and the quotes from jeff zucker came from leaks, he has not spoken publicly. he's a media savvy guy, ran nbc, it is embarrassing what happened. i think many people at cnn including zucker are appalled. trish: you think they think we'll sweep it under the rug and it will go away. >> hopefully move on, everybody is mesmerized by the election. this is a serious ethical breach. when cnn got rid of donna brazile, more than weeks ago, didn't say so until the wikileaks dump was made possible. a little more transparency, imagine if this had been a politician or campaign, we've investigated and we're not going to talk to you. trish: we don't know the how it is the questions likely anchors were going back and forth, wound up in the hands of donna brazile who passed them along? >> almost verbatim and those were the questions that were asked. seems cnn owes viewers how extensive was the internal investigation? how is it nobody has been disciplined other than donna brazile leaving, the vice chair of dnc at the same time she was a cnn contributor. trish: we'll be watching i

jeff zucker shouldn't have staff conference call leaked to the media. he needs to publicly address this. will there be an investigation? who leaked the questions to donna brazile? will the person be fired? this goes to the network's credibility. trish: at fox business we had our debate, i was one of the moderators, it was very, very closely held. there were people involved in the planning, et cetera, that saw questions that myself and co-anchors had, but they were people that had been very, very heavily vetted and had no political bend or were connected in any previous lifetime to the rnc, et cetera. there were precautions that we took. did cnn not do the same thing? >> they had a small team, you can't have a gossipy newsroom knowing the questions in advance. there was a leak, multiple leaks, there was a department in tv 1 and flint, michigan was purely a cnn production, it's compounded by the fact that donna brazile, in an interview with me and megyn kelly and others she was vehement that she denied -- trish: she doesn't deny the e-mails, per se, she'l

there's the pipsqueak, you know, jeff zucker stenographer, this kid brian stelter who lives in jeff zucker's office, i'm told. him and dillon buyers, they don't report on their own network. they are fox obsessed, stalkers in many ways. if there's one thing they don't like on fox or "hannity" is not a journalist and he has a show. hello, i've been here 21 years. shocking revelation. fox news alert. yet they don't report on their own networks and their own collusion and their own corruption that has been so manifest, so many examples in this campaign. how do we ever trust these people again or should we never? >> well, if you look at trust in media, 6% associated press study in april, 6% of the american people has a high confidence in the media. >> is that why you purposely avoid that relationship that exists on twitter and everything with the group, the kabal of all of the media people? >> that's a different kind of elite crowd. i repurposed my dinner party when i have parties to play beer pong. i'm a different kind of giechlt look -- >> by the way, me and monica will fit in great. >> exactly

zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not berating the media, the president-elect has been busy filling his cabinet. so far, we know his pick f attorney general: alabama senator and albino smurf, jeff sessions. if senator sessions becomes attorney general, he would be in charge of enforcing our nation's civil rights laws. and if you want to know where he stands on civil rights, there's a hint in his full name: jefferson beauregard sessions iii. ( in a southe

zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." okay, i might be with him on that one. i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not berating the media, the president-elect has so far, we know his pick for attorney general: alabama senator and albino smurf, jeff sessions. if senator sessions becomes attorney general, he would be in charge of enforcing our nation's civil rights laws. and if you want to know where he stands on civil rights, there's a hint in his full name: jefferson beauregard sessions iii. ( i

zucker and nbc anchor lester holt, to trump tower. naturally, they all assume state. he's going to have, like, 20 secretaries of state. a lot of countries, makes sense. once they got there, our nation's most prominent media figures were dressed down and told, "we're in a room of liars," and he told cnn's jeff zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. he's so photogenic, he runs the pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not berating the media, the president-elect has been busy filling his cabinet. sessions. if senator sess

zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." that one. i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not berating the media, the president-elect has been busy filling his cabinet. so attorney general: alabama senator and albino smurf, jeff sessions. if senator sessions becomes attorney general, he would be in charge of enforcing our nation's civil rights laws. and if you want to know where he stands on civil rights, there's a hint in his full name: jefferson beauregard sessions iii. ( in a southern accent ) i

zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." okay, i might be with him on that one. i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not berating the media, the president-elect has been busy filling his cabinet. attorney general: alabama senator and albino smurf, jeff sessions. if senator sessions becomes attorney general, he would be in charge of enforcing our nation's civil rights laws. and if you want to know where he stands on civil rights, there's a hint in his full name: jefferson beauregard sessions iii. (

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zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." okay, i might be with him on that one. i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not berating the media, the president-elect has been busy filling his cabinet. so far, we know his pick for attorney general: alabama senator and albino smurf, jeff sessions. if senator sessions becomes attorney general, he would be in charge of enforcing our nation's civil rights laws. and if you want to know where he stands on civil rights, there's a hint in his full name: jeffers

zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." that one. i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not berating the media, the president-elect has been busy filling his cabinet. so far, wew attorney general: alabama senator and albino smurf, jeff sessions. if senator sessions becomes attorney general, he would be in charge of enforcing our nation's civil rights laws. and if you want to know where he stands on civil rights, there's a hint in his full name: jefferson beauregard sessions iii. ( in a southern ac

zucker and nbc anchor lester holt, to trump tower. naturally, they all assumed they were being named secretary of state. he's going to have, like, 20 secretaries of state. a lot of countries, makes sense. once they got there, our nation's most prominent media figures were dressed down and told, "we're in a room of liars," and he told cnn's jeff zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." okay, i might be with him on that one. i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. he's so photogenic, he runs the -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when

zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." that one. i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not berating the media, the president-elect has been busy filling his cabinet. attorney general: alabama senator and albino smurf, jeff sessions. if senator sessions becomes attorney general, he would be in charge of enforcing our nation's civil rights laws. and if you want to know where he stands on civil rights, there's a hint in his full name: jefferson beauregard sessions iii. ( in a southern accent ) i say

>> i would love it if he said to jeff zucker that cnn should be ashamed of itself and that's funny rhetoric. more than anything, it seems like the media needs to start taking responsibility for how much they mess things up. little bit of reflection. people saying, oh, we read the polls wrong or what not. a major problem with everything about how they covered this race. everything that they did about donald trump. how they mischaracterize his positions. how negative they were to him. how negative they were to his people. >> and you're in this transition. >> it's continued during the transition and the thing that is bad about it is we need a media that can hold president trump accountable and in order to do that, they need to establish credibility and trust and they have to admit how much they messed up and start covering facts instead of narratives. >> didn't this session give network big shots their concerns about access and other issues? >> sure. but i don't know in this brave new world where donald trump has a completely different approach to the media if that matters. i think that's why

i agree with jeff zucker said, look at cory lewandoski being on payroll. i tell you what it doesn't do, what it doesn't do make one person who is predisposed or undecided in this case, say you know what? because donna brazile gave tip off to hillary clinton a month ago. >> what it does do feed on going narrative, one the system is rigged which it obviously is if hillary clinton is getting -- >> she has former campaign manager on payroll. >> rigged from bernie sanders from the dnc. >> so what? >> media is biased. look at media has lowest approval ratings in history right now because of stuff like this. >> media on the ballot? >> look at media research center who has done extensive research, donald trump since the convention 91% of the media has been bad. abc, nbc, cbs, spent only ten minutes on obamacare premiums increasing. coverage about the fbi information that just surfaced? they have attacked comey versus hillary clinton three to one. harris: we'll be right back. i spent 22 years in the air force, and i was a republican for every one of them. i was rat

so you would sit across from jeff zucker and say you're a liar? >> i think what they really wanted was results and i think the best way to deal with media bias is to get results. if you look at the 100-day plan he laid out, he's going to have a chance to make a big impression. so if you get results, you handle the media bias issue. republicans have to deal with this kind of thing all the time. i do think there were some reporters during the campaign, jenna johnson with the "washington post" i think is one of them who did what you and i learned in journalism school. you go to the event, observe, talk to some people, put that into the story, and let the consumer decide how they think about it. i do think donald trump has utilized the media to a great effect. he's also utilizing new technologies to communicate directly to the people. it sounds like this meeting today was a chance to clear the air. and i'm for more relations, not fewer, but of course the problem a lot of people had with me including bill o'reilly is i was too nice. >> that's true. >>

so you would sit across from jeff zucker and say you're a liar? >> i think what they really wanted was results and i think the best way to deal with media bias is to get results. if you look at the 100-day plan he laid out, he's going to have a chance to make a big impression. so if you get results, you handle the media bias issue. republicans have to deal with this kind of thing all the time. i do think there were some reporters during the campaign, jenna johnson with the "washington post" i think is one of them who did what you and i learned in journalism school. you go to the event, observe, talk to some people, put that into the story, and let the consumer decide how they think about it. i do think donald trump has utilized the media to a great effect. he's also utilizing new technologies to communicate directly to the people. it sounds like this meeting today was a chance to clear the air. and i'm for more relations, not fewer, but of course the problem a lot of people had with me including bill o'reilly is i was too nice. >> that's true. >>

jeff sduk zucker will get to th bottom of that. melania trump delivering an address on the trail today. we will play some of that for you ahead. (announcer vo) the new pixel phone by google. only on verizon. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (announcer vo) the only network than can power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, and a stunning vr experience. how is this possible? (announcer vo) so buy a pixel, only on verizon, and get up to $400 back. and right now get 20 gigs and four lines for just 160 with no surprise overages. all on america's best network. one nation in all of human history was built on that bedrock, ours. freedom has made america exceptional, but it can only last if you and i choose to act as people of character. forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ >>> cnn covered a huge embarrassment and was forced to sever its ties with donna brazile after it was revealed she was feeding debate q

then he called jeff zucker a liar. at some point he has to start acting presidential. but i think the youtube video today was a good thing to do. continuing to connect with the american people and the fireside chat. kennedy: also using technology with a direct media. establishing with the american people. >> i think it's smart. and people can complain less about that. i think some journalists. kennedy: there is nothing in the constitution that says the president has to have a specific tone. i see you shake your head. usual one of the founders of this media. >> i created it. kennedy: how does this new president work with new meet yeah to honor the constitution and maybe do things a little bit differently? >> i don't understand what's wrong with that meeting. he booked a hotel, got 30-40 people there and lampooned them for being totally separate from the flyover states. it was gorgeous. i was already tired of winning before he did that. now i need an i.v. drip from all this winning. kennedy: he obviously wants the press to say nice things about him. do you think antagoni

source with knowledge of the gathering said trump singled out cnn boss jeff zucker telling him, quote, don't like the network and accusing cnn lying in coverage and trump's team playing down reports that he unleashed tirade gathered at trump tower. spokesman says the conversation was spirited and friendly. trump is responding to another controversy. this is concerning the movement and recently posted take a look. >> hail to victory. >> and giving nazi salute and trump responded saying president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind and he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. to think otherwise complete misrepresentation of the movement that united all the speaker at that event has had twitter account frozen. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> not game 20 points and he has been a difference maker since his return and back-to-back baskets, scores 12 big points off the bench and isaiah thomas led and 99-93 over t wolves and take them into brooklyn tomorrow night. >> oddest part of the game and showed the green light pointing repea

jeff zucker calling the former network commentator disgusting and unethical another quote. the network's former president john klein weighing in telling the kelly files none of those surprises happened. >> they have run us down to the end of the earth as far as they are concerned. i don't think it is surprising when you have a partisan surrogate in your midst as a paid contributor. >> it is still unclear who gave brazil these debate questions to begin with. >> even though she is out she is still not with her. joining jill stein in a statement sarandon says fear of donald trump is not enough for me to support clinton with her record of corruption. i am therefore very happy to endorse jill stein. >> the actress was an outspoken bernie sanders supporter during the primaries. >> well, six days left until this election if you can believe it. besides voting for who will be the next leader of our country there will be other important issues on your ballot. here to break down the initiative is managing editor of the free beacon aaron maclaine. >> thank you for having me. >> we have

the quotes you read, president jeff zucker spoke to his stave based on leaks. he has been media savvy guy, ever since he ran nbc. hasn't addressed this publicly. i confirmed with cnn source. there is internal investigation. nobody at cnn found to do anything wrong, apparently no one is punished. results of how the investigation was done, somebody had to give the questions to donna brazile. that have not been made public and that does not inspire confidence. bill: the column you wrote, why won't cnn disclose the investigation? >> the viewers have a right to know what they did. i have no doubt that zucker and journalists at cnn are appalled by what happened. imagine if this were hillary clinton and new questions came up about the clinton foundation say, hillary clinton would not address the questions publicly but her staff would leak, we looked it into internally, we concluded nobody at the hillary clinton campaign did anything wrong, trust us. how do you think cnn would cover that? if you do internal investigation reason to show you aggressive looked into it. yo

zucker, "i hate your network everyone at cnn is a liar." okay, i might be with him on that one. i mean, why is anthony bourdain on the cable news network? eating noodles is not news! and reportedly, trump told the president of nbc news that her network won't run a nice picture of him, instead choosing "this picture of me," as he made a face with a double chin. yeah, nbc, stop using unflattering pictures of donald trump. -- the man -- there's no bad pictures of him! ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) come on, jimmie, put that back up there. he runs the gamut from "i just ate a bug" all the way to "may i lick the bride?" you may not. ( applause ) of course, when not bera been busy filling his cabinet. so far, we know his pick for attorney general: alabama senator and albino smurf, jeff sessions. if senator sessions becomes attorney general, he would be in charge of enforcing our nation's civil rights laws. and if you want to know where he stands on civil rights, there's a hint in his full name: jefferson beauregard sessions iii. ( in a sout

i think cnn president jeff zucker needs to address this publicly. somebody at cnn gave her the questions. and needs to take some steps to explain what happened, who is responsible and why it would happen again. bill: debate prep is often done in a quarantine nature. chris wallace worked with two people on his staff and that was it. and they spoke to no one on the outside. when we were doing our debate prep we worked with the two others and an assistant. we had a group of five in the room two days prior to the debate happening. it keeps it restricted in terms of information and the topics perhaps and most specifically there is the questions that will be chosen. >> you can't have gossip in the newsroom as part of the process. it has to be off in a separate silo. we are all sort of telling the american people and the viewers that nobody knows the questions in advance. a bunch of politicians, it's a primary debate, and they are all on equal footing. cnn was paying donna brazile as a contributor while she was vice chair of the democratic national committ

the deceitful dishonest media who got it all wrong and trump took direct aim at cnn president jeff zucker saying everyone at the network were liars and that zucker should be ashamed of himself. he reportedly hit nbc news for their conch of his campaign and slammed abc news's ma that rad dits for almost crying during the election night campaign. >> tim kaine has a son in the marine corps. if donald trump is democratically elected and your son is serving as a marine, you wouldn't trust his life under that commander in chief and kaine said i wouldn't. that's a pretty extraordinary thing to say if you have a son in the marine corps and you don't trust the commander in chief. people in the military defend the constitution. >> now i'm sure some in the room had their little feelings hurt but really who cares. didn't they deserve every bit of what trump said to them? keep in mind, some of the so-called unbiased journalists laughed off donald trump and said he never stood a chance. years before he decided to run for president. and they each had to eat their words. watch this. >> donald trump has b

zucker saying i don't like your network accusing cnn of lying in its coverage. his team is playing down reports that he unleashed a tirade of from fan tee at the meeting. he said the conversation was spirit and friendly, and trump is responding to another controversy surrounding the alt-right movement and recently posted video. take a look 13 hail trump. hail our people. >> daniel: the video was posted on the atlantic web site and shows supporters giving the nazi salute at an event in washington d.c. this weekend. trump responded with a statement saying president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any dined and he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. to think otherwise is a complete misrepresentation of the movement that united all americans from all backgrounds. from the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 news. >>> it is ha been a rough week for rapper kanye west. the musician was rushed to a la hospital yesterday and is reportedly being treated for exhaustion that follows a week of controversy. west made headlines thursday after

our boss, jeff zucker, talked about holding the administration's feet to the fire, so did david remic of the new yorker. it was our own christiane amanpour who impressed the room talking about journalists exist ensha shal crisis. he says so many things, sometime contradictory in nature and criticizes journalists all the while. we are up for it but it is a unique challenge. >> we can't back off because trump supporters will say we're lying, we're fake news, it is not our jobs to have -- to approach any candidate or any president with a critical eye. >> right. >> that's what the media does. without that, i don't think they would want a country without that. >> yeah, that's right. >> do you minute if i share a conversation we had privately? >> of course. >> i think you will be fine with it. we were talking about whether in this environment if reporters were afraid of donald trump or members of the media in some way, and you said that you believe some people are. >> i think many journalists have been fearful of donald trump because of his criticism of the press, because of his talk about

jeff zucker said, he is president of cnn. it is disgusting and hurts all of us. melissa: right. >> those are pretty tough words. the network says they're completely uncomfortable with this. that is all well and good but you have to back up those words, melissa, with actions. melissa: yeah. >> that means an internal investigation not done by cnn you bring in outside law firm, some sort of investigative unit to figure out how this happened. quite frankly not hard -- melissa: i was going to say, do you even have to bring in somebody from the outside? >> yes. integrity. melissa: it is very, very few people, would take like three seconds to figure it out, wouldn't isn't. >> not so much to figure it out. optics of it. if you want your network to have integrity you bring in independent investigator to figure out exactly what happened. but,cnn won't do that. they keep insisting this, is what drives me crazy, that brazile didn't get questions from anybody at the network. outside of fairy dust how exactly did they appear to her? melissa: yeah. >> they originated from the n

jeff zucker said if wewe made a mimistake we should not have put on as many trump rallies as we did. your comments. mr. fang: we have been looking at these reports for media companies, and it is not just moonves, the owners of local broadcast stations have been bragging they are excited for the election year because all of the super pack adds they benefit a very small clique of media owners. larger roleat the of broadcast media, there was a study done that if you look at the large media networks -- abc, cbs, nbc -- they provided 350 minutes of airtime to donald trump in 2015, and less than one to coveragec news on bernie sanders. across the board, local tv or cable news, they treated the entire election season is a carnival, a chance for tabloid politics, rather than talking about the vital issues, or the political biographies, and the policy issues. they take whatever donald trump has tweeted, whatever insult he hurled, and treated it as a story, and rather than paying for reporters to go out and report the truth, and talk to voters, or do investigative reporting, they have pundits

our boss jeff zucker talked about holding the administration's feet to the fire, so did david remnick of the "new yorker" and christiane amanpour impressed the room the most, i think, talking about journali journalism's existential crisis. not only because of donald trump but fake news and other issues but she was clear about the challenge we face to hold trump accountable. he says so many things, contradictory in nature and criticizes journalists all the way. it's a yuf nia-mali ee's a uniq >> and we can't back off because trump supporters will say we're liars or fake news and that it's not our job to approach any candidate or any president with a critical eye. that's what the media does. without that i don't think they would want a country without that. do you mind a share if a conversation we had privately. >> of course -- course? >> i think you'll be find with it. >> we were talking about if reporters were afraid of donald trump or members of the media in some way and you said you believe some people are. >> i think many journalists have been fearful of donald trump because of his

trump even took direct aim at cnn president jeff zucker, saying that everyone at the network were liars and that zucker should be ashamed of himself. now, the president-elect didn't stop there. he reportedly hit nbc news for their coverage of his campaign, and trump slammed abc new's martha radditz who was at the meeting for almost crying during election night coverage. you may remember this. >> tim kaine has a son in the marine corps. he asked by john diggerson, so if donald trump is democratically elected and your son is serving as a marine, you wouldn't trust his life under that commander-in-chief? kaine said, i wouldn't. that's a pretty extraordinary thing to say. if you have a son in the marine corps and that you don't trust the commander-in-chief, people in the military defend the constitution. >>> now i'm sure some of the room had a little feelings hurt, but really who cares? didn't they deserve every bit of what trump said to them? keep in mind, some of the so-called unbiassed journalists, they laughed off donald trump and said he never stood a chance. years before he even decid

a source with knowledge say jeff zucker telling him i don't like your network and accusing cnn from lying. they worked together to launch "the apprentice." trump's team is playing down reports that he unleashed a tirade. said the conversation was spirited and friendly and trump is responding to another controversy, there is concerning the alt-right movement and video its supporters giving the nazi salute at an event >> hail trump, hail our people, hail victory. >> daniel: the video was posted on the atlantic web site trump responded with a statement saying president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind because he will be a leader for every american. to think otherwise is a complete misrepresentation of the movement that united all americans from all backgrounds. the speaker at the event has his twitter account frozen this fox25 news. >>> hillary clinton seems to be taking some time to relax after losing the presidential election. the former democratic nominee seen shopping for books in westerly. snapped this selfie with the owner after buying reading material for her h

. >> jeff zucker had ordered an internal investigation. my sources say the following. donna brazile doesn't talk to leann walters, but another flint woman when a rash and hoped to ask questions. brazile and other folk were handing out bottled water in flint. they made no public announcement until the latest wikileaks embarrassment. and the probe found no one at cnn did anything wrong. here is the problem. zucker hasn't addressed this publicly even though word leaked to the huffington post he told his staff on a conference call that brazile's actions were disgusting. cnn limited itself to a terse statement saying it was uncomfortable with what brazile did. should know that weeking word of an internal probe won't convince anyone. imagine if a presidential candidate did that. part of the problem with keeping her on the payroll while at dnc's vice chair, all the networks employ democratic and republican strategists who spin for their candidates. but something else to engage in outright cheating. cnn needs to address disdain she left on their reputation. >>> ahead, trish re

zucker when he says he finds it disgusting. i don't think it's surprising when you've got a partisan surrogate in your midst as a paid contributor. >> you're assuming she's an ethical person. >> i hope this can be the death for the surrogates that all of the news networks employ. it's predictable. i've been a viewer for six years. it's boring. maybe there can be a fresh start. >> i know this is the case at cnn, that debate room, nobody can get in. leaks would be unthinkable. the problem is something did happen in this circumstance and you're not anticipating that donna brazile is somehow going to get her hands on your question and leak it. you tell me how -- why cnn should have anticipated that. >> oh, i think -- >> i would have to fire the partisans as a result. >> i think at the end of the day you know where people's loyalties ultimately lie. and they don't lie ultimately -- >> just because they're loyal, in the case the democrats, doesn't make you a cheater. she cheated. >> i'm sure under pressure she felt that she had somet

cnn president jeff zucker saying we will hold this administration's feet to the fire. "new yorker" editor david recommendnik saying ha this is a crucial time to show other countries how much we value the first amendment. that's the kind of language, the kind of rhetoric we're hearing from top journalists. i think it foreshadows the more adversarial relationship. whether that's the intent or not on the journalists' part, trump is trying to set the media up as his opponent, as his adversary for the next four years. >> doug, it is interesting. the trip to "the new york times" today was fascinating. an hour-long on-the-record discussion with a group of reporters is terrific. it's the kind of thing any news organization would welcome and it's good for all of us and good for the american people to see that kind of conversation. donald trump hasn't done a full press conference, doug, in ages, i think since july. and it is certainly something previous president-elects have done during the transition period, certainly by this time during the transition. >> yeah, i was very surp

. >> if they did an investigation, we should hear from jeff zucker who is the head guy from cnn, he's the guy who hired her and ultimately had to fire her. what was going on there? >> i don't know. >> we don't know. >> bernie sanders is still campaigning for her even though it could have changed his fate. >> it's the millennials at this point to have an opportunity to make a statement. they got messed up in terms of their nomination going to bernie sanders and now they got messed up again with hillary clinton getting the questions before the debates. millennium yals are the ones who got taken here by the democratic party. >> he had a much stronger african-american support than she did, and what they need from bernie are the millennials and african-american support, you are wondering if he would say i can't sleep at night knowing this was rigged against me? >> what if this were happening on the republicans, what if reince priebus giving donald trump the questions in advance? >> no question. you know what, you messed with us in the primary and now in the general. it's a corrupt party. >

number one, and number two, jeff zucker, looking at a picture of him there, he called it disgusting. that was private communications with the cnn staff. but what the heck was going on? how did it know? we don't know how particularly with the debate, regarding that flint, michigan question about the one with the rash, we don't know how she found out about that. neil: by the way, if hillary clinton didn't know that that was a planted question given to her, which is a stretch, give her the benefit of the doubt, it was the exact question, and it was asked at that forum, and it wasn't the only time it's happened, and yet no one at white house has a problem with this, i know the standard of clinton campaign response is the russians dumped these, we don't comment on these, but man, right? >> please and when megyn kelly interviewed donna brazile she said i've been persecuted as a christian. that was after she left cnn that she said that. couple of things going on here. one, this feeds right into the trump narrative that's been a hallmark of his campaign since it started that the system is cr

wolf blitzer, phil griffin, jeff zucker. why do you think he met with them? >> i think he's going to be the president of the united states. he's not fooling here. he is doing it his way. but much of the way he is doing it is what you got to do. got to reach out to the media. the media is an important constituency. it is, you know, he wants to look at them as much as they want to look at him. so it is like why did he meet with mitt romney? he is -- he's the president or he is going to be the president and he wants -- he wants it to look like he is going to be the president. >> michael, i want to switch gears and talk about the fake news problem, facebook saying that it is going to combat fake news with a bunch of various initiatives. how big of a problem do you think this is. do you think it is facebook's responsibility to fact check when it is simply, you know, the aggregator to do speak? >> i absolutely think it is facebook's responsibility to take responsibility. whatever that involves. i'm not sure. but i think -- i think facebook is a publisher. i think i

jeff zucker, the guy who runs cnn is embarrassed. >> he's come out with pretty strong words about donna brazile who is a friend, someone i really like, and -- >> but what she did is way off the charts. >> i don't think she should have done it, but it's a lot bigger than that. when you look at wikileaks and how many journalists -- donna brazile was deputy chair of the dnc at the time. all the journalists who have been colluding with the clinton campaign, you have john hardwood of cnbc who was moderating a debate, who was communicating with john podesta about go hillary, go hillary. you canning will at the way this whole campaign has been covered which has been measured. and donald trump has gotten more coverage than hillary clinton. most of it has been entirely negative. >> absolutely. real quickly, amy, a question, people have long memories in this country. and if they get nothing but anti-trump messages from the mainstream media in advance of the election, they're going to remember that they are not fair and balanced, those channels. >> they are. and the polling shows that. the polling

stuart: why did jeff zucker, the editor of cnn why he hire and stall donna brazile. ashley: he didn't. she's been there since the 2000's and contributed in abc news and hannity and colmes in the mid 2000's. stuart: and paid. >> and paid liz: she's been a democrat operative for 25 years so they can't be passed off as independent analysts and journalists and that happens on many networks, many networks. stuart: it does. okay. as one of the founders of cnn, i object. now, this, the evangelical voting block, in 2012, a lot of evangelicals stayed home and would not vote for mitt romney. and our next guest says christians of all stripes have no choice, they must come out to vote and here is the headline of our guest's article, why christians must vote in this election, staying home is not an option. robert jeffers is here, first dallas baptist and trump supporters. >> they wouldn't come out and vote for mitt romney, why should they come out and vote for trump this time around. >> my new op-ed at fox news.com. i talk about three reasons christians must vote. i would say the

it started with jeff zucker at cn nsaid i hate you network. everyone is a liar and you should be ashamed. that's according to one person who was not supposed to leak the information. we don't know that that's true. >> he said to the press, you got it all wrong, another person said. >> he could be right about that. >> he talked about one anchor in particular after he won actually was crying. looked like her voice was breaking and she hosted one of the debates which shows you how aggravated she still is. >> martha raddatz. >> oops. the headline was trump summons tv figures for private meeting and lets them have it. a defiant trump meets the tv news crowd and lets them have it. trump meets with executives and anchors to berate them in person. he wasn't yelling at all we heard. >> i doubt that it happened like that. whoever it was didn't like his tone. >> though don't like him. >> when people who voted for him see that, even if it's not true, they go, yeah, that's why we elected him. when you hear kellyanne conway his trusted adviser explain it. i