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will give meta a break in they're doing woke stuff. it hurts the brand to america's hartland company. >> bill: anheiser-busch loss, and target loss of 7 1/2 billion since the pride collection was dropped on the 24th of may. >> mark cuban says it is not about individual investors divesting from the stock. and you don't really have to pay attention to market cap. , no it is about individual consumers no longer going to those places or buying bud light. you are seeing that everywhere. there are pictures all over instagram and twitter of cases of bud light and they are doing whatever they can to try and sell it. maybe it is just some short term pain but it really goes to show you, you have to have better intuition when it comes to your customers. you can't just do a 180, leave your customers in the dust and hope they follow you.
to this search for answers. that legislation has been introduced in states across the us and the vast majority of it has been pro guns. it's not been about making guns harder to obtain. the longer the search for answers goes on, the harder the process of healing from that terrible day becomes. and the more the sense for the families that events like the 24th of may in uvalde, texas are simply nowjust another part of american lives, that there will be more families like theirs that will have to go through this. heightened security threats, a historic refugee crisis and economic disruption stemming from russia's invasion of ukraine have deepened the divide between autocracies and democracies — that's according to research from freedom house. earlier i spoke to the organisation's president, michael abramowitz. michael, thank you so much
what do we know about her fate? that's right and, moreover, sofia sapega also asked for a presidential pardon but she was not granted one. now the question of her being transferred to her homeland, to russia, is being discussed and i believe on the 24th of may there should be a court heraring which should make the decision whether sofia will be transferred to russia... 0r or will she transfer to a penal colony or remain in prison? there were lots of talk that she has said all those things out loud about lukashenko and like praising belarusian authorities, giving information about other belarusian opposition activists, the kgb and security services, that he is doing
conducting that shooting obviously that wasn't in time to do anything, but we don't know who else she was in contact with and what she was saying on social media, the police still have not released that information and have not come up with a definitive motive in that horrific nashville shooting. that will be the -- the same questions will be asked here, the same kinds of investigations will be conducted whether this shooter was active on social media or was simply in contact with people, was expressing disgruntlement again, the police have not said whether this was a current or a past employee. they said they were still trying to determine that. they have said that this was a workplace violence ncident, an then our sources have told us that this is believed to be an employee with some kind of mental health issue, jose. >> yeah, and i mean, the case as you say in the last shooting, it probably wasn't the last, the horrific one of that elementary school, in uvalde on the 24th of may of last year, the shooter also expressed that he was going to do something, but it happened
there are impacts and ripples from these events that stay with the community long after all of us leave. >> today the 24th, i think back to the 24th of may. the massacre in uvalde, texas. 21 people, 19 kids taken away. it seems as though it's so -- it repeats itself so much. as we said in the beginning of the broadcast, the victims here were weren't even laid to rest and there were ore people being killed in this state i'm wondering how do we look at that? 39 mass shootings in the united states in 2023. >> we have grown somewhat numb to these remarkable and incredible and the worst
and off the air. how can things like this thot become normal when they happen so often. and i'm just wondering, i keep thinking about the 11 people who lost their lives here. i think about the people, the kids and the two teachers that lost their lives the 24th of may in uvalde, texas. i keep thinking those are people that have treatments, hopes, aspirations that if carried themselves out with dignity and grace throughout their entire lives. then they come to a place to celebrate and they are just shot and killed. how is it that we can stop this from being normal. >> there's ab incredibly a lot that needs to happen. is it broader education, embracing of diversity. ask yes, including smarter gun
colleagues to extend some grace. let's have a real conversation about the things we can do. think we have a responsibility. we have a responsibility to lessen the frequency of these things. i thought sandy hook would be the final straw for so many people on this topic of gun violence. and unfortunately, it has not been. but we still have an opportunity to make real progress. this year president biden signed the bipartisan gun safety legislation. we still have an opportunity to continue the work of closing the gaps, addressing mental health, working with families, of really just honoring their memory with action. >> ten years ago today, students at sandy hook, the 24th of may in uvalde, trks. these horrible tragedies just seem to be continuing.
case. >> i was struck yesterday. yesterday was thanksgiving day and it was also six months since the massacre in uvalde, the 24th of may. jonathan, could these new comments by the president actually have a political effect on, for example, georgia where the issue of guns and the second amendment is a big issue? >> certainly, jose, this is not a new position for the president. but any time there are fresh remarks made about an issue like this, it's a hot-button one that gets voters excited, there's certainly the possibility that we're going to hear those replayed in the georgia senate race. i think the president was expressing frustration. i don't think anybody who's watched the gun control debate over the last 30 years thinks that there's anything that's going to happen in the lame duck session. that assault weapons ban that passed in 1994 had a sunset
they can be addicted for life. it's time to put the brakes on big tobacco's candy-flavored trick and protect california kids. vote yes on proposition 31. 35 past the hour, chilling recordings have been published about the police response to the school shooting at robb elementary school in uvalde on the 24th of may. new audio obtained suggests that police likely knew children were in danger long before they intervened 77 minutes after the shooting began. it's not clear how the tribune obtained the recordings. more than 20 emergency calls and dozens of conversations reveal critical miscommunication. some officers warned class may be in session in the room where the gun man was and others incorrectly reported he was alone despite dispatchers receiving calls for help inside
would have been here trying to make us smile. so, i mean, it's rough. >> yeah. you know, i often think, how can i, when i have the opportunity, the privilege to speak with folks who are affected by this, it's like, you know, that 24th of may just never gets any less painful. >> no, sir. no. and i mean, it's almost like groundhog day. you relive it every day. i mean, every day, you wake up and for a split second, you think, okay, it was a dream. and then reality crashes back in, and then your heart sinks once again. so, you know, it's situations like yesterday that, you know, i got up and left my house at 5:00 in the morning to make it to that meeting in austin by 9:00 for them to just tell us