succumb to pressure and removed some of its lgbtq pride merchandise after confrontations shoppers. >> i think it depends on what you mean by do they work? they work with a certain part of the republican base. the royals them up, i'm sure it's very good for clickbait, i'm sure it's very good for fundraising. you know, will it work with the corporations? target caved in a little bit. certainly, bud light made some changes. north face and other companies have not. >> i think if we move beyond the initial attacks, we'll see more more companies not backing down. and i think what we're seeing over time is that the deluge of these attacks from -- will shift to something else. so, i don't think it's -- i don't think it's going to last. >> i mean, you know, professor, the big crux behind these kind
winning journalist gayle king and nba superstar charles barkley. it'll be debuting on wednesday nights right here on cnn this fall, and they made the announcement just moments ago on tnt s nba tip off. take a look. i know she's going to be a straight shooter. and, you know, i'm gonna be a straight shooter and when we got together for lunch, we just started talking about random things, and it was really curious that we had different opinions, which is fine. like we weren't was correct. it was wrong. continue, dear. go ahead, but we were like all i want is people. even if i disagree with them, i want them to be honest with me. i don't want them saying things to get clickbait that that's what drives me crazy about our people in our profession. right now. we're not trying to get people to click on going to be fair and honest and i, you know, i'm gonna do the same thing. i feel that about him too. and i think you know you just want a civil conversation. i like to that. it's no holds barred. you know, i'm very aware of people are watching. i don't think that i
do it. i just told them the same thing. exactly exact same thing. great conversation, and that's how the whole thing came up. what do you want the show to look like i wanted to be nonpolitical. just two people talk about policy. we will, but we don't want to say well, uh, liberal, conservative republican democrat. that's one of the things that's already ruined television in general, and i know she's going to be a straight shooter. you know, i'm gonna be a straight shooter and when we got together for lunch, we just started talking about random things. and it was really curious that we had different opinions, which is fine like we want to correct. it was wrong. continue, dear. go ahead, but we were like all i want is people. even if i disagree with them, i want them to be honest with me. i don't want them saying things to get clickbait that that's what drives me crazy about our people in our profession. right now. we're not trying to get people to click on going to be fair and honest and i, you know, i'm gonna do the same thing. i feel that about him too. and i think you know you just want a civil conversation. i like to
nonpolitical. just two people talk about politics will, but we don't want to say well, uh, a liberal, a tive, republican democrat. that's one of the things that's already ruined television in general, and i know she's going to be a straight shooter. and you know, i'm gonna be a straight shooter and when we got together for lunch, we just started talking about random things. and it was really curious that we had different opinions, which is fine like we want to correct. it was wrong. continue, dear. go ahead, but we were like all i want is people. even if i disagree with them, i want them to be honest with me. i don't want them saying things to get clickbait that that's what drives me crazy about our people in our profession. right now. we're not trying to get people to click on going to be fair and honest and i, you know, i'm gonna do the same thing. i feel that about him too. and i think you know you just want a civil conversation. i like to that. it's no holds barred. you know, i'm very aware of people are watching. i don't think that i can just go on and say anything.
want them saying things to get clickbait. that that's what drives me crazy about our people in our profession right now. we're not trying to get people to click on right going to be fair and honest and i, you know, i'm gonna do the same thing about him too. and i think you know you just want a civil conversation. i like to that. it's no holds barred, you know, i'm very aware of people are watching. i don't think that i can just go on and say anything. i don't know how you feel about that. but i you know, i think that you know, decorum and courtesy and kindness always works. but everybody i know has an opinion about something. i just think we have to figure out a way to have a good conversation without tearing each other down, and i think that we can do that. alright. king charles will be a weekly discussion of the events and people shaping our culture. the live show will feature top newsmakers and personalities at the center of the most interesting stories of the week. we're excited to welcome our new colleagues, gayle king and charles barkley to cnn. that's king charles. he had a king charles wednesday nights launching this fall right here on cnn, still ahead miles of public beach in southern
When talking about her upcoming documentary 'Pretty Baby', the former 'Suddenly Susan' star also explains what she means by saying she is owning her identity fully.
interesting supreme court case being heard right now that's going to be decided on whether social media companies can be held accountable for extreme content that appears on their sites. it's actually not about whether donald trump or anyone else gets on facebook or gets on anywhere and says these extreme things. it's whether they have designed algorithms to monetize hate, where they know that stuff is clickbait, they know that extreme content gets nor views, more likes, more advertising dollars so they are monetizing the spread of extremism. that is what the supreme court case is about. i don't know which way they are going. but it's a super interesting case for the future of technology who is responsible, shouldn't be making money off of extreme content. they can't control donald trump but they can control how they make their u their money. >> we will end it there. i don't want cnn late on their next commercial break. thank you, guys. see you next week. [ cheers and applause ]
where's the cage match between you and conor mcgregor. >> sean: he gets a bigger applause and it is my show, this really sucks. anyway, have a great -- >> laura: fantastic show, sean, i loved watching it. congratulations, awesome show and i will be watching tomorrow night, and i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." thanks for being with us tonight, put up or shut up, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." it's clickbait and it is the left go to shiny object for keeping african americans on the line. of course i am talking about reparations, and san francisco's later over-the-top proposals most of which will never see the light of day. now what is a purported effort to level the playing field after slavery and discrimination, 111 recommendations were proposed to advance the reparations agenda and on the list, check this out, a $5 million payment to every
it's identity politics. i think it's identity politics with other people are doing -- it but now when the perpetrator of identity politics is doing it, when it becomes problematic. >> i just have to say, i would hear, that i'm like -- i'm amazed and appalled to even hear those words. >> i don't agree with him. it's cheap and lazy. it's clickbait he kind of stuff, although i have my own critiques of feminism and liberalism that are not radical at all. but i don't know what he's going to be doing. i'm not mad that he's going into a conservative think tank. and honestly, i'm not all the surprise that he might be advising on legislation that sounds very much like ron desantis. and i wonder if we would be having the same conversation if we found out that some progressive, far-left liberal professor was going to be advising someone like liberal bernie sanders or aoc on anti-policing or socialism. i don't think we would have that conversation if that were the case. i think we are pointing this out because it's far right and cringey and fringy and extreme. but i am not surprised.
on facebook. facebook, in particular, had been key to donald trump's success ever since his first presidential run. and in 2017 interview with 60 minutes, brad parscale, who is trump's digital campaign guru, presque isle said it was facebook, not twitter, that had elected donald trump. >> i understood early that facebook was how donald trump was going to win. twitter is how he talked to the people, facebook was -- i think facebook was the method. it was the highway in which his car drove on. >> prescott would love their explained that the trump campaign was able to spend significantly less money than the clinton campaign because trump's campaign used facebook advertising. facebook charged less for its content, and that content was in turn more likely to be spread as clickbait. this is what parscale concluded in 2018. donald trump was a perfect candidate for facebook. so facebook did all of that for trump. well before january 6th. when the committee finally