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>> right. he is very vulnerable right now and he has his primary opponents and we dont know who the candidate is going to be, and that doesnt change what we do. i will take this rv and get out there, and if you went to the town halls last cycle, i didnt mention his name. i didnt want to be the anti-king person but i wanted to stand for something. when we do that, we bring people together. if its about health care or an economy, or cleaning up washington from the special interests that dictate ou...

Termed -- >> yeah, i think that trump is the very, very obvious threat to the job that were trying to do every day at places like "the new york times," which is to tell the truth, to surface surprising stories and to tell readers to basically be curators rather than almost like giving readers like a rat with a heroin pellet. giving readers what they want. >> i didnt see the rat with the heroin -- >> in a sense twitter and social media in general has become a bit -- has become another incredible ...

Theyre not particularly interested in ideology either way but its purely for money. and whos supporting that? i mean, theyre not selling these ads themselves. its gooding. its big ad networks. google said theyre cracking down on it but clearly they have not done a good enough job. >> on the flip side is this new "wall street journal" report because this shows advertisers are blocking their advertising from digital campaigns. that number has gone up -- grew 33% from just last year alone. take a l...

Bari weiss. welcome to "reliable sources. this resistance issue is not necessarily unique to "the times," but does journalism need to update its approach to confront the unique challenge donald trump presents? >> yes and no. ill quote another executive editor at another newspaper whose transcripts are not out about their internal meeting. thats marty baron who said, were at work, not war. ive written about this a lot. really, the truth is that the job doesnt change. its being really aggressive a...

Separate fact from fiction. thats the job. so when we start making decisions that sort of how is this going to affect the president or our relationship with the president, then were being sucked into a more political debate. but the flip side of that is do people start turning us off. youre constantly arguing with him, a certain segment of the population. it cant be argumentative, the tone is important. >> how do you walk that line, and whats the line in particular of not normalizing lies throug...

Same number, i do think she has more natural support from the democratic party. but i think all the analysis does ignore one important fact. he is the incumbent. and -- >> do you think that is an advantage for him? because we now know what a -- >> it seemed like an advantage three or four months ago when the economy seemed to be strong. all the norm violating seemed to be something people in washington were concerned about, but it wasnt affecting people much. they couldnt quite see the consequen...

Warren, sanders, harris or biden. his number doesnt change. >> you know, chuck, when some of these polls initially came out earlier in the year it showed that tier candidates and beto orourke in some cases could beat donald trump. i think we all sort of looked at these polls and said im not quite sure if these are right. but weve seen this time and time again, and i think it has to do with exactly what andrea was saying. people are exhausted. people want normalcy restored to washington. theres a...

Presidential, a lot of is is inciting what were seeing throughout the country and using words such as go back to the country you came from, s-hole countries, where was anthony scaramucci when this was happening. >> to say nothing of when he was claiming barack obama was born in kenya. the idea donald trump is new or his behavior is new is not realistic to me. however, i just would offer one word of caution that always seems appropriate. we always talk about turning points in donald trumps popula...

In regards to this. if i were to be able to sit down with these people and talk to them about it, first and foremost, you have to look at the children, the most vulnerable group of our population, and theyre doing nothing in any essential way to help them or to care about them. this should be the first focus in regards to what theyre doing not an afterthought. >> dr. kraus, we appreciate your thoughts so much. thank you for sharing your expertise with us. >> thank you for having me this morning....

I think people are seeing is if something doesnt change, were going to be stuck here. there will be no way to address the issues affecting peoples lives. i believe you saw this when you were on the ground. it doesnt matter how many times these things happen. there are people in the communities who are affected who find themselves saying, i never thought it would happen to us. that the more people, the number of people who can say that decreases, the number of influence they will have on their la...