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Being. >> that was president trumps next chief of staff mick mulvaney about a million years ago calling donald trump a horrible person. that sort of covers the bases, doesnt it? horrible person. mulvaney was named chief of staff, he was desperate to end the story line no one wanted to be his chief of staff according to nbc news. mulvaney understood the president was in a jamb and felt he didnt have much choice, but made clear his intention to serve a limited period of time given his general relu...

Howie: "the weekly standard" is shutting down. the current editor-in-chief steve hayes goss the word friday along with his staff. the parent company says it was a business decision. circumstance st. louis kept going down. but lets put some of the standard covers up on the screen. bill kristol is a well-known never trumper and steve hayes a critic of trump. how much did that hurt among its conservative readership? emily: probably very little in terms of why it shutdown. i dont think it had much t...

Being an arm of the campaign? could they be scrutinized for -- it seems if they were directed by donald trump, my understanding of campaign finance laws is you cant be prosecuted for favorable coverage or a lot of outlets would be in trouble but if they were directed by the trump campaign they could have some exposure. >> i think technically they arent exposed on those covers because its not a direct money value. i mean we -- we can put a value on it. >> was he directing that? >> the law on coor...

Unrelated. >> all of these parts, you can go back to the inquirer covers. what are was coming out of the trump campaign, the messages are coordinating. maybe theyre not speaking and just watching each other, but either way one of those actors was a foreign government so whether or not theyre talking or not or colluding we will find out. >> in one of the earlieiest indictments, i dont know if you remember there was a texas republican operative, we know that some americans unwittingly or knowingly...

The enquirer who made a nonprosecution agreement with the southern district of new york and revealed he paid off a "playboy" model. in concert with the presidents campaign. we looked at the impact the national enquirer had beyond that hush money payment writing, it was a real world embodiment of the fantasy online world of trolls, russian and domestic who polluted the political discourse from its purchases at publix and safeway it was often doing the same job as alex jones at the conspiracy site...

Confessed to the practice of catch and kill. buying up bad stories and burying them. and the inquirer has finally broken off ties with trump. i want to show you a time line we put together of all of the magazines cover involving trump, starting in january 2017. on these covers, trump is the hero! and his enemies are numerous from obama to the fbi to the deep state. but these covers were selling trump. they were promoting trump, right up until then. right there. april and may of this year. when t...

Of "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. this full page ad ran just in the friday paper saying his life is gone but his principles of free expression endure. for that reason, for a number of reasons time magazine chose the person of the year as the guardians. the guardians are on the cover of the times this week the case in the philippines, the two reporters behind bars one year in myanmar and jamal khashoggi as well. lets talk about this choice, why time magazine chose these covers. ...

Howie: "the weekly standard" is shutting down. the current editor-in-chief steve hayes goss the word friday along with his staff. the parent company says it was a business decision. circumstance st. louis kept going down. but lets put some of the standard covers up on the screen. bill kristol is a well-known never trumper and steve hayes a critic of trump. how much did that hurt among its conservative readership? emily: probably very little in terms of why it shutdown. i dont think it had much t...

>> thats really an interesting the campaign. we definitely know it can blow up in his face because many times we saw him on a montage of covers that go across there. i dont know the answer to the question, to be honest with you. >> steve, im going to remind you that you were not there at ami during 2016, but were you privy to the kind of relationship that donald trump and david pecker had? can you speak to how lengthy it was they spoke, whether an important one went back to the

Between ami and pecker and president trump. you know a little bit more about that and how that all fell apart? >> i went back through all the covers, all the story since april, since that subpoena, and the trump coverage stopped right away. theres been no pro-trump covers of the "national enquirer" since april. you might say why does that matter, its a supermarket to e tabloid. millions of people see the enquirer when theyre at the market. it was a really valuable part of trumps media support, a...