. >> sort of a wannabe trump. use language like that. few people like language like that. that's donald trump's model. >> we didn't have people body slamming when i was in school. i miss that had course. >> i believe we should all treat the press with respectful. >> the left has precipitated this tense confrontation al approach. >> keep in mind what that last congressman just said. the left has precipitated this confrontational approach. dot, dot, dot. so it's okay to hit a report he? you were there to cover the election. a lot has come out since the election. we have a lot more clarity. some confrontations. walk us through this. >> a lot has come out this morning but not fm the gianforte campaign. we've heard the account of the fox news reporters who were in the room who saw this entire incident take place and we've heard more from jacobs about what he saw happened. and importantly, we're starting to flare montana voters. gianforte's only statement was to say this was an incident caused by an aggressive report here got in his face and who he had tried to sort of push away

wants to be the one representative into the house of representatives from montana be sort of a wannabe-trump. it's a tactic to attack the press. and we really have to say: this is about the constitution of the united states. >> yang: mr. trump, as candidate and as president, has targeted media with harsh language of his own. >> the dishonest media, among the world's most dishonest people. >> yang: there have been other clashes between politicians and the press: a west virginia public radio reporter was arrested trying to question health and human services secretary tom price. and a "congressional quarterly" reporter was allegedly manhandled by security guards when he tried to ask a question after an f.c.c. hearing. to explore the meaning of these incidents we're joined by howard kurtz, host of "media buzz" on fox news channel. and tom rosenstiel, head of the american press institute and a senior fellow at the brookings institution. howard, tom, thanks for being here. tom, let me start with you. is there a change in the climate, a change in attitudes toward the press? >> yeah. i mean, we're s

jane: nancy pelosi accused him of being a trump wannabe. paul ryan has not asked him to step aside from the race. do you think he should have? ron: i don't. i think it is ultimately, as the speaker of the house said today, up to the voters in montana to decide, but if that is the person they want representing them, that is a reflection candidly on them. jane: ron christie, thank you very much. ron: always a pleasure. jane: ok, one more story before we go. take a look at this. it is video of a woman who has no intention of letting a carjacker get away with her wheels. she was filling up her car in milwaukee, wisconsin, one of the -- when a thief jumped in and tried to drive off. she was having none of it. the 28-year-old said she was acting on instinct, and it was not until later that she considered how dangerous it had all been. that's it. wheels up, i'm off. thank you for watching, and check out that story on our website. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman fo