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Signaling his thoughts in the medium he likes most. what do todays events tell us about who is in charge? is it trump who blew the whistle in the plan to gut the independent office of congressional ethics? or the media who blew the whistle late last night and early this morning? or was it the people who got word to the members of congress, getting them good and mad, that they dont like the legislative priority being given to free. they from outside ethical ridge is lance. i cant remember a time ...

What do we mean. welcome panel of analyst. i think the danger of tweeting theres no deliberation to it. >> its a reactive medium. you can cause a reaction or you can react to something else. its full exexposure number one. number two you cannot tell in youre serious -- >> it does not work in diplomacy with north korea. how can kim jong-un going to read that tweet. was this former position of the incoming u.s. administration its trump falling off. >> lets go back into history.

Trump watch. today we learned the power of a tweet when we saw everything scram mr. in washington. signaling his thoughts in the medium he likes most. what do todays events tell us about who is in charge? is it trump who blew the whistle in the plan to gut the independent office of congressional ethics? or the media who blew the whistle late last night and early this morning? or was it the people who got word to the members of congress, getting them good and mad, that they dont like the legislat...

Flag that are built into code, for example. these are things that the trump team are pointing to. that being said, thats just part of the medium. its difficult to have absolute certainty in the digital sphere in this kind of optic of having the incoming president-elect disagreeing with the intelligence community is very dangerous when it comes to decisions that have to be made extraordinarily quickly. the second thing thats going on is you have distrust of the intelligence community for key memb...

What if he doesnt believe the polls? presuming he does believe his approval rating, presuming he does, like president bush and obama, care deeply about his approval ratings, that would be a reason for donald trump to take the press more seriously and answer the questions. >> the president will come to the press because of reach. he wants to match the reach. >> eventually. >> he still has more reach on television than on twitter. >> absolutely. >> thats something to keep reminding ourselves actua...

To come. i think donald trump will not be shy about telling congress from the outside when he disagrees with them, and this is going to be a lot of headaches i think for paul ryan and the leader shirp going forward because donald trump may become the speaker of the house as well as the president. >> headaches in some cases but in this case maybe he is a little bit late because paul ryan and kevin mccarte kbri and others had put out statements trying to defend it. he saved the day at the end, and...

Its members were still schoolboys-s now arguably the hottest rock and roll band in the world. their last album "the joshua tree" has so far sold 13 million copies worldwide. >> u2 somehow in the video age were still developing and become a great band and maintaining that kind of connection with people and not getting the message lost in the medium. >> we spent the last ten years finding out how to be in u2. well spend the next ten years seeing what u2 can do. per roll bounty is more absorbent, s...

This has been the target for republicans for the past seven, eight years or longer, health care reform, whats it going to look like. now republicans are in the drivers seat. its their number one priority and the president is trying to fight to the finish to do what he can to keep what he can of this law on the books. >> ron allen at the white house today. thanks so much. happy new year to you. ron just talked about president obamas speech in chicago, that farewell address. in a post on medium,...

The things he says about journalists and journalism is troublesome. >> let me ask you two more questions on this front. one has to do with having an op-ed page. we have one on television with cable. on certain parts of a different cable channel. its a question i asked of -- its -- we have had editorial pages and regular newspaper coverage for years all over the country. the conflation thats taken place today between opinion and news is harder and harder to sort of unwrap, unravel. do you think i...

Was a lot of huberous more in the discussion of what happened after trump was elected than in the coverage beforehand. i know there was coverage as the medium is the story and the medium is that story. i think anybody who wanted to could find great coverage of the candidates and of the issues that were royaling people in the united states and around the country. but i think afterwards there was this idea that the media should have predicted what was going to happen and its not our job and i thin...