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Unbelievably juicy and i looked at it and said this is too good, it's too new. and when i -- i came to learn years later from a senior officer that in fact it was planted in an effort to discredit me. you have to be careful when handling documents to authenticate them and you have to show them to the people you're going to write about or broadcast about and get their responses to it. >> and there is at this point this sort of ratcheting up of the stakes, because of this idea of fake news that if you -- there's a real incentive on the part of the white house to kind of get people to get stuff w...

>> and there is at this point this sort of ratcheting up of the stakes, because of this idea of fake news that if you -- there's a real incentive on the part of the white house to kind of get people to get stuff wrong, even on sort of easy stuff, not big cloak and dagger stuff with documents being fabricated but easy stuff. because at this point it's such a kind of core narrative that they're telling the country about basically them against a duplicitous press. >> let's remember that vladimir putin in his sophisticated operation has an interest to flooding the u.s. and europe journalists with ...

And it tends to get the most attention when it is a personnel issue, like it is right now with mr. o'reilly, who again indisputably has very good ratings, and is the king of cable news. so sometimes you get into a pickle with a personnel issue like they've got right now which continues to seem not just untenable, but increasingly untenable for the outfit that is the biggest deal in this whole business. sometimes it's personnel issues. sometimes, though, when cable news gets wobbly, it's not on a personnel issue, it's on the substance. it's because of mistakes. and mistakes do happen. we had to...

About the real credibility they've got with him right now. so cable news as an institution, sometimes does get into a pickle like this. and it tends to get the most attention when it is a personnel issue, like it is right now with mr. o'reilly who again indisputably has very good ratings, and is the king of cable news. so sometimes you get into a pickle with a personnel issue like they've got right now which continues to seem not just untenable, but increasingly untenable for the outfit that is the biggest deal in this whole business. sometimes it's personnel issues. sometimes, though when cab...

Also, the fine that duke energy is now paying for one of their giant toxic coal ash lagoons bursting in north carolina, looks like it's not the second largest fine anybody's ever paid under the clean water act. maybe it's the fourth largest? it's hard to find a definitive score for this kind of stuff it turns out. other people have reported that duke is paying the second largest fine here ever. but i think now looking at it again, that they're probably fourth largest and not second largest. in which case i got that wrong, too, i'm sorry. i'm honestly very sorry about that. i regret the error. ...