some news so you can out-trump trump. and by the way, how s that going for you, ron? you re down 41 points in your own home state. but there s one thing in closing that we have in common is neither of us will be the nominee for our party in 2024. ouch. two strong moments from california governor gavin newsom last night in his debate with florida governor ron desantis. it comes, of course, as nikki haley is gaining significant momentum as the top alternative to donald trump in the republican presidential primary. plus, israel and hamas are blaming each other for the end to a temporary cease-fire deal. we ll have all the latest on negotiations to renew the truce. and also ahead a gag order against donald trump is reinstated in the new york civil fraud trial. we ll get expert analysis on that coming up straight ahead. good morning and welcome to way too early on this friday, december 1st. yes, it s december. i m in for jonathan lemire. we begin this morning with israel a
we have a fundamental imbalance between what the public is demanding, not confusing public health information and what our trainees in medicine and public health are getting when they re in training. they re not getting how to actually talk to the lay public in clear, simple terms. they re getting told, we re talk in fancy acronyms and you ll be rewarded. so we re trying to unlearn that. we re trying to build that crisis communication capability. it s going to be vital. and lastly, brian, if i may, we can impugn facebook as much as we want. but unless we hold accountable the m.d.s who enable nonsense information on internet platforms, unless we hold them accountable and say, you will lose your license if you continue to do this. if there are not consequences, brian, it s not going to matter how many times we diagnosis a problem. there needs to be consequences. indeed. we saw some of that this week on cable platforms as well.
said on sunday that he s been troubled by the president s recent attacks on the news media. there s an important distinction to draw between bad stories or crappy coverage and the right that citizens have to argue and complain about that, and trying to weaponize distrust. the first amendment is the beating heart of the american experiment, and you don t get to separate the freedoms that are in there. for more we re joined by kyle felcher, breaking news editor at the washington examiner. good morning to you. ben sass, a critic of the president says, we re living in an america of perpetual adolescence. however, it appears a 71-year-old man is the adolescent setting the tone. here is someone from his administration, tom bossert, homeland security adviser, talking about the president s twitter habits with abc yesterday. i think that no one would perceive that as a threat. i hope they don t. i do think that he s beaten up in a way on cable platforms that
veterans to lava attacks in the media. the sports media is trying to silence us. but we will not give in. the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house, but i m president and they re not. reporter: trump continued to air his grievances today on twitter saying, at some point the fake news will be forced to discuss our great jobs numbers, strong economy, success with isis, the border and so much else, while some say white house securities and tom bossert suggests it didn t go too far. i hope no one would perceive that as a threat, but i do think he s beaten up in a way on cable platforms that he has a right to respond to. but more. there s more of a toxic tone
and escalating it with a video on sunday. white house officials have not responded to requests for comment, asking if they stand by their statement that the president has never encouraged violence in any form. the only administration official who has responded to the president s tweet is homeland security adviser tom bossert when he appeared on abc sunday morning. here s bossert s reaction to the president s tweet i think that no one would perceive that as a threat. i hope they don t. i think he s beaten up in a way on cable platforms that he has a right to respond to. he does that regularly and you don t think that s a threat to anyone? you don t think that s sending a message, do that to the media, do that to cnn? no. i don t think so. i think that importantly here he s a genuine president ex-pressing himself genuinely. to be honest, i think that s why he was elected. reporter: the white house often says that the president is his own best messenger, and twitter is a platf