Dee, crt, are we driving electric tanks? are we saying the climate with the military? none of that is important to the men and women who i served with. we were focused on succeeds in the mission we were given. the pentagon likes to say our diversity is our strength. what a bunch of garbage in our military our diversity is not our strength. our uni unity is our strength. we need a commander-in-chief who stands that getting woke out will go a long way to making sure we are top in the world. ainsley: you wanted to talk about the post over the weekend over the this is the post they posted a unit of the navy seals, right? pete: navy special warfare command put that out yesterday. you will see that on almost go to an army website, navy website, air force website at some point in june you will see this. the issue that is what it is. those are not the colors i care about. the colors i care about are red, white, and blue. we all wore green together we all bled red together. who we slept with is not the
Cut some had actually really ramped up supply, then we would see prices go down even more. listened java going to pay very close attention to what happens next, because there s some big political implications, right? i mean, $3.04 dollars gas, the difference there could swing some voters in some key battleground state watch what happens over the summer, watch hurricane season, all these things can have an impact thanks, matt, in greatest thanks for joining okay. so a quick turnaround for donald trump over the weekend, he joined tiktok. he previously had tried to ban the app. you ll remember when he was president and here s the thing because account as just a single post, but has already gained more than 3 million followers and 60 million views. here it is. a president is now on tiktok good walk on right and see it as clare duffy is your for more on this president biden s campaign has also been on tiktok after we know president biden has actually signed a
Already achieved and yesterday is rarely egyptian and us officials met in cairo to discuss exactly that. how do you close this border so that hamas cannot rearm one quick question before i let you go, baraka. the latest israeli polls, do they continue to show if there were is early elections in israel netanyahu would be defeated so i think there are two trends a fair elections were held today in a tanja would still lose the elections, but he is bit by bit managing to close this gap from his political opponents. we see that benny gantz has main political rival is going down in the poll, netanyahu is slightly going up. so the trend right now is more positive for netanyahu in the post. and it s been, let s say, a month ago interesting are baraka ravid, general spider marks to both of you. thank you very, very much.
how much did we make today? $5 million. and yesterday? $4 million. and yesterday? a billion dollars. john: it s happening again. game stop shares going through the roof after social media stock analysts posted on reddit. he told his followers that he has a $116 million bet laid down on gamestop. shares in the retail gaming outlet initially soared by 74% before dropping back to about 31%. it was the first post by roaring cutie on reddit in three years following the huge increase in gamestop shares and the subsequent crash back in 2021. the so-called meme stock trading
good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc in new york city. another new first for this country. the first trial of a sitting president s son getting under way in delaware just days after the end of donald trump s historic trial. what will the impact be both personally for the president and politically for his re-election. we ll go live to the courthouse where jury selection has been going on since 8:30. plus, the man who became the face of the covid response, dr. anthony fauci coming face-to-face with his congressional critics for the first time since leaving his post. the demand by one democrat for an apology, and what provoked an emotional response. the latest drama from capitol hill coming up. potentially devastating news for the families of israeli hostages. prime minister netanyahu saying today that president biden got it wrong on the details of a
Between carter and clark. after it was initially ruled a common foul, the league upgraded it to a flagrant yesterday. carter showing no remorse on social media following the game. carter wrote, quote, besides three point shooting, what does clark bring to the table? she added another post, i d rather that you hate me than love me, and i mean that on my dead aunt. and she s not the only member she s i ll tell you what that s what you do when you want the pepsi endorsements. one of clark s former college rivals seen cheering on the hard foul from the sideline has been fined $1,000 for skipping out on interviews with the media following saturday s game. come on. pablo. this is bill it is the jordan rules. mika, this is how they treat you
This campaign and that is bad news of the votes that are going have gone to reform the people who voted conservative in 2019 of the stick with reforms, such chances of narrowing labor s 20 point lead, they will just be narrowing labor s 20 point lead, they willjust be diminished further and that is bound to be the case concerns will be deeply about today s development.- concerns will be deeply about today s development. brian taylor is with us to take today s development. brian taylor is with us to take us today s development. brian taylor is with us to take us through today s development. brian taylor is with us to take us through some - today s development. brian taylor is with us to take us through some of. with us to take us through some of that and for the moment, thank you very much. there has been a big shake up on the editorial board of the washington post. 0ut goes executive editor sally buzbee, replaced until the election by matt murray, the former editor in chief of the wall streetjournal. after which robert winnett, deputy editor of the telegraph media group, will take on the new role of editor. but what is perhaps more interesting in this announcement is that the post intends to restructure itself
Lot of veteran journalist taking over media outlets which causes a lot more laughter in jokes and american newsrooms and may the best editor when, american newsrooms and may the best editorwhen, bringing american newsrooms and may the best editor when, bringing talent and we ll see what happens. why there is this at the post, with the vision is and perhaps, remains to be articulated to the team. here at the bbc, we articulated to the team. here at the sac, we look articulated to the team. here at the bbc. we look at articulated to the team. here at the bbc, we look at all articulated to the team. here at the bbc, we look at all of articulated to the team. here at the bbc, we look at all of this bbc, we look at all of this but media companies start to use this and focusing purely on prints, lp focusing purely on video and tv? we live in focusing purely on video and tv? - live in an environment for every media content competes of the other on the internet. the new york times recognize the reality the bbc does as well by the washington post has been slow to come to grips with that reality, the truck competing with
Into three newsrooms , one of which will will be comprised of service and social media journalism, run separately from the core news operation. a multimedia, fully digital newsroom, which is how the bbc and others have been repurposing their offer. so what does it mean for the way we get our news? joining me now is brian stelter, special correspondent at vanity fair. i been reports for several months of the magazine feature and what i have sensed at the post is a real sense of decline. for several years now, profits of turn to the losses, digital subscriptions of the declining in the posters lost a lot of its mojo. in some of the plan the executive editor was. forced out overnight and was replaced by two
From this next british government? with me tonight the founder and organiser of the kingston film festival david cunningham. thank you very much. such a rough time for film thank you very much. such a rough time for film and thank you very much. such a rough time for film and tv thank you very much. such a rough time for film and tv post thank you very much. such a rough j time for film and tv post covid-19, time for film and tv post covid 19, the hollywood writers and actors strike that is a knock on effect. how important is it that festivals like yours are and reinvigorating the appetite for film? i like yours are and reinvigorating the appetite for film? like yours are and reinvigorating the appetite for film? i think it is because, the appetite for film? i think it is because. very the appetite for film? i think it is because, very very the appetite for film? i think it is because, very very much - the appetite for film? i think it is because, very very much about l because, very very much about independent film i don t think independent film i don t think independent film i don t think independent film gets as much airtime as it could endure a lot of film makers out there who are struggling to get their work seen to get their work out there we offer the platform for them to do so. iloathed the platform for them to do so. what format this is the platform for them to do so. what format this is a the platform for them to do so. what format this is a mistake? the platform for them to do so. what format this is a mistake? is - the platform for them to do so. what format this is a mistake? is trying . format this is a mistake? is trying to be very big format this is a mistake? is trying to be very big and format this is a mistake? is trying to be very big and we format this is a mistake? is trying to be very big and we are - format this is a mistake? is trying to be very big and we are showing format this is a mistake? is trying i to be very big and we are showing 86 films and four screens per event or series of workshops by where we have