 100. only we can take you inside his [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for any

between policy and messaging and likes to message on social media, a way to get to people in an unfilteredll during the campaign very successfully. >> it's one thing talking about policy that might affect us domestically. what do you think about nuclear weapons on twitter? >> well, it's more of the same. >> are you comfortable with him tweeting about nuclear weapons, joe? >> i've been saying that. what i did say is there's a difference between policy and substantive policy and messaging and so he has chosen to be unfiltered and message people because it moves folks, makes people stand straight up and listen to whatever it is he's talking about and to really question and the the policy may be altogether different but he's been masterful so far in being able to move numbers. >> we shouldn't be taking him literally. should we take him seriously or listen to what he's saying if this is not how it's going to end up? i'm a little confused. >> take him seriously. always take what he says seriously and because he's president-elect and about to be inaugurated, you've got to take him seriously. >> j

should he get briefings unfiltered?'s going to figure out his own path, what works for him and what works in trump white house. he was clear what he thought about the issues in the campaign and american people voted for him. i don't understand why people coming down on trump after the incident happened. nothing to do with it. he's not president. this is angela merkel's issue and europe's and trump didn't screw it up. >> he's responding to it. that's why we're talking about it. >> responded correctly. it's intentional act and isis taken credit. >> it was guess. >> not like guessing winning lotto numbers. >> but this is what i think people -- more people that voted against trump are concerned about. that this is somebody who tweets first, and asks question -- or maybe doesn't ask. >> was he right or wrong? >> we still don't know john. >> when you walk into a world that is more complicated than just right and wrong, black and white, strong man versus weak man, and all about nuance and political relationships and he doesn't

. >> andy unfiltered is part of what makes him so popular with audiences and with celebrities.st buds with katy and her ex john mayer. >> we have a real bromance. the fact that i hosted the friends, and i went and met john mayer after the show, and who are the only other people in the restaurant but the cast of friends including jennifer aniston, and i was sitting there with john and said i'm going over to that table. john stayed behind. >> one big regret, bailing oprah. >> anderson and i were -- and maybe she'll invite us for a sunset shot of tequila. he's, like, it's not going to happen, dude. get over it. i wake up to a text from gayle that says oprah wanteds you to come over for brunch with anderson. >> because that happens -- never! >> i had to pass up on brunch at oprah's. >> there are so many dishy tales and more from the andy cohen diaries and at new york's palm restaurant, he and michael strahan once had a face-off about what he said about michael for walking away from live on gma. why leave the show where you're the king and your name's in the title to go to a show wh

president donald trump will not give up his unfiltered platform and a person who will soon have to explain what's next president did or didn't mean with his tweets says it's excite >> he has a direct pipeline where he can talk back and forth 17 million people on twitter >> that means mr. trump will have way to defend himself, like he did with this post, on a gave millions of dollars to d >>t foundation raised or received millions more all of which was given to charity and media won't report and mr. trump will also have way to go on offense when he wants to like he did after american diplomats ignored his advice and let an anti-israel resolution pass, the uniteded nation has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk a time. so sad. that shot comes as prominent conservatives like incoming fung to strip funding from an agency whose foreign policies they say conflict with american foreign policies and we're talking about a lot of money, the u.s. has about 3 billion dollars tied up in un activities every year, 2.3 billion for peace keeping a quarters

michelle obama unfiltered is the business. that is -- i love this and i don't think she's going to run for office, i don't know if i wish she would but what i do want her to do is be that constant voice out there for democrats going forward. one of the things i was most concerned about in in election was whether or not african-americans broadly but certainly african-american women would come out and be supportive and be energized and engaged and she was a big part of that and i'm glad to see she's doing it. but this was certainly a message to donald trump and if she is the only one out there needling him in the near future we are all better off for it. >> besides "when they go low, we go high" which is one of the memorable lines, one of the other memorable things mrs. obama said was i think she spoke for so many women when she talked about the visceral reaction to that "access hollywood" video, to those words and accusations of abuse. what do we do with a politics where that does not stop you from being president? what do wome

new hubby psychiatrist robert gerner wrote their own vows, saying their i dos on saturday in an unfiltered ceremony. you taught me how to be less loud. >> you may kiss your bride. >> what about the ring? >> it didn't go off entirely without a hitch. we were with the couple earlier in the day and janice admitted she was a nervous bride. >> i feel like chewbacca from "star wars," the way he just goes -- >> the 61-year-old wore a custom gown to her beverly hills garden wedding. ppnk and green roses set the tone for the intimate gathering for close friends, like dr. drew, and her family, including her kids nathan and savvy.& >> i said, and they both went -- >> the couple's first dance? pretty traditional. but janice had a not-so-subtle message for rocky delivered by the song "you don't own me." >> i picked that song because i just thought it depicted everything. lay rocky said, you should p it at the wedding. i was like, ok >> it's the truth, too. >> it's working. >> good luck y'all. >> janice and rocky are heading to europe for their honeymoon. she also has a new project to book models in the

cancercenter.com/philadelphia >>> this morning on "world news now," president-elect donald trump unfiltered, making his first extended comments since just after being elected. in the battleground state of ohio, trump tipping his hand on a major cabinet pick, takinga i swipe at the media. >>> the rising death toll in an apocalypti in case flames spark up again. >>> and new this hour, sexual harassment in the workplace. >> candid comments from women who work across the economy. what's being done to fight back? >>> and "full house," the famous house from that classic show, sold. the famous dwelling from that classic show, now off the market. the buyer is someone who should

. >> the live rallies that were unfiltered and unevaluated in the first couple months.things people were shouting at jeff zucker about, he doesn't want to be called on the fact he doesn't care about that. >> he said he won in a landslide. what does he mean? >> no, he lost the popular vote. if you look at the list of -- >> they cheered him. because i think it's like -- i'm not a mead ucritic. at fox, they say we're fair and balanced. that's not what they mean. they mean we balance out the liberal media. we know what they mean. i get the feeling it's not a dog whistle. it's like you know what they're really saying. trump talks in this language, it's not that he really did. it's like screw you. i didn't win in a landslide, but i'm going to say it. do they think they won in a landslide? >> i they think some of them do. >> you could say i won 30 states and more. >> here's your case study, chris. the other day, he said millions of people voted illegally in the race. now, that's not true. >> yeah. >> his campaign cited studies that didn't say that. on cnn yesterday, had this w

the one they are unfiltered. he's have a very different style than any politician we've ever seen campaign for office. he calls it likes it -- like it is. how is acting to change do you think how people respond to him once he gets in the office if he wants to push through a tax cut and someone is it his way he has more of a stage he has more of a stage he has the pulpit. it's hard to teach an old dog new tricks. he is who he is. it works. why change it. it worked for him so far. he is the president-elect. he is in a very powerful position i think they can have very positive affect and i don't think he's get to be as shy about what tactics are right i know that much. they're trying to use every tool available. he wasn't so willing. basically completely freaking out if you have it all up they basically have a combined net worth of roughly 14 and half a billion dollars. i would just ask you ned and we will we will go over to jessica in a moment what is wrong with that. >> i think this is one of the reasons the ameri

thatnse of objectivity listeners and viewers were not accustomed to great questions and straight, unfiltered that is of news happening on capitol hill, that theyautomatically assume must be biased. this is a horrible thing that people feel that the people that are on their cameras have contempt for them. that is something that there ought to be much more introspection about an elite media circles, and instead, they are trickling down on the same ways of delivering their narratives and they have for the past 30 years. i want to say that he has a point about, for example, the dinosaur networks -- which are all broadcasting hillary's comments and condemning things like [indiscernible] does anybody remember robertgate? that was dan rather, who faked texas international five documents, and it was the little citizen bloggers and journalists, who are not credentialed, the ones who brought them down. or the exploding trucks on nbc or in the last election cycle when cnn had to admit, and i remember jake tapper saying it was "journalistically terrifying or horrifying that there was someone within the

thatnse of objectivity listeners and viewers were not accustomed to great questions and straight, unfiltered that is of news happening on capitol hill, that theyautomatically assume must be biased. this is a horrible thing that people feel that the people that are on their cameras have contempt for them. that is something that there ought to be much more introspection about an elite media circles, and instead, they are trickling down on the same ways of delivering their narratives and they have for the past 30 years. i want to say that he has a point about, for example, the dinosaur networks -- which are all broadcasting hillary's comments and condemning things like [indiscernible] does anybody remember robertgate? that was dan rather, who faked texas international five documents, and it was the little citizen bloggers and journalists, who are not credentialed, the ones who brought them down. or the exploding trucks on nbc or in the last election cycle when cnn had to admit, and i remember jake tapper saying it was "journalistically terrifying or horrifying that there was someone within the

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brash, unfiltered, willing to win over the other half.an, otherwise as a man not afraid to tell it like it is. but never in doubt was that donald was always, always the showman. >> sort of was amused about this excerpt from your playboy interview in 1990. the questioner asked, what does all of this, meaning the yacht, the bronze tower, the casino, what does it really mean to you? and you replied, props for the show. and they said what show is that? and you replied, the show is trump with sold out performances everywhere. >> it has been for a long time. >> are we all part of a show. you know some of the criticisms, are we in a reality show. >> no, this is not a reality, this is the real deal. >> you did smile when i read the show -- because it resonated. >> my life has been an interesting life. i have had a lot of fun. >> people call you a lot of names. some positive, some negative. i w music man this race, kim kardashian. bif from back to the future. george costanza. p.t. barn up. do you consider any of those a compliment? >> p. developme

department michigan over contaminated water and over a year later the water is not safe to drink unfilteredntwon has bee in scalia died and senate republicans refused to schedule the confirmation hearing and feds got into a legal standoff with apple after san bernadine owe terror attack they ordered the company to unlock the iphone. the feds later dropped the case saying they were able to pull data from the phone without apple's help. in north car can line athen governor pat mccory signed state's corporate verseial law to limit bathroom options for transgender people and in response major companies announced their plans to take business elsewhere in baltimore a judge found police officer edward nero not guilty of all charges in the death of freddie gray. the case later ended with zero convictions against officers. the biggest shakeup in recent political history after donald trump won enough delegates to clench republican presidential nomination he later announced indiana governor mike pence as his running mate and hillary clinton secured the democratic nomination after unexpectedly tough ch

the water is still not safe to drink unfiltered. conservative justice antonin scalia died in february. president obama nominated federal republicans refused to schedule his hearing. they got into a legal standoff with apple after the san bernardino terror attack. a judge ordered the tech company to unlock the iphone. the feds dropped it saying they were able to pull data. >>> north carolina signed the states controversial law to limit bathroom options for transgender people. in response, major companies announced their plans to take their business elsewhere. >>> in baltimore, a judge found police officer edward nero not guilty of all charges in the death of freddie gray. it ended with 0 convictions against officers. >>> the biggest shake-up. donald trump won enough delegates to clench the republican presidential nomination. he announced mike pence as his running mate and hillary clinton secured the democ after an unexpectedly tough challenge from the independent senator from vermont bernie sanders. she later shows the virginia senat

but he's getting the rallies out there and forcing the media to come and unfiltered carry his mess andight in and night out across the country. lou: the dead periods that were typical customary in the past are dead and gone right now. there is something going on every single day. i have never seen a transition like this. i don't think anyone has. there is such intense interest in everything donald trump does, is thinking about or is purported to be thinking about. charlie? >> he clearly enjoys it so much. he thrives off of it. i think once we get done with the thank you tour he will have a thank you for the thank you tour just so he can keep doing these things. andy is right. it's brilliant politically. he may not be reaching a lot of new people yet the way he might be able to do if he had a lot of successes legislatively here in washington. but from the perspective of all the lawmakers -- that's who he has to negotiate with to get all the things don't wants to get done here. if you think about it from the perspective of lawmakers. they are watching this. he might not be able to turn p

we don't need an unfiltered trump speaking directly to us. i just think these things don't help anyone, and you would urge him to rethink that. secondly, there's a larger point here. malcolm and i have talked about this. context is key. take trump and the united states out of this. when you look at countries like china and russia, they've had 100 year plans. four eight years of trump is a speed bump in the road to where they want to be. china has been clear. they want taiwan,nd the south sea. russia, they want to reemerge to the heyday of the soviet union. the only thing stopping them from doing that is the united states. when you think of these countries and look at their intention, it's not donald trump. it's just to minimize and really take us on and put us out of the way so they can achieve their goals. i think at some point donald trump will have to understand that. >> and quickly, nina, in terms of some of the issues in the region where do you think vladimir putin and donald trump will have disagreements on the international stage that

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over the lead contaminated water in flint, michigan and a year later it's still unsafe to drink unfiltered.>> reporter: in north carolina, pat mccrory signs the states controversial law to limit the bathroom options for the transgender people in a response major companies announced their plan to take their business elsewhere.>> reporter: the biggest shakeup in medical history recently, donald trump wins enough delegates to clinch the presidential nomination and announcing mike pence as his running mate. hillary clinton secured the democratic nomination, and after an unexpectedly tough challenge from the independent senator from vermont bernie sanders, she later showed the -- chose tim kaine as her vice presidential candidate.>> reporter: the worst mass shooting in modern american history when the gunmen opened fire at the gay nightclub in orlando, killing 49, and he died after shootout with the police. >> reporter: written shocked the world when it voted to leave the european union, financial markets around the globe plunging after the decision. >> reporter: juno spacecraft flew into the j

this is going to be a very different presidency in which we're getting a lot of information that's unfilteredas reflective as we're used to seeing in the past. >> and you will be analyzing it. >> and will be analyzing twitter. >> thank you very much, indeed. >>> it is official, the electoral college has confirmed donald trump as president-elect of the united states. we will have trump aels reaction that coming up on "cnn newsroom" live from london. are on the best network.t ds with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and even carry over the data you don't use. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. you'll even get the iphone 7, the samsung galaxy s7, the pixel phone by google, or the motoz droid for only $10 per month. no trade-in required. hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon. >>> after one of the most die advicive elections in u.s. history is now official, the electoral college confirmed donald trump as the president-elect of the united states. his critics didn't take the news sitting down. sara mu

someone who's going to be way more outspoken than president obama, anded ready to voice his opinions unfiltered, not through the media. >> so on this day, robert, as we looked at the president of the united states and the prime minister of japan, a relationship ultimately that dates back decades, not just between these two men, but between these two countries. 75 years to world war ii, what is the future of nuclear policy in a trump administration? >> i don't know. and i don't think anyone knows. i don't think donald trump knows. i think what you're going to see from the president-elect over the next four years is very declarative statements. it's going to make people feel very uncomfortable. but you're going to know what he stands for and know what he believes. the whole nuances and shades to have gray and talking in code and so forth, i think those days are over for the next four years. >> those days are over, but in 140 characters, since it doesn't allow for nuance, as you say, you'll know where it stands, it's easy as you read his position recently on twitter about nuclear policy and this a

first year of his candidacy, benefited from $2 billion in earned media, his rallies were played unfilteredyou had surrogates who were able to make air time and made baseless claims. yes, they were challenged, but the fact that they were without any credentials other than supporting donald trump, there were people watching at home, thinking, that trump surrogate makes some good points. there may be headlines that have to be published now that are donald trump falsely claims x. i think we have to be willing to do that -- >> there was a lot of that in the last few months of the campaign, it's hard to see what good it did. >> it was a little too little too late, you could argue. it was baked in he built the idea that the media's not to be trusted. perhaps if there was more accountability drills from the beginning. when you're talking about someone who ran a 17 month campaign. the last few months, you could argue it was too little too late. >> it was important to see, the banner headline on the times that trump's accusation about the voter fraud was in the headline portrayed as a lie. that actu

but he's getting the rallies out there and forcing the media to come and unfiltered carry his mess andight in and night out across the country. lou: the dead periods that were typical customary in the past are dead and gone right now. there is something going on every single day. i have never seen a transition like this. i don't think anyone has. there is such intense interest in everything donald trump does, is thinking about or is purported to be thinking about. charlie? >> he clearly enjoys it so much. he thrives off of it. i think once we get done with the thank you tour he will have a thank you for the thank you tour just so he can keep doing these things. andy is right. it's brilliant politically. he may not be reaching a lot of new people yet the way he might be able to do if he had a lot of successes legislatively here in washington. but from the perspective of all the lawmakers -- that's who he has to negotiate with to get all the things don't wants to get done here. if you think about it from the perspective of lawmakers. they are watching this. he might not be able to turn p

. >> unfiltered assess to the people to take his message. he has been able to use that successfully. dana, your thoughts on this? >> when governor richardson it's a clash of civilization and helps isis, one, that's true if we let it. we don't have to. should we do nothing different? i don't know if that's true. i think there should be changes. i also wonder when he says that it's helping isis recruit, i would love to see some background on that. >> yes. sources. >> who is saying that? >> is that written in a fortune cookie somewhere. >> is there a ittemp agency that -- >> like, if our intelligence community came forward and said these terrorista terrorists to become -- >> i was radicalized -- >> they are being dishonest. there's no basis for it. >> you were in an administration where the president, president george w. bush, went to a mosque not long after 9/11 to make it very clear, we are not anti-muslim in this country. we are fighting terrorists. we're all together. >> you can do both. that's what i'm saying, you can do both. i think what

of political gravity, what a lot of cable channels were accused of doing, which was giving trump unfiltered airtime, should have brought him down, right? when i watched personally wall to wall coverage of a trump rally, i walked away from my television set saying, you've got to be joking, okay? that was not how voters responded, obviously, at least enough of them. is that the cable companies' fault? or the voters' fault? i'll let you decide. but when trump time after time gets enormous amounts of attention for saying things like starting with john mccain isn't a war hero and going through the mexican judge and we all know the list of outrageous things that he's said, and gets an enormous amount of attention for those, the fact that he survives is just the difference between -- it's not a journalistic failure, it's just that voters were in a different and particularly whatever adjective you would like to insert at this point mood this cycle. but it did have an impact on the coverage that was problematic for me in this sense. he was just the bright shiny object in our journalism. so it occupi

president at real donald trump will not give up unfiltered platform to reach the american citizens and world leaders, will soon have to explain what the next president did or didn't mean with his tweets says it is exciting. >> direct pipeline to the american people where he can talk back and forth, to almost 17 million people on twitter. >> thanes mo trump will have a way to defends himself like did he with this post, quote, i gave millions of dollars to djt foundation, raised or received millions more. all of which is given to charity and media won't report. and it means mr. trump will also have a way to go on offense when he want, to like he did after american diplomats ignored his advice and let an anti-israel resolution pass. that tweet said, quote, the united nations has such great potential, but right now it is just a glove for people to get together, talk, and have a good time. so sad. that shot comes at prominent conservatives like house speaker paul ryan, texas senator ted cruz, and arizona john mccain are calling for the incoming president to strip funds interesting an agency

. >>> this morning on "world news now," president-elect donald trump unfiltered, making his first extendedd state of ohio, trump tipping his hand on a major cabinet choice, taking a swipe at the media.. >>> the rising death toll in an tennessee fire zone, more found in an apocalyptic landscape. fire crews on alert still. in case flames spark up again. >>> and new this hour, sexual harassment in the workplace. >> candid comments from women who work across the economy. what's being done to fight back? >>> and "full house," the famous dwelling from that classic show now off the market. the buyer, someone who should already know his way around. that's in "the skinny" on this friday, december 2nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you don't know? >> i can't wait. >> we're going to talk about it later. the "full house" fire. you'd think this house was going to quietly settle into the san francisco landscape. not so much. >> full details coming up on that. >>> but we start with the president-elect who is doing something that he loves, clearly. playing to a huge crowd of loyal suppor

nearly a year later, the water is still not safe to drink unfiltered.north carolina, then g overnor, pat mccrory, signed the state's controversial law to limit bathroom options for transgender people. in response, major companies announced their plans to take their business elsewhere. the biggest shakeup in recent political history, after donald trump won enough delegates to clinch the republican presidential nomination he later announced indiana governor, mike pence as his running mate. hillary clinton and secure the democratic nomination. after an unexpectedly tough challenge from the independent senator from vermont, bernie sanders. she later chose the virginia senator, tim kaine, as her vice presidential candidate. the worst mass shooting in modern american here -- history happen in 2016 and a gunman opened fire in a gay nightclub in orlando. killing 49 people. he died after a shootout with police. britain shocked the world when it voted to leave the european union. financial markets around the globe plunged after the d ecision. nasa's juno spacecra

thatnse of objectivity listeners and viewers were not accustomed to great questions and straight, unfiltered that is of news happening on capitol hill, that theyautomatically assume must be biased. this is a horrible thing that people feel that the people that are on their cameras have contempt for them. that is something that there ought to be much more introspection about an elite media circles, and instead, they are trickling down on the same ways of delivering their narratives and they have for the past 30 years. i want to say that he has a point about, for example, the dinosaur networks -- which are all broadcasting hillary's comments and condemning things like [indiscernible] does anybody remember robertgate? that was dan rather, who faked texas international five documents, and it was the little citizen bloggers and journalists, who are not credentialed, the ones who brought them down. or the exploding trucks on nbc or in the last election cycle when cnn had to admit, and i remember jake tapper saying it was "journalistically terrifying or horrifying that there was someone within the

our president can bypass the traditional press directly and spread lies and conspiracy theories unfiltered his twitter account. for example, the incoming chief of staff reince priebus recently suggests that trump might completely scrap the traditional daily press briefings the white house does with reporters. >> i think that many things have to change and i think that it's important that those traditions that are great, but quite frankly as you know don't really make news and they're just sort of -- >> no. it's horrible. >> mundane boring episodes. >> seth: boring episodes? this country needs boring episodes right now. the last 18 months have been so insane, it's like a season of "game of thrones" where every episode is "the battle of the bastards." [ laughter ] we all need a break from this action. i can't believe i'm saying this, but america needs some bran. [ light laughter ] on top of that, trump hasn't had a press conference since july which means we are increasingly dependent on his twitter account for information about what he's doing. like this weekend when china seized the u.s. na

. >> the live coverage, unfiltered, and often unevaluated.y in the first few months of his campaign. things that other republicans are shouting at jeff zucker about at the event in harvard last night. he doesn't want to be called on the fact that he doesn't care about that. >> he said he won in a landslide. what does he mean? >> no, if you look at the list of -- >> i think it's like -- i'm not a media critic. at fox they say things we're fair and balanced. everybody knows that's not what they mean, they mean we balance out the liberal media. i get defenders, not a dog whistle, you know what they're really saying. trump talks in this language of, screw you, language. >> no, but -- >> they're going to share that. >> they think they won in a landslide? >> i think some of them do. >> oh, come on. >> hey, you can say i won 30 states and more. >> here's your case study, chris. the other day he said millions of people voted illegally in the race. now, that's not true. his campaign cited studies that didn't say that. the people who wrote the studies.

. >>> the current president of the united states, president obama, unfiltered.he atlantic, getting pretty candid about his legacy and is now saying he thinks the conservative media has vilified him. he says you understand if people are angry that somehow the government is failing, then they are going to look to the guy who represents government. and that applies, by the way, even to some of the folks who are now trump supporters. they're responding to a fictional character named barack obama who they see on fox news or they hear about through rush limbaugh. cnn senior media correspondent, host of "reliable sources" brian stelter, also cnn contributor, former mayor of philadelphia, michael nutter. gentlemen, thank you so much for being with us. you don't get the sense, brian, president obama's going to watch much fox news in retirement. >> is the president took swipes at fox over the years, but now he's commenting much more directly on what he thinks fox did to his presidency. we knew in 2009 fox news was an opposition network to obama. rush limbaugh, conservativ

retense of objectivity listeners and viewers who are not accustomed to great questions and straight, unfiltered delivery of news happening on capitol hill, that they automatically assume there must be bias. this is a horrible thing, if you think about it. are on theirle who cameras have contempt for them. that is something that there ought to be more introspection about in the elite media circles. instead, they are doubling and tripling down on the same ways of delivering their narratives as they have for the past 30 years. i do want to say he has a point about, for example, the dinosaur networks, who are now on broadcasting hillary's comments and condemning things like pizza gate. but does anyone ever remember robert gate? it was those little citizen bloggers and journalists who are not credentialed were the ones that brought them down, or the exploding trucks on nbc, or even in this past election cycle when it cnn -- i remember jake tapper saying it was journalistically horrifying that there was someone within their organization that was leaking questions to hillary clinton. host: he called i

we can agree on is that donald trump was nothing if not a different kind of candidate -- brash, unfiltered, willing to insult half the country in order to win over the other half. some saw him as a con man. others saw him as a man not afraid to tell it like it is. but never in doubt was that donald was always, always the showman. i sort was amused about this excerpt from your "playboy" interview in 1990. the questioner asked -- what is all of this meaning your yacht, the bronze tower, the casino, what does it mean to you? and you replied, props for the show. and they said, what shows that? you replied, the show is trump, and it is soldout performances everywhere. >> it has been for a long time. >> are we all a part of a show? i mean, there is -- >> no -- >> you know the criticisms, we all feel like -- are we in a reality show? >> no. this is not a reality -- this is the real deal. our country has to be -- >> but smile when i read the show stuff. it resonated with you. >> it is fun -- look, my life has been an interesting life. i've had a lot of fun. >> people call you a lot of names. some