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ANDIEZ Some Girls are Just Born with Music and Dancing in Their Souls Poster

DARCY: It does seem like that. Jen Psaki said Friday that they expect to hold a press conference by the end of the month. And I think, you know, reporters do have the right and the-- and the responsibility to pressure this administration to be transparent. The last president did give a lot of, you know, was taking questions from the press a lot. He lied in turn, but this administration has promised me be better than that. And so, that does come with taking questions for reporters and giving answers to the American people. STELTER: Yes. And both things are -- there's a couple things that are true at the same time, right? Biden is not in hiding the way that Jesse Waters and Jeanine Pirro like to claim, and that's just, you know, baseless B.S. From the ANDIEZ Some Girls are Just Born with Music and Dancing in Their Souls Poster campaign about Biden hiding in the basement. So, there's that narrative out there that Tucker Carlson is pushing questions about Biden's mental health, all this nonsense it's out there in the-- in the-- in the right-wing press. But at the same time, it is a symbol of transparency. And there are a lot of questions that reporters do want to ask the new president. So, it's a legitimate I think story and a question out there.

Hey, Sarah, can you tell us about what's going on with New York Times columnist David Brooks. There's been a lot of report in the past couple days from BuzzFeed, about Brooks having this other job, a paid role with a think tank called the Aspen Institute. Now, Brooks has resigned from the Aspen Institute. What happened here? ELLISON: Well, you outlined it well. I mean, Brooks has had to relinquish this position with the Aspen Institute. It was a paid position that he had to promote a project called Weave, which was about building community. The issue came up because readers didn't recognize that when he was writing positively about some of the funders, including Facebook, to Weave that he wasn't disclosing that to immediate -- the readers of his New York Times column. He also had written on Facebook, Facebook's own platform, praising Facebook there. So, it's an issue in terms of transparency with readers. And it's also just completely out of the bounds of normal journalistic practice to promote someone that is paying you in the pages of your -- of your column, or in the interest of your column. STELTER: Right. And when there's not that disclosure, then that's especially damaging. People don't know where you're coming from. He claims this was all public, but it looks like it was not all public. And Buzzfeed was really onto something in this case. Sarah and Oliver, thank you both. Oliver and I do co-write the Reliable Sources Newsletter, so make sure you sign up for free right now at reliablesources.Com. Coming up live to London, and the untold story of Oprah's special broadcast with Harry and Megan.

Millions of dollars, hundreds of headlines all about one interview. It is this interview, Oprah Winfrey sit down with Megan Markel and Prince Harry coming up later today on CBS. I keep hearing this is highly anticipated, then actually, I've been saying that, too, haven't I? But let's step back and ask why. Why is there such fevered interest in this couple? ANDIEZ Some Girls are Just Born with Music and Dancing in Their Souls Poster Why is Megan Markel one of the most trolled people in the world? Well, for one thing, the Royals are big business for the British press and beyond. There is a media system in place to profit off their celebrity. Look at hundreds of headlines tick tocking through the tit for tat that culminated in Oprah's exclusive. It is an exclusive that according to The Wall Street Journal, Oprah's special company sold to CBS for $7 to 9 million. And of course, there's going to be a lot of interest from advertisers. And this special is going to be aired around the world. So, let's follow the money here. Think about the profit behind these stories. I think what's happening this weekend is the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are trying to balance out the playing field. They've barely been heard from a year. So, they are trying to tackle what they believe is misinformation about their lives by taking the mic and speaking with Oprah. But will it work? And who profits from this? Who benefits from all these stories and all this commentary? Well, joining me to discuss the attention economy is Daily Express Royal Correspondent, Richard Palmer. He's in the U.K.

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