it s a long list, but at the very top of that list is nbc news. nbc had the story months ago. their former anger, ronan farrow, conclusively exposed mos against weinstein by women who say he sexually harassed, groped, even raped them, but the number killed that investigation. nbc news president noah oppenheim said the company had good reason for doing that, but that the company have good reason? chris gallagher is taking very close look at this question and he joins us with an answer. trace? tucker, and be seen as has been on the record saying the reason he decided not to run the ronan farrow story on harvey weinstein is because he didn t have enough reporting to go on the air. well, now, a number of outlets including the daily beast and huffington post are refuting that, saying that farrow began reporting back in january, and by july, he had interviewed at least eight weinstein accusers and it also secure the coveted new york police audiotape of weinstein admitting he
tucker: when they mock you on one of the highest rated shows on television, it s not a secret, and indeed it wasn t. macfarlane now says he heard about weinstein s harassment from one of his many victims at the time. macfarlane knew, and so did everyone else. they are lying about it. who is lying? here s a partial list. pretty much every a-list actor who once worked for harvey weinstein. most are now saying how shocked they are. please, they all knew. a couple of them called the new york times in 2004 on weinstein s behalf to stop an expose on his sexual harassment. they didn t know the truth then? come on, of course they did. that s why they killed the story. nbc news had the story months ago, but they didn t run it. ronan farrow, a former anchor originally did the investigation for nbc news, but they refused to air it so he took it to the new yorker magazine, who released the blockbuster yesterday. noah oppenheim says farrow just didn t have it nailed down. that s abs
to sean hannity s interview, and exclusive with the president of the united states,ea president trump in pennsylvania. a wide-ranging conversation. the president spoke out about multiple topics. the nfl and the players that refused to stand for the national anthem so far. i watchedfl colin kaepernick and i s thought it was terrible. and thenn it got bigger and bigger and frankly, the nfl should have suspended him for one game and he would have never done it again. they could have suspended him for two games or suspended him if he did it a third time for the season.im you would have never had a problem. i will tell you, you cannot disrespect our country, our flag, our anthem. you cannot do that. brian: the president, we will talk about that in a second. he also had some choice words for the media. the media is bad. they are very dishonest people. in many cases. not all. i know some reporters and journalists that are very straight and honest but there is such dishonesty,
his many victims. it s a long list, but at the very top of that list is nbc news. nbc had the story months ago. their former anger, ronan farrow, conclusively exposed mos against weinstein by women who say he sexually harassed, groped, even raped them, but the number killed that investigation. nbc news president noah oppenheim said the company had good reason for doing that, but that the company have good reason? chris gallagher is taking very close look at this question and he joins us with an answer. trace? tucker, and be seen as has been on the record saying the reason he decided not to run the ronan farrow story on harvey weinstein is because he didn t have enough reporting to go on the air. well, now, a number of outlets including the daily beast and huffington post are refuting that, saying that farrow began reporting back in january, and by july, he had interviewed at least eight weinstein accusers and it also secure the coveted new york police audiotape of weins
nbc had taped interviews with a number of weinstein s victims. they had weinstein himself confessing to grope ago model caught on audiotape during a nypd sting operation. nbc had harvey weinstein cold, busted. no honest editor in america would have passed on that story. and, yet, nbc news chief noah on pen heim did pass. he claimed there still wasn t enough evidence to run. so the network killed it. nbc standards for what is news have changed quite a bit in a short period. just a year ago, that network leaked the now famous access hollywood tape to the the washington post on the eve of a presidential debate. apparently hoping to influence the outcome. nbc could not air that tape itself due to legal concerns. but its executives had no qualms about secretly passing that story to another news outlet and then repeatedly lying about it noah ope openheim s. classmate in college in harvard. they worked together on the school newspaper, reportedly they were friends. now nbc news ex