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Media, youve got two really prominent examples, the london evening standard and the independent which is now online only. they were both owned by lord lebedev who is a russian, originally from russia. he sold stakes and owns a third of stakes to mysterious saudi businessmen who through a slightly complicated series of offshore accounts that turned out to be, in the eyes of the british government, connected to the saudi state. it is worth noting that the independent made it very clear that they h...

It was kept very quiet through a series of cayman island accounts and it only really came out after some digging by the ft in particular who managed to expose who was the ultimate owner of these. and what british people might not know is you might read the independent and you might not notice anything different but across the middle east, the saudi owners have taken the independent brand and launched a series of websites which have, in the eyes of many, been seen to push a pro—saudi narrative ...

>> its one of those things if you are traveling you need. its a necessity like water. >> $50 -- >> every time i filled it up when trump was in office it was $45 to $50 now it stakes $100 to fill up the car. jesse: some outlets are debasing themselves to protect the president. here is "the washington post," probably on the white house payroll. america needs higher longer lasting inflation. they hate the people of this country, thats clear. christmas will be a mess because people cant get presents...

So, even if the brand in the uk isnt changing, the sort of power of the british brand can be used overseas. and this is a lot of it, it is soft power, whether it is advertising you see promoting saudi arabia, whether it is pr agencies in london that are earning massive sums spinning on behalf of all the gulf kingdoms, or whether it is actual direct ownership of the british media through partnerships with companies like the independent. and they say they are not promoting, that they are completel...

Like a whole big [inaudible] >> its one of those things if you are traveling you need. its a necessity like water. >> $50 -- >> every time i filled it up when trump was in office it was $45 to $50 now it stakes $100 to fill up the car. jesse: some outlets are debasing themselves to protect the president. here is "the washington post," probably on the white house payroll. america needs higher longer lasting inflation. they hate the people of this country, thats clear. christmas will be a mess bec...

If you want these things and you have cash, you can of make this happen and so when we think about what influences us, of owning an outlet, there is always an opportunity influences us, 5 an opportunity for gulf states, and it is not just saudi arabia, uae, qatar are also looking around the place and investing in outlets. they want to shape western opinion because they care about how it affects them and reflects on them back home. vivienne, lets bring you in from fortune. that is the british pre...

Like a whole big [inaudible] >> its one of those things if you are traveling you need. its a necessity like water. >> $50 -- >> every time i filled it up when trump was in office it was $45 to $50 now it stakes $100 to fill up the car. jesse: some outlets are debasing themselves to protect the president. here is "the washington post," probably on the white house payroll. america needs higher longer lasting inflation. they hate the people of this country, thats clear. christmas will be a mess bec...

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The independent and you might not notice anything different but across the middle east, the saudi owners have taken the independent brand and launched a series of websites which have, in the eyes of many, been seen to push a pro—saudi narrative in local languages. so, even if the brand in the uk isn�*t changing, the sort of power of the british brand can be used overseas. and this is a lot of it, it is soft power, whether it is used in advertising the ec promoting saudi arabia, whether it is...