what i think this guy's going to have to sort out. it's tough it's tough for the thing he says like oh it's just love for you is that's how i think it can really employee he made it up to this position of power and authority i think is believe my another word for has believes might be his pocketbook good point i think there is money i mean anybody in washington nobody nobody is that bold with memory as well. comedy a daily caller video about net neutrality would prove for you to. not the idea i want for a communications to you so the part of these with this murders or time of billions of dollars so even if you got like a pittance out of that that's a large amount of money and he received any kind of payment any kind of kickbacks or favors all of that and everything that happened that calls into question or world or world. the standard of revolving door in d.c. will be kicked back a favor happen when he gets out of office you know where his or is it because memory was a he was of rise of the warrior so you know could it be that thing like oh you know a couple years after you leave office suddenly you're working for sinclair for us for us it's incredible though house and clear media operates that they're not of this is not a company that's exactly running around you know getting any awards for how they treat their employees the f.c.c. and the justice department are pretty widely expected to approve you know this whole three billion dollar merger now according to the times the company has a history of cutting staff and shaving costs by requiring stations to share news coverage in that way reducing unique local content and it's required stations to air conservative leaning segments including law and order features from its terrorism alert that ask so what they're doing is feed it keeping keeping local politicians from being questioned on their and their stations because they have to pay someone to go to the city council meetings and actually know what's going on why not just do what radio stations are touring which is hey we got one d.j. of york and they make a list and then you play it at the heart of using that same idea they don't actually care about the media they don't care about making it more conservative or under making it a better laze and last bias they just want to be biased specifically in the way that they cut corners and reduce the amount of voices of them over reporters you have out there were hearing about stuff the babies were born with will follow this investigation sure goes that's real clear. so what does a south korean evangelical cult leader some upstate new york county officials and a biblical college have to do with newsweek magazine and why are newsweek executives so concerned when newsweek journalists try to find out on february twentieth seven newsweek journalist posted a piece entitled why is the manhattan d.a. looking at newsweek's ties to a christian university it began with probably one of the most peculiar and biting notes from the. editors i've ever seen in it they described executives and journalists being fired for doing their jobs breaches and journalistic ethics and the possible harassment of confidential sources after threatening to quit they were allowed to publish the story saying that quote this story was written and edited tuesday free from interference from company of executives what they found was that the manhattan district attorney's office had been investigating financial ties between newsweek's parent company newsweek media group formerly called i b t media and the biblical and theological college called all of the university all of it university of theological college and seven area was paid over two point seven million dollars by newsweek for quote research and development apparently for use of their so-called proprietary design assistants and computer resources and if you're wondering why a bible college would be the go to for an eighty year old venerated news magazine you wouldn't be the only one turns out not one not two but at least five high level executives at newsweek media group were directly involved in the university and were members of a religious group known as the community that many like into a cold and has ties to the university and there's more to come turns out newsweek was giving free ad space to an upstate new york community that all of the university wanted to build a satellite campus in but was struggling to obtain permits and tax exemptions it remains to be seen just how deep this conspiracy between them goes or if the goal was cash or eternal salvation but i do know that this story isn't going away and that the problems at newsweek are legitimate because i write about it in newsweek while does pretty wildly this whole story is just dynamic and we've been watching a play out now for like the last couple weeks yes it is very strange it's a very strange who i mean this is better than like the movie the paper you know we would see. oh yeah like you know for full disclosure you worked at newsweek long before there is no in one thousand and. i worked in the international division was one of the cars this this and short time and that and so when i was there it was still owned by the washington post. and i have no idea what this group is like but then maybe my nose where it was a really good so what is that are those the angle here it's essentially that they were using newsweek to curry you know to basically so ads space true communities they wanted to build this this. university into so like ok we can kind of like a part of the sweet deals you can advertise for free at newsweek and that kind of thing but the know you're going to do so that they called the community which sounds like you know the new hit drama on a.b.c. next fall yeah the community what is the community. here's how i watch it the community is a evangelical group a religious group started by a gentleman named david yang and david yang is the founder of the elevate university and has ties to in south korea south korea a pastor or priest evangelical he has ties to reverend sung on loan and if you don't remember them you'll remember that the moon used it was known as the moonies back in the day he would do these mass so at a how does that translate to like i b t's ownership of c.n.n. . yes really sort of newsweek ok so all of that is owned by this david yang who is the. religious leader from south korea with connections to calls he often. people who are in part of the religion say he's the second coming well yeah hold right so he owns this and he's a founder of this university members of ivy tea were also men are all members of that church and there's connection so at one point when you had newsweek was being alone and you know it's gone through like three different owners since you know it's eighty years really all in the last few years and what happened was so i was really called international business times media and they ran an international business times and a number of other properties so the founder of that company ensign a sac he buys his and his company i b t buys newsweek you know changes their name to newsweek media group and the reason he did is he set it straight up in an interview that when he bought it it was for the. i connick brand cache and that newsweek opens up a lot of doors on the business from this back in two thousand and thirteen so and the reason his open reasoning for working with all of that on this technology thing they have a they have a school in san francisco and technology school is only a ten year old university their reason for it was their. world view. not sure how that helps with technology but somehow they're developing a bible college is developing proprietary information and truth what a lot of people are saying what a lot of the concern about is that david yang is really using his you know this university and everything else for his own business and the concern is that a. sack and the number of members of the. media group that there are connections personal connections that they're using you to others business because we even and i did see it was in financial distress at one point and they were still giving me. a mask radiant out of bat of the wild as that's lot of are going to give us that yeah that's not really. oh it's like a game of oh boy who i met is all right so we have it has to go to break watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of a published report on facebook and twitter see our poll shows at r.t. dot com coming up we find out if the notorious michael plan may in fact be preparing to change his plea deal with me you are collusion the best occasion and we welcome media legal analysts while the hawks will oppose dissecting a tooth. that just. it's. certain i want to do things that show these guys do with really be very clear like. the way you go to. management. and they are they they when they have them they have. skimmed you need to feel the. sun yeah i'm them what do you how much. do you want to. talk to me what if. i want to mean that with good news you still want to talk more next. time is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and men build fiddlesticks misfits living like a million pieces and my complicity is going to not know until sunday oh maybe. you know. john you tell me they should be the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is of those who in the world under that vision is going to do this. and that is unfair that it's just this lady of the muscle that you have i don't know if you can do you mean doesn't seem to do more than it was also don't put this off. with the make this manufactured consensus stick to the public well. when the really close is the project themselves. the flame and there we go to listen to the one percent. in the middle of the room sit. room. but the pace of modern political life you'd be forgiven for it forgetting that general michael flynn was once a u.s. national security advisor before pleading guilty to a single charge of lying to f.b.i. agents about his alleged conversations with the russian ambassador charged convicted and forgotten michael flynn baby to all but his family and most loyal conservative fans but that apparently may be all changing and in some rather shocking ways according to analysis by margot cleveland of the federalist a motion by michael flynn to withdraw his guilty plea based on government misconduct is likely in the works based on recent under under reported events at the d.c. circuit court now hawk watchers you may be excused for assuming that conclusion is simply a feverish fantasy headlined will the dogs. by sean hannity but evidence that something isn't quite right in the flynn case appears to be mounting by the day and all of it carries some rather grave implications for the future of robert miller's investigation try to us today to examine the facts in this legal i've cited down is not other than our own legal and media analyst i know loveline alleviate spent too long welcome. thank you oh it was so what's interesting about this is this may have gone unnoticed by many but the judge who first accepted flynn's guilty plea and who is also one of three pfizer court judges in d.c. overseeing wiretap applications like the ones at target a you know donald trump's campaign now he for some reason we don't know recused himself from the case within days of the guilty plea deal the new judge in the case emmett sullivan ordered the b.o.j. to hand over any potentially exonerating evidence to flynn's legal team lionel why is that order so important and why would a judge issue it after a dependent has already pled guilty and made the plea deal great question this judge was instrumental it was involved in the ted stevens case and he has a standing order that says all exculpatory or brady information from the nine hundred sixty three case brady against maryland all exculpatory evidence evidence that would tend to help somebody all must be provided now what's odd about this is in federal court in particular to withdraw a plea is never why i imagine. imagine if all of a sudden people said you know i want to you know just what i pled last week i was thinking about it and no i'm a changed man now there's a finale because you're told during the police colloquy are you pleading guilty because you are guilty as anybody promise you anything or threaten you in any way or you want the influence of alcohol are you really sure to realize you're giving up the right to a trial the right to appeal and you go throw this so when you say later on i'm changing my mind and what has happened is that it appears that mr komi has said that through some particular at some juncture i'm not sure if the f.b.i. really believes or believed that this man general flynn was lying or by meeting the russian ambassador now you're telling us. so so so what they're doing is he's going to now withdraw it so what does that mean we start over again here's my question to you he already pled guilty under oath can't we use that one again campus in five not so fast general we're going to use this little plea where you swore that you pled guilty so we'll just do it again this time giving you this information the issue was that he pled guilty not knowing about this information i see a justice a prosecutor is after justice i know it. is not supposed to really go after he's supposed to tell you person is what you know something out of the ten people that we have known it could pick you on the lineup tyrrel all of the stuff that we had on wiretaps of you none of them turned out anything that would help you any the i can't hide anything but this judge we never appointed throughout his career by reagan aged. you bush bill clinton and a steam jurist who really is an obvious to god great judge who says i don't like shook hands so flynn and i've been waiting for this is going to walk and once you walk they just say he's going well but he's calling for his for his head. and not only that if i could just say one more thing the worst kind of witness you could have is a person who lied who pled guilty to lie right into the record judge judge general flynn in the same general flynn who was fired for lying to my parents yes and you pled guilty to lie to the f.b.i. yes but you're not lying now right here where. they use what him to go he's a stinker you know. as i have called them less than truthful there. was one sort of drug in the word trouble that is part. of the person but we were talking a little bit about sullivan's background i think that's what's really interesting when you say you know this this seems like a straight shooter it's really like this is a true believer in justice of the law and the role of the law and in this situation yeah it seems odd that it would be the idea of i was lying about lying about lying . what is it about this judge that that we can learn by his actions in this case having you mentioned. worked for reagan was appointed by reagan could tell us a little more about sullivan well what is interesting is that here is his involvement with the stevens case apparently really affected him you know brady brady material is understood prosecutors i was one we knew this before a judge to say oh and by the way. press the cuter wallace i want to remind you of your duty yet judge i know this no no no i want to remind you we have a standing order think well no kidding he apparently is very allergic to judicial and your article should manage it and it makes my heart sing because remember you know the power of being a federal judge appointed for. you know and if you think impeachment of a president stuff getting rid of a judge no one stay put that robot. i don't care if they were republican and they are whatever there's a sense of autonomy they're not they're not they're run for reelection they're there for life presidents come to go they stay and it's that kind of sometimes imperiousness which can be a problem but it gives you autonomy and it lets you really show who you are and this judge appears to be a story shooter you know of a straight shooter and i want to i want to talk you mentioned call me earlier brian york at the washington examiner brings drew to our attention a visual bizarre fact that under oath komi james komi told lawmakers that the f.b.i. agents who interviewed flynn did not believe that flynn had lied to them or that any inaccuracies in his answers were intentional in other words the stories simply didn't really match up with if women had lied to the f.b.i. i wouldn't then director komi know that and presumably try to avoid perjuring himself before congress but on the flip if komi wasn't lying how can robert mueller charged with lying to the f.b.i. when the page and some spells are saying he didn't how do we blood how does that balance. you ask a great question the question i would ask if i was the prosecutor stuck with this dog is that excuse may i tell everybody not talk to a car let me you where did this come from you now i'm thinking of myself wait a minute d.o.j. f.b.i. you mean this little memorandum slip by you that nobody in the course of this is a folks anybody see this memo from kiley. he said here that he doesn't believe the f.b.i. sky pled guilty to this and here's the thing people plead guilty for a variety of reasons i'll plead guilty if you let my kid go i'll plead guilty because i don't want to mortgage my house version of the hour plead guilty because it's just not that big of a deal i remember when they were muller's got four well forget those third that those thirteen people last night was a dog of a case not of them i don't even think they exist i think they were trolls i think there were people in russia that you can't extradite everything they're real but anyway you had four man of fourteen gays who basically were involved in activities involving ukraine that predated trump then you've got plenty papadopoulos both of them pleading guilty to lying. nothing muller's walking around or saying how much of a cost to cost the taxpayers like he cares what do i have to show i've got thirteen imaginary russians and over going to deal with this i got two people nobody cares for and by the way they're going to fight this one i've got papadopoulos. the home his name should be who have a double because that's what people say who i am and that flynn general flynn. i got him on lying and then we lie we lie to the guy who pled guilty to lying i mean so this judge sullivan is thinking and the other surprises for me i mean in this case how many millions think about the child trafficking human rights violations go on by you pick whatever you think is important how much are the f.b.i. instead of finding out why this nut case in florida was threatening to kill people they were too busy with imaginary russian trolls and this i mean it makes it makes the average american and not so average americans whatever that means say who is running the show here i mean. what's happening and it's almost as if the system itself is broken it can't be. two party system and a simple answer yeah really is why don't i got to say thank you thank you that's the thing that really gets me the other day and thank you for really crystallizing that because it would win i think people can get lost in the in the legality of the words being thrown around but thank you for really crystallizing out for us and really lamb is so always a pleasure having the on line a bun too long thank you so much you so much thank you very much. greek back in the fifth century b.c. ate a healthy treat of frozen snow mixed with honey and fruit by four hundred b.c.e. the persian side created a royal cold treat of brews water and sound from and today you can even get caribou fact ice cream in alaska called. today south koreans rushed 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