york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york in new york times and you tube and bad the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. well meanwhile the new york times is also essential to have a story it's a previously claimed antivirus software produced by the russian based company cast bestie has been used by moscow to spy on the u.s. however an investigation by germany cyber security agency says there's no evidence . remember plans to warn against the use of conspiracy products since we have no evidence of misconduct by the company this is in itself it seems that the story behind has more questions than answers it all started with the new york times reporting that the so-called russian hackers that the parent of the paper believes have connections with the russian government had been using kaspersky a lot of software to get classified information from the foreign intelligence and security agencies and kloden americas and as a national security agency the paper claims this information is coming from israel's officials who shared it with n.s

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube aren't bad the bastard child of that relationship is fake news well donald trump who has long been waging a post in a war against so-called fake media hasn't missed the chance to lash out again he tweeted that if outlets are making things up perhaps licenses should be revoked and late on wednesday the president also accused the press of dishonesty. no the press should speak more honestly and i've seen tremendously dishonest gross it's not even a question of distortion and so when they make up stories like that that's just made up. the generals will tell you that and then they have their sources that don't exist in my opinion they don't exist they make up the sources there are no. the debate over social media content is also heating up across the atlantic. regulations on internet giants sparking freedom of speech later in the program we'll have a good look at that. for now as the battle against eisold in debt is all profits continues has been traveling with the syrian army

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york in new york times and you tube are in bed the bastard child of that relationship is fake news well donald trump who of course has been long waging a post in a war again so cold fake media hasn't missed the chance to lash out again he tweeted that if outlets are making things up well perhaps licenses should be revoked and late on wednesday the president also accused the press of dishonesty. no the pressure to speak more honestly i mean i've seen tremendously dishonest gross it's not even a question of distortion and so when they make up stories like that that's just made up and the generals will tell you that and then they have their sources that don't exist in my opinion they don't exist they make up the sources there are no sources the debate over social media content is also heating up across the atlantic where lawmakers want tougher regulations on internet giants sparking freedom of speech concerns but later in the program we'll have a good look at that. now as the battle against i still in debt as

baron also in earlier times helped edit the los angeles times, the new york times and the miami herald. allow me to start our discussion tonight with a simple proposition, that in a democracy such as ours, if freedom of the press is jeopardized then democracy itself is jeopardized. each one is linked to the other. during the presidential campaign of 2016, candidate donald trump routinely criticized the press or the media, humiliating a number of reporters, leaving -- bullying others, challenging the very concept of freedom of the press as written into the first amendment of the u.s. constitution. many said this is all campaign talk, if he won been this would inevitably change, that that is the way it has always been. well, he won and it has not changed, indeed it has gotten much worse, even on occasion, frightening. and i use that word, deliberately. the word of the president is much more consequential than the word of a candidate. i know that other presidents have had their quarrels with the media, but donald trump crossed a bright red line when he accused reporters of being the enemi

he also helped edit the los angeles times, the new york times and the miami harold. allow me to start our discussion tonight with a simple proposition that in a democracy such as ours if freedom of the press is jeopardized then democracy itself is jeopardized since one is intimately linked to the other. during the presidential campaign of 2016 donald trump routinely criticized the press humiliating a number of reporters, bullying others, challenging the very concept of freedom of the press as written into the first amendment of the u.s. constitution. if he won it would inevitably change. that is the way it has always been. he won and it has not changed. it has gotten much worse even on occasion frightening. i use that word deliberately. the word of a president is much more consequential than the word of a candidate. i know other presidents have had their quarrels with the media but donald trump crossed a bright line when he accused reporters of being the enemies of the american people forgetting it was a favorite of many dictators and trump has gone further warning h

uet,guest, dean baq executive editor of the new york baron executive editor of the new york times. this is just starting. -- marty baron, executive editor of the washington post. [applause] kalb: hello, welcome to the national press club and another edition of the kalb report. on our program tonight, we are pulling guardians of the fourth estate and our guardians are our guest. , executive editor of the new york times and martin baron, executive editor of the washington post, arguably the two most influential editors of the two most influential newspapers in the country. dean has been in this job since 2014, having earlier served as managing editor and washington bureau chief of the times. the losedited angeles times and won by a pulitzer prize reporting for the chicago tribune and started his newspaper career way back when as a young journalist at the times picayune in new orleans. martin baron, marty to most of his friends joined the washington post in 2013 after 11 years editing the boston globe. both papers under his leadership harvested 12 poster prizes. baron also in earlier

new york times and the washington post. you were mentioning about the news organizations in the central part of america. perhaps you were saying yourself that some of these may have to go out of business. dean baquet: i think local news is in deep trouble. i think the financial model that "the post" and "new york times" has managed their way through, the decline in print advertising, i think a lot of newspapers have cut their newsrooms to the point that ist -- that it is hard for them to charge the amount of money that are news organizations charge. i think there are entire sections of america that are not covered. i grew up in a newspaper in new orleans that is a terrific newspaper. i am sure the staff is a tiny fraction of what it was. you know, my guess is there are places like mississippi and alabama that do not cover their congressional delegations because they do not have washington bureaus. they do not have washington correspondents, and unless their members of congress are very powerful figures that become national

york times lots of interesting is in the new york times statement they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we said we kind of suspected that if they well here's a low level guy but they did they said he's a junior player but they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we put out they're just making excuses. for one of the worst the seats the mainstream media does and now major social media does is gate keeping it's their role it's not necessary stopping most depressing story lines that they don't want to hear don't want you to hear they've got the ability to do a lot more than they used to in the startup phase of the internet and we're in new york and new york times and you tube aren't bad the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. donald trump threatened to pull the rug from under the landmark around nuclear deal this week it infuriated everyone involved in a lot of people not happy his reasons other reactions next on this channel. what we want is to put an end to nuclear testing and then to move towards a world free of nuclear weapons and to do that we have to bring countries w

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york in new york times and you tube are in bed the bastard child of that relationship it's fake news. at the battle against iceland did as opens continues on t.v. has been traveling with the syrian army to get first hand experience from the frontline. isis is making it. is one of the jihad ists briefly showing himself while spraying away on full otoh. following the liberation of a syrian army is now advancing on ice oppositions to the north west however years of islamic state control have caused massive damage to the village what i witnessed a horrifying legacy left by the terrorists. liberating this village was just part of the job holding it is another. day and night the syrian army and the isis its edges in the meantime fresh forces poor in in preparation for the next push against the jihad ists still there's more to it had taken less than two days ago after an isis occupation that lasted years and left its mark everywhere these small village even hosted prison and police department. isis still doubt the

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube are in bed the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. as the battle against i sold and dead as oprah fans continues he has been traveling with the syrian army to get first hand experience from the frontline. ice is making it. he's one of the jihad just briefly showing himself the way to. following the liberation of the syrian army is now advancing on ice so positions to the north west over years of islamic state control have caused massive damage to the how to live village on surrounding areas. as witnessed the horrifying legacy left behind by the terrorists. liberating this village was just part of the job holding it is another. day and night the syrian army and the isis skirmish at its edges in the meantime fresh forces pouring in preparation for the next push against the jihad ists still there's more to it had low was taken less than two days ago after an isis occupation that lasted years and left its mark everywhere these small village even hosted an isis pr

its move on to the new york times. always ready to discuss what president trump has done, right, wrong, good, bad, ugly. this is a what he said allegedly when he said, knew what he signed up for. give us your take. it is incredible that someone could be that insensitive. there is another couple of things incredible about this also, and this is the fact that again, he has put a self—inflicted wound to himself. he says he didn't say that. there is nothing from the widow's mother that he did, and there is also a democrat congressional woman saying he said that. it is incredible. it has developed into this bickering that has made it much worse. this isn't the first time we have seen some it like this. and it won't be the last time either. i tell you what struck me about this, and you mentioned it was new york times, they have their beef with him and they will push these stories, but it does genuinely, in this world of fake news, become difficult to know where the truth lies on any story. and that is not very good when we

and "the new york times'" idea. here is bob corker telling "the new york times" that he is having his staff record the conversation. >> i know they're recording it and i hope you are too. >> yeah, i am. >> the times released that audio after donald trump tweeted his lie about bob corker being tricked into being recorded in that conversation. donald trump did not tweet anything about what senator corker actually told "the new york times," including we could be heading toward world war iii thanks to donald trump, and i know for a fact that every single day at the white house it's a situation of trying to contain him. and "he concerns me. he would have to concern anyone who cares about our nation." and "the president has us on the path to world war iii." donald trump apparently believes that height really is the measure of a man that is because donald trump is himself over 6 feet tall and a simple on the. "the new york times" reported today in labeling mr. corker liddle, the president was apparently returning to a them

you can read them in "the new york times." if you want to talk to me about the larger issues, if you want to talk to me about this way treating girls and women, then i am happy." atization -- my poor mother who is quite elderly had to receive a phone call is corroboration. did she remember me telling her this story in 1984? that wasn't easy for her. and i think for the most part i want to say i've received a lot of support and a lot of cheering. i'm a feminist. and part of feminist community's. feminist have surrounded me and said, "way to go." amy: irin carmon, finally, hearing that "the new york times" had started a story to years ago but the story did not go forward, what people can learn now and how you think this these to be dealt with? i want to end with a response of louise godbold in l.a. on how people have responded to you. we have less than a minute. >> i think what to look at how we normalize this kind of behavior, how these kinds of abuses of power and acceptance of the kind of power dynamic that we have been talki

oh sure well and in fact that's what you know that's what the new york times that part of the new york times story is probably correct because kaspersky lab itself a dollar it's now mark had been breached for almost a year between twenty fourteen and twenty fifteen until it was discovered. sometime in early twenty fifteen the. or in i think it might have been in the spring of twenty fifty but. kaspersky reported that they've identified the malware that was used and most likely because it was the government of israel and the they didn't name israel specifically but they implied that it was israel. during that time that this person is network had been breached. a n.s.a. contractor had wrongly taken classified material home. put it on his laptop his personal laptop which was running kaspersky anti-virus that because kaspersky had already identified some of that malware. when they found it on a server in the middle east it was that a signature had been being created right prior to this sort of rogue contractor and say taking classified material home so the moment that he had it available o

you can read them in "the new york times." if you want to talk to me about the larger issues, if you want to talk to me about this way treating girls and women, then i am happy." atization -- my poor mother who is quite elderly had to receive a phone call is corroboration. did she remember me telling her this story in 1984? that wasn't easy for her. and i think for the most part i want to say i've received a lot of support and a lot of cheering. i'm a feminist. and part of feminist community's. feminist have surrounded me and said, "way to go." amy: irin carmon, finally, hehearing that "the new york times" had started a story too yeyears ago but the story did nt go forward, what people can learn now and how you think this these to be dealt with? i wantnt to end with a respoponf louise godbold in l.a. on how people have responded to you. we have less than a minute. >> i think what to look at how we normalize this kind of behavior, how these kikinds of abuses of power and acceptance of the kind of power dynamic that w we have be

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube or in bed the bastard child of that relationship it's fake news. that i'd wait for facebook to left red faced all monday after a p.r. stunt by paul smogs tended to a public relations disaster. thank. you. very. much the same place a little bit more i called out we thought it was really good i find it very good i think we can really feel like we're here do you know any good street to be completely flooded you can you can go see this but i mean this is and this is what it looks like it's a crazy to feel like you. yeah all right so you want you to go to a place somewhere else yeah maybe back to california. for. me. to. come with that message from auxerre levy that's the way some of the main news stories that look from the last week marked international i'm kevin oh and thanks for watching. and it always gives yeah are you going to are you going to. show you also the you know mr wells that expose you. to go in and other things are true that in the permit do that than it will

online investigation website is exposed potential collusion between the new york times and the you tube video was leaked by project very task which is gained a name for itself by uncovering uncomfortable truth behind the media very rare instance. trying to make a bridge back something isn't in the trend of the man caught on hidden camera there is believed to be ernest petty according to his linked in profile is you tube's brand and diversity curation lead in that video he then elaborated on how you choose sometimes intervenes to change trending videos. it's very rare but in those cases they. use some human intervention to make sure that we. do. encourage the thing to be basically they provide in some cases ninety percent of what a lot of people receive as knows it's just not you tube or you think of a picture of a duck playing the piano or or grandma opening up her package at christmas no no no no you tube might be and i think it is the largest news platform and the you tube manager that we showed you was not the only person exposed in the video from project veritas it also featured his

if it is you didn't give me enough time to respond. 48 hours, this is what the "new york times" says it gave the swine stein company and harvey to respond. within that 48 hours he issued a statement saying i need to work on my anger issues, i'm going to take a leave and work with a therapist. in this drainage with the internet there is an extremely competitive nature with journalists. the times knew they were hot on the trail. to give somebody 48 hours to respond is a huge swath of time. howie: the "new york times" said we included all relevant comments from in weinstein and published his entire response. mr. weinstein and his lawyer have confirmed the essential elements of the story. i'm reading from other journalists and insiders that this was an open secret at the swine stein company and miramax and his behavior around women. do you think many journalists were intimidated, thought it would be too hard to report because harvey weinstein was, is a powerful guy in the media and television business. brent: it's a difficult story to get, you can't go forward with allegations this serio

the front page of the new york times. interesting, one of their features, looking new york times. interesting, one of theirfeatures, looking at new york times. interesting, one of their features, looking at the hand—me—down battle faced in some countries in africa such as kenya and mozambique. they —— we are conscious of recycling and sending off to countries that do not have, children's clothes that are virtually new, they are great condition, we sent them off. this tells us another story about where it arriving on the fact that it is not a blessing. yes. these countries have young populations and they need to create jobs. if they receive everything, they can create jobs in the textile industry that they need. that is a real issue. if you look at the area that i deal with, the middle east and north africa, we need 100 millionjobs in the next decade just to stand still. how does it stop people from getting employment was to mark this stops people from getting employment because you do not start your own textile industry. if you do not start your own textile industry and yo

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube are in bed the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. and the new york times is also at the center of a lot of story previously claimed antivirus software produced by the russian based company cusp asking how being used by moscow to spy on the u.s. however an investigation by germany cyber security agency says there's no evidence . the remote plans to warn against the use of conspiracy products is we have no evidence of misconduct by the company this is in itself. well for more details on this more if an ocean and joins me live from burn most of them ashes so what's the background to this story well it seems that the story behind has more questions than answers it indeed started with the new york times reporting that the so-called russian hacker is that apparently the paper believed to have several connections with the russian government have been using kaspersky software to get classified information from foreign security and intelligence agencies including ame

times who are the new york times or other places as are many internet publications whether they're for profit or nonprofit but they're basically it's convenient to the establishment papers that are in trouble economically to bed mouse internet operations so ok and sold this is now the center of fake news the fact this fate news is exposed very quickly on the internet that's one of the great things about it's you can say wait a minute i looked for the original document i checked the history you know and people can find it really with dispatch will come back to that after the break when we return we'll hear more from bob. the mission of newsworthy it is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say and i think the average viewer knows that r.t. america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that mainstream media is constantly spewing. we're not beholden to any corporate sponsor no one tells us what to cover how long the cove

new information on how "the new york times" killed that original story more than ten years ago from the reporter who wrote it. she joins us next. ♪ stroke stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. i'm still going for my best. and fo

york times lots of interesting is in the new york times statement they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we said we kind of suspected that if they well here's a low level guy but they did they said he's a junior player but they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we put out they're just making excuses for. one of the worst the seats the mainstream media does an album major social media does is gate keeping it's their role it's not necessary it's stopping or suppressing story lines that they don't want to hear or don't want you to hear they've got to billeted to do a lot more than they used to in the start up days of the internet and we're in new york and new york times and you tube are in bed the bastard child of that relationship is fake news and bad week for facebook to left red faced last monday after a p.r. stunt by paul smug zuck a book tended to a public relations disaster. in the same place that will make money on how to revive the g.o.p. and i find it a guy thing we can really. if you like or hear me yet any of this treaty to keep what you assume this is ok this is what it loo

york times." one of his accusers, actress ashley judd told the paper that two multiple sl beverly hotel, asking if he could give her a massage or watch her take a shower. she thought, how do i get out of the room as fast as possible without alienating harvey weinstein. the times says eight women say he engaged in inappropriate behavior, that included being nearly naked, requiring them to be present while he bathed or repeatedly asking for a ma salk or initiating one himself. he's released at least eight confidential settlements with women. the paper says most received $80,000 to $150,000. in a written statement to the times, weinstein said, o quote, came o of the '60s and '70s when i appreciate how the behavior in the past caused pain and i'm sincerely apologize for it. his resume includes hits like "pulp fiction," "goodwill hunting." he said "the new york times" had published false and defamatory statements about harvey weinstein adding we're preparing the lawsuit now, all proceeds will be donate

baron also in order times helped edit the los angeles times, the "new york times" and the miami herald. allow me to start our discussion tonight with a simple proposition, that in a democracy such as ours, if freedom of the press is jeopardized, then democracy itself is jeopardized. since one is intimately linked to the other. during the presidential campaign of 2016, candidate donald trump routinely criticized the press or the media, humiliating a number of reporters, bullying others, challenging the very concept of freedom of the press as written into the first amendment of the u.s. constitution. many said this was all campaign talk. if you want this would inevitably change. that is the way it has always been. well, he whined and it has not changed. indeed, it is gotten much worse. even on occasion frightening pic and i use the word deliberately. the word of the president is much more consequential than the word of a candidate. i know that of the president have had their quarrels with the media, but donald trump crossed a bright red line. when you accuse reporters of being the enemie

elaine quijano, cbs news, new york >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we speak with "new york times" correspondent and cbs news contributor, jodie canter, one of the reporters who spent four months investigating the weinstein story. >>> the trump administration is finalizing details of new immigration policy to deal with thousands of young immigrants covered by the deferred act of coverage known as daca. they had until midnight to file for protection from deportation. >> reporter: college student angeles mendes is grateful she could renew her daca application. >> i'm saving my money to pay for classes. >> reporter: her family moved to staten island when she was 2. daca helps students brought illegally as children stay and work. >> on september 5th, we were on our way to washington, d.c. we heard the news, and my heart was very heavy. >> reporter: last month attorney general jeff sessions announced an end to daca. >> we are properly enforcing our laws as congress has passed them. >> reporter: that sparked protests across the country, including this one in los angeles on thursday, marking the cut-of

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube aren't bad the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. and the new york times is at the center of another story it's a previously claimed antivirus software produced by the russian based company casper ski had been used by moscow to spy on the u.s. however an investigation by germany cyber security agency says there's no evidence . to warn against the use of. evidence of misconduct by the company this is in itself it seems that the story behind has more questions than answers it all started with the new york times reporting that the so-called russian hackers that the parent of the paper believes have connections with the russian government had been using kaspersky a lot of software to get classified information from the foreign intelligence and security agencies and kloden americas and as a national security agency the paper claims this information is coming from israel's officials who shared it with n.s.a. the n.s.a. the south refused to give any comment say the

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube or in bed the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. and the new york times is at the center of another story that's a previously claimed antivirus software produced by the russian based company kaskaskia had been used by moscow to spy on the u.s. however on investigation by germany's cyber security agency says there's no evidence. remember plans to warn against the use of conspiracy products since we have no evidence of misconduct by the company this is in itself. for more details on this maria if an ocean a joins me live from berlin will of the russia so what's the background to the story kate well kate it seems that the story behind has more questions than answers it all started with the new york times reporting that the so-called russian hackers that the parent of the paper believes have connections with the russian government had been using kaspersky a lot of software to get classified information from of the foreign intelligence and security agencies and k

york times lots of interesting is in the new york times statement they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we said we kind of suspected that if they well here's a low level guy but they did they said he's a junior employee but they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we put out they're just making excuses for. the world festival of youth and students in russia's black sea resort of sochi the week long cultural i think it is expected to attract operates of twenty thousand visitors from right around the globe are some of the highlights and some. come to the nineteenth world festival of youth and students in sochi. as you can see behind me the opening ceremonies of the festival have already begun under the aims of the song and dance performances that we've seen in technology human progress and development many people here are very excited. that's came up and on his colleague danny hawkins is also in sochi watching the opening ceremony unfold. but the excitement we've had. this square here behind me as well of course is the grand opening ceremony which set that report from culminating in a

york times washington post buzz feed news hours you know as far as press and c.n.n. say is a campaign to marginalize fake news most of these organizations have strong links to the democratic party are to correspondent on your part poll looks at the new mccarthyism that is underway to silence the left wing press alternative media is under attack like never before particularly left wing and antiwar outlets since the election of trompe if the average man has been falling all over itself to stop the spread of what it calls fake news there's just one problem while the concept isn't really anything new remember saddam's weapons of mass destruction some forces have emerged to declare themselves the arbiters of fake news specifically an organization calling itself proper or propaganda or not came forward with a list of russian influence operations it considers to be fake news and while it did list r t n sputnik organizations which don't hide their connection with the russian government and operate like any other state media it also included sites like and. war dot com altern

the "new york times" on sunday. >> i feel like he is on a reality show. he doesn't realize that we can be heading towards world war three. >> the president's response. first it was a new nickname. little bob corker with two ds followed by this comment this afternoon. >> putting the u.s. on the path to world war iii. >> we were on the wrong path before. we are on the right path now, believe me. >> so far no response from senator corker. there is plenty of reaction from both feuds from lawmakers and trump's allies. >> we have differences but at the end of the day this back and forth is not helpful. >> i would rather have everybody put aside the squabbles and concentrate on the issues at hand right now. >> the truth is the president will not get major things down without bob corker. >> if bob corker has honor and decency he should resign immediately. >> i have more important things to do doing my job than to tell corker to keep his mouth shut or tell the president something. >> we have a team of reporters covering this. kristen welker is at the white house.

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she broke that story last week in the "new york times." it has become a super nova in the news. it's worth appreciating that lots of different reporters and new outlets took a shot at that story over the course of more than a decade. jodi kantor is the one who finally did it and got it to press. jodi kantor is here tonight. so it's a big show tonight. over the past few weeks, there have been increasingly detailed and frequent reports about some ethics trouble for a number of trump cabinet secretaries, including interior secretary ryan zinke. reports have found that he charged the taxpayers to fly him on private jets to do things like give an inspirational speech to a hockey team owned by his biggest contributor and to fly him to an awesome snorkeling tour that he took in the environmevirgin islands. and he also charged taxpayers to fly him to a ski recourt asort awesome sounding steak house in alaska. almost all were for him to attend republican political fund-raisers. he's allowed to go to political fund-raisers, only if he does it on his own time and his own dime. we, the taxp

york times lots of interesting is in the new york times statement they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we said we kind of suspected that if they well here's a low level guy but when they did they said he's a junior player but they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we put out they are just making excuses for. one of the worst the seats the mainstream media does an album major social media does is gate keeping it's a role it's not necessary stopping more suppressing story lines that they don't want to hear don't want you to hear they've got debilitate to do a lot more than they used to in the start of days of the internet and when new york and new york times and you tube aren't bad the bastard child of that relationship is fake news right had he had donald trump trying to pull the rug from under that big landmark iran nuclear deal this last week in future a thing of what else involved in it his reasons and the reaction coming up next weekly. here's what people have been saying about rejecting. the only show i go out of my way to. get the really packed a punch oh yeah it is the john

bob corker interview with "the new york times." some saying that donald trump is in a pressure cooker and that pressure cooker is going to explode. and steve bannon announced his new plan to destroy the republican party. he doesn't describe it as that but we'll give you the details of his new plan coming up. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> if bob corker has any honor, any decency, he should resign immediately. he should not let those words stand what he said about the president of the united states. >> that was steve bannon, no doubt channelling donald trump tonight in his reaction to senator bob corker's attack on president trump. an attack about which the president has so far remained uncharacteristically silent. "the washington post" is reporting tonight senator corker's brutal assessment of the fitness of office, also landed like a thunder clap

we're like "the new york times" of cable news. - well, i work for "the new york times." we are "the new york times" of "the new york times." - hi, guys! i'm filling in for chuck. i'm chuck! i have an estrogen disorder. don't tell anyone, carol! jeez louise! why did we get such bad seats? - we suck! that's why chuck abandoned us! - chuck did not abandon us. he's like a dog. sometimes he gets distracted and he runs off, but he's loyal to us, because we're his family. - plus, he'll only eat pills if you smush them - hey, guys! we deserve this nomination. everyone here respects us, and they think we're cool. - we ran out of entrées before we got to your table, but there's a vending machine in the lobby. [coins jingle] - come on, guys! dibs on the certs! - sit down, 134! this is your final warning! - i'm sorry, mr. petrovian. it's a living. - no, it's not. you paid to do this. - that's true. - well, the world may have changed, but we never will. here's to the men that refuse to sell out. - yeah. - hear, hear. - no offense, chuck. - no, none taken, because i don't understand

new york times or x. you tube employ but that's not going to happen you you know you heard the term gate keeper now in the conspiratorial ms i call it the world in which i live and that sort of very interesting term of art and that is the person or the persons is that keep certain either conversations or areas or levels of discussion from getting to the mainstream nutcake a couple of things first of all let me give you as a lawyer and a constitutional scholar the actual legal reason facebook new york times you tube up our t. you have no do he necessarily to to portray or to say anything to explicate or limb or provide any platform i do not have we do not have a first amendment right protecting us from the new york times or you tube these are private entities private establishment they can do whatever they want great that being said that's not what they say because in this unique world that we live in they provide and some cases ninety percent of what a lot of people receive as knows it's just not you tube

people can go online and 20,the articles from august 2017 new york times magazine. get to him and till the last part of your article. what was your decision on telling the story about breitbart and then leading to the conclusion you found, instead of starting with him first? wil: it's a question that gets to the problem of craft. what you hear so often from journalists and followers of journalism are truisms like do not bury the lead. formed narrative nonfiction, you do want to kind of bury the lead. you want to give the reader a path to information. you want to give them but youion all along, want to allow stories to unfold. if i came right out at the beginning of the story with a heavy data driven analysis of breitbart's influence, i think you would lose a lot of the question that is most about what is me, this influential organization? what do they want? what is their strategy going forward? i wanted the questions to hover in the air. it is the responsibility of nonfiction books or long magazine articles, the responsibility is to maintain a certain openness. it s

c-span, cnn, the new york times. they are given a center left alignment. that is not to say the news organizations consider themselves centerleft, but who reads them. people self describe as left or centerleft. on the right, you see representatives fox news, radio programs like rush limbaugh, things that people associated with the right. but they are all tiny. in the election season for 2016, the one that is represented as the biggest driver of the political conversation is breitbart. not by a small margin. brian: here is what it looks like. believe.journalism i what does the red mean? wil: the size of each of the bubbles represents the influence it has on the conversation. how much it is being talked about, and by whom. player.mportant of a brian: let me show some video. you said there were 10 professors at harvard involved in the research? wil: yes, 10 or 12 were involved. brian: let me show you. clip] >> >> so they will have a series, basically saying deep space links. this will then be linked to a website, it will be amped up on conspiracy sites, it wi

york times lots of interesting is in the new york times statement they didn't rebut the accuracy of what was said we kind of suspected that if they well here's a low level guy but they did they said he's a junior employee but they didn't rebut the accuracy of what we put out they're just making excuses. theories surrounding russia's alleged meddling in the twenty six thing us elections seem to have found a new angle now the global game sensation pokemon go is being named as one of the tools moscow used to guide american voters a c.n.n. investigation shows russia's propaganda attack on the us went beyond using fake accounts and aired on facebook and twitter post announcing a contest on pocket go directing gamers to visit locations were alleged police brutality took place or russian online agents are accused of posing as parts of the black lives matter movement in using the game to intensify u.s. racial tension however they were tempted was made to explain how that might have influenced the u.s. election they claim has been mocked both online and off. well before the pokémon accusati

i suppose that depends on the outcome you want. 0n the front cover of the new york times today, saudi arabia rolling out this plan for a future beyond oil, trying to move away from petro economics, from being so reliant on the oil price, which as we all know has not been doing so brilliantly over the past few months, years, et cetera. yes, i mean, this is part of the crown prince's vision beyond 2030. when he was the deputy crown prince, it was about diversification, and this that he was talking about yesterday was about particular cities which will be powered by solar energy and robots. i thought that was a fun bit. there are things that mohammad bin salman al saud has been doing right from when he came to power, in terms of trying to make the society a bit more modern. recently they allowed women to drive. so again, these are steps that he has been taking but i agree with the new york times' take in terms of how much has been done in terms of trying to win the economy of oil, because 95% of its revenue still comes from oil. that's the thing, isn't it? because you can have social cha

baron also in earlier times helped edit the los angeles times, the "new york times" and "the miami herald." allow me to start our discussion tonight with a simple proposition, that in a democracy such as ours, if freedom of the press is jeopardized then democracy itself is jeopardized. each one is linked to the other. during the presidential campaign of 2016, candidate donald trump routinely criticized the press or the media, humiliating a number of reporters, bullying others, challenging the very concept of freedom of the press as written into the first amendment of the u.s. constitution. many said this was all campaign talk, if he won been this would inevitably change, that that is the way it has always been. well, he wo and it has not changed, indeed it has gotten much worse, even on occasion, frightening. and i use that word, deliberately. the word of the president is much more consequential than the word of a candidate. i know that other presidents have had their quarrels with the media, but donald trump crossed a bright red line when he accused reporters of being the enemies of the

raise questions about their professional neutrality or that of the times in its response new york times admitted the violation but claimed that dudek exaggerated the control he has in the outlet but this isn't the first time project veritas has exposed the mainstream media of a previously revealed how c.n.n. was hyping up stories about russia for ratings what do you think's going to happen this week to be told russia. that's been just a week that they really. want to see them constantly in. russia. this regime is free to reserve the right and project veritas says a more in its american prophetess series coming so we can definitely expect more stunning revelation about the mainstream media to come. it is a day of national pride for iceland after the country qualified for the world cup for the first time in its history after the team defeated kosovo to no. crowds across iceland celebrated the country making its way to next year's finals here in russia it's the smallest nation ever to reach the championship it has a population of fewer than four hundred thousand. prime minister revealed to

that's the bravery. >> i heard there was a race between the new yorker and the new york times in terms of getting this story that obviously, this was a long chase for you. you were working at nbc news when you wrote this. also we know that joey kanter and megan tu we were working on this at the new york times. one question i have about this is why now? because these allegations go back more than 20 years, why are people willing to talk now. why were women willing to talk to you about something they hadn't previously? >> i'll address the last first. over and over again i heard from them, we feel a profound sense of guilt about it for what we saw. >> people who heard about it, knew it? >> a female employee who said she was asked to serve as a honey pot, be present to reassure that this was professional and would be asked to leave the hotel or other room. i talked to multiple, multiple employees who said we saw fear in these women's eyes. that is something that haunted a lot of these people. none of them quit as a result of it. i think that haunted them, too. still to this day some of the

every time that the new york times or the washington post or anybody ever does something it's some exposé about r t it makes people in this country even more interested and more fascinated with what r.t. does r t two point one billion views two point two million subscribers now why do you think that is let's just guess is it because of some some kind of inter agency goings on between you two of the alphabet and google and r.t. or is that russian or do people lie good if there is propaganda i would respectfully submit it's pro r d because every time the new york times talks about you i think it's out of jealousy both your popularity everybody has a choice you can say you can watch c.n.n. you can watch the b.b.c. from anywhere in the world if you happen to people the people want to see and people are going to watch it it doesn't matter who you all or who supports you it's enough to know both that's all it is one of them seen some turn on. the fact is it seems that all see a giving some form of news to people like and so people are consuming it if they didn't like they know full so what you

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube or in bed the bastard child of that relationship it's fake news. the battle against i still in debt as old coffins continues he has been traveling with a syrian army to get first hand experience from the frontline isis is making it. he's. one of the jihad just briefly showing himself while spraying the way on full otoh. following the liberation of the syrian army is now advancing on i still positions to the northwest however years of islamic state controlled of course of massive damage to the village on surrounding area. as witnessed the horrifying legacy left by the terrorists liberating this village was just part of the job holding it is another. day and night the syrian army and the isis skirmish at its edges in the meantime fresh forces poor in in preparation for the next push against the jihad ists still there's more to it had taken less than two days ago after an isis occupation that lasted years and left its mark everywhere these small village even hosted an isis p

you can read them in "the new york times." if you want to talk to me about the larger issues, if you want to talk to me about this way treating girls and women, then i am happy." atization -- my poor mother who is quite elderly had to receive a phone call is corroboration. did she remember me telling her this story in 1984? that wasn't easy for her. and i think for the most part i want to say i've received a lot of support and a lot of cheering. i'm a feminist. and part of feminist community's. feminist have surrounded me and said, "way to go." amy: irin carmon, finally, hearing that "the new yoyork times" had started a story to years s ago but the story dididt go forward, what people can learn now and how you think this these to be dealt with? i want to end with a response of louise godbold in l.a. on how pepeople have responded to you. we have less than a minute. >> i think what to look at how we normalize this kind of behavior, how these kinds of abuses of power and acceptance of the kind of power dynamic that we have been

times, new york times and we expected that to be the real news. octor ande a media d distinguished between the fake and real news, would there be a way for us, as americans, to defend our precious democracy from these countries that would cause problems? is there a way for us to know? it was hollywood in one i'll and then we had legitimate news in the other -- in one aisle, and we had legitimate news in the other. how do we know? guest: i think that is a legitimate question and thank you for it. most americans who read newspapers, watch television, more or less know what is the real thing. if you read the new york times or any other major papers in the country, chicago tribune, l.a. times, you are not dealing with fake news. is fake newsit now, and the only reason it has currency now, is president trump decided any criticism of him he dismisses as fake news, and he is hoping that enough americans will lose their respect of the news, the newspapers, the news networks, and dismissed them. in other words, when you have a -- noent, -- president presid

your paper doesn't find this reportable but "the new york times" obviously did. i wonder if you are starting to hear different theories emerge from different sort of pockets of dissent and/or resignation to explain the president's sort of bizarre speaking style and the way he keeps winding back to russia. >> well, you're right that that's not something that we've reported here at "the washington post" and i haven't seen that elsewhere, but i will say that you are talking about lawmakers, talking to other republicans who are closely observing this president privately, they express some concern with his fitness for the office, with the way he comports himself, with the way he delivers speeches. but this is not new as of this week. if you look back, for example, of interview transcripts of the way the president, you know, communicates in one on one interviews dating back to the campaign, he has a tendency to bounce around. his aides will say that's in part because he has a lot of energy and thoughts in his mind and is coming up with a lot of different things to say.