meta's interests as a business. maybe it has something to do with tiktok's future. >> it could be it could be that people are looking at meta and saying, right, well, mark zuckerberg is close to the trump administration. he's not going to have the same sort of antitrust concerns in washington, dc. he's not going to face congressional hearings and fines for some of the problems on his platform. and trump could force tiktok to still sell. i mean, they could. the main sort of threat to meta as a company has been tiktok. and if that's off the table, then the growth for meta going forward could be unprecedented. >> yeah. and i think also just what i've kind of been impressed with, shira, is the willingness to completely i mean, he renamed the company meta. and now no one cares about the metaverse, right? >> i don't even know what it is like. i can buy fake land next to snoop dog or something. >> that's that's pretty embarrassing. and so he just said, all right, well, we're just going to move on, hop on the next bandwagon

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and stock relative to meta obviously relative to alphabet.ty. it always seems to be in need of some kind of extraordinary event or some kind of rescue, like a tiktok ban. that would make it a net beneficiary. it's like a $19 billion market cap. it's like $1 billion a year in stock based compensation. you know, they can just sort of never quite get escape velocity in terms of the fundamental performance to sort of justify where it is. it's a volatile stock. it'll trade on sort of directional improvement or deterioration for sure. and it's always seemed like an asset that's of a size that somebody wanted to buy. exposure to that many young users. you might be able to do it by acquiring the company, but it doesn't seem like that's where the company is thinking right now. >> what else stands out into the close? energy's popping 2%. that's having a nice move for a sector that has lagged. >> still getting. >> some relief off of the, you know, the lack of the tariff imposition, i guess. and also we have seen laggard sectors from last year continuing

. >> name like meta, which was up. today that. >> are not subject to the whims of. >> this trade war. >> i mean, meta is one of these ones that everyone loves. there's too many people who love it. it's just seems like a very. >> concentrated trade. i know you love. >> it. >> and it's just gone. >> up in a straight. >> line. >> you know, 100 bucks. >> you know? >> and i just. >> don't think that's particularly. >> a natural reaction. >> to the. >> quarter and. >> the guidance that they gave. and i get it valuation and i get what they've. >> been doing in ai and how. >> it works for their business. >> and it's one of the first. >> use cases that makes a lot of sense. but it does kind of speak to the fact that. >> the. >> ai bubble. >> has. >> not even. >> kind of. >> taken other. >> than nvidia. >> and microsoft. >> of late, but microsoft stuck in the range that it's been. >> you know, look at amazon. >> you know. >> look. >> at google and obviously meta. >> they're trading at all time highs. >> so you. >> know you've se

that is why companies like meta, even when they open source there ai technologies, they ensure a lot of safeguards in place to make sure it is not going to be misused, and it is unclear that deepseek is committed to any safeguards other than those imposed by chinese propaganda and censorship laws. host: maria up next, democrats line in new york. caller: that's my concern. i use ai. i mean, we all do on a computer. and i find it helpful, but i'm concerned about your saying private donors and the corporations and the people, for example, elon musk. i mean, why should we feel confident for example in this administration? the security, the intent. i'm not happy with the corporate swing here and i am afraid. i'm afraid too much of our information is out there, and that we have bad players, or even wall street. i mean, all of this, it's out of control. and i want to know who. i mean, china is a calm used nation. they take control totally. the united states hopefully is not. i don't know if it is still a democracy. could you please go into detail about the bad players that we have now with

the meta homophobic or racist statements are no longer flagged. additionally, external fact checking has been eliminated. lack of a claims about fact check us, but politically biased, but doing without them could create hon. so uses, exposing them to potentially dangerous content such as misinformation about health or even allowing hate speech against minorities that might turn into violence. and an alliance between politics and social media could also be used to deliberately influence uses. the long must, for example, has beaten the drum for donald trump on his top bone x and the presidential election campaign. the also domain to the around a quarter $1000000000.00 to trump campaign now must is set to become part of the government as a director of the newly founded department of government efficiency. another key focus of trends to regulation plans. hey, i trump, and i was a major initiative with $500000000000.00 us dollars. open a i some outlined will be part of the new initiative called star gate. trump pools, the venture, the largest, a infras

and that's what's going on. >> then let's talk about meta, though. decides to settle with donald trump this week. they're going to pay him $25 million. he i'll just back it up. he sued them because they put him in the in the penalty box on facebook and instagram after january 6th. but since the election, mark zuckerberg made his way down to mar-a-lago. he got rid of die policies in his company. he removed third party fact checking at this week. he said to investors he was complimenting the administration. he said finally, we have an administration who is proud of our leading american companies. he just put dana white from the ufc on his board. right. mark zuckerberg has gone beyond all in. how do you think zuckerberg and other business leaders that have done more than comply? right. how are they feeling going forward? watching not 24 hours after after the plane crash, donald trump up there blaming die like are they do they realize what they've just bought into? >> yeah i think it. >> goes back to elon musk again. all roads go back to elon musk. when

great it wasn't all about nvidia antero suite a lot of good things we had earnings from apple and meta are great and that offset a disappointment with a lot of other sectors to pick things up in the dow finished up 0.3% but healthcare was strong in consumer staples and financials as well. >> it's starting to look like it's not a stock market is a market of stocks, the equal weight of s&p 500 is a true gauge of the average stock in the market and really hung in there this week. jerome powell is probably very happy that his name didn't come up a lot, the fed met nothing happen and is wall street expected. the fed did not cut rates and not what wall street expected nobody seemed unhappy except for donald trump and he wants the rate cuts but the fed is doing what it needs to doesn't know where inflation is going to took out and is making progress towards its target and remains elevated, that freak markets out but that doesn't mean will raise rates don't read anything into it, the market didn't react at all it's pretty good on inflation but is moving to the right direction. next week we hav

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. >> asegura que la meta no es reemplazar a las abejas, sino ayudarlas y en el proceso, ayudar a losero indican que esto puede tomar entre siete y ocho aÑos. por el momento, nimo dice que estÁn codificando la manera en la que los robots actÚan, pero que mÁs adelante, cuando salgan del laboratorio a la vida real, habrÁ que incluir modelos de inteligencia artificial. joanna. regreso contigo. >> gracias, miriam. fascinante. en madrid se ilumina el cielo con las celebraciones por el aÑo para todos los que están triunfando a lo grande ...¿no debería tu servicio móvil estar a tu altura? obtén velocidades de wifi de hasta un gig dentro y fuera de casa. presentamos powerboost, solo de xfinity mobile. eso sí es grande. si eres cliente de xfinity internet, reduce tu factura a la mitad en comparación con t-mobile, verizon y at&t en tu primer año. además, pregunta como obtener el nuevo samsung galaxy s25+ por cuenta nuestra. las celebraciones del aÑo nuevo chino estÁn en pleno apogeo en la capital espaÑola. se ha unido a estos festejos con este hermoso espectÁculo de fuegos artificiales. se fest

this is why meta is doing so well and will perform well with llama.e are a believer that better ai efficiency will come, but it is not coming at the pace that the market thinks with deepseek. it is not. look at the capex numbers. they raised it by $25 billion. these are smart companies. they don't want to waste shareholder money. they have a lot of employees that work there because they get paid in stock. they would not do this if they felt like it is so efficient. why would you jack up the numbers as much as they have? i think everyone is being misled by one comment from a chinese firm that you can validate the spend. jackie: i'm curious if you can speak to maybe shifting back to google's bread and butter, search, youtube, and bring in the artificial intelligence picture. while we are seeing some of this still come out on the cloud side, what sort of benefit are the investors pricing in on the youtube and search side? what ai mused are you expecting there in the next couple quarters? brent: no one is pressing in anything today, so obviously stocks ar

microsoft, apple, alphabet, amazon and meta if all on the downside is.ng. we've got to talk about big tech. google and apple face investigations from china. the europeans are ready to have a go ago at big tech if trump imposes tariffs on them. is the big tech rally in jeopardy here? >> it is, stuart. we've already seen some diversification out of some of the with big names, the likes of apple, i think, are in trouble. it's coming down to some support here, and if it doesn't hold that support, i think it can go lower. the same thing is true with microsoft if even is under some pressure, but tesla nonetheless the same, but still they're all in line for and subject to retaliation in terms of what we'll call the tariff wars because everybody knows on the other side of every table that if they hit some of these big tech names, tear going to impact the u.s. sock market. and the leadership names, the big tech names if they can undermine them so to some degree, hit their earnings somehow, at least put questions in traders' and nervous' minds about -- investors'

we heard from microsoft and meta. we should have a decent read from alphabet.icking point for microsoft. they didn't have capacity to meet demand. does google? are they growing share when they are number three based on aws? curious what they say about china. we don't work there so it doesn't matter. jonathan: what are they talking about? auto industry. dan ives not overly concerned about tariffs. "if these tariffs stay in place for 30 to 60 days, we see minimal impact to gm and ford." dan, good morning. 30 days. if they last 30 days, is it like minimal damage? does that hold the companies back from making big decisions? dan: right now in terms of gm and ford it is contained in terms of the impact. that's probably the one that is least impacted, especially given their supply chain. our view is the bark is worse than the bite, whether it is on the auto side and on the china side with chips. you don't sell the stocks because of it. you talk about where is the spending? another robust number from google tonight. palantir and others. tariffs are not impacting that i

obviously, nvidia is providing the chips, but out of the other six they're -- meta's using a.i. to drive their business. and so even though they're spending a lot, it's generating upsides to revenues and eps going forward. now, here's the other hinge to to think about. of -- thing to think about. of the five names that reported their december quarter, all fivd the estimates for revenues go down for the march quarter which is what we were warning about. and so meta, for their sake, their numbers were so huge many q4 and they always guide conservatively, investors were willing to give them a pass. but they haven't, obviously, been as kind to the other names where you've had other issues like a.i. revenue growth slowing down in the case of google where it grew at 30% for google cloud instead of 35. or before that in the case of microsoft, where they also missed in terms of their azure growth which is their cloud growth which ups the stakes even more for amazons which is coming tomorrow. charles: i know you're a comic book guy, i don't know if you're a greek myth guy -- >> oh, i lov

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and so everyone with this spend except for meta, which got a pass, will. >> got a. >> pass. >> but also. >> is monetizing. >> and monetizing monetizing. >> you see. >> the results. >> yes. >> yes. well yes. that's right. monetizing in a much more efficient way. >> they don't report a number like azure, like google cloud and like the aws. so like to your point that they're monetizing this. they've converted a lot of the spend that they did in metaverse. right. and they cut a ton of jobs. this is back to savita's point about 2022 and 23. it's just a very, very different story. but you asked her what about the ai trade? well, let's break it down a little bit. right. so the chips look at nvidia. it's down 22% right. just in the last month or so. look at micron. it trades horribly. it's basically round tripped and it's time to move. so there are some components that go into the servers. look at dell. look at supermicro that make the servers right. look at some of the data center names that we're seeing, how they're trading. we just went through this on, you know, on the capex and everything

Óigame, óigame, a mí no me meta en sus líos. [sonido de altercado] silencio, silencio, silencio!ebro, además hay que usarlo. claro mami ¿quiere decir que yo nunca he usado mi cerebro? exacto. ¿oíste eso mami? lo tengo nuevecito, nuevecito. bien, bien, ya silencio, además, ya se terminó el tiempo del examen escrito. ay. ¿no nos da otro ratito? no. sí. les dije que una hora. no. lo siento. ay. chavo. ¿qué? recoge las pruebas. no. ya, ya basta, trae acá. ay profesor déjenos otro ratito, ay qué le cuesta, a mi entonces déjeme el rato más y contestamos todo, ay diga que si, no sea coberde, ande sí. ta, ta, ta ta, ¡siéntate! sí querido profesor. bien, vamos ahora a comenzar el examen oral, y vuelvo a repetir a los padres que no deben contestar las preguntas. las madres ¿sí? míralo, cuando dice padre se refiere a los papases y a las mamases. papás y mamás. por eso. pero usted dijo papases y mamases. papas y ma, bueno, pero yo lo dije primero ¿eh? pero yo nunca he dicho papases y mamases. yo dije papás y mamás. sí bueno, pero yo lo dije sin abreviaturas. bien, bien, vamos a empezar. una

today wall street is back in love with growth stocks like meta and palantir. in fact palantir has. >> now. >> soared 300%, including today's huge earnings pop in just the past few months. but one of our guests says there's something about their business that gives her pause. she'll explain in just a moment. plus, think about these numbers for a second. 17 the number of companies who split. >> their stock last year, 25% is the. >> average return on those stocks a year later, 39 is the number of companies. bank of america. says could be. next is netflix one of them? their analyst joins us. >> with the who, the why. >> and the when. >> and our. >> guest downgrading this retail name. and it's not because. >> of their china exposure. >> as those tariffs do go into effect. >> it's because of. >> this which the whole market. should care about will reveal it all ahead. first, let's get over to dom chu in his ice palace. >> dom, my fortress of solitude. welcome back to thecube, kelly. of course, our dashboard for market data visualization. now it's a day of gains. as y

but can ijust go a bit meta. get in there. had so many years of opposition, didn't they? there's friction. and i'm thinking to myself, yes, it's a very difficultjob to be in opposition. it's a very difficultjob to be in government. i'm not surprised there's friction. norare we. and, i suppose, we aren't making a value judgment we, ithink, reflect in the book that tony blair said that he wanted the 21st century to be a labour century. the 20th century had been a conservative century. of the 21st century entailed. party back into power. and we wanted to examine how that happened. and it is an incredible journey. including lisa nandy, who's now, of course, in cabinet, saying, actually, labour might not even exist if we don't sort ourselves out. back into power. are, if they haven't seen them in the paper? and then i want to hear what your favourite ones are, about jeremy corbyn. patrick, what is it? it's an extraordinary link between dominic cummings and jeremy corbyn. yeah, it's a remarkable story. politically after his long - career in the law as jeremy a second referendum

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. >> it seems like meta there were a lot of names that reported all over the place particularly afterwe have the chart let's trading and bouncing off the 50 day it took off like a rocket we've talked about this are you buying or looking at it? >> were going to buy it, we haven't yet we probably should've took a stab at it this morning we love when big names react well another one that netflix with a gigantic move in subs and so much ahead of expectation and the move i'm a big number guy if netflix can break above the big 1000 mark i expect fireworks from that also there is definitely merchandise out there, we see and software also in that lassie team twl oh both are extraordinary reactions to the earnings and here is the good news when you're not doing so well and you lower your numbers you get paid down like service now now dropped $100 the market has its eyes up appeared on what's good and what's not so good at the moment time is paying up for the getting down for the bad. >> is interesting service now rebounded and i would bring up starbucks you talk about that and i think the garg

meta was up 1 days in a row -- 12 days in a row then tesla, which the numbers aren't that great but everyar elon musk speak, you get excited. they put all the earnings out and stock goes down for the most valuable company in the world in a few years, bottom line. you've got these different sort of pulling back and forth. that won't be the worst thing in the world. stuart: for the first time in a listening time, i'm thinking of pulling money out of the big tech stocks i earn. >> they're not all the same. they're certainly kind of going their own way for different varieties of reasons. stuart: tell me about palantir. for a long time, people have been saying this is the investment of a lifetime. it mass gone straight up and it's $100 a share. what do you make? >> i had my subscribers take profits yesterday. we traded twice in the last year made a ton of money both times and i love is it's one of these stocks wall street hates. more recently institutions have had to buy the stock. listen to ceo on conference call? stuart: kyleing right? >> i can't get him on the show. does liz a lot, i'm jeal

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ryan: meta's results were pretty strong in terms of advertising and then at alphabet are the strongest players in this space so far. that of course impacts youtube, google search, so on and so forth. microsoft's cloud results were a mixed bag, didn't grow quite as much is expected but the growth was pretty strong by any objective measure. one of the bigger issues impacting microsoft was the capacity constraints. so much demand, they don't have data centers online to handle all of that, so that is a good reason to see a little bit of a disappointment, suggest that alphabet, their cloud business which has been strong, maybe we see another strong read there. amazon comes out later this week. it seems like a lot of the signs are pointing positive for alphabet. scarlet: anyone with an elderly parent or child knows how popular youtube is. how much detail does alphabet disclose when it comes to youtube, where their viewers, revenue generated, any numbers we can get our hands around? ryan: not a ton of detail out there but people just don't appreciate just how big youtube is. there is an estim

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i know so many organizations that have been shadow banned across meta for offering abortion informationh american ai as my worst of the week because, you know, i don't know what makes them better. and also why are they so expensive? it was going to be about time that they were going to be entities that were going to be able to put together, whether or not deep seek is it right there is going i don't think that you do need a $500 million investment, which is what donald trump's administration is offering, which is basically just giving money to meta, elon musk, google and the rest of them. >> that soundbite from sam altman from the from that conference in india, really kind of, i don't know, got under my skin like, you know, in technology and cooperation, you're supposed to kind of want to foster, hey, try to do it. let's all work together in this world. let's see if you guys come up with something better. we'd love to incorporate it. if we come up with something better we want to incorporate. but that just arrogant answer of like, don't bother competing with us. and then like, deep sea

. >> the fallout from meta ceo mark. to end fact checking. >> what's your. >> message to. >> concerned voters. >> about where. >> the country. >> may. >> be headed after the biden administration. >> leaves. >> actually behind. >> closed doors? >> they're still asking what the hell happened? >> in tech? stocks in the us have proven very volatile, with a big slide this week, then a bit of a bounce back. some of this relates to fears about chinese ai competition that might outstrip what american companies have done, and it comes amidst donald trump's embrace of tech billionaires. oracle ceo larry ellison, for example, was at a big white house event in week one, but then went on to lose over $20 billion in that stock slide. i mentioned, at least on paper, losing 20 billion in a day is a good sign. you have a ton of money. meanwhile, new reporting on elon musk trying to take his twitter game plan and apply it to the entire federal government. he has stormed into washington. the new york times reporting that musk shows up in p

and it's the same thing with the with the meta lawsuit that they settled. they took donald trump off the platform. they're allowed to do that. he did break their rules in place at the time. so they were well within their rules to do it. but they decided that they needed just to get him on their side. and so they just let him win a lawsuit. they never he would never would have won the same thing, i think, in a different way. with abc. you'll probably see it with twitter. you'll probably see it with any of these lawsuits, because that's the cost of doing business. and it's good for shareholders to do that. it's not good for the first amendment. >> yeah. i mean, the cost to these companies meta it's $25 million. that's like a rounding error for them. abc disney 15 million paramount. it's going to be significantly less than what was it the 10 billion trump was asking for. and they and chris wright they probably will continue with these lawsuits because everybody understands that you just settle and you might get what you want on some other issue and keep trump

meta, microsoft and amazon have also cut staff this year, and layoffs are coming to bloomingdale's as the retailer prepares to close its flagship store at the san francisco center. bloomingdale's filed a notice with the state that it plans to lay off 164 employees througugh 330,000 square foot. store was the last remaining anchor at the struggling mall. the store plans to close by the end of march. well, up next, a new fire chief in san francisco will tell you about his background. and here's a look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt preparing for nightly news, one of the top stories, widespread reports that the trump administration is preparing to dismantle the department of education. tonight, a deeper look at what that would look like and how it would happen, and the impact. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobil

i'm surprised it was a surprise, but it was a surprise to the market given we heard that meta upped their capex number. it is a big increase. given all the competition in ai, people are questioning how do you generate incremental revenue from this, is it a defensive move to protect your research position? given the weakness in cloud whereas a lot of enterprise ai is coming through, those two things go together. tom: let's listen in to the ceo of alphabet responding to the innovation challenge of deepseek. ok, we were hoping to have the sound of sundar pichai of alphabet, he did comment on deepseek in the earnings call. talk to us about where things stand. the capex spend is there for alphabet. part of that capex spend will go on ships for nvidia, possibly to amd, if there is disappointment on the prospects for amd. his nvidia continuing to grow the gap? >> certainly, amd is stumbling in terms of closing the gap. there is a huge difference between the two ai chip business is great hundred billion dollar run rate for nvidia, $5 billion for amd, a massive gulf. it is 60% growth but at least

the new voice of ukraine syndicates with yahoo news folks. ukraine is a fact checking partner with meta, which assist in removing content deemed russian this information from facebook. instagram and whatsapp detected media has similarly let a consortium of non profit groups pressuring social media platforms to aggressively remove content critical of ukraine. the rabbit hall of western domination go was even deeper. remember russell gate, while according to former us official mike bens john mccain's original source for the christopher steel dos documents was a guy named david kramer, is a former employee of the state department who made regular appearances at events organized by that usa. i. d funded ukraine crisis media center after the euro. my don qu, in 2014. and so it's a very humbling experience for me to be back here. and to see this 1st hand freedom house has been very dedicated to providing support to ukraine. the kremlin propaganda is trying to paint everything that happened in ukraine is being caused by fascist, in extremis. before you are on my don kramer worked at another st

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>> think you're supposed to say hey, meta. >> like, hey meta? who eats art?>> chris pratt >> also look out for vin diesel, michelle rodriguez, and ludacris to pump the brakes in a "not so fast and not so furious" spot for haagen-dazs. >> hey, what happened to fast life? >> not today. >> are y'all kidding me? >> another star in the supersized ad, eugene levy. the "schitt's creek" star among the victims who lost their home in the palisades fire. just days after his heartbreak, the 78-year-old was back to work on his new game day commercial. eugene talking exclusively to our cassie di laura. >> over 100 million viewers watch the super bowl. how important is that community feel? >> it's amazingly important. particularly now with what's going on. in southern california. there's great positivity about an event that can actually unite the country. there's kind of a fun element to it they can entry take your mind off the dark side. >> all right. little caesars crazy puffs. >> everybody wants to be that number one commercial everybody is talking about. do you think yo

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meta, microsoft and amazon have all cut staff this year, though far less than the massive layoffs we23. general motors also making cuts, the company laying off about half of the employees who remain at its discontinued cruise robotaxi business. unclear exactly how many people that is, but a spokesperson says cruise had nearly 2300 employees as of the end of last year. that move comes two months after gm said it would no longerr fund cruise. it spent more than $10 billion on cruise since acquiring the self-driving car business in 2016. company says it's going to turn its focus, though, to personal autonomous vehicles rather thahan robo taxis. all right. apple wants to help you plan your next party. today, apple unveiling a new app called apple invites. the app can make invitations and send them to your contacts and manage rsvp and guest lists. you know how these stuff usually works. you don't need an iphone to rsvp, but you do need a paid icloud plus subscription to send out these invites. all right. up next, a wild finish at the shark with. and what's going to happen turn the corner

autoridades están alertando es que si usted ve agua en la vía que ve que está cerrada, pues no se metaque rescatar a 2 personas cuya camioneta se quedó atascada en plena vía. lo buena noticia es que pudieron ser rescatados, pero muchas veces el agua se lleva simplemente el vehículo al río si está ahí o si no, pues se queda atascado y el agua puede comenzar a subir rápidamente y esto pone en peligro su vida. así que a estar atentos, alertas y preparados. andrés brender telemundo andrés muchas gracias. y hablando de inundaciones en esta misma zona, le queremos contar que también esta madrugada algunos residentes de greenville intentaron sacar sus vehículos de un estacionamiento inundado sobre la calle sycamore court. nuestras cámaras llegaron hasta ahí. hablamos con 1 de ellos. estamos un poco preocupados, pero al final de cuentas, pues está bien. la familia están en casa ahorita, nada más. la única preocupación son los carros, pero de ahí pa en fuera no todo está bien. nos cuenta también que logró sacar sus 3 vehículos antes de que el estacionamiento se inundara aún más. ve estas imágen

continued support and the selling of arms and military related stuff to tie one that's a different meta actually. and, and what about panama? that's been in terms crosshairs as well. he claims it's failing under chinese authority and once the us back in charge. now, panama has announced its withdrawal from projects related to china is built in rhode initiative. we think that's a sign that trump tactics are working. and what does this all mean for bathing to or think the new us secretary of state the, his recent visit to panama has suddenly put a lot of pressure on the panama government. and this is, uh, you know, one of the, the, the gestures that the pad of me is government has decided to take, i mean, to, to, to give a response to the pressures to back out of the, the, about from road initiative. but it is absolutely against the interest of the pet them or government because under the belt from the road initiative, the agreement between china and palamedes government, the china is funding on a lot of projects infrastructure projects. so i, well, what they have announced is that they'r

news folks. ukraine is a fact checking partner with meta, which assistant, we're moving content deemed russian. this information from facebook, instagram and whatsapp detected media has similarly let a consortium of non profit groups pressuring social media platforms to aggressively remove content critical of ukraine. the rabbit hall of western domination, gro was even deeper. remember, russia gave? well, according to former us official mike then john mccain's original source for the christopher steel dos documents was a guy named david kramer. he's a former employee of the state department who made regular appearances at events organized by that usa. i. d funded ukraine crisis media center after the euro. my don qu in 2014. this is my 1st return to ukraine and to be yours. sorry to say i have not been back sooner. and it's my 1st time to see outside here of the hotel. still the, the impressive remains of the protests and the symbols of the sacrifices as so many people made for a better ukraine. and so it's a very humbling experience for me to be back here and to see this 1st hand free