this is nbc news today? take a look. >> it is seen by some as a measure of progress. i would have called you a mere token elevated only to show that the g.o.p. has gotten the diversity memo in its past election. >> if somehow they managed to stumble into the supreme court, do any of you guys trust amy tony barrett and those guys to actually follow the letter of the law? no. you've got to love the tim scott standing there over that round of words. >> sean: apparently according to joy reid, nbc news, i guess it's perfectly okay to say racist things about african-americans so long as they are conservative republican. are you proud of this standard nbc savannah guthrie? are you proud of the news brand that you work under? now remember last night on this program, senator lindsey graham warned us about this kind of hatred and rage directed toward senator scott. sadly, he was right. >> he became public enemy number one tonight. check out the internet and see what the liberals are saying about tim scott. so, votetim scott.com is his website. they are going to crush this guy i

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some particular galling comments from nbc supposing serious news man, lester holt. an important question. should the media be treated as democratic propaganda? mollie hemingway -- desousa havh compelling thoughts on that next. unparalleled safety at every visit, and flexible payment options for every budget. now, during the everyday smiles event new patients get a full exam & set of x-rays with no obligation. no insurance? no worries, it's free. plus, now all patients can get 20% off their treatment plan. find every reason to smile. every day at aspen dental. call 1-800-aspendental or book today at aspendental.com >> laura: do you remember when journalists actually prided themselves on being objective, accurate, impartial? those days are over. according to nbc, anchor lester holt. the aim of a news man is not to spread truth but propaganda. >> it's become clear that fairness is overrated. the idea that we should always give two sides equal weight and merit does not reflect the world we find ourselves in. that the sunsets in the west is a fact. any contrary view does

nbc news reporting that the opposition of the democrats' plan is "an ugly effort to disenfranchise black and brown ngpeople." accusing steve scalise for being anai ignorant racist for arguing against d.c. statehood bid the legislative filibuster is also suddenly racist. remember in 2019, 2020, president trump and office, republicans controlled the senate, guess what? those democrats used by their definition that racist filibuster 270 times.st democrats have control of the filibuster, now it's magically become a tool of oppression and bigotry and racism. senator elizabeth warren, the same senator that faked her ethnicity for years, said theed filibuster has deep roots in racism. congresswoman ocasio-cortez, congresswoman omar blasting the filibuster for its ties to white supremacy. dick durbin, he had this to say about the filibuster's evil history. >> there was a statement made by senator mcconnell, the republican leader, which is mcnothing short of amazing. at a press conference he said of the filibuster, and i quote, it has no racial history at all, none. amazing that he would say that

if this happened in ukraine, what are the chances that nbc news would describe samuelel montoya as a dissident journalist?wh and then describe ashli babbitt as an unarmed pro-democracy demonstrator? the chances are roughly 100%. but this is america, and they are not saying that. instead, they are telling us that ashli babbitt deserved to die.bu >> she embraced conspiracy theories.tt her name is ashli babbitt, 35 years old. she tweeted about pizza-gate, tweeted thousands of tweets toto fox news hosts, she engaged in social media with the conspiracy news internet site infowars. in 2020, she began to tweet with qanon accounts, qanon hashtag. >> tucker: oh, see, not a pro-democracy demonstrator, not an unarmed military veteran. no, she sent tweets to fox news hosts, so no problem, ashli babbitt got what she deserved. what is amazing is not simply the grotesque cruelty of assessments like that, a young woman is shot to death and the media applaud her death, no, what is more amazing is the contrast between this and the coverage of other violence that is now in progress. last night, biden v

news, "new york times" tried their best to hide the fact that ma'khia was armed with that knife and that is the top of the iceberg. take a look. >> shoot the gun in the air, tase a person, shoot them in the leg, shoot them in the behind. stop them somehow. >> it goes from 0 to execution very, very quickly when there is a black or brown person involved. >> if you can't figure out how to de-escalate a 60-year-old with a gun, you should not be a. >> sean: we will define a bad day as thrusting a knife into an innocent unarmed person? should in the air, hay, joyless shoot them in the air and it's over, shoot them in the back side, the media mob does not seem to care about common sense or facts. one more example, "new york times" columnist paul krugman reporting to the far left riots, looting and cities across america were just a figment of our imaginations. i guess my eyes lied to me. here with more fox news contributor joe concha, miranda devine, miranda we will start with you. your reaction to the media. and this insanity. >> well, obviously, they are making themselves look like idiots

up next, critics accusing nbc and "the new york times," see, we were going to get to nbc. you're right! the leading coverage of the deadly police shooting of the 16-year-old, ma'khia bryant in columbus, ohio. weeks after lester holt called fairness overrated! the debate you don't want to mess is next. ♪ ♪ real piece of mind. refiplus from newday usa can make it happen. refiplus lets you refinance at near record lows plus get an average of $50,000 cash for the financial security you and your family deserve. refiplus, only from newday usa. the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes your stomach for fast relief and get the same fast relief in a delightful chew with pepto bismol chews. >> emily: welcome back, nbc news under fire for editing out a key part of the 911 call before the fatal police shooting of ma'khia bryant after she appeared to attack two girls with a knife. here's the expert they aired

news he is deeply involved in its development. >> laura: deeply involved. they said that a lot about president trump who would x-out big portions of his remarks and change them off the cuff when he had to. >> the most fascinating thing to me, as a former speaker of the house, the most fascinating aspect of tomorrow night. they will only have 200 people in the entire room. this is a room that can easily hold 1,000 or more people. they decided for covid reasons -- this is a president whose pathological concern about covid is almost bizarre -- for covid reasons, 50 house republicans and 50 house democrats, 50 senate democrats and 50 senate republicans, that's it. if you are not on the invitation list, don't come because we won't let you in. this will be the weirdest american speech by a president in american history. it will be a virtually empty room. you have an empty symbolic administration presiding over the destructive levels of what is happening in american society. >> laura: thank you very much. if you were hoping for a sign that biden's big announcement

news he is, quote, deeply involved in its development. >> deeply involved, they said that a lot about donald trump who would x out big portions of his remarks and change them into it off the cuff when he had to. >> is the most fascinating is former speaker of the house, the most fascinating aspect of tomorrow night, they will we have to hundred people in the room. this is which can easily hold virtually 1000 or more people but they have decided for covid reasons, this is a president whose pathological concern about covid is almost bizarre, for covid reasons each party, 50 house republicans, 50 house democrats, 50 senate democrats, 50 senate republicans, that is it. house members got a note that says if you are not on the invitation this don't come because we won't let you in. this is going to be the weirdest congressional speech by a president in american history, a virtually empty room and it tells you a lot about this administration. you have a basically empty symbolic administration presiding over the amazing destructive levels of what is happening in american society. laura: great

nbc news anchor lester holt getting heat for his comments on media fairness as he accepted a lifetime achievement award. >> it has become clear fairness is overrated. the idea we should always give 2 sides equal way and merit does not reflect the world we find ourselves in. >> brit hume saying this argument rests on the argument the media always know the truth but they don't. that is is network's coverage of the russia tail, not to mention early covid 19 advice. the same representative in rhode island introduced legislation that would than critical race. from being taught in schools, a move that provoked heated criticism. the headline reading republican lawmakers propose a bill to curb weight killed by banning divisive concepts. we bring in republican lawmaker for response tonight, good to have you with us. >> appreciate the invitation. >> something from the daily caller, they say it is a concept that is controversial enough including assertions that an individual by virtue of race or sex is inherently racist, sexist or oppressive, consciously or unconsciously or any individual should

news says the legislation would direct the department of justice to expedite the review of hate crimes related to covid-19 that were reported to law enforcement agencies and help them establish ways to report such incidents on line, democrats are asking why you wouldn't be behind voting for something like that. >> one of the things we are concerned with this some of the language in this bill that would actually prohibit and take away your ability to talk about covid-19 and the origins of covid-19. you may go ahead and move to this bill and in order to address some of the problems that exist with this bill, we would have a series of amendments. i'm one of those, i am against all crime and against anything that would be called hate crime. i intend to champion people that are fearful that they might be a victim of hate crime. in this bill, there are a series of amendments you will see put in place that would help people protect themselves. statistics show us that the asian-american population in many of our larger liberal cities are where you find the majority of these crimes taking place

meanwhile an nbc news poll shows police and law enforcement are more popular than president biden with police getting a 58% total positivity rate, 8 points ahead of the president as 50%. major league baseball has taken a big hit after moving the all-star game from atlanta over georgia's new voting law. that has more strict voting laws in colorado. the mlb came in at just 34% positivity. you don't think that will affect their ticket sales? let's talk about the president here. he gets so much positive coverage, so much more than police do in this country right now. people are vilifying them from the left. >> the tail wagging the dog. i'm a braves fan and go to braves game and i don't support the mlb. that's part of my life and i don't want an out of touch commissioner take it away from me. part of the problem using the polls americans don't always connect these things. tens of millions of americans that bought guns but voted for people that would restrict gun rights. they don't always connect the role it plays in their time to the politicians running because they focus on a different iss

some noticing that nbc news left out a key part in the 9/11 call. here is the excerpt that they aired. >> officer nicholas reardon who joined the force in december of 2019 was responding to a 911 call. >> we need a police officer here now. >> harris: here is the part they omitted. >> there is a fight. trying to stab us and trying to put when her hands on our grandma. get here now. >> do you see any weapons? ma'am, do you see any weapons? >> we need a police officer here now. >> harris: and while the anchor did note that bryant was armed with a knife, the network did not show viewers video of the knife in bryant's hand just before the shots. a lot of editing. my power panel is back now. tammy bruce and desirae. tammy, i come to you first for your top line thoughts. >> well, it was a very dramatic video. these days everyone has their cameras, thank goodness in the george floyd situation and here with a body camera. what is shocking about that video is what you see most often being shown and highlighted because it shows the knife more clearly is when t

they would say nbc news has yet to indefinitely confirm it but it was rushed into the lead of the show anyway. here they are going to say it's under baked we don't have enough information. it shows you what we usually find, there's a complete difference in the way these networks cover republicans versus democrats. >> kristin: we had a former trump administration official, mike pompeo, he was on fox news earlier today and he was asked a question. you are a former secretary of state. how often do former secretaries of state meet with their counterparts after they left office and here's what he said. >> secretary kerry statement about talking to foreign leaders is true. seniors from the past. dr. kissinger does. others do. perfectly appropriate but is not the case that private conversations about active and ongoing conversations are ever appropriate to discuss. >> kristin: fred, is he right? >> that's right and we don't know what kerry said, if he was secretary of state he had access to the intelligence. if it happened after he left. he makes one wonder where he got it. he kept his securi

they would say, nbc news has yet to independently confirm this but we rushed it into the lead of the show anyway, here they are going to use that, well, we don't have enough information yet. it just shows you, i think, what we usually find riches there is a complete difference in the way that these networks cover republicans versus democrats. >> emily: kayleigh, i'd like to start with you on this, jen psaki said we don't comment on leaks tapes but isn't that a luxury? during the white house and i administration it seemed leaks tapes where the subject of countless white house briefing questions not to mention all of the front page coverage with other foreign heads of state or russian bounties, the constant drip from the mueller investigation, whether to true or not, derogatory terms, the list goes on. >> kayleigh: that's right and leaked, unverified intelligence, that of course means russian bounty intelligence and i said countless times from the podium, this is not the venue for discussing that information but i didn't stop the media from running with it not just in that briefing but

i don't think people are going to continue to read "the new york times" or watch nbc news if they don't agree! there's no mass media left in the country. the quickly realized that, maybe the better. >> emily: just i have, quite congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez city migrant situation was worse under president trump, and is now demanding reparations for some migrants. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> one is not -- we cannot scruff it under the rug. the families are all reparations, period. ♪ ♪ but if you're a veteran homeowner and need cash, here's big news. introducing refiplus from newday usa. it lets you refi at all-time low rates plus you could take out $50,000 or more. money for security today, money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus. it's only for veterans and it's only from newday usa. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™ with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms a

nbc news anchor getting heat as he accepted a lifetime achievement award. >> i think it's become clear that fairness is overrated. the idea that we should always give two sides equal weight and merit does not reflect the world we find ourselves in. >> shannon: brit hume saying this argument rests on the proposition that the media always know the truth, but they don't. his own networks coverage of the bogus russia collusion illustrates. not to mention early covid-19 advice that turned out wrong. a state representative in rhode island has introduced legislation that would and critical race theory from being taught in schools in the ocean state, a move that has provoked heated criticism. a headline from nbc 10 in providence reading "republican lawmaker proposes bill to curb white guilt by banning divisive concepts." well, we will bring in a republican lawmaker for her response tonight, patricia morgan of the rhode island house of representative. good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate the invitation. >> shannon: i want to read something from "the daily c

nobody has leaked anything about this to "the new york times" or nbc news. hunter biden has not been charged with this, not with abuse. he hasn't been charged with a firearms felony. he lied on a background check. he committed a felony. a federal firearms felony. so is he going to jail? oh, no. hunter biden got a million dollar book contract. and then he got a gig teaching. so, it's good to be the president's son. do you know what it is not good to be? is not good to be a trump voter. that is very clear. watch this partisan federal prosecutor. republicans so much as -- they will be treated like al qaeda. >> we had an inauguration on the 20th. so, i want to ensure, and our office wants to ensure that there is shock and all that we could charge as many people as possible before the 20th. and it works because we saw through media posts that people are afraid to come back to d.c. because they are like if we go there, we are going to get charged. we wanted to take out those individuals that essentially were thumbing their noses at the public for what they did. it

the president was asked about it in an nbc news interview that aired last night. >> no, i don't think the american people are racist, but i think after 400 years, african-americans have been left in a position where they are so far behind the eight ball in terms of education, health, in terms of opportunity. i think the overhang from all of the jim crow and before that, slavery, has had a cost and we have to deal with it. >> harris: however, senator tim scott told our sean hannity last night the attacks on him over his speech reveal what's really behind the left's agenda. >> what the left is doing is siding bigotry with bigotry and they have shown that true motivation has nothing to do with ending prejudice but everything to do with claiming or getting more power >> harris: ending bigotry by basically perpetrating more bigotry. what do you think of senator scott's terminology and his thoughts he is expressing there? >> he is absolutely spot on and it reminds me of the line taken i believe from justice alito were definitely one of our supreme court justices, the best way to stop discri

yet if you watched the nbc nightly news last night with lester holt -- remember, that joe still gets eight or 9 million viewers a night, you saw two very key parts of the story left out. first of all, editing a crucial 911 call where one girl who is being attacked says "she is trying to stab us." that is with a police officer is told. there is somebody trying to stab somebody. they also did not show the knife and the attacker's hand. then what we have here is by not showing those two things in terms of the 911 call incomplete and in terms of the knife. the narrative gets close of blod other viewers are believed led e this is a rogue cop. >> john: you have done a good job of the summation of what nbc did last night. let's show it to folks and they know exactly what you're talking about. listen here. >> we need a police officer here now. >> with the video shows is the female with a nice attempting to stab the first female. >> fired four times, striking bryant. officers are seen and heard performing cpr. body camera footage shows a knife on the ground. >> i don't know how many packages

the most egregious example of the rot in modern media was for nbc's nightly news last night. listen to part of the 9-11 call that lester holt wanted his audience to hear. >> he was responding to a 9-11 call. video shows him approaching a group of young people in this driveway. >> the female with the knife attempting to the stab the first female. >> shots ring out 4 times striking bryant. >> laura: this was a lie of omission and a purposeful one. what they cut out was someone screaming that a girl was trying to stab us. that girl turned out to be 16-year-old ma'khai bryant. nbc did not show viewers the knife in bryant's hand as she was shot by police. this all seems really shocking until you remember that lester holt admitted while accepting a journalism award 3 weeks the following. >> it's clearer that fairness is over-rated. the idea we should always give 2 side quality weight and merit doesn't reflect the world we find ourselves in. that can be quite dangerous. >> laura: the only dangerous of fair and objective journalism is it might upend the media's lie about systemic rac

nbc news apparently edited the 911 call. the reason why in is so important is because you are in a frantic moment and there are a lot of words exchanged. the police were approaching a scene they are trying to understand. so every word has value to them. they edited it. here is the unedited portion you didn't hear on that broadcast. >> you are trying to fight us. trying to stab us and put our hands on our grandma. get her now. >> do you see any weapons? [shouting in the background] >> we need a police officer here now. >> bill: if these grown girls are trying to fight us and stab us, get her now. another thing from "the new york times." they edited a ben crump tweet, the lawyer for george floyd and many others. here is the original tweet. screen left. as we breathe a collective sigh of relief columbus felt the sting of another police shooting. a black girl, another child lost. on the right side now you see where "the new york times" wrote it up this way. as we breathe a collective sigh of relief today community in columbus fe

if trace gallagher is taking a closer look tonight, good evening. >> it is unclear why "nbc nightly news" decided to omit critical context by selectively editing the body cam video and 911 call that preceded the police shooting of a 16-year-old ma'kiah bryant. nbc did not show the portion of the body cam video that clearly shows a knife in ma'kiah bryant's hands. they did play part of the 911 call but left out the part mentioning a knife. listen to nbc's edited version followed by the longer version. >> officer nicholas riordan who joined the force in december of 2019 was responding to a 911 call. [shouting] >> nightly news anchor lester holt did mention the knife during the segment but media critic joe concha says he owes his viewers an apology. >> the stakes are far too high and don't tell me this was an innocent mistake at something that was left on the editing room accidentally. >> meantime the girl who was nearly stabbed by a ma'kiah bryant was referred to as someone who was closer to bryant she was shot. she then appears to agree with the gas that says the deadly use of force was n

watching "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. jen psaki plied the systemic racism narrative to the case. >> the killing of 16-year-old ma'khia bryant is tragic. she was a child. police violence disproportionately impacts black and latino communities. black women and girls experience higher rates of police violence. our focuses on working to address systemic racism and implicit bias head-on. >> greg: so the cop is racist after he saved a black girl's life. jan has claimed more -- fan more flames than the santa ana winds. don lemon said something smart. >> when police are tracing people they don't know how old they are. they see people. someone has a knife. their job is to protect and serve. >> greg: amen. so all lives do matter after all. lawrence, one thing people don't talk about about the police officer, we have more than a few police officers in jail. we've had some ugly cases. he could have not done anything. he risked everything in an incident like this. he runs to this thing. >> lawrence: no, he could not have. he would've

. >> laura: you have seen this new nbc poll? it has biden's approval at 53%. given all the propping up he got from the media on every issue, i don't think it's that impressive. that may explain why chuck todd tried this. >> he is riding the momentum in some ways of a recovering economy and the vaccinations. he took over and things seemed to smooth out. over 50 is solid. that's the new 60%. >> laura: what? joining me is mollie hemmingway and a fox news contract and victor davis hanson. victor, 50 is the new 60. then operation warp speed and the trump economy and the red states opening had nothing to do with the great economy we have right now? unbelievable. >> well, they had everything. that was all there is. he did hiberinate during the campaign. the problem is he will have a waterloo soon. every issue voter i.d. and you name it they don't poll 51%. people are tired. that's why it's not 60. then we have this pent-up demand. you should encourage production but he is sending the opposite signal. production won't keep up with this 4 trillion dollars we printed. i

landmark nightly news just last night. listen to the part of the 911 call that lester holt wanted his audience to hear. >> officer nicholas riordan who joined the force in december of 2019 was responding to a 911 call. video shows riordan approaching a group of young people. >> what the video shows is the female with the knife attempting to stab the first female. >> reporter: riordan fires his weapon four times striking bryant. >> this was a lie of omission is a purposeful one. what they conveniently cut out with someone screaming the girl was trying to stab us, she screamed and the girl turned out to be 16-year-old bryant. nbc didn't show viewers the knife in bryant's hand as she was shot by police. this all seems shocking until you remember that lester holt admitted while accepting a journalism award 3 weeks ago the following. >> it has become clear that fairness is overrated. the idea that we should always give two sides equal weight and merit does not reflect the world we find ourselves in. providing an open platform f

say "watchathon" into your voice remote and watch for free >> laura: you have seen this new nbc poll? it has biden's it has biden's approval at 53 persons. given all the propping up he has gotten from the media on every issue i don't think it is that impressive. that explains why chuck todd tried this little sleight-of-hand. >> he is riding the moment in some ways of a recovering economy and escalation of the vaccination. things looked like they weren't going to go well, he took over and things seemed to smooth out the jenny for your over 50 in this polarized environment is pretty solid, the new 60%. laura: what? joining me now is molly hemingway, fox news contributor and victor davis hanson, senior fellow of the hoover, 50 is the new 60. operation warp speed at the trump economy and the red states opening had nothing to do with the great economy we have now. unbelievable. >> that's all there is. he did hibernate during the campaign. people thought he had done that. the military is obsequious. he has a waterloo soon because every issue, open borders, voter id, energy, they don't pull

ainsley: why did -- nbc news, it was vile, their attacks were vicious last night about tim scott. the things that are trending on twitter. i know we are going to dive into that later in the show. steve: shortly with joe concha. ainsley: herschel walker might run as a republican there are rumors that a lot of african-americans might run as republicans. i think that the reason he is being attacked is because he's a threat. if he weren't, they wouldn't care. brian: look at what they did with ron desantis had when he becomes a threat back down. ainsley: it will backfire. brian: if you grew up in the south and you are a senator tim scott and you know that the democratic party gave you the kkk and gave segregation and everything else why wouldn't you trend to be a you can prosecute. only as of late flipped the script. senator tim scott didn't change that at all. ainsley: country where my grandfather in 94 years saw his father go from cotton to congress. brian: others challenging his grandfather may have had land as if that means anything. steve: "the washington post" fact checker. today

i have another one from nbc news, georgia's jim crow voter suppression bill is now law. here is how democrats can fight back. talk about taking a side? it is ridiculous. here is all i know, i'm going to a yankee became in may. taking my kids there not only my kids vaccinated, not only have to be tested beforehand to go into the stadium, yes you can go into a restaurant in new york without a problem showing you're a negative test, you have to show i.d. when you pick up the tickets. yet major league baseball says, nope, we object to this law because you have to show i.d. yet, when i want to get my tickets for major league baseball game i have to show i.d. somebody explain that part to me. i don't quite get it. will: nothing to get. that is the problem with some of these stories. even to go back to the first story, root causes? that is generational thing. you can yell about root causes you want. what are you doing right now? anything worse than bad leadership is no leadership at all. but you are a, i'm sure, if you're a leader joe concha, especially on your kids soccer team

york times, handful of newspapers setting the agenda for abc, cbs and nbc. it is a wider orbit of influence. shannon: don't know what they would do without the new york times stop publishing. not like they have a lot of investigative reporters. the only elite hell-bent on using media to push the left agenda, my next guest writes that asian american elites have embraced and endorsed the radical left policies and rhetoric based on critical race through. as well streets and communities were less will be asian americans live and work will only become more dangerous. is the senior contributor at the federalist and author of backlash:how china's aggression has backfired. why isn't anyone talking about this issue of the divide among asian americans and how they are looking at this issue. >> most asians are not politically active and the second is this general notion that asian americans have high educational attainment so there shouldn't be any problem. our demographic has been overlooked for too long. >> in headline after headline in some of the newspapers we have

do without "the new york times." it's not like they have a lot of investigative reporters. thank you. hansjorg wyss isn't the only elite hell-bent on using the immediate to push the agenda. asian-american elites have embraced and endorsed the radical left policies and rhetoric based on critical race theory. as a result the streets and communities were less wealthy asian-americans live and work will only become more dangerous. here is helen rolle, senior contributor at "the federalist" and author of backlash, how china's aggression has backfired. helen, why isn't anyone talking about this issue of the divide among asian-americans and how they are looking at the issue. >> the first reason that most of the asians are not politically active, and the general notion that asian-americans are successful and have higher education attainment so there shouldn't be a problem, the demographic has been overlooked for too long. >> laura: headline after headline in some of the newspapers that we've been talking about blame white sup

post" or nbc, abc, cbs, npr, pbs. i'm only giving the most famous of the group. >> hdtv. [laughter] >> greg: mlb! >> i guess if you have initials, you're in bad shape, you're not committed to the truth. it is a real problem -- i studied, i don't know if you know this. my field of study was the soviet union and communism, i learned russian come i want to communist countries a lot. i learned russian not in order to say i would like a sandwich but in order to read the soviet communist newspaper which i read almost daily in graduate school. i could almost cry. i love the humor of this show and i love laughing with you but this is a very serious comment and a sad one. i never believed that i would think that we had pravda in america. this is a shock to me. having read pravda all those years, there's no difference between "the new york times," relationship to the democratic party and pravda's relationship to the communist party. they say what the party wants to further its ends and truth is irrelevant. this is the state of

abc, cbs, nbc and msnbc had zero coverage both morning and evening news programs on monday. your quick thoughts on that and the problem with the american people not knowing more about this. >> well, i think it's a really unfortunate pattern that we've seen playing out for a long time now where the mainstream media has a bias towards an administration and as a result of it does not want to bring forward stories that may be controversial or critical of that administration. we're seeing this played out right here again. it is one of the most significant movements i've seen in america that i find so disturbing because the free press used to be a free press and used to be very independent. and it delivered the goods at times for the american people. they have a right to probe our government, to probe our officials, to find out what is going on. and that's really testimony to what a great press is like and be critical when the time is required. and let the american people get exposed to that. that's the wonder of a free and open democracy. >> harris: general, you led so many in th

i want to see the beds in "the new york times," in "the washington post," by cnn, o criticize them, nbc, in this case, because that is the only way you are going to get their attention. you mentioned about how the media is starting to divide the country further, oh, yeah, gallup had a poll last year, 83% of americans believe the media bears the blame for division of this country. in 1976, media had a 72% approval rating in the cronkite era. today, nbc had to put out a statement to apologize for not issuing the form 911 call because that is the real context, when you hear a girl pleading, she is trying to stab us, or when they actually edited out a knife in the hand of the attacker in the original report. we should have seen apologies. we should have seen retractions. we saw nothing. always always punditry on places like msnbc, which actually justified knife fights going on between kids. this was a one-way knife fight, a, and b, there was a 13-year-old girl in cincinnati that was stabbed to death by another 13-year-old. this isn't playtime now, and this is a very serious situation that w

add up abc, cbs, nbc. fox is covering it. cnn and msnbc do have an interest. until "the washington post," "new york times," everyone gets in unison like with donald trump they call a crisis, i think they can get away with it, because they have accomplice it media not interested in solving the problem or covering it. lawrence: administration says we'll give you access when we're ready. i don't hold much hope. >> good to see you as well. jedediah: turn to headlines now. the family of the gunman in the indianapolis fedex shooting apologizes to the victims and pham families. we're devastated at the as a loss of life as a result of brandon's actions. our most since searest heartfelt apologies go out to the victims of this senseless tragedy. the indianapolis community held a vigil to support the eight lives lost and the families impacted by the shooting. >>> a plane goes down in the ocean right by crowds in cocoa beach, florida. it was participating in the cocoa beach airshow when a mid-flight mechanical issue f

nbc says the conclusion clouding harris's assignment. the challenges she has and raises questions why the white house did not do more at the outset to clearly establish and communicate the shape of her new policy role? it was never laid out. we still don't know exactly what she is in charge of. >> well, the border. that's what he has given her. that's her task. just as he did with president obama, he dutifully went ahead and did what he was asked to do. instead what has happened here is that kamala harris had her spokeswoman a couple days after the announcement by the president laugh and say no, she is not doing the border. and then we get this clarification that actually she is not going to fix the -- stem the numbers coming through the border. in fact it is more of a diplomatic role to address root causes. how long is a piece of string. she has had two phone calls to leaders down there. there are some envoys being sent there this week. on their agenda is climate crisis. america -- democratic cities can't even fix the homelessness probl