let's look for as long as the garlands mixing american radio and t v during less money. thanks for joining goes. it's good to see. so 1st of all, that's us to get your thoughts on this as bone cell story that could potentially implicate cnn and producing a fake news report. well, the good news is that nobody's watching it because cnn has lost 47 percent of their audience in the last few months. but i think what we're seeing here is what we're seeing here is the reason you're this is why people are leaving mainstream media in the united states because people are already onto them. clarissa ward is the same person who a few years back in the very same syria. she picked up a backpack and argued that she suspected that it had some type of a poisonous gas on it. and literally snipped the backpack which even adam would have killed her. instantly, so for her history is simply that of a propagandist and cnn is doing what they've been doing for years. and this is why the so called media empire of the united states is crumbling because they're being exposed as a, just a clown show

and we worked for this american radio station, just starting up.sh djs to relate to the uk audience. but i was hired first. so, "peter dee", they said, "we've got a day, we can't have a dee as well, you've got to change your name." so he becamejohnny walker and i often used to joke when we met up, as we did often, that in other circumstances i'd have been johnny walker and he'd have been peter dee, and perhaps i'd have been on radio two. but, heigh ho! and he used to see the the funny side of that. but we were also, we were so close because i'm born, we would have been 80 in march. i was born on the 29th of march, and johnny was born on the 30th. so isn't that spooky that we should both start our start our careers and be so close in age? so i was looking forward to celebrating our 80th next march. sadly, that's not going to happen. but that small radio station, we went on to radio caroline, which really did both of us the power of good, because that was a much bigger radio station and had more listeners, and it made our careers basically. and johnn

american radio and tv journalists, government dickson says the cable news that has become a joke to americans and its demise is imminent. well, the good news is that nobody's watching it because cnn as low as 47 percent of their audience in the last few months. but i think what we're seeing here is the reason this is why people are leaving mainstream media in the united states because people are already onto them. clarissa ward is the same person who, a few years back in the very same syria. she picks up a back, sorry, and argue that she suspected that it had some type of a point in his guess on it and literally to sniff the backpack which if it had, it would have killed her instantly. so for her history is simply that of a propagandist and cnn is doing what they've been doing for years. and this is why the so called media empire of the united states is crumbling because they're being exposed as a just a clown show. certainly they're doing operations for intelligence, but the ineptitude of the intelligence. i'm factions that put this together because it's obviously usually put together by us

and one of the best known names in this corner of the internet is american radio host, dave ramsey. he has a youtube show where he accepts calls from people in financial trouble and give them advice. his baby steps and financial piece university program have become very popular over the years. here's what he suggests for a building. well, take a look. if you have a $1000.00 already, great, just set that aside. that's your baby. step one, baby. step 2. you should be debt free, but your house then you will have to sell stupid, but you may have taken extra drops. but most people that have followed the total money. meg over baby steps in financial patient version, it's in our debt free inside of 2 years. and then we can move on to baby step 3, but we save 3 to 6 months of expenses and a fully funded emergency fund. now you're ready to bill wealth, but that you just now have gotten up to ground 0. you're just now gotten up to even when you have that emergency funding your debt. for now you're ready to bill wealth and babies that for you, but 15 percent of your income aside into good grow

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radio station or like a ghost radio station and pretend to be the bbc, pretend to be you know an american radio station. so i think every kind of new media goes through you know, weird phase where it's being abuse and then gets regulated. so kind of at the at the very beginning of that regulation, which is kind of what trevor was out. high instead of reinforcing our biases and vulnerabilities. how can game techniques and art be used to encourage the opposite of? going outside our comfort zone is about turning off the games, being less cynical to become distilled gin, so to speak? i'll talk to that a bit. yeah. so i think one of the beauties of of playing games is that your you get to explore other identities like. a game like dungeons and dragons where you're taking on this entire new persona and you get to try what's it, what's it like to be a different gender, to have a different personality, to to be a hero, etc.? so that's kind of the beauty of games, is that it's an invitation for to try something new and one thing that i find very hopeful about games is the rise of like cooperative games.

he spent three months in jail, three months in jail for listening to american legends on the radio. at great risk, he and his family, they fled cuba for america, living in the land of the free and cher's own jazz sound for the entire world. 33 albums, ten grammys and an emmy and the medal of freedom. arturo stories the american story. a nation of immigrants. a nation of dreamers. a nation of freedom. congratulations, arturo. god love it. i mean. few places in america capture the essence of freedom more than the apollo theater. you know, you walk through those doors running the 25th street in harlem, new york, you're walking american history through, walking american history opened in the thirties as a refuge. black patrons and performers in a segregated america. over the next 90 years, became the birthplace of black expression. home for the hopeful school for stars in music, dance, comedy, acting and so much more, including former kennedy center honorees ella fitzgerald, james brown, gladys knight, stevie wonder. the list goes on. you know, there were a few places to go. there were

techniques we can see in his four freedoms speech to come or the fireside chat radio addresses that brought issues closer to the american public into their homes and communities. what became the senate subcommittee on propaganda in motion pictures and radio investigated 48 american foreign films they suspected to be, anti-american. including pastor hall. they require submissions of advertising and press materials. eleanor out on her radio show saying, the motion picture industry has been under investigation by a congressional committee. the question seems to be whether the producers have a right to present their views through the plays they produce. i think it is permissible for senator wheeler and mr. lindbergh to present their views to the world but i think it is equally permissible for all others. what is one propaganda any different from any other? freedom of speech should be accorded to all. the real test is whether a citizen has the right to say no, and that right we have had for 150 years and it is still hours today. reviews of the film were split along political lines, often remarking on the shocking nature of t

harry, harry, harry. >> asian american groups are calling out a morning radio show host they say is spreading anti-asian rhetoric. the asian american journalists association and other advocacy groups want to see host bill handel suspended and apologize for comments made on several episodes of his syndicated show this year. we're going to play just one of the clips they're citing, to give you a sense of the kind of comments they're concerned by as a pen to former president trump. >> and in his honor, and jd vance, i'm putting up on instagram at bill handel show, a recipe for dog meat soup. this is legitimate, by the way. okay. dog meat soup >> yeah. >> in 2009, he got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. this is a famous man with a long award-winning career the asian american journalists association notes. >> his station, kfi, am 640, is broadcast across los angeles and orange counties, which has a 17% asian american and pacific islander population. he's had to apologize for similar comments back in the 90s. we reached out via email friday to iheart radio handel station in l.a. and handel for

i says never attacks his radio or american assets in the region. so the donald trump, as you know, during, during his presidential service analysis, many times as such as the terrorist groups have been defeated by american forces. haven't listened to this comment right now please. the coalition to defeat isis has liberated very close to 100 percent of the territory. we've done a great job with isis. we have just absolutely designated isis. we have one against isis. we've beaten them, and we beat them badly. how they've beaten ice this. uh, how do you, how do you, pre between the lines on this era, isis was always a us creation. just as is it h t s forces now, but isis was always a us creation, an excuse for the last, the bombs, syria, relentlessly to destroy its infrastructure. in every way possible to make rebuilding and possible to impose rounds and rounds of new sanctions. what has been the us role in this or renders attack? and this bringing down and it's not freedom or democracy that's coming and diagnosis and trump notices. that's why there t

american market. on television and radio, futures have advanced with the vix 19 level yesterday into able market 16.75. i am looking at the 10 year real yields 2.27 percent elevated which is a real point of interest to me. trust company telling us earlier that they are watching that closely. sweeney on the dollar, right on the cusp as they say. 1.0 399. subscribe to bloomberg podcasts and on your commute across the nation. 99.1 fm in washington, d.c.. this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ >> markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day on bloomberg radio, luber television and bloomberg business app. this is a bloomberg business flash. lisa: futures in the greenness after the news -- the nasdaq lead higher thanks to shares of chipmakers like nvidia and broadcom after president biden announced an investigation into chinese chipmakers. nvidia up .5%. advanced micro devices up 2%. broadcom, 2%. 80 points. futures little changed. s&p futures up 13. the two-year-old at 14.35% in the yield on the 10 year 4.62% adding up three basis points. the dollar spot index is little change. we will start with starbuck

americans. they sought out talk radio, they sought out fox news. they still trust talk radio, fox news and social media. as elon musk said we are all in the media business. you can post things on your own and pass on information to your friends. the democratic party will soon lose control of the senate, the house, the white house. house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan, house oversight committee chairman... is this over? >> we are going to look at david weiss. congress as a history of looking at special councils and getting a report from them and bringing them in for a hearing or deposition or maybe both. we're good, good to look at all that. i love what you said in your monologue. the biden presidency started with a lie and it ended with a lie and as you put it out there were all kinds of false things in between. october 2020 joe biden said and not debate the hunter biden laptop story according to 51 former intel officials is a russian information operation. i was a lie and he knew it at the time. then of course yesterday after saying he wo

american troops on sale. you are on my radio show the other day promoting it. book is about religious faith but if he left the studio, did tell a trucker can't guarantee you he is buying a copy. [laughter] >> you lose one, you lose them all. [laughter] as you can see, i have a lot to be thankful for as we kick off the holiday season. get out of the way. my son can turning 16 this week. none of my personal success would be possible without the beautiful one and set her out and inspire me to be a better man today. she is my girl, melodia. [chanting] [laughter] , government watchlist. she ever develops self-esteem. everybody knows the key to the plan here with little verbal abuse goes a long way. [laughter] >> i object. [laughter] >> we love you, we know that. >> it is keeping it thanksgiving, still better than the time the internet so hunter biden's drumstick. [laughter] every time he supposed to be working, he winds up doing something else. step out here. the biden administration is a study in doing the wrong thing at the wrong time all the time. >> the crazy ot

american electorate. let's welcome seattle talk radio show jason rantz and fox news contributor joe coen -- concha.ht, joe, let's start with you because, remember, we can take three hour this is to do this, but what was your best of the best in terms of the media melt? >> well -- meltdown? well, let's start with what you just played there, jason, the night and day after the election. so let's get this straight. kamala harris lost because of racism and sexism? that's funny, because when she ran in 2019 for the presidency where he didn't even get to 2020, democrat voters rejected her resoundly. she didn't get one delegate, never got to iowa. so does that make democrat voters also racist and sexist? i mean, this is 31 flavors of stupid. she lost because she was a profoundly horrible candidate. she lost because they waited six weeks for her to do one interview after she became the democratic nominee. but to answer your question, i think the madison square garden rally, which i was at for fox, you know, i left it and said, boy, what a crowd. i mean, that's the happiest crowd since i've seen in cancun ma

then as congress and the largest radio audience in history listened, he began one of the most important speeches in american history. the speech runs to six and a half minutes, and i'm going to play it for you in its entire day now you'll be experienced seeing it just as millions of americans did on december 8th as they sat by their radios around the nation. senators and representatives, i have the distinguished honor of presenting the president of the united states. mr. vice president. mr. speaker members of the senate. of the house of representatives. yesterday, december 7th,. 1941, a date which will live in infamy. the united states of america was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the empire of japan. the united states was at peace with that nation, and at the solicitation of japan was still in conversation with. its government and its emperor. looking toward the maintenance of peace in the pacific. indeed, one hour after japanese air squadrons had commenced bombing in the american island of oahu, the japanese ambassador to the united states and his colleague delivered to our

reported about this in the past but a gallop poll from october shows that american trust and major news outlets like tv, newspapers and radiot 31% of americans trust the media. that is a partisan divide. while 54% of democrats trust the media, only 12% of republicans do. that is a lot of people who trust the media they like, or which they are aligned and not the other media on the other side. two problems. they are real. the point is, you can't tell people you can trust us. do we do what we do and fix this trust deficit? >> this is something you and i have been talking about the past eight years. remember at the time back in 2018, i actually ran a national survey and what we found was exactly what the latest polling showed, there are high levels of trust in the media among democrats and very low levels of trust among republicans. that continues to be true. one thing that we have seen is this mitigating factor here. there has been a real expansion of what republicans call independent media. nontraditional youtube shows, went on the joe rogan experience, influencers and podcast as a way to reach directly in an unfiltered way.

. >>> every morning, millions of americans tune in to drive-time radio legend elvis duran.wheel. >> you seem remarkably calm. i mean, this is a really big show that's about to go on. >> it is. this is sort of our super bowl of the year. >> all right. let's get it started. >> reporter: if the annual jingle ball at new york's madison square garden is the super bowl of holiday concerts -- ♪ dj, play that christmas song ♪ ♪ i got a thing for the wild ones ♪ >> reporter: then elvis duran is in the head coach role. >> it is pretty hot out there. it's coming in hot. >> reporter: from introducing acts -- >> olivia rodrigo! >> reporter: -- to mingling with pop princesses. >> how are you? >> sabrina carpenter, everyone. >> reporter: and interviewing rock royalty. >> cher, everyone! it's cher! >> reporter: on this day, this elvis is king. >> good night! i'm not a camera guy, i'm a radio guy. >> yeah. yeah. >> this is -- this is a different day for me. >> reporter: if you don't recognize his face, you may know his voice. >> happy tuesday. it's a busy day. >> reporter: since 1996 the 60

in the 1920s, radio was finally used in american politics. 1960s, of course, we remember the first televisededy. this election will go down in the history books where long form podcasting changed the way voters made their decisions. at turning point, usa, we built an influencer army over the last decade, and we were mocked by many on the left saying, what a waste of time. now the smart people on the left are complaining to the new york times the that what we built actually made a sizable, significant and measurable difference this last election cycle. and president trump deserves extraordinary credit here because he was willing to take the risks to go to long form podcasting. it's very easy to say, oh, yeah, your candidate should copodcastinging. that's three hours of no scripting, no breaks, you have no idea where the conversation's going to go, where it's going to weave, what topics are going to be covered. kamala harris had an opportunity to do it with joe rogan or theo vaughn, and her team said, no, too risky. we're going to keep her in the safe media bubble environment. one of the reaso

radio. tom: good morning. lisa in moments with the bloomberg business update. good morning around the world, important guests in this hour. i was going to do forget about it, iconic name in american retailing, nordstrom's, will finally go private. we welcome you on youtube. on your commute at home, bloomberg radio, good morning, and when you get to the office, youtube, work from home, cook from home, you watch us on youtube at home. paul: we will bring you all the market action. s&p futures off but the nasdaq is up. michael: dollar strength -- tom cole and dollar strength. euro-dollar. the real headline, market up 2.25% on the 10 year yield. where is the market right now? juul almost 7% -- paul: almost 7%. i cannot get out of my 3% mortgage and go get a new mortgage at 7%. tom: good morning to all of you. we do the bloomberg business flash from the interactive brokers studio. we thank them for that. lisa mateo, good morning. lisa: nasdaq futures little changed up about 12 points. dow futures down 210 points. s&p futures down 12 points. the yield on the 10 year 4.55%, up three basis points. brent crude $72 a barrel. spot gold lower. over to the bloomberg dollar spot index, up .3%.

american people. took the form of a prayer which he read on national radio. almighty god, our sons, pride of our nation. this day have set upon the mighty endeavor a struggle to our public, our religion, and our civilization, and to set free a suffering humanity humanity. lead them straight to the cruel, give strength, their arms, starkness to their hearts, stood fastness in their faith. the normandy invasion left hitler's armies trapped in a vise, fighting an expanding anglo-american canadian force in the west and the soviets red army in the east. the allies began to tighten vise by 1945. time was running out for the german and japanese forces. the year before the allied had pushed deep into japan's pacific empire. by autumn of 1944. the liberation of the philippines was underway and american bombers had begun a devastating fire bombing campaign. japanese cities from bases in the marianas. in some of the bloodiest fighting in the war, marines landed on the island of iwo jima, midway between the marianas and tokyo. america was now in a position begin the end

in the 1920s, radio was finally used in american politics. 1960s, of course, we remember the first televisedown in the history books where long form podcasting changed the way voters made their decisions. at turning point, usa, we built an influencer army over the last decade, and we were mocked by many on the left saying, what a waste of time. now the smart people on the left are complaining to the new york times the that what we built actually made a sizable, significant and measurable difference this last election cycle. and president trump deserves extraordinary credit here because he was willing to take the risks to go to long form podcasting. it's very easy to say, oh, yeah, your candidate should copodcastinging. that's three hours of no scripting, no breaks, you have no idea where the conversation's going to go, where it's going to weave, what topics are going to be covered. kamala harris had an opportunity to do it with joe rogan or theo vaughn, and her team said, no, too risky. we're going to keep her in the safe media bubble environment. one of the reasons why we were able to have

c-span's american history tv and local npr radio programs. he has appeared at the annapolis book festival and the baltimore and the baltimore book festival from 1995 to 2001. as a travel writer for the baltimore sun, mitchell wrote stories historical sites in the mid-atlantic region that blended history and travel. in 2024, he authored a report for the saint paul school shows the saint paul schools and old episcopal, old st paul's episcopal church. historical associations with slavery. charlie chairs the publications committee here at the marion center for history and culture where he serves as a trustee. and his book reviewer for the maryland historical magazine, which if you haven't picked up a copy. we have some we have some available if you're interested. but this is one of our major benefits to members of the maryland prevention culture. if you're not a member, you can chat with the front desk. would love to bring new people into our family. he serves on the advisory council of the national war museum in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and the

americans related to johnny cash. so families across the country invited him into their homes, through their radios and their record players because the man in black song of tragedies of life and the difficulties that americans faced, he provided americans hope. of course, he was an amazing man who loved his family deeply, as evidenced by the fact that more than a hundred cash family members are here with us today. that's pretty remarkable. and i want to tell you something i'm very excited about. i recently learned. as fate would have it, i count myself among the cash family. this is not a joke. my staff ran a genealogy report and in technical terms it counts. but i am the half fifth cousin, four times removed of johnny cash. that's what i am. yes. it's true. story. my great great grandmother, lizzie, was a cash. and that counts. so i'm really, really proud to be among the family today. count that as you all know, it is a long process to get a statue here in the capitol. and there are so many people to thank for their role in this process. the arkansas state legislature drafted the bill. governor hutchison signed it. and g

to turn the tv on for a few minutes and before work or listen to the radio or whatever it is, or look at social media, the american public knows that they're being lied to. they're just not necessarily sure what the light is. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're said shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about visual intelligence. the point obviously, is to create a trust rather than to the area. i mean with artificial intelligence, we have so many with him in the a robot most protects his phone existence was alexis the if you think about russia, what is your mind picture the bottom landscapes open up the fully lines the of the last one does. can you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey, the, the, you ready to come along? the, the revolution of 1789 in france, gave hope for the liberation of the oppressed peoples and the french overseas territories. but paris did not want to part with its sources of profit. so 1st sign of the colonization was t

to turn the tv on for a few minutes and before work or listen to the radio or whatever it is, or look at social media, the american public knows that they're being lied to. they're just not necessarily sure what the light is, the same wrong. just don't safe house and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground. the of 1941, the radical right wing was stone shall be nice. ation seized power and foam. the independent state of croatia. good. pull on 3 and a and b level 10. what kind of a problem with a still a system of these 3 are good. one of the main targets was children. historical sources say the gosh, killed over 72000 children. business it my god, they have done a while and he knows that that of course i see for a breakdown of finance on one upfront the, the up to them. we cannot just go a, b, c on that and not even the germans themselves were horrified by the atrocities committed by the stash reflection of that. so there was a lot to deal with global mistakes. a theme is that we saw on structure. possibly it can be pretty tight, not to allow me t

american be concerned. i was on our helicopter today flying the smuggling routes and the border. we could hear on the radioall after call of a group of 16 and more people. every american should be concerned with whose come in and this is a perfect example. this guy burning this lady in new york. >> thank you, sheriff mark lamb. good to see you and good luck to you. appreciate it. >> good to see you too, god bless lap it new year. >> before the last couple of weeks i was, you know, in his corner but now, we should consider what's the best path forward. >> there is zero communication and it's very frustrating. something needs to change before january 3rd here. we need a clear understanding of how we're going to do things next session. what's happening right now is completely unacceptable. >> a razor-thin house majority has already started to cause headaches for republicans. more gop lawmakers asking if they should reconsider. mike johnson for house speaker, will join us next he's on the "evening edit." ♪ oh in a valley, where the mountains glow ♪ ♪ are the hardest-working folks ♪ ♪ that you ever could know ♪

were burglarized, the nba warned of south american theft rings targeting high profile athletes, often using signal jamming devices. according to the fcc, the radio frequency jammers are illegal and may not be operated in the u.s, but as hillsboro police search for the suspects, who may have used a jammer to target a home, the fcc rules may not be enough to deter criminals. i do believe that this will become more prevalent, more so with professional burglars in hillsboro. marianne favro nbc, bay area news. an investigation is underway after a deadly shooting in oakland about a block from 580. a car riddled with bullet holes could be seen on edwards avenue near burckhalter elementary school. this was just before 10:00 last night. according to the east bay times. a man and a woman were sitting inside that parked car when someone shot at them. the gunman got away and the man and woman were taken to the hospital. the man died. the woman survived with injuries. no word on a motive. anyone who saw anything is urged to call police. well, the family of the late o oakland a's star rickey henderson is trying to clear up rumors that a funeral service will b

american townships. another one that has a lot of risk is use radio freq queen sees and trying to take over control offer it. someone pacemaker or sensitive electronic nearby you might also interfere with that. there is no free ticket in this and again we've been admiring this problem over our shores for well over eight years. >> harris: great to get your expertise, thank you. well, another horrific crime has been allegedly committed by an illegal immigrant just before christmas now. a texas family has been left grieving the killing of their only child, a 7-year-old little girl. in chicago, people who live there yet again are going after their sanctuary city's mayor and how he handles illegal immigrants. >> there are some aliens who haven't put a dime in this country. >> we don't want illegals in our community. we don't want migrants terrorizing our own people. >> harris: hundreds of millions going to caring for illegals. again a lot of money that the feds have in their hands while the citizens struggle. president-elect trump's incoming border czar says the mayor in chicago had better stay out of his way