henley? >> life is full of surprises. >> it is. >> i agree with my colleague who is representing authors. there needs to be a notice and stay down regulation because the notice and takedown process simply has not worked. we need to go to a notice and stay down process. you know, the safe harbor in 512 was never intended to be a get out of jail free card. it was intended to promote coop raegz with the creators and owners of the works they use. so that original arrangement needs to be rebalanced and it would not threaten the internet. in fact, it would enhance the internet, and from creative works and online services for the benefit of everybody. let me just tell you what the streaming rates are just from perspective. apple pays 0.0007, youtube pays per stream 0.00025. and it's hard with rates like that especially on top of all of the infringement. that's all i have to say at the moment. >> thank you, mr. henley. if i might, mr. burrow? >> thank you, senator coons. from my perspective, what is

my name is john henley. i come here today with a heavy heart, mindful of the chaos and pain that has engulfed this nation. i'm aware that many in my industry have chosen this day to absorb a day of an activity, and quiet contemplation. in being present here, i mean don't no disrespect to those who have chosen to set aside this day. i wish to state for the record, that i stand in solidarity with my brothers and sisters and the creative community. and with all my fellow citizens, who seek a better and more just world for everyone. as a 55 year veteran of the music industry, i was asked by the chairman of the senate subcommittee to testify today, on the creative community. songwriters, musicians, music publishers all of whom that are unquestionably known today as content providers. i am present today, not to be contrary, not to advance a personal agenda. at age 73, and indefinitely home by owned by the covid-19 pandemic, i'm in the final chapter of my career. when i come here out of a sense of duty, and obligat

and dance to what exactly these people's reaction mean i wish i went to every local elections in henley to the c.r. and willing to support chomsky look in the key question and we should thank you very much. and we should charge while they're on the spiking infection rates in delhi. here's some of the latest credit virus developments elsewhere around the world there are fresh doubts over the true number of virus deaths in mexico officials say the death toll of more than 76000 is an undercount the top coronavirus official also says calculating the final statistics will take a couple of years resilience prime minister just down travel between her country and so australian states may be possible by christmas plans for a so-called travel bubble have been under discussion for months and south korea has reported just 50 new cases of covert 19 it's the lowest daily increase in 7 weeks a drop is probably due to stricter social distancing measures introduced to stop the spread of the barbarous. it's an old conflict as bowled over into new violence as armenia and azerbaijan confront each other ove

mike is the chef and owner of a restaurant in henley in arden. thank you forjoining us.lock because you have a licence? it was very strange to finish. it was almost halfway through the night. it's not just was almost halfway through the night. it's notjust finishing an hour early, it's quite some time earlier that we have to finish. nine o'clock, 9.15, you are getting the last orders in, and almost rushing people out of the door. getting them out as quick as possible. it's not the right vibe to what we are used to. you obviously have a reduction in the number of people you can have in any way but do you think the earlier closing time had a further knock—on on the numbers of people wanting to come? yes, definitely. we are a0% down as it is already. that's on pre—covert. and now we are a0% down plus probably another ten, 20, 30%, because we are having to cut halfway through our evening. the last table booking now is at eight o'clock to give them two hours at the table to eat and drink and have them out by ten o'clock. usually it's 9:30pm, ten tm, for the last table setting

alleges the president trump made disparaging marks about our fallen heroes, wounded war vet bobby henley me now exclusively. bobby, what bothers you the most about all of this, the democrats using your image without your consent, or the fact they attacked the president with it? >> there is so much to this, you know, without the consent, attacking the president with lies, it is just unnecessary, it's wrong in so many different ways. you know, mrs. mental health awareness month in september, and we talk about 22 veterans a day killing themselves, they did not know who the person was they used in that image. i saw their comments, they didn't know who i was. what if i was out having a depressed month, isolated because of covid, i'm depressed about life, looking on social media, and i see that the president called me a loser? how am i going to take that? i am already in a depressed mood. they don't know what situation that veteran is in, and they just throw the picture out there like that and they don't know how it's when to affect them. i could have been a veteran who just killed themselves

he gave it away to a man named james henley who was a lawyer nash's addison who was a done to fight isis nephew. i cannot find where that family relation works out, if he was actually his nephew or free was some distant relation. but, he wasn't at just, and it was named for him, he did support him early on. he was an early property owner within the town and then he gave his interest away to someone else. supposedly, they kept a room reserved for him in one of the hotels and not just in, so they could say that he was a kansas property owner and could come in to support the various activities of the polls. those were his friends more so than him directly doing the. >> i grew up in clinton county missouri and plots burke, of course is a county seat, there has always been the statue there of david rice allison. was his land, his farm may be considered part of plants? burke i'm not sure why he has always been there. >> that was probably it's in front of the courthouse, correct? i >> don't know if that's the original town from that period probably worked in that courthouse. >> that's probably

then you get to the heart of the matter as we're going through a lot of '80s songs we'll do the don henley there. he then compares the shooting of a black man seven times in the back with a putter choking on a 3-foot putt. and then he says -- talks about poor people moving into the suburbs and bringing crime. what he -- he said, low income housing you have a lot of problems, crime a level of violence that you don't see, and then, of course, the money line, the poll quote was when he started talking about the danger of women. the old standard 1870s we've got to protect our white women from black people, which is what he said. >> yes. >> so this isn't even 1950s bigotry. he's going back to the 1800s here. so much so that laura ingram is trying to walk him through this. but the entire thing is so extraordinarily offensive and retro grade that i just -- i have no idea what century this man is from and how he thinks that sort of talk wins elections. >> yeah, good morning, joe, mika, hi. >> hi. >> i think it's easy, joe, maybe to miss. i mean, the housing one, which is obviously in line with his

for thisterview him book and henley people did you interview? about 150 current fox staffers.hen about 180 people that used to work there or are connected to the fox world. there are talent agents and managers, makeup artist, a lot of people that have connections to fox and trump from all sorts of directions. one of the big takeaways is the extreme rhetoric on the air is not helping people. the cream rhetoric and prime time not helping people. there are many news anchors at fox that feel suffocated by the pro-trump opinion shows. one of my arguments in the book is we need more of the news and less of the opinion. we need more of the real reporting and less of the talking. that goes for other channels as well but i think is especially true at fox because it is so popular and the president is so addicted to it. host: explain the difference between the fox news division and the prime time shows. they are run by different divisions? guest: right, different executives and they have different purposes and different audiences as well. much lower rated than tucker carlsen tonight. it'