where he said i trust all of you do have sources. i m just telling you you probably have low-level sources and you need to get some better sources. he wasn t saying they are making stuff up because i don t think they are. someone is telling them this. nbc as a network doesn t even have a license. that doesn t make sense. juan: you could do locally owned. that s what richard nixon did. dana: i think in terms of numbers, the ratings for everybody are up. newspaper sales are up and trust in the media is actually up. president trump s approval ratings are going up. it s true no one is actually getting anything out of this unless everyone is getting a little bit of something. jesse: i am just saying cnn whining about getting attacked by the president, that s on every day. juan: greg, joe scarborough says this reminds him of trump, channeling chairman mao and joseph s talent.
if you look at the blueprints, the budgets f you re going to have a $20 trillion deficit coming a $30 trillion deficit. donald trump is a life long democratic. come into the republican party and these candidates don t know what they re going to run on. the problem is that the president is gutting the republican brand, like it needs to be gutted even more. it is being gutted because as he launched himself into the presidency, he has delivered nothing burger after nothing burger after nothing burger. ratings are higher. newspaper sales are going up. people are looking and they re disappointed. visibly you can see a flash in time with polls and you see with the ratings, people are watching and they re disappointing. that s what republicans have to deal with a very disappointing president who doesn t tell the truth. we ve talked a lot on those show over the last 25 years every president comes in thinking they re going to change washington. especially donald trump. he hasn t had any w
political blow back both domestically and internationally. this is a huge, huge deal and this one man did it. and great for newspaper sales, too. yes, dine deed at least for the the washington post. i m not even religious but i was going to say pope. kathleen sebelius who has been at the center of obamacare s botched rollout. she wasn t obama that s first choice. let s see how much long ear she survives next year. i would like to meet or greet or interview angela merkel of germany. i think right now she is probably the most powerful woman in the world. she has the whole, you know, western europe and of course she is not too happy with our president after we may have snooped a little bit speaking of edward snowden. i think angela merkel would be a fascinating interview. just reelected to her third term. and, of course, make a huge difference. who else? well, my backup would be actually ted cruz. we have seen him so much. it s hard to remember that he entered the senate i
political blow back both domestically and internationally. this is a huge, huge deal and this one man did it. and great for newspaper sales, too. yes, dine deed at least for the the washington post. i m not even religious but i was going to say pope. kathleen sebelius who has been at the center of obamacare s botched rollout. she wasn t obama that s first choice. let s see how much long ear she survives next year. i would like to meet or greet or interview angela merkel of germany. i think right now she is probably the most powerful woman in the world. she has the whole, you know, western europe and of course she is not too happy with our president after we may have snooped a little bit speaking of edward snowden. i think angela merkel would be a fascinating interview. just reelected to her third term. and, of course, make a huge difference. who else? well, my backup would be actually ted cruz. we have seen him so much. it s hard to remember that he entered the senate i
verdict that is letting anthony go free this weekend. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. one of the world s biggest media empires in crisis now. rupert murdoch publicly apologizing for serious wrongdoing and is now the front tabloid, the news of the world. the new ad in british newspapers coming days before he and his son are scheduled to face members of parliament. our correspondent brian todd and allan chernoff are standing by. first to london and our senior correspondent don rivers is standing by. are people in london, dan, still as shocked as they were over these past few days? reporter: i think so, yeah. i mean, this has been a seismic week in british politics. a week that will be written about for decades to come, i think. just having all of the main political parties that are normally squabbling at each other s throats suddenly united, but they re united because of their conte