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us in the studio in just moments. in this saturation coverage of donald trump's first criminal trial, it's clear that the manhattan prosecutors are trying to cram in every last salacious details. now, that's breaking news. portraying trump as a playboy? nobody on the planet if had any idea, right? young juan merchan gave the trump side a couple of minor victories, he barred prosecutors from playing the infamous access hollywood tape, but they can talk about it. and the judge won't allow accusations by women that he calls rumors while it focuses on stormy daniel, another woman who got catch and kill money through the national inquirer, karen mc mcdougal, will be able to testify. trump denies both encounters. with mainly sketches from the courthouse and reports by journalists, the former president has a shaped the narrative by frequently addressing the media mob. >> i should be right now in pennsylvania, in florida, in many other states, north

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americans don't trust the deep state, there. >> it is not a surprise because you are seeing this in the cra. you are seeing it in the fbi and americans deserve to be able to trust those that are sworn to protect them and right now, we're just seeing this continuous pattern over and over and over and it needs -- people need to be held accountable. >> trace: yeah. nicole parker, great insight, as always. thank you for coming on. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >> trace: if you are waiting if you are waiting for the media to apologize or explain itself in the wake of john durham's devastating report it might be a while. in fact, so far mainstream news outlets that have been implicated are now dismissing the findings calling them political and unjustified. here is fox news media analyst and host of media buzz, howard kurt. >> the media provided saturation coverage into possible collusion

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host of fox news media buzz howie kurtz. >> two years the media provided saturation coverage into the investigation of collusion between donald trump and russia. now that special counsel john durham reports the fbi probe was based on such thin evidence that it never should have been launched, many news outlets are reacting defensively. msnbc calling the report a dud. >> nothing to show for it but some really bad humiliating headlines from pro-trump newspapers. >> this doesn't prove there was a conspiracy theory against donald trump. >> many on the other side of the media spectrum, not to mention trump, are claiming vindication? do you realize the fbi lied to the media and then the media reported the fbi lies? >> the durham report confirmed our biggest fears that our u.s. justice system is completely broken. >> some key players are on network payrolls. former fbi deputy director andrew mckaine cabe, now at cnn. >> it continues to fuel a false narrative about alleged fbi

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is technically an officer of the court. he's on the record, puts this — justin nelson, that's ridiculous. other media organisations have covered it extensively. i have, you know, other major newspapers, the new york times, wall streetjournal which is a murdoch entity itself has given it a really, really saturation coverage and they deserve that. it deserves that because... if they deserve that. it deserves that because... iii they deserve that. it deserves that because. . ._ that because... if i can 'ust “um that because... if i can 'ust jump in fl that because... if i can 'ust jump in there. i that because... if i can 'ust jump in there. my �* that because... if i can just jump in there. my question that because... if i can just i jump in there. my question is you and i are covering it, of course, as an important story. are people, are american people actually paying attention to this case?— actually paying attention to this case? , ~ ., this case? yes, i think that - our audiences _ this case? yes, i think that - our audiences are. _ this case? yes, i think that - our audiences are. i - this case? yes, i think that - our audiences are. i think - this case? yes, i think that - | our audiences are. i think that one of the — but i can't be sure that fox news' audience has any particular contact with this case. i think that the irony that stretches across both of these situations is that what happened during the coverage that dominion sued about because that fox news was creating a closed loop with its

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$7875 of reporters saying this is $787.5 million. he is technically an officer of the court. he is on the record. that is ridiculous. other media organisations have covered it. extensively, you know, extensively. i have other major newspapers, new york times, wall streetjournal, and wall street journal, and murdoch entity wall streetjournal, and murdoch entity itself, have given it really, really saturation coverage and it deserve that. the irony was that during the coverage that dominion sued about was that fox news was creating a closed loop with its viewers about election claims. basically it was trying to goose, orjuice up was trying to goose, orjuice up the coverage, so that it would sort of like appease or appeal to the fox news viewer so it basically tried to promote the election live. it never had to come clean. now, here we are again, and a

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indictment. where do things go foryear? -- indictment. where do things go for ear? , ., for year? -- when things go from here? _ for year? -- when things go from here? the _ for year? -- when things go from here? the next- for year? -- when things go | from here? the next hearing for year? -- when things go i from here? the next hearing is december. tote from here? the next hearing is december-— from here? the next hearing is december. we won't know what the actual _ december. we won't know what the actual numbers _ december. we won't know what the actual numbers are - december. we won't know what the actual numbers are until - the actual numbers are until the actual numbers are until the next filing, results have to come in the end of this quarter. i don't know where this goes. i suspect, given the nature of 24— hour television, has been so much saturation coverage of this over the last two days. i suspect the appetite for much more coverage of this nature will die pretty quickly and if there isn't any particular development in the legal case, there really won't be much more news around this until december. i think the focus will start to shift back in a legal context to the mar—a—lago documents case and the georgia case, potentially the georgia case, potentially the january six case. it could be that we hear more from other cases. it's even possible that one of those of cases, were they to lead to an indictment,

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as the first prosecution and perhaps not at all. number three, trump's republican poll numbers have gone up as his most ardent supporters have rallied around him. trump's reaction on truth social is to blame d.a. alvin bragg's case on thugs and radical left monsters and accuse bragg of doing joe biden's dirty work. this is an attack on our country the likes of which has never been seen before. the u.s. is now a third world nation, a nation in serious decline, so sad. as for all the saturation coverage, the stark reality doesn't fully hit you untilst the happened, a former president of the united states has been indicted. i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." ♪ ♪ howard: ahead, alaner the can, wits on why he believes all four investigations of donald trump are unfair. the new york indictment caused a media eruption that quickly broke down along partisan lines.

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analyst juliette kayyem. appreciate you talking with us at this truly tragic time. >> yeah, thank you for having me. >> so, we're looking at another deadly mass shooting in this country. the 68th since the start of the year. , this time at michigan state university. and yet, we're not seeing saturation coverage of this shooting. perhaps a sad sign that these deadly incidents have become a pretty normal part of american life. what needs to be done to stop these massacres happening again and again? >> well, we start with the obvious, of course, which is not simply gun ownership or the types of guns that are owned. and the debates that you're seeing here about assault rifle bans or other focusing on specific weapons. so, that's the obvious. then it is who or the age of the person who's trying to get access to these guns. although in the msu case, the perpetrator was older. in many of these cases it is

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lindsey graham. here's the grayest shade of gray and the biggest element, it's the gray a matter between vladimir putin's ears. it's whatever's going on in his mind, and that's what we have to answer. gillian is certain -- and i appreciate her certain i -- about what would provoke american response what we do no -- not know is what will provoke a vladimir putin response. i agree there are things we can do short of launching the nukes to deter vladimir putin, but what we really need to be considering and it's not being a putin tool and it's not being a propagandist to try to say let's attempt to understand his mind because if you don't understand the mind of your enemy, you cannot defeat your enemy. howard: yeah. and that is challenging these days with putin being so isolated. gillian, do you think the saturation coverage of this war by very bravists including those at this -- brave journalists including at this network has hammered hope that putin is a