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Trump will have this document. he says theyre over there investigating, this guys a crook, just totally fabricating the reality. >> and writing the draft is key point there. weve probably covered a million g-7s or g-20s. in this particular case it was supposed to be a statement from ukraine, a press release or something like that, and youve got these american officials, u.s. officials some who worked for the government, another giuliani whos working directly for the president in a private capaci...

>> it seems to me in this media world, its one thing to agree with a point of view of a political interest of a party. its another one to feel like youre working with them. and youre working for them. thats a huge difference. can you walk down the street and find people who say i agree with reagan on this and not on that but im not working for him. theres a big difference. your thoughts. >> yeah. and also when its editorial control, chris. look, back in the 80s george will liked reagan. there ha...

Motivated charges against ami would bezos allegedly have given? >> we should remind our audience, ami does not own the national enqui they own us weekly." the first week david pecker had editorial control of us weekly, that first issue had a glowing lifestyle article about ivanka trump and since has had many, many articles about the trump family and their lifestyle. scott, you tweeted last night speaking of the president, that you believe he is directly involved in this. we have no evidence of t...

Amount of killings involved with his organization throughout mexico and central america. that last war that they had, the previous war, prior to his incarceration, took a lot of lives, and, yeah, im sure in the thousands. >> its good to talk to you, thank you. you cant forget that the reason theres this supply, this thing, is because theres such demand in the united states that is not going away. the void that it left by his being locked up is not a void that will stay there somebody else will s...

Than a lot of people expected going in. i talked to all the campaigns i could on the way in and on the way out. and they said while not knowing what to expect here, expecting to have a conversation, it was encouraging that we all agreed there should be opening and closing statements, that there should be fair questions, equal time for the candidates. they came to a lot of conclusions because in the end they all really dislike the media. they dislike people like us. and were encouraged by the opp...

Were told it was a collegial meeting. the campaigns didnt agree on everything. here are some of the demands the campaigns plan to make for future debates. they want a two-hour time limit to the debates. they want a chance for every candidate to make opening and closing remarks of at least 30 seconds per candidate. they also want editorial control of the graphics that are put up on the screen while the candidates are speaking and they want equal speaking time for each candidate. one thing the cam...

Ben ginsberg, a prominent lawyer and debate negotiator was there to take part in the discussion. >> campaigns have been able -- should be able to get information about the details of the debate for sooner than they have so far this cycle. so if you have that transparency and accountability, you can talk to the sponsors about formats, opening and closing statements, the way they put up graphics on the screen and even who the moderators are and the types of questions. >> now, were told the meeting...

Martha: can you imagine? fox news media analyst howard kurtz. good to have you today. basically saying in his opinion the moderators at cnbc debate would be biased if you had three very staunch conservatives asking questions on other side of the spectrum. what do you make about all the back and forth in the big meeting on sunday night? >> i understand the candidates being very frustrated or angry over the cnbc train wreck, which hurt everybody in the news business as were seeing now, but no self...

Personality, and im taken with it, and im trying to help him knuckle down and buckle down for college. >> well, now we know why "the chicago tribune" obtaining e-mails from the production company working with cnn talking to the democrat mayors aide pitching a positive portrayal. our need for deeper access to show the best of who he really is and present him as the star that he really is. he want more of rahm in the series. rahm will look good making his points. executive producer mark levin who ...

He want more of rahm in the series. rahm will look good making his points. executive producer mark levin who partnered with robert redford says you cant get access in chicago without having to do a certain dance. the end result is what is called myth-making and a re-election campaign vehicle for rahm. cnn not dissipating the e-mails said the mayors office was never granted editorial control over the content or communications and no agency was ever granted authority to offer the mayors office edi...