if we see a weapon, we're gonna engage. michaelurder video changed everything. male voice: yeah, bushmaster, we have a van that's approaching and picking up the bodies. daniel: the major thing that happened was that it became news all over the world. male voice: where's that van at? male voice: right down there by the bodies. male voice: okay, yeah. daniel: there was no immediate backlash from the united states military to that. i mean, there was a reaction, but there was no backlash in the sense that there was a threat or suddenly anybody was worried th we would be arrested or so, but it was clear that we entered a whole new scene of people interested in what we do. male voice: bushmaster. crazyhorsene-eight. michael: no one in the organization knew the identity of the person who'd uploaded the video or where it had come from. kristinn: the way wikileaks is structured is basically promising the protection of the source, and the best protection is not knowing the source, and that's what we tried to achieve. ♪♪♪ michael: the source

ah, a michael ok welcome. we begin in france where voters are casting their ballots in a tightly contested presidential election run off. opinion polls suggest pro europe and manual mat call is on course for another 5 year term in the lease a palace. but his far right opponent marine le pen has mounted a strong challenge. victory for her could shake the foundations of european unity. ah, it's election day and francis bracing for the lip pen. my call show down the stakes . a huge lip pen would become martin francis 1st far right. leader and 1st fema president. oh, my call would be the 1st french president to win re election in 2 decades. much will depend on how many people will show up to vote in a country that's deeply divided. was received thought several ab lima maxim, i'm not a fan of my call, but i think it's the only democratic option in the video. look, we have seen how they have restricted our freedoms these last years, especially during the pandemic. i'm not sure if people are aware of this, but i think

a michael ok. a russian missile attack on a train station in eastern ukraine has killed at least 50 people and wounded dozens more. authorities say rocket struck the crowded station in cremmit tossed in the donetta region. hundreds of people were waiting there to board trains to safety. ukraine is calling it another russian war, cry president of a lot of miss zalinski is demanding more weapons and a tough global response. the leaders of france and germany have condemned the attack and the white house has described it as a whole. griffith atrocity scenes of tonnage and destruction in easton, ukraine streets littered with smouldering debris and the bodies of dozens killed. the governor of don't ask said at least 5 children are among the dead. after several rockets hid chrome, a tossed station on friday. edward speaking to the finished parliament. president, lord me, is the lensky condemned russia for striking clear civilian targets. they hit yeah, but little foolish. i will start with what happened th

ah a michael ok, welcome to the program. eastern ukraine is bracing for a new russian offensive. thousands of people are on the go, trying to flee before it's too late. people in the city of crime, a toss have been taking many buses to leave the city. after missiles struck the train station killing dozens, ukrainians are also fleeing the city of lou hans satellite photos taken before the weekend show a convoy of hundreds of russian military vehicles on the move, making the task of evacuating civilians all the more urgent. as russian forces refocus on the east, they have withdrawn from other parts of the country. the city of tra, nia was under siege for weeks, though it was never captured. the mare of the northern city said at least 700 people died in the assault dw corresponded alexander fun. naming has travelled to trinity of as it take stock of the devastation. alexandra tr. nea to say the least has been hard hit by russian forces. as far as you can tell how much of the city is left standing or some areas of the city michael are completely demolished to schools, a hospital residential ar

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a michael ok. welcome. ukrainian president of a lot him is the lensky says, a russian missile attack on a train station in eastern ukraine that killed at least 50 people, amounts to war crimes. the president is demanding more weapons and a tough global response. french and german leaders have condemned the attack and the white house is called it a horrific atrocity. scenes of tawny and destruction. in easton, ukraine streets littered with smouldering debris and the bodies of dozens killed. the governor of don't ask said at least 5 children are among the dead. after several rockets hit chrome, a talk station on friday. edward it speaking to the finish parliament, president vladimir lensky, condemned russia. if a striking clear civilian targets they hit yeah, but little foolish. i will start with what happened this morning when you write russian forces hit the train station in our city of cremmit, ask an ordinary train station with ordinary people channels. in general, there were no military personnel

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lisa: there has been an 11% selloff this year, where we calling this a taper tantrum? michael is all due to rates. the credit spreads have been range bound, they are wider than they were at the beginning of the year but it is really a rates story. it is a total repricing of expectations for inflation, high inflation expertise and have gone up a little bit, and the terminal funds rate. that is what is driving it. the corporate market is a longer duration index than like the high-yield market or the bank loan market, for sure, so that is where you have seen the run to the pain. the longer durations have done the worst. i would not call it a taper tantrum. i think once the fed ratchets down their balance sheet in an effort for slow growth and controlled inflation, we they that will signal more of a -- in rates and then a reason to selloff more. lisa: olivia -- all of the are sticking with us. still ahead, the week ahead featuring central bankers, including lagarde of the ecb. that conversation is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: this is bloomberg "real yield." it is tim

a train rail. you know, got going through the country, but they going through civilian areas. michael, so obviously a target and nobody wants the russians to know where now going rebecca, stay with us. so more questions for you in a moment, but 1st we'd like to give our viewers a look at your report on ukraine as the nation. marx, orthodox easter day. you visited one village, northeast of key that was under russian control until a few weeks ago. that community came together to build a make shift chapel after russian soldiers destroyed their church. oh, on recall and reflection the jesus who sacrificed all to die on the cross. it's the saddest day in the christian calendar for the worship is here in this village outside keys there. good friday service in this night shift chattel has taken on an even deeper meaning this year. oh, russian soldiers marching on keith. then there 19th century church to the ground, claudius pro with you, all the missile hit the altar of the church on the eastern side of the building for the damage spread inside. if not, the windows exploded out. sydney it wa

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. >> and challenging for detectives who now had to contend with a second affair. michaeler than danielle, told them the two had met on ashley madison, a website for husbands and wives looking to cheat. the website's slogan? life is short, have an affair. >> this was someone looking to have an affair. >> they both were. >> yeah. >> but michael insisted this was no casual fling. after all, the affair had lasted four years. what's more, he told detectives he had fallen in love with danielle. >> it was like i really found my soul mate. man, it was so thunder bolt. i really had every intention of marrying this girl. >> he was smitten. i mean, he was totally obsessed with her and in love with her. >> he went on to say that on the day of the shooting, he decided it was finally time to talk to sam, man-to-man. he wanted to come clean about his love for danielle. >> he wants to confront sam basically tell him that he's the other man. >> i concocted this scheme to go up there and tell him you know, yeah, i'm seeing your wife. >> that day, michael said he tracked sam down and found

just a couple of points behind ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to the program. british prime minister boards, johnson has traveled to keith to meet ukrainian president villarreal zalinski. johnson pledged more military support to help counter an expected russian offensive in the east. zelinski has said he is committed to pressing for peace despite russia as attacks on civilians. following one such attack, the city of comatose is still reeling from the missile strike on a train station on friday where residents were waiting to flee. a warning, this report contains distressing image. abandoned luggage phone's ringing inside as anxious, loved ones try to reach the missing man. this man has found his mother's bags, but there's no sign of her euclid, but if she's just not answering my cause. as i know, she's not picking up the she was among hundreds fleeing war and hunger. my hoping to board a train at cram matters, but then a rocket at the station killing more than 50 people and injuring dozens more with it was terrifying the horror. the horr

michael bay. we're talking a little bit about michael bay during the commercials. uld, because he is a fascinating individual. have you become friends? you think you'll carry on a relationship? >> he butt dials me. >> jimmy: he butt dials you? like regularly butt dials you? >> yeah. >> i don't know what a butt dial -- >> no, i know what it is. regularly butt dialing. >> this is what i want to know. it's 2022. no one really butt dials anymore in 2022. so he has to be butt unlocking phones. >> that's true. i do think that's true. because i get butt dialed by him too. >> jimmy: do you really? >> they're long, really long, six-minute long messages. and they're things like him like yelling things to nobody, you know, things like why isn't the door open? and nobody is responding. >> i get calls on a sunday. it's a sunday, mind you. all right, three, two, one, all right, action! okay, this is going to be great, this is going to be -- mike, it's sunday. it's sunday, bro. >> jimmy: do you think he was making love? [ applause ] you know, possible. >> it's possible. >> bye by

a windfall. host: to cut to the chase, where his ambition successful? michaeli suppose it is how we measure it. it was a success, but not in the way that he thought. and not in the methods that he thought. boston and philadelphia are two very different cities, both in 1790 but certainly during the industrial revolution and post-civil war ended to the 20th century. they manage money really differently. the book follows a horse race between these two funds into cities and what they are doing with franklin's money. one city adhered quite strictly to franklin's ideas about loaning the money out to tradespeople. one said, i think it is better if we look to the 100 and $200 payout and accumulate as much as we can. you have what sets -- offsets american philanthropy. american philanthropy idea was, you have money that you want to accrue more money on that principle, but you want to be doling out portions of it annually. haphazardly, boston and philadelphia illustrated that tenant. host: before we get to the more the details, how long did you work on this project and w

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they haven't thought about the law of unintended consequences, or is there a game plan here, or they just winging it. go ahead michael. i think there is a game plan and it's not to bring peace. i think. and, and ukraine is just cog in this, in the, in a much larger strategic picture, a, by the, by the administration. and as a mere cons, it what it really is is not only to contain russia, but now what from what i gather it is to overthrow the government in pasco, itself. that is the goal. but what it's also doing is trying to compete with what they see now emerging is a, is a multi polar world order in which of us come beijing and other countries are under the s c o. the us shanghai cooperation organization are forming their own independent, multi world order and, and as a concept, an independent financial system. and that's, that's important. and it's a challenge to that western dominated leadership and, and, and so called dollar world currency that we're seeing. and this is a threatening to the stability of, of the west. and we're already seeing cracks in the e. u. we're seeing it in nato and certainly with the very

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a risk. yamiche: michael, you wrote a book on immigration. summarize if you can the politics of all this, given what we saw with democrats being very critical of president trump when he had title 42 going. michael: i mean, the truth is that immigration is a mess and headache for every president regardless of party. republicans are gearing up yet again to make illegal immigration a campaign issue this fall, and democrats, particularly the ones in the moderate, middle-of-the-road districts are very worried about that happening, and that dynamic on both sides is what is really driving the question over title 42 and all of the other border issues. yamiche: literally five seconds, january 6 public hearings are happening. is that going to be a big deal? nicole: eight hearings in june. that's a big deal. yamiche: huge news happening. be sure to tune in saturday. thank you for joining us. good night from washington. >> funding for "washington week" is provided by consumer cellular. additional funding is provided by cole and patricia yuan's with the yu

tom: have we seen a true structural shift in the streaming game? michaeli think we have seen a true structural shift in the investors' willingness to pay five years out for the streaming game. we have seen investors reason you can't pay for revenue multiples you get for earnings, and in terms of the shift, you have asked me over and over is this a good model, where is the top on spending. netflix is telling you they cannot spend as much going forward. that is opportunity for others to catch up to them. so it is really interesting. i would argue that people now have an open door to compete with net looks on their own terms. it is advertising, sports, more theatrical films. it is an opening. it does not mean this is a great business for anyone, but it means the playing fields will be more level than anyone thought about a week ago. jonathan:jonathan: fascinating stuff. michael nathanson of moffitt nathanson. to call it a bubble, the move in twitter last year, that was a bubble. roku, that was a bubble. the viewers say mr. nathanson of moffitt nathanson this

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a weapon? we will start with michael and then i will ask angela to comment. was it going back to the old politics angela mentioned, germany thought it was a good balancing thing. from a cost perspective it was a decent price to pay for energy that germany needed. i'm wondering your thoughts on the tight rope germany try to walk in terms of importing russian energy. michael: i think angela nailed it, and so did you just now. angela is the expert but trying to foster good relations through economic activity. it is not a holy foreign concept of the united states. over time we have generally believed we have free-trade agreements, etc., and that makes war less likely. it is not perfect but it probably makes sense. in this case vladimir putin has more important designs in mind than maintaining good relations or else he thought the west would not care and the germans would cave and otherwise not be persuaded to sanction russia. it probably was a reasonable supposition on his part given that the west sometimes is a hard time rallying to do very strong sanctions. he m

a successful meeting awaited him. jill ireland introduced him to his former english fan directed by michael weir, charlie is famous for difficult character. our first joint film was called compatriot. this western filmed in spain, charlie had not a role, but a dream of a half-breed indian who is being pursued by bandits, these bandits. they screamed all the time. he was there behind that rock of charm at that time he was sitting in a hotel drinking company and did not go anywhere only once. he drove out and his cadillac covered everything with dust, the actress who played his wife was tied up naked in the role. i told him to jump out of the woods at leo's school, bend over her and cut the ropes. free wife. he refused to say that he would not appear in the frame with a naked woman. we did this we filmed her laying filmed her naked body her eyes and then char cuts the rope he liked the film but he said michael it's terrible you edited the footage and it turned out that i was next to a naked woman. michael winar, enriched bronson's image in the film the hills of horror. he undressed it, which was not difficult. after all

challenger, marine le pen, have made their final pitch to voters for many or unhappy with vote candid ah a michael. ok. it's nice to have you with us. ukraine has warned that russia plans to attack more countries and expand its war. president vladimir zalinski said, ukraine's neighbour. moldova should be concerned about russia's latest military strategy. moldova is home to trans history up, which is a break away pro russian region which borders ukraine. russia is in control of ukraine, southeast region, seen here in blue. now the deputy commander of russia's so military district says it's forces, want to push westwards. on friday, the official told state media quote, control over the shaft of ukraine is another way to trans nice drea. where there is also evidence that the russian speaking population is being oppressed. presidency. lensky focused on the commander's comments in his nightly address. short, thick kinky. well, this only confirms what i have said many times the russian invasion of ukraine was intended only as a starter. they then want to capture other countries. of course, we will defen

it is a major victory for consumers, but especially those of color. 7 on your side's michael finney has been covering the campaign to change the law for more than a decade. michael. michael: at least many people think there is a big payday for those who wind medical malpractice lawsuits for pain-and-suffering. here in california, nothing could be further from the truth. in 1975, we limited the legal rights of patients and their families who are harmed or killed by medical negligence. that little boy is stephen olson. at two years old, he was the victim of medical malpractice. and here he is today. a jury ruled in his family's favor and awarded $7 million. but that money was never seen. here is stephen's dad, scott nelson. >> the jury awarded him $7 million for his pain-and-suffering. once a jury left the room, the defendant's lawyer asked the judge to lower it to 250,000 dollars, which he had to do because of the statute. michael: boards cannot allow higher payments, by law. jury awards for pain-and-suffering are frozen in time at $250,000. >> this is the loss of sight, hearing, anythin

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a power user. do you want elon musk to own twitter? michaelk peter is going to be fine regardless of what happens. with a twitter user ended up owning twitter, i think that would be a fine thing. emily: have you talked to jack about this at all? michael: i'm not really involved in this. it's not really my area of expertise. i will let people focused on tech stock investing decide the fate of twitter. i'm focused on bitcoin. go bitcoin. emily: there is a huge crypto community on twitter and i wonder what you think the impact could be on the crypto community or do you think twitter should be decentralized? michael: i don't think twitter is going to be decentralized regardless of the outcome of all of these discussions right now. twitter is a centralized service. the only thing we are sure we can decentralizes bitcoin, which has been successful. it's a much simpler idea. trying to decentralize a highly functional high-speed application is very challenging and no one has successfully done that well yet. emily: you seem optimistic about treasury se

what do you think of elon musk's hint at a hostile takeover? michaelsly there's a lot of frustration everywhere in the world right now circulating about and you see that reflected on twitter. this is indicative of that. it's a bit above my pay grade to determine how the entire chapter ends. it definitely makes for an interesting watching. emily: you are a power user. do you want elon musk to own twitter? >> i think that twitter is going to be fine regardless of what happens. i do not think i mind, if a twitter user ended up owning twitter, i think that would be a fine thing. emily: have you talked to jack about this at all? i know you have been spending a lot of time together. michael: i'm not really involved in this. it's not really my area of expertise. i will let people focused on tech stock investing decide the fate of twitter. i'm focused on bitcoin. go bitcoin. emily: yes indeed, but of course there is a huge crypto community on twitter and i wonder what you think the impact could be on the crypto community or do you think twitter should be decen

now they are waiting for a judge's ruling. 7 on your side's michael finney is here for a david and goliathattle. michael: it began when his son's oculus vr device broke down while still under warranty. oculus would not replace it. when this dad saw hundreds of similar complaints online, he got upset. the large company was simply ignoring legions of customers. michael: bobby's oculus vr headset stopped working last summer. >> it went completely blank. michael: his father mark kept asking for a replacement under his warranty. he only got delays, then a denial. >> they told us they were out of stock. after three months went by i said i want my money back. they said we will not do that, we will give you extra credits. michael: he complained to the better business bureau. oculus never responded and mark saw hundreds of similar complaints also ignored. the bbb gave an f rating to oculus and its owner facebook. >> this is not about the money, it's the principle of the fact. it is with nicholas how these large companies treat the consumer -- it is ridiculous how these large-company street the cons

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