summary judgment of a massive ought yen of viewers, a past logical fear of a ratings defeat and witches ease brew against in a network s own working journalists and fact checkers. we should tell you at any moment we re expecting breaking news in the form of fresh filens from dominion and fox, to lay out any arguments in the case. while we wait, for years we have turned to phrases lie inside the bubble and the echo chamber to describe that relationship between fox news and its viewers. never before has it been so plain to see from the outside. the discovery filings show that fox hosts were telling their viewers what they knew they wanted to here even when the very same fox news host communicated the truth to one another in private, which was different from what they were broadcasting. dominion s case may very well wrest on their ability to get a jury to understand that distinction. today, though, the story goes even further in the form of something rare. a highly visible i
possibility of more classified documents on the property. here is a teeny tiny, teensy-weensy hint, it came from inside. hold on. hold on. are you telling me the call came from the inside? wow. just going to leave that there. good morning. good morning, everyone. it is kind of like the mob, isn t it? oh, boy. welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, august 11th. with us, we have scene from the sopranos. associate editor from the washington post , david ignatius. donald trump can grift money off supporters, but he can t erase history. it is not that he use to mock the fifth amendment before invoking it yesterday hundreds of times, it is also his attack on fbi director christopher wray, a man he nominated to the job as a, quote, impeccable individual and model of integrity. a model, donald trump said. christopher wray was a model of integrity. after all, why would the feds will worried about top secret documents floating around mar-a-lago? remember when
Ibach welcome to the Journal Editorial Report as we wrap up a busy week for donald trump and his legal team. Stormy daniels took the stand with some salacious testimony that may have done the prosecution more harm than good as the Defense Calls for a mistrial as two criminal cases against the former president hit new roadblocks that could push them past the november election, with the judge delaying the classified documents case in florida. An Appeals Court reviewing the decision to keep District Attorney vani will less on the case. Kims trostle and Manhattan Institute senior fellow jason riley. You are following the trial in new york. What are the most important things we have learned now that in an is in its third week . The most important thing we have not learned is what the second crime is. Donald trump was indicted for falsifying business records, this would be a misdemeanor normally unless you could claim he had a felonious intent to commit another crime. Da alvin bragg has been
the path and we re going to make money, because we re going to try to appeal to a certain audience philosophically in america. they wandered a bit off the path, but they could still see the path. they wandered further and it began to get overgrown and all of a sudden the path was not so visible. now they are in the thick underbrush and they are lost. they have no guideposts other than telling they people exactly what they want to hear, facts bedamned. it s a sad commentary on what has happened to what something that they like to call themselves, a news organization. jason, what is interesting to me, too as an ex-republican, and as someone in the cable news business actually is when this happened. norm ate fox news, i think they achieved 12r50rd success appeared broke every record
and, you know, obviously encouraging more violence because they always get away with it, but if you re on the political right, you will not you will be punished severely. tucker: you can t have this and as god watches would say exactly the same thing if the trump administration were doing this to antifa or blm, it s not acceptable to treat people unequally under the law. it will destroy the country, that is true. julie, i appreciate your coming on. julie kelly has done the best reporting on this. thanks, tucker. tucker: we don t want to determine a chris cuomo segments on the show, probably not a bad guy personally, but it s kind of irresistible because every month or two more information about chris cuomo kind of bubbles to the surface, to the top of the [indiscernible] that is the capital. this is the cable news business. we just out of the chris cuomo has been hiding even more stuff and we are going to tell you what it is after the break.