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At what point do they get off the rails and decide that, hey, we got to go out and make surear that we give our audience what they want rather than playing it straight and deliver the news? why isnt that their mantra? >> that should be the mantra of every news organization. i think a lot of organizations like "the times" are finding that there is a financial award, almost a business model and playing to an anti-trump audience.al in this case, yes, jill abramson was fired four years ago. she writ...

>> now, warren has certainly had her share of missteps, right? she had this dna test thing that she did in the fall, a video about her her native american ancestry that sparked quite a bit of backlash. but theres another cnn poll that shows about a third of the poll is unsure about her. does she have an opportunity here to try to fix some of this or soothe concerns for jittery democrats? >> sure, were still more than a year out from iowa. she has plenty of time to soothe over some flaws that per...

Grown-ups sitting in a room doodling. >> then we started on the language. >> highway -- we heard some reporter -- >> the program premiered with an advertising boycott. >> channel 7, shame on you! >> but it was such an immediate hit, that boycott lasted, oh, four weeks. >> they could use the nudity and the curse words to go deeper into the actual emotional burden of being a cop. >> im an asshole. >> and it had this character, andy sipowicz. he is a raging alcoholic, racist, sexist, violent. he cr...

New generation lights the fire of freedom. our children are ready. >> the thing about bill clinton is he never stopped trying find a sliver of ground in which you could build agreement and move the country forward. i think that brand of politics, in spite of clintons flaws, in spite of the things, you know, we all wish he had done differently or not at all, gosh, the country could use that. >> al gore surprised no one when he declared his candidacy in june. on the gop side, 1999 belonged to the ...

Difficult at all. she will destroy the country. she will make our country into venezuela. i hope she would get through the process. it will be a long process for the democrats. >> you have this great piece in "vanity fair." they talk about elizabeth warren and cory booker and bernie sanders. there are people they are more afraid of. who did they cite? >> something to understand is that trump can win reelection. this is far from a foregone conclusion. there are strengths he brings to the table. y...

>> i would stay out there until one of the correspondents said, thank you, mike. >> thank you, helen. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> the white house press secretary sean spicer has resigned. >> spicer lasted six months, resigning after president trump appointed businessman anthony scaramucci communications matter. >> i love the president, im very loyal to the parking lot. >> scaramucci lasted ten days. fired following a foul-mouthed interview. in came sarah sanders. >> good afternoon. >> shes ...

>> all right. >> even you, john. >> not always. >> i know its hard for you to understand even short sentences, i guess. but please dont take my words out of context. >> what are president trumps flaws? >> probably that he has to deal with you guys on a daily basis. >> what the administration wanted you to believe was more important than facts. >> the president strongly feels there was a large amount of voter fraud. >> there has never been any evidence of widespread fraud. >> what about sarah san...

Hes not portrayed as a bad individual. hes portrayed as someone who is tough but hes not necessarily portrayed as someone with a bunch of deep character flaws. nowadays we have so many tv shows you have the anti-hero, where you have their flaws put on display and is actually part of what makes them compelling. do you sense there was any sort of room for having -- when you were interviewing for this piece was there a sense that folks didnt want to have any of his flaws on display, or how did that...

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Brilliant, so on point and such an amazing thinker? such a deep thinker. >> yeah. as you said, he did go -- did so much with his life and went through so many different stages. he was a doctor at one point, a psychiatrist for almost ten years. i often think about that. he always stepped back from psychologic psychologizing or giving any deep opinions, but he saw politics on a deep scale and he always pointed out our follies of whats going on and talked about what was built for perfect people and...