it was kenny harvick in the jimmy johns number 4 car pulling away from brad keselowski, and the rest of the field. harvick's 9th straight year with at least one win. first win in atlanta since 2001. >>> the warriors beat the thunder by 32 last night, and it wouldn't be a game against oklahoma city without a little bit of drama. late in the 3rd quarter, russell westbrook collided with nick young, sending both players to the ground. zaza fell on westbrook's games. after the game, westbrook accused him of intentionally targeting him. >> do you think it was intentional? >> did you see it? what did it look like? anybody touch him? yes or no? >> i didn't see the replay. >> you didn't see it? >> i just saw the play live. >> if you didn't see it, don't ask me questions. don't ask me dumb questions. obviously, it was intentional. obviously it was intentional. nobody touched him. he fell over my leg, tried to hurt me, but hey, that's how it goes. >> and zaza had no comment to westbrook's accusation telling espn quote, that's childish. come on, i'm not responding to that. >>> nick young had one

today, jimmy john's has 2630 stores. american entrepreneurs can do. these other things that made me not just follow up with america again, but also have more confidence in our future. linda nielsen asks, "where are you on president trump? "well, let's look at his first year. i'm with the president's domestic policy agenda of low taxes and low regulation and smaller government, pushing back against the bureaucrats. by and large, by the way, his policies are very similar to those i campaigned for. i wanted to bring the corporate rate down to 25%, he got it down to 21%. on policy, we are in the same place. i am probably more of a deficit hawk than a lot of republicans. i was happy to hear from senator lee. i hope to call you senior senator lee, we will work together on that. [applause] now, i'm not always with the president on what he might say or do, and if that happens i will call them like i see them. the we can certainly work together and our agenda will be for the best interest of people of utah and the people of our country. how about this one. you

think about it. [ laughter ] and remember, it's -- >> jimmy: that was years ago, john. no one even -- no one remembers that scandal. >> it's connected with jimmy fallon, and "the tonight show." "what one may do with one's sword." >> jimmy: fall on. >> fall on >> jimmy: fallon. >> fallon. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. >> you got it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's why you're good at this! i'm awful. i'm terrible at crosswords. >> no, you got it. what are you talking about? >> jimmy: i can't do -- i can't do crosswords. what's the easiest day, monday, right? >> yeah, you start with monday. >> jimmy: trouble. trouble for me. >> when you reach your 70s, you're up to saturday, like me. >> jimmy: were you ever bad at crosswords? i try to do it all of the time and i go -- i just feel like an idiot. >> i don't know. crosswords. you're always a little embarrassed to even confess that you do them. [ laughter ] because it's such a pointless waste of time. >> jimmy: do you do them in pencil? >> no, no. i do them in ink. >> jimmy: you're ink all the way? >> as a matter of fac

jimmy garoppolo got paid. john lynch was issuing a shout out. >> it is easy spending other peoples money. but i want to thank you. >> yeah, thank you. jimmy g is unbeaten in seven starts. boy, he cashed in. how about the celebratory plans. >> we just got in yesterday. we had a nice dinner in san fran. >> what the? what is it? you can't do it. any way, he's got five more years to get the hang of the verbage. >> a day before the annual fan fest met them for the first time. nine years in the pirates franchise, 2013 national league mvp. popped the question on national tv. >> when you woke up that morning and you said this is it. i'm going to do it on the ellen degeneres show. i was like okay, don't let it get in there and this will be the proposal. remember what they need to say. i don't really remember what happened, but i do remember she said yes. >> basketball, cal women and the breast cancer game tonight. they went inside. the product scored 17. they snapped the three-game skid 78-76. stanford with their fifth

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your leader is jimmie joy john' ford. >> they rolled the dice. i guarantee you, chris, there's a science and computer program that tells them if they are able to run a certain lap time from now until the end of the race they can win. denny is on newest tires, as it logano. faster than the leaders and won't come to pit road again. i don't think that this is a whim. i think they have it figured out that they can make it work. >> already had more leaders than lead changes in this race than the entire race last year. that was dominated by harvick and keselowski who wound up winning it and we've had five previous atlanta races that were shortened because of rain. kurt busch was the winner of the last one in 2002. he's currently running fourth, and that is your monster energy raceway. you're watching nascar on fox live from atlanta motor speedway and we'll have more in a moment. . with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to

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i'm jimmy kimmel. >> it's john oliver. >> it's me, conan o'brien. >> sarah silverman. >> james corden here. >> chelsea handler. >> andy cohen. >> seth meyers. >> and i'm billy eichner. i don't have a show but i'm an american citizen, in that order. >> we late night hosts rarely do stuff together. >> but this time it's different. >> because america, there's something coming up. >> the most glamorous -- >> elegant. >> sexy. >> day of our lives. >> 2018 midterm elections. >> november 6th, 2018. >> this time election day is the biggest, sexiest -- >> most glamorous day of the year. >> time to glam up the midterms. >> make your plans, when you're going, what you're wearing. who is your plus one? >> or a plus two. >> because they're not the world cup or the olympics. >> or that stupid solar eclipse that you've already forgotten about. >> maybe you can buy the dumb glasses you bought when you go vote. they are like my ex-boyfriend. they [ bleep ] once and then that's it for two years. he was on this anxiety medication. anyway, i'm coming to your district. >> pennsylvania, seven. >> virginia

upton: i'm told many of them are at jimmy johns trying to get through the menu. we all want information but we ought to agree that food service establishments shouldn't face criminal penalties for inadvertent failure to comply. under the food, drug, and cosmetic act has to be truthful and not misleading and labeling that doesn't meet that standard is deemed misbranded. and under u.s. code, introducing a misbranded food into commerce is in fact a prohibited act and the liable party shall be imprisoned for up to a year by not more than $-- fined not more than $1,000 or both. food to which these menu beling requirements aply are deemed misbranded. it's not necessary that the person intentionally mislead customers. under f.d.a. framework, adding that extra olive or pepperoni is going to rend they are calorie content on the menu misleading and the chef then becomes criminal. come on. people say that the f.d.a. won't put people in jail over this, i don't think there ought to be an issue codifying that in statute. the commonsense nutrition disclosure act will give peopl

i'm john melannie on jimmy kimmel and i'm loving it [ cheers and applause ] then i do this one but i never talk about it, i do jason statham and i say i'm the transporter and what i will do is punch you in the face and have sex with your girl right on top of your corpse. >> jimmy: that's good. >> thank you. i've never done that ever. >> jimmy: so he doesn't know you do that. >> he doesn't know. >> jimmy: you shouldn't do him ever if he's around. >> no he'd kick my butt. >> jimmy: doesn't seem like he has a great sense of humor. >> no he laughs like this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when developing president trump is that hard to do because we're so familiar with his speech patterns? >> thing about president obama it emerged. people were like that's not good. he doesn't sound like him. and talking to snl steve higgins he said talk from the back of your throat so i started to do that. i was like well if i talk from the back of my throat then all of a sudden i sound like obama. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: boy you really do. >> you know you want me to come back but i'm not. asked for th

.>>> the 49ers were 1-10 before jimmy garoppolo and 5-0 after. the highest paid player in nfl history. the huge contrast dashed contract.>>> the weather for friday and the weekend coming up. >>> 1st it was john purdy come dashed and now it is jimmy garoppolo the largest contract in nfl history. mark cabaÑas is here.>> a whole lot of money.>> i am glad you said john purdy. one of the greats. it is today. all about jimmy garoppolo the highest paid player in the history of the nfl. certainly the highest paid quarterback for another couple of weeks. they seemed to pass each other up. here it is in a nutshell. 500 and 137 million. it comes out to 27 million per year and the highest in nfl history and they are saying between 74 and 90 million is guaranteed. this guy came in and the 49ers were 1-10. put them up and the 49ers were 5-0. more than that, they galvanized everybody. the organization, fans and the fans returned to levi stadium and the team and the teammates around him started looking like a true nfl playoff contender again and this guy has th

i'm jimmy kimmel. >> it's john oliver. >> it's me, conan o'brien. >> it's sarah silverman. >> james corden, here. >> it's chelsea handler. >> it's andy cohen. >> seth: it's seth meyers. >> it's me, robin thede. >> and i'm billy eichner. i don't have a late-night show, but i'm a three-time emmy award nominee and an american citizen. in that order. >> we late night hosts rarely do stuff together. >> but this time it's different. >> because america, there's something coming up. >> the most glamorous. >> elegant. >> sexy. >> day of our lives. >> the 2018 midterm elections. >> november 6th, 2018. >> this time, election day is the biggest, sexiest -- >> most glamorous day of the year. >> it's time to -- >> glam up -- >> the midterms. >> make your plans. when you're going, what you're wearing, who's your plus one. >> or plus two, make it a voting threesome. >> seth: because the 2018 midterms aren't the world cup or the olympics. >> or that stupid solar eclipse that you've already forgotten about. >> hey, maybe you can wear those dumb glasses you bought to look at the eclipse when you go vote. [ l

john lynch, have them close to signing jimmy g. for a long time deal. he'll be making the average of quarterbacks, 25 million a year. they don't sign him, they'll have until july 16 to sign him to a long-term deal. trust me, it will get done. super match up, brendan dillon, call that a draw. coring perfect pass to team meyer. sharks up 1. final seconds in the first. game tied. chris tierney. he'll score, 2-1 sharks. watch this. epic goal by brent burns. fires it in from downtown and the sharks go on to win that one 3-1 your final. >>> phoenix open, final round par 3 16th hole, always rocking. gary woodland enjoying the noise. and his tee shot on the stadium hole. he ends up dropping that for birdie. at 17 under, he fires a 64. he's in the house at 18 under. 18th hole after a birdie on 17. chez reavie finds the bottom of the jar, 18 under, forces a lot of, but he misses the key putt on the first hole. gary woodland makes that to win the phoenix open. >>> no greater feeling than winning the super bowl. it can never be taken away from you. you are a champi

that was enough of an addition for john lynch as reports have them close to signing jimmy g to a long-term deal. they have him making $25 million a year and if he's not signed by march 6, they will franchise him at 23 million and have until july 16th to sign to a long-term deal. this week i asked tom brady senior if he was surprised the patriots let garoppolo go so cheap. >> i think it was wonderful he goes to the 49ers because he is an absolute winner. he's a real classy guy and a real winner and i hope that he has great success in our hometown here. when tommy is finished rooting, playing for the patriots, i'll be rooting for the 49ers back again and patriots on the afc side. but that being said, patriots were kind of between a rock and a hard place. if tommy wants to play another two or three years, you're not going to be able to fit the salary cap. there is too many complexities in there and i think they took what they felt was the best next step. >> did that create a little problem between tom and bill belichick or no? >> you know, i have -- i don't know. to be honest with you, i coul

. >> defense attorneys john gilmore and jimmy granberry don't dispute that kristene was a sympathetic wins, but in court, they argued, she was also unreliable. >> she didn't know who shot her. she has no recollection. she wasn't able to put our client out of a photo lineup. >> wasn't able to point at him in court and say, he did it. >> kristene told the police that the gun was silver. >> his gun was a gloc, which is black. >> they bundled the lengthy two-year investigation by mishandling evidence. >> we had the documentation that the evidence was mishandled from the chief of police. chastising the officer who handled the evidence. >> that lead detective roland chavez admits mistakes were made. he's now retired. the second lead detective aaron veulman was let go for sharing sensitive details of the case with someone outside the department. strickland's attorney concedes their client may have written that letter, but argues it would have only been out of revenge for chris melchor having him arrested. as for the confidential details in the letter -- >> this is small town texas. any numbe

<john lynch>"we wanted to make jimmy a 49er for a long, long time. is there, do you have to have some faith for that? absolutely, but he earned that faith that we have in him". "this is where i want to be, honestly. i wanted to get this deal done as fast as possible, and it's only going to help our team going forward, going into free agency, and it's 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. we just came from that, so i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. you know, i don't know. there's other factors that go into it, too. that's a big part. and so it's just, i don't know, i wanted to be here i was excited to be here, and i'm happy we got it done as fast as we did." we head down to monterey for round two of the pebble beach pro-am --beautiful day to play some golf... great weather conditions... high 60's -- we start with the celebrities bill murray... misses the birdie putt in the 12th hole the comedian actor has some fun... he pushes a vonlunteer. --larry fitzgerald is not only a great wide receiver finds the bot

, great john ritter, who was a great guy. [ cheers and applause ] and a really beloved actor. you must have been around famous people your whole life since you were a little kid, right? >> yeah, sort of in los angeles you run into people. i remember there was one time i was at the grocery store and my dad started talking to this couple that he knew. they were sort of talking. my dad liked to embarrass me and say, jason plays guitar. this guy went, i play guitar and i'll give you some guitar lessons. i went all right, sure. my dad went, that's paul stanley from kiss. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> but i didn't recognize him because he didn't have the star. actually i'm realizing in this moment that i think i believed he had like the joker in batman, like flesh-colored makeup over the black and white star makeup. he just put that on to go out into the real world. >> jimmy: that would be truly ridiculous, but i think it's within the realm of possibility. >> it was very exciting. >> jimmy: did you ever give him the guitar lesson? >> did i ever give paul -- i d did. i taught him everythi

<john lynch>"we wanted to make jimmy a 49er for a long, long time. is there, do you have to have some faith for that? absolutely, but he earned that faith that we have in him". "this is where i want to be, honestly. i wanted to get this deal done as fast as possible, and it's only going to help our team going forward, going into free agency, and it's 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. we just came from that, so i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. you know, i don't know. there's other factors that go into it, too. that's a big part. and so it's just, i don't know, i wanted to be here i was excited to be here, and i'm happy we got it done as fast as we did." we head down to monterey for round two of the pebble beach pro-am --beautiful day to play some golf... great weather conditions... high 60's -- we start with the celebrities bill murray... misses the birdie putt in the 12th hole the comedian actor has some fun... he pushes a vonlunteer. --larry fitzgerald is not only a great wide receiver finds the bot

john's, 0-11 in the big east. did have a nonconference win saturday at madison square garden taking on the number one team in the country here, villanova. 30 seconds left. four-point game. colin gillespie. that will help. villanova cuts it to one. 15 seconds left. of two-point game, and it's not going to happen for villanova. st. john's holds on to win it, 79-75. shamorie ponds, 26 points for st. john's in that one. >> back to you. >>> all right, thank you. >>> well, up next in "the pulse," the new emojis coming to your phone. >>> also ahead, have you seen this man? well, see how a police sketch widely mocked actually worked. >>> plus, a slithering beauty secret. why people are putting snails on their face. why people are putting snails on their face. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really w

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completely different vibe and it's been that way since john lynch. it's great to have jimmy garoppolo there. that puts everybody at ease and getting this deal done. but it's just a completely different vibe and it started far before his arrival. >> so they got their key position, quarterback. what would be the next likely strength that they are looking for in order to go for that sixth super bowl win. defense, they say, always wins super bowl. and i think today as these guys get together and their mindset would be to definitely load jimmy garoppolo up with a lot of offensive weapons and defense. you see some of the players on hand. they were all checking things out. and, of course, jimmy garoppolo's family was also there. mom and dad kind of in the middle there with a couple of brothers and proud to say the least of the biggest nfl contract ever. he was asked of course what were some of the things that swayed him to make sure it was long term here in the bay area. >> this is where i want to be honestly. you know, i want to get this deal done as fast

let's start with john in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: jimmy, booyah from new jersey you know that inexpensive town. >> yeah, that is a good zip code what's up. >> caller: it ain't been too good the last years. here is my question, or my concern. i am all in. what do i do i hear people moving around. put a put in february, i don't know what they are talking about. i put everything in. i have 82% in equity, 4% in cash i have to know where to go i use the cash to run the family and a little bit extra to go to the inn. >> if we are talking ten years and i don't know how old you are. but that might be okay. >> caller: not for ten years. >> look, if you are investing for the long-term, then i am not even uncomfortable with that make up. if you need to be able to raise cash because you might need it within the next five years, then this bounce back which i expect from an over sold reading would be a time where you lighten up and take that cash position from 4% to a more reasonable eight% that is what i would do if i were you brett in massachusetts >> caller: what's going on jim, con

>> jimmy: yeah. >> that's fabulous. fantastic. he's a great man. >> jimmy: great to have you here you did a fantastic job in that movie as well. >> thanks man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know if you know this but you're the heavy favorite as far as gambling goes you're the heavy favorite to win the oscar do you feel like the heavy favorite? >> i feel blessed to be part of this incredible group of actors, you know, it's plumber, defoe, i work with defoe, richard jenkins is buddy of mine, woody harrellson i worked with twice. >> jimmy: you worked with him on another movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you worry you might cancel each other out because you're in the same movie. >> possible, sure. never know, i guess. >> jimmy: is he competitive because woody is very competitive. >> woody is competitive yes. >> jimmy: is he competitive in this kind of thing or would you want to beat you more in arm wrestling match than for the oscar. >> you know what's that? >> jimmy: feel he would be more interested in winning flip cup than wi

the general manager john lynch said they were pretty much absolutely sure about who they got in jimmy from the moment he walked through the door and after they watched him interact with the team and how he handled himself and more importantly how he played. we asked the owner afterwards if he had to take a deep breath when he signed that contract and he said no. once you know you've got the got, you've got the guy. you have to sign him. they're very excited moving forward. back to you. >> if we think about the way he looked in the latter part of the season taking over and going 5-0, imagine if he gets an off season under shanahan and what he can do come the first game of the regular season for the 49ers. >> they talked about that. they were one and ten when they got jimmy and 5-0 after he arrived and started against chicago where he is from. kyle shanahan is very excited. he had a handful of players show up to the facility to be part of the press conference. i think there is a sense of real excitement around here. they have a lot of money. john lynch pointed out that they have the thi

john lynch and the 49ers gave garoppolo a five year contract worth $137 million. that's 27.5 million per year, the highest annual salary in nfl history, of course, until aaron rodgers signs his new deal. garoppolo will make 75 million guaranteed, quite a raise for a guy who made about $800,000 last season. garoppolo has made only seven starts in his career. you see him at the top of the list for the highest paid quarterbacks, which means he's now making more than tom brady. it's going to please a lot of people around the bay area. the italian stallion is in the barn. >> now he's got to deliver. he's got to live up to the cash. >> it's a small sample size, but i don't think there was a quarterback in the nfl that made all the players around him better and the team better. when garoppolo was starting, the 49ers scored 10 points more per game when he was in there and they didn't lose. >> he's the future. >> indeed. >>> team usa is in south korea for the winter olympics, but a group of passionate korean warriors fans are here in the bay area. >> kpix5's john ramos rep

<john lynch>"we wanted to make jimmy a 49er for a long, long time. is there, do you have to have some faith for that? absolutely, but he earned that faith that we have in him". "this is where i want to be, honestly. i wanted to get this deal done as fast as possible, and it's only going to help our team going forward, going into free agency, and it's 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. we just came from that, so i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. you know, i don't know. there's other factors that go into it, too. that's a big part." we head we head down to monterey for round two of the pebble beach pro-am --beautiful day to play some golf... great weather conditions... high 60's -- we start with the celebrities bill murray... misses the birdie putt in the 12th hole the comedian actor has some fun... he pushes a vonlunteer. --larry fitzgerald is not only a great wide receiver finds the bottom of the cup for a long birdie putt kevin steelman and the future hall of fame have a six stroke lead heading into m

thought to be the long-term replacement for jimmy rollins. take a look at j.p. this is his time with freddy galvez gone. he has the chance to cement himself as the shortstop for the future. now he came up in september last year. only played 23 games. his average was down, but you know what? he has a good on-base percentage. he is working on getting even better. >> just have to go out there. work just as hard or harder than anybody else. got to go out there and handle my business and have fun doing it. >> you still play with that chip on your shoulder like you have to win your job every day? >> of course. i don't think anyone else thinks the same way. you have to go out there. got to prove to everyone that's your spot. you have to keep it. >> and j.p. credits freddy galvez for getting him ready for this moment. john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> john, thank you. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells. stay with us. nbc 10 news is coming right back. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money woul

worked out for quarterback jimmy garoppolo. if you haven't heard the numbers, hold onto something, five years, 137.5 million. general manager john lynch gave a shout out to jed york. >> it's easy spending other people's money, but, jed, i want to thank you. >> that's the owner, jed york, to the right of garoppolo at a presser today. jimmy g. unbeaten as the 49ers cashed in. imagine what drew brees will get? celebratory plans? >> i just got here yesterday, me and my family. we had a nice little dinner in san fran. >> san fran? that's fingernails on a blackboard stuff for the locals. considering he's unbeaten for every nfl start he's made, we'll let it go. he's got the next five years to get the hang of the verbiage. he is certainly sold on the weather. >> it is 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. so we just came from that. i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. i don't know. there's other factors that go into it. [ laughter ] >> that's a big part. >>> golf, you know who else had pretty good weather? the

a bunch of money and i think john talked about it. it always starts with talent. when it comes to things like this, character is everything. he gets talking about what makes teams win. there are a few teams more talented than others, but there is not a big difference between number 1 and number 32. it is how you respond to injuries. how tight your team becomes. we were a much tighter team at the end of the year than the beginning of the year. we were healthier. >> all right. you can monitor this as well. nbcbayarea.com. he just signed the $137.5 million. be part of the team. a programming note, because of the olympics, there are a few programming changes. at two clog we'll have the ellen show, 3:00 p.m., the olympic journey, 4:00 p.m., bay area news, and then 4:30 we'll have the olympic zone. >> the weather, too, will be really nice. everyone packing the sports bars. it will be perfect. the winds will start to kick up tomorrow through the rest of the weekend. >> nbc bay area is sponsoring that event. >> we'll be back on monday for the

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it's official, jimmy garofalo will become the highest paid player in the nfl. the san francisco 49ers signed their new star quarterback to a new five-year contract worth $137.5 million. 49ers general manager john lynch sent this tweet during this morning's news conference announcing this contract. he said brick by brick, alluding to the team's effort to rebuild the franchise. abc world news tweeted this photo of vice president mike pence sitting a few feet away from the sister of north korean dictator kim jong-un at the winter olympics. pence and kim jong-un attended the opening ceremonies in south korea. >>> roabc news reporter palmery has the story from washington tonight. >> reporter: the handling of the case was so poor that trump said that he was considering replacing his chief of staff general john kelley. kelly said for his part, he told trump that he would be willing to resign. >> president trump defended his former top aid rob porter who resigned as staff -- from the oval office, president trump wished him well, this despite evidence of domestic violen

nixon, we know all about nixon especially "new york times," jimmy carter complained about the media, all presidents. it or not, the press is doing its job. nothing were meet philadelphia in 1787, the framers, you know, if you look first amendment, oddly jammed in there is freedom of mostly about use personal writers, write speech, of government, freedom of religion, all freedoms. but there is no mistake about framers and founders at the time despise the media of the valuable saw them as ally of the people against the national government. by and large worked for 200 been clumsy mistakes, gone too far, things like that. a check on ted as the excesss of the executive branch. as much as people complain about he media and trump today and i admit tis harsh, the press has presidencytoward the because the press is supposed to be harsh. host: i will ask you to compare contrast, ronald reagan's response to bad press and this president's? reagan's was far different. 56 movies in e hollywood and some of them quite very good.en't was criticized. god bad reviews. thick hide from his time in hollyw

nixon, we know all about nixon especially "new york times," jimmy carter complained about the media, all presidents. it or not, the press is doing its job. nothing were meet philadelphia in 1787, the framers, you know, if you look first amendment, oddly jammed in there is freedom of mostly about use personal writers, write speech, of government, freedom of religion, all freedoms. but there is no mistake about framers and founders at the time despise the media of the valuable saw them as ally of the people against the national government. by and large worked for 200 been clumsy mistakes, gone too far, things like that. a check on ted as the excesss of the executive branch. as much as people complain about he media and trump today and i admit tis harsh, the press has presidencytoward the because the press is supposed to be harsh. host: i will ask you to compare contrast, ronald reagan's response to bad press and this president's? reagan's was far different. 56 movies in e hollywood and some of them quite very good.en't was criticized. god bad reviews. thick hide from his time in hollyw