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Trump aide says New York Times published a "garbage" story

"I would take the entire article and throw it in the trash," Trump senior communications advisor Jason Miller says, responding to an article that describes a "sputtering" campaign and an "erratic" candidate.

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Former Time Inc. editor says Trump is a "demagogue"

Is Trump challenging the normal rules of journalism? Veteran journalist John Huey says the candidate is a "full bore demagogue who's very skilled at manipulating televised media and social media."

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Trump campaign taking aim at media bias

Trump aide Jason Miller says "one of the biggest problems that we have is the filter with which news is being presented to people." He explains the campaign's recent media criticism.

Trump's "art of the blame"

Media critic Jennifer Pozner and NewsmaxTV Host Steve Malzberg debate the cause and the consequences of Trump's fraught relationship with the media.

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Inside the "press pen"

Some Trump supporters regularly boo journalists at rallies. But others are friendlier. Jill Colvin, political reporter for The Associated Press, describes her experiences.

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"We want open, honest and fair elections," Trump advisor says

Donald Trump has warned that the election could be "rigged" against him. Brian Stelter and Trump senior communications advisor Jason Miller discuss whether this is a "dangerous" thing to say.

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Sean Hannity peddling conspiratorial ideas about Clinton's health

Brian Stelter says Sean Hannity's coverage of Hillary Clinton health conspiracy theories has been "reckless." He recommends that Hannity actually interview reporters who cover Clinton.

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Two co-presidents replacing Roger Ailes

Vanity Fair contributing editor Sarah Ellison tells Brian Stelter that the Murdochs are trying to move on after the Roger Ailes sexual harassment scandal, but she expects many more stories to come.

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Last week's show

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Why Trump voters say the media is biased

A panel of four pro-Trump commentators -- Scottie Nell Hughes, John Phillips, Amy Kremer, and Kristin Tate -- describe why they believe the media treats Trump unfairly.

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Does Trump's anti-media campaign help him win votes?

Do Donald Trump's broadsides against television networks and newspapers actually help him woo undecided voters? Amy Kremer and Scottie Nell Hughes discuss.

Wolff: Trump's an entertainer and the media should cover him that way

Trump is thrilling to watch while Hillary Clinton is "boring," columnist Michael Wolff says. He asserts that the presidential race would be upended by Trump's performance at the presidential debates.

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Media must challenge Trump's "rigged" claims

In a passionate essay, "Reliable Sources" host Brian Stelter says the press must push back on Trump's unsubstantiated warnings of a "rigged election." He calls it "unpatriotic" to let Trump slide.

Cable newscasts striving for Clinton-Trump balance

Journalists have disdain for both Trump and Clinton, Mediaite founder Dan Abrams says.

Day in the life of a pro-Trump commentator

"Clinton supporters" have been on TV for years. "Trump supporters" are new. Brian Stelter asks a panel about how they prepare for debates and how they're treated by TV networks.

How will the Murdochs change Fox News?

Michael Wolff says changes are coming to the editorial tone of Fox News now that Roger Ailes is out and Rupert Murdoch's sons are asserting their influence.

Two weeks ago

Wide receiver James Jones of the Packers catches a touchdown pass thrown by quarterback Aaron Rodgers in the second quarter against the 49ers on Saturday.

Trump campaign says debate schedule conflicts with NFL games

Jason Miller, senior communications advisor for Donald Trump, says the campaign will seek to negotiate new dates for debates that conflict with NFL games.

Trump's top communications advisor tackles media bias

Jason Miller, who joined the Trump campaign as senior communications advisor in June, discusses media bias, journalists' treatment of the Trump campaign, and the so-called "blacklist" of prominent news outlets.

Trump campaign sidesteps Khan questions; focuses on "radical Islamic terrorism"

Brian Stelter speaks with Trump campaign senior communications advisor Jason Miller about Trump's back-and-forth involving Khizr Khan, father of a Muslim American soldier slain in Iraq in 2004.

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Press rising to the post-convention occasion?

Fact-checking, false equivalencies and gut feelings about candidates — Brian Stelter talks about it all with the BBC's Kim Ghattas, The Washington Post's Margaret Sullivan and The Baltimore Sun's David Zurawik.

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Julian Assange responds to Hillary Clinton

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says Hillary Clinton is "trying to undermine our publication" and distract from the disclosures in the DNC email hack.

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Dan Rather says Clinton is the "underdog"

After two weeks of conventions, Dan Rather says Hillary Clinton is a "slight underdog" as Donald Trump "dominates almost every news cycle."

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Is the Fox News shake-up just beginning?

Margaret Sullivan, the first reporter to interview Gretchen Carlson after Roger Ailes resigned, says Fox News needs a "culture change." David Zurawik says we "need to know who else in the chain of command knew about this."

How media's handling the 2016 race

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Bernstein: The entire election is about "Trumpism"

Clinton or Trump -- who's harder to cover?

Green Party getting short shrift from media?

Controversy over CNN's hiring of Corey Lewandowski

Is fact-checking hopeful or hopeless?

Meet Trump's press-shy press secretary

Trump actually LOVES the media

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Cenk Uygur criticizes "establishment media" coverage of Sanders

What journalists should do when Trump talks about conspiracy theories

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Washington Post editor explains Trump investigation

Ari Fleischer says many journalists have "disdain for the voters"

Nate Silver answers critics of Trump call

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Jim Lehrer laments the "coarseness" of the 2016 campaign

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The social media election: Emojis, tweets and Pivit predictions

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Bob Schieffer asks: are we seeing the end of political parties?

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Treating Trump like news or entertainment?

Vanden Heuvel says press should stop being polite, start saying "lies"

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Is Trump a "post-truth" candidate?

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Why investigative reporters must scrutinize politicians' pasts

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Examining the media's narrative about Clinton and Biden

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How GOP candidate Rick Santorum combats the 'siloing' of the news

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Carl Bernstein calls 2016 campaign the 'ultimate celebrity clash'

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Anderson Cooper says he is 'overpreparing' for Democratic debate

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Advisor: Trump has 5 years' worth of media requests

Jake Tapper's strategy to spur real debate

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Supporters say Bernie Sanders is getting short shrift from media

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Flashback: what reporters should remember from past primaries

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Carl Bernstein on the 'Trump Problem'

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Why Clinton campaign decided to take on the Times

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Huff. Post labels Trump "entertainment," not politics

Hillary Clinton ready to give interviews

Cosmo editor on influence of women's magazines in 2016 election

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How press should cover crowded 2016 field

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Bernie Sanders slams press for campaign coverage

Anthony Weiner on Clinton campaign coverage

Online exclusives

NYT CEO discusses Trump's treatment of media

New York Times Company CEO Mark Thompson compares Donald Trump's media "blacklist" and more severe limitations on the press in other countries.

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Pincus on problems with terror coverage

Walter Pincus, acclaimed national security reporter says the "personal" nature of the current terror threat preys on people's fears.

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Fired L.A. Times publisher Austin Beutner laments the state of newspapers

Newspaper owners are "hoping tomorrow looks like today" instead of adapting to the Internet, former L.A. Times publisher Austin Beutner tells Brian Stelter.

Dan Rather says CBS News 'caved' to corporate pressure

Dan Rather says the "firewall" between newsgathering and corporate interests has been "completely obliterated."

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How it feels to be one of Bill O'Reilly's pinheads

When Scott Weiner, a San Francisco city official, was ambushed by Fox News, he refused, saying "Fox News isn't real news." He tells Brian Stelter the story.

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A media double standard when a shooter is Muslim?

Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, a correspondent for HBO's "Vice," and Noor Tagouri, an independent journalist, discuss the coverage of the Chattanooga shooting.

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Does the subpoena sent to Reason magazine threaten free speech?

Brian Stelter speaks with Matt Welch, the editor of Reason magazine, about the recent DOJ subpoena regarding web comments that rocked the publication.

Some of Brian's favorite interviews

"Racial anxiety" as a factor in Trump's rise

Are news outlets reluctant to talk about the racial dynamics at play in the presidential election? W. Kamau Bell and Tim Wise say yes.

Larry King on Trump and "electoral dysfunction"

Larry King volunteers to moderate a fall debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. He says he "can't predict anything" about this election.

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Headliners: interview with IAC chairman Barry Diller

Media mogul Barry Diller explains how the radical transformation of the Internet is changing how we define "cable" and "television."

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Phil Donahue on 9/11, the Iraq war, Trump, and more

In a rare interview, television talk show legend Phil Donahue speaks with Brian Stelter about his anti-war views, media consolidation and Donald Trump.

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New York Times' top editor talks about subscriptions, digital plans, corrections

Dean Baquet, executive editor of The New York Times, describes its digital transformation and answers questions about its past "screw-ups."

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Are press and party stifling Larry Lessig's campaign?

Larry Lessig says he's running for president for one reason: to initiate sweeping campaign finance reform. He tells Brian Stelter why he feels the media isn't taking him seriously.

Dick Cavett reviews Stephen Colbert's debut

The famed talk show host Dick Cavett tells Brian Stelter about the symbiosis of politics and entertainment candidates run the late-night gauntlet.

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Hollywood Reporter editor Janice Min: Trump is 'aware of his star status'

Janice Min, the top editor of The Hollywood Reporter, shares details from her interview with Trump and describes how he's the Brad Pitt of the GOP.

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Katrina ten years later: recalling one CNN correspondent's 'Paul Revere moment'

Former CNN correspondent Jeanne Meserve tells Brian Stelter about her unforgettable phone report about flooding in New Orleans in 2005.

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Brian Stelter gets advice from Sir Patrick Stewart, star of Starz' 'Blunt Talk,' a new show about a TV host struggling with more than just ratings.

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Interview with legendary CBS newsman Bob Schieffer about his retirement

Legendary CBS newsman Bob Schieffer joins Brian Stelter for an in-depth interview as he prepares to retire after the May 31 broadcast of "Face the Nation."

Josh Earnest's first Sunday interview

New WH Press Secretary Josh Earnest steps away from the podium and talks to Brian Stelter about his new role.

Chuck Todd meets the press

Chuck Todd on his new role as "Meet the Press" moderator, plus the future of political journalism.

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Greenwald reacts to winning Pulitzer

Back in the US and now a Pulitzer Prize winner, Glenn Greenwald joins Brian Stelter for an exclusive interview.

What is Glenn Beck's biggest regret?

Glenn Beck opens up about divisions in the U.S. and a surprising congressman he respects.

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Anderson Cooper's inside story

Anderson Coopers discusses how he landed big exclusive interviews with Donald Sterling and Magic Johnson.

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Jorge Ramos on point of view journalism

Jorge Ramos, the most popular Spanish-language news anchor in the U.S., talks about immigration coverage.

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Neil deGrasse Tyson on 'Cosmos' debut

CNN's Brian Stelter interviews astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson on 'Reliable Sources.'

Victims' parents want "no notoriety" for mass shooters

Should the media name and show pictures of mass shooters? Brian Stelter speaks with the parents of two victims of the 2012 Aurora movie theater shooting.

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How Roger Ailes reshaped media and politics

Jeff Greenfield, Jane Hall and Jeffrey Lord examine how Roger Ailes changed television and what the harassment allegations against him may reveal about Fox News.

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Interviews with Seacrest, Coles, Thompson at Cannes Lions festival

The heads of AOL, The New York Times, iHeartMedia, and Cosmopolitan talk with Brian Stelter about how print publications, radio stations and TV networks are all seeking digital growth.

Anchors aweigh?

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