A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. Union and the president has to go in there. I dont know what the outcome is going to be but if he loses, it will be very bad for republicans. He went on that note, this is what congressman peter king thought about his appeal to voters. Rankandfile people, they identify with President Trump. Hes able to connect with them. He cuts through a lot of the washington talk and strikes a very responsive chord. So hes out there, people may not agree with everything he says, the fact is he is able to connect and its a ability to have paid Judge Napolitano i dont like anybody can dispute what congressman king just said. The race is going to be decided not by the base of republicans. Jessica , we cant dispute the president s ability to connect when hes having a rall rally. Troy balderson is an interesting republican because he has trump in case it can e
prize for being in the pocket of stalin. for 12 years he was their moscow bureau chief and they knew he was pushing propaganda. you look at the holocaust, the same new york times basically covered up the holocaust till 1944. there have been books written on the subject. i wrote about it in freedom of the press. when you look at 1959, the new york times was behind promoting castro, lied about the man, lied about his support. it drew more support toward him, so also there s been a recent article out that the new york times bureau chief in berlin was sympathetic to the third reich. now, given that history, is there another corporation in the world, media or nonmedia that would have the kind of reputation that the new york times has today? yet we still call them the paper of record. that s worth the paper that it s printed on quite frankly that particular moniker. all i know is that the new york times, you know, it s hilarious
president tweeting the fake news hates me, saying they are the enemy of the people only because they know it s true. i am providing a great service by explaining this to the american people. they purposely cause great division and distrust. they can also cause war. they are very dangerous and sick. counsel to the president kellyanne conway defending the president s remarks saying he is targeting reporters and media outlets that don t tell the truth. watch. that i think the president s entire point is this. we do have a news media that includes some reporters, so this should not be a broad brush by any statement. i said that before, his daughter said last week and i know he believes is not all. that s why he said he really refers to those who aren t always telling the truth and are giving a motion over information, talking more about their own egos then giving everyman interviews. dagen: new york times columnist bret stephens warns the president s attack on nonmedia could to vio
crowds were here today. there was nothing there were people taking pictures with members of the state police department in all of their gear, taking pictures near the big humv humvees. so the atmosphere was so positive that i think it struck a lot of people as unfair or inexplicable that we were going to have the curfew. now you have this last group, they ve gotten off the vehicle that they were on top of. but the tension, as you said, lawrence, usually happens around now. 20 minutes in, 25 minutes into the curfew. you have some people who are making a statement, quite frankly, about what they see as their right to be in the streets of their own neighborhood. police have been taking a low key approach to the way they deal with these crowds. i would not be surprised if after the positive sort of day we ve had that they continue that low key approach. but the one big change as ron put is that last night, that whole big show of force was a lot about the media, about us, and about them w
bill: the white house facing a new round of complaints after president obama shut down reporters out of his vacation golf game with tiger woods. fox news s ed henry, speaking at his role as white house correspondents association said, it is not about golf, but about transparency and access in a broader sense. syndicated columnist charles krauthamer says he doesn t see the big deal here shutting out the press. it is a trivial issue. the guy wants to play golf. the guy deserves a couple days off. he wants privacy. big deal. this is the biggest nonmedia, nonstory that the media have created since the kardashian weddings. bill: we know how that worked out. brad blakeman, former deputy assistant president george w. bush and bob beckel, former campaign manager, co-host of the five. welcome to both of you. in your corners.