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>> james: people canceling their subscriptions. >> mike: they are going away but its not fast enough. >> eric: if the editorial page any blatant error like this, can you imagine. >> james: even after they corrected it, they are still smearing her. i think maybe they think they have legal cover but it still ties her without any facts to the 2011 attack. >> eric: sarah palin had a map showing congressional districts that she thought were vulnerable or available to republicans to pick up and there ...

Hiring all kinds of new people. >> theyre moving on directors, bringing in new young people. >> which is the only way the newspaper will survive, i get that. i think symbolically getting rid of their public editor matters, but brian, you know that its a very hard thing for someone to be paid by the "new york times" and legitimately criticize them is complicated. and liz spade, now, she took on values i believe in, is that in covering trump we should adhere to legacy values of fairness and balanc...

Magazines where they make more money, you cant afford to be in third place and not move the needle at all. heres what i think about pelle. pelle has a lot of good things. i share most of his values as a journalist. but he mimicked, he i am indicated dan rather, even edward r.murrow in an age where its a much different television medium. its more fluid, its more relaxed. his formality from that era when television was more formal with someone speaking down to you from the heights of the anchor de...

I wrote one editorial excoriating the nuclear freeze that caused the largest number of canceled subscriptions in the history of the magazine, which i was very proud of. >> [ chuckles ] what was his writing like? >> its always been extremely step by step logical. if you can read a column by charles about something and you can still disagree with him after youre through with it, then you know you must have a pretty good argument. >> [ chuckles ] those arguments had conservative columnists like wil...

Excoriating the nuclear freeze that caused the largest number of canceled subscriptions in the history of the magazine, which i was very proud of. >> [ chuckles ] what was his writing like? >> its always been extremely step by step logical. if you can read a column by charles about something and you can still disagree with him after youre through with it, then you know you must have a pretty good argument. >> [ chuckles ] those arguments had conservative columnists like william f. buckley wonder...

>> tucker: theyre not interested in protecting their people. how we carr, one of the whitest men in new england. thanks for joining us. >> thank you tucker. >> tucker: he is been blaming viewers for years, 12 million people drop their subscriptions to espn in 2011. part of it is because they have moved politically to a radical place. up next, well talk a sports journalist jason whitlock of former espn employee on one of the most famous men in sports about what exactly is going on, why are they d...

People. how we carr, one of the whitest men in new england. thanks for joining us. >> thank you tucker. >> tucker: he is been blaming viewers for years, 12 million people drop their subscriptions to espn in 2011. part of it is because they have moved politically to a radical place. up next, well talk a sports journalist jason whitlock of former espn employee on one of the most famous men in sports about what exactly is going on, why are they doing this? stay tuned

Money to peddle anything true or not true? >> subscriptions up at "the new york times," at "the washington post," everybody has benefited because his presidency is unpredictable, its always something different every day, its a crisis ever since he announced his candidacy. but i want to go back to a point that weve made around anonymous sources and this is why, its having an effect, look at the polling before the call me firing in mid-april and then look at it after a week of nonstop negative cov...

Yet the news programs, viewership is up substantially during the first months, the subscriptions of "the new york times," "washington post," those are up, isnt he actually helping the very media that he savages? >> yeah, but there is a more important point i want to make. what happened yesterday was not the signing of a law. it was the first of multiple, lets not compare a bill signing for a law, whether or not we agree with it. one thing to watch for, president trump at the white house yesterda...

>> just blah. >> so we know whats in it, right? >> right. then you can read it. >> worked last time. >> it worked last time. >> you can see it being carried out in the world. >> failing "new york times," whose subscriptions are up like 8 billion percent. >> totally failing. >> totally failing. >> thats why ooiim here. >> failure makes you stronger. >> it does. >> you know what? youre stronger in broken places. do you know what i mean? new york times is like 800,000 times stronger. you said you h...