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All In With Chris Hayes

himself, and it's really professor named dr. gonell warped. actually released a kind of hostage breathlessly covered by the murdoch-owned near post, claiming that the government is out to get him. >> i will volunteer to inform the u.s. government about potentially security breach. and about compromising information about a man vowing to be the next president. i am now being hunted by the very same people who i informed and may have to leave on the run for the rest of my life. >> okay, i will admit i did not quite know what to make of all of this. it would seem not that, credible kind of amazing in some ways. also noteworthy, as it relates to less credibility. james comer however was undeterred. last, week he went to the from the airwaves to shame all of us who are there to question the integrity of his lost informant. >> he is very credible, of the people who made fun of me when

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Nicky Campbell

allegation, fuelling the fire? your auestion allegation, fuelling the fire? your question was _ allegation, fuelling the fire? your question was is _ allegation, fuelling the fire? your question was is this _ allegation, fuelling the fire? your question was is this any _ allegation, fuelling the fire? your question was is this any other business _ question was is this any other business and _ question was is this any other business and i— question was is this any other business and i had _ question was is this any other business and i had trouble . question was is this any other- business and i had trouble answering initiativ— business and i had trouble answering initially because _ business and i had trouble answering initially because the _ business and i had trouble answering initially because the fact _ business and i had trouble answering initially because the fact of— business and i had trouble answering initially because the fact of an - initially because the fact of an allegation— initially because the fact of an allegation is— initially because the fact of an allegation is reportable - initially because the fact of an allegation is reportable and l initially because the fact of an allegation is reportable and ii initially because the fact of an - allegation is reportable and i would not criticise — allegation is reportable and i would not criticise the _ allegation is reportable and i would not criticise the bbc— allegation is reportable and i would not criticise the bbc and _ allegation is reportable and i would not criticise the bbc and anyone . not criticise the bbc and anyone else for— not criticise the bbc and anyone else for the _ not criticise the bbc and anyone else for th— not criticise the bbc and anyone else forth ~. ., , , , else for the otherwise they will be a of doinu else for the otherwise they will be a of doing what — else for the otherwise they will be a of doing what depressed - else for the otherwise they will be a of doing what depressed there l a of doing what depressed there which is never reporting on their own, allegations of their own wrongdoing. fir own, allegations of their own wrongdoing-— own, allegations of their own wronaudoin. , ,_ ., , wrongdoing. or press criminality. but knowing _ wrongdoing. or press criminality. but knowing the _ wrongdoing. or press criminality. but knowing the name _ wrongdoing. or press criminality. but knowing the name of - wrongdoing. or press criminality. but knowing the name of the - wrongdoing. or press criminality. i but knowing the name of the person is not _ but knowing the name of the person is not in _ but knowing the name of the person is not in the — but knowing the name of the person is not in the public— but knowing the name of the person is not in the public interest- but knowing the name of the person is not in the public interest for- is not in the public interest for the reasons— is not in the public interest for the reasons i— is not in the public interest for the reasons i have _ is not in the public interest for the reasons i have given. - is not in the public interest for the reasons i have given. and| is not in the public interest for- the reasons i have given. and even the reasons i have given. and even the sun— the reasons i have given. and even the sun say— the reasons i have given. and even the sun say this, _ the reasons i have given. and even the sun say this, part— the reasons i have given. and even the sun say this, part of— the reasons i have given. and even the sun say this, part of the - the sun say this, part of the problem _ the sun say this, part of the problem i_ the sun say this, part of the problem i have _ the sun say this, part of the problem i have with - the sun say this, part of the problem i have with the - the sun say this, part of that problem i have with the way the sun say this, part of the - problem i have with the way the bbc have handled — problem i have with the way the bbc have handled this _ problem i have with the way the bbc have handled this is— problem i have with the way the bbc have handled this is that _ problem i have with the way the bbc have handled this is that it— problem i have with the way the bbc have handled this is that it wants - have handled this is that it wants to self— have handled this is that it wants to self emulate _ have handled this is that it wants to self emulate itself, _ have handled this is that it wants to self emulate itself, like - have handled this is that it wants to self emulate itself, like the i to self emulate itself, like the nronks— to self emulate itself, like the monks did _ to self emulate itself, like the monks did in _ to self emulate itself, like the monks did in the _ to self emulate itself, like the monks did in the middle - to self emulate itself, like the| monks did in the middle ages. to self emulate itself, like the - monks did in the middle ages. these sun have _ monks did in the middle ages. these sun have an— monks did in the middle ages. these sun have an agenda _ monks did in the middle ages. these sun have an agenda that _ monks did in the middle ages. these sun have an agenda that they- monks did in the middle ages. these sun have an agenda that they are - monks did in the middle ages. thesei sun have an agenda that they are not super— sun have an agenda that they are not super about, — sun have an agenda that they are not superabout, rupert— sun have an agenda that they are not super about, rupert murdoch - sun have an agenda that they are not super about, rupert murdoch keeps. super about, rupert murdoch keeps the bbc, _ super about, rupert murdoch keeps the bbc, wants— super about, rupert murdoch keeps the bbc, wants to _ super about, rupert murdoch keeps the bbc, wants to see _ super about, rupert murdoch keeps the bbc, wants to see it _ super about, rupert murdoch keeps the bbc, wants to see it destroyed, | the bbc, wants to see it destroyed, the bbc, wants to see it destroyed, the bbc_ the bbc, wants to see it destroyed, the bbc is _ the bbc, wants to see it destroyed, the bbc is effectively _ the bbc, wants to see it destroyed, the bbc is effectively commercial. the bbc is effectively commercial rival because _ the bbc is effectively commercial rival because it _ the bbc is effectively commercial rival because it takes _ the bbc is effectively commercial rival because it takes gaze -

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Nicky Campbell

it is it any of our business? there seems to be if you want to call it some questionable behaviour, is this merely a matter for the presenter, his conscience and family? the classic one, is it in the public interest or merely of interest to the public? for some of you there are legal aspects, moral aspects, ethical aspects... you there are legal aspects, moral aspects, ethicalaspects... is this aspects, ethicalaspects... is this a proxy war on the bbc by mr murdoch? summersaying a proxy war on the bbc by mr murdoch? summer saying that. the bbc themselves have broken one of the stories about the presenter, the bbc which you pay for, do they have a duty to you and for full disclosure? the star salaries came out yesterday. does his role, whatever it is at the bbc, mean open season? the right to know, against his right to anonymity or merely an unedifying appetite for the salacious? and the family at the heart of the original

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The Beat With Ari Melber

producer. we live in a country, we get this heroin level demand. people say, show me when there's results. i say, those are the results. here's another one. i get that certain things move slowly, but they certainly at a political, business, and audience level are paying for it. then you have the role they play in whether there's going to be an alternative to trump. you're here. we want to get you on this. there are republicans that want to get murdoch to see them as the alternative. ron desantis before he ran was seen as that option. "the new york times" says desantis has started to lose so badly the murdoch family is turning on him. the shine has come off the stone. murdoch's sour on desantis. they can smell a loser. polls plummeting by over 20 points. what does it tell you, james, that the idea of desantis at a distance is apparently playing differently than the actual real desantis now that he's running?

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CNN This Morning

that was the time that murdoch got a toehold with the "new york post." we are living with that today. lucy's adventures in the world of tabloids and how people are trying to push her journalism to a place she is not comfortable is apparent on certain other channels where we see that all the time, the pursuit of ratings over facts and truth. that's where this really began in earnest in the united states. >> there is a lot of parallels. the disinfected the vietnam veterans that ike is with and kind of getting into the mentality of what they were thinking and what drove them to make decisions. it's a fascinating overall book. like everybody in washington i was reading the acknowledgment and sources pages, jake, at the end of the book, just for -- i am not in them. which is fine. i am not taking that personally. >> you were between the lines, philip.

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The Turning Point Split Screen

is the way in which it's integrated to the political activities of a specific american party. - mr. ailes is here, and he might like to-- - roger ailes actually advised nixon in the white house, on communications matters, and ailes and murdoch sought to make fox's studios the replacement for the smoke-filled backrooms that the old party bosses used to have. [crowd cheering] the thing about trump-- like murdoch, like ailes--he was willing to steamroll a convention. - the united states is run by stupid people. we have stupid leadership. - he was willing to steamroll norms. - he's not a war hero. - he's a war hero. - he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to-- - he didn't really care about playing by anybody else's rules, and many of the figures that trump was attacking were the figures that fox had been attacking. - but i'm glad to have you. - i think it's very important that it wasn't just trump. it was trump and one of our two major political parties,

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Americas Newsroom

this kind of dna evidence is damning. i wonder how the defense will explain a way his dna on a knife sheath at the scene. >> martha: it is a huge development in this case that they found that. now the dna testing is back. i want to ask you about another case, nancy. judge neumann who handled the murdoch trial in a skillful way. a way a lot of people, his closing when he looked right at alex murdaugh and talked about him seeing his wife and son nightly in his dreams. he said he feels sorry for alex murdaugh in an interview he did. let's watch a piece of this. >> i feel sorry for him. i cannot imagine him having a peaceful night knowing what he did. i'm sure if he had an opportunity to do it over again, he would never do it.

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Amol Rajan Interviews

know. a5 is a man of few words as we know. as we know murdoch is, murdoch is a man of action and when he does something like sending a fax to his, giving jerry hall the heave ho. the way he does. he is monstrous. also, that's interesting. he said earlier, _ also, that's interesting. he said earlier, we've had some good times, jerry, which is one way of saying it. he has worked with some of the biggest stars both behind and in front of the camera. it was averse to play hannibal lecter in the film debbie mount hunter, giving an intense performance.— hunter, giving an intense performance. did you get my car? i got — performance. did you get my car? i got it. _ performance. did you get my car? i got it, thank— performance. did you get my car? i got it, thank you. i performance. did you get my car? i got it, thank you. how| car? i got it, thank you. how is officer— car? i got it, thank you. how is officer stuart? _ car? i got it, thank you. how is officer stuart? he - car? i got it, thank you. how is officer stuart? he is i car? i got it, thank you. how is officer stuart? he is fine. l is officer stuart? he is fine. emotional _ is officer stuart? he is fine. emotional problems, i- is officer stuart? he is fine. | emotional problems, i hear. is officer stuart? he is fine. i emotional problems, i hear. no, of course you don't. it

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Amol Rajan Interviews

explained. that's the strength. he never ever explain. why has succession _ he never ever explain. why has succession be _ he never ever explain. why has succession be so _ he never ever explain. why has succession be so successful? i he never ever explain. why has l succession be so successful? we see the horrible, horrible drunk. ~ �* , ., , drunk. we've seen all these ignominious _ drunk. we've seen all these ignominious people. - drunk. we've seen all these - ignominious people. succession ta -s into ignominious people. succession taps into something _ ignominious people. succession taps into something very - taps into something very contemporary. because of donald trump. contemporary. because of donald trum-. ~ ., ., contemporary. because of donald trum-. ~ ., .. ., trump. murdoch to a certain extent. murdoch _ trump. murdoch to a certain extent. murdoch is - trump. murdoch to a certain extent. murdoch is canny. i trump. murdoch to a certain | extent. murdoch is canny. he trump. murdoch to a certain i extent. murdoch is canny. he is much canny. it is a lot smarter, i think. much canny. it is a lot smarter, ithink. because he doesn't declare himself. i think that's the element. that lack of self declaration. logan is a man of few words as we

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