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RNC chief strategist Sean Spicer says the news media is giving a "very biased, one-sided activist journalist view of this race."

Dan Rather says Trump's comments are "ridiculous, untrue, and dangerous." MZ Hemingway and Jane Hall debate the significance of it.

"While people should stay informed, the antidote" to election year stress is "not be having it 24/7 in front of your face," says Dr. Gail Saltz, a psychiatrist and host of the podcast "The Power of Different."

Hillary Clinton has been leading Donald Trump all year long. ABC's Matthew Dowd explains why media claims about a "tight race" are hurtful.

Talk of a Democratic sweep in November is premature, Dan Rather says. He says he's reminded of the old saying, "Don't taunt the alligator until after you cross the creek."

With trust in media hitting record lows, Brian Stelter convenes a focus group of Nevada voters to ask what can be done to improve confidence in the fourth estate.

Jane Hall and MZ Hemingway discuss the prospect of a "Trump TV" network after the election. Hall wonders what it might mean for Fox News.

The deal will be subject to review by government regulators that could take more than a year. AT&T and Time Warner have agreed to a mega $85 billion deal in the latest big-business bid to influence the future of media. Time Warner is the parent company of CNN, TNT, HBO, the Warner Bros. studio, and a number of other TV channels and websites.

At a rally in Pennsylvania, Donald Trump said if elected his administration would not approve AT&T buying Time Warner "because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few."

The boards of AT&T and Time Warner are meeting on Saturday afternoon to vote on an $80 billion deal that would bring the two companies together, according to sources familiar with the matter. CNNs Brian Stelter explains.

Goldman Sachs CEO tells Fareed that "in general, [financial] regulation is good" but that "more isn't necessarily better." Watch more on CNN's GPS with Fareed Zakaria, Sunday at 10a/1pET.

Lloyd Blankfein defends against criticism that the bank outsmarted the financial system: "We were not in speculation mode; we were in risk management mode." Watch more on CNN's GPS with Fareed Zakaria, Sunday at 10a/1pET.

Some fear Clinton is too close to the financial industry to regulate it, but Blankfein says the financial system is already "tightly regulated" & "anxious." Watch more on CNN's GPS with Fareed Zakaria, Sunday at 10a/1pET.

Lloyd Blankfein responds to criticism that big banks are not held accountable for mistakes: "Sometimes people are just wrong ... Stupidity is not a crime." Watch more on CNN's GPS with Fareed Zakaria, Sunday at 10a/1pET.

Are the Clintons too friendly with Goldman Sachs? Lloyd Blankfein explains why he feels it's necessary for his bank to engage with political leaders. Watch more on CNN's GPS with Fareed Zakaria, Sunday at 10a/1pET.

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein tells Fareed that the general economic anxiety does not reflect the U.S. economic stability. Watch more on CNN's GPS with Fareed Zakaria, Sunday at 10a/1pET.

A massive DDoS attack took down large swaths of the Internet on Friday. The malware may have been distributed through ordinary devices in users homes. Samuel Burke reports.

Greg Gopman, a tech entrepreneur who once penned a harsh critique of San Francisco's homeless population, says he lost his job as a VR contractor at Twitter after his 2013 comments resurfaced in the media.

A DDoS attack, which overwhelms servers by flooding them with traffic, disrupted popular sites like Twitter, Netflix and Reddit. CNN's Samuel Burke reports.

CNN's Brian Stelter and Paul R. La Monica join Richard Quest to discuss rumors of an AT&T takeover bid for Time Warner. Time Warner is the parent company of CNN.