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![Sunny Hostin and Kara Swisher cat fight over the press confronting Trump of criticizing reporters: SUNNY HOSTIN: But I also take a bit of umbrage at the other reporters there because - By the way, the other reporters weren't smiling. The men weren't smiling. He didn't mention that. But I do feel that when you -- when one of your colleagues is attacked in that way, a follow-up question should have been or a statement, someone in the room, maybe one of the men should have said, 'sir, you should not speak to her that way.' I would have liked to have seen that. [Applause] KARA SWISHER: I'm going to disagree with you because I think the job of reporters is not to react to that kind of nonsense. Right? The story -- the whole thing is when you're a reporter, the story shouldn't be about you. And when it is, it's a mistake. HOSTIN: That is true. SARA HAINES: When you're a good reporter. SWISHER: When you're a good reporter. {laughter] Well yeah, that's fair. But it's really hard. I mean, one of the things, I know Kaitlan really well. He attacks Maggie Haberman, a whole bunch of people I know really well. And to react is the really -- is where you lose in that game because with these people everything -- every accusation is a confession, so what he is saying is about him and not about her. And I thought she handled it well. She has to be absolutely -- she made a joke about Alabama which is fantastic. But the minute you say something, you get dragged into it in a way that he benefits and you don't. HOSTIN: What about the other reporters, do you think that maybe they should have said - SWISHER: No, nobody should say anything. HOSTIN: Because I think this administration is so aberrant, I think they are so - it's just such an abnormal situation. I don't know that you play by the rules that we used to play by. SWISHER: Because that becomes the story then, the fight between him and her. HOSITN: Although, it's already the story. SWISHER: No, it's not because she then asked a question. By the way, what was really interesting is she hadn't asked a question. HOSTIN: She had not. SWISHER: But she then got in a question in about the slush fund and then he answered in a very different way from Todd Blanche. She got what she needed which was the news. She got the news.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2062585208805683480/amplify_video_thumb/2062585108511481856/img/sWAKTC5gUU3u6kgk.jpg)
![Whitney Webb, April 2020: "[Maria Farmer] said... every time [she] would bring up Wexner, [the media] always cut it out. And she told me Wexner's the head of the snake...He's the brains of this [operation]... [and] he's part of the mob... And in my series, I point that out, too, that he... has basically documented ties to the national crime syndicate, which is the Jewish and Italian Mafia." This clip of Webb (Whitney Webb), author of One Nation Under Blackmail and contributing editor of unlimitedhangout(.)com, is taken from an interview with Tim Dillon (Tim Dillon) posted to YouTube on April 18, 2020. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- Webb: "And she [Maria Farmer] told me, you know, she had talked to so many reporters in mainstream media. I mean, pretty much every outlet you can think of, and they just would not tell her story. She said as soon as I— Every time I would bring up Wexner, they always cut it out. And she told me Wexner's the head of the snake, is what she said. "She said of this whole operation. He's the head of the snake. You know, he's the guy. He's the brains of this. He's the guy that's coordinating this all from his, you know, mansions. This is the guy in charge, basically. And essentially, you know. And I mean, other people have said this, too. Epstein was basically just like a project manager. He was like mid-level management in terms of this scheme. "You know, people say, oh, yeah, well, he's gone. So, I mean, that must mean this stopped. No way. The people that are at the top that were doing this, you know, Epstein was just— He was there because he was really charismatic. He could convince these girls that he was gonna make their lives better. You know, he was apparently really charming and able to, like, you know, bring them in. And then once they're in, I mean, you just— "The tactics these people use. I mean, mainstream media doesn't really report on that either. You know, like, they wouldn't let them. They'd have to call to permit for permission to go outside. There are all these pinhole cameras everywhere. They watch their every move. They even watch them, like, undress to change clothes and stuff, you know? I mean, once you're in there, it's really hard to get out, right?" Dillon: "What were some of the, more, you know, when she called you, what were some of the things that, other than Wexner, what were some of the other things that she had told you that specifically mainstream media would not allow her to say or would cut out?" Webb: "Well, it was specifically anything to do with Wexner, and a lot of other things. I mean, it was just so much. Because, you know, I had read about her story in mainstream media because they reported on her, right? And honestly, she said everything that she had told me, she had told them, and less than 5% ended up in mainstream media." Dillon: "So, I mean— Are you of the opinion that Wexner has, is an asset of, either a foreign intelligence service or our intelligence service?" Webb: "She said that he— He wor— That he's Mossad. That's what she said. Right? It does. And that, and that she's— He's part of the mob, like the, the mafia. He said it was, like, organized. It's organized crime. "And in my series, I point that out, too, that he, you know, has basically documented ties to the national crime syndicate, which is the Jewish and Italian Mafia. They started their union in the 1920s, and they've pretty much been blackmailing ever since. And they got in bed with the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, and then after the CIA was made, they got in bed with them. "And that's where all of this has really come from, right? So Wexner's a part of that, and he's been carrying this on. But every time she would bring him up, they would cut it out. They don't want to go after Wexner, but, I mean, if he's the head of this, it won't stop until there's some accountability for him. But apparently, because he's the richest man in Ohio, no one wants to say anything. And I think that's sick."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2024562367234003101/amplify_video_thumb/2024558718789308416/img/rc111ohatGL86YiY.jpg)
