Good morning. It's time for reliable sources. Our weekly look at the story behind the story,

how the media really works, how the news gets made and how all of us can help make it better.

I'm John Avalon in for Brian Stelter and let's start with a

brand new story. That would be Story Moon Stelter because on Wednesday

Brian and Jamie and Big Sister Sunny welcome to a new baby boy to the family.

So please join us all in saying,

welcome to the world, stunning moon's delta.

And now on to this week's news.

This hour, is the news media ignoring Latinos

in the coverage of the El Paso terror attack?

Also, why these before and after headlines from the New York Times cause such an uproar and what

it says about the debate about how to cover President Trump?

Finally, we'll talk to the reporter whose investigation reopened the Epstein case

about the questions that still demand answers.

But first, you hear that?

That's deafening silence from Fox News and its board of directors following Tucker Carlson's false claim that the white supremacy problem in America is a hoax.

Now that's on the very same week that El Paso suffered an act of white nationalist terror.

Now here's a fact.

Since 9-11 there have been more murders by right-wing extremists in America than

Islamist terrorists, that's according to New America's research.

And if you judge a comment by the company it keeps, Tucker's message was praised by none other

than former KKK leader David Duke.

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