Podcast appearances and mentions of Bill Shine

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Tim and Ted pay tribute to some of the apps that have shaped their lives and pledge their undying support to the revolutionary elderly cause. Plus, how to get your royal Christmas card just right, and the debut of Bill Shine and the Crazy Diamonds' hit version of "Mother!"

This double episode of the Mea Culpa Week in Review covers the New York Times’ bombshell report on Trump’s tax evasion. Michael delves deep into how the revelations will effect the President’s fragile ego. Then it’s a super smack-down, debate special report showing Trump at his most unhinged; turning the debate stage into a wrestling ring. And finally, exclusive never before heard tapes of Fox News honcho Bill Shine working with Michael in 2016 to clean up the Trump/Megyn Kelly apology fiasco. Truly an insane episode. Don’t miss a second! Also, make sure to check out Mea Culpa: The Election Essays for the definitive political document of 2020. Fifteen chapters of raw and honest political writings on Donald Trump from the man who knows him best. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M5VKQ6T/ For cool Mea Culpa gear, check out meaculpapodcast.com/merch

This double episode of the Mea Culpa Week in Review covers the New York Times' bombshell report on Trump's tax evasion. Michael delves deep into how the revelations will effect the President's fragile ego. Then it's a super smack-down, debate special report showing Trump at his most unhinged; turning the debate stage into a wrestling ring. And finally, exclusive never before heard tapes of Fox News honcho Bill Shine working with Michael in 2016 to clean up the Trump/Megyn Kelly apology fiasco. Truly an insane episode. Don't miss a second! Also, make sure to check out Mea Culpa: The Election Essays for the definitive political document of 2020. Fifteen chapters of raw and honest political writings on Donald Trump from the man who knows him best. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M5VKQ6T/ For cool Mea Culpa gear, check out meaculpapodcast.com/merch

Donald Trump has made no secret of his great admiration for Fox News—he tweets praise of it constantly—and his disdain for other, “fake news” outlets, which he regards as “enemies of the people.” But the closeness between Fox News and the White House is unprecedented in modern times, Jane Mayer tells David Remnick. In a recent article, Mayer, a staff writer since 1995, analyzes a symbiotic relationship that boosts both Trump’s poll numbers and Rupert Murdoch’s bottom line. “I was trying to figure out who sets the tune that everybody plays during the course of the day,” Mayer says. “If the news on Fox is all about some kind of caravan of immigrants supposedly invading America, whose idea is that? It turns out that it is this continual feedback loop.” Mayer pays particular attention to the role of Bill Shine, the former Fox News co-president and now former White House deputy chief of staff for communications. Shine resigned days after Mayer spoke to Remnick. In his tenure in the Administration, Shine helped create a revolving door through which those who craft the Administration’s political messaging and those who broadcast it regularly trade places. She also discovered that Shine was linked to the network’s practice of intimidating employees who alleged sexual harassment at work.

Fox shifting from partisanship to propaganda?; Debating the DNC's decision to exclude Fox from debates; Democrats probing Trump's opposition to AT&T deal; Lights out for Bill Shine at the White House; Will daily W.H. press briefings make a comeback?; Connie Schultz's view of 2020 campaign coverage; Why Alex Trebek and 'Jeopardy!' are so special; BuzzFeed CEO: We can build a better internet

Jesse and Brittany discuss kissing cousins in Utah who want to change the cousin marriage laws in their state, a listener voicemail related to a story from our previous episode, Ohio teenager Ethan Lindenberger's testimony before Congress as an unvaccinated child and now vaccinated adult, Paul Manafort's lenient sentence, John Kelly's attempt to obscure his Trump... The post #494 – “Kissing Cousins, Vaccine Champion Ethan Lindenberger, Paul Manafort's Lenient Sentence, Bill Shine Leaves White House, and A$$hole of Today featuring Judge Jack Robison.” appeared first on I Doubt It Podcast.

Jackie and Dunlap on Trump's Bible-signing trip to Alabama. Plus: Manafort's lax sentencing, Bill Shine is out, massage parlor maven sold access to White House to Chinese fat cats.  Sponsors: Z-H Black-eyed Peppermint Peas, Z-H Black-eyed Peppermint Peas Mouse Collection, as it always was, as it always shall be.

Donald Trump has made no secret of his great admiration for Fox News—he tweets praise of it constantly—and his disdain for other, “fake news” outlets, which he regards as “enemies of the people.” But the closeness between Fox News and the White House is unprecedented in modern times, Jane Mayer tells David Remnick. In a recent article, Mayer, a staff writer since 1995, analyzes a symbiotic relationship that boosts both Trump’s poll numbers and Rupert Murdoch’s bottom line. “I was trying to figure out who sets the tune that everybody plays during the course of the day,” Mayer says. “If the news on Fox is all about some kind of caravan of immigrants supposedly invading America, whose idea is that? It turns out that it is this continual feedback loop.” Mayer pays particular attention to the role of Bill Shine, the former Fox News co-president and now former White House deputy chief of staff for communications. Shine resigned days after Mayer spoke to Remnick. In his tenure in the Administration, Shine helped create a revolving door through which those who craft the Administration’s political messaging and those who broadcast it regularly trade places. She also discovered that Shine was linked to the network’s practice of intimidating employees who alleged sexually harassment at work.

Stelter: When will the public get answers?; Bernstein's latest on Trump-Putin relationship; Trump's defense strategy: Phone a Fox friend; What has Bill Shine done as WH comms chief?; Should networks air Trump's speeches live?; Sizing up the shutdown news coverage; 'Glass cliff' for women in the news business; What's next for Megyn Kelly?

Michelle Fields is many things: a political commentator, a media consultant, a mother, and the wife of the host of The Jamie Weinstein Show. In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, Fields opens up about the first two years of the Trump administration, the 2016 election, being a young pundit, motherhood, and so much more. Show Roadmap: What has surprised Fields about Trump’s first two years in office. What Fields made of Trump when he first entered the 2016 presidential race. Why she thinks Trump won the primary — and the general election. What she likes and dislikes about the Trump administration. On NeverTrumpism. Who she would like to see run in 2020 — and whether she would ever consider voting for Trump. Who she has gained respect for — and lost respect for — in the Age of Trump. What she makes of the #MeToo movement. On how she thinks the left has handled the Age of Trump. What she makes of the state of the media. Twitter Qs: On her incident with the Trump campaign in 2016, her exit from Fox News, whether she plans to return to TV, and whether she believes a hotdog is a sandwich. On Matt Drudge, Ben Shapiro, Sean Hannity, Bill Shine, and Roger Ailes. Fields gives advice to aspiring young pundits. On motherhood. Closing questions.

What Woodward's book says about Trump's fitness; Bernstein on why Woodward's 'Fear' is different; Why should readers trust anonymous info?; Should NYT have published an unnamed op-ed?; Reports: Trump 'grousing' about Bill Shine; Reuters reporters facing 7 years in prison. Now what?; Farrow on new allegations against Moonves

West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy is Now Open! 8am-9am PT/ 11am-Noon ET for our especially special Daily Specials; Tarrytown Chowder Tuesdays!Starting off in the Bistro Cafe, Stephen Miller's uncle says ‘dozens of family members' encouraged him to write the article trashing his nephew.On the rest of the menu, a Trump-inspired Arizona GOP candidate who killed his own mother, also threatened to kill the head of his condo association; the White House exempts Bill Shine from ethics rules so he can keep meeting with Fox News; and, Trump wants to let payday lenders rip off military service members, because they are not patriotic enough to give up their pay raises to pay for Trump's economy.After the break, we move to the Chef's Table where Scott Walker won't defend Wisconsin-based Harley-Davidson against Trump; and, two-hundred-and-forty cubic miles of magma has been discovered underneath what is considered, a dormant supervolcano, in California.All that and more, on West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy with Chef de Cuisine Justice Putnam.Bon Appetit!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“As I ate the oysters with their strong taste of the sea and their faint metallic taste that the cold white wine washed away, leaving only the sea taste and the succulent texture, and as I drank their cold liquid from each shell and washed it down with the crisp taste of the wine, I lost the empty feeling and began to be happy and to make plans.” ― Ernest Hemingway "A Moveable Feast"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Show Notes & Links: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/8/14/1788020/-West-Coast-Cookbook-amp-Speakeasy-Daily-Special-Tarrytown-Chowder-Tuesdays

Trump’s actions as President are obvious indications of his overall behavior and intentions. Trump’s past dealing are also obvious indicators on how he conducts himself as president. All of this will be meaningless if Trump doesn’t end up in jail. Impeachment alone could be considered a victory for Trump. The very survival of our democracy is predicated on Trump going to jail, preferably for life. We let Nixon walk, and now we have Trump because of it. If Trump knew ahead of time that criminal behavior in office would land him in jail, he would have never run in the first place. This country needs to send a very clear message on this issue: Without exception, if you commit a serious crime while in office, you go to jail?—?period. When, exactly, did this country decide that the greater your office and responsibility, the less you should be held accountable for your actions? Rather than people like the president and police officers, etc, being held to a higher standard, they are held to a lesser one. Like Nixon, Trump seems to think that since he occupies the highest office in the land, he should be held to the lowest standard of conduct and accountability. This notion is patently antithetical to the very idea of equal justice under the law. If Trump escapes justice, than the promise and ideals of this nation will be permanently rendered moot.

This week's Misogynist of the Week is Darla Shine, wife of the new White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications, Bill Shine. She's.....something else. Follow the pod! Twitter: @badandbitchy Instagram: @badandbitchypod Facebook: /badandbpodcast Email: badandbpod@gmail.com

Tonight on the show President Trump has some harsh words for NATO, liberals begin their predictable attacks on Brett Kavanaugh, media is going after Bill Shine's wife Darla and more audio being release from Clay Tippins secret recording of Casey Cagle.

Jackie & Dunlap on Trump vs. our NATO allies, Brett Kavanugh to the Supreme Court, Jim Jordan sees nothing, knows nothing, Trump brings anti-#MeToo former Fox News exec Bill Shine to White House (and his racist wife), Thai cave rescue, Scott Pruitt, North Korea, China trade war, breast milk. Sponsors: Link Canover's Kudzu Suits, Sandy Stairs' Beachball Bungalow   Thanks to everybody who patreoned us at http://patreon.com/redstateupdate "The Magic Cowboy" courtesy Seth Timbs.  Red State Update theme "Tasty Sorghum Biscuit" by William Sherry Jr. 

This week on Look Forward, it’s the first ever Jay-less episode as Brad and Andy wade through the quagmire of new from this week past. We discuss lonely Paul Manafort, a new scandal enveloping Rep. Jim Jordan, speculate on Trump’s likely Supreme Court pick, revel in the (probably forced) departure of Scott Pruitt, the beginning of the US-China Trade War, why meeting one-on-one with foreign dictators smarter than him isn’t a great move for Trump, and much more! SHOW NOTES The Gauntlet Paul Manafort is in solitary! Jim Jordan is getting Paterno’ed as details of sexual abuse scandal ignorance emerges Trump rumored to narrow Supreme Court list down to three; will announce pick in prime time because of course he will Trump admin reverses Obama guidelines on Affirmative Action for college admissions White House hires Bill Shine (yes, that one) as Deputy Communications Director The Eliminator Scott Pruitt resigns after approximately 573 career-ending scandals Pentagon announces plan to toss 1000 foreign-born recruits without legal status after previously promising them citizenship The Trade War with China is officially underway! The Atlasphere Mike Pompeo meets with North Korean officials again, but it looks like it might not have gone too well Trump planning one-on-one meeting with Putin with no aides Apparently Trump wanted to invade Venezuela last year This Week in Stupid Dumb entrepreneur pays tribute to Trump in most appropriate way possible Trump hands out personal cell phone to world leaders and made calls that his staff has no idea happened

Vox's Ezra Klein has some strong words for Brian Stelter about the choices newsrooms make. He wonders why President Trump's comments at rallies receive so much attention. He also sounds off on the appointment of Bill Shine and the media's framing of Trump's poll numbers. "One of the hard things that we do badly in journalism," he says, is "that we don't make clear to our audience what is our counterfactual... what is the other option."

Greg Knapp filling. Scott Pruitt resigns as head of the EPA. Immigration battle rages on. Teen assaulted for wearing MAGA hat. Woman shoots carjacker in van with her kids. Water shortage in Russia during World Cup. Facebook algorithm block part of the Declaration of Independence. Candace Owens says the black vote will shift to the GOP. More young people embracing socialism. Actor talks about backlash for playing Jar Jar Binks. Trump names Bill Shine as new Communications Director.

Shine was ousted from Fox News last May over the network's handling of sexual harassment cases under Roger Ailes. His new job as head of White House communications is in some ways perfect and in many ways shocking.

Before the viral hashtag #MeToo, before the revelations against Harvey Weinstein and other media giants… there was Gretchen Carlson. Back in 2016, Carlson filed a landmark lawsuit against Fox News CEO Roger Ailes, beginning a wave of sexual harassment allegations at the network. Eventually Ailes was forced out, along with other Fox News big wigs, like Bill O’Reilly and Fox co-president Bill Shine. But at the time, Carlson was a solitary voice against one of the most powerful men in media. In this interview with the former Fox News anchor, POLITICO's Anna Palmer talks with Carlson about that "lonely, fearful" time, her advice for women in the workplace, her winding career path, and what's next for the pageant queen-turned-journalist-turned-women's empowerment advocate.

Sean Hannity took to Twitter Thursday to defend embattled Fox News co-president Bill Shine following a report that suggested Shineâ??s future with the network could be on unsteady ground. â??Gäbe i pray this is NOT true because if it is, thatâ??s the total end of the FNC as we know it. Done. Best Sean,â?? Hannity tweeted, with a link to Gabe Shermanâ??s New York magazine story citing unnamed sources who claimed that Shine has become worried about what he perceives as lack of public support for him from 21st Century Fox leaders Rupert, Lachlan and James Murdoch. Hannity then apologized for inserting a diaeresis into Shermanâ??s name, writing, â??Ha. Gabe sorry about the 2 dots. I couldnâ??t do that again if I tried. Best Sean.â?? Hannity and Shine have a long history at the 21st Century Fox-owned cable-news outlet. Hannity recommended that Fox News hire Shine early in the networkâ??s history, and Shine was an early producer on â??Hannity & Colmes,â?? one of the first primetime programs on the networkâ??s schedule. Hannity also claimed that Shine was was the victim of an internal fox News plot to undermine his leadership, tweeting, â??Somebody HIGH UP AND INSIDE FNC is trying to get an innocent person fired. And Gabe I KNOW WHO it is. Best Sean.â?? He followed up by tweeting #istandwithbill. When other Twitter users expressed confusion as to whether Hannity was supporting Shine or recently departed Fox News host Bill Oâ??Reilly, Hannity tweeted again, â??Iâ??ll change it. #Istandwithshine.â?? A Fox News spokesperson declined to comment on Hannityâ??s Twitter activity. READ: http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/sean-hannity-bill-shine-fox-news-1202401807/ PLUG BOOK: amazon.com/Lies-We-Trust-Politicians-Deceiving/dp/1682612031/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1489519595&sr=8-1&keywords=ED+BRODOW WEBSITE: brodow.com BIO: Brodow is one of the worldâ??s leading negotiation experts and a staunch advocate of critical thinking. SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt dubbed him â??The King of Negotiators.â?? Forbes Magazine agreed, ranking Ed as one of the nationâ??s top dealmakers. He is the author of six books, including the business classic, Negotiation Boot Camp: How to Resolve Conflict, Satisfy Customers, and Make Better Deals. For two decades, Edâ??s acclaimed Negotiation Boot Camp® seminars have set the standard for â??how to make a dealâ?? in Corporate America. A nationally recognized television personality, Ed has appeared as negotiation guru on PBS, ABC National News, Fox News, Fortune Business Report, and Inside Edition. He is negotiation consultant to some of the worldâ??s most prominent organizations, including Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Learjet, Ritz-Carlton, Starbucks, McKinsey, Philips, Zurich Insurance, the IRS, the GSA, and the Pentagon. As a keynote speaker, Ed has enthralled more than 1,000 audiences in Paris, Milan, Athens, Singapore, Tokyo, Bangkok, Sao Paulo, Bogota, and New York with his charismatic stage presence, infectious humor, and practical ideas. In previous lives, Ed was a U.S. Marine Corps officer, corporate sales executive, and Hollywood movie actor. FACEBOOK: facebook.com/ed.brodow TWITTER: @edbrodow

Bill Press welcomes Matt Gertz, Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI), & Ray Mabus to discuss Hillary Clinton's return to public life, the future of Fox News, the reintroduction of the Equality Act in Congress, & the 75th Secretary of the Navy's take on Donald Trump's relationship with the military - the full Wednesday edition of the Bill Press Show!

Once again Fox News Channel is going through some changes; Bill Shine is out as co-president. Is is time for high profile conservative commentators to band together to form a new network? Also, as tensions grow between us and North Korea, a new satellite image may show something we didn't see coming. And twenty illegal aliens lose their jobs after they went to a "Day Without Immigrants" march instead of going to work. Listen to The Ryno Report LIVE, Monday-Friday on Renegade Talk Radio

The turmoil at Fox News just won't go away as another high-ranking executive has left the company. Bill Shine officially resigned from Fox News, but Pat and Stu are pretty sure that he did not do so voluntarily. Listen to Pat & Stu for FREE on TheBlaze Radio Network from 5p-7p ET, Mon. through Fri. www.theblaze.com/radioTwitter: @PatandStuFacebook: PatandStu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

• These photos show the massive May Day protests happening across the country.• Fox News co-president Bill Shine has been ousted. • Trump nixes Michelle Obama's "Let Girls Learn" program. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fox News thinks it can make all its problems go away by hiring a female CEO. Sean Hannity is fighting to keep his one time producer now co-President Bill Shine, but the Murdoch boys are "quietly" looking for his female replacement. Who would last in that job and what do the Murdochs want out of it? Public floggings of male employees? Fox is under attack because it's a successful conservative outlet - for now. Last week the left was after Hannity and Jesse Watters to quit. Does a female CEO make that go away? Our grades for the first 100 days - for the media that is. Hundreds of millions are spent to trash Trump politically. A fraction of that is spent to attack the media, but Trump still beats the media. What's the sense of the media Agonizing over Trump's approval ratings when theirs are worse? A 25-year old and Ja Rule concocted a destination music festival - in the Bahamas - for millionaires to mingle with girls in bikinis and top musical acts. It's called Fyre Festival. What could go wrong? Everything went wrong. Instead of gourmet meals the guests were given cheese sandwiches and instead of top accommodations they spent their nights in tent cities on the beach. The organizers say they learned their lesson and will be better prepared "next year." Oh yeah? LIVE SATURDAY 7AM PST/10AM EST. The Original and Classic Gang of 405! THE GANG!!! profile small John Grant aka @johng405 [VIDEO] Tami Jackson Speaks At OR Gun Rally Tami Jackson aka @tamij icon-2 N. Scott Jones aka @POPSRadio

Friday's edition of Trending Today USA was hosted by Conservative Tribune's Josh Manning.In this half hour, the guests and topics discussed were:1. Shawna Vercher (Democracy Legacy) -- Sean Hannity is defending Fox News Channel co-president Bill Shine.2. Jason Wert (USA Radio) -- ESPN is more extreme than we think.3. A Trending Today USA Roundtable -- featuring Michael Lucie (Western Journalism), Adam Zientek (Conservative Tribune), and Justin Koski (The Wildcard)Like us on Facebook!Image credit: Gage Skidmore/Flickr