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-- which i dont think the fake news media would be too happy about. [ booing ] wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. actually, they would be happy! because when im not here, their ratings are going to sink. >> now, i dont know if thats entirely true, but there is a trump bump that we have seen in television ratings and "new york times" subscriptions, et cetera. >> absolutely. >> so i suppose on an individual and an institutional basis, we have to reckon with this. >> yeah. and i think we have to acknowl...

Russian entities. its illegal to use sources from foreign sources in an election. the money came from 23 individuals living in russia. most of the money came from dues and magazine subscriptions but two people made donations toe s totalling more than $500. the nra denies ghef money was used on campaigns. but there are serious questions around wealthy russians and their involvement in the nra. oregon senator ron widyden is looking into the money relating to this man, alexander torshin. hes an all...

I pay michael cohen all the time for stuff. >> its almost like one of the renewable subscriptions you pay monthly for your amazon prime account, right, and who thinks carefully? well, that isnt really ultimately an evasive tactic that will work if the intent of the payments was to aid the campaign. something act the tweets. he talked about ndas and how frequently theyre used for wealthy people. thats not wrong. parties can enter into them, even about allegations that arent proven true, but when ...

I think in this time for the most part, they have had their jobs slapped back in their face by the extremism of this administration. democracy dies in darkness is how "the washington post" sells subscriptions now because they are doing a much more intense job. maybe theyre here because half these people are their sources slipping them notes under the table about the next testimony, about the next scandal, about the next misappropriation of funds or whatever clark kent booth that scott pruitt has...

>> cj is at the forefront of a renaissance in small tarming. -- farming. he has a second job with a d.c. fi firefighter. >> i love it and coming home to the country. >> thousands of others are returning to the land. combining old-school farming with 21st century marketing. >> they are starting a business selling direct at a farmers market or subscriptions. >> a lobbiest should know. in 2 weeks he is leaving the washington rat race to return to his family farm in new hampshire to praise beef to c...

Will keep other people from swamping it and taking its position. >> clint, what do you think of that? >> they are the utility. if you think back, they built the backbone and the most comprehensive social media platform. they bought instagram. if you notice one of the advantages of having a facebook account is you can log into other applications or log into newspapers and things like that in terms of subscriptions which is a lot of benefit and theyve tried to push in money in financial transactio...

Occurred for towns all across the country, places that normally you wont be getting "the new york times" or other outlets. theres an increase in information and not just social media. that you might not be a subscriber. this study was about subscriptions to newspapers. i think theres a certain kind of arrogance and suggesting that unless you have a newspaper in front of you, you wont know whats going on. the average person then could sit in front of their desk top at home and not only see all of...

Mission. they should not need for the president to come. if they want a way to raise scholarships for people, i get that, but the whole spectacle of the president of the united states, whether its barack obama or george bush, is not a good image for us. our image should be we have a tense relationship with the governmen government. the president criticizing the times on a financial level, if we can put a few on the screen. youre at the point where you have 200 million disney only subscriptions. ...

Implemented. >> neil: understood. >> hopefully things will settle down. kneel nile you dont have to wait for tariffs to seat effect on the market or to see it in future trading. >> i think once it hits the pocketbook, it starts -- you know, our subscriptions, whatever we buy, the stuff. >> neil: let me switch around around ask you more general. you cant even afford that but let me get your take, guys, on the president. because roseanne, you know, modern show now out is off the charts, ratings. a...

You write for that paper i read 50 years now, the post. i think theyre talking about the big newspapers, the post at times and theyre talking about the papers in a disparaging way. as you have less readers of papers, its easier to attack them. why would you read "the new york times," its a big chunk of reading to do with the journal, the post. you do learn from it. theyre going after people that dont read the damn papers. thats what i think. >> i think thats right. listen, our subscriptions are ...