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It appears it's a two-way street back and forth. mark require's extraordinary. that's like the exception to the rule. the rule is you have dozens of democrats who served in the obama administration are now back in the media or vice versa. you have an enormous number of their family members who work in administration and on the hill. cnn, there are seven over there. msnbc, chris matthews and others. there are several. it's it's a social relationship, geographic relationship, pretty much on the east coast. pretty much new york and washington and washington, d.c. that you have the whole rest of t...

I don't know your phone number. aw well. he doesn't know our phone number! you have our fax number, obviously... today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. mark: welcome back. the subject is unfreedom of the press. pete: it was probably the most of fascinating chapter of this

Book on the "new york times." the "times" so pioneered the idea of unbiased journalism. but when it came to the holocaust and world war ii they were worse than that. why? mark require's shock. and how most of of it is shock is how most of americans don't know about this. it's mostly covered up. how many businesses would still be around if they did their best to censor what took place in the holocaust. the "new york times" and many scholars i cite, three in particular who have written outstanding books. the "new york times" during the course of the holocaust, they pushed the news to the back pa...

Journalists who have thin skin. >> they say they are under greater threat than they have been before. mark: the "new york times" publisher said the same thing. they are i will lit that when it comes to history. john adams, the sedition act. he put journalists in prison. he shut down newspapers. it was a big problem. jefferson ran against this. jefferson won. jefferson got rid of the sedition act. you have abraham lincoln during the civil war. they shut down 300 newspapers. put a number of journalists in prison for a variety of reasons. you can argue one way or another. but that's what they did...

Become the head of the library of congress. he wrote a whole book on this. pete: president trump calls them fake news. mark: that's right, these are pseudoevents. they are creations. the "new york times" ran an op-ed by someone called anonymous. the news was who wrote it? they wornlt tell us. why was that news? who is behind the effort to sabotage the president from within? that was the big news. but the "new york times" wouldn't tell us. they run a wholly anonymous op-ed. when jim acosta disrupts a press conference or nation absurd allegations, he knows what he's doing. creating fake news, st...