this is very much on the head of everyone at the "new york times" it has coverage for three, four, fivers you really track it before thee paper, all papers t just the your time, but their bearings rights. this is veryy challenging. and i guess from the papers perspective even though other people didn't get this right why would the administration lie about the threat of mass destruction that could once again but the u.s. at risk. you're putting yourself in house positionnd trying to get it buti hope i provided a nuanced account of this. who are trying to figure out a difficult scary time. without making too personal for him he was down in the west villageth that's like maybe a me or mile and a half away from collapsed.uildings when he left his apartment that morningis he looked back over hs shoulder as he jumped into a cab post living down thereto. the smoke in the air and the helicopters it's on graspable the horror you aren't trained to understand what's going on. that's an important perspective for him. the other thing it's kind of a different issue but it came from being the editoria

you know, i have always admired and wanted to work for the new york times since i was a student in college and one of the books i read is as a college student, i think pretty early on was gay talese, his book at the times, and it's something i always thought about the important you raise a really good point in your question. i'm writing a history. so basically this book goes from 1977 through 2016. there are a bunch of advantages of that. for one thing, i'm not, for the most part, writing about people who are there, or to put it more directly. writing for people i work with or about a few exceptions. but generally that's really the case. but more than that, in terms of approaching a project like this, there was a level of candor from the people that i was speaking to because they were gone. and also access to documents that i don't think i would have if i was writing about the present, if i was writing contemporaneous book about the times. i don't see a way to do it. while i was still working there, and i don't think i would want to do it actually, i'm finding as much as i expected, and ma

we need you for propaganda because we know the "new york times," the american media and the european be our best friends. it's only a matter of time. they will turn the tables you will become the pressure and we will become the victims appeared we will survive this it will be stronger in the message will be sent throughout the middle east if you can slaughtered jews two. because in the end we will survive. i will be right back ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america. now you are going to learn about who is behind most of these so-called student protests. with their ready-made signs and the ready made flex with swastikas on at the extermination of the jews and so forth and so on for the here lot of commentators in america say what we become? how did this happen? i will tell you how this happened as the president of jerusalem center for public affairs for secretary-general of the world jewish congress. dan diker thank you for joining us from israel. okay who is behind this? , hamas is been on campus for decades and they have been given a free pass by university presidents, university faculty. u

as someone who wasn't following "the new york times"' coverage at the time because i was, like, 11, i think -- [laughter] and in england, probably didn't know9 what the new york times was, but i was interested to read as someone who sort of looked back on that coverage, you know, that initially howell raines who had previously been the editorial page editor and was the executive editor by then, he was actually facing accusations of kind of being, you know, too anti-intervention. i guess the insinuation that given the sort of heightened security trend after after 9/11 was he was being unpatriotic. yes, we'll talk about sort of the nuances in how you found that coverage going back to look oiat it, because i guess monk my critics this was a simplified narrative that the coverage was kind of one big pro-bush administration failure. but you think -- [inaudible] >> guest: yeah. i think you make a really important point here which is the context9 of the time, right? we'll come back to howell raines in a second, that's also a good point. but, like, this is after september 11th, and there was

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it's too bad the new york times has to learn this in a public way. >> i don't see it it changing and i'm having a hard time re: comprehending is this is a check cut and dry issue. if you have any sense of decency, if you have a heart, mind and soul and conscience i don't thank you could take thomas aside. sit worldwide what's happening and what's happening in our country and how widespread this is. how do we deal with that ultimately? >> the sliver of americans have taken hamas aside all are cut from the same cloth. college educated, liberal, postgraduate degree. very people who run work for the new york times. and set this into the major media. thank goodness america has outlets, conservative outlets that have broken from the mainstream media that are much more willing to tell the truth to the american people. but don't cover what hamas says because they know hamas has lied. much more willing to wait on the story that took brush it and put it on the error. look at the damage the new york times did. they sparked the riots that took place in beirut. they sparked the rights of took plac

what next glamour magazine calling out the "new york times"?it's bad you're at the newspaper of record a anymore precook some changing headlines have been well documented now. the important thing is maybe it will get better from here that that will be the question will actually get better? worse i can answer that. [laughter] no. it is the "new york times" there committed to this. >> they weren't alone though buried tperthere were other pubs that also seem to not be as critical as it should have been as far as information is concerned when in reality there's so much video and evidence after words. maybe that should have been looked at first. cook says he probably rushed to rush tojudgment they put sometht fictitious they sought they want to see. >> it's what they do but all political stories. >> are right thank you everyone that will do it for us to produce you back your tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern for the big eastern show. we have life, liberty and levin starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

according to the new york times, washington will delay gaza. the israeli ground attack on gaza would be a terrible mistake. they should not expand the scope of the war. otherwise , they will be grounded. one of the most important obstacles to a ground attack on gaza is a vast network of underground tunnels known as the gaza metro. this tunnel network is bigger than the london underground and is stretched across gaza. there is no way around this, of course a ground attack would be even more complicated. israel is in a difficult situation. on the other hand, there is no other option. from on the other hand, the battle in gaza will be very difficult and the issue of jan asrara is also on the table. it seems that the concern of the ground attack on gaza can be seen among the zionist military. they stand and fight against us. when we enter gaza, there will be an explosive device waiting for us. americans don't like to see their ally get caught in an unwinnable battle . even if they turn a blind eye to the massacre that has killed more than 6,000 peo

mark: how did the "new york times" conclude the footage is from the hospital?> they put a map together in this investigation that the "new york times" claims is the approximate spot of the al jazeera footage. they conclude that the missile in the video was never even near the hospital and, hence, could not be what caused the explosion since it actually detonated close to the israeli-gaza border in this area right here that is at least 3.2 kilometers away from the hospital, hence contesting the theory that what we see in this al jazeera footage is a missile from gaza, and they conclude that this is an israeli missile that exploded three kilometers away from the hospital, and hence, an investigation that should not be taken out of context to say that israel is responsible for the hospital blast since the investigation does not address in any way who is responsible. mark: thank you very much indeed. thanks for watching wherever you are in the world. stay with us. more to come "live from paris." ♪ >> follow our international journalists on france 24. douglas herber

well, recently you wrote to new york times op ed and the title of that op ed was this summer. i became the book banning monster of iowa. what happened? well, districts here in iowa got put in kind of a difficult situation based on some legislation that was passed during the last session and had a really tight timeline to comply with a change in what we're allowed to have in our school in classroom libraries and the process that we use here in mason city. drew a lot of attention and ultimately people were pretty upset that we ended up pulling some books from the shelves in our classrooms, in our school libraries. and now i take it this is the parental rights law that says that schools in iowa are now required to offer age appropriate books that do not include any descriptions or visual depictions of a sex act. is that correct? yes, that's the one. so how did you go about pulling books off the shelf? so just for a little context, in a district of our size, we have nine schools, which means nine school libraries and then hundreds of classroom libraries. and the process of trying

lion and just filled out and vision, it doesn't need to, as it was, i think, written in the new york times piece that you're referring to. i think the also mentioned that pitching does not need to do anything over the light, doesn't need to do any full attack. he's got time on his side. the idea is we just sit and wait and we watch the ukrainian leads. i mean, time model just basically include on itself and that's already happening and you talk about this as a, as a breakdown. nobody is more conscious of that. so let's give self. cholenski knows that politically, he's losing out, he's losing improves and i think the board and ministration also knows that. and i think the way out the all from the american commentators always talk about, but never elaborate, you know, to, so the, all from could be origin change in ukraine and you take advantage of a new person in to actually start a whole new process, a piece totes, you know, the americans are pushing the landscape to hold as the leg since next year. he's resisting and for good reason. he knows the ethics. there's a different political logic

"the new york times" reports this about the judge's comments, quote, trump's freedom of speech rights do not permit him to launch a pre-trial smear campaign against those people, said the judge. quote, no other defendant would be allowed to do so, and i'm not going to allow it in this case. donald trump is still allowed to attack the biden administration and the justice department and he is still allowed to make comments about washington, d.c. and its residents, who, of course, make up the jury pool for the trial. they describe it as nuanced and limited, saying she appeared to be attempting to thread the needle on rights to trump's rights to freedom of speech and her duty to protect the proceedings in front of her. the judge appeared not to buy the argument that a gag order would be a violation of the ex-president's right to free speech. the judge laughed after the lawyer argued the current conditions are working, saying she disagreed before she went throh some of trump's staten one by 1. she said he does not have unfettered rights and the court is allowed to draw restrictions to ensu

the new york times writes that russia may have tested a nuclear-powered cruise missile at the end of september. what is known about this missile, what makes it dangerous and what are the risks that it may soon be in service with the russian army? 50 billion euros for ukraine. the european union allocated additional funding to kyiv for the next four years. what will these funds be used for and why hungary agreed to unblock such a decision, as well as how actions in the states affect the mood in europe regarding further military support for ukraine. on the night of october 3, russia conducted another air attack on ukraine. the defense forces recorded the activity of russian aviation and several groups of kamikaze drones. in total, the air force reports 30 downed drones out of 32 launched by the russian federation. thus, ukrainian air defense destroyed 16 shaheds. over mykolayiv oblast and one over odesa oblast. in addition, anti-aircraft defense also worked in the dnipropetrovsk region. 13 drones and one cruise missile were shot down there. the commander of the air force of the armed f

instead, a spokesperson for the new york times, the paper's coverage. is individual that the times's journalistic is different from the advocacy advocacy mission of groups like glad quote as a news organization, we pursue independent reporting on transgender issues. additionally, two editors with the paper sent an email to staff in which they warned that they would not tolerate employees siding with advocacy advocacy groups to try to sway the paper's coverage of important issues and also would not tolerate publicly attacking colleagues for publishing things that disagree with. quote it is not unusual for groups to critique our coverage or to rally supporters to seek to influence our journalism. in this case, however, members of our staff, contributors to the times joined effort. their protest included direct attacks on several of our colleagues, singling them out by name. we do not and will not tolerate participation by times. journalist and protest organized by groups or attacks on, colleagues on social media or platforms. this rare defense of journalis

the new york times has written an investigation into the claims of the zionist regime and the united states he denies about the cause of the al-mu'ammadani hospital explosion . later, to this hospital, which led to the martyrdom of 500 palestinian citizens, the united states and the zionist regime claimed that an error in the functioning of the islamic jihad rocket was the cause of the explosion. based on the al jazeera tv camera video, this regime made the claim that according to this video, the islamic jihad rocket exploded in the sky, then when it fell in the existing hospital, the explosion became the biggest. but according to the new york times, this rocket, which israel claims, first exploded in the sky, then caused an explosion by falling in a hospital 3 kilometers away from the location of the hospital was shot from israel . the new york times added that the newspaper's analysis casts doubt on one of the most common evidences that israeli officials use to make their claims. but we had the latest news about palestine and gaza an hour ago, the israeli airstrike on the house of

we know it will happen according to israeli officials telling that to the new york times and that couldy any time anger around. the world latest largest sponsor of terror. around threatening to intervene if israel losing on the ground. so 529 americans confirmed dead and the blood, the team are unaccounted for. 300 to 500 american palestinians are trapped in gaza. israeli i minister benjamin netanyahu, been there but the bullet proof latest coming. in gaza, mass exodus underway, hundreds of thousands tried to escape the danger zone moving south. new fears of multi- front war on the horizon as israeli troops and lebanon's hezbollah militant group exchange gunfire today but is not picked intensity, there's no two friends at this hour. let's go to greg alcott on the ground. >> that's where we are more than israel keeping an eye on next door hezbollah backed by iran which has said they will go big here is israel escalates. there are signs that will be happening in the coming days. if i can know one thing we can tell you, we are seeing the first plane of our entire trip here, pretty torrenti

now, this is the same new york times now publishing articles mbout the conflict in gaza fro what? an anti-semitic so-called journalist with a history praising hitler and the. now, sadly, the new york timesht is not the only hamas praiathizer in the american press. reuters fake news. cnn, the associated press all publish hamas propaganda as fact. >> the ap, which is a disgraceful far left organization, they won't letess. their reporters refer to hamas as a terror grouws, cnn,p. eve and apparently the ap thinks that beheading kids, young womelefer to hroup. n, torturing grandma, killing innocent young kids at a concert, taking hostages. that's just part of the, quote, resistance. and on cable news, forget it. it's worse than ever. according to reports, mf, dnc,nd they had temporarily pulled three of their muslim anchorkil off the air last week becauseane of an apparentr. anti because of apparent anti-semitism concerns. but as media conce icon reports, one of them is, quote, back on the air and quote, of the as anti-israel as ever. lastm ck on th week we had mehd. i don't even know th

liz: while how can new york times and msnbc continue to get it so wrong and that was a new york timest the new york times does not have those headlines up. heather still on twitter, would you say to make it really makes you wonder liz, is this just mainstream media allison a journalist falling for disinformation, looks that was wrong or is it something else and is this intentional because again, we have seen the mainstream media, repeatedly, push out disinformation in order to create chaos a basically and in this case, we had out like the new york times msnbc and cnn all carling the terrace fighters were militants and it is so dishonest and so despicable see you again you're looking at now, and i just want to wrap this up kristin, the time square happening now, he way to see the protesters for in support of israel the holding up, images of those massacred and is taking hostage record to stay in this breaking story, throughout the rest of the hour and thank you for joining joining us kristin tate, the head of mi five in britain, now said that china is targeting small businesses and sta

the new york times turned itself around. not extrapolate from one year's financial difficulties into the future. we should understand news organizations can turn themselves around. i think that the post will. bezos is committed to the future of the post. right now they have to make some sort of adjustment, and look at whether it is the right approach or not. but if you are set to loose $100 million this year -- lose $100 million this year, it is probably not a good call not to do anything. >> one last question, martin baron, what surprised you, as you pulled away from decades of daily deadlines and investigations, what insights surprised you about your own tenure or your own trait of journalism for all these years? >> a little bit of a surprise, i think that i reflected a lot on the tensions within our profession. a lot of it is a reaction to donald trump and his attack on the press and political norms in this country. and worries about what his movement, if you want to call it that, could usher in for the united states. i c

and i went to the new york times. you never know how that's going to work out that i went to to in 2000. in 2000, i went the miami herald to be editor there working for a new publisher who was new to me at the and then i went to the boston globe where i really didn't know i knew hardly anybody in the city, really, only one couple. and i knew nobody the in the newsroom and so that was a risk. so i was accustomed to risks and i felt that this was one that was well worth taking both professions professionally for me and that i thought, you know, if i did a good job that we could do something really for the washington post and in doing something worthwhile for the washington post, i felt that we would be doing something worthwhile for the country. you were hired, if i recall correctly, by by. one of the sort of scions in a sense, of the graham family. katharine weymouth was the publisher at the time the niece of don graham, former chairman of that. and she brought you board relatively soon in your tenure there. she met wi

i checked "the new york times" headlines the whole time, and "the new york times" said rocket hits hospital, palestinians say. attributing it to the palestinians. if i could just ask you to pull back the curtain and tell me how you're grapping with this, not just the flow of information but the knowledge u.s. from national security officials who are very candid with their fears that people are going to get hurt based on the information coming out of the region. >> yeah, it's such an -- it's such a complex thing to cover. i think as, you know, as i was listening to jeremy, i know how careful that "the new york times" is about this sort of thing. i'm pretty sure without even going back and doing the check that there's no "new york times" headline that would immediately say israeli rocket hits a hospital in gaza because that's not how we -- i mean, we've been covering the war in ukraine. we've been in afghanistan. we've been down this road so many times, and it's -- you know, attributing prominence to something like that is crazy. however, i do think it's a bit of a stretch to think that there

ok, of the new york times _ israeli motivation. ok, of the new york times in _ israeli motivation. the uk, this is bbc news. let's bring you some live pictures from gaza city at this hour. we can take a look at the sky line over gaza they are. a reminder that huge explosions have been seen in northern gaza as israel carries out its most intense air strikes in the past three weeks. the israeli army spokesperson said the military was expanding its ground operations in gaza. mobile phone services and the internet there are currently out of operation. hamas's armed wing says it has engaged in fighting with israeli forces in gaza and have called on the world to act immediately to stop the air strikes. the israeli army spokesperson also repeated a call for palestinians in gaza city to move south. you can see there a flash as we watch those pictures of the sky over gaza city. israel has been bombing gaza since the 7th of october. attacks that killed 1&00 people and saw 229 people kidnapped as hostages. the hamas run health ministry in gaza said 7000 people have been killed since israel's

and joining us live now is the new york times tech reporter ryan mac. ryan. thanks for your time today. >> thanks for having me so what was elon musk's promise and stated mission when he took over uh? well, he made a few promises. you know, and his had many ideas with this acquisition. i mean, this idea of preserving free speech, for example, but also, you know, continuing along the development of, you know, one of the most important places to gather socially and chat on the internet, which is twitter. yeah, obviously, that hasn't gone to plan. you know, the company has fallen by the wayside. it's had a name change. but there are, you know, less people using it these days as the valuation has been cut in half, advertisers have fled the platform and it's been a bit of a mess in the last year. >> yeah, and let's try to explore how we got there. and i think we can do that through the two articles that are in the new york times really well reported. one of them has the headline, the consequences of elon musk's ownership of x. so i know your team looked at studies

you know, when you have the new york times, basically a metric directing is republican audience because it's largely a right witness but, but it's not so sympathetic to the present. but demonstration, when a new at times is basically trucking, it showed of the st. this kind of, we went to school and the also was a cause. now we caught then what's the next best scenario, you know, from not winning. and they don't have the also and they also seems to be just to keep, funneling more and more money, but way, i'm on a now. and so let's keep wants to talk about setting up joint production ventures in the ukraine. more money for him and his couple, you know, this makes sense. um, there was a notion in congress just 2 weeks ago, i think, to stump up 24000000000. so what are you guys? i think someone's going to correct me, i'm sure, but i think that's been blowing out. it was a red. yeah. it's temporarily. yeah. what if you didn't go through this could be the fee that are about closing down the government. you know, i've gotten used to it, but it's, as we're speaking gentleman, the month to spea

and shortly after the new york times report, a case was registered against news. click under in yes, on the full activities prevention act. you a p a, an oppressive, empty tyrell, media advocacy. groups in india have highlighted the hypocrisy of new dallas position. government officials routinely protest and denounced critical journalism by international outlets like the new york times cooling them, motivated and fake. so the seriousness with which they have followed up on the revelations in this report is in contrast with how dismissive they've been before, thanks to a year and a half ago in ukraine, just after russia's invasion museum workers there, scrambled to protect our collections from getting ransacked. they knew the russians were coming for museum collections in the southeastern part of the country. museums help us understand the past to make sense of the present. the fast and deliberate destruction of cultural heritage has become a feature of conflicts around the world in places like syria, indirect in ukraine, russian forces have been methodical. when a

the "new york times" covered this for decades.reported how hamas fighters staged these videos where they pick up a baby and crawl over rubble and blame israel. this is what they do. they didn't hesitate at all. >> they didn't. it shows you how impenetrable their propaganda is to the truth. where was rashida tlaib? out on the national mall declaring that israel had bombed a hospital in gaza. no, it was a parking lot. no the deaths were not in the hundreds. the estimates are saying maybe several dozen. it's not clear yet. the fact we have a sitting member of congress going around going around saying hamas propaganda. hamas should be treated like isis. if any other member of congress during the war on isis was using isis talking points they would call to have her removed. what it is showing us now, you are not seeing blow back from pelosi and others, there is a fear on the left of angering those in their more crazed base. it's despicable. >> jesse: it is. that leads to my next segment. thanks, arial. the hospital explosion was a hama

"new york times" to buy more time for aid and "washington post" to stave off conflict. i think biden is all over the map and doesn't know what to do. israel needs to be calling the shots, we all want hostages released, israel included. >> harris: we hear united states is leader of the free world, are they leader of the middle east now? >> tammy: we are not the leader anywhere, even at home. this fuels this, the nature of this. this is everywhere, the houthis, proxy dynamic with iran. for america, leadership tells us, not the bureaucracy or idea of us. it is individuals, it is the president, whoever he or she may be. the one we have encourages, inspires the worst in the world. >> harris: emily, we want hostages to be released, we've seen only two. we've seen bounty of 6 billion. >> emily: right, that we paid. highlight a point, secretary of state and president all weekend spent time thanking qatar for work in releasing two hostages and that might be a complicated and interesting relationship where it seems per sources that we are depending on them for release of hostages

you look at the "new york times" pages today citing palestinian authorities. they are hamas. they keep citing death tolls from gaza ministry of health. that's hamas. there is no ministry of health. it is a terrorist aid station. the minister of health in gaza might as well be the chief medic or terrorists. yet "the new york times" continues to public their propaganda without any effort to call it what it is, lies that are designed to support hamas's effort to eliminate the jewish nation. >> dana: senator tom cotton. thank you for joining us this morning. we'll watch for the foreign relations committee vote later today on jack lew's nomination to be ambassador to israel. don't know if it will pass. >> bill: want to take you to the white house quickly and show you the arrival of the prime minister from australia and the first lady. always a wonderful event to watch because the pomp and circumstance but on a day like today on the east coast is really having a late summer today up and down the coast. >> dana: australia is a wonderful ally to the united states and president biden

it comes off to the new york times, alleged back in august. the news click receive funding from a businessman link to china, and promotion pro beijing talking points. john, the say police have confiscated the laptops and phones. media watchdog reporters without buddhist place. india, a b 106 feet fast place and its latest press freedom rankings this year as well. the association, the largest association of janice in india has reacted on the social media platform x. it said the press club of india is deeply concerned about the multiple rates conducted on the houses of journalist. i'm races association with news click and they say they are monitoring developments and we'll be releasing a more detailed statement that's going to show of danielle. he joins us now from utilities, a political editor at scroll news website. thank you for joining the program. why do you think these journalists have been targeted? but this is actually part of go back to, and again, civically busy that the more the government does their own, and for the stuff that kato,