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In a tight job market, sorry, in a tight job market you cant find enough people. >> what if people living in the communities dont know how who build a high-rise? >> im not defending them. >> now youre on a construction job? >> this is not just -- this is not just highly controversial, its wrong. its absolutely wrong to crowd out the private market and crowd out the free markets. its nothing more than favoritism, handing over because you gave me money for a campaign. if george bush was doing it, ...

A farm. you planted some seeds and they came out the next day and looked, nothing has happened! theres no crop. were going to starve. now, it would be nice if we were just kind of examining the substance. we were walking through the detail of the plan, what it means for you. but thats not what the cable stations like to talk about. i mean, they are just -- you walk in -- you walk in somebody elses office, they have got like five tvs. you know, cnn, msnbc, fox news. im just saying. >> just saying...

That conversation early in the morning, set the agenda for what the cable stations will be talking about, the networks what other reporters are following, youre already one step ahead of the competition. >> one way to win in the internet business is to get a lot of clicks, hits on your stories. this morning you have the 44 column, mike allens play book, live pulse, morning score, pulse, huddle, click. these are all features that you developed in order to get more people to click more often? >> w...

The press. kellyanne: the president said he would like a fair, media. he has been treated very unfairly and dishonestly. not by all media. i have been paying close attention to reporters, networks, the cable stations. there are a few journalists who have done a great job. and i think those folks are doing what traditional journalism has always done. look at the screaming headlines. look at the lower third, the chryons and what they say. i think the media spends too much time talking about themse...

The press. kellyanne: the president said he would like a fair, media. he has been treated very unfairly and dishonestly. not by all media. i have been paying close attention to reporters, networks, the cable stations. there are a few journalists who have done a great job. and i think those folks are doing what traditional journalism has always done. look at the screaming headlines. look at the lower third, the chryons and what they say. i think the media spends too much time talking about themse...

Justice. [cheers and applause] after firing the person running the investigation into him at the department of justice. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: the other cable stations love it so much that almost none of them have corrected hillary clinton by pointing out contrary to her claim, nixon was never impeached for obstruction of justice, perhaps she confused him with her husband who was, but that was not her only shot of trump. >> there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason, drumming ...

Reince, heres -- wait a minute. heres the problem. i dont have any problem with you complaining about an individual story. we sometimes get it wrong. you guys sometimes get it wrong. i dont have any problem with you complaining about bias. but you went a lot further than that, or the president went a lot further than that. he said that the fake media -- not certain stories, the fake media -- are an enemy to the country. we dont have a state-run media in this country. thats what they have in dict...

Then its fold up by 24 hours a day, 7 days a week of other cable stations -- not necessarily fox -- that all day long on every seven minutes are talking about russian spies, talking about the intelligence community, talking about how me and steve bannon dont like each other and whats kellyanne doing, all this just total garbage, unsourced stuff. listen, theres nothing wrong with background. boater reporters need -- reporters need background information, we need to communicate with reporters and ...

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More now to the second decade of the 21st century to say why is that happening and why does it matter? does it matter? i think in policy and politics it does, and certainly in entertainment the big networks that have all the great shows over the many years, that started to change about ten years ago with reality tv. reality tv programs are inexpensive compared to a big undertaking like the bible. cable stations all across the speck trim are producing much better television. its that unsatisfying...