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you noted women's basketball is still undervalued. talk to us about that with the pay gap outrage with caitlin clark's salary. the default is economics. women's sports do not push in as much. i reject it and can make the case for it but why do you think that as well? >> first of all i do think women's sports did pull in less revenue. >> yes. factual correct >> but, because they do not pull in the same revenue they don't deserve the same level of salaries and wnba players are not fighting for that but are arguing for their fair share. it brings in $2 million. and nba $10 billion. they are set in the collective bargaining agreement. an agreement between the union and the league that is how it works in every sport. now, as a share of revenue, the
the popularity gap between when men and women sports? we don't platform women the same way we do men. >> that's absolutely the biggest problem here and has been for decades. people have pointed out that in 1983 the first ever title game got more than 92.4. we have seen numbers before. but cbs and other media outlets have chosen not to build on that where that has changed now, and issues that people have been talking about forever. the entire ecosystem and the marketing and the promotion and the channels these games are on and whether people could find them. whether you have the same level of coverage online. so that absolutely contributes to whether or not we could build on these moments because the interest has always been there, but the access to the athletes and to the sports has not. >> it is also being able to buy apparel. if i wanted to buy a caitlin clark jersey, maybe now i'll be
violence and jew hatred. >> reporter: new york mayor eric adams condemning video such as this, which he saysa shows a young woman with a sign pointing to jewish students saying, "al qassam's next targets." in a letter obtained by nbc news, columbia rabbi elie buechler writing to students, "it deeply pains me to say that i would strongly recommend you return home as soon as possible and remain home until the reality in and around campus has dramatically improved," going on to say, "no one should have to endure this level of hatred, let alone at school." nick baum says while many of his peers have left, he's chosen to stay. >> your reaction to the letter? >> i feel disturbed, but i feel it is completely indicative of the horrible disturbances that jews on campus have been feeling over the last few days. as a jew, i no longer feel welcome on campus. >> reporter: a columbia university spokesperson tells nbc news in part, "we are acting on concerns we are hearing from our jewish students." republican congresswoman elise stefanik, who played a role during a hearing on anti-semitism this n the
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the positive effects of pretrial freedom and make sure people understood their stories that were attached to that in the lives attached, the families attached to that. we had people come to my house. >> one of the things you hear from trump supporters is that he signed the first step in 2018, he is a partner. what you say to people who say he would be an ally? >> he has not been an ally. the first step act was fine. it was a very small reform. most of the reform we need is on the local and state level, because most incarceration is local and state and most of the laws that end up being criminally enforced our local and state laws. that being said, he's claiming credit for small things and is also saying, you know, if people are stealing something they should get shot in the
gearing up for the presidential rematch that absolutely no one really wanted? as one poll told nwc news, i don't think biden has done much as president. if trump gets elected, i just feel it will be the same thing as it was before biden got elected. and to that point is this low level interest in this year's election due to a broader sense that our political system is broken and that our government isn't representing us. no matter where you fit on the political spectrum. to answer all those questions, life questions i would say, let's bring in the former senior aid for the biden-harris campaign. matthew doughty analyst, and also with us jonathan alter and msnbc contributor. adrian, i'll start with you. just to be clear, i disagree with that assessment. i don't think joe biden and donald trump are the same for this country. i know that was a quote we shared from one person who participated in the poll.
for purposes orof protecting his business, marriage, and many other valid reasons for somebody to engage in a hush money or nondisclosure agreement with individual whose coming forward with allegations that simplythat claims are not true. it is not just that level, but the defenst ite also has to beve raised that even if that specific intent is found in the firs t part of the elements, that there is an additional element that they must prove, and additional crime, essentially, that it was dealing with an election money cover up. so, they were so many layers here. thneede defense needs to put thi case forward in the opening statement and talk a lot about the specific intent elements required here and the difficultg prosecutors are going to have. finally, they need to have more beyond a reasonable doubt standard and to never let back on that. >> trey: carrie, i am going to make you a jury consultant, at least fo ar the next couple of
world. so the key here is to how we can achieve the twin goals of energy security and climate security so we can go towards the net zero a safe environment without suffering economically and socially. this is a key aspect that we will be discussing today. we mentioned that leaders _ discussing today. we mentioned that leaders from _ discussing today. we mentioned that leaders from the _ discussing today. we mentioned that leaders from the energy - that leaders from the energy sector will be there. talk really was going to be there, and also, from the world of government and politics, because i was energy ministers are key in all of this. collaboration every level is so important. collaboration every level is so important-— important. absolutely. the government _ important. absolutely. the government level, - important. absolutely. the government level, we - important. absolutely. the| government level, we don't important. absolutely. the - government level, we don't see the same majority of government officials and ministers from consuming nations and importing nations. we also see them talking and sitting at the table, coming from producer companies including from those in the middle east, and the same thing for the business
but what do you make of this phenomenon, adrian, that we're seeing out there this low level interest around the same time, so it is usually the survey or the polls taken around the same time every time before the election, but that people are beginning to lose their faith in our political system and not as excited about the election as normal? >> yeah, ayman, i would love to dig into it. i think a lot of it probably has to do, my guess, is that there is a lot of trump fatigue out there. this is somebody as you just mentioned, we're going to see we're in the very beginning of the trial. we're going to see him in the courtroom every single day for the next six weeks. this is also just the first trial of what will likely be several more. you know, during this election cycle, i think there's certainly voter fatigue going on. look, when it comes to president biden, the campaign is still very early, seven months away. there is still a lot.
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