the new york times editorial — again. the new york times editorial board _ again.k times | editorial board came out the chicago tribune, various columnists, christophe, thomas friedman. david ignatius, use or evenjoe scarborough of or even joe scarborough of morning joe or evenjoe scarborough of morning joe frame who the president does pay attention to. a very watched programme. his very—watched programme, you know, came out saying — asking questions about where do we go from here? how does this go on? his co—host and wife was not on the same page. so, we'll see. i mean, i think that — but i do think that this is going to be hard to have — you know, when the hur report came out, there was conversation from the vice president that this was politically motivated. when the viral clips came out of the president on d—day and otherwise, we were told, "0h, these are," you know, "these are modified clips." they were cropped, they were cropped differently. certainly, there were claims made by the rnc and others that were not true around those clips. but at the end of the da

he received 2021 as part of the york times opinion series for a video that he reported on during the covid 19 pandemic, during which he visited two new york city hospitals and witnessed the heavy toll that the pandemic was taking on medical as they were fighting to keep americans alive. after decades of reporting nick announced in october of 2021 that he was leaving the times because he was preparing run for office seeking the democrat nomination for the governor of. oregon the state where he grew up and has lived on a farm between portland and, the beautiful oregon coast. and while that campaign didn't necessarily work out for a variety of reasons he did find a home back at the new york times. nick is married to cheryl, who is not only his partner in life, but his partner in writing. they have three children and live in the beautiful yamhill oregon now you might be thinking i evan glass two term member of the montgomery county council, is moderating this conversation well before running for office. i used to be a journalist myself. i worked at cnn for 12 years covering congress natio

"new york times" had me behind before and didn't have anything to do with this race. behind 10 points. 10 points, they had me behind. nothing's changed substantially

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the breaking news "the new york times" came out with. the fact biden has allegedly told an ally he is weighing whether to continue in the race is a huge development because the biden campaign, the biden camp has maintained no matter what hiccup that they've had in the past they are pushing through and that there is no way that he would potentially weigh that sort of decision. what kind of pressure do you think the insiders are putting on biden right now? >> huge pressure, julie, huge pressure. the fact of the matter is despite what the biden campaign says, if the democratic establishment, the congressional leadership, the grassroots of the party say he can't handle a campaign, he is not up to the job, he is too old and the leadership of the party, presidents obama, clinton, congressional leadership say the same thing publicly or privately, joe biden will have no choice but to drop out. he cannot sustain a campaign if the party turns against him. and everything i'm seeing now that is both happening and happening with great -- >> there is

they asked all the writers at the new york times, who do you think has the best chance of beating trump? who do you think it's a strong as candidate? this is before she was right about the time she was made. look at her picture there on the left compared to all the other candidates. she is the whiskey as choice as the president united states. that the only reason i'm putting that up is that's the new york times saying this roemer. uh not us. but i think it goes to the point right as to whether she's really the people's choice or not. and it seems to me that she's not. so given that scenario, given the fact that she had a horrible race in 2020, given the fact that people really didn't vote for her the motor for joe biden. i mean, can we go around the world saying, look out the matter how democratic we are in this choice? no, not at all. first of all, because the, the, the democrats, primary season was truncated as best they, in a number of states. other viable options were not allowed, or even non viable options were not allowed on the ballot. so joe biden, well, joe biden was appointed

i would not be surprised it was a "new york times" e editorial, it is a "new york times" news story.ws that is not fit to print, was written by reporters -- bureau chief are in "new york times." just saying, there is a small group connected with minority control of the economy, that is called the corrupt -- run by a close circle of friends of president maduro. all right, sorry "new york times." had to do it news story. really? more economic goofiness, fed meets today and tomorrow, to figure out monetary policy, always about interest rates or labor markets or gdp . however, former governor kevin warsh deserves kudos for his "wall street journal" op-ed yesterday, he was on this show last evening. he wrotes high priest of central bank dogma might consider is blasphemy, monetary policy has something to do with money. imagine. practice ofo mr. warsh. he points out that fed's balance sheet remains near record highs. since money has something to do with inflation, progress on inflation lately may knnot be sustain able because of the fed's balance sheet, and mr. warsh might have added they s

pick up the "new york times." >> the "new york times" has internal polling from a biden super pac thatwinning new mexico. shows him winning new hampshire. shows him winning virginia. these are states that biden won by double digits. so, is this just false confidence? i mean, how can they really believe this? >> i think this is just continual lies. also new jersey. there is not one state that president trump won last time that troubling in. he is actually added and even stronger. that's why every hour goes forward, there will be another democrat elected in congress to come out against biden. this did not help biden bringing all the governors in but not putting the a tier candidates out there to go rally behind him. and even these who rally behind him weren't. they were pointing out his negatives. >> kayleigh: speaker mccarthy. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> kayleigh: here to react is fox news contributor raymond arroyo. governor -- hiding behind the white house podium? is biden doing that odd thing where he like shows people where the white house pool used to be in the middle of the

"the new york times" and spoke with an ally that claims he spoke to biden in the last 24 hours and that biden said he still wants to fight but knows who will have a tough time convincing the public he is up for the job if the next couple days don't go well, particularly his interview slated for friday with abc news and some upcoming campaign stops in pennsylvania and wisconsin. referring to the debate, this source told "the new york times" biden "knows if he has two more events like that we are in a different place by the end of the weekend." now that is a departure from the defiant tone we have heard from sources around the president and the immediate aftermath of the debate. you recall the slammed skeptics for bedwetting but the white house did throw cold water on the spokesman andrew bates tweeted the claim is absolutely false if "the new york times" had provided us more than 7 minutes to comment we would have told them so. the campaign also got on television to tell the same. >> that is false. there are a number of rumors out there the president is in this race to win it he is the d

so here they are, they asked all the writers at the new york times, who do you think has the best chance of beating trump? who do you think it's a strong as candidate? this is before she was right about the time she was made, look at her picture there on the left compared to all the other candidates. she is the whiskey as choice as the president united states. now the only reason i'm putting that up is that's the new york times saying this roemer. uh not us. but i think it goes to the point right. as to whether she's really the people's choice or not. and it seems to me that she's not. so given that scenario, given the fact that she had a horrible race in 2020, given the fact that people really didn't vote for her the motor for joe biden. i mean, can we go around the world saying, look out the matter how democratic we are in this choice? no, no, not at all. uh, 1st of all, because the, the, the democrats, primary season was truncated and fast. uh they, in a number of states, other viable options were not allowed, or even non viable options were not allowed on the ballot. so joe biden. we

all of this as a bombshell "new york times" report says that "biden has told a key ally that he knowsmay not be ablt to salvage his candid deceit if he cannot convince the public in the coming days he's up for the job after a disastrous debate performance last week. theorti wow! the denying of the reporting but instead they are doubling down.r >> iins pre biden considering sg down?e absolutely not. >> you heard it from thes campaign as well. >> is there anything to change his mind? >> look, i cannot lay out something that would change ath president'eys mind. he's been very clear. >> brian: they are saying "the new york times" putting his fake news but a credible reporter in fact, he katie is te most well sourced reporter i would say in the whole white hous ae press court of kae rogers of "the new york times" bureau to but it was not jusnbc kjp, biden called in a staff meeting an d told them "let me say this as clearly as i possibly can, simply as straightforward as i can, i am running. no one is pushing me out and i'm not leaving. i meant this race until the end and we are going to wi

"new york times" said that? really? >> lawrence: morones. >> brian: nathan's hot dog eating contest is tomorrow and joey chestnut won't be there, where he'll be instead. >> steve: are they replacing joe, joey chestnut with biden? he's a hot dog. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. remember, mornings are betters with friends. >> brian: house democrats preparing to call for president biden to end his reelection effort. >> lawrence: comes as pair of congressional democrats publicly declare they have no confidence in biden's ability to win and serve another term. >> steve: mr. doug luzader is live in washington with details of the mutiny of the biden. >> doug: good morning. the president will be under a microscope and no one may be examining him more closely than this group of house democrats. this is what reuters is reporting, there are 25 democratic members of house of representative preparing to call for biden to step aside if he seems shaky in coming days, according to one democratic aide. there is a staff meeti

this is "the new york times," if mr. biden were to lose these states in the seven battlegrounds, donald trump would win with 347 electoral votes. the largest presidential electoral majority since 2008. so, i read this in my jaw dropped. this analysis could be what joe biden said he would need to staff presented it to him in order to drop out of the race. and again from "the new york times," less the basic contours of the race change, and i am quoting "the new york times" here, and some of the sun belt battleground states become more competitive, which is unlikely, biden's only path to winning is to carry michigan, that's why he is there tonight, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. now guys, this is a very heavy lift, joe biden is down as much as five points in pennsylvania and wisconsin, and he is even slightly down in michigan. this is a devastating piece in the times tonight, joining me now, strategist and pollster justin wallin, justin, this was something. we had like multiple full screens. i don't usually do that, but i wan

again, your response to that reporting in the new york times where the president --.ave to say it's funny when you read it. it might be getting over interpreted, exactly what those people were saying, but i want to get your response to it. >> first of all, lawrence, thank you for having me on. it's always a pleasure. it's unequivocally false. the president said himself, he is in this election and he met with democratic governors today, reassured them that he is in the selection to when it, as you saw earlier in the clip the president told our staff today, at campaign headquarters that he is in it to win it. that is where joe biden is, that remains unchanged since before the debate to now and we are going to continue to do everything we can to make sure we are building the campaign and apparatus that is going to win this election because make no mistake about it, the campaign that performs is going to win this election and that is exactly what our campaign has been doing since april when the president announced for re- election. >> i want to be able to talk to about wh

the new york times front page story this morning about the president, angling to make time his best ally. every day that mr. biden defies pressure to step aside, the prospects and logistics of replacing him become more untenable. and the potential of weeks of democratic infighting as the united republican party nominates donald trump may start to look worse than rallying behind mr. biden. no matter the concerns about the 81-year-old president's health and ability to defeat mr. trump. the new york times this morning says the prent's strategy is to run out the clock. karl rove, a republican strategist, writes in the opinion pages of the wall street journal what biden's exit could do for democrats. he says all but 43 of the convention delegates -- the chicago gathering will not be a bunch of bernie brose. it will be mostly normal democrats who want to win the election. if no candidate gets a first ballot majority when the regular delegates vote, the democratic so-called superdelegates can vote. talk about a crew of practical politicos focus on victory. we will be glued to our screens the en

sorry "new york times," had to do it, news story, really?e economic goofiness, the fed middle easts today and tomorrow to figure out monetary policy and it is always about interest rates or labor markets or gdp. however former governor kevin warsh deserves kudos for his "wall street journal" op-ed yesterday and he was on this show last evening. kevin warsh writes, the high priest of central bank dogma might consider it blasphemy but monetary policy has, wait for it, something to do with money. imagine, bravo, mr. warsh. he points out that the fed's balance sheet remains at record highs. since money has something to do with inflation, the progress on inflation lately may not be sustainable because of the fed's balance sheet. mr. warsh my added central banks should look at commodity prices including gold to determine the value as well as the quantity of money but the central bank never does that either. just goes to show you, not all the dummies work for "the new york times." and that's my riff. we will be right back. coming up israel strikes

only two out of all of them, the cnn poll and new york times poll, showed donald trump six points ahead with an almost three points margin of error in both of those polls. because of that margin of error and because the margin of error goes in both directions, the biden and trump numbers could be much closer together or they could be even further apart. i learned everything i needed to know about margin of error in the very first campaign that i paid close attention to when michael dukakis had a 17 point lead over george h.w. bush on july 22, after the democratic convention. it turned out the margin of error in that poll was 25 points. that is how wrong that poll was. george h.w. bush ended up beating michael dukakis by eight points after dukakis was ahead by 17. the pole, it turned out, could not have been more wrong and the tools of polling were more reliable than than they are now. joe biden's performance in last week's debate provoked several op-ed columns, most of them written by people who have never worked on a presidential campaign, saying joe biden should drop out of the presid

but she did, in fact, answer every single time the reporters kept banging on about a new york times report today that indicated that a neurologist had visited the white house eight times in the last year. here is the full explanation of how that has nothing to do with president biden and president biden's health and the kind of out-of-control behavior by the white house, most of the white house press corps and not all. most of the white house press corps today was as bad a circus as it looked like. the presidents a physician, kevin o'connor, has publicly released a memo that is directed to karine jean-pierre, basically in response to what she had to go through today in the white house press briefing. it does explain, in more detail, something that karine jean-pierre explained today, which is the white house medical unit doesn't treat just the president. many white house staffers are treated by the medical unit and some cabinet members and over 1000 members of the military are serviced in the white house by the white house medical unit, over 1000 members of the military who served nearby an

reactions are pouring in katie rogers at the new york times saying those in biden's circle who watchedt this think it's enough to keep them in the fight for now. nbc reported a little differently from a house democrat it made me sad completely out of touch with reality insulated from the truth i will break my silence soon your thoughts? >> it was fascinating it's great to be on with you tonight. of the first sound bite play when i listen to it again i tried once again to put together the train of thought whether he was talking about he said he brick fared like he does for foreign leaders then talked about the polling and he finished by saying the former president light a lot. i would've liked firm to say in that moment i'm sorry what did you mean by that. which 1 of those points was what you were trying to say and ask him that rather than all these repeated questions of if you will take a cognitive test it's a very valid question he asked because that's what voters are asking because they after day with every appearance it's going to be a cumulative test of this president we've seen al

>> kayleigh: "the new york times" say the survey of kamala at the top the ticket vis-a-vis trump is beingissioned by the biden campaigns analytics team and is believed to be the first time since the debate they missed biden's aides have sought to measure how the vice president would fear against trump. this also comes as yesterday kate bedingfield who is the former communications director divided, she knows him well. she knows the biden team well. she said this team is the best in the business when it comes to data and analytics and maybe it's time they look earnestly at what the data's saying. maybe they listen to kate bedingfield yesterday. >> emily: finally, wasn't it joe biden who said he doesn't believe any of the poles he s sees. it illustrates to me more than just testing, harris for voters is testing her at this point. why have they not been testing her this entire time? we've been discussing his mental acuity lapses in the clear potential for him not to survive, i mean that figuratively speaking, not to survive his candidacy, or running. how is it just now they are saying let's s

they were written up in the new york times when their their colonel came to new york on a vacation. he was he was lauded for bravery. the times they appeared in the cincinnati papers they appeared in the california papers. it makes it they not to put too fine point on it at center stage associated with the most famous generals on the union side in the final act of the civil war. if the civil war were was depicted the opera they would have been on stage in the chorus at every point. you mentioned ken burns, which brings to the third strand of the book, which is the complaint, if you like, the criticism of the cause myth anthology. there are two characters who play a big part in the book. one is william archibald dunning, whom you call a lion of manhattan society. and another was walter fleming. can tell us about those two guys. i can. these are the architects of the lost mythology. and it's so fitting that we're here in new jersey. we'll turn to dunning first. william archibald dunning was born in plainfield, new jersey. he went to princeton, kicked out. he went to columbia, got his p

not eight times in eight months that the new york times suggested was possible and maybe even likely in its reporting. here is how some of that questioning about all of that went yesterday. >> the president i can tell you has seen a neurologist three times. as it is connected to the physical that he gets every year. >> a very direct question. >> hold on, wait a second. >> reporter: eight times or at least once in regards -- >> hold on a second. no, no, no. wait a minute. please. a little respect here, please. so every year around the presidents physical examination, he sees a neurologist. that is three times, right? so i am telling you that he has seen a neurologist three times while he has been in this presidency. that is what i am saying. i'm telling you he has seen him three times. that is what i am sharing with you. every time he has a physical, he has had to see a neurologist. that is answering that question. no, it is. can i just answer? i also said to you, ed, i also said to you for security reasons we cannot share names. we cannot share names. >> reporter: in regards to have s

she is the executive editor of "the new york times" from 20 2011-2014.ouse -- serious physical decline which may be simply the result of age. she says it's clear the best reporters have failed in their first duty of journalism. >> wanting this morning, i see the communications director, and for the campaign. as i'm doing this as they are interviewing her, they put up a map showing biden's weary travels. >> did he have a week to rest up before the speech and debate and says he fell asleep. >> they gave him 2 days off. >> realistically, joe biden shouldn't drop out of the campaign. the entire democratic media complex should drop out. >> more "outnumbered" in a moment. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 po

they were written up in the new york times when their their colonel came to new york on a vacation. he was he was lauded for bravery. the times they appeared in the cincinnati papers they appeared in the california papers. it makes it they not to put too fine point on it at center stage associated with the most famous generals on the union side in the final act of the civil war. if the civil war were was depicted the opera they would have been on stage in the chorus at every point. you mentioned ken burns, which brings to the third strand of the book, which is the complaint, if you like, the criticism of the cause myth anthology. there are two characters who play a big part in the book. one is william archibald dunning, whom you call a lion of manhattan society. and another was walter fleming. can tell us about those two guys. i can. these are the architects of the lost mythology. and it's so fitting that we're here in new jersey. we'll turn to dunning first. william archibald dunning was born in plainfield, new jersey. he went to princeton, kicked out. he went to columbia, got his p

i have not heard anything like what's being reported in "the new york times."re are so many -- as you and i are -- we know, we witnessed it, there are a lot of things right now -- [ inaudible ] he has been effective. he has gotten things done. we have gotten more policy. he put people over politics in the last four years. but they are worried about our democracy. even coming on top of scotus this week, they want to make sure that the person that we need to win in november will win. as my former colleague from florida just said, there's one person that can do this. president biden has got to go out there and on a sustained basis shows he has the stamina and can do the job. i think there were two losers on thursday night. i don't think the president had a good night. we all know that. we have talked it to death. we don't talk about -- nor is anybody calling for donald trump to resign. he told more lies. that's documented by people in the media. he doubled down on things that i care about. one, being proud of overturning roe v. wade. women across the country want

press secretary responded to a new york times story published yesterday saying that according to white house logs, a neurologist who is a specialist in parkinson's disease visited the white house eight times over eight months. the story was written in a style to create a dark, ominous parkinson's cloud over the white house. it was a completely accurate story as far as it went, but it was also a very badly reported story. as we will show you in a moment. karine john. told white house press corps the specialists, medical specialists come to the white house for many reasons, including to treat the thousands of people are primarily military personnel, who use the white house medical unit, which is not reserved for the exclusive use of the president. it is entirely possible for a specialist to visit the white house for reasons unrelated to the president. they explained all of that, that the president's annual physical does include an examination by specialists, including a neurologist, and so president biden has seen a neurologist exactly three times in his term as president. they made that

i had, has called on her, including counts about to consult the new york times because live dial 2 for the us marine cool intelligence of the got read, this got 5. so actually taking the time and joining us here today. so what's your reaction to the revelation made by this gentleman medic in the new york times optical? well, 1st of all, let's be clear that when we call these american lead units, these aren't americans. i mean, they may possess us citizenship, but they're not there in an official capacity. and they certainly don't represent the armed forces of the united states of america, all of whom are trained in the law of war, all of whom understand the duties and responsibilities of professional soldiers during time of conflict to take prisoners and treat prisoners in the course of the geneva convention, when that time comes, these are mercenaries. these are the lowest of the low. these are adventures looking for the thrill of combat. these are men who long since have lost. whatever humanity existed in them, they chill russian prisoners as if it's sport. and hopefully, one day jus

sorry this "new york times" author. e country and you will see them on the show talking about patriotism. we have done it before together. it's a great time, right, guys? >> joey: yeah, absolutely. i hate it for the "new york times" opinion editorial board but we're going to show a lot of fireworks. >> aishah: we're going to eat a lot of hot dogs too, carley. >> carley: yes! >> lawrence: share some american stories, too. >> aishah: so many amazing incredible stories and heros to talk about. all looking forward to doing it with you. i want to say i don't know who picked us to be together, but they picked like four best friends. so i'm just excited. i haven't seen you guys in like months in person. so super excited. >> lawrence: a family reunion. >> carley: i remember last year aishah we spent so much of our prep time like gabbing in my office. we have a show to do. so i can't wait to see you, joey, great to see you right over there. can i see you in my line of vision. i shall see you in person tomorrow. give you all a big

and i realized partway throughne this, you know, i get the newefr york times had me down ten points before the debate. , nine now or whatever the hell it is. in fact, matter r is that when i looked at is he also lied 28 times, i couldn't i mean, the way the debate ran. not my fault. dy enolse' one else's fault. no one else's. but it seemed like you were having from the first questionnaire even before we spok firstd evene. >> well, i just had a bad night . now, you heard biden thereea mentioned pollinrd bidg from thw york times. >> he suggested that he gained york t aa point, but biden hasnd making great strides in polling. >> who is tellin greag him this? he did not gain one point. in fact, he lost three in the new york times siena poll. >> among likely voters o , trump now leads biden 49 to 43, and that is the largest lead vor that trump has had in this poll since since 2015. well, next up, biden was asked directly whether he'dng be willing to take a cognitive exam. >> here'to take s what he said. >> would you be willing to undergo an independent >> wcal evaluation that included neurologi

would just like to add one thing which i think is important, which is for my career at the new york timesamed larry karpman. fabulousjournalist. he's now writing a book on the timely topic of presidential health. but every campaign — like, way before election day, before the conventions — he would do a sit—down interview with the presidential candidates and ask for access to their health records. and over the years, there were various levels of cooperation... ..from total cooperation to none. but, you know, larry's long gone from the times, unfortunately, and no—one has really stepped into that role since then, which i think is a great pity, a real kind of hole in american journalism. well, we're going to move off politics now and talk about something maybe a little bit more fun, because it was the glastonbury festival last weekend. 210,000 people in a series of fields on what is usually a working farm in south—west england, and a festival that, well, ros, you were at because ros happened to be djing there. mc: ros atkins! drum and bass version of bbc news theme plays harder, faster, larg

obama administration kind of famously concluded that there would be a huge, what it called a new york times, if it pursued these charges againstjulian assange at that time. the trump administration crossed that line, and the biden administration hasn't walked back from it. it has maintained this prosecution. and while i think many of us are relieved to see that this is a guilty plea rather than a judicial ruling convicting julian assange under the espionage act, it nonetheless has established the possibility that journalists and others would be subject to the same kinds of charges going forward. 0k. well, carrie decell, thank you so much for giving us that legal perspective. i want to turn to james ball from the new european. james, you worked with julian assange at wikileaks for three months back in 2010. just take us back to that time. i mean, what was he like to work with? so, i don't think i'd be breaking confidences to say julian is a difficult man to work with, but it was an incredibly energised and energetic time. julian used to like to sort of make wikileaks look as if it was thousa

the last "new york times"/sienna poll, the number of people who voted in the poll was 1,532.0, 900 people in them. 14 million is a lot more. but they're saying that the extrapolated people from 1532 voters, listen to them instead. is that fair? >> i didn't understand that argument at all, frankly. i mean, look, i think there's an argument to be made that maybe the primaries weren't really indicative of exactly where democratic opinion is for a whole bunch of reasons that i don't think we need to go into now. by the way, i think it's not even wrong of the times to crusade on biden's age, right? it is a legitimate story, a big story. what's missing though is the other side of the equation. trump is clearly unfit for the presidency in all kinds of ways. and there's just not a sounding of the alarm about it. that's the big problem. and when the executive editor is questioned about this kind of thing, he constantly falls back on sort of boiler plate about how, oh, we cover trump. yes, we know you cover trump and you do it really well, or they fall back on other boiler plate. they

and just the last 24 hours, this is important, listen to this, "the new york times" reporting that, "r democratic donors are devising plans to pressure biden to step aside, the donors, the money dries up, that is big pier at the times cnn also reporting the president told democratic governors that he needed more sleep and that he no longer schedule events after 8:00 p.m. he read what a display of confidence, that is what he told the governors he was supposed to reassure and then biden gave this tumbling and we will play it for you when full, 90-seconds be at the white house fourth of july event and this is it in its entirety. >> hey, folks might just found out that if i go a round with him, i can come back and shake hands and do whatever they wanted to hear they were 70,000 people waiting at the gate to get in here and so if i don't finish this, they can't come in. maybe if you are hanging around, i will sneak back out if that is okay. thank you, thank you, thank you. remember that famous expression, they only serve for those who stand and wait. i remember when my son was deployed, my

and "new york times" bestseller. [ laughter ] >> kumail: yeah. >> it was kind of crazy.hey said, "at 6:00 tonight, it will go live on the website, but you have to keep it quiet." >> kumail: who tells you? the statue of liberty calls you? [ laughter ] >> yes, statue of liberty calls me up, weird voice. "hi, it's me, i've got to be quick. i've got to hold up the torch again. anyway." they tell me. i'm alone in the hotel room, i'm on tour with the book. i figured, i'll announce it to the crowd. i'm doing this big event in chicago. i'm going to tell the crowd, so it's going to be really good. i go out on stage. i've got this little secret. oh, i've got to have somebody tape it. i don't know anyone there. i take out my phone, "sir, can you hold this for a second? hit record. it will all make sense in a second." >> kumail: random guy in the audience. >> nice guy. i looked in the audience and picked somebody, "yeah, you can do it." he looked like he could hold a camera. [ laughter ] >> kumail: that bar so is low. >> very low. i gave to it him. "recording?" "yes." then i kind of

like, you know, to be a new york times best seller.ll put that on your gravestone. which is a bummer to think about in the grand scheme of things, because people are already killing me off, yeah. >> and they're saying you're not going to like, do other things. >> opener for taylor swift, father of two and new york times best seller. yeah. the, but it was kind of crazy because there was a few hours before i could, like, announce that i was a new york times best. but you knew i knew, i was told, and they said, all right, at 6:00 tonight, it will go live on the website. but you have to keep it quiet. >> who tells you like statue of liberty calls you. what happened? yes. >> statue of liberty called me up. weird voice. hi. >> it's me. i got to be quick because i got to hold up this torch again. anyway so tell me. >> and i was like, oh, i'm alone in a hotel room because i'm on tour with the book, and i figured, you know what i'll do? i'll announce it to the crowd. i'm doing this, like, big event in chicago. i was like, i'm going to tell the

new york times convinced that such personnel really exist. company is commanded by american military officer ryan oleary. he's already threatened. send to prison everyone who spoke about the atrocities of the militants. recruiters in the united states, by the way, openly promise those who are ready to fight for zelensky to kill prisoners with impunity. kyiv is quite happy with this. ryan oleary himself openly supports the ukrainian nazis and sees nothing wrong as long as they are ready to kill russians; the right sector, banned for terrorism, is quite suitable allies for him. there are ultra-rights here, not as widespread as in the usa or germany, there is a right sector, something like ultranationalists, something between full-fledged nazis and white nationalists, but they are primarily super-ukrainians who are fighting with the russians. the article in the new york times has already infuriated the elite; on their pages on social networks they call it sabotage. the russian investigative committee began checking the facts. foreign ministry of

in our digital media section, we exposed the new york times portrayal of zionist israel's assaults on gaza as a one-sided narrative, villifying palestinians while justifying the israeli occupation army's breaches of international law, and a delta pole survey of over 20 adults reveals 45% of brits support recognition of an independent palestine, while 54% support the uk banning armed sales to the israeli regime. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no st. phone on turn, applying a conservative estimate of four indirect deaths for one direct death reported in gaza, new study published respect medical journal the landset said it is not implausible to estimate that almost 200,000 deaths could be attributable to the genocidal war in gaza. let us hear from, our broadcast expert, more about it in fake news expos. the british medical journal lalanset issued herowing warning that the true death toll of the gaza conflict could be over 186, accounting for 8%. perent of gaza's population. the current official death doll stands at nearly 38,000 according to the health ministry in gaza. however,

i wrote a piece about it in the new york times by left critics. i guess you could call that. well, it's more like a mob now who pounced on my book saying that it was erased native americans. it was book about the making of the atom bomb. i had not erased native americans from this book. but what started as a book that had gotten star reviews and was predicted for caldecott said quickly became a book that was like kryptonite and that no one, no one wanted to touch it and. it kind of got disappeared. i also had an avid contracts canceled very much when they were canceled. they weren't they weren't news items. this wasn't that was written about in the news. it happened behind the scenes books that two contracts were canceled because my identity did not match the identity of the subject matter. one was a book on contract for, a book on ruth bader ginsburg that the publisher felt that because another book was coming out on this topic by, a jewish woman. my book could not compete with that. in the other instance, there was a book i had written about a white well, a slave owner. our