x. together, i'm hoping these could provide vital clues about what happened to her.oxie was one of eden's closest online friends. they spoke almost every day. hayden. we helped her dye her hair. this isn'tjust a house that you're staying at, she was getting a lot of followers, a lot of likes. it was — it's the very, very nice picture of her, was michael pocalyko. company. "i know your father. "i've seen these photos that you're posting on twitter." over the course of the next, like, four, five months, hi, michael. i'm a journalist from the bbc. 0h, 0k. he hung up on me. michael wouldn't speak to us but eden's final message i'm trying to imagine how eden would have felt, the train in dc. we translated our search into arabic. harvard—educated. dc, and found only one bader n alomair. she was going to stay with hayden again and try "i can pick you up." i asked her friends if they have more information of her view from the apartment where she was staying. college. and this is the car park. the picture appears to have been taken from a building from the apartment. was livi

president zelenskyy posting on x, together with the u.s.re charting our next steps to stop russian aggression and ensure a lasting reliable piece as president trump said let's get it done said zelenskyy. remember this war started nearly three years ago. it has killed an estimated 100,000 ukrainian troops, 150,000 russian forces although most people that we speak with say that estimate is very low. and includes of course thousands of civilians. all of these discussions happening hours after russia releases marc fogel in a prison swap. another american is about to be freed, three detainees released by belarus. let's bring in adam, the u.s. convoy for hostages. your thoughts on these discussions as we look toward a hopeful and to the war and on these releases of hostages which i know you have worked very hard on. >> it was a major step forward with marc fogel's release. going out under the president orders to get him and you see with these things do. when you have a country take a unilateral step and release a priority of the presidents, that

together. that goes with the x a.i. ai working together to have united fight against the ccp. maria: michael your thoughts on deepseek. >> i think is correct and i think the idea of the biden team started but they failed was to have talks on artificial intelligence, the worst case we do want artificial intelligence to get into the nuclear weapons control system there's been discussions in several countries the biden people tried to be with the chinese, henry kinzinger was involved it was his last trip to china when he was 100 years old to talk about artificial intelligence limitation this is a very dangerous area as part of what would happen if xi jinping next phone call is not good if it's not helpful than the things that you been talking about especially in your vaccination series on funding the enemy and underwriting adversary, those topics like taking chinese equities off the stock market entirely those of the big sticks that president trump may have to start using but right now or in the early phase where we don't k

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so everything that i was told by x about them at the time we were together has actually been proven tog to achieve what they want. the corporate mi5 witness, whose evidence was false, said he thought he was telling the truth. there are official investigations into what happened. in an unprecedented move, mi5 has issued an unreserved apology to the bbc and all three courts. where's my apology? i don't matter to them. i matter because i'm kicking up a fuss and i'm throwing a spotlight on the way they behave. but, otherwise, if i were to just go away quietly, they'd never think about me again. due to our new revelations, beth will return to court for a new decision on whether her case can be heard in the open. i've already lost years of my life to x and his abuse, and i'd very much like there to be an end to it, daniel de simone, bbc news. a kayaker in chile had a near—death experience when he thought he been eaten by a humpback whale. he was swallowed whole and then spat out again — just seconds later — incredibly he was unhurt. rather difficult you would imagine in this is bbc news. the

x ai. you rarely see these sorts of competitors coming together. yes, we want to see more competition. the idea is this group of investors elon musk, of course, x ai and some of those investors with him are already investors in x ai, big fat bidders by -- backing his twitter buyout, joe lonsdale, >>. tyler perry is involved. chair powell: it all has a feeling like it's a movie under the making or a videogame real life. >> to continue the theme of the week, bloomberg technology to you -- technology anchor caroline hyde. that does it for bloomberg markets. let's check the markets. s&p 500 now down about .1%. improving. the nasdaq 100 also improving. the dow into positive territory. the dollar index weaker by .25%. bloomberg crypto coming up now featuring a special interview with sec hester pierce. this is bloomberg. a sleep number® smart bed is perfect for couples. (♪♪) it helps reduce snoring with a tap so you both get your best night's sleep. and now, save 50% on the new sleep number® limited edition smart bed. shop a sleep number® store near you. >> live from bloomberg headquarters in

so the magnificent seven were not in the greatest shape and you put that together in a market finished on a little bit. >> the x-uppercase-letter. you did not say the words payroll report that was a nonissue this friday. >> that must've been oversight and didn't move the market the numbers came in weaker than expected in the employment rate was down and we have revision upward to november and december. >> we had annual benchmark that was less steep and in august we were expecting a million jobs to come out in the payroll expectation it didn't happen which was good news and we had wage growth and we've been seen that pop it was almost a half a percentage of appointment over month that could be big issues for the vatican create complications. >> that's all about inflation and next week is cpi report and consumer inflation expectation and expectation can turn into reality. >> this will be the january number before the tariff things were talked about. we're going to see what's going on in terms of inflation, the headline number is constant at 2.9% the cord number and inflation is supposed to drop to 3.1 to 3.2 thos

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we posted a poll on x, look at the answers here. spending time together is winning out.at's most important and then looks like everything else is pretty even with cards and candy at 5.9%. apparently nobody wants any flowers and i disagree. i love getting flowers on valentine's day. i'm a flower girl and my husband knows this so we're already there. >> can we add a kiss to that? a little love? >> be romantic, here's this thing you know. you have to get something. it's -- you shouldn't -- there's not just one day you need to tell someone you love them or care about them. do it every single day. that's important. but on the one day that everybody else does, you don't want your person to feel left out. so do it on friday too. >> yeah. how about an act of service? stop making the rich people richer by lining up and buying all the crap that goes in the yard sale. >> i'll take some shiny things too. >> give a hug, give love and give gianna flowers. she's a flower girl. confirmed here. >>> all right, so big story when need to talk about. a major rain event and a storm barreling

x" post from today. "no one once peace more than ukraine. togethere u.s., we are charting next steps to stop russian aggression and ensure a lasting reliable piece. as president trump said, let's get it done. we agreed to maintain further contact and upcoming meetings." pete hegseth has already said ukraine would have to give up some territory here. zelenskyy, even knowing that, is still talking peace. it sounds like there is desire on both sides. >> there is. i've been to ukraine over ten times in the last few years, i've been on the front lines with the people there that have lost their family members. no one once peace more than them. they have lost everything. some of those areas, like crimea, were already lost to the russians and no one wants to give up territory. but in order to have peace, they're going to to have to give up some territory. this is not going to be a 2014 border. it is unfortunate, but some of the people there are agreeing anyway. >> trace: i wanted to get your take on one of the big stories today. euros chuck schumer on the de

to load them as lensky took to the social media platform x saying they talked about opportunities to achieve peace and a readiness to work together. and they will prepare a new document on security and economic cooperation. he mentioned ukraine's technological capabilities, including drones. he finished by saying together with the us, they are chart, they're charging steps to stop rushing aggression and ensure a lasting piece. all right, let's going out of my can't, i was live for us in washington dc. so mike, we're starting to see what president trump plan for peace when it comes to the war . and ukraine means, tell us more about that call that he held with president putin but certainly it's clear that they is now directing gauge, meant between the to the cold. clearly explain lead friendly commitments from both sides to find ways in which to achieve a piece in ukraine. uh, president trump clearly leveraging what he, regardless his personal relationship is that to me a put in a to bring pollutant the negotiating table. something that has failed in the past, but t is being exceedingly hopeful. it would appear from his social medi

x. and so kind of to get the grow well, sort of grow together basically in english where the order um, and this time around what they say about nato is very different. just remember what we just heard from 1998, talking about replacing nato and an anti military strategy. all right, let's see what they say. now. we stand by our nato alliance commitments and the necessary expansion of our military capabilities piece. dumont's reliable funding with a defense budget that invests significantly more than 2 percent of gross domestic product. so we've gone from wanting to dismantle the military and dismantle nato, to strengthening nato, and increasing spending on defense. and in fact, robot how back the candidate for john. so at this time segments we, he's up to 3.5 percent of gdp, military spending. yeah, i think of it all of this. this also fits into the context of, you know, why they are now pushing for strengthening the military, strengthening nato. and it all sort of changed again with a rushes and vision of ukraine. this is seen by the greens as is the biggest violation of international law

the governor's office posting a couple videos on x with newsom meeting with members of congress. our nation is better off when we hold together and support our fellow americans. today, president trump's press secretary said the president's priority is to make sure water is flowing freely in california, and that fire victims have access to their properties. >> and as for governor gavin newsom, the president is willing to work with anybody from blue states or red states to do whatever is best for the american people. >> and president trump visited southern california last month, you might remember, to see the devastation left by the palisades fire. newsom greeted him upon landing at lax. pair shaking hands before addressing reporters. they spoke of the willingness to put their political differences aside in getting aid to l.a. yesterday governor newsom signed an executive order ordering a dozen directives to focus on childcare programs, health care services, tax relief, and welfare benefits for the l.a. area. >>> hundreds of people rallied at the state capital to protest president trump's policy on immigration and his move to e

x from members of congress. josh hawley, the republican from missouri, putting the ukrainian situation togeth with the budget framework thathe senate is working on right now, and the house as well, saying i'm not voting for a budget framework that facilitates more taxpay mey to ukraine. period. youngest woman anna paulina luna sang the deep state in washington once the russia-ukraine war to persist forever at pense of american taxpa we can't let this money launderi scheme continue. marjorie taylor greene s the ukraine war has always be a deep state funded and controlled money laundering operation and oxwar against russia. zelenskyy is an actor and green juuit that extorts money from everyone, she says. bernie sanders say trump and his american oligarchs are now openly aligning emlves with putin and his russian oligarchs. this putin-trump alliance means abandoningurllies and supporting authoritarianismnd undermining our democratic traditions. mark warner, democrat from virginia, president trump should really have a conversation with his own intelligence offials before he again blames ukraine for being invaded by russia

whether tech companies stifled right wing speech and whether advertisers work together to pull spending from certain sites like x. the agency opened a public comment window that will stay open until may 21st. >> 717. not too much of an issue getting around for the most part right now. >> gasia this commute is good. >> oh, good. >> it is good. i'd like to say that just because this. i think this is the best commute we've had so far in 2025 when i've been working anyway. i mean, you might even stand up and sing when you look at this. look at the bay bridge, it looks nice. and we have not had a backup this morning at all. you can see the traffic is moving along very nicely. 880 though we do have some slow traffic approaching downtown oakland. now there is a crash reported or something reported at high street. actually, it's not a crash. it's a car fire. so the fire department is there, and it looks like the this was just reported a little while ago. the fire department has just is just arriving now. so that's making it slow there. i actually see the smoke from the car fire in this picture. if it's right underneath

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together very closely, including visiting each other's nations. the president also spoke to ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky who posted on x that the 2 talked about, quote, opportunities to achieve peace. returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders. is an unrealistic objective while meeting with nato leaders. defense secretary pete hegseth shot down some of ukraine's goals like joining nato. the united states does not. >> believe that nato membership for ukraine is a realistic outcome. some allies disagreed with that ukraine's rightful place is in a time that process that will take some time. >> vice president jd vance and secretary of state marco rubio are set to meet with president zelenskyy friday in germany in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> a federal judge will not continue to stop a federal government buyout program. the judge had extended the time frame for federal employees to decide whether to take the unusual offer, which gives employees 8 months of pay and benefits if they wish to depart the government to quit. in today's ruling, the judge found the union had sued over the directive. did not have standing to do so. the white h

he put together a stretch of impressive games, including a pair of 34 point games in december. jc he could be the xwarriors look to make a playoff push. with jimmy butler now on the roster. college hoops tonight. saint mary's hosting portland. all you better guard mikey lewis because he's a shooter. lewis with a dozen points. gaels up by eight at the half. second half. look at the move here by luke barrett. spinning and scoring as he gets knocked to the floor. and one augustus barcelona's for three of his 16 points. and then makes a fantastic move in the lane. which way did he go. which way did he go. gaels win 7966. improved to 24 and four. they can win the conference with a victory over gonzaga on saturday. hey, if you got a few hundred million burning a hole in your pocket, you might be able to buy a share of the 40 niners. the reportedly putting 10% of the franchise up for sale with a valuation of $9 billion, second only to the dallas cowboys at $10 billion. so they should have plenty of money for brock purdy and contract restructuring, with perhaps up to $50 million of cap space. let's move on

together. elon musk left the company and has his own competitor called x ai.ed up on the proms that the company would remain a nonprofit. now, you have openai that is looking to become a for-profit company. elon is not happy about this. he wants remediation in terms of how much they made since he left. he is also asking a judge to do that. it is two people that were formally friends. they are very close to the president, as well. >> remediation means money. he wants to put a hold on this whole process. but this all comes as we are talking about a.i. in this country, how it could have an impact on a.i. >> it is the biggest race out there. it is one of the fastest- growing industries. there's a lot of money to be made here, but we have to remember, openai is racing against elon musk's company called x ai. you also have google with their gemini product, and then, also , you have meta and mark zuckerberg's product. that is inside the united states. china had the deep seek app which made waves in silicon valley weeks ago. they have sparked concern that the united s

he put together a stretch of impressive games, including a pair of 34 point games in december. jc he could be the xke a playoff push. with jimmy butler now on the roster. college hoops tonight. saint mary's hosting portland. all you better guard mikey lewis because he's a shooter. lewis with a dozen points. gaels up by eight at the half. second half. look at the move here by luke barrett. spinning and scoring as he gets knocked to the floor. and one augustus barcelona's for three of his 16 points. and then makes a fantastic move in the lane. which way did he go. which way did he go. gaels win 7966. improved to 24 and four. they can win the conference with a victory over gonzaga on saturday. hey, if you got a few hundred million burning a hole in your pocket, you might be able to buy a share of the 40 niners. the reportedly putting 10% of the franchise up for sale with a valuation of $9 billion, second only to the dallas cowboys at $10 billion. so they should have plenty of money for brock purdy and contract restructuring, with perhaps up to $50 million of cap space. let's move on to baseball. a's a

together in meaningful ways. rachel: the trump administration ramping up the fight to protect male athletes, launching a title x investigationefuses to keep biological men from competing in women's sports. >> i understand main, the governor of maine, are you not going to comply with it? >> i will comply with state and federal law. >> we are the federal law. your population doesn't want men playing in women's sports so you better comply because otherwise you are not getting any federal funding. every state, i will see you in court, look forward to that. that should be an easy one. kevin:here to react his counselor to donald trump, my sister if i could personalize this, outstanding junior athlete, this is a topic that is near and dear to me and millions of americans, when the president responded to the governor saying we will see you in court, what did you think of that? >> i was his lawyer so is there anybody more savage? can we say it like it is? he knocked her right down. she was trying to rebel and didn't know what she was talking about, we will comply with the law. i made the law. i told you what it is and this is the man

media platform x, that he had a meaningful phone conversation with donald trump. below them is lensky says. they talked about opportunities to achieve peace and a readiness to work together. and they will prepare a new document on security and economic cooperation. you mentioned ukraine's technological capabilities, including drones. he finished by saying together with the u. s. they're charging steps to stop rushing aggression and ensure a lasting piece. all right, let's go now to alan fisher. was joining us from washington dc life. so i, when we're starting to see what president trump's plan for peace in the war and ukraine means, what more can we expect going forward as well. the 1st steps will be taking place in munich in germany on friday. that's where the whole, the annual security conference and the us delegation will be led by the vice president duty binds and michael reveal is the secretary of state. also, there will be the national security advisor and the head of the c. i, a, it's the, the intention to meet me is the lensky at munich, and stopped the process. but this could take some time because let them use the landscape in an interview just in the last few

so if they have x budget for a year, they can say all right, we're going to pick these five, and they're putting togetherthey build on top of what's already there. >> a cluster of neon signs is sort of, i guess, like a cluster of grapes. when you see them on a corner or on a block, it lights up the neighborhood and creates an ambient glow. if you havy got two of three of them, you've created an atmosphere that's almost like a movie set. >> some of the hotel, we've already invested in to get those neon signs for people to enjoy at night include the elk hotel, jefferson hotel, the verona, not to mention some we've done in chinatown, as well as the city's portal neighborhood. >> we got the fund to restore it. it took five months, and the biggest challenge was it was completely infested with pigeons. once we got it clean, it came out beautiful. >> neon signs are often equated with film noir, and the noir genre as seen through the hollywood lens basically depicted despair and concentration. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the background. and you'd see

whether tech companies stifled right wing speech and whether advertisers work together to pull spending from certain sites like xhat will be open until may 21st. >> president trump is looking to strike a deal that could keep tiktok operating in the u.s. he confirms plans to speak with china about a potential sale of the popular social media app. last month, trump issued an executive order postponing a ban to allow more time for negotiations. he says he wants to the us to have a 50% stake in any future agreement, but it's still unclear who will end up controlling tiktok once the talks conclude. >> our time now 536 a high tech company based in santa clara unveiled what it's calling a groundbreaking artificial intelligence device. nvidia says this could dramatically improve the lives of tens of millions of people around the world who are deaf and hard of hearing. it's called the signs platform. it uses an avatar and computer cameras to teach common words in american sign language, using common hand gestures. >> teaches everyone how to sign, how to use american sign language. it's an amazing opportunity for people t

x. community notes is a system where people on the left, people on the right, they come together, they determine what is true, what is false, and they attach notes to people's tweets. they oftentimes attach notes to musk's tweets. because musk is posting so much mis and disinformation. earlier today, a message attached to one of musk's posts was correcting him about zelenskyy in ukraine. musk responded by saying this system is being gamed by by legacy media. we're going to look at how to fix it. the implication from musk's post was that he doesn't like to be fact checked, so he's going to remove the fact checkers. he's going to remove this community run system. this is the same system mark zuckerberg just embraced and said he's going to use on facebook. musk cannot stand being criticized when he when he's criticized, he says people should be fired. he says people should be put in jail. this is this is par for the course for this guy. >> well, he doesn't like it. and we'll see if the chainsaw analogy continues in that realm. we'll see if mark zuckerberg also follows suit. brian stelter, great to

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x was very polite today. you raised him well. to which grimes responded, i'm glad he was polite. sigh. grimes and musk have four children together of 12 children with three different women. but it is little x who he seems to spend the most time with. they have been inseparable of late from mar-a-lago to the halls of congress. the two clearly have a special bond and it was on full display at the oval office. trump also seems to enjoy the little guy's company. >> x, are you okay? this is x and he's a great guy. high iq. he is a high iq individual. >> with a 4-year-old got super restless during the 30 minute press conference. he began picking his nose, digging deep under the watchful eye of the president. a major germaphobe. and then, did he dare? did he really? yep, he wiped his boogers on the resolute desk. x's behavior would have tried the patience of a saint. he plopped on the ground, took aim at the reporters, climbed on his dad's shoulders, and stuck his fingers in his years, but the world's richest man kept cool and carried on. >> hey, stop that. >> deborah: other news today, for the very first time, we are seeing wendy will

together very closely, including visiting each other's nations. the president also spoke to ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky who posted on x that the 2 talkedut, quote, opportunities to achieve peace. returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders. is an unrealistic objective while meeting with nato leaders. defense secretary pete hegseth shot down some of ukraine's goals like joining nato. the united states does not. >> believe that nato membership for ukraine is a realistic outcome. some allies disagreed with that ukraine's rightful place is in nathan. that process that will take some time. >> vice president jd vance and secretary of state marco rubio are set to meet with president zelenskyy friday in germany in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> a government watchdogs are suing the trump administration after getting fired. they say they play a critical non-partisan role overseeing trillions of dollars in federal spending and the conduct of million of federal employees. the lawsuit asks a judge to declare the firings of lawful as congress was not given the legally required 30 day notices about the removals. no comment yet from the white hous

together very closely, including visiting each other's nations. the president also spoke to ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky who posted on x that the 2 talkedabout, quote, opportunities to achieve peace. returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders. is an unrealistic objective while meeting with nato leaders. defense secretary pete hegseth shot down some of ukraine's goals like joining nato. the united states does not. >> believe that nato membership for ukraine is a realistic outcome. some allies disagreed with that ukraine's rightful place is in a time that process that will take some time. >> vice president jd vance and secretary of state marco rubio are set to meet with president zelenskyy friday in germany in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> we're also following developing news out of southern california this afternoon where a navy fighter jet crashed into san diego's harbor. that happened just after 10 o'clock this morning. only the 2 pilots were on board and they were fortunately able to safely eject before the crash. they've been taken to the hospital are expected to be okay. the cause of the crash is being investigated. a federal

chairman and thank you for putting together this meeting. the greatest x essential brett to the united states is our debt. having sound tax policy that allows us to bring in revenue, grow our country is critical. is everything perfect with the t cja? i don't know. where there a lot of good things? yes. it helped in every single demographic possible. i hear the phrase so often that they are not paying their fair share. what percent of the top 10% pay taxes? what percent of taxes do they pay? >> 76%, just to give you the answer. >> the top 1% pay 45%. the lowest, 50% of income earners, what percent of taxes do they pay? >> 2.3%. you should know these numbers. i know you know these numbers. the biden administration, i'm glad one of my colleagues brought that up, is trying to give our talk -- taxpayer dollars away to other countries. ireland, to grow their economy, guess what they do? they cut the corporate tax rate, and guess what happened, companies went to ireland because they paid a lower tax rate. they employ people. imagine that. what a novel concept. wh

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x. when it comes to actual democratic leadership, jeffries would not exactly say he is the party's national leader. >> prior to being house democratic leader and continue to work togetherort to push back against the far right extremism that is being unleashed on this country with record velocity. we have to fight in the courts, push back in the congress, and continue to push back in the community. democrats were doing just that. >> harris: not the leader because, drum roll, he has no ideas on how to deal with the things that people voted about in november still all these months later. a recent poll shows voters don't see democrat figures at their party leaders, significant percentages say they don't know who is leading the democrats. no one knows. power panel, cassie smutly, former rnc deputy communications director, meghan hayes, from the biden white house. meghan, i will come to you first. not to be redundant about this point. is it too early to have a leader for democrats coming out of the drumming you took in november? >> i think so. folks are looking for an i inspirational leader and we aren't there yet. i do think that hakeem jeffries is doing what he needs to do

new and not pieced together and obsolete trying to hook up a land-based system to a satellite system. reporter: appears folks at doge will be in charge of that. elon musk posting on xof the president, the doge team will aim to make rapid safety upgrades to air traffic control system. some disputing if that's a good idea and hillary clinton weighed in saying doge has no relevant experience and most aren't even old enough to rent a car, she says, and you're going to let them mess with airline safety deteriorating on your watch. wa. well, transportation secretary sean duffy fired back with this. madame secretary, with all due respect, experienced dc bureaucrats are the reason the nation's infrastructure is crumbling. you need to sit this one out. liz, i can tell you that went on, that dispute on x this afternoon. hillary clinton weighing back in, not sitting it o. and sean duffy coming back and calling her basically a liar. whoever is in charge of upgrading the nation's air traffic control system most experts agree, that's what it needs. liz. liz: jeff flock, love you're doing the reporting out there in the cold. can see you're having fun with that last part. good stu

together to resolve this dispute as soon as possible, to minimize the economic harm. >> from. >> and the frustration apparently showing its head at, sports events today. in this video posted to xost kayla gray from the los angeles clippers toronto raptors game where you could hear fans in the crowd booing when the us national anthem was sung. >> and right here in the bay area, business owners are responding to this trade war. we did speak with brian gonzalez, the taco shop owner in martinez, about the tariffs, and he says he will likely have to raise prices. >> i think we're known for some of the best prices in here in martinez, and with everything being so expensive, i don't know if we can continue with those prices. you know, so it's just something that i think it's going to affect us hugely. >> gonzalez opened up his shop five years ago. he says many of the ingredients he uses for his dishes, including tomatoes and avocados, are imported from mexico. and to stay on top of all the new tariffs and their ramifications, just make sure to visit our website right there@ktvu.com. >> the family of those lost in the midair collision in washington, dc last week visited the crash site

together. but we're also saying to those outside the u.s. government, come and support these vital programs. >> when i've seen the examples, you know, there are all these examples being published on on xon twitter. um, nothing. i haven't come across a single case that seemed like it was fraud or corruption. there are a lot of them which are, you know, ones that clearly the people tweeting them out disagree with. but have you seen any of anything here? you know, that's publicly been released that suggests, you know, fraud or corruption or anything like that? >> i think the first thing to say, it's important to be very rigorous and very zealous about the way in which aid money is delivered and to make sure it reaches the right people. second point, all of the international evidence shows that it's the big prestige projects. there was a lot of work done in afghanistan on this. it's the big prestige. national projects, infrastructure projects that are the most prone to fraud. the community based projects are actually the least prone to fraud for a very simple reason. people blow the whistle when their money is not reaching the people that it's being intended for. i know that this sector t

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together, got caught up and was actually blamed for the dc air. catastrophe. um, and the story took off and this individual jo ellis she became the number two trending item on xyesterday, and somebody should write a book about it. i mean, it's such a window into so much that is wrong with social media. not that i'm a luddite. i'm reading from social media right now. but the point is, you don't need to be from a reputable source. you can still have tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of followers. and when a subject gets put into play, there's like, there's no calling it back. and my concern for joe, among other things, is that years from now, someone will google her name and they're still going to come up with a story that says, oh, she was the pilot of the black hawk helicopter that crashed with the american airlines flight and killed 67 people, a lie, just a total lie. but the people who retweeted it were all rewarded because they picked up clicks along the way. another social media reaction. what do we have time for? uh, yes, robert f. kennedy. under joe biden, his agencies were ripe with bias. it's time to clean out the rotten smerconish at robert ke

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x from members of congress. josh hawley, the republican from missouri, putting the ukrainian situation together with the budget frameworkhat the senate is working on right now, and the house as well, saying i'm not votin for a budget framework that facilitates more taxpayer money to ukrne. period. youngest woman anna paulina luna sang the deep state in washington once the russia-ukraine war to persist forever at the expense of american taxpayers. we can't let this money laundering scheme continue. marjorie taylor greene saying the ukraine war has always been a deep stateunded and controlled money laundering operation and proxy war against russia. zelenskyy is an actor and green jumpsuit thaextorts money from everyone, she says. bernie sanders say trump and his american oligarchs are now openly aligning themselves with putin and his russian oligarchs. this putin-trump alliance means abandoni our allies and supporting authoritarianism and undermining our democratic traditions. mark warner, democrat from virginia, president trump should really have a conversation with his own intelligence officials before he again blames u