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This morning, meet the press takes a look at our posttruth society and how a changing media landscape has created chaos out of order. Ill talk to dean baquet and martin baron on the assault on truth from social media, russian acto anatomy of a lie, how a story with just a colonkern kernel of truth can metastasize. Well look at russian techniques for confusing the public with countless versions of the truth. And well discuss all of these issues with a panel of experts on media, journalism, and technology. Welcome to sunday. And alternative facts. A special edition of meet the press. The longest...

And john kel lane any. This news coming days before the next big democratic debate. We know snoenator booker was no going to be on the debate stage. What do we know now . Youre right about the timing of this. Were in iowa, a state where cory booker spent a lot of time campaigning as a candidate. The debate stage was going to be critical, especially with the impeachment trial looming, that would take the five senators, now four senators now in the race, out of iowa and put them in washington, d. C. For the trial. All of that factored in. Craig, we often talk about the money thats needed, the li...

Nina Totenberg Democratic Members of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees are asking U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett to recuse herself from participating in a case involving a conservative nonprofit with ties to a group that gave at least $1 million to fund a "national campaign" to win Senate confirmation of her Supreme Court nomination. At her confirmation hearing, Barrett refused to answer questions about whether she would recuse in the case, which was then pending before the court, but had not been granted review. At the time, she said it would "not be appropriate for m...

Justice Amy Coney Barrett Patrick Semansky/AP Democratic Members of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees are asking U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett to recuse herself from participating in a case involving a conservative nonprofit with ties to a group that gave at least $1 million to fund a "national campaign" to win Senate confirmation of her Supreme Court nomination. At her confirmation hearing, Barrett refused to answer questions about whether she would recuse in the case, which was then pending before the court, but had not been granted review. At the time, ...