consider bari weiss.he announced her resignation and the skating mother that accuses that the times of being controlled by the mob. "twitter is not on the master to ignore ties but twitter has become its ultimate editor and obvious reference to the left-wing agitators. she continued. a new consensus has emerged in the press but perhaps especially at this paper the truth isn't in the process of collective discovery but an unorthodox you already know to enlighten few whose job it is to inform everybody else." that's from her. the letter goes on. she explains that intellectual curiosity and risk-taking have become liabilities of "the new york times" which is why the paper refuses to run stories that challenge the emerging woke orthodoxy. freethinkers to the extent they exist at the paper are too afraid to express their opinions. they remain quiet, afraid of the backlash and bullying than independent thought might provoke. weiss isn't some sort of trump loving conservative with controversial views. she's an u

this environment yields what weiss calls self-censorship. something challenging to our readers when we can assure ourselves of job security and clicks by publishing our 4,000 op-ed by arguing donald trump is a unique danger to the country in the world. and the departure gets personal. weiss complains that he and other executives did nothing while privately praising her for her courage. some friendly colleagues see a new mccarthyism there. weiss, former "wall street journal" opinion editor is a controversial writer and self-described centrist who has made some errors, but also complained about being pilloried by social media mobs. >> saying that i'm offended is a way of making someone radioactive. it's a way of smearing the reputation. >> weiss was critical when they ousted editorial page editor for publishing a call by were public and senator tom cotton on urban riots. but only after a backlash led by african-american staffers. the acting opinion editor promise today the times will piece down my key publishing voices experience as an viewpoi

bari weiss made mistakes.he is making serious charges, saying there's a point of intoll jens where pushing op-eds of a different viewpoint can hurt an editor's career. ray: she says in effect that the people who run the place have given over their oversight to twitter as a way of describing how a mob mentality makes decisions for the paper. even if just a portion of what she says in her letter is true, they better have some really serious soul-searching going on there at the times. if you have people trashing each other by name in a forum where management is a participant in that forum and sees the posts, something is definitely not in good control in the editorial section there and, look, the new york times is an important journalistic institution and it needs to be healthy. it's a good thing if it's healthy and well-run, a good thing for everybody. and i hope they get control of their problems if those problems exist in the way that bari weiss describes them. howard: yeah. well, acting editorial page editor

more recently i pulled on yoga pants, for instance, steve weiss. know who is wearing -- if you're staying at home, are you going to pull on your jeans? >> that's exactly right. it's lulu, it's not levi's and retail traffic will start to moderate as cases spike. i don't see any reasons to own that for me it's target which is benefiting from this, more traffic, greater online, even though costs are up. and lulu where you're going to be putting on those yoga pants, which i don't do, by the way i do wear their stuff but i haven't gotten the yoga pants yet. i'll leave that to jim >> i'm going to leave that alone. >> time for the final trade. >> steve and i need to be in the studio together to really mix it up >> this is just a flavor of the mix-up that you guys do. jim lev anthal, who may be wearing yoga pants as we speak, what's your final trade? >> what is my final trade? i forget, what do we talk about here >> disney? >> oh, disney. look, they still are on track for july 11th for opening disneyworld. that may whachange, but the bas fact of the matter

weiss also says she was called a nazi and recessed by colleagues disagree with your interviews.editor this response. "i'm personally committed to ensuring the times considered stomach continues to howard kurtz, host of "media buzz" and fox's media analyst joins me. the story broke last hour, and that resignation hit and we were pouring through it on "outnumbered." there's a lot there, howie. >> there sure is. bari weiss, whose sin was not being a lockstep liberal, has really delivered a stinging indictment of the out-of-control liberal can do on my culture of the paper which has already forced out their editorial page editor. for her to talk about constantly being bullied, called the nazi, a racist, bigot, a liar, by her own colleagues, is far more troubling than anything any outside credit could write. >> harris: i want to get this in. it is bari weiss also right in, "twitter is not on the masthead of "the new york times," but twitter has become its ultimate editor." howie? >> that may be true for a lot of news organizations that are basically afraid of being denounced on socia

in 2016 it completely missed the story of donald trump selection and so we tried to bring in barry weiss to bring in different opinions as the opinion that are her job is to bring in points of view you might not normally hear in the new york times and she did that and for that she was bullied she was picked on she was run out of the paper here's why people forgot to ask the folks at the grassroots level hey do you want to change turns out they don't want to change so the people on high decide there need to be a change but the people at the bottom like things the way they are they're the ones who made her life miserable. my only problem with her assertions many of which involve the new york times being too liberal is that i could go out of the middle of the street somewhere and throw a rock and probably find somebody who would say the new york times is too conservative because when you buy a problem gate the hong kong situation make up stories about russia and are pro-war in almost every single measure are you really too liberal as she asserts. here's what she asserts not liberal or conse

and did so in a very public way by airing all over so-called dirty laundry on her own website barry weiss is resignation including assertions that she fell bullied by her coworkers simply for disagreeing with weiss wrote that she was made to feel too right when those she doesn't view herself that way joining us now to discuss this is nationally syndicated award winning journalist ruben navarrette yes sir ruben joins us now to talk about the story does your in the media world right now what's going on with this why has this story apparently hit so many buttons. rick sanchez good to be with you again barry weiss wrote the resignation letter that you and i have always wanted to write we have done our past left various news organizations and there's a journalist out there in america who hasn't wanted to write a letter like this and lay out in broad language and blunt language what is wrong with this place and this place in this case is the new york times here's what the story's about and here's what's important that york times needs to change it knows it needs to change because in 2016 it com

i respect bari weiss a lot. but very little definition is she a conservative. she's a conservative on a handful of issues, but by the definition of, i think, most people in this country and most people watching this program, they would consider her to be a centrist or even a liberal on most issues. she is someone who, in other words, should be perfectly acceptable to work at "the new york times." the fact is that they will brook no disagreement on any significant subject, and the fact that she would bring in other competing voices in the wake of 20 2016 to try and increase the ds something here coburg is fun and accessible. she's leaving right now, she's making the choice to leave, but it was clear as soon as james bennett had to resign in the wake of the tom cotton op-ed fiasco, he was not long for the times. they would find a way to get rid of her. the invocation of her letter is she is going to perhaps file suit, considering it's a hostile work environment. i hope we all get to see what they were all saying about her and these channels without any kind of pu

now weiss has also spoken out about the cancel culture before all of this.an open letter with dozens of other writers published in harpers magazine ad advocating free speech, the ability to have differing opinion. the new york times came back from a statement, this from kathleen kingsbury, the acting editorial page editor, she said in part we appreciate the contributions bari made to the "times" opinion. i'm assuring that "the times" continues to publish serveses, experiences and viewpoints from across the political spectrum in the opinion report. really? that really rings hollow, does it not, especially in the aftermath of the op-ed written by republican senator tom cot ton. don't forget the paper first defended and ultimately did a reversal and editorial page editor james bennett resigned. they are happy to put the op-eds by the taliban, nicolas maduro but god forbid a republican u.s. senator. charles, back to yous. charles: thank you very much, ashley. industrywide, folks the conversations have become more hostile amidst this rising cancel culture. i want

bari weiss doubling down on the times as relationship with twitter writing, quote, twitter is not ond of the new york times but twitter has become its ultimate editor. senior policy analyst for the independent women's forum joined us to talk about bari weiss's resignation. >> i hope this is a wake-up call for editors inside the new york times. i have no hope anything will change. it is run by editors who have an agenda and that agenda does not include viewpoint diversity. >> reporter: eileen murphy responding to bari weiss's letter, quote, we are committed to fostering an environment of honest, searching and empathetic dialogue between colleagues where mutual respect is required of all. rob: a letter worth reading, bill marr tweeted out. a lot of moderate liberals can't believe what is happening at the new york times. jillian: the missouri couple who pointed guns at protesters fear they may soon be indicted. rob: congressman jody high's wrote a letter to william barr defending their second amendment rights, he joined us next. no matter where you live, where you live has never mattere

bari weiss accused them of bullying her calling her a nazi and racist.t says the media's hardship to the left is to blame. thank you for being here, appreciate having you on. how are you? >> i'm great. i've been doing this more often. >> we will see you back here tomorrow. i want to get your opinion on this. a gallup annual poll shows dropping trust in media 72% in 1976, 199753%, down to 32% in 2016 but the most recent was 2019 and it went up to 41%. what do you make of that? >> amazing how it breaks down among party lines. the first poll you talked about 1976, 3 in 4 americans trust the media before social media and a lot of things changed things including opinion being injected into reporting and anchors sharing their feelings, walter cronkite didn't do that, peter jennings and so on so now you look at the numbers today, nearly 7 in 10 democrats trust the media. wise that? because they like what they are hearing. only 15% of republicans don't trust the media. in this case it is a matter of you know what you are getting in terms of one party being boost

that's the right final trade for me >> you even got steve weiss on your team. the fact that you guys agree on something, and even this, is even more astounding, i have to be honest. steve, go ahead with your final trade. >> every day i wake up and say, am i right being in gm jim is there i'm happy with him on this one akamai report last night, they beat, they raised. they are hurt by covid also because of sports not being on the air or just coming back. so i like this one great option by a company that's growing fast in the market, selling at a discount to the market >> all right joe? last but not least >> great quarter the other day for the nasdaq active management is back. a lot of trading volume is tran transacting. i remain long on the nasdaq. >> we appreciate that. thanks, everybody. it will be interesting as we count down to the hearing on capitol hill with the tech titans with that i hand it over to kelly evans and "the exchange. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." it's a big day for investors and for washington the ceos of the

weiss attacked the times and said it's out of touch with the country.rs are living in a bubble and it's not good journalism but i noticed that financially the times is doing very well. it's not the failing "new york times." so does it success undermine her argument? >> judge pirro: you know that's an argument that someone from "the new york times" made today. they said look. our subscriptions are up and we are making a lot of money. but when you have the person -- i believe it was the editor of the opinion page. when he was fired for part of an article in from the united states senator on an issue that was relevant at the time just last month or two months ago, then you have this writer who says she has to leave because she is being bullied and because she always felt like, a reporter should be reporting the facts and not editorializing but even on the opinion pages they are saying that, you know, we are not interested in what people on the right think or what conservatives think. we only care about what this minute percentage of the country thinks and

take a look at what we're serving up today on meet the press new york times opinion page editor barry weiss resigns claiming that she was called a nazi in a racist and more on twitter because of her quote unquote wrong think wait until you hear who was posting those tweets speaking of twitter twitter accounts belonging to some of the biggest names in politics and business are hacked in a crypto scam what happened and what does it mean for your account been sworn in line only here to lay it all out. president trump commutes to prison sentence of longtime ally roger stone the media. doesn't like it one bit that's what they're telling you but what kind of perspective have they kept from you on this stone story we will fill you when there are no illustrations however of the more than 32000 dead new yorkers the highest death toll by far of any state and how strong is c.n.n.'s jake tapper yes because he may be running into his colleague chris. confrontational cuomo at some point this after tapper rips brother andrew cuomo the governor of new york for bragging about his handling of the coronavirus

the media is horrible well it is but not for the reasons you say and that's how i feel with barry weiss yeah the papers well one other thing you know i'm a fan of going green going green well i like him but when i looked at the leaf func story when i saw what they did delete some anybody brain someone at one of his or his coworkers with an itty bitty brain was offended by some nonsense. it was nothing but she was offended about it because it's like these kids grow up and they start believing the bumper stickers on the back of their car that mom and pop put on the back of their car saying my kid really bright my kids are exceptional they grow up with that and unfortunately it's made their it's just it's made them not into objective thinkers not into journalism but isn't it in the pathetic idealogue right well and they also they do kind of have this you know this isn't just limited to them it's a lot of people not just that generation either they have an undeserved an earned sense of. i'm the best to just what i you know do you do have to earn arrogant has to be earned yes and these folks

elizabeth: weiss, looks like she has gotted goods on them. she is jewish.d her quote a nazi. there she goes writing about the jews again. this is the about holier than thousand culture at "the new york times," they fingerpoint and attack. everyone else is wrong. when you do name-calling like that, you set aside rational illogical debate, attacking people personally with name-calling. that is just like trying to win an argument by swearing this is happening at media shops across the country, ship. people running the shops are failing the reporters. failing op-ed columnists, attacking them and undermining moderates. your reaction. >> media companies across the country and corpses are seeing it across the country. what is strange about it, cadre of young orthodox leftists, liberal reporters or staff, take over hr departments, start their own departments by broken up by gender, blacks at "new york times," black women at "the new york times," for example. these are the breeding grounds across the corporation for kind of complaints and intolerant. maybe older cla

weiss says that the opinion bored little to woke for and she did accuse of do they got this young way of thinking but if you look at the new york times editorial board for just the editorial most of these folks are well into their golden years or they're almost there these are not a bunch of young kids you know if they're suffering from what culture it's just i think decades of experience saying hey this is how the world is now and you know maybe ms wise wasn't you know evolving enough but at the same time the new york times is garbage like she has read about that there are horrible paper i just disagree with her about reasons become total garbage yet aaron i mean you know i was a journalism major a university of florida very i was news editing major it's a tough major you gotta work to make it through there it used to be we said he the new york times and we'd say well this is a i wouldn't touch this newspaper right now let's back up on the story just a little bit she there's no question she had written some material about the rise of anti-semitism right and they thought the these kid

and bari weiss says it best here, guys, showing up to work as centrist.s not far right opinion writer. showing up to work at centrist at an american newspaper should not require bravery. apparently it did. she resigned and resigned in the most spectacular way i can remember anybody doing that in this business in a long time, guys. jedediah: the "new york times" acting editorial editor has some comment on the weiss resignation. he say she would do you make of that? >> prove it. let's see some opinions, tomorrow this weekend may represent the right. it's worth repeating the "new york times" has not endorsed a republican presidential candidate since 1956. that means you had to have endorsed carter in 1980 or mcgovern or d dukakis go down the line. this paper needs to prove that it actually has a balanced opinion section. it hasn't right now. i will leave you with this last thought. only one writer at the "new york times" went on social media yesterday to defend bari weiss, everybody else was silent. can you call that silence of the lambs, guys. ed bid by new

"new york times" opinion section editor bari weiss is leaving and she is not going quietly.ox news media analyst howie kurtz shows us tonight. good evening. >> good evening. in a scathing resignation letter, bari weiss, in opinion editor says she's been constantly bullied by her own colleagues. they called me a racist, seven she says publicly smear me as a liar and a bigot on twitter but no fear that it would be met with appropriate action, they never are for this environment yields what she calls self-censorship. we can measure ourselves of job security and clicks by publishing our 4,000 op-ed arguing that donald trump is a unique danger to the country on the world the departure gets personal when she complains in the note that he and other executives did nothing while privately praising her as courageous and not some friendly colleagues see a new mccarthyism there. a controversial writer and self-described centrist who has made some errors but also complained about being pilloried by the social media mob. >> saying that i am offended as a way of making the someone radioact

weiss says "the times" is dominated by far left-wing idealogues ruining the newspaper.hey're bullying and suppressing centrists with those difference of opinion. "the times" is run by a twitter mob mentality. talk about it with fox news contributor jason chaffetz. great to have you on. she said they called her a nazi and racist for being a centrist. your reaction to this. >> this is a scathing letter as you can read. if you want to read going out to a blaze of glory as she exposes with her first-hand knowledge at "new york times" t was about as scathing as it gets. it was not about collective discovery of truth. it was all about fulfilling the agenda some of them had. it is not a true newspaper anymore. the old gray lady as they called the newspaper, it is just not, it is not, it is not the news. it's a glorified newsletter to radical people on the left. i mean that's really what it's gravitated to. she was brought in 2016 to try to understand and expose why trump was so wildly popular but she was suppressed to the point that she had to leave. elizabeth: you know, weiss

you should just read barry weiss is resignation letter. i will tell you about that. my point is this. on top of that, the free press has no free speech. that is really crazy. let's talk about the economy. you brought up two trillion dollars. biden's plan to bring electronic vehicles and electric vehicles and all that stuff. we have done that before with obama. by a handful, you should look at a book called -- by michael sheldon burger. fantastic guy. he was the original green new deal guy in the early 2000s. he saw the corruption of what happened. obama brought in 80 billion dollars, but it went to a handful of people who were basically -- you invest in the lobby to the government and you get a return of ex. these guys made off like bandits. 80 billion dollars for a handful of donors. that is 500 billion. million. there was 80 billion. and it did not do anything. and every country, you look at france, you look at germany. electric prices will go up. >> that was derrick, and minnesota. jim tankersley, is the joe biden campaign concerned that these plans are picking eu

bari weiss is someone, she has thousands of twitter followers herself.n in there on twitter, throwing some punches herself at people she disagrees with. i'm not saying she is a bully, but if you are going to dish it out, you've got to be ready to take it. i learned that a long time ago. >> harris: actually, legally, we don't have to be ready to take harassment on the job. that's already established. jill abramson, i've got illegal. thank you for the discussion. >> she can sue. thank you. >> harris: don't call him an underdog. president trump rejected that label, saying the polls are missing the enthusiasm of his supporters. just like four years ago. he is speaking at the white house. we'll bring you back. ♪ meowners from newday usa. interest rates have dropped to record lows. newday usa makes it so easy to refinance that one call can save you $3000 a year. newday's va streamline refi lets you refinance without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised and without spending one dollar out of pocket to get it done. it is the quickest

resignation letter accusing the paper of pandering to twitter voices rather than finding the truth barry weissalso claims she was bullied by colleagues because her views didn't much the paper's prevailing stance she says quality journalism at the times as suffered to indulge the few twitter is not on the masthead of the new york times but twitter has become its ultimate editor as the ethics and mores of that platform have become those of the paper the paper itself has increasingly become a kind of performance piece stories are chosen and told in a way to satisfy the narrowest of audiences rather than to allow a curious public to read about the world and then draw their own conclusions. a spokesperson for the company says the paper is committed to fostering an environment of honest searching and empathetic dialogue between colleagues as it put it now weiss was also one of the writers who last week signed to an open letter against council culture in the true magazine harper's and she's also come under fire for a comment supporting a controversial article in the times last month written by a repu

rather than to allow a curious public to read about the world and then draw their own conclusions weiss addressed a letter to the new york times publisher arthur gregg salzberg and he's declined to comment so far a spokesperson for the company says the paper is committed to fostering an environment of honest searching and empathetic dialogue between colleagues last week voice was also one of the writers who signed that open letter against council culture published in the literary and current affairs magazine harper's she'll also previously came under fire for her comments in the wake of a controversial article in the times last month written by a republican senator who called for a military response to the anti racism or unrest she tweeted that there was a civil war than between the mostly young woakes and the mostly 40 plus liberals resignation letter also accuse the times of failing to resist tribalism. the paper's failure to anticipate the outcome of the $26000.00 election meant that it didn't have a firm grasp of the country covers lessons about the importance of understanding other

is what people like bari weiss pointing to?ing opposition of political views. where we get it wrong in this conversation is looking at mostly mainstream and progressive outlets. places like "the new york times," "the washington post," cnn, host a really wide variety of prerspectives. that's ain't day that goes by where you can't find perspectives on those websites. you can't say the same thing about fox news, about breitbart, websites like townhall.com. it's conservative news outlets as well as conservative institutions like religious colleges where you're lacking diversity of opinion. what i see happening here is pointing to something that is a frustrating problem, but by honing in on, quote/unquote, liberal outlets, i think you really miss the fuller story. and the ways in which i think the right is working the lefts on this one. >> what about what some on the right say about the dynamic in -- let's take what andrew sullivan's critique or other critiques, which is if you say the wrong thing about race or gender, then you're g

her name, bari weiss. she recently resigned after months of workplace harassment, hostility over -- she is not a conservative. at best, i would say, centrist views, willing to listen to the other side views, our left times employees calling her a nazi and a racist and a liar and a bigot, others demanding she be rooted out of this organization, while posting acts emojis next to her name in public forums, wow. weiss wrote "the far left twitter had become the ultimate editor of "the new york times"," concerns profoundly remove from the lives of most people. a perfect example of what i call and why i define the modern media as aia mob. the fake news media mob is now 99% of news outlets, media outlets, smears, lies, slander, libel,l, besmirchment, conspiray theories, hoaxes, here, they are, and everywhere. truth telling, nonexistent. they are all about advancing the far left, radical, socialist viewss of this new, extreme, democratic party, and they have outright contempt and hatred for all things president tru

weiss driving a fast car a feministic statement i'd say the ability to is a feminist thing the notion of not being masculine is changing but i think in general the whole big call to today is going to change. and it already is changing . up. that slate just got her driver's license the day before they started filming in real life she owns a v.w. t. cross an s.u.v. ready for adventurous a car dealer tried to persuade her to get a smaller bagel. i was asking about does include like a spec tire and and he made a comment about how he wouldn't want his girlfriend on the side of the road changing a tire so does probably no point which is an assumption that i wouldn't be able to change a tire you know that that's not something that i want but also that suddenly i'm more vulnerable as a woman on the side of the road than i'm on won't. she's watch mode to make a scene so t.v. since childhood so when someone tells her that women don't know anything about cars the otherwise friendly brits can lose her temper. and say the rational mean we're just like move on normally i'd say the very irrational i

i know conservative americans are upset about what has happened with barry weiss. i have written a lot of stories that upset liberals. they complained to my bosses and they have always supported be no matter who was angry at me. host: to your economics question. caller: i would say that there is no firewall. that tookeporters down the opinion editor in the past. weiss'uld read barry resignation letter. free presshat, the has no free speech. that is crazy. let's talk about the economy. biden's plan to bring electronic vehicles and electric vehicles, we have done that before with obama. calleduld look at a book -- by michael shellenberger. fantastic guy. he was the original green new deal guy in the early 2000's. he saw the corruption what happened. obama brought in $80 billion and it went through a handful of people -- basically you invest on lobby the government and get a return of x. these guys made off like bandits. $80 billion from a handful of and it didn't do anything. in every country, look at france, germany, electric prices will go up. host: derek in minnes

times reporters on, maybe you should probably have a segment with barry weiss talking about a resignation. a newspaper that is supposed to be about the first amendment is not about free speech. it is very bad over there in your newsroom. your editors have been sticking up for -- i will get on. host: let me just say, jim tankersley, do you want to comment about the editorial side of the paper and how much involvement or interaction you have with that? guest: i don't. i know some of the folks who work in the editorial, but they are a different department than ours. you should read the resignation letter and i will tell you about that. my point is this, on top of that, the free press has no free speech. that is really crazy. you brought up $2 trillion, binds plans to bring electronic vehicles and electric vehicles and other stuff. we have done that before with obama. our aprilase look at by michael shellenberger. he was the original green new deal guy in the early 2000's. he saw the corruption on what happened. obama brought in $80 billion and went to a handful of people who were basically,

but weiss writes the pieces not progressively ask -- only after every line is negotiated and caveat it. barry white's is twitter has become the paper's ultimate editor, harsh words speak to a media culture well beyond the new york times it should concern anyone who cares about free expression in journalism. >> thank you very much. in addition to barry weiss, new york magazine writer andrew sullivan left his job tonight, he says the reason is self-evident and coming in his next column. a curator of the san francisco museum of modern art reside accused of racism because he said he was still collecting work from white artists. the host of the next revolution joins us to weigh in. your reaction to all of that? >> on the new york times, it is interesting to see how personal this letter gets. beyond what we already knew that the new york times editorial he has been taken over by an internal it -- intolerant woke mob, tells you something about the workplace culture in that large, important, influential institution, really abusive and toxic workplace culture and i think given the importance of

what's your reaction to bari weiss' letter and her decision to go?> i think she is the stuff that courage is made of. i think she understands that we are at a crossroads here in america and in other civilized western countries print this is about western civilization, and i think we are transitioning from being an open society to becoming a close society and we are asking what defines an open society, it is freedom. what defines a close society, it is fear. and it looks like "the new york times" opinion pages are adopting fear. >> martha: one of the other things that she says is that -- she calls at the twitter masthead. and twitter has become the ultimate editor. is a lot of truth to that, i think. social media is doing and it's really quite harmful. we are being led down a path toe twitter, but there's also a a lack of leadership. you read her letter, you're going to see all the bullying and the terrorizing that goes on and that good people are afraid to stand up and say anything, but the leaders, the people who are supposed to discipline, what i c

elizabeth: right at same time the opinion editor bari weiss quit saying there is hard left intolerant centrists. the times also hit with another problem. it has to do with ethics, ford. it is backtracking on a july 12th story that claimed anonymous 30-year-old guy who thought the covid-19 was a hoax, he was in san antonio. he died after going to a covid party. now the times updated his story it can't independently verify that story. san antonio health department says they can't verify it either. so, let's show the viewers, there is another question about ethics. "the times," ford, routinely changing its headlines after the fact but doesn't really inform the reader what it is doing about corrections or updates. we've been tracking this. show the viewer what we found. ford, your reaction to this? >> i think that we need to listen to bari weiss and what she is talking about "the new york times" wanting to pacify the far left and vocal minority on social media when it comes to its editorial page. unfortunately not just the editorial page. "the gray lady" allowed this sort of left-wing tho

breaking today, "new york times" columnist and editor bari weiss, she resigned today. published a scathingin registration later writing, twitter is not on the masthead of "new york times" but twitter has become its ultimate editor. she wrote, "stories are chosen and told in the way that satisfies the narrowest of audience." she shed light on the bullying she faced in the result of reviews, her colleagues will call her a nazi and a racist for standing up for principle at the paper. put a target on your back. wow. it gets even worse from there. hear now what their reaction, former white house press secretary and fox news contributor ari fleischer. former arkansas governor, fox news contributor mike huckabee. i would imagine both you, you, ari, and both you, governor, don't have a love of "the new york times." we know how they treated you, ari, we know how they treated sarah huckabee, who will be governor in arkansas, i will gladly support the campaign. this is a beat down and very revealing. >> it's remarkable. you don't see someone that articulate speak about from the i

changed, we may be able to help. ♪ >> sean: breaking today, "new york times" columnist, editor bari weisse resigned today. she published a scathing resignation letter writing "twitter is not on the masthead of "the new york times." twitter has become its ultimate editor." she added "stories are chosen and told in a way that satisfies the narrowest of audiences." she shed light on the bullying she faced as a result of reviews, stating her colleagues would call her "a nazi" and a racist. standing up for a principal of the paper put the target on your back. wow and it gets , well, even worse from there. here now with reaction, former white house prosecutor a, fox news contributor ari fleischer, former arkansas governor, fox news contributor mike huckabee. i would imagine both you, ari and you, governor, you don't have a love of "the new york times." we know how they treated you, ari and holly treated sarah huckabee sanders. this was a beat down, very revealing. >> it's remarkable, you don't see someone that articulate talk about from the inside how rotten things have become at "the new york

bari weiss will go on to have a wholesome career and hired somewhere else or start her own outlet.mber of important points especially in seeing what happened over the tom cotton op-ed that appeared in the "new york times" where the editor who handled it was let go and replaced promptly. it is concerning to me. i obviously do want people to have a thorough exchange of ideas. i'm a liberal that appears with mostly conservatives as we can see on the panel and i relish that opportunity and to speak to people who might not agree with me to hopefully present a side or perspective that they hadn't considered. maybe vote for joe biden on november 3rd. but, at the end of the day, we need our institutions to be places where people can question and questioning for me is the key to all of this. it's made out as people who are about to get canceled are always just saying these horrible things and making broad declarations. but a lot of times people are getting in trouble for asking questions. and as to our last segment as to knowing our history, if we don't have the ability to ask questions and

joining us now for some insight is emily weiss. great to have you.e have seen eerie stability when it comes to the chinese yuan. the latest bubble, but certainly, exuberant rise in the equity markets in china, well documented as well. does this latest policy initiative just tell us that china is going to continue to manage their economy well and manage it out of the pandemic slowdown? emily: there is certainly an element of that here. china has been proactive in terms of their policy stance. we have seen globally, bet this point, emerging asia continues to be one of the brightest spots in our global recovery outlook and we have seen that most exempt of five in china, in the data we have seen. later on, we are expected to have the manufacturing and nonmanufacturing pmi indices showing this general stabilization after the massive economic contraction. certainly, we expect these initiatives on both the monetary and fiscal front are having that coordinated easing of policy and will be helpful in further continuing on this economic recovery that is stemmi

people that have a column in "the new york times" but bari weiss had had enough. >> she had enough and made it known. not only did she burn the bridge on her way out, she napalm day. this was a tactical nuke on the paper of record and everybody is talking about this in the journalism community today and here is why. resignation letter. "twitter has become its ultimate editor. the paper itself has increasingly become a kind of performance base for a very narrow audience and she's exactly right. you may remember just a couple of years ago, they eliminated their public editor position. what that is as protecting integrity at the publication and its executive editor set at the time we are going to rely on online comments and read your feedback in the stead. in other words, the mob is running the paper in the process for a paper that embraces diversity and talks about diversity so much prayer they don't embrace the most important diversity of all and that is the diversity of thought. >> dana: she's gone on to basically say she was bullied. we are going to be right back. ta-da! did you know

. >> weiss is happening now? -- why is this happening now? because your state reopened to quickly? >> i think there is little doubt that we reopen too quickly we should have waited. all the models including those produced by asu and many international models indicated that we should've waited longer to reopen. however, unfortunately, some membnms of our state govt decided to choose models which seem to more conveniently suit their objectives and opened the at sooner rather than later. >> so how can you get this back under control? what everyone wearing a mask help? >> it would certainl help, unfortunately we don't have a statewide masked man date here in arizona. in terms of how people can be mandated to where mask. here in maricopa county where we ars seeing the highest numb of the outbreak, we do have a we are seeing a lot more people around town wearing masks now. laur the president of the united states says that 99% of alcoronavirus cases are t harmless. is that your experience? >> i would describe thats entirely inaccurate. they areertai

. >> some bay area parents banding together creating learning pods for their kids this fall, weiss somere warning this idea could create an entirely new problem. >>> thank you for joining us and welcome to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark.

. >> some bay area parents banding together creating learning pods for their kids this fall, weiss some are warning this idea could create an entirely new problem. >>> thank you for joining us and welcome to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >> i'm running on pam cook. it is tuesday, july 20th. as we head over to steve paulson, i heard a lot of that thunder you were talking about in yosemite. did not see any lightning likely because we heard some very big thunder and some ominous clouds we were seeing as we are at the very top of yosemite falls. it wouldn't have been good to see lightning. >> yeah, they were very close. moreover to the north of you, but they were close. today looks a little quieter for the sierra nevada. there will be a very quiet pattern here that just has a grip on us, so if you like it enjoy, if you don't, i don't see much teacher going forward. there's just a locked in pattern here. thunderstorm activity was really widespread up in the northern sacramento valley. it looks a little choir today. san jose is cloudy. the low clouds of made it there to san jose. they have b

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