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a lot of new york state cases and new york state sort of attorney general crusades things of national significance. it's a big deal job. it's a very high profile job, usually the highest profile attorney general state job in the country. in the trump presidency, all that has been even heightened. in the trump presidency being new york state's attorney general means stuff that it didn't used to mean before. it means getting sued by the president. it means suing him back. it means fighting for subpoena documents from the president's banks and financial institutions he dealt with and his various businesses. as of right now, being new york's attorney general also means suing the administration specifically over their new anti-immigrant policies. she's right at the center of a bunch of stories of national significance where she's taking on the trump administration and the president and his business history in a way that nobody else is positioned to do it. i'm happy to have her here. before we get to attorney general james, there's one other story that i want to talk about tonight first. it
a lot of new york state cases and new york state sort of attorney general crusades things of national significance. it's a big deal job. it's a very high profile job, usually the highest profile attorney general state job in the country. in the trump presidency, all that has been even heightened. in the trump presidency being new york state's attorney general means stuff that it didn't used to mean before. it means getting sued by the president. it means suing him back. it means fighting for...
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but not the "new york times." mark: all these other newsrooms, the "new york times" is the guide star for all the news that takes place. i thought it was crucially important to put this in the book so people realize these reporters are of flesh and blood and they have biases. you can never say what took place the last century, it wants just the "new york times" it was "the washington post," the holocaust downplayed it. the owner of the "new york times," saulsburker. he didn't like the lobbying begging him to report object what was taking place. jeff zucker at cnn. look what cnn has done to the phoney collusion russian issues. pete: when you talk about missing the biggest story. we have an example right here. mark require's so outrageous. pete: the golden age of journalism. mark: it's the yellow age of journalism. it's the lowest point of journalism. i would like to get your comments on this. i want to talk about russia collusion. a great modern fail of the american media, and the basis for that. we'll be right bac
but not the "new york times." mark: all these other newsrooms, the "new york times" is the guide star for all the news that takes place. i thought it was crucially important to put this in the book so people realize these reporters are of flesh and blood and they have biases. you can never say what took place the last century, it wants just the "new york times" it was "the washington post," the holocaust downplayed it. the owner of the "new york...
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york city, outside of new york city. there was a lot of concern. there was a lot of fear. there was a sense of what the unknown could bring. i think a lot of neighbors were furious with max for agreeing to do this, but over time, i think most of those townspeople and community residents were won over, but not at the beginning. host: our guest is david farber. we will get to your calls in a moment. look at one of the moments that became part of the counterculture movement. miles northeast of here. woodstock, new york was a bohemian community. a lot of musicians lived there ,ff and on, including bob dylan richie havens, van morrison. they call the company woodstock ventures. they started looking for a place for the festival. they could not find a place in woodstock that was large enough. they found an industrial park in the town of wallkill. they started advertising. creating art installations and everything was going smoothly. the locals found that what they were doing and it wasn't going to be a 50,000 person festival af
york city, outside of new york city. there was a lot of concern. there was a lot of fear. there was a sense of what the unknown could bring. i think a lot of neighbors were furious with max for agreeing to do this, but over time, i think most of those townspeople and community residents were won over, but not at the beginning. host: our guest is david farber. we will get to your calls in a moment. look at one of the moments that became part of the counterculture movement. miles northeast of...
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from "the new york times." tell us why "the new york times" decided to go this route. born outhe daily" was of the question of trying to understand this moment. it launched in february 2017. maybe as journalists, we hadn't understood the country. to create a product that would explore the expertise of our reporters to really understand this moment. the show relies on new york times journalists to help us understand the news of the day, to go deep and understand the context behind the headlines. that is the genesis of it. hearing from voices across the country to really understand the news and the moment we are in. host: expand that idea of understanding the country, understanding the moment. what are the questions that made you think we weren't understanding it enough? guest: i joined "the daily" two months and. i wasn't here for the very beginning of it. coming out of the election, maybe we didn't understand how the country was feeling, different perspectives. voices, hear from those not necessarily reading it and print, hearing from people on the ground and understan
from "the new york times." tell us why "the new york times" decided to go this route. born outhe daily" was of the question of trying to understand this moment. it launched in february 2017. maybe as journalists, we hadn't understood the country. to create a product that would explore the expertise of our reporters to really understand this moment. the show relies on new york times journalists to help us understand the news of the day, to go deep and understand the...
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my question is, your city in new york, let's go over in new york for example. the top marginal rate, i don't get the deduction and the longer because of the president's tax deal -- >> i think that's a mistake. and the president's made a mistake to take away -- by the way, middle-class people come working-class people paid for that. >> sean: what should the federal tax rate before individuals, 70%? >> folks who make over $2 million when you combine everything. >> sean: that means they get to keep 30%. you take $0.70 out of every dollar. >> how long did we have this in this country for decades? john f. kennedy -- p $0.170 out of every dollar. corporations come what should they pay, was the top marginal rate for corporations that you want to? >> right now it's way too low. >> sean: give me a number, ballpark. >> 40%-50%. >> sean: they will pass the cost of the consumers and we will lose jobs. i want to know what i pay in new york, because i paid that died percent state tax, my income goes to you. i don't even live here. i live in the city dow that don't live the c
my question is, your city in new york, let's go over in new york for example. the top marginal rate, i don't get the deduction and the longer because of the president's tax deal -- >> i think that's a mistake. and the president's made a mistake to take away -- by the way, middle-class people come working-class people paid for that. >> sean: what should the federal tax rate before individuals, 70%? >> folks who make over $2 million when you combine everything. >> sean:...
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york which is not new york university and a man's name is lorenzo and aponte and might be a familiar name to some of you, most famous [inaudible] starts off as a young man in venice and becomes a priest and decides the priestly life is not for him and he is ultimately expelled from the city of venice because of his possible residence in a brothel and is charged to successfully with public concubinage. he finds his way to the court of ambridge where he can [inaudible] add the words to the famous shows like [inaudible] and the marriage of figaro and popular operas we've all seen or heard of but he finds his way back to new york city where he starts the first opera company on the islands. one of his daughters which she was an adopted daughter but suspected to be a biological daughter of his due to a liaison in his 60s and that will be the mother of teresa sickles. she's just a little girl and sickles moves in as a border but he will stay in touch with the family as his career progresses and enters into the law and becomes a new yorker from women and continues to visit the family and as
york which is not new york university and a man's name is lorenzo and aponte and might be a familiar name to some of you, most famous [inaudible] starts off as a young man in venice and becomes a priest and decides the priestly life is not for him and he is ultimately expelled from the city of venice because of his possible residence in a brothel and is charged to successfully with public concubinage. he finds his way to the court of ambridge where he can [inaudible] add the words to the famous...
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shutdown at town not far from new york city. first here's how abc news covered the impact of the literally wd that shut down a town not too far from new york city. >> the townspeople were terrified at the prospect of the hippie arrival. something happened, the festival site is nestled in the catskills resort area. is,and est down nearby the towns people quite frankly prospect fied at the of the hippie arrival but before it was over something happened. residents and resorts freely emptied their cub boards for the kids. their ts were stunned by politeness. >> polite. that's about what i can say. kids.e >> but you didn't sell too many shoes? >> no, not too many but they were happy here. they are really a wonderful group of kids. i never met so many kids in such numbers that were so polite and so patient, so understanding under these conditionsta we had here in the last three days. >> certainly in the beginning it as a great deal of apprehension, but right now, i can say that the attitude of the town has changed towards these young
shutdown at town not far from new york city. first here's how abc news covered the impact of the literally wd that shut down a town not too far from new york city. >> the townspeople were terrified at the prospect of the hippie arrival. something happened, the festival site is nestled in the catskills resort area. is,and est down nearby the towns people quite frankly prospect fied at the of the hippie arrival but before it was over something happened. residents and resorts freely emptied...
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and new york assembly member, new, who helped pass the child victims act in new york. the state law, which went into effect exactly one week ago last wednesday, extends the statute of limitations on child sexuaua abuse and incluludes a look bac period giving survivors of any age a year to take legal action, even if their cases had expired under the old statute of limitations. well over 500 lawsuits have already been filed in this first week. both legislators are sexual abuse survivors themselves and have spoken about the importance of the child victims act in personal terms. i began by asking new york state senator biaggi, how it feels to be able to pass legislation that will help so many people. >> it makes me -- it makes me feel a lot of different emotions. first of all it is very surreal. nd every time i speak about it it brings back and reopens part memory i wish i could forget but staysys with m forever, but at the same time the more that i speak about it, the more that i'm able to use what has happened to me to help others and to speak about what people can do, t
and new york assembly member, new, who helped pass the child victims act in new york. the state law, which went into effect exactly one week ago last wednesday, extends the statute of limitations on child sexuaua abuse and incluludes a look bac period giving survivors of any age a year to take legal action, even if their cases had expired under the old statute of limitations. well over 500 lawsuits have already been filed in this first week. both legislators are sexual abuse survivors...
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york which is now new york university. the man's name is lorenzo and it mips million into some of you. he's most famous as mozart liver test but he start off as a young man in finnegan becomes a priest, decides that life is a for him. he is ultimately expelled from the city of venice because of his possible resident in a brothel and his chart success with public concubines. he finds his way to the court of emperor joseph the second reconnects with mozart were the ads the words to famous shows like -- figaro, operas we probably all seen or heard of. and then finds find his way bao new york city restarts the first opera company on the island one of his daughters which he treats as an adopted daughter but was suspected be very much a biological daughter of his due to a liaison in his 60s, that's going to be the mother of teresa. she's just a little girl when sickles moves in as a border, but he will stay in touch with the family as his career progresses, as it enters the law, becomes a new york the sentiment and he continues
york which is now new york university. the man's name is lorenzo and it mips million into some of you. he's most famous as mozart liver test but he start off as a young man in finnegan becomes a priest, decides that life is a for him. he is ultimately expelled from the city of venice because of his possible resident in a brothel and his chart success with public concubines. he finds his way to the court of emperor joseph the second reconnects with mozart were the ads the words to famous shows...
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headquarters in new york. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. hurricane dorian intensified overnight and is now a category 2 hurricane. dorian is expected to hit somewhere between florida and southern georgia on monday and could make landfall as a powerful category 4 storm. that would make it the strongest storm to hit florida's east coast since hurricane andrew in 1992. this ominous view from the international space station shows the storm morphing into a monster. chief meteorologist craig setzer of our miami station wfor is tracking dorian's path. >> well, the storm strengthened overnight, winds up to 105 miles an hour now, moving to the northwest at 12, expecting to continue because it's over very warm waters. the wind shear very low. it will be a category 3 today, category 4 by tomorrow as it breaches the northwest bahamas. that's the sunday evening time frame here. and then monday evening, labor day, approaching the florida coast if not making landfall or reaching the florida coast at that point i
headquarters in new york. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. hurricane dorian intensified overnight and is now a category 2 hurricane. dorian is expected to hit somewhere between florida and southern georgia on monday and could make landfall as a powerful category 4 storm. that would make it the strongest storm to hit florida's east coast since hurricane andrew in 1992. this ominous view from the international space station shows the storm morphing into a monster. chief meteorologist...
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and we want to work with new york, and we want to help new york. they need jobs in new york so badly. you know, they talk about the environment. so you have the state line, and over here you have machinery fracking. and over here you have nothing, except poverty. over here you have people driving new cars and nice cars. and over here you have cars that are 40 years old. now, what does that have to do with the environment? its the same. its an artificial line. and i wonder what happens when they get down there. what happens? i just wonder, is new york losing its wealth? you know what im talking about, right? what happens when those lines go down and they can go in any direction now? the equipment is so incredible. so, hopefully, we can help new york. i want to help new york so much. we will never allow ourselves to be at the mercy of foreign energy suppliers. and thats whats fighting us. they dont want us to have great energy. theyve made a fortune selling us energy. you probably saw the straits the other day. very few american boats are there. they
and we want to work with new york, and we want to help new york. they need jobs in new york so badly. you know, they talk about the environment. so you have the state line, and over here you have machinery fracking. and over here you have nothing, except poverty. over here you have people driving new cars and nice cars. and over here you have cars that are 40 years old. now, what does that have to do with the environment? its the same. its an artificial line. and i wonder what happens when they...
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in fact new york city had a blackout one night. the lights went down in the huge swath of manhattan was in the dark. the mayor was in iowa campaigning and did he come back to address the crisis quickly went to chicago to do it television interview instead pays the mayor has doctors in governing. he gets up the crack of 10 or 11 in the morning he goes to the gym. david: the bottom line is it's not just unique to new york. if you fall on the wrong policies you end up with a situation with happen if you follow the right policies you end up like giuliani did. >> low tax flow efficiency. david: one of the problems with new york and chicago and l.a. they are losing their tax base because more and more they were focusing on the wealthy and they were paying a greater percentage of the income tax but those wealthy people aren't leaving so what's going to happen? >> this is an important point you are making because right now things are hunky-dory in new york. economy is doing well but if there's a downturn new york will be in trouble because
in fact new york city had a blackout one night. the lights went down in the huge swath of manhattan was in the dark. the mayor was in iowa campaigning and did he come back to address the crisis quickly went to chicago to do it television interview instead pays the mayor has doctors in governing. he gets up the crack of 10 or 11 in the morning he goes to the gym. david: the bottom line is it's not just unique to new york. if you fall on the wrong policies you end up with a situation with happen...
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will probably get on the machines the trump launches a blistering attack but the new york times has leaked all the 0 suggest that it's editors looking for new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia again. as germany's green party enjoys a surge in popular support of late we take a look at one of the most ambitious yet very controversial new environmental policies the suggested. the morning live from us international's world news a mosque and kevin i'm with you with your monday morning update thanks for tuning 1st and as mentioned france's president. russia's vladimir putin to his summer residence later today on the mediterranean coast the talks which are expected to focus on the crisis in ukraine syria and the persian gulf come ahead of the g. 7 summit later mbia writs this week shall i do been reports. well what an idyllic setting for the 2 presidents to meet a 4th overlooking the mediterranean sea thought of a break and so on has been an official french residence of the president since 1968 of course it's not the 1st time the president has invited a leader to
will probably get on the machines the trump launches a blistering attack but the new york times has leaked all the 0 suggest that it's editors looking for new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia again. as germany's green party enjoys a surge in popular support of late we take a look at one of the most ambitious yet very controversial new environmental policies the suggested. the morning live from us international's world news a mosque and kevin i'm with you with...
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instead they did. >> i think he did lose the new york primary. >> today they are caucuses. it's not that it was such the incredibly novel idea that roosevelt was convinced he was robbed in may have r been right. that this really was party boss out - - at its worst and barnes was responsible. roosevelt was supporting a gubernatorial candidate and in the context of that support he put out a letter to supply one - - explain why he was supporting him talking about a corrupt alliance and head of the democratic t party. and barnes sued saying he called m me corrupt. that is liable and defamatory so the lawsuit came as a result of that so the reason i bring up the issue of the lawyer pressuring him to bring the case you have to wonder because barnes also had his eye and a possiblesi political future so he had to know the difference that you are corrupt that is what i told you. but yet he brought the lawsuit and dealt with the effects. >> is it possible he needed vindication quick. >> he thought in the end he could be the slayer of roosevelt who was very divisive within the republi
instead they did. >> i think he did lose the new york primary. >> today they are caucuses. it's not that it was such the incredibly novel idea that roosevelt was convinced he was robbed in may have r been right. that this really was party boss out - - at its worst and barnes was responsible. roosevelt was supporting a gubernatorial candidate and in the context of that support he put out a letter to supply one - - explain why he was supporting him talking about a corrupt alliance and...
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eventually, teleport in new york great. the trial was moved albany new york sarkis. there was the concern the theater roosevelt couldn't get a fair trial. in albany new york because barnes was that powerful. >> for the syracuse papers politically alondra in those days. this is still the post and or did they combine. >> we caught the standard a lot. i don't remember. >> i think they were separate in those days and one was democratic and one was but pick up a republican. >> i've seen when he came to this trial, didn't really cut across party lines. they were both republicans. in just beginning question of did you despise roosevelt enough that you wanted to see him fail. >> what was the monetary charge in original case. >> $250,000 which is over a million dollars in today's money. people sometimes mistake belief roosevelt was rich. he inherited quite a bit of money. he blew it. in the 1880s on cattle and ranching in the dakotas it is center. so he was well off but one of the reasons he wrote many books, was a part to make money. it wasn't just because they were all the
eventually, teleport in new york great. the trial was moved albany new york sarkis. there was the concern the theater roosevelt couldn't get a fair trial. in albany new york because barnes was that powerful. >> for the syracuse papers politically alondra in those days. this is still the post and or did they combine. >> we caught the standard a lot. i don't remember. >> i think they were separate in those days and one was democratic and one was but pick up a republican....
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the evil propaganda machine donald trump launches a blistering attack on the new york times hours leaked audio its editors are seeking new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia. germany green party and join in popular support tweeting a look at one of the. controversial new environmental policy. one minute past 6 am unsure cargo 11 pm an all clear 2 in the afternoon right here in moscow this monday august then one thing this is r t international hope you're having a fine start to the week i mean a new middle. french president will welcome russia's vladimir putin to his summer residence on the mediterranean coast this monday there are talks which are expected to focus on the crises in ukraine syria the persian gulf come ahead of the g. 7 summit. the weekend show do tell us what we need to know. well what an idyllic setting for the 2 presidents. for to looking the mediterranean sea thought of a break also. has been an official french residence of the president since 1968 of course it's not the 1st time the president has invited a leader to this force it's his h
the evil propaganda machine donald trump launches a blistering attack on the new york times hours leaked audio its editors are seeking new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia. germany green party and join in popular support tweeting a look at one of the. controversial new environmental policy. one minute past 6 am unsure cargo 11 pm an all clear 2 in the afternoon right here in moscow this monday august then one thing this is r t international hope you're having a...
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and new york city. we are expecting the chance of thunderstorms to roll through the midwith west monday and into tuesday. some of those could be on the strong side in tuesday afternoon. but the main story early in the week is going to be the heat. >>> well, president trump is playing down fears of a looming recession after a tumultuous eke on wall street. before boarding air force 1 to return to washington. podesta here in new york. what did the president have to say? >> he said there is nothing to worry about. that american consumers ar loadc and that he expects a booming economy with well into 2020 and beyond. >> reporter: president trump and his economic team believe the u.s. economy is going to copt to grow. >> ear arer doing tremendously well. our consumers are rich. >> reporter: warning from the bond market have investors concerned a recession is on the horizon. white house trade advisorer see as different picture. >> i'm seeing, looking at all the macr oo tea leaves is a very strong trump economy
and new york city. we are expecting the chance of thunderstorms to roll through the midwith west monday and into tuesday. some of those could be on the strong side in tuesday afternoon. but the main story early in the week is going to be the heat. >>> well, president trump is playing down fears of a looming recession after a tumultuous eke on wall street. before boarding air force 1 to return to washington. podesta here in new york. what did the president have to say? >> he said...
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new york is saying, hey, this should be in new york. this is a new york law. these are new york tax returns. if anything happens, it will be in new york. the house is saying, whoa, we didn't even do anything. and the trump people are suing. so it is just to kick the can down the lawsuit down the road at this point. we won't know anything until september. >> i imagine we will see you in. thank you very much for that. appreciate it. >>> let's stay in new york because we could get a big decision on the eric garner case any any minute. nypd officer, the man who federal officials opted to not charge in the death of garner, we'll learn whether he should be fired from his job by the nypd. today a judge will issue a preliminary decision is. she's going to give that decision to garner's family and the police un job thation that' representing the officer. we just heard from mayor de blasio saying he does not know what the decision is. he doesn't know, but he says he will speak with members of the media had this comes out. after it's announced, we expect the two sides to
new york is saying, hey, this should be in new york. this is a new york law. these are new york tax returns. if anything happens, it will be in new york. the house is saying, whoa, we didn't even do anything. and the trump people are suing. so it is just to kick the can down the lawsuit down the road at this point. we won't know anything until september. >> i imagine we will see you in. thank you very much for that. appreciate it. >>> let's stay in new york because we could get a...
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it is 4:00 in new york city. i'm john heilemann in here for nicolle wallace all week long, i'm sorry to report. if president trump seems more irritable or cranky you would expect from a president coming off a week of summer vacation, which he apparently played a lot of golf and surfed a lot of cable news, look for a unique set of polls along with a crush ominous headlines that smacked him in the face when he first woke up this morning in the white house. a new national nbc news/"the wall street journal" poll puts trump 12 points behind. behind whom? a democrat to be named later. the generic democrat beating the sitting president by double digits. trump also failing the grade on on response to the mass shootings in dayton
it is 4:00 in new york city. i'm john heilemann in here for nicolle wallace all week long, i'm sorry to report. if president trump seems more irritable or cranky you would expect from a president coming off a week of summer vacation, which he apparently played a lot of golf and surfed a lot of cable news, look for a unique set of polls along with a crush ominous headlines that smacked him in the face when he first woke up this morning in the white house. a new national nbc news/"the wall...
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a student at new york university. joy, what is your more undocumented immigrants to come to the united states? >> joy, i'm really glad you asked the question. a lot of people have it on their minds. so i want to start by describing what i think is our actual reality in this country that i think really honestly answers the question. you know, the president likes to talk about a, quote/unquote, invasion, as fear mongering and it stirs people up and it is one of those things that reminds u yyo you, never has been an invasion, there is no invasion today. what there is is an american reality. 11 million, 12 million, human beings who are here in this country who are part of our communities, part of our economy, if you remove those 11 million or 12 million people, our economy will ground to a halt. and it didn't happen yesterday and it didn't happen five years ago. it's been going on for decades. so i think that this election might be the time to finally talk in an open, honest, way about what's happening in america. so once
a student at new york university. joy, what is your more undocumented immigrants to come to the united states? >> joy, i'm really glad you asked the question. a lot of people have it on their minds. so i want to start by describing what i think is our actual reality in this country that i think really honestly answers the question. you know, the president likes to talk about a, quote/unquote, invasion, as fear mongering and it stirs people up and it is one of those things that reminds u...
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here in new york. welcome to you both. jonathan dienst, i'm duty bound to point out that the acting head of the bureau of prisons works for that man, the attorney general. it should be known if there is a problem at a big name facility, big enough to house ramsey yusef. what have you learned about the gap in time of him being checked on? >> the gap in time, he was not checked on in his cell for numerous hours. we're hearing the range of three hours to six hours is the gap. we're still waiting for clarity from investigators, but that is a significant time when they're supposed to be checking on this high-profile inmate who had a previous possible suicide attempt, that they were to check 30 minutes or less. go to that door, there is a little glass window there, look in and make sure he's breathing and he's all right, and if not, you knock on the glass until you see movement and then you move on. >> standard is every 30 minutes, every 60 minutes? >> every 30 minutes or less. >> this is the kind of thing t
here in new york. welcome to you both. jonathan dienst, i'm duty bound to point out that the acting head of the bureau of prisons works for that man, the attorney general. it should be known if there is a problem at a big name facility, big enough to house ramsey yusef. what have you learned about the gap in time of him being checked on? >> the gap in time, he was not checked on in his cell for numerous hours. we're hearing the range of three hours to six hours is the gap. we're still...
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i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> you know the phrase pack your patience. that's what is needed tonight because customs computer systems went down. >>> short term struggle for a long-term benefit. tonight we have live team coverage on changes that bart is making. you might not like it now but they are banking you will in the future. it's part of building a better bay area. >>> i'm meteorologist patal. when it will reach inland areas coming up. >>> he told me it's still going to be another half an hour so we're looking at three hours. >> every 15 minutes, maybe more. maybe an hour. >> the biggest line i've ever seen. etty much to the plane. e way >> this is not how you want to start or end a vacation but it is what thousands of people face at airports after customs and border patrol computers went down. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the systems are coming back online and not all airports were impacted. >> yeah, a spokesperson for oakland airport says their int
i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> you know the phrase pack your patience. that's what is needed tonight because customs computer systems went down. >>> short term struggle for a long-term benefit. tonight we have live team coverage on changes that bart is making. you might not like it now but they are banking you will in the future. it's part of building a better bay area. >>> i'm meteorologist patal. when it will reach inland areas...
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doing while she's in new york city. well brenda as you can hear there are some of those cheers and she has just i believe sat down hour she's heading towards that press conference she's going to give that press conference and tell us a little bit about the. crossing the atlantic and also attending the climate so much the u.n. climate summit is one here in new york and next month and then another in chile in december and she's also to to go to a protest here in new york city for the fridays for future movement and she also is going to take i would say tonight off perhaps even tomorrow and just sort of get used to being back on dry land and we know that she is. almost a household name here in europe she's had a very large impact here in europe but what about the united states she's really a new face there isn't she. you're absolutely right what's actually surprised me is and how you know in europe the name is very well known and but here in the united states just talking to people down here in battery park in new york cit
doing while she's in new york city. well brenda as you can hear there are some of those cheers and she has just i believe sat down hour she's heading towards that press conference she's going to give that press conference and tell us a little bit about the. crossing the atlantic and also attending the climate so much the u.n. climate summit is one here in new york and next month and then another in chile in december and she's also to to go to a protest here in new york city for the fridays for...
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after the last surgery the family decided to start a new life in new york. i lived in exile in mexico for 9 years. my father who had just given a concert at the stage and said you want to write about my life. i was puzzled it seemed it suddenly changed his mind so then we met every day from 5 to 11 in the morning very disciplined recorded his whole life on tape. i wanted to know what he was like as a boy as a young man yet. they say. if your soul is settled in a poor district of new york as immigrants their lives were difficult and demanded many sacrifices. noni you know found work in a hair salon owned by a sicilian gangster the backroom harbored illegal betting well in the french no nina shampooed the female clientele the wives and daughters of the jewish mafia on tuesdays and on thursdays the italian mafia. it was the era of prohibition. the p.s. all is sometimes made whiskey in their bathtub which they delivered by side car. pastor p. a soul absorbed the vibrancy of the city. by the roots my father happened upon the instrument at a pawn broker in new yor
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it took place in bethel, new york. for the next hour on "washington journal" and live on c-span3, we will look back and exactly what happened and why in the legacy of woodstock 50 years later. and why in the legacy of woodstock 50 years later. join us is david farber. he is joining us from the university of kansas. abc newsre is how covered the massive crowd that shutdown at town not far from new york city. the townspeople were terrified at the prospect of the hippie arrival. something happened, residents freely emptied their cupboards for the kids. merchants were stunned by their politeness. >> they are polite kids. they were happy here. >> i think they are a wonderful group of kids. they were patient and courteous and understanding. >> there was a great deal of apprehension. >> there was a lot of inconvenience. >> because much of the press inerage was so jaundiced what happened, not many people would've learned what monticello learned. peopleere 450,000 young here. there were no conveniences, no violence. host: abc n
it took place in bethel, new york. for the next hour on "washington journal" and live on c-span3, we will look back and exactly what happened and why in the legacy of woodstock 50 years later. and why in the legacy of woodstock 50 years later. join us is david farber. he is joining us from the university of kansas. abc newsre is how covered the massive crowd that shutdown at town not far from new york city. the townspeople were terrified at the prospect of the hippie arrival....
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headquarters in new york. ann marie green is off. good to be with you. an autopsy for disgraced financier jeffrey epstein is complete. the new york medical examiner's office says more information is needed to determine the cause of death. epstein was found dead over the weekend in his jail cell in an apparent suicide that is raising some big questions and the justice department and the fbi are investigating. we have this report. >> the bureau of prisons says 66-year-old jeffrey epstein was found unresponsive in his cell. staff tried to revive him according to the associated press. attorney general william barr said epstein's death raises serious questions. just two weeks ago epstein was found semiconscious on the noor of his jail cell there. sources tell cbs news that following his apparent suicide attempt epstein told authorities he feared powerful people might be trying to prevent him from cooperating with the authorities. "the new york times" reported sunday epstein had been taken off suicide watch and was
headquarters in new york. ann marie green is off. good to be with you. an autopsy for disgraced financier jeffrey epstein is complete. the new york medical examiner's office says more information is needed to determine the cause of death. epstein was found dead over the weekend in his jail cell in an apparent suicide that is raising some big questions and the justice department and the fbi are investigating. we have this report. >> the bureau of prisons says 66-year-old jeffrey epstein...
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five years after eric garner's death sparked outrage, the new york city police officer who put him in a deadly chokehold has been fed. >> today is a day of reckoning , but can ao be a day of reconciliation. soarie: these cows are on bo with a new experiment tout down there carbonootprint. which were rotterdam -- we tour rotterdam's floating farm. sophie: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america. there en a new round of violence in afghanistan, with 10 dinated explosions in th east of the country. at least 19 people were injured. no group has claimed responsibility, but the islamic equently targeted the area. i.s. said it carried out an attack on a wedding pay inbu kal over the weekend that killed 63 people. this sweet of -- thisep s of n olence comes amid ongoing peace talks betwe taliban and and the united states which aim to bring the nearly 18-year conflict to an end. president trump address thon situatiounday. pres. trump: we are there for one reason, we don't want that to be a laboratory. it cannot be a laboratory for terror. h e stopped that
five years after eric garner's death sparked outrage, the new york city police officer who put him in a deadly chokehold has been fed. >> today is a day of reckoning , but can ao be a day of reconciliation. soarie: these cows are on bo with a new experiment tout down there carbonootprint. which were rotterdam -- we tour rotterdam's floating farm. sophie: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america. there en a new round of violence in afghanistan,...
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amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> we are learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning, and demand a thorough investigation. and because attorney general william barr criticizes the conditions at the federal jail where jeffrey epstein was found saturday, weell will look at why civil rights campaigners have been raising the alarm a about the metroropon correctional center in manhattan for over a decade. >> for years, there has been an urgent situation at the metropolitan correctional center. conditions are dirty, decrepit. many people are held in profound isolation. many of us have been trying to raise this question for years. and hopefully, one good thing that could come out of jeffrey epstein's death is real attention paid to the inhumane conditions. amy: we will also speak to attorney lisa bloom representing two women suing jeffrey epstein for sexually assaulting them when they were minors. what happens now that he iss dead?? we will meet to new york lawmakers who helped pass a la
amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> we are learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning, and demand a thorough investigation. and because attorney general william barr criticizes the conditions at the federal jail where jeffrey epstein was found saturday, weell will look at why civil rights campaigners have been raising the alarm a about the metroropon correctional center in manhattan for over a decade. >> for years, there has been an...
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brian the failing "new york : times." doug: the failing "new york times," exactly. that hurts, "the new york times" is the greatest news organization in the world. we do not put out fake news. that gets under my skin when i hear it. i think a lot of journalists feel that way, when they are around him and he says that. host: have you ever had a conversation with him? doug: for the white house news photographers contest, we were invited to the oval office to have our picture taken with him. it was a brief handshake. that was the first time i had ever shaken his hand. i think it was the first time i realized he knew who i was. he said something to the other photographers like, oh, he is very good. you watch out for this guy. i realized, then, that he knew who i was and who i worked for. it is definitely different, he is not a politician. every time you are in the oval office, you realize that. when he is around members of congress, to have a cabinet room photo op about immigration and be in their for about 55 minutes. we were flies on the wall while they were negotiati
brian the failing "new york : times." doug: the failing "new york times," exactly. that hurts, "the new york times" is the greatest news organization in the world. we do not put out fake news. that gets under my skin when i hear it. i think a lot of journalists feel that way, when they are around him and he says that. host: have you ever had a conversation with him? doug: for the white house news photographers contest, we were invited to the oval office to have our...
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♪ amy: from new york, this is democracy now!. >> i think everyone who has been out on the front lines, everyone who has been screaming pantaleo because now he's fired. and for, youou knonow, commissi o'neill, i thank you for doing the right thing. i truly sincerely thank you for firing the officer. regardless however you came up to your decision, you finally made a decision that should have been made five years ago. amy: daniel pantaleo, the police officer who killed eric garner in 2014 by using an illegal chokehold has been fired. five years after pantaleo held garner, an unarmed african-american man in a chokehold until he dropped to the ground. garner gasping, i can't breathe 11 times. we'll speak with his daughter, emerald garner. then to portland, oregon, where hundreds of members of the proud boys, and other right wing groups rallied in the streets this past weekend and were escorted by police and outnumbered by counterprotesters. >> we absolutely reject terrorism, anti-facists are not anti-terrorists. we stand up for our c
♪ amy: from new york, this is democracy now!. >> i think everyone who has been out on the front lines, everyone who has been screaming pantaleo because now he's fired. and for, youou knonow, commissi o'neill, i thank you for doing the right thing. i truly sincerely thank you for firing the officer. regardless however you came up to your decision, you finally made a decision that should have been made five years ago. amy: daniel pantaleo, the police officer who killed eric garner in 2014...
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jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> yuccas: great job. that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm jamie yuccas in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and goo night. live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> new at 6, a postal imposter and pleasant . neighbor saying instead of delivering the mail, he is taking it. >>> construction on the bar tracks, this weekend is not only impacting riders on the system, but also drivers on highway 24, we will explain. >>> >> it is not just the gig economy, this affects every aspect of our economy. >>> it is a bill that can radically change the way some bay area companies do business. the gig worked giants looking for a workaround. that evening i am brian hackney. >> to begin with the apparent mail thief disguised as a mail carrier. >> da lin spoke with neighbors who caught him on camera. >> reporter: plus both pleasant hill police investigator say this
jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> yuccas: great job. that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm jamie yuccas in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and goo night. live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> new at 6, a postal imposter and pleasant . neighbor saying instead of delivering the mail, he is taking it....
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headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. from overnight in philadelphia a violent police standoff has ended with six officers wounded and the suspected gunman in custody. the standoff started yesterday afternoon when officers were serving a warrant at a home. the shooter apparently started firing at the officers. tom hansen is in philadelphia. what do we know now about the condition of those officers? >> hey, well, the six officers shot are all out of the hospital this morning. they all sustained nonlife threatening injuries and are expected to be okay. meanwhile, the investigation into just what happened yesterday afternoon is getting started. the man that police sasay shot x officers during a lengthy un midnight. the suspect was held up in a north philadelphia building. >> shots fired. >> around 4:30 in the afternoon police went to the home to serve a drug warrant. officials said the operation went arye almost immediately. >> shooter fired multiple rounds. officers returned fire.
headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. from overnight in philadelphia a violent police standoff has ended with six officers wounded and the suspected gunman in custody. the standoff started yesterday afternoon when officers were serving a warrant at a home. the shooter apparently started firing at the officers. tom hansen is in philadelphia. what do we know now about the condition of those officers? >> hey, well, the six officers shot are all out of the...
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"the new york times" says this. it is a credible threat and the chinese government does not want to leave any doubt that if necessary, they will act. what are your concerns right now about the possibility of that, joshua? >> where the past 24 hours or so breath president trump and vice president pence have spoken out with great caution over the situation in hong kong and we have faced extreme uncertainty over where the beijing army who interfered in hong kong, where the troops will stand to be our protests. >> what role does religion play with this, they are trying to lead the pro-democracy, or may be concerns. this is political and economic freedom and that is crystal clear. they talked to them the past weekend and has shown president xi that our movement fights democracy and is far from over. >> there are reports that there are 1.7 million people in the streets. where does this end and what do you hope to accomplish through this? >>> with our because a free election, we hope to elect our own government, and we hop
"the new york times" says this. it is a credible threat and the chinese government does not want to leave any doubt that if necessary, they will act. what are your concerns right now about the possibility of that, joshua? >> where the past 24 hours or so breath president trump and vice president pence have spoken out with great caution over the situation in hong kong and we have faced extreme uncertainty over where the beijing army who interfered in hong kong, where the troops...
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the living theater in new york in 1951. and it's important that is that early. the decks were and the purpose of theater was to jar the audience and get them to step outside of their mainstream cultural values. and maybe embrace anarchism but just challenge the cultural norms of the 1950s. they performed only radical new plays in small spaces. they were cheap to rent and had very few props, no scenery ever. there your company attempted to engage the audience in the event. although there 30 of theater was actually quite different, quite radical. the separation between the audience and the performance was to be minimized and indeed reduced to nothing if at all possible. theater was not performed by actors, for the audience, rather the actors were supposed to push the audience past the limits that had been set by traditional culture which was obsessed with setting limits , especially for public performances. so when can see, there's one of the plays that they managed to film, one of the later plays in 1963, which is called the
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new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> investigators released a timeline of events leading up to the mass shooting in dayton, ohio. new surveillance video shows the moments before the gunman opened fire in the city's downtown area. police say 26 people were shot in the span of 32 seconds. nine people were killed. kwlaur laura podesta is here in new york. i think the real question that many people are asking, are investigators any closer to figuring out a motive here? >> reporter: what we are hearing, police in dayton, ohio, are struggling to determine the gunman's motive, but they are revealing new details about what happened during last week's violent rampage. dayton officials are still trying to determine what prompted the mass shooting that left nine dead on august 4th. yesterday using surveillance video, police laid out a timeline of the movements of alleged gunman connor betts. >> this was a plan, well before he got to the oregon district. >> reporter: a primary focus of
new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> investigators released a timeline of events leading up to the mass shooting in dayton, ohio. new surveillance video shows the moments before the gunman opened fire in the city's downtown area. police say 26 people were shot in the span of 32 seconds. nine people were killed. kwlaur laura podesta is here in new york. i think the real question that many people are asking, are investigators any closer to figuring out a motive here?...
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and evil propaganda machine donald trump launches a blistering attack been on the new york times often leap forward to suggest that his editors are looking for new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia day. and his japanese green party enjoys the support we take a look at one of the most ambitious but very controversial new environmental policy . good morning live. here in moscow is kevin irwin here for half a monday morning updates out of this than france's president amount of mccrone is set to welcome russia's vladimir putin to his summer residence later in the mediterranean coast monday their talks which are expected to focus on the crisis in ukraine syria and the ongoing problems in the persian gulf come ahead of a big g. 7 summit in beirut slater in the wake. well what an idyllic setting for the 2 presidents to meet a 4th overlooking the mediterranean sea thought of a break and so on has been an official french residence of the president since 1968 of course it's not the 1st time the president has invited a leader to this force it's his holiday retreat
and evil propaganda machine donald trump launches a blistering attack been on the new york times often leap forward to suggest that his editors are looking for new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia day. and his japanese green party enjoys the support we take a look at one of the most ambitious but very controversial new environmental policy . good morning live. here in moscow is kevin irwin here for half a monday morning updates out of this than france's...
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amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> hearing the trump administration wants to expedite executions at the federal level, i have seen from death row in louisiana and texas a complete arbitrariness of who gets the death penalty, even of the criteria is supposed to be the worst of the worst. inin fact, it is always people o are poor and all must always people who kill white people. amy: is the trump administration moves to restore the federal death penalty, we will speak with sister helen prejean, leading death penalty activist, the academy award-winning film "dead man walking" was based on her life. but first we speak to pulitzer prize-winning journalist sonia nazario about how corruption, viviolence, and u.s. foreign policy are fueling the migrant crisis. >> mostly fleeing some of the most violent countries honored, honduras, guatemala, el salvador. in recent years i focused on the most of those who are coming here from central america immigrant children, kids who are trying to get into the united states and flee the v
amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> hearing the trump administration wants to expedite executions at the federal level, i have seen from death row in louisiana and texas a complete arbitrariness of who gets the death penalty, even of the criteria is supposed to be the worst of the worst. inin fact, it is always people o are poor and all must always people who kill white people. amy: is the trump administration moves to restore the federal death penalty, we will speak with sister...
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york city to take that there is accountability within the new york city police department it is fair and impartial >> reporter: the police union accused the commissioner of bowing to pressure >> our police officers are in distress because they realize they're abandoned. >> reporter: for garner's family it marks the first time in five years someone has been held accountable for his death. >> pantaleo, you may have lost a job, but i lost a son. >> that's right. >> reporter: garner's family wants the criminal case reopened and other officers involved to face discipline. pantaleo's lawyer said he will appeal all this may be far from over. savannah >> ron allen thank you. >>> there is more breaking news on accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. tonight we're learning about the will he signed just two days before his death and new reaction from buckingham palace has epstein's friendship with the prince is under scrutiny here's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: in the virgin islands where jeffrey epstein called home, a will filed before his death in federal custody it was filed two days before
york city to take that there is accountability within the new york city police department it is fair and impartial >> reporter: the police union accused the commissioner of bowing to pressure >> our police officers are in distress because they realize they're abandoned. >> reporter: for garner's family it marks the first time in five years someone has been held accountable for his death. >> pantaleo, you may have lost a job, but i lost a son. >> that's right....
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propaganda machine donald trump launches a blistering attack on the new york times. its editors are seeking new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia. and the u.k. . for its move to strip citizenship from the former islamic state known. international news center in moscow this is r t pleasure to have your company i mean and o'neill our top story french president is meeting russia's vladimir putin his summer residence on the mediterranean coast today ahead of the summit in the weekend. on the french riviera too where the 2 leaders are i believe soon to start talks. said i can see perhaps not entirely though a holiday out what's expected. you know and you really can't help feeling like you are on vacation here called who are in france but this is a very special moment because right when i began talking to you the. helicopter of the russian president i hope you can see it behind my shoulder i just want to ask my cameraman to try and zoom in it's right there. you can we see it we can actually see it this is the helicopter of the russian presi
propaganda machine donald trump launches a blistering attack on the new york times. its editors are seeking new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia. and the u.k. . for its move to strip citizenship from the former islamic state known. international news center in moscow this is r t pleasure to have your company i mean and o'neill our top story french president is meeting russia's vladimir putin his summer residence on the mediterranean coast today ahead of the...
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and we have breaking news this morning. >> according to the "the new york times," "the new york times" reporting that officials say multimillion they're jeffrey epstein has taken his own life in a new york jail. >> epstein pleaded not guilty to charges of trafficking dozens of underage girls. some as young as 14, forcing them to have sex with his powerful friends. joining us on the phone right now julie k. brown, an investigative reporting for the "miami herald." it was her reporting that opened the sex case. thank you for joining us. first of all, your reaction on the news? >> well, i'm pretty surprised he allegedly would have been paying pretty close attention to him. and had, you know, people really watching him, he should have been on suicide watch as it is. so it's kind of surprising. >> there's word that he hung himself. it was an apparent hanging in the jail, again, that's according to the "the new york times." and that's their reporting from other officials. and this is coming -- what's interesting about this, one of the other lead stories today, were the hundreds of pages of
and we have breaking news this morning. >> according to the "the new york times," "the new york times" reporting that officials say multimillion they're jeffrey epstein has taken his own life in a new york jail. >> epstein pleaded not guilty to charges of trafficking dozens of underage girls. some as young as 14, forcing them to have sex with his powerful friends. joining us on the phone right now julie k. brown, an investigative reporting for the "miami...
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york times as leaked borneo now suggests that his editors have been looking for new ways to cover the president after 2 years of fixating on russia. and his germany's green party enjoys a surge in popular support of late we take a look at one of the most ambitious yet very controversial proposals coming up. good afternoon life multi-nationals world news and here mosco is kevin i with you for this 30 minute round up thanks for joining so then as mentioned from this is president of a crawl is set to welcome russia's little more potent to his summer residence on the mediterranean coast later today the talks which are expected to focus on the crisis in ukraine syria and the ongoing problems in the persian gulf come ahead of a big g. 7 summit in beirut slated this week reports. well what an idyllic setting for the 2 presidents to meet a 4th overlooking the mediterranean sea thought of a break and so on has been an official french residence of the president since 1968 of course it's not the 1st time the president has invited a leader to this sport it's his holiday retreat and he did of cour
york times as leaked borneo now suggests that his editors have been looking for new ways to cover the president after 2 years of fixating on russia. and his germany's green party enjoys a surge in popular support of late we take a look at one of the most ambitious yet very controversial proposals coming up. good afternoon life multi-nationals world news and here mosco is kevin i with you for this 30 minute round up thanks for joining so then as mentioned from this is president of a crawl is set...
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>> the new york times has lost all of its credibility. they spent two years chasing a conspiracy. donald trump and colluded with the russians to steal the 2016 election that it turns out was untrue and now they are suffering the consequences but the amazing thing about this if you read through the transcript of this townhall is the times report, the most anti-trump newspaper in the country, it is a leaflet for the resistance and they think it is not anti-trump enough. he told staff some of our staff cheer us when we take on donald trump but jeer at us when we take on joe biden, they went to pretend he was not elected president. that is a stunning admission of bias in the newsroom, saying his own reporters cheer when they take on donald trump but jeer when they report aggressively on the democrats. no wonder their credibility is in a tank. shannon: they say this is a legit transcript and we don't have it independently but getting a lot of attention including rush limbaugh. >> there is no actual coverage of events and reporting to people what happened to these events. that is what j
>> the new york times has lost all of its credibility. they spent two years chasing a conspiracy. donald trump and colluded with the russians to steal the 2016 election that it turns out was untrue and now they are suffering the consequences but the amazing thing about this if you read through the transcript of this townhall is the times report, the most anti-trump newspaper in the country, it is a leaflet for the resistance and they think it is not anti-trump enough. he told staff some...
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from new york city. here he is. >> line, pomposity, smugness, groupthink, all horrible adjectives for anybody. our attacker. great show, good to see if you are what buckle up. welcome to "hannity." we have breaking news all over the place tonight. including a new discovery from our friends at judicial watch showing the absolute depths of corruption inside the highest levels of the deep state. also, we have a shocking development from the hyperpartisan, yeah, the vial truncating fbi lovebird, the guy that said hillary should win a hundred million to zero and we are a bunch of smalley walmart shoppers. peter schrock. probably make your skin crawl that we will report appear before us, we turn to the mainstream media mob. they are operating as an unofficial press office for all things democratic party. for days we have met witness members of the press exploit, hourly exploits, the horrific violence in dayton, el paso, texas, for political gain. every second, minute, hour of every day, the coverage has been o
from new york city. here he is. >> line, pomposity, smugness, groupthink, all horrible adjectives for anybody. our attacker. great show, good to see if you are what buckle up. welcome to "hannity." we have breaking news all over the place tonight. including a new discovery from our friends at judicial watch showing the absolute depths of corruption inside the highest levels of the deep state. also, we have a shocking development from the hyperpartisan, yeah, the vial truncating...
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you should be worried about new york city, new york state. new york city you can actually do something about, so we should get it under control. there is always an opportunity. it is harder. the laws are harder, scrutiny is harder. it is hard to get on with your reputation. it is easier to get into government that it is to get on with your reputation. that is what you're talking about. that is too bad. keepings that what is good people from running for office, for mayor? peter: the guy whose name is on his building ran for mayor and did a great job. it is harder and harder to get them. it costs more. and the downside is greater. pounding.ant i will point out one thing. , theunder ed koch second-most reporters in the country were in city hall. the first were in the white house. but the new york times alone had nine reporters in city hall in 1978 when i got there. david: they don't anymore. many thanks to peter j. solomon, author of "wasting time constructively." from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloombe
you should be worried about new york city, new york state. new york city you can actually do something about, so we should get it under control. there is always an opportunity. it is harder. the laws are harder, scrutiny is harder. it is hard to get on with your reputation. it is easier to get into government that it is to get on with your reputation. that is what you're talking about. that is too bad. keepings that what is good people from running for office, for mayor? peter: the guy whose...
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with the latest from new york thank you. let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world a global wildlife summit in geneva has concluded with agreements for new protection of endangered species trade in giraffes and other animals will be regulated for the 1st time while protections for elephants are to be tightened delegates representing some 100 major countries took part in a 12 day meeting. and 2 explosions have ripped through separate police checkpoints in gaza city killing 3 policemen and wounding passers by the hamas controlled and cheerier ministry there declared a state of emergency there was no claim of responsibility but the blasts were reminiscent of previous rounds of infighting between hamas and other is the us. former malaysian prime minister knowledge of has pleaded not guilty in a major fraud child linked to the multi-billion dollar state fund he arrived to a court in kuala lumpur to face allegations that he pilfered billions of dollars from the fund which he co-founded back in
with the latest from new york thank you. let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world a global wildlife summit in geneva has concluded with agreements for new protection of endangered species trade in giraffes and other animals will be regulated for the 1st time while protections for elephants are to be tightened delegates representing some 100 major countries took part in a 12 day meeting. and 2 explosions have ripped through separate police checkpoints in...