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Where you have a number of shows that are aimed at trying to be straight news programs and then a show like hannity, which is clearly a conservative republican point of view, and then oreilly, which is sort of in the middle there. people are smart, they know what theyre watching. why do they applaud a general knock on the media, which includes fox, listening to the radio in the car. >> thats not the way people interpret it. >> what does the media mean? >> the left. the left media. those networks...

It applies to the media as well. you saw that tonight. these candidates going at the media, going at the mainstream media in front of a republican primary voting audience. and this works. it worked for newt gingrich four years ago when he went after the media. it fueled his rise. and it was determinate in helping him win the south carolina primary. >> the generalization goes on all the time. you can have an opinion like mine is, a straight news program, and to them -- but they also are more soph...

A victory in the white houses opinion for diplomacy over what they said the only alternative to the iran deal was, which is war. but it has practiceem implications as well because its a been clear that the p 5 plus one that negotiated this deal didnt have the stomach to go back to the negotiating table. so this is making the argument that it would kill our standing in the international community. it also gives back a chance to push back against republicans. the latest of them former vice preside...

News programs also -- this is the other part of the equation toss covering this, like "the situation room" covers this over at cnn, because without it -- >> certainly without it, yeah, there isnt this context, but if donald trump, who is saying to conservatives that he is a friend of israel, and hes trying to appeal to them in that way, if he doesnt know who someone like suleimani is, is he genuine in his appeals? >> i understand the point youre making, and im a critic also of candidates not kno...

Behalf of the candidate. i will tell you when you watch boston tv as i am here, the kasich ads are all over the placele. he spent 3.7 million so far. donald trump has spent nothing. absolutely nothing on advertising, gene robinson. >> he doesnt need to. >> why would you, lawrence? why would he spend a dime ontize advertising. here we are every day talking about donald trump. he gets more free media than you could possibly buy. so no. he may not have to buy an ad this whole campaign. >> he does m...

About donald trump. he gets more free media than you could possibly buy. so no. he may not have to buy an ad this whole campaign. >> he does make these little on-line things for free that most of the news programs show which function the same way as paid advertising because the concept is put out there. the complaint, though, that he has nothing to say about policy. lets listen to what he has said about obamacare today. >> were going to get rid of obamacare and come up with such thats much bette...

This is right -- this is a second before those at least eight gunshots rang out live on television. the reporter was interviewing plz gardner about the positive aspects, saying gardner was talking about how its important that people come out to areas and tourism, et cetera, that its a good time to come out and visit that part of virginia. you see on the map there where monetta is. just thinking of the rundown of a program at 6:45, there are about wrapping up the last quarter of their local morni...

>> i was just going to toss that to tara because you know august 16th is fast approaching. thats the date of the first debate. only the top ten republican candidates will get to be on that main stage. lindsey graham has a lot of ground to make up in a short period of time. do you think he can do it? >> he does. like i said he has a lot of competition. hes polling less than 1%. thats not going to -- at number nine of official candidates there will be more candidates announcing between now and aug...

And revealing and people learned a lot. so how many people indeed were tuned in last night? >> it was educational. it wasnt exploit eightative as soon feared 17 million watched one of the highest-rated news programs in the united states all year number two. one episodes of "60 minutes" that was higher. this is the biggest interview of the year many more viewers than ever watching on a friday night. of course it is dominating conversations today. whats really striking its a ground breaking moment...

Adairing stunt that will be seen by millions. as the media focused on the beginning of the gulf war, act up, using fake id badges, tries to sneak into a number of news organizations planning to disrupt their live broadcasts. they succeed at cbs. >> were going to take -- were going to break for commercial. >> we knew that the cameras were going to cut off as soon as they could, so we didnt know whether we were going to get one word out, two words out or a whole sentence. so we came up with fight ...