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belarus, ukraine, and moldova. so, with ukraine, as we are seeing -- as you are seeing right there from kyiv, this is an ongoing war of conquest. it's an attempt to re-annex this country to whatever persons idea of a run nascent russian empire to fire and steal. with respect to belarus, one could argue it has already been a de facto vassal state of russia for many years. since 2021 alexander lukashenko brutally suppressed a pro democracy protest movement and, according to international monitors, stolen election -- he's not the illegitimate president of belarus according to the u.s. eu and united states -- he does not want, according to experts we consulted for this story -- he does not want to forfeit his sovereignty completely. so, he is finding himself in this predicament. putin has prevailed upon him time and time again, we want belarus to become a co-combatant in this war in ukraine. lukashenko has kicked the can down the street. but the wheel real question is,
to listening to at least one podcast. and that will get more listeners spending more time with audio spoken audio in their ears. i think spotify has the opportunity to use its landscape, to use its apps, to use all of the infrastructure that it has to bring more potential listeners into the fold. i think the key is that daniel has sort of implied that he sees spotify's podcasting mission as mature now, that it should be evidencing its successes now. and i think that's the whole industry, which is always treated as kind of nascent, on the verge of being the next big thing. it is a mature industry now. it mayjust simply not be the biggest thing in the world. but why is it not making money for them? they're the biggest music streamer in the world. they've got, as you've been describing, a mature podcast offering — some people listening might be thinking, well, if they're not making money, who can? it's 100% not a podcast problem. this is a spotify problem. spotify is not making money. it has never made money.
listeners from zero to one, listening to no podcast, to listening to at least one podcast. and that will get more listeners spending more time with audio spoken audio in their ears. i think spotify has the opportunity to use its landscape, to use its apps, to use all of the infrastructure that it has to bring more potential listeners into the fold. i think the key is that daniel ek has sort of implied that he sees spotify's podcasting mission as mature now, that it should be evidencing its successes now. and i think that's the whole industry, which is always treated as kind of nascent, on the verge of being the next big thing. it is a mature industry now. it mayjust simply not be the biggest thing in the world. but why is it not making money for them? they're the biggest music streamer in the world. they've got, as you've been describing, a mature podcast offering — some people listening might be thinking, well, if they're not making money, who can? it's100% not a podcast problem. this is a spotify problem. spotify is not making money. it has never made money.
the on the programme. i'm looking at figures from last year in the uk 5% of time spent listening to audio is podcasts. do you think perhaps that this is not to run podcasts down at all, that they need to be treated as a relatively small part of the audio offering, whether it's for spotify or anyone else? i actually thinkjust the opposite. i think spotify has a huge opportunity to bring potential listeners from zero to one, listening to no podcast, to listening to at least one podcast. and that will get more listeners spending more time with audio spoken audio in their ears. i think spotify has the opportunity to use its landscape, to use its apps, to use all of the infrastructure that it has to bring more potential listeners into the fold. i think the key is that daniel ek has sort of implied that he sees spotify's podcasting mission as mature now, that it should be evidencing its successes now. and i think that's the whole industry, which is always treated as kind of nascent, on the verge of being the next big thing. it is a mature industry now. it mayjust simply not be the biggest thing in the world. but why is it not making money for them? they're the biggest music streamer in the world. they've got, as you've been describing, a mature podcast
opportunity to bring potential listeners from zero to one, listening to no podcast, to listening to at least one podcast. and that will get more listeners spending more time with audio spoken audio in their ears. i think spotify has the opportunity to use its landscape, to use its apps, to use all of the infrastructure that it has to bring more potential listeners into the fold. i think the key is that daniel ek has sort of implied that he sees spotify�*s podcasting mission as mature now, that it should be evidencing its successes now. i think the key is that daniel ek has sort of implied that he sees spotify's podcasting mission as mature now, that it should be evidencing its successes now. and i think that's the whole industry, which is always treated as kind of nascent, on the verge of being the next big thing. it is a mature industry now. it mayjust simply not be the biggest thing in the world, but why is it not making money for them? they're the biggest music streamer in the world. they've got, as you've been describing, a mature podcast offering — some people listening might be thinking,
sure — but they will come back, i'm sure of— but they will come back, i'm sure of that, they will need time — sure of that, they will need time to— sure of that, they will need time to work out precisely went wrong _ time to work out precisely went wrong and _ time to work out precisely went wrong and remember this is not the only— wrong and remember this is not the only uk launch that we will see from — the only uk launch that we will see from here in cornwall, there _ see from here in cornwall, there will be other launches as well there will be other launches as weii leter— there will be other launches as well later this year from scotland. so keep some hope, and this— scotland. so keep some hope, and this new industry, this nascent _ and this new industry, this nascent industry that they are developing will come to an end. that— developing will come to an end. that was— developing will come to an end. that wasjonathan amos developing will come to an end. that was jonathan amos our science correspondent reporting. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: after days of deadlock and drama, the republican kevin mccarthy has his first day as house speaker. how did it go? we'll find out. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since world war ii. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest. but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop
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your mouth but are you suggesting that maybe it's close? >> i don't know whether it's close or not close, because i think the timing was probably dictated by donald trump's announcement. but i do think that the likelihood that it will happen is higher than i might otherwise have thought, because you don't need to appoint a special counsel if you're simply going to walk away from a case. >> lisa rubin, you were nodding. >> i completely agree with that. and bash, as always, is so on point here. when we think about recent special counsel appointments, they are either investigations that were in their most nascent of stages, or they're investigations, as with the investigation, that did not exist until bill barr decided to appoint john durham to investigate the investigators, as we've been fond of saying. this is a wholly different situation where for months, if not for years, in the case of the january 6th investigation, the department has been looking at these things on its own with
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the house counsel, i can't advise you and never passes on the message. she's looking for a lawyer to counsel her on what to do. if they had waited a couple more hours, history could have gone a different direction. and the democratic leaders were saying don't interfere with the presidency, it's nascent, two years later we're talking about president trump. that logic didn't work to the ends that they wanted but they ended up pulling punches they could have thrown, and that might have changed history. >> we talk a lot about republicans in the wake of january 6th and the hypocrisy there, running from the mob, and then all of a sudden a few days later embracing trump, going down to mar-a-lago and kissing the wrong, and we should continue to talk about that and call them out on that. we learned from our reporting that democrats were trying to shut the second impeachment down, not just that night. jamie raskin's team had reached out to the biden white house to try to talk to secret service