decks of congressman gary gray area ethically he could be which i'm ok with storyboards of the washington herald morning a source close to the president exactly sure how many. actually i want to go over i'm sorry mr president but i will not get. into. well. so on a scale of one to ethical how does everyone feel about pulling a real zoe barnes for story ideas for media rights groups however what we're seeing here is trump's latest push to demonize journalists a move which represents a true declaration of war on the press we believe that the government seizure of early work in this data sets a dangerous precedent we fear it could be an opening salvo in an ongoing battle over reporters' ability to produce think this but such intimidation tactics on reporters are actually nothing new investigations into journalists on their sources were heavily ramped up under trump's previous s.-a in fact under president obama the justice department prosecuted more leak cases then all previous administrations combined so perhaps it's time for a rethink on using this old spiel journalist shine a light on many issues

its fatigue to kids whose phone and e-mail records were secretly skills engaging tipoffs by washington heralding a source close to the president exactly sure how they got to me i want to go over i'm sorry mr president but i will not do. you. give and take. well watch. so on a scale of one to ethical how does everyone if you about pulling a real zoe barnes for story ideas is saying here is trump's legalists a move which represents a true declaration of war didn't we fear it could be an opening salvo in going battle over reporters' ability but such intimidation tactic of issued a wish and also expected to travel to the world cup in russia those fans freeze a number of risks including holguin violence attacks motivated by religious sentiment and terrorist attack also suggested if any players here racist remarks directed towards them they can walk off the pitch for england star john barnes told r.t. program news thing that racism remains a global issue. it was a big deal and racism all over the world is a big deal in race and in this country no more so than in russia than anywhere else and of course

until episode very grey area i think the week of the which i'm ok with shelley barnes of the washington heraldduring a source close to the i want to go over i'm sorry mr president the. give and take. well takes all right so perhaps it was the all too often that journalists' continued you can see the football team from brazil whose plane has landed and saw a kick start in his hand and if you forgot say france will be playing denmark in moscow so i asked him about stage. these events you know said that russia was one hundred percent ready for the world cup and the age of the fan first of all the coveted trophy is made of eighteen karat gold the cup has been passed to years now ahead of the event it went and even made a stop right here at the. exact trophy above their heads and this is the one that they keep only for a short while. for the one in on the maid of eighteen karat solid gold. appreciated to the cities where the trophy visits. with manchester united manager jose mcrae know who has already made his first predictions. latest are we in but i also want my place to go on holiday so this is

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you'd see herald washington here a lot. barack here all the time, spent most of breakfast. >> anthony: the machine that is chicago politics goes straight back to emperor richard daily, the father, then the son, with a diverse cast of scoundrels in between. how are things in chicago on the arc of the trajectory? >> bruce: the problem was that we had this, the daily dynasty, we had the old man and when we had the kid, the not so bright kid, replaced him and he threw a party for his friends for over 20 years and when it came time to pay the bill he snuck out the back door of the, uh, of city hall. so it's a mess right now financially. the one thing about chicago is, you cannot get away with being a fake or a phony. i mean, maybe somewhere out in one of the suburbs. but people see through it right away and that's kind of chicago. >> anthony: what other characteristics of a true chicagoan would be stereotypically true? >> bruce: i think you've got to make at least a little effort to be -- to not be a pussy. i think you've got to

kimberly atkins, chief washington reporter for "the boston herald." and peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." welcome to you all. let's begin with the only man among you who made the trip today. todd, tell us about how the trip came about to your understanding. what was the stated goal of the trip, and what ended up defining the day? >> well, the first lady's office told reporters traveling aboard her plane to mcallen this morning that she decided two days ago that she really wanted to see these facilities. she told her husband, and that he was supportive of it, but that it was her idea 100%. this, of course, was about two day after she went public on sunday putting out a statement saying that she was not happy about the family separations. the press was assembled very secretly yesterday for this trip that began this morning. we were told by the first lady's office that secrecy was important to protect the first lady because they didn't have time to have an advance team down there, and of course all of the federal asse

kimberly atkins, chief washington reporter for "the boston herald." jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press. and cynthia alksne, a former federal prosecutor, veteran of the civil rights division at the justice department. cynthia, i'd like to begin with you if that's okay, and that is this. the center, the center left, and the left woke up this morning after the fog of the news about justice kennedy leaving the court with the realization that this president will be selecting a judge, a man or a woman who will be seated on the court presumably in time to potentially adjudicate the president of the united states. what's your thinking about that? >> well, i think their first thought was this was this would probably be somebody who would help overturn roe v. wade and that somewhere between 15 and 18 states, abortion would be illegal within the next year. so that was the first thought. the second thought is, of course, you know, one more tragedy for what's happening to our justice system, and it doesn't appear to me that there's real

well, just as mr trump is heralding the summit a great success back in washington, pyongyang is also a winner for their supreme leader. few doubted that this would quickly become a propaganda coup for kim jung—un and that certainly seems to be the case. here's reaction from north koreans. translation: the future of our country's looking bright because we have kim jong—un leading the world's political trend on the korean peninsula, steering wheel of history. translation: the meeting between the people's republic of korea and the us leadership in singapore was very great event that has great significance for reconciliation, peace, stability and future prospects of the korean peninsula. translation: bringing dramatic change in our country's relationship with the united states, which took the world by surprise, is the result of efforts by the workers' party and our government, which has been willing to safeguard the peace and stability of the korean peninsula and the world. everyone on messaging jonny agnew. the debate over the outcome of the summit as you can imagine, is a little fierce

heralded as the start of a movement. >> she has a message that the democrats did not have. >> she came out of nowhere and it's a message that people in washington are already waking up and taking the note. >> she is not a anomaly, she is not a glitch, she is a feature of a fight to come within the democratic party. >> martha: so the steam for that appears to beginning traction. according to recent polling, 42% of young people support the idea of capitalism. socialism gets 33% among young voters. earlier tonight i spoke with ben shapiro, editor in chief of the daily wire. what do you make of this, is it an anomaly or is it a movement? >> i think the next wave of democrats will be much closer. even nancy pelosi brand democrats. what you see here is sort of the hall howling at the branch of the democratic party where they throw out whatever radical proposal they want and suggest it's truly authentic. the clarity lies in making proposals that are completely tenable and never be paid forward. and she was asked specifically how she paid for that and she proceeded to blab for 2 minutes without answering the question because she doesn't have a way to p