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And i think nowadays whats fascinating with the internet is that you can connect with these subpockets of communities, directly with your fans, and get monetised. weve talked about how the majority of folks even in the youtube study arent necessarily making a living, but what were seeing now is there is absolutely a change in behaviour in understanding that consumers are willing to pay for content that they care about and because they particularly care about specific creators, so thats why its c...

Is there is absolutely a change in behaviour in understanding that consumers are willing to pay for content that they care about and because they particularly care about specific creators, so thats why its called the creator economy versus what you have with a gig economy. its not commoditised. the specific creator that you care about is the one youre willing to support. and your platform is not just musicians, is it? we have all kinds of creators and platforms, — musicians, journalists, peopl...

Much. >> thanks. >> tucker: so, whats interesting is the people who are lecturing you about the plight of women and girls, not just in afghanistan but around the world, because they care about women, dont care at all about ashli babbitt, an american air force veteran who was unarmed, not warrant before she was shot in the neck on january 6th. she died. thats fine, lets applaud it. she wasnt a woman apparently. but thats okay because it was an insurrection, a coordinated to overthrow democracy. w...

Locations they want. morgan, you are with secretary of state pompeo during this entire time that all of this had been negotiated under very different circumstances and terms, that would have dire consequences immediately. had the taliban ever stepped out of line. we did not lose a single american in over a year, in the last year of donald trumps presidency as a result of that. tell us what you know and what you are hearing. you know many people on the ground there today as we speak. >> yeah, sea...

Just musicians, is it? we have all kinds of creators on our platforms, musicians, journalists, people do photography, humans in new york who document the plight of everyday humans, inventors, all kinds of folks who are able to connect to their community. how do the payments work if i put something on your platforms, who is paying what to whom? its the direct connection you have with your fans and your community who want to support both he was a creator and to get access to the exclusive content ...

That country which wouldnt have been the case before, and therefore that might explain this wave of... contribute to this wave of sympathy towards the afghan people. totally, and i think towards the afghan people. totally, and | thinkthis — towards the afghan people. totally, and i think this was _ towards the afghan people. totally, and i think this was symbolised - towards the afghan people. totally, and i think this was symbolised in l and i think this was symbolised in the house of commons...

In behaviour understanding that consumers are willing to pay for content that they care about and because they particularly care about specific creators, so thats why its called the creative economy versus what you have with a gig economy. its not commoditised. the specific creator that you care about is the one youre willing to support. and your platform is not just musicians, is it? we have all kinds of creators and platforms, musicians, journalists, people do photography, people in new york w...

Policies that it carried out against uighurs. >> reporter: but other groups who could use the plight of weaker cause to recruit jihadis, as it tries to navigate the new political reality on its doorstep. it does seem that the cozying inbetween china and the taliban is based on trying to maintain regional and social stability right here within china. but we cannot forget the money at stake here. afghanistan sets on an estimated $1 trillion worth of mineral wealth. you can bet that china is also l...

Allies. and those targeted with their association with the us. this piece of theatre, i guess, was him desperately trying to regain control of the situation and project a sense of the situation and project a sense of calm. he gave a pretty fractious interview to abc news, where he came across as kind of belligerent, incredibly touchy and kind of unfeeling for the plight of afghanis who feel deserted by the us. 13 thousands people out of afghanistan, but they also talked to or got a quote from th...

Folks even in the youtube study arent necessarily making a living but what were seeing now is there is absolutely a change in behaviour understanding that consumers are willing to pay for content that they care about and because they particularly care about specific creators so that is why it is called the creative economy versus what you have with a gig economy. it is not commoditised. the specific creator that you care about is the one you are willing to support. bind that you care about is th...