Issue and in this case i think in his defense what he was trying to suggest was theres not enough context being given within the reporting. Listen if something happens overseas or even here domestically well be all over it. This is a 24 hour cable world. But, i think where he sort of falls on it just a bit here is a suggestion that, you know, maybe if they didnt talk about it so much people wouldnt be so worried about it or so up in arms about it and in sort of an irrational way. The problem is its not only real it can happen anywhere. Weve seen this. Weve talked about this in our coverage time and time again. I dont care if youre in nice or san bernardino, terrorism can happen anywhere and i reject this notion that somehow if we simply talked about it less people would be less concerned or maybe less up in arms about it. The idea about context, those ill give him that. Again that all comes with the territory of responsible reporting. What was the white house response . I know you aske
That i spoke out forcefully against hatred, bigotry and violence. Threatening a Government Shutdown. We have to close down or government were building that fall. And going after members of his own party. Nobody wants me to talk about your other senator, who is week on borders, week on crime, so i wont talk about him. Is this the new normal . Plus, Hillary Clinton looks back on 2016 and how she might have handled this moment. Back up, you creep. Get away from me. I know you love to intimidate women, but you cant intimidate me, so back up. This is mtp daily, and it starts right now. Good evening. Im katy terr in new york in for chuck todd. Welcome to mtp dale yil. Its not our job in the press to tell the president how to lead the country, but it is our job to ask the painfully obvious question, is this how you do it . By going after who people vote for and how they get their information . By criticizing a war hero battling brain cancer while defending a controversial sheriff battling jai
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