washington post is a cartoon about its owner and the president-elect. prompting a pulitzer winner to quit. >>> and church and state, the pope is a progressive and trump antagonist to washington. just in time for the trump inauguration. >>> live at the table, van jones, scott jennings, and ashley alison. americans with different perspectives are talking to each other , but here they do. >>> good evening. i am abby phillip in new york and let's get what america is talking about. now versus them. today january 6th played out as intended with the vice president of the united states notifying the election results to no violence, no injured police officers, no deaths. no fatal blows to american democracy. today unlike four years ago the president of the united states did not marshall a mob and point them for the p ago today, unlike than the outgoing administration listen to the will of the voters. today, unlike then, the loser of the election did not urge the supporters to fight like --, today kamala harris said this. >> it is about what the american people sh

"the washington post" cuts a cartoon about its owner and the president-elect, prompting a pulitzer winner to quit. >>> and church and state. the pope sends a progressive and trump antagonist to washington, just in time for the trump inauguration. live at the table, van jones, scott jennings, sc cup and ashley alison. americans with different perspectives are talking to each other but here they do. >>> zbeeng. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. now versus then. today, january 6th played out as intended with the vice president of the united states certifying the election results. no violation, no injured police officers, no near fatal blows to american democracy. today, unlike four years ago, the president of the united states didn't marshall a mob and then point them toward the capitol. today, unlike then, the outgoing administration listened to the will of the voters. today, unlike then the loser of the election didn't urge their supporters to fight like hell. today, kamala harris said this -- >> it was about what should be the norm and what th

dani: a new report last hour from the washington post suggests president donald trump -- president-electng universal tariffs covering critical imports. three people familiar with the matter told the post trump's aides are looking into the plans. he called for tariffs as high as 20% or 10% on everything imported to the u.s. united airlines expressed using starlink for in-flight wi-fi in the spring. in earlier than expected rollout. united said only members of the carriers loyalty program will get the service for free. it was a departure from the original plan that would offer all passengers the service free of charge. the u.s. are united cup champions once again after coco gauff and taylor fritz took down their opponents from poland. gauff took down iga swiatek in straight sets. fritz beat his opponent in a tiebreaker in the men's singles. that is your bloomberg brief. jonathan: up next on the program, donald trump's expensive agenda. >> i don't think the market fully has embraced how much deficit spending i think we are about to do. jonathan: that conversation up next. good morning. jona

the washington post report _ than we thought. the washington post report that _ than we thought.t that trump _ than we thought. the washington post report that trump would - post report that trump would only target critical imports in those tariffs and that's what they have been exploring so those are narrower tariffs than previously feared. we have heard from donald trump posting de the banking that report calling it fake news. we did see some market reaction on that report that this idea, those tariffs would not be as bad as feared, they would be much narrower and would not drive inflation as far as some were fearing. the european markets in particular had got a boost from this. we saw the us dollar slump and we have seen some of that market reaction to dot to reverse now that donald trump has come up and debunked that report. trump has come up and debunked that report-— that report. thank you very much. a "pressure cooker of rising costs and taxes". that�*s the environment uk companies are facing— according to the british chambers of commerce — which lobbies for their interest

on july 22nd, 2019, the washington post wrote the fired prosecco. peter general shokin, quote, believes his ouster was because of his interest in the company. in quote referring to burisma, the post wrote that quote had remained in his post. he would have questioned hunter biden on july 25th, 2019. three days later, president trump speaks with president zelensky. he says the other thing there's a lot of talk about biden's son that biden stopped prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that. so whatever you can do with this attorney general would be great. biden went around bragging that he stopped the prosecution. so if you can look into it, it looks horrible to me in quote, the house managers talked about the bidens of burisma, 400 times, but never gave you the full picture. but here are those who did. the united kingdom's serious fraud unit deputy. assistant secretary of state george kent chris hynes, the abc white house reporter, abc good morning america. the washington post, the new york times. ukrainian law enforcement and the obam

the "washington post," "new york times." ukrainian law enforcement and obama state department. they all thought that there was cause to raise the issue about the bidens and burisma. now the house managers might say withouts every that everything we saids have been debunked. it points in other direction. that is a distraction, you hearde, from house managers. all we're saying is that there was a basis to talk about this to raise this issue. and that is enough. i yield my time

she believes this was editorial interference by "the washington post," owned by bezos. shipley says he was concerned this was repetitive. he said a recent column was published about the same topic. i've seen many times cartoons and columnists have repeated each other. the cartoonist believes this was a form of censorship and she quit the post as a result. there's been a drain on talent at the post as others have left. some expressing concern about the leadership of the post. for a decade bezos was seen as an exemplar owner of the post, this billionaire willing to fund the post even when it was losing money. in recent weeks there have been concerns about whether he'll have the post back in a trump 2.0. we've seen all this coverage recently, jim, about moguls, media moguls, tech moguls bending a knee for trump. if some are bending a knee, others have to stand up straighter than others because it's what the audience needs. maybe the tech moguls think shareholders need to see a knee for trump. but we're seeing a lot of internal angst at "the washington post. " >> this was b

this after the washington post was looking at planning for certain sectors.as denied those reports. the dollar has been on a tear since the fed meeting nd jay powell's comments that he sees fewer rate cuts in the year, in 2025, that is. let's discuss these dynamics with our next guest. dominic, good morning. happy new year to you. i would like to understand what is the outlook for the dollar here? we are basically witnessing a little bit of a change in narrative for the greenback off the back of that report from the washington post. do you think this change in narrative is likely to continue? are we are track to see a softer dollar? >> good morning. happy new year as well and thanks for having me back. i think there are two competing things here. there is a more thematic story and i think that's very much in place. that revolving around the ongoing or i am mplementation o tariffs. it seems clear that is one of the key sort of policies that trump wants to pursue. i do think that feeds into a stronger dollar over a multimonth horizon. the other aspect is clearl

they changed their slogan at the washington post.hington post adopted the slogan democracy dies in darkness. after donald trump first entered the white house in 2017. this week, as he attempts to come back, they've changed it to riveting storytelling for all of america. seems like a change. your thoughts on the rupert murdoch ization of jeff bezos? >> that is, that is an example of where we're going. and it ties in with the first segment that he had to about sort of like entrenched power oligarchs sort of getting more and more power, because obviously what bezos is thinking about is all of his larger business interests, and he doesn't want the washington post to become a liability. what's worse, though, is that even if at even if at best, he says, we're just going to be neutral, we're not going to do anything. he's still privileging lies because, as margaret sullivan, who used to be at the times, described it, journalism is being a truth vigilante, that it is a profession. it's not a storyteller. that is a that is a thing you do to g

on july 22nd, 2019, the washington post wrote the fired prosecco. peter general shokin, quote, believes his ouster was because of his interest in the company. in quote referring to burisma, the post wrote that quote had remained in his post. he would have questioned hunter biden on july 25th, 2019. three days later, president trump speaks with president zelensky. he says the other thing there's a lot of talk about biden's son that biden stopped prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that. so whatever you can do with this attorney general would be great. biden went around bragging that he stopped the prosecution. so if you can look into it, it looks horrible to me in quote, the house managers talked about the bidens of burisma, 400 times, but never gave you the full picture. but here are those who did. the united kingdom's serious fraud unit deputy. assistant secretary of state george kent chris hynes, the abc white house reporter, abc good morning america. the washington post, the new york times. ukrainian law enforcement and the obam

so these are these made his feelings clear on the washington post's reports. what more can you tell us? what is expected of india has slammed to do recent washington reports inc to the dogs. because now what else sweety, do you do with the conspiracy tories even if they're very, very good, the very, very interesting. but let me point out, these ones really are not quite roaring and nothing that we've not heard before. 2 reports by the washington post could be solved for the 1st one with respect to india. and all these know, this is of all these drama about going to be the 1st claim that india was behind some fees, lot really to in beach, the president of from all the, using this about it and really happened how there was a group of opposition leaders and the tried to bribe around for team member of solomon's including some of the presidents members as well as from his boss use what the india they community. it weighs um $6000000000.00. $6000000.00 at the very least the we're but nothing really came out of it. so despite the individual, the see that the doctor w

on july 20, 2019, the washington post wrote the fired prosecutor, general show, quote, believes his ouster was because of his interest in the company, end quote, referring to burisma. the post further wrote that quote, had he remained in his post, he would have questioned hunter biden. on july 20th, 2019, 3 days later, president trump speaks with president zelensky. he says, the other thing, there's a lot of talk about biden's son, that biden stopped the prosecution, and a lot of people want to find out about that. so whatever you can do with this attorney general would be great. biden went around bragging that he stopped the prosecution, so if you can look into it. looks horrible to me. end quote. the house managers talked about the bidens and burisma 400 times, but they never gave you the full picture. but here are those who did. the united kingdom serious fraud unit. deputy assistant secretary of state george kent. chris heinz. the white house reporter. abc, good morning america, the washington post, the new york times, ukrainian law enforcement, and the obama state department itself. t

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that's according to a "washington post" report.nge from trump's campaign rhetoric. the report also says that these are talks that are still in flux. we will talk about this at 8:30 a.m. eastern time with former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. >>> take a look at futures, we have green on the screen on this monday morning, the dow up about 170 points, nasdaq up about 222 points, the s&p 500 up 46 points. we will show you treasuries. the 10 year note sitting just about 4.5, call it 4.6, the 2 year at 4.262. mike santoli is down at the new york stock exchange and this morning he is weighing the chances of another banner year for the markets following two consecutive 20% gains in the last two. can it be a three-peat, sir? >> well, andrew, you would have to say it's possible because it has happened before, not since the late '90s but it probably would have a lot of things that need to break right. you have a lot of bullish sentiment at the outset and a lot of the big names in the market have to corporate. a do year chart of the s&p

on january 4th, a pulitzer prize winning washington post cartoonist, ann telnaes resigned from her jobected a cartoon that she drew and had submitted around christmas. here's the cartoon. it depicts tech titans, including the post owner jeff bezos, as well as mickey mouse representing disney, which agreed to pay $15 million to donald trump's presidential library in a defamation settlement, all bowing to trump with bags of money in hand. in an interview with npr, telnaes said, quote, i'm very used to being edited. i've never ever since i've worked for the post in 2008, been not allowed to comment on certain topics. by having cartoons killed, we have to have the freedom to say what we want to say. we are visual opinion makers. end quote telnaes is right. more than journalists, even more than opinion writers. political cartoonists have traditionally had the ability, the responsibility to some degree greater freedom to level harsh criticism toward those in power, even if those in power are, though their employers and those in power know it. in the 19th century, gilded age politician willia

a import duties but only on certain sectors among big moves of the presidency, the washington post reportsiff plan would apply to every country of only critical imports, three people told the post iq shift from the 24 campaign is just focusing on the certain sectors, your thoughts? >> i think what he is doing is prioritizing areas that he believes that we cannot competitive in and also be able to give the business to u.s. companies and i think that makes sense. it's a matter of drawing the line insane and we will not overpay into business with people not respect. maria: breaking news on the new pond steel in u.s. steel deal they will file a joint lawsuit against the u.s. government. lydia hu is on the story. >> good morning maria breaking moments ago nippon steel in u.s. steel announcing they are filing a pair of lawsuits against president joe biden and the committee as well as u.s. steel competitor cleveland cliffs ceo in the president of the major labor union united steelworkers aiming to get a new cts review process under the trump administration. i had a chance to sit down with the ceo

that's according to sources speaking to both reuters and the washington post. but with just days left in the white house for biden, the big question is whether the incoming trump administration will reverse the decision and allow the controversial deal to go ahead. our asia business reporter mariko oi has more. there were reports that president biden will decide on the deal soon and according to the washington post and reuters, he will likely block the deal. that's despite reports that nippon steel has proposed to give the us government veto power over any potential cuts to us steel's production capacity. that was one of the major concerns of the union, that nippon will eventually cut steel production in the united states and maybe start importing cheaper steel from japan, for example, which of course would then affect the employees�* job security. interestingly, while the union is still against the deal, not only us steel's leadership, but also some of its workers are now starting to favour the deal because the financial situation of the company has been so ch

and the washington post published that days after that call took place.ll that evidence, there is still more that jack smith can get because of the kind of power he had and because of all the dots he was connecting. again, i think the most central thing is the way in which donald trump would have been pushing individuals and potentially admitting that he knew this election hadn't gone his way. oh, i say, because i desperately want to talk to you about christopher wray and the chinese hacking that we learned last night in his 60 minutes interview. >> so i, i, i guarantee i'm going to ask you about it on the other side of the break. so the three of you, please, please stay with me because i want to talk about it. when we return, we're going to cover that. but also donald trump considering governor newsom's invite to visit the wildfire zones as a disaster for california hangs in the balance. we're going to get the balance. we're going to get into the dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that too. dupixe

he wanted me to bring a libel suit against "the washington post" and a retraction and apology for this insult to him that he had done something so egregious against the personal privacy as wiretapping blair house. he was mainly concerned because he had returned to georgia. he was broke and the only thing he had was his reputation and his friends that he had made as president around the world. he did not want people who were leaders of other countries to think that he had wiretapped them while they were his guests at blair house. and so a big legal brouhaha ensued. i won't tell the whole story. doug, if you feel like it, go ahead. three weeks later after a lot of press and media about the post and then bradley saying to "the new york times," "i will run naked down pennsylvania avenue before i apologize to president carter." a few weeks later ed who became the post lawyer, call me on the telephone in my office which was around the corner from his. mine was a tiny office. his was, the most eminent firm in washington. said are you busy, can i come to see you? walked around and said this is

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this was first reported by the washington post overnight.eneral at the state defense, transportation and energy, veterans affairs department and others received emails friday night that they would be terminated immediately. a senior white house official confirms to nbc news that trump fired multiple inspectors general. when asked why the igs were fired, the official said this was an effort by the president to let go of past parts of the past biden administration that don't, quote, align with the new trump administration. they added, quote, we're cleaning house of what doesn't work for us and going forward, end quote. let me get back to that in a second, because that's kind of interesting, one fired inspector general told the washington post, quote, it's a widespread massacre. whoever trump puts in now will be viewed as loyalists, and that undermines the entire system, end quote. now, most. here's here's the interesting part of the story. most of those who were dismissed were actually appointed by donald trump in his first term. but that's al

washington post. " now, they're in disarray. not only the decision not to endorse but now this. you've had a lot of people leave "the post," and i think this washington institution is in a different place. >> the people who left "the post" first were the conservative readers. i don't want to vilify, give anybody credit for courage here. what would be real courage is if she quit was a conservative cartoon was not accepted by editors. she'll get an award from columbia for this. >> this is about the owners of the paper. yes, it's about trump, but, i mean, there does seem to be there. >> jeff bezos, did she decide it was -- when jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg, those people were giving money to joe biden in the last administration, was that the subject of a cartoon? it was not. it was not. this is an idealogical problem. >> meghan. >> "post" deserves it. >> i don't want to sound dra mate dramatic about state- run media. musk is putting things out on x. we're getting it close to it not being objective. everyone is going to say it's always

the original reaction to that washington post article saw the dollar really erase a lot of its gains and against that the euro a big leg stronger versus the dollar on those original headlines, moved over a percent which i think showed there were a lot of euro shorts they got squeezed. we had reports of traders talking about the surgeon option volumes. a lot of them seem to be getting stopped out over these headlines yesterday but it was not just the tariff headlines we had to deal with but also some headlines about resignations when it comes to the fed. we can talk about the reaction to bank stocks. we had news from the fed that michael barr is stepping down for vice chair of supervision. that's bank stocks rally. michael barr is known as being tough on capital rules and his resignation maybe opens the door for looser regulations going forward and bank stocks did cheer that. we get some more news out of the u.s. this time on the jobs market. we get the jobs data and ism services. keep an eye on how many job openings per unemployed person, that ratio the fed keeps their ion. lastly, t

thank you so much. ♪ geoff: staff at the washington post are bracing for a wave of layoffs that are expectedweek. it's the latest hit for the post coming just days after a longtime editorial cartoonist, anne tilnes, resigned in protest. her editor rejected her latest cartoon, which depicted post owner jeff bezos and other media leaders on bended knee before president-elect trump. the post said the cartoon was rejected because it had been repetitive of a recent column and another that was set to be published. her editor in a statement said in part, not every editorial judgment is a reflection of a maligned force. to many observers though, it's the latest in a series of events that are raising questions about bezos and the leadership of the post, including a series of high profile staff departures and a wave of reader backlash. for more on that, we're joined now by kara swisher, multi-platform journalist, entrepreneur and author of "burn book: a tech love story." thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. geoff: and we should mention that you are putting together an investor

president-elect trump calls that "washington post" report that he's pearing back tariffs the universalariffs, maybe just on select goods. the president just now calling that fake news. what happens on that front we remain to see, but our market guest agree it will matter, stocks, bonds and currency markets and they are here with their play books. >>> more consolidation in the media space and it could have big implications on sports. disney's surprising deal with fubu tv shares tripled 4.534. what it means for the stocks, advertisers and consumers. >>> partnerships with musk's starlink to serving shake shack, airlines are finding new ways to make air travel good again. this name getting extra love from the street today. one of the analysts who just upgraded the stock says it's mismodelled. and how much runway she sees ahead. runway, get it. >>> today's markets, though. dom chu has those numbers. >> kelly, we reclaimed that 6,000 mark for the broader s&p 500. that's important. the last time we saw it was the friday after christmas. and so for the s&p at 5,998, up about 55 points almost 1

editorial turmoil at the washington post serves as a microcosm of the news media industry.ose killed in last week's new orleans attack. ♪ espn this is the pbs news hour from the david rubenstein studio and weata washington. amna: canada's justin trudeau announced he intends to resign as prime minister and leader of the liberal party under trend this pressure from his own caucus and among his closest allies. here are part of his remarks making that announcement earlier today. >> i have always been driven by my love for canada, by my desire to serve canadians and by what is in the best interest of canadians and canadians deserve a real choice in the next election. it has become obvious to me with the internal battles that i cannot be the one to carry the liberal standard into the next election. amna: he will remain prime minister until the new liberal leader is selected at the end of march as his party prepares for a formidable challenge. i'm joined by professor roland paris from the university of body walk and a former senior advisor to the prime minister of canada. welcome.

the "washington post" is firing people. cnn is firing people.y say they're going to have to deal with in spinoff because at lunch bunch of lunatics over there. it looks like the corporate media and their entrails like these channels i talked about her having a [bleeped] of a time attracting an audience the rest of us are attracting bigger audiences than ever before. i would be curious about your input. we will be right back. ok guys, instead of getting weathertech, i saved a few bucks and got some cheap, foreign made floor mats. but they really stink, so put these on. ♪ really, gary? mom, i'm thirsty. don't settle for cheap, stinky floor mats. at weathertech we make our floorliners and cargo liners here in america, out of pure non-toxic american materials. dad, next time get weathertech. they don't stink! i'm on it. find out everything we have at wt.com. >> welcome back america. brent bozell is leading up within the last segment was donald trump has defeated, what we used to call the mainstream media. they are a mess. they are disorganized. corp

the washington post report seems to confirm that.ry early days and the washington post itself is only one source on this. ~ ., ., ., on this. we will have to leave it there- _ on this. we will have to leave it there. thank _ on this. we will have to leave it there. thank you _ on this. we will have to leave it there. thank you very - on this. we will have to leave | it there. thank you very much to terry haines. a "pressure cooker of rising costs and taxes". that�*s the environment uk companies are facing— according to the british chambers of commerce — which lobbies for their interests. a bcc survey of almost 5 thousand members found business confidence has "slumped" to its lowest in two years — with almost two thirds of firms worried about higher taxes on business in the latest budget. we spoke to their head of reasearch — david bharier — about their concerns. i think the key takeaways from this survey is that taxation concern is now at its highest level on record. so, we have been monitoring the top concerns that businesses face f

supposed to ignore that at -- let's supposes using that leverage in order to force bezos and the washington post to publish whatever they wanted on the front page of the post. china effectively has total control. still don't think that bezos, sell the post or shut it down because that would violate his rights and thengton post rights. maybe what they do is come in and say you need to disclose ct that you are under this amount of coercion so that the people who are looking at the per understand it and can make their own assessment. the first amendments of bezos and the post would be directly implicated. ithstanding that china in that scenario has effectively printed in the washington post. >> lbreak this down. i et me break this wn i understand your argument there is a first amendment right that the u.s. compy has. we are affecting their ability to talk. in whatever way they choose. the washington post could choose without influence or threats. that's just a given they have a first amendment right, the next question is, assuming they do, what's the level of scrutiny we apply? is that what the iss

also a head on the program in the queue is that the washington post a full come poster facility over its reports, which claim new delhi is allegedly defaulting against its neighbors. the multi unpack is done plus, ignoring election results, revising results, if the wrong person wins and refusing to work with rival parties, we take a look at all the signs of the modern democracy means you're at the, in the forever, you're casting, then use our from across the world, welcome to moscow onto our t international police in las vegas have confirmed the u. s. army service men phone dead inside of blowing up tests less cyber truck was likely suffering from p t. s. the must do levels burger. who designated the rented vehicle outside trump international hotel on new year's day. also left behind to notes reported the explaining his actions. there were a couple pieces of content we thought were important to share for now. one is in the note application, he seemed to have 2 letters, one letter in particular. as you can see here, this is an excerpt from that letter. he says, fellow, service members

the "washington post" is firing people. cnn is firing people. they're going to have to deal with in spinoff because at lunch bunch of lunatics over there. it looks like the corporate media and their entrails like these channels i talked about her having a [bleeped] of a time attracting an audience the rest of us are attracting bigger audiences than eve some people just know they can save hundreds on car insurance by checking allstate first. like you know to check your school's saying first before saying it. high tide! high tide! it's “roll tide”. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. >> welcome back america. brent bozell is leading up within the last segment was donald trump has defeated, what we used to call the mainstream media. they are a mess. they are disorganized. corpora was there losing money to defeat them. he would win it landslide election in spite of them, that people have no faith in it any more the way they handled kamala harris as well. i mean this is remarkable and it is good for the first amendment be

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you have the new management team at the washington post trying to curtail some harsh coverage of donald trump. people are leaving. reporters are fleeing the washington post as the post tries to figure out how we can attract trump voters. this is a tea leaf reading. they reported jim acosta will be moved to midnight. maybe there are other reasons to do that but it looks as if they are trying to throw a bone to trump by doing that. you have a guy who has authoritarian impulses. he tried to blow up american democracy declaring he won an election he did not win and inciting violence he is now poised to excuse and justify with pardons. i think that is sending a shockwave of fear to a lot of people throughout society. i think democrats still have not found their footing and have been waiting and seeing or not being strong enough, particularly on some of the inexperienced and extreme appointments donald trump has put forward. host: let's get to some questions from our callers. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. bob is an logan, utah, on the line for

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a washington post poll found that by a 3 to 1 margin, american people supported a nuclear. what that what we have not nuclear weapons but what a frozen nowhere they. and it might sound like a good idea but reagan's whole approach was to build up to create leverage for arms reductions. so reagan faced a really big problem in the united states. a washington post abc poll, the same poll found that a significant portion of the american public has become in increasingly anxious over the prospect of a nuclear war. frightened over the buildup of the arsenal. and frustrated the lack of serious negotiation between. the two superpowers. so an awful lot of people in the also south korea, japan, taiwan. there afraid. and that's true in america. there is a second barrier he faced which is the perception that many people had that he was a mouthpiece piece that he had just been a grade b movie actor hollywood. that he was simply not up to the job. a british commentator, roy hattersley, labeled reagan, a man of naive ideas and simple opinions which he holds with the certainty of a midweste

up next "washington post" cartoonist calling it quits after the paper refuses to publish her drawing critical of her employer. we will discuss that decision. jacqui: walked back president trump learned this week when he will be sentenced in his hush money case in new york. we are back now with the panel. mary catherine, judge denied trump's request to dismiss the charges against him and setting up sentencing for just 10 days before inauguration. he signaled the sentence to be on conditional discharge. meaning no jail time, no fine, no probation. why go this route? what's it feels like at this point everyone is making the donuts on this case. they are showing up to do the thing. the thing was not to serve justice the thing was to interfere with his ability to be elected at present i do not believe the former was ab farmee latter. this apart is just going to the motions and finish it out did not work out that way. he was convicted though should not just go away. trying to thread the needle here again of the sentencing him it's not so were going to get rid of your sentence because you w

he's also the owner of the washington post, and very controversially, just the washington post is the paper of record in the city. very controversial. it came out that he stops his auditorium board from endorsing comma la harris for president. so what we've seen since the election is a steady stream of the americas, most powerful, they're wealthy, is going down tomorrow. lago tried to curry favor with this us president obviously was the president said he was going to cut taxes last year because taxes, it was for the corporations and the richest americans as we were talking about those kinds of numbers, the kinds of money that amazon or be those that the sucker, birch and mosse caps, that's hundreds of millions of dollars potentially benefiting them if they are able to, to influence service. i think it's for the interesting. 9 donald trump even said last time everyone's thought be now they all, would it be friends with me? so very unusual to see that kind of check. i think what did they call? i'd like you to call them to check for us, but i think that's what they've been called. but ob

and yet there i was at newsweek, which was owned by the washington post and of course, the washington post uncovered watergate. they that's where they did their great greatest work. and yet when i got the washington to newsweek, they did a 180 and they covered it up. and i was sort of agog about it and i can go more more details if people want to but i would sort of after three months there by astonishment it was was so astonishing about what did is they ran three articles a week after week and they said the october didn't happen. the october surprise didn't happen the october surprise didn't happen. and if their news in the audience news is when something happens when something doesn't happen, you don't that three times in a row and something was going on and i was trying to figure it out. i you know, i think what i learned during this period set me off for going on a much longer and there were several things i learned. one was that this could not taken place without israel's help and that israel was an active partner in it. and when you put all together and the reason for that israe

you're seeing what bezos is doing with "the washington post."aders are doing, donating -- >> but to be fair, joe biden got a large salary from the university of pennsylvania. i don't think he ever taught a class. >> exactly. >> expects all it happens all the time. >> money to the presidents because money makes the world go around. >> but these people weren't donating before, so it's a recognition from these people -- >> look at where it got bezos. that guy, i don't know how he's. >> it's a recognition from them that this is the way that business has to be done in a trump administration. they're realizing that, they saw what happened the first time and now we're seeing it go completely the other way. some people say it's too much, but it's going to work. >> yeah. steve, thanks. evkovach. >>> dow's only up 20 points right now. we'll keep an eye on it. and you can always hear us on our podcast. be sure to listen and follow "power lunch" wherever you go. we'll be right back. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the adv

we will be right back panel and leave it there for just a moment but up next to "washington post" cartoonistng it quits after the paper refuses to publisher drawing drawing that was critical of her employer. we will discuss that decision. as the people you love get older, their risk of severe flu and covid goes up. last year alone, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. that's nearly 1 million moms, dads, favorite uncles, and grammas. if someone you love is 65 or older, talk with them about vaccines, because to you, they're not just another number. >> jacqui: president-elect trump learned this week when he will be sentenced in his hush money case in new york. we are back now with the panel. mary catherine, the judge denied trump's request to the request setting up sentencing for ten days before inauguration. he signaled the sentence would be unconditional discharge, meaning no jail time and no fine and no probation. why go this route? >> it feels like at this point everyone is making the doughnuts on this case. they are showing up to do that thing but the thing actu

and coming up, the washington post is reporting new information about tulsi gabbard's trip to syria,here she visited twice, which were in 2017. she twice visited with syrian dictator bashar al assad. her senate confirmation hearing for director of national intelligence still has not been scheduled. and this story doesn't help. house intelligence committee member jim himes will committee member jim himes will join us next. some people just know they could save hundreds on car insurance by checking allstate first. it's gonna get nasty later. like you know, to check the weather first, before sailing. have fun on land. i'll go tell the coast guard. so check all state first for a quote that could save you hundreds. the future of cool, comfortable sleep is here. introducing the new sleep number climate cool smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools and effortlessly adjusts to both of you. sleep up to 15 degrees cooler on each side. it actively cools by drawing warm air away from your body, to keep you cool and comfortable throughout the night. our smart sleepers get 28

the washington post is reporting right now, trump officials haven't decided on post-inauguration chicagothe cities and the mayors who are part of the democratic mayors association. how do you work with the administration? how do you talk to the administration about the impact those raids are having on your community? >> well, if there's anything we learned in this last year's election is that the american people want to see change when it comes to immigration in this country. and we know that immigrants play a major role in powering our cities and empowering our economy. and we need to make sure that we have common sense immigration reform with this new congress. but the american people want to be safe. and so it's important that the trump administration work with mayors on a more targeted, effective approach to ensure that if there's an undocumented immigrant who has committed a violent crime, they're a threat to public safety. absolutely. we are a country of rules and laws, but we need to fix our broken immigration system. and i'm willing to bet that the american people want to see a b

those words officially became the washington post's slogan in 2017. there was little ambiguity about its meaning. the post saw itself as a force that would hold truth to power and shine a light on corruption. in washington, where a notoriously corrupt billionaire had just entered office. by 2019, the post was running an ad during the super bowl, claiming that the nation was threatened and that journalism would help keep us free. >> that is what democracy dies in darkness was supposed to mean. >> now, today, that is still technically the paper slogan, but there is a whole lot more ambiguity. this week, executives at the washington post, again owned by jeff bezos, announced that the paper was releasing a new mission statement to guide its journalism. and that mission statement riveting storytelling for all of america, riveting storytelling for all of america. here's how the new york times describes the post's new mission. mr. bezos has expressed hopes that the post would be read by more blue collar americans who live outside coastal cities. he has also s

these jarring moments coming as "the washington post," is reporting that president biden is saying he made a mistake not picking merrick garland. why, why would he is a this? specifically because of how slow the justice department was under him in prosecuting trump for january 6th and evan perez is reporting tonight that within the justice department, a source is telling him that the justice department quote wasted time. other former justice officials telling evan that the charges could have been brought a whole year earlier. now, that is a wow moment. that is something that could of changed where trump standing tonight. what happened today and in fact, the entire arc of american history. we go out to evan, i have to talk about your breaking reporting here, exclusively. first the breaking news on a possible pardon tonight. what more are you learning about this request by former proud boy's leader for a full pardon from trump? >> reporter: erin, the in-coming president is not saying exactly how he is going forward with the pardons. enrakeo tarreo would get a lot of push back from peopl