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rather. gaines is a forme ncacaa swimmer ,independent women's forum spokesperson. robby, thanks so much fore fa joining the program. just to give some people is some background on brittany,ingf i was a huge fan of her.r sh she's a texan. in the beginning of her career, she came under a lot of scrutiny and it wasn't fair because she dunked the ball. s she had a masculine voice. and so there are suggestionsnotr that she may be a man. now, obviously, that was not true. and she pushed back against it rightfully so. tha >> i just don't understand how someone did experience thatn is now one men to compete ing women's sport.sense. >> it just doesn't make any sen sense now. it doesn't make any sense. and this is something that's becoming a trend. we've seen megan rapino now brittney griner, even someone as monumental for women's sports as billie jean king. we essentially have her to a credit title nine for all of these women who once fought foru alwomen's rights, equalresour opportunity, equal access, equal resources, equal payay thi
you just cannot. howard: well, what does do to the republican rivals in this race, robby? because nikki haley does not want to criticize donald trump directly, so she had her staff ooh leak a comfortable memo to the axios. it got a few blips of coverage. >> and, yes, he is often consume by grievances of the past, but he sill, he understands something about republican base, about a lot of republican voters and even a lot of independent, former democrats, rust belt people who care about what's going the on in this country. it doesn't mean we don't care about ukraine or the rest are of the world, but trump understood that the neo-con seven consensus opinion, that that that is not what republican voters want. he gets that. he sill gets that. i'm not sure rivals like nikki haley get that. maybe ron desantis the gets that, i don't know. this ises why he's still relevant because idealogically, he's a different kind of republican than ones that ran in the oughts, and that is to his
the hate rhetoric that is being shared across social media, particularly twitter, since the rise of elon musk. all of that is legitimate. howard: but, robby, liberals never liked elon musk when he took this place over, and so they're saying aha. as major organizations leave, some of the attraction melts away. >> i think so. i'm grateful to the transparent she he brought showing us this tremendous web of collusion wean federal agencies and mainstream media and con end the moderators at twitter to censor important speech relating to covid -- howard: yep, i agree. >> i'm glad this happened. it's frustrating that the matt taibbi partnership is coming to an end because, yes, elon is making some choices that i think are not great. i think he would recognize it if he were someone else, i think he's too in it. howard: ask finally, remember when he was going to accept down as ceo after a poll? he announced during this chat that his dog is the new ceo of twitter. thanks, guys. that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz.
i don't see, i don't see how it's possible. it's not an age thing. howard: joining us now on the coverage, robbie swo say, and iowa misha cross. robby, when donald trump tells tucker carlson biden won't be able to run again, is that just typical of the provocative comments that he knows will drive the news cycle? >> surest the bluster, the exaggeration. you heard what he had to say about the crying employees who were helping shep is herd him through the arraignment. all that aside, people, trump still remains very popular. his policies, extremely popular among the republican base. i think it would behoove him to draw a contrast with biden not just in terms of age, i mean, they're both up there. a lot of people running our government are up there right now, that that's the problem, and instead concentrate on the policies that he thinks are leading our country astray and what he would do differently. he can point out on foreign policy, on the economy, etc., rather than just kind of reflect
people have never cared about him saying those things. it doesn't mean we're not going to confront or challenge them, but pointing out the obvious truth that xi jinping is smart. howard: full outrage by the media in your view, i was particularly struck by the praise of putin because he has launched this brutal invasion of ukraine and is clearly a war criminal, but donald trump still likes him. >> absolutely. and i disagree with robby. i think we have a former president in donald trump who is use to praising dictators and authoritarianism. we also have a republican party that is supporting authoritarian regimes in their support of donald trump. howard: so you don't think it's -- >> no, absolutely not. we're act actively trying to protect democrat and democracies a abroad and say as -- stay as close to u.n. and our nato allies as possible. you cannot be someone who has held a seat of power as the most important person on the globe politically and support and have nice things to say about putin.
hundred thousand blames her for the collision saying it left him with broken ribs and traumatic brain injury. it is possible past witnesses like paltrow could take the stand again the judge seems serious about this eight-day trial timeline meaning closing arguments will happen tomorrow. then it's in the jury's hands. >> bill: get it done. nice to see you in l.a. >> martha: a shocking refusal in the syed convicted of murder of his girlfriend and released 20 years later after the podcast poked holes in his case. >> how does a kid get convicted on evidence this shaky? in the years since our story aired robby and others pushed to find out more. here comes city prosecutors going further. the picture that emerged is this. his case contains every chronic problem our system can cough up.
own. >> you're seeing it also, i mean, look what's going on in washington. you look at nancy pelosi, what she's done the last few decades, the last few years for sure. >> she was on our first list. >> absolutely. what you see when you go down in the robby here are smiles. >> yes. >> everyone is smiling. that's what strikes me as different from most events i go to. everyone is smiling and a pleasure to be here because they are slowing down. they're learning from each other. they are appreciating, especially the older women, that this is a place and a time this week where they are being celebrated. >> randall, they're a part of this. every single woman here is a part of this, opposed to going to an event and going, huh, i'll never get. they are a part of this, and they are being scooped up into incredible, cross-cultural, cross-generational relationships. randall lane, thank you very much. as we've said, we have some really special guests with us throughout the week. go to knowyourvalue.com or forbes.com for continuing coverage of the 30/50 summit.
connection between these items, as well as ana walshe and possibly her husband, brian walshe. >> cnn has reached out to brian walshe's attorney but has not heard back. a second-generation daredevil robby knevil has died at the age of 60. >> he's done it! >> knevil was probably best known for being the son of pioneering daredevil evel knevil. well, robby's website says he performed more than 300 motorcycle jumps, setting 20 world records, leaping over the fountains at caesars palace in las vegas and over planes on an aircraft carrier and elsewhere.
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backward to receding triumphs, but it's clear they're also looking forward and they are as determined as ever to shape the nation's future. joining me is robert joins, president and founder of the public religion institute and my friend. robby, tell me about this group. >> well, you're right to say it's an important and powerful group that has this very innocuous name. the council for national policy. but this is a group, the conservative action project that met weekly inside the trump white house and was influencing agency appointments to judicial appointments and carrying water back out from the trump administration, if they needed help getting support, they were calling out the foot soldiers. it's this mix of political activists and operatives, of christian right organizations like the ego forum, the family research council, all the who's who of the christian right, and they do share this vision of the