when he was starting his career, according to even the washington post, had nothing to do with the grades zone at the time. and yet the post, the way they frame it, is that the iranian government is actually paying the gray zone. and so since this articles come out, i've had to, for example, address this with like college buddies who say, so the washington post says that iran controls the grades and what's up with that is really media i 24. and it's really the government linked media's out media outlets reported that iran and russia are funding the great zone in a bold print headline. a complete lie that's not even backed up by this washington post article. so the point of the article is to create a kind of steel darcy, a situation where they slapped together enough innuendo. outright lies and smears to convince people in the 3 letter agencies that maybe they need to get a fight as a warrant on us. maybe we need to be investigated, maybe f b i agents need to show up at my door. but certainly i need to be harassed because as this article explicitly acknowledges, i personally in the great z

but also discuss what some of the principles of the washington post? principles that the post at the time of the watergate scandal have had to say about this interpretation of watergate. and will consider why it matters we'll consider the so what question. why debunking this myth? matters along the way we'll have some time for q&a. here are a few names that will encounter. during our class today. bob woodward and carl bernstein these are these were reporters for the washington post the lead reporters on the watergate scandal for the post. and they teamed up in 1972 and were together through the scandal in 1974. together they wrote two books about the watergate scandal. catherine graham is another name that will encounter she was the posts publisher. during the watergate period the post then was a family-owned newspaper. and she was publisher from 1969 to 1979. she backed the watergate investigation. sometimes in the face of government pressure catherine graham died in 2001 ben bradley is another name will encounter today. he was the posts executive edit

hates the washington post. and so colson has a plan. to drive down the washington post share price. i think it was 38 dollars and colson has succeeded in driving it down to as he says 25 dollars. actually 28 dollars and so he's boasting about this to nixon. he's delighted to inform nixon that the economy was doing great. everybody's fortunes are up except those of the post. oddly enough their stock has dropped three more points since i told you last it's now $28. that's too -- bad. nixon replied sarcastically. isn't that a shame says colson? it was 38 dollars in december and had record earnings and has dropped 10 points. keep them busy nixon instructed. it was nearly 2 am finally time to go to bed. the president had to be up early the next morning for the inauguration day ceremonies. he said goodnight to his special counsel and hung up the phone. two floors below in a locked cabinet in the west wing basement. you are 4,000 real to real tape recorder. stop worrying. now if any of you did ap literature in school,

hates the washington post. and so colson has a plan. to drive down the washington post share price. i think it was 38 dollars and colson has succeeded in driving it down to as he says 25 dollars. actually 28 dollars and so he's boasting about this to nixon. he's delighted to inform nixon that the economy was doing great. everybody's fortunes are up except those of the post. oddly enough their stock has dropped three more points since i told you last it's now $28. that's too -- bad. nixon replied sarcastically. isn't that a shame says colson? it was 38 dollars in december and had record earnings and has dropped 10 points. keep them busy nixon instructed. it was nearly 2 am finally time to go to bed. the president had to be up early the next morning for the inauguration day ceremonies. he said goodnight to his special counsel and hung up the phone. two floors below in a locked cabinet in the west wing basement. you are 4,000 real to real tape recorder. stop worrying. now if any of you did ap literature in school,

this is the washington post also released an article before that interview accusing mister and 16 a becoming a megaphone for far right politics, released his platform. the post owned by billionaire jeff bezos. not saying there is jealousy there but you decide. >> speaker-02: kevin corke live in dc, thank you. >> trace: the "fox news @ night" commonsense department was among the millions who listened to and liked donald trump's interview with elon musk on x but the liberal media did not like it, no sir. in fact washington post reporter suggested the white house should censor the interview even before it happened. and karine jean-pierre said "it's important to call that out out so to clarify, a white house reporter wanted to shut down an interview with harris his opponent and the white house it good idea. the washington post at several op-ed's only interview, one of them using the words white male six or 700 times and an op-ed dished up more hate than it carry christmas movie. , even taking swingset fox news and greg gutfeld who had zero involvement. it gets better. kamala harris trashed trump

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this is about 30 minutes. >> hello and welcome to washington post live. i'm amy gardner, national reporter on the post democracy team. today were joined by the secretary of state of arizona and by pennsylvania secretary of state al schmidt. very quickly i want to say why these jobs in these men are so important. secretaries of state run elections in most states and are often the chief election officers who disseminate rules, police this information about elections and investigate fraud. so these two gentlemen are in the hot seat this year. welcome. >> thank you, good to see you again. >> we had some big news this morning, vice president and democratic nominee emily harris chose minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate. but i'm going to talk about something else, we are all reeling a little bit by a rather torturous rally over the weekend in atlanta that former president donald trump held. in which he name checked three members of the board of election of that state and one of them was in the front row of the rally and waved to him as he name checked

[applause] >> so once again, i'm jonathan capehart associate editor of the "washington post." ey give joining us, and for those of you here in person at the post today please join us in the lounge for coffee and conversations offstage. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> today on c-span a look at nuclear security challenges with acting assistant defense secretary for space policy. that's live from the center for strategic and international studies at 10 a.m. eastern. at noon and memorial service for the late representative sheila jackson lee life from houston. vice president kamala harris is expected to attend and give eulogy. on c-span2 the senate returns at 11 a.m. and will vote shortly after on the nomination of a u.s. deputy representative to the united nations. in the afternoon senators will also vote on whether to begin debate on legislation that extends and expense certain tax breaks and the child tax credit. you can also watch our live coverage o

this is about 30 minutes. >> hello and welcome to washington post live. i'm amy gardner and today we are joined by secretary of state of arizona and pennsylvania secretary of state. i want to say why these jobs are important. they run elections and are often the chief officers who police disinformation about elections and investigate fraud, so these two gentlemen are in the hot seat. welcome. >> thank you and good to see you both. we have some big news this morning. vice president kamala harris chose the governor tim walz for her running mate. but we are all reeling a little bit after a rally after a weekend in atlanta in which he name checked the board of electors in the state. he said these individuals are going to fight for honesty, transparency and victory. that being jarring in georgia. they are worried he is signaling a plan to repeat 2020, to pressure election officials should he lose georgia. i wonder if you could talk about your concerns about the potential for that kind of repeat and what you are doing about it. secretary schmidt, i will start w

he says, hey, i saw the piece in "the washington post." that guy called me up and spoke to me for an hour and a half. but he did not quote me. i said, did you say anything crappy about me? and he said, no. i said, that is the point. they just want to destroy you. you have to understand what was said last night, this is spiritual warfare and they are on the side of the devil. if you work for an organization that is ok with the mutilation of young girls in the name of health, your evil incarnate. i'm sorry, it is that start. and to quote my rabbi -- i'm catholic, but dennis is my rabbi. there are three types of people in the world. those who fight for the truth, those who help the fighters, and those who do nothing who are actually on the side of the devil. let's be clear here, if you are doing nothing, you are complicit. that is why you are here. god bless every single one of you. the establishment is unsalvageable. my colleague from the white house right now, my boss in the white house is sitting in danbury federal prison in connecticut. s

this is a report by the washington post. doesn't this mean that the us is risking all these countries turning against it? well, absolutely, and you have to understand how the um, the leadership of the united states views the world. i've stated it. like this: the united states current leadership views the world only in two categories, in countries that they have conquered and countries that they intend to come, so they are not concerned that countries will turn against them or or countries will be angry at them because their intent is to conquer those countries and to um dominate them and to be able to access their resources whether it's cheap labor or various natural resources um in in a manner that would be um... a power dynamic of of domination, power dynamic of imperialism, so yes, the united states risks uh, these countries turning against them, pushing back against them, um, not liking or accepting the united states domination, but because of the mentality of the current leadership of the united states, they don't reall

this is a report by the washington post. doesn't this mean that the us is risking all these countries turning against it? well, absolutely, and you have to understand how the um, the leadership of the united states views the world. "i've stated it like this: the united states current leadership views the world only in two categories, in countries that they have conquered and countries that they intend to conquer, so they are not concerned that countries will turn against them or or countries will be angry at them because their intent is to conquer those countries and to um dominate them and to be able to access their resources, whether it's cheap labor or various natural resources um in a manner." that would be um a power dynamic of of domination, power dynamic of imperialism, so yes, the united states risks uh these countries turning against them, pushing back against them, um, not liking or accepting the united states domination, but because of the mentality of the current leadership of the united states, they don't really

the findings by uh the particular um publication was the washington post points out that the us has become the country that introduced three times more sanctions than any other country or international organization as you see over here uh being in the lead, according to the washington post, more than 60% of low income countries, i mentioned that around the world are under us financial restrictions, and of course that points to that, and here are former us presidents where uh the trend has continued starting from george bush jr., not starting, but where it really spiked, and it has reached a fever pitch under president biden who has imposed over 6,00 sanctions in just two years, now the depth of that in terms of what has occurred. a former commerce department official uh is uh what he has said, nobody in government is sure that this whole strategy is even working, and he has said that it is the only thing between diplomacy and war, and uh that just shows uh why this sanctions regime is under a question mark, because uh there shouldn't be such a big gap between diplomacy and war. of course t

he agreed to gradually leaks some documents to the washington post in his cooperation with craig whitlock from 2007. of any inspector general i probably been the most forthcoming on information. the revelation. by john sopco on the process of reconstruction in afghanistan during the 20 years were a clear example of burnt documents. despite its economic capacities, afghanistan is among the weakest economies in the world. afghanistan was among the poorest countries in the world until 2020, if not the poorest country. poverty is natural outcome of poor economy and long-running wars in a country. afghanistan is is the poorest country in asia, in fact it is the poorest country uh in the world, except for about five eight, depending how you measure it, countries in africa. under such circumstances, it isn't surprising that the country has been ranked the first or second country with the highest rate of immigration. during these years, us's construction project was apparently answer to the ruins in afghanistan and was meant to prove that the us has brought prosperity to any country it's entered.

cnn, the washington post, even pbs's david brooks are saying it's it's bad for americ. maria salazar joins us with a warning for america. she and her family literally fled cuba's communist dictators as many constituents did. plus democrats claim unity but they gave president biden what is considered the worst speaking slot tonight at the dnc. this as a final house impeachment report today says he should be removed from office for corruption. rnc chairman michael whatley here to respond and big setback for biden and harris. more and more federal reserve officials now warn those us jobs numbers that they have been campaigning on could be inflated, overstated. former home depot ceo bob nardelli here to weigh in. but first, former president trump in pennsylvania today going after kamala harris on energy and inflation, and more. grady trimble standing by live at the scene in york, pennsylvania with the story. grady, good to see you. reporter: you too, liz. this stop for the former president was the first of many in several battleground swing states this week. these aren't ne

we will get the details from the washington post plus happy birthday jd vance? as the republican vice presidential candidate turns 40, the internet has gifted the rest of us by digging up even more of his controversial past. that is next. ear... and sprays can leave grime like that ultra foamy melts it on contact. magic. new ultra foamy magic eraser. >> no application fee if you apply by august 29th at university of maryland global campus, an accredited university that's transformed adult lives for 75 years. you're not waiting to win, you're ready to succeed again at umgc.edu. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. you're not waiting to win, you're ready i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer. sleep number does that. c

a media outlet reveals secrets depending on the degree of its'. independence in 2019, the washington post published a part of the secret documents on the us presence in afghanistan. the documents were known as the afghanistan papers. a curious journalist at the washington post, craig whitlock, a person who had been. investigating afghanistan for a while and had been gathering documents. he published several thousand pages of documents, including interviews with scores of us generals and diplomats on security issues, but how did whitlock manage to do that? 2,0 pages of documents of of interviews that had been kept under wraps for number of years in which people who were in charge of the war admitted that uh the strategy was a mess. uh that they misled the american public. this important event happened after he got to know special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction cigar, an organization that was established by the us congress in 2008 to inspect the reconstruction in afghanistan. general john sopco is the head and special inspector of the organization. john sopco is the most i

"the washington post" was first to report the fbi's probe.e and suspected iran was behind the attempts to seal data from the two campaigns. a harris campaign official tells nbc news it did not appear to be a victim of any security breaches. joining us now, white house reporting for "the washington post," tyler page. good morning, tyler, good to see you. tell us a little bit what you know about the hack attempts, the post and politico each were send some of the jd vance information. it's publicly clear. but we're not aware of any sensitive material just yet. but tell us more about the probe and how the campaign is responding. >> yeah. i think we're still learning about this, obviously in realtime. it's been unfolding for the last few days, obviously, the fbi has been aware of this and the campaign has been aware of this for some time. and just shows that foreign actors continue to be involved and interfere with american elections. obviously, they were successful with the campaign. we're still learning what information they have gotten access t

another washington insider christopher political commentator who worked for cnn, roll call, "washington post," frequent panelist on meet the press nbc analyst. he has also cohost another washington favorite. the sports and podcast also has a political blog. his freelance work has appeared in the atlantic excuse me the atlanticd monthly. forr all this and political gees this should be a fabulous discussion so gentlemen, take it away. >> hello everyone. thank you all for being here. last year i was in carlo's spot was about one third 75 degrees out. i am thrilled at the weather to be totally honestwe this is gret as trying not to sweat last your thank you all for being here this is hard-core we appreciate you. people like politics and people who like books. or going to talk about carlos book obviously. one of things carlos does that i really value takes things that are in the news that everyone is writing about and find an angle or something thoughtful and interesting and insightful to say that everyone is not saying which to me is coin of the realm of stuff and politics. lots could look at so

christopher, political commentator whod worked for cn, roll call, the "washington post," frequent panelisthe press and nbc political analyst. he is also cohost of the tony kornheiser show another washington favorite. a sports podcast and has a political blog on sub stack is freelance work has appeared in these atlantic excuse me the atlantic monthly the washingtonian. for all of us a political geeks this should be a really fabulous discussion so gentlemen take it away. >> thank you. hello everyone. thank you all for being here. last year i was in carlos spot was a about 175 degrees out. so i am thrilled at the weather to be totally honest. thank you all for being here this is hard-core, we appreciate you. people who like politics and people who like books. so we are going to talk about carlos is a book, obviously. onelo of the things carlos does that i reallyy value his take things that are in the news that everyone is writing about and find an angle or something thoughtful and insightful to say that everyone is not saying to me isol coin of the realm of stf in politics a lot of people can

opposed he is cooperating with the probe and devlin barrett is a law- enforcement reporter for the washington post. he is one of the reporters who broke the story tonight from the post in the last few hours. i gave a few details that i summarized it quickly. you broke the story two hours ago. tell me what's in your reporting? >> the main thing is we just learned a piece of this, the tip of the iceberg of this investigation but we are now seeing is a larger device that's coming into focus. it shows the investigation is been running since june and they have been working it for a while, and the same suspected iranian hackers went after biden/harris advisers as well as trump advisers. it looks like so far, they were more successful in their hacking against trump people than biden people. the caveat is it's a messy space. i don't think this is the last thing we will learn about this investigation or this hacking ever. theirs months to go so i don't think we have seen the last, not just of this hacking, but other attempts. >> you cover this closely. attempts to intervene in u.s. elections is pretty comm

by the way, to add a bit of information, journalists from the american edition of the washington postited a court controlled by ukraine. they write that the ukrainian military does not cause any harm to local residents. instead, they distribute humanitarian aid. quote. the reporters did not see any evidence that they were ukrainian the military murdered or attacked... civilians, a dozen russian civilians interviewed by the judge said that they were treated well, and they did not know of any killed residents, well, this is also the opposite. in what the rashists are doing and did in buch, in irpin, in gostomel, in what they did in izyum and what they are doing now in principle in all occupied territories, but it is clear that we must understand, this is how we observe humanitarian law, but we understand that these are the people who, this is the country that is killing today our country, our people, which kills kills. and will kill, let's also be frank here, mr. georgy, here is another question: the kremlin, it is trying to downplay this threat, at least if you look at their tv channel

- this is writing the washington post, in my opinion it would be easier to just throw away theause it is clear that the washington post is a mouthpiece for a very specific political elite, who... look, a man is lying on the asphalt, hitting his head, if something like this happened to us , even bandits wouldn't allow themselves to do that, this is below said about even bandit honor, and these are the police floeds who strangled him, that 's what happened after they saw that someone was filming, let's grab them, there are more to say transparent undemocratic situations, here you go, recently mrs. harris was singled out as the official candidate from the democratic party by some kind of night vote, some kind of virtual phone call parties and immediately quickly conducted a public opinion poll and found that it was already ahead of trump, well, we encountered such technology in the republic of belarus, well , by the way, volch was also right there, as he was nominated, and immediately other structures conducted polls, 70% of americans had not even heard his name, you will see, tom

heather long, washington post, thank you very much for coming back to the saturday show. forward to at the democratic national convention, when an energized party rings out its biggest names to unite behind the harris walz ticket. after the break. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! >>> folks, i have an incredible partner. the progress we've made. she is going to make one hell of a president. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was president biden on thursday, making the case for vice president harris to be his successor. a message you know he is going to repeat when he delivers the keynote address at the first night of the democratic convention that kicks off monday in chicago. beyond having harris's appeal, aides tell nbc news that biden will also make clear that he still believes donald trump poses a grave threat to democracy. and, get ready, it's going to be a love fest for the man that put

strikes on energy and energy infrastructure in general from both sides, and in particular, the washington postllegedly writes that these negotiations were disrupted due to the kurdish operation, how do you evaluate such information, such articles, which they wonder if this could really happen. this and and whether such things they should, whether such things should be given publicity, or should society know about any negotiations, even theoretical ones, that may take place between ukraine and the side of the occupying state? and first, i belong to those politicians who believe that the main negotiator at this stage is the armed forces. forces of ukraine. the strength and power of the armed forces of ukraine strengthen the negotiating positions of ukraine, regardless of whether peace negotiations begin, because it is obvious that any war, any conflict ends with peace negotiations. but today, the ukrainian armed forces are writing this formula for peace, and they need it to help, and to help through, firstly, the strengthening of our military-industrial complex, sufficient provision of drones, m

"the washington post" reporting the fbi is now looking in a suspected hacking attempt by iran from both a trump associate and the biden/harris campaign, reporting that the bureau began investigating earlier this summer believing that iran was sending phishing emails to biden campaign officials and drops as donald trump returns to ask the site formally known as twitter tonight. cbs's robert costa has more. >> reporter: former president donald trump teased his dramatic return to x, the social media site that was crucial to its winning bid for the white house in 2016. >> we will take back our country and we will make america great again. >> trump allies tell cbs news he is seeking to counter the momentum of vice president kemal harris campaign. which has been dry and packed crowds the country. trump has been falsely accusing harris of cheating by claiming large crowds that he says did not exist. according to the harris campaign an audience of more than 15,000 turned out to for a rally last week in michigan. all this comes as harris works to hold together president biden's coalition, and in

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the important washington post reporting about the $10 million that might have gone from egypt to donald trump. we will bring and barbara to get a prosecutors view of that story and the question we are wondering about is why wouldn't the justice department take a look at this after? once that regime was gone why wouldn't someone there say there was this thing we were working on that they wouldn't let us work on. you might want to take a look at it. did that happen in the justice department? will we ever know? >> there was this thing we were working on where we had not only good intelligence but additional corroborating intelligence streams that told us that it was in fact the worst thing we thought it might've been and we were blocked from doing even basic investigatory steps to figure out if it happened. if it's true it's the biggest presidential scandal in american history. can we do something about it? ask around? i know. >> we will get a prosecutors view of what that evidence was like at the time ends importantly why would it the new administration and justice department take a look

in the "washington post" that's why people use media outlets it is important people not just say they media outlets but really put their actions behind it as well not follow along with what their conspiracy theories falsehoods or coverups are doing. mark: a lot of the problem is also the of multinational corporations or corporations involved in 25 different businesses. they will buy a media platform over here. their business is not really news their business is not journalism. their business is whatever it works for them. whatever i works for them is to throw the ground in washington d.c. mollie hemingway i want to thank you everything you different liberty your excellent writing, you are speaking. god bless you my friend. x news e numbers. i am jon scott now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪. mark: welcome back america we have with us retired four-star army general jack keane. we love having the general on the show. the in situ for the study of war chairman. general, there is a lot of debate you cannot miss it going out of the country about the competency of the commander-in-chief.

we are also following breaking news here at home tonight, "the washington post" reporting the fbi is looking in a suspected hacking attempts by iran on both a trump associate and the biden/harris campaign. the paper reporting that the bureau began investigating earlier this summer believing that iran was sending phishing emails to biden campaign officials. and this news drops as donald trump returns to x, the site formerly known as twitter tonight. cbs's robert costa has more. >> reporter: former president donald trump returned to x, cannot before technical issues limited a planned interview with elon musk. >> we have a defective government. these are defective people. they are not people who should be running it. >> reporter: trump allies tell cbs news he's seeking to counter the momentum of vice president kamala harris' campaign which has been drawing packed crowds across the country. trump has been falsely accusing harris of cheating, by claiming large crowds that he says didn't exist. according to the harris campaign, an audience of more than 15,000 turned out for a rally last we

reporter: harris now with a six-point lead nationwide among likely voters, in our new abc news "washington post" poll. harris invigorating young voters, now up by 20 points. biden had only been up by two. independent voters now favoring harris by 11 points. biden was down four points against trump. republican vice presidential nominee senator jd vance not taking those numbers to heart. >> kamala harris got a bit of a sugar high a couple of weeks ago but what we've actually seen is from our own internal data, shannon, is kamala harris has already leveled off. >> reporter: vice president harris and running mate governor tim walz out together with their spouses for the first time greeting supporters in must-win pennsylvania. they are debuting these new campaign busses, launching this bus tour out in western pennsylvania. this is a really swingy part of this crucial swing state. so much attention has been paid on pennsylvania the last few months, the last few days. of course, it's the state that could decide this whole election. >> we're so excited about the harris/walz ticket and the hope and the

that from the washington post. let's hear from anthony, staten island, republican line.ler: how you doing? off the bat, people, you got to do research. these democrats are clueless. you know what, maybe we are a little suspicious of voter fraud. but 80% of every group agrees, ok? you let all these people in on purpose. the point about trump, i am sick of all these people lying about trump. all these people, clinton, schumer -- i am from new jersey, and they all took donations for him before he ran for president. when did he become racist? when he decided to run for president. host: paul is next in florida, independent line. caller: i am calling in response to the gentleman who called four or five calls back. first of all, i am an independent and i love to talk about politics with either republicans or democrats, does not matter. play devils advocate for both sides. but the man said he cannot sit down and republicans do not want to listen because they do not believe anything. i would like to remind him that democrats played the russia hoax and cnn and abc, nbc, all the ma

this is the formula for peace, peace, peace talks, in particular the washington post newspaper, an american publication, wrote about the disruption of the supposedly secret negotiations that took place between ukraine and russia due to the kurdish operation, well, in particular, if we add a little information, then in on august 24, representatives of ukraine and the occupying power... were to send negotiators to qatar regarding the cessation of strikes on energy and energy infrastructure in general from both sides, and in particular, the washington post allegedly writes, that these negotiations were disrupted due to the kurdish operation, how do you evaluate such information, such articles that appear, could it really have happened? this and and or such things, they should, or such things should be made public, or society should know about any negotiations, even theoretical ones, that may take place between ukraine and the side of the occupying state? and first, i belong to those politicians who believe that the main negotiator at this stage is the armed forces. strength of ukraine. the str