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What a time.

"U.S. audiences will be less informed about the world."

Whatever, so i think there's a role for me and other journalists at every available opportunity correct misinformation with accurate information. >> so daniel, that is a noble cause and obviously, in this business, i think that's the right approach, but do you worry that readers and in my case viewers are getting inundated with this constant fact checking and it kind of becomes noise? >> i think there is some of that problem. i think of it as an avalanche problem. you know, trump creates this avalanche of misinformation and so when we try to push back with an avalanche of information, sometime...

Just assume anything. that's a lesson of 2016. don't assume anything. my mom told me, it makes an as of you and me. don't assume anything we know what's going to happen in the upcoming primary season. >> like the democratic party itself, the press should let these candidates run and campaign instead of predetermining who the winner is going to be or the outcome is going to be. >> exactly. >> good advice, brian and daniel. thank you so much for joining me. great conversation. >> thank you. next, i'll speak to a reformed neonazi about the rising tide of hate in america. you won't want to miss ...

Cnn chief media correspondent and host of "reliable sources" brian stelter and washington correspondent for the toronto star, daniel dale. let me start with you, daniel. you fact check president trump's every statement whether it be at a rally or impromptu prezss aval or tweets. what do you think that attention to fact checking has? >> at the most basic level, i think it results in more people getting accurate information. i think the the problem iproble trust anything that comes from the mouth of the president and some people around him and so, you know, even if they generally know he's a lia...