>> martha: fox news alerts and you are looking live at the courthouse in lower manhattan here as we just got word from the courtroom leisure time ago that the judge in the courtroom admonished the former president and his team, the judge said that the former president was audibly muttering while a juror was speaking and the judge said "i won't tolerate that." so that just happened at the courtroom. >> and the challenge was also the fact that the juror was -- he wanted him to have -- because they thought that she said she could be impartial but had social media posts that apparently had her celebrating trump's loss in 2020 and so they

challenged the judge -- i will join the team at the vibe at the five. thanks for joining us, and sandra smith. >> sandra gray to see you. [laughter] and this is the story. >> president biden, you can't hide. some schmuck stop finding genocide. [chanting] >> martha: some of the folks who turned out, the president had a lot of people cheering him on as well today in his hometown of pennsylvania battleground state crucial to victory come november! pennsylvania will be very important in 2024. former president trump says that is where you should be right now instead he is here in new york city for day two of the hush money trial. more on this with his attorney -- will get a reaction to this admonishment by the judge moments ago when she joins her shortly but in the meantime biden is in a 3d swing through pennsylvania. fox polling shows that he is down two in a state that he flipped blue by eraser thin

margin -- margin in 2020. that is the most recent -- kelly in conway and martin stringer standby but first to white house correspondent peter doocy who is there live with president biden in. [laughter] high. >> within the last 60 seconds or so president biden walked off the stage, first piece of video he played on intro was also protesters outside. this is one of the rare biden particle events over the last couple of months where they managed to keep all of the protesters on the outside. there were no interruptions. president biden has -- stuck entirely to his prepared text and it was heavy on trump. at times he was pretty harsh, making fun of donald trump. he was talking about how if the truth social stock falls anymore he thinks that donald trump would do better on the biden tax plan that a trump

tax plan that he tried to create a contrast between the two on the issue of the economy with this... >> president joe biden: you know, people like donald trump learn very different lessons. you learned about -- best way to get rich is inherited it. not a bad way. he learned that paying taxes or something people that work for a living they'd tell have. hélène people -- telling people "you're fired," it something you laugh about. i guess that's how you look at the world when you grew up in mar-a-lago. --as peter was reporting,

pennsylvania is a obviously very key state because president trump flipped it in 2016. to flip back was by narrow margins in 2020 and it's no surprise that he spending his time in these three days in scranton, pittsburgh and philadelphia. goes over he really drove up the numbers last time around and want to step -- start with you, patrick. want to look at the break down of pennsylvania voters in the most recent post, and here are the groups.

look closely at the situation. so suburban women, biden is winning. rural voters, trump is winning mack 65 and over is leaning biden at this point. generation x look at these numbers, 54 for trump and 42 for biden. so there is a kind of shift we've been seeing. what do you expect to happen in pennsylvania as objectively as you can look at the situation right now? >> a member of that generation x, i just turned 50 a couple months ago. so schmuck and as you know i'm from pennsylvania "-- i do think that the polls are definitely trending in pennsylvania and nationally really towards precedents biden. why? because the economy is in the right track. yes, i know kelly and -- but it is that the .5 statistics canada. gas prices or five dollars, i just got got about an hour ago, 3.40 for a gallon. and listen we know -- things

are moving in the right direction. >> martha: kelly and is very clear that people feel like price pressures are so intense. and julie everywhere i go everyone i talked with her talk about going to the grocery store and being blown a way by how much everything costs. but what do you make a pennsylvania situation. own in on pennsylvania for m me. >> when we flipped it in 2016 it was my reach state as trump's campaign manager, i was on tv six, seven, eight times a including fox news saying that and i think -- look we've got an -- constantly attacking joe biden got the democrats on israel, on -- then a grading other americans this because of the way the boat and some other issues. other thing is that trump will do very well among people who are in union households, among folks who are in the western part of the city and if you can just negate the usual deficits that any reporter can presidential candidate has in the five coloured counties around philadelphia as we did in 2016 he can win and notice

respectively say that congressman, if all this is true about bidenomics and joe biden's great economy where is he talking about donald trump? he is upset with donald trump. is like the chief trump derangement syndrome victim in our society right now i think the fact that joe biden feels in his campaign team feels he has to spend three days in pennsylvania tells you how where they are about it. >> martha: let's -- >> cannot just jump in will click -- >> martha: very quickly, i want to play something for you guys. 22nd. >> very quickly is a contract because joe biden is playing for the middle-class people of pennsylvania versus the top wealthiest 1 percent of this -- >> martha: let's listen to this for michael moore because he is calling out president biden price tags on israel which kellyanne just brought up amino john fetterman has been very hard on the president about this. here's what michael moore had to say, watch this. >> where -- you are going to lose this election in part because too many people are going to stay home, they're

not going to vote for trump calendar not going to switch their vote from you to trump. no. there's not -- as what happened to hitler -- two. and that is what's going to happen to you. >> martha: we will see. marc gauthier -- your take on pennsylvania and it's importance? >> is a hugely important state as kellyanne pointed out but what michael moore is saying over there, the problem that -- the difference between the problem that trump has and what biden has it that trump's base is 100% behind him. he has a problem with swing voters. trenin has a problem with swing voters but he also had a problem with this base so whatever he does to appease the beast, the left-wing pro- hamas base he alienates the swing voters and he reaches out to the swing voters he alienates the base so no matter what he isn't -- and and there is a harris poll, -- had a really troubling statistic for joe biden. fifty-four% of americans

think that he is making decisions about the insur l hamas war based on his political considerations and that is what -- what that means is they think he's weak. they think that he is pandering, that he is taking something important like national security and just taking positions based on his own political interests. there is devastating with both groups. there is anything to jewish voters in michigan and other states and la needing to swing voters and is only needing to the people he has trouble with. >> martha: no matter what side you are on people have to say your conviction they have to explain what her condition is and persuade them to it rather than, you know, sort of moving with the wind as we've seen some of some of these cases. quick last very quick rounder this. this is katie couric talking about at the electoral of them being part of what is driving trump voters. i want to get a very quick response from all three of you for me. >> the social economic disparity.

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those -- should not be paying for their student loans of lawyers and doctors in pennsylvania and common -- just exacerbates that. >> martha: i can only time for marc and just a quick second -- will get to you next time. >> the idea that trump voters are the elite and that katie couric is not represent in the abbey '08, are you kidding me? she is a pretty maid of the that trump voters are revolting against the elites who are so out of touch with the concerns of millions of americans that they think bidenomics is working. it's working for her car is not working for trump voters. >> martha: these labels are hurtful i think the people in the electorate and you want to be spoken to honestly and directly and given integrity and, you know, given her respect will -- i think it would help both sides. thank you all for being here today. former president trump speaking of him just told a judge -- just told by a judge

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response that is "admitted as possible, robot at the same time stressing that the u.s. won't tell israel what it should do. the reports coming from excuse meanwhile hamas reporter leno says that it has only 20 hostages. there should be close to 130 according to the numbers. but they say they have only 20 that they could release under a cease-fire plan coming up the plan originally called for freeing about 40 women, children and the elderly but the wall street journal reporting that mark is having trouble finding that many living hostages. imagine what these people have been through over the course of the last six months. let's go to tel aviv and our correspondent there, jeff paul. hi, jeff. >> hi martha. we know the israeli war cabinet is supposed to meet yet again tonight like they have the past couple of nights to discuss the request of the iranian attack. were having -- he removed

some reports that the meeting might be delayed until tomorrow but it really speaks to the delicate nature of israel's position as he tried to figure out their next move on top of that you've got the idea of who is dealing with the aftermath and the debris of that missile strike from iran primitive generous access to do some of the leftover debris of the iranian attack coming this is the fuel tank you're looking at here spanning 36 feet long coming from just one of the estimated 110 ballistic missiles fired from iran. the idf says it was retreated -- from the dead sea and have air defense system that

>> roye allowed up in the air right now. we will get you more information regarding the war cabinet meeting but it sounds like israel is going to have some sort of response when that will be that is undetermined. martha? >> martha: just call reporting from tel aviv. 's 100 da alvin bragg calls for the maximum fine and possibly for jail time should former president trump violate the gag order against him and the essay he has already done that three ti times. they are three examples that they are putting forward you the judge on that. no decision on it yet. former president trump's attorney alina habba answers our questions after this. day with us. >> you know that this is history in the making and whatever the outcome of this is everything going forward

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asking the judge to whom the former president in contempt of court accusing him of violating a gag order and saying that you should face potential g. talk -- jail time if this happens again. trump attorney alina habba standing by but first to our correspondent on the scene need point. hi, nate. >> hey, martha, damages moments ago in the courtroom judge juan marchant admonishes former but president donald trump for monitoring and gesturing towards a prospective juror while former president trump's lawyers questioned that sure about her credibility specifically regarding a post on social media that was made shortly after the 2020 election. right now lawyers on both sides are bringing up any challenges they have two or about prospective jurors. some of them had in the nightcap others been rented -- and we'll see it -- it just comes out da alvin bragg is asking the court to punish trump for violating a joke -- gag order with social media post about michael cohen and stormy daniels. ideas office asking the court

to find trump $3000 and possibly sentence him to 30 deals in jail. about the e-mails formerly -- to argue that trump should be orbit the trump wrote "thank you, michael bernardi, for relieving the truth about two sleazebag we'll have with their lies and misrepresentations cost our country dearly my the das office is asking the court to require trump to remove the social media post in question, i think trump's evals fraud trial as president. but president trump said today just like he did during the civil fraud trial down the street he is being targeted because of his campaign for president. >> mr. trump: and was paying a lawyer and marking it down as a legal expense of an accountant. i didn't know mark mark it down at -- that's exactly what it was and you get indicted over that? >> support will wrap up and it's about an hour, martha.

i mentioned three jurors have been seated so that means we need nine more. there will be a total of 12 jurors in six alternates when it is also an end on eric on the process is expected to be done in no more than two weeks. are sent back to you. >> martha: thank you very much, nate. the spring and when the former president trump's attorney scott alina habba. alina, will come, attack you with us this afternoon. that may get your action first with these three seated jurors. so they need nine more. seems like they're making decent progress two days into this. and we know that seed four catechism publicly available information, will be the four person mail from west harlem originally from ireland, set to get his news from the new york times, the daily mail, fox msnbc. seat number 9 is a woman a native new yorker cathy merrick and seat number 12 is a man from chelsea who work in oregon --so that they

have a blue state with a blue pool. there is only 20% or so that are republican and conservative and finding a needle in a haystack is going to be really difficult for them. what we're seeing and hearing out of the court is that these attorneys are looking at their social media posts, some of which i challenged because they had celebratory posts when president trump was allegedly lost the 2020 election. and we have that showing clearly. it will be a really difficult process. the fact that they have three

is promising so far. but they have nine more seats to fill and we'll see what the process is. again i do think it will be about two weeks but this is going to be a very difficult job for the defense. >> martha: and we spoke to mccarthy earlier kind of terrorism trial back in the early 2000, said it took him a month to see the jury in that case so we will see. if this two weeks, we'll see how that goes and will hold the people that are seated that -- can be fair. with regard to the judge's order repeatedly admonishing the former president, this time it was for monitoring during the jury selection process and sort of a 20 to one of the jurors who was answering a question. there is also obviously these three media post that the da said violate the gag order and that he could go away to jail for 30 days if he continues to this. new thing that will stop this kind of posting about the witnesses? >> you know, his order was a

big number 1. number 2 how these are posts, some of them are posts made by other people that he we post. you're looking there at a letter from stormy daniels where she denies ever having an affair with the president trump familiar looking at publicly made comments which are frankly in response to these witnesses going on msnbc and cnn and being able to speak. if the ultimate goal, martha, is that you don't think the jury pool, alex pang to me why it is -- is that these witnesses are able to go on and talk about the case? that witnesses can assume with the sin that are the basis for these merchants, how are they allowed to go on cnn and emmitt smith -- msnbc and speak about what they want to speak to but the leading candidate and nominee for the gop can't respond? that is so unconstitutional, there is a duel system of justice and there is no place for it. >> martha: you know, it's a great point because we do see cohen and daniels speaking out quite a bit and that is

exactly the substance of what president trump was tweeting about in this. you know, saying that it's outrageous cannot go in and daniels can do countless tv interviews couples on social and make money on bogus documentaries, he writes, and it says avenatti, this is what he retreated. is prefunny don't you think that the president is praising michael avenatti who was stormy daniels attorney and went to jail after that? waterworld catalina. >> it is quite a world but i'll tell you, people are coming out of the woodworks i think it is very telling that -- to be honest people are sick and tired of seeing it. avenatti was there, he was at one point standing with stormy and profiting from her and now he is looking at this and going "this is actually a witchhunt." i think that -- that is what the american people are doing at the moment. there seeing a counselor flipping undertaking independence and moving them to the republican party because there sick and tired of seeing this on -- injustice and the judge admonishing the defendant,

i've seen it time and time again. i have been admonished like that. is by design. is to make you appear to be inept. it's to make you appear to be stupid in front of a jury and don't think that is not intentional. you know, all the trolls got all the journalists will put that out there. >> martha: a lot of people will interpret that on both sides of people trying to, you know, impact the jury pool and get their message out there before these jury members are chosen which is obviously something that is a bit of a concern. but i want to go back to my question before i let you go. do you think that this threat of 30 days in jail will change the social media actions of the former president in any way or will he keep doing this? >> i don't think so. i think that he is respectful but there has to be boundaries and we should -- is currently on appeal commercials there is also a due process all mentors. we have items on appeal in this case that have not yet been heard. >> martha: is a concern about the possibility of it being -- of him being sent to

jail as ramification? >> no. >> martha: he's not concerned about being sent to jail? >> i don't -- i think lucki anybody's concern about going to jail but if they put him to jail for his first amendment right he will be like nelson mandela. that would be just absurd and frankly they'll when -- >> martha: i just have a second but there two reports -- any reaction to that? is retired or as he just been running around a lot? any thoughts on that? >> if anything is probably brutally bored. i mean it's painful. they make him sit -- the first day was procedural but no, you know, of her the report, it's unlikely. i know him, i sat through trial after trial with him, that never happens. so president trump is incredibly focused. >> martha: alina habba think he was always. where to have you here. alina habba joining us this afternoon and now the articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary and -- let's listen to some of what the republican members have to say about what's going to happen now.

>> section three clause six of the constitution. -- that means all impeachment screaming only four exceptions out of those 21 that i reference instances in which the case became moot or we lacked jurisdiction in the first instance. we don't lack of jurisdiction in this instance, in fact, we have it. secondary mayorkas is still in office alike those four he was neither a member of the u.s. senate and therefore not subject to -- that may lead to the -- nor is he deceased," is he left office. so we retain subject matter jurisdiction over this in that circumstance. were expected and in fact required to conduct its trier -- trial and what that means is we are sworn in, we are going to be sworn in tomorrow as senators, as performing the equivalent of the judge and jury function. where both fighters of fact and also in bude -- imbued

with authority to decide questions of law relative to the impeachment trial. and what all that presupposes is that we will reach a finding of goat -- guilt or innocence. guilty, not guilty. we should be sidestepping this. previously chuck schumer and the democrats have talked a lot about wanting to just table this. never in the history of the united states senate how we addressed articles of impeachment with a motion to table. there now talking about doing a motion to dismiss their back that begs the question, what basis are living -- they have went articulate a position permit exports will hear about that more tomo tomorrow. in any court of law that i know anything about that in order to simply dismiss an accusation, civil or criminal because he will have to make the case that the law doesn't allow what you do what you are doing. doesn't speak -- stake equity about -- or hear a claim upon which a person can be impeached.

have yet to hear them make an argument about phishing to that affect. in the context of rule 12 d6 motion to dismiss in civil litigation, resolve olfaction conferences and assume all facts alleged in favor of the painter, the nonmoving party. and if all that facts are true then and only then will you get to assess that the complaint fails to state a claim upon which relief can be rented. i have yet to hear any articulation of their theory of why they're entitled to a motion to dismiss and in fact as we just read -- heard, read and wright along with the chairman of the house impeachment committee representative mark green in the state of tennessee, if you take all those facts to be true, as i believe we must in this circumstance until he got a chance to be finders of fact ourselves, there can be no doubt that a case for

impeachment can be made and has been made here and that we must convene a trial to find these facts and reach an ultimate verdict as to guilt or innocence. we'll turn out to my friend and colleague from texas, senator cruz. >> rejects witness history being made. only 22 times in our nation's history has the house of representatives presented and delivered articles of impeachment in the senate. only twice in our nations history has a cabinet member been impeached by the house. the stakes of this impeachment are not some technical violation of law. but rather an enormous and growing threat to the lives and safety of millions of americans. every year, under joe biden and alejandro mayorkas, we have seen millions of illegal aliens crossing into this

country. alejandro mayorkas actively aided and abetted the criminal invasion of this country criminal drug cartels and illegal aliens and the consequences have been they after day after day migrants dying. 850 -- in 2018 the drug cartels made roughly $500 million from

human trafficking. in 2022 they made $13 b $13 billion. the single greatest friend human traffickers have ever had has been joe biden and alejandro mayorkas. because under their open border policies, the drug cartels have seen the revenues arise 2600%. every week we see another horrific crime committed by criminal illegal aliens that joe biden and alejandro mayorkas continue to release. lincoln riley khalida 422-year-old woman in georgia nursing student just out for a jog like so many other women who were out for a jog today, believing that even a country where their will be protected and it should have been.

by joe biden and alejandro mayorkas deliberately defy the law the mighty apprehended her killer when he came illegally into this country, he was in el paso. had joe biden and alondra mallorca simply follow the law they would put him in a plane and flown back to burns weller and laker riley will still be alive. by the didn't unify the law, they let him get out. and he went to new york city and other -- another sanctuary city where he was apprehended again congress time for endangering the safety of a child. if new york city had simply put -- followed alaka and put him in jail, laker riley will still be alive but again, new york city at him go in this murder came down to jury -- murderer came down to georgia and beat laker riley to death with a break. jeremy caceres,. [ engine roars ] your old the lowboy in prince georges county maryland just miles from where we are right now, murdered an illegal alien joe biden and a land mallorca's released hi in

just a couple weeks ago that we saw another tragic case and we discovered that alejandro mayorkas and joe biden and simply allowing millions of illegal aliens in at our southern border and they're them in from their home countries. over three to 20,000 last year, including one individual they flew from haiti to boston massac massachusetts. when he got here to boston, massachusetts, what did he do. while he was just arrested for violently raping a 15-year-old girl who severely disabled. the consequences of this open border invasion our innermost and interestingly enough what you just saw is it currently terrifying. the man woman at the house managers or hear, i thank you for your thank -- service coming, scared the living daylights of chuck schumer and the democrats. tomorrow we are going to see chuck schumer throughout 200 years of history, ignore the constitution.

why? because he doesn't want these managers to present the evidence of the people dying because of their policies. that just her -- have died yesterday in a before the people that will die tomo tomorrow. you want to know how terrified the democrats are of hearing the evidence? everyone recognizes the single most endangered democrat senator on the ballot this year is jon tester from montana. i don't know how many other reporters were in the changer -- chamber for the reading of the articles but jon tester was thought -- standing on the floor before the managers arrived at another managers arrived, he turned and ran. presumably in to the cloakroom. and if you look at the democrats slide virtually every democrat was there but jon tester was nowhere to be found -- >> martha: we'll continue to monitor this as the senators give their case for the impeachment for the department of homeland security -- alejandro

mayorkas and with that i want to bring a house judiciary committee chairman and oversight committee member ohio republican jim jordan. gaddafi with us, thank you for joining us. >> you bet. >> martha: you just heard set -- senator cruz talk about what happened to laker riley and that if the law had been upheld he said, this never would have happened, and the reason that the impeachment was brought in the house was because of the belief that mallorca's -- mayorkas is not a part -- reporting a lot and it's a violation but i just want to play this exchange between -- between mayorkas and then bishop earlier about the laken riley case. and want to get the facts on the other side of this. here we go. >> which was it in mr ibarra's case. humanitarian reasons or significant -- group -- >> i don't have the case details with me today. >> are not really asking detail i'm only asking for one simple fact.

>> my answer remains the same. >> you don't know? >> other said, i don't have the details with respect to the individual's case. >> martha: i mean, given the loss of life of this young woman, how is it even possible that secondary mayorkas does not know of the top of his head whether mr ibarra was kept in this country under for humanitarian reasons or significant public health benefit. >> yeah. i don't know. you think you would know that but remember this is the same guy who in front of our committee two years ago we asked him how many on the terrorist watch list, what's the status of those individuals, you know, were -- i did -- and he said "i'll have to get back with you." so there's a second article breach of trust there -- not only has he not follow the law but you has breached public trust in him being able to give his answers to questions like that that should be obvious. but we have actually asked for all these individuals who have done harm to americans and whether it's staff --

whether it -- we want to know the case files on all of those so what he just at the congress man bishop is "i have to check the file i don't have it in front of me," we've asked for all those files and secondary jon tester will not give them to the committee so that is a huge problem coupled with all the other things they've done wrong relative to our borders before so what do you say to those in the senate and some of them are republicans who say this isn't how we do th this, we don't impeach a cabinet member, is unprecedented or hasn't happened for an extraordinary longtime, and he simply carrying out the policy of the white house which appointed -- will pointed h him? >> fair enough, but it's also unprecedented what's happening on our border. and we know it started with the one when this administration said we are no longer going to have remained in mexico, where going to start building the wall and when you get here you will not be detained, he will be released. >> martha: so ignitors problem has not impacted voters at least according to the polls payment using a

situation at the u.s. border with mexico with a large number of migrants seeking to enter the u.s. in leading to more crime, 57% say yes. it would be helpful if it would -- and some thoughts on how to stop it, how to assuage the threat that is presented in august the people are clear on the. >> the country --, of the country gets it and they don't appreciate the secretary of homeland security telling us everything is fine. so that is why is at the top of every poll done and frankly i think one of the many reasons why president trump will be our next president. >> martha: we will see. on richmond jim borden, chairman, always good to see you. so npr suspends one of their veteran editors. he is believe -- i believe he is a pulitzer prize winner after a scathing essay the hero that claimed from the inside of npr that there were just rampant liberal bias. and a lack of a loud -- allowing diverse viewpoints inside the media organization

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>> martha: it looks like they're moving along quickly on the jury selection process. there are now up to six jurors who have been seated in the trump so-called hush money trial here in new york city for the former president so mayor eric adams was just outside the courthouse, he'd -- had a quick comment countless watch. >> are you confident that jurors in your city will be fair to former president trump? >> new york is diversity and

that's why -- >> martha: well this is a letter the so-called hush money payment situation to porn star stormy daniels. the former president says you did nothing wrong in this situation. you said outside the court this morning it had to do with legal expenses, that will be part of their defense and all of this and will stay on top of it of course. so this story for you now and npr editor now suspended for failing to get approval to right this piece which was a blockbuster. "i've been at npr for 25 years. here is how we lost america's trust. ." in that senior editor writes "there is an unspoken consensus about the stories we should pursue and how they should be framed. is frictionless and the story after -- one story after another about instances about

supported racism, transphobia, sans of climate -- the climate -- apocalypse, excuse me, israel doing something bad, and the dire threats of public and policies. it's all smart -- almost like an assembly wrote uri berliner who is a longtime editor at npr and moments, jonathan turley, but first a chief washington correspondent mike emanuel with the back story here and mr uri berliner's. >> a senior editor said the election of former president trump was rooted at npr with a mixture of disbelief, anger and despair. uri berliner said the rise of advocacy a network the car from the trump era. he argues what began as death, straightforward coverage of him veered towards efforts to damage or topple his presidency. uri berliner wrote in the free press "it's true npr has always had a liberal bent about during most of my tenure here and open-minded curious culture prevailed. we were nerdy but not knee-jerk activists or scolding.

in recent years however that has changed. npr executive -- in a memo to staff obtained by fox "we are proud to stand behind the exceptional work that our desk -- a wild -- we believe that inclusion among our staff with our sourcing and in our overall coverage is critical to telling the new -- stories of this country and our world." of the controversy and he is suspended without pay for five days, martha. >> martha: mike, thank you very much without we bring in constitutional attorney and fox news conservator jonathan turley. jonathan withey have you with us. there are number of stories that mr berliner talks about this, he talks about covid and the way they were told to frame that story to stay far away from any suggestion that it might have come from the wuhan covid lab down the street. also he talks about the russian collusion story surrounding president trump and he said as part of that that editor adam schiff was pretty much their main source

on this story come that they were in touch with him and getting feedback from him on a very regular basis mike i want to remind everybody what was being said by adam schiff at that point. let's watch this march 22nd npr interview. >> we have seen ample evidence of collusion very much in the public eye. whether that evidence must approve without reasonable doubt as a criminal conspiracy i've always it will be up to miller but the evidence of the relationship between the trump campaign and the presidents in russia needs to be exposed." >> martha: the evidence needs to be exposed, he said. jonathan turley your thoughts on this? >> this falls into that category in the media of stories too good to check, you know, the npr ran with a number of false stories not just russian collusion, also on the lafayette park controversy. there are moves false statements or stories on that. they kept them up after they

were disproven. and what this editor has done was to simply confirm what all of us knew that they -- that npr has become unrelentingly partisan and they've engaged in this type of advocacy journalism. but the end of the day mar martha, it doesn't matter what the slant is or whether it's slanted, we need to have a discussion in this country about state-funded media. you know, npr is indistinguishable from media outlets like msnbc or cnn, but they don't receive the subsidies. the question is why the united states, every taxp taxpayer, should subsidize npr. you know, the npr audience is overwhelmingly wealthy, certainly mineral -- better off than most americans get over my only white in their overwhelmingly liberal. about 70 sens identify themselves as liberals and that they expect every taxpayer who support them.

so the question is as a country is this really what we want to do? do we want the government funding, particular media platforms over others. >> martha: we know there's been a lot of pushback from the new ceo at npr, she says that. [laughter] insurance with liberty mutual. we got a bit of a situation. [ metal groans] sure, i can hold. ♪ liberty liberty liberty liberty ♪ in theaters now. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do.

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my name is dana bellefeuille, and my husband and i own the village bakery located in hayden, idaho. our mission is to employ people with different abilities. tiktok is allowing us to show what acceptance looks like on a day-to-day basis, here at the bakery. this is a community of just complete and utter love. it's the people that lift you up when you're down. people on tiktok do that on a daily basis, and i've never found a community like that, ever. >> martha: that's the story for today, folks. thank you for joining me, always good to have you with us and the story goes on tomorrow so we look forward to joining you then. "your world "starting just a few seconds and a looks like it's closing positive territory. asked you back here tomorrow. >> ♪ ♪ >> neil: -