you are growing your youtube. that's a fair description.g around to people kind of preparing for this interview, the question, you know, you have to do a little bit of prep. the question from critics of yours, often critics of your coverage of israel, where is this guy getting its funding and you haven't disclosed who the funders are. >> people are going to hate this. he's running media company. it must be the middle east. you launched in qatary. i get qatary money all of the time. i could have got money. i decided to do because i knew very well this could be -- >> all the investors, group of friends an family. they are americans. of course, people who don't like coverage of israel, they are going to stay qatar, qatar, that's become the talking point amongst people of this town. why not just disclose them and end the speculation? >> a couple of reasons, obligation to do it right. people want to come and give money, small little thing. we raised $4 million for grand folks, rounding area for some of the media companies and people who have bee

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had a youtube channel where he modified xbox controllers. his high school nickname was the salamander. which one is the truth? >> we are reading this. the boy said xbox controllers. now that's an added detail that makes me think that it's number two. >> oh, okay. >> all right. >> i want to go with baptized by moby because it's so implausible. >> but do we know? >> we don't know anything. we don't know anything about moby or timothee chalamet. >> we don't. >> number one, baptized by moby. >> it's number two. the xbox controller. >> there you go. >> here's 20. tim showing off a modified xbox controller. >> what's good youtube. this is my controller 360 with the controller of the week. here's red tiger. started it yesterday. finished it today. it looks nice. it looks sexy. >> that. >> that is vintage salamander. >> man. >> timothee chalamet is something of a renaissance man. what are some of his other hobbies? >> trying to grow the rest of that mustache. >> amongst his other habits, timothee chalamet got bars. >> it's lil timmy tim. i am a boss

the russians per day and split the supposed met, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say you requested? the the, the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing as for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to living on mac. we have fabulous propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask the better the answer is, will be the, the the, the, the, i'm not quite a little bit of a piece of this. i'm just thinking of them. of them is down to this to for the were was there that goes all in front of my support that goes within 5 months of bullshit and stuff for them. let's just say joshua, don't lose it. was that quote

does youtube pay the bills? the subscribers?tack is an email newsletter platform traditionally. they're trying to expand into other spaces like video. if you go on the app, you can do more live video like instagram. but fundamentally, at the core of it is still an email newsletter. so our emails that go out to our 400,000 subscribers, tens of thousands of whom are paid, that's what pays the bills. people going from free to paid, signing up to get past the paywalls to read. and, therefore, to answer your question, the stuff that does well, it's not about whether it's a video or a podcast or an article, it's how authentic, how distinctive it is. because, as i said earlier, we're in a very crowded market space. am i being lazy if i was to say, and all of those perspectives which you're gathering are coming from the left of the political spectrum? oh, yeah. are you happy...? they're from the left. yeah. we're not hiding that. they're from the left. and why are you deciding that those are the perspectives, not just that you want to m

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he's the host of black diplomats on youtube and joins us from kyiv. gentlemen, welcome to you. general, let me start with you. the president said it was good for the world to see this. what do you say? >> well, good morning, victor. uh. >> the whole thing was regrettable. uh. >> i one. >> word really comes to to mind. >> and that's grace. >> and it's. >> really the graciousness. >> of of a host. and in this case, it was a president, united states and the vice president, united states being gracious hosts. and they need. >> to be. >> uh, they weren't. >> uh. >> especially to. a visiting dignitary, uh, duly elected president and an ally. of ukraine who has been brutally attacked by russia over the last three years. >> they weren't supposed to last. six weeks. >> but in fact, they lasted three years with our assistance. >> and. >> assistance of others. um, and i also. think of grace as, as, as a guest. >> president zelenskyy. >> um. >> took the bait, unfortunately. >> and and i think, regrettably, uh, went down into the pettiness lane of president trump and vice president vance. s

on the rushes to day and split the ortiz full tech, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you say a request, which is the right now or was fun is neglected. there's a need not to abandon the other stuff because my few areas that it was good in the bottom dotted lines. one point o when i was son, was neglected, and 911 happened the the welcome back to going undergrad. i'm still here with a, for, with director of the county, the most cassandra now member of russia's foreign and defense policy council, doctor dmitri training, doctor trend. and you were expressing caution at the end of the one about the trump policy. these are the russia ukraine. i mean, i've got to ask you whether uh, in the light of uh, fee is clearly that he's pursuing some sort of imagine re nick sony in line. i mean it's that is that because the trump administration doesn't really appreciate the times of change and the tone between badging and most cool can no longer be split apart like richard nixon did as well. i think they've loved also from trump's 1st step.

rush of funding and supports the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the, the question, did you say even closer to the welcome back to was a part twist. i seemed to run a form of pakistan's, special representative on i've got to stand on currently a senior research follow the is my mother bought the policy research institute investigator. and just before the break, we started talking about i've gotten this done and you mentioned in addition to pakistan and it's other neighbors and best thing. it's through the intervention. so solid and formal intervention of a 1000 neighbors that the dentist on is sort of kept afloat, most certainly no flourishing. but i think with russia in central asian republics, i'm going to need contacts and trying to make sure perhaps for their own good, the packet i've done is done, does not regress into k is now. is it good enough for now? do you see any opportunity just for something more inspiring, i guess, or economically viable? it is such a not good enough, but at this same time, i think carrier should go to a one subs im

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even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say to stephen twist, which is the big trouble? no, no. okay. not a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not. you're not winning. this changes run high in washington is same truck, so 1000 lives. he's home for bill to the him away from the white house and he handed as it, as he makes his exit. and his mental re tools remotely from remains on fine and his keen mission to us ends in fayetteville and master rodney's in bucharest. road, many is taken to susan's support on the front of one of the front of the election and closed by the e. u. member states, top colts.

he just launched a new show on youtube called what else? the tom tolbert show. first episode came out on wednesday. new episodes are expected every monday, wednesday and friday. and i think here that officially makes you and me the last two people on earth without our own podcast. yes, officially maybe janelle wang two. i don't have one. i do have one. okay, okay. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. janelle joins us with what's coming up next at 530. hi, garvin. hi, kyra. right now at 530, a busy friday evening. here's what we're working on. president trump will soon sign an executive order making english the official language of the u.s, what it actually means and how local advocates believe it marginalizes immigrants even more. anxious times at the vatican and for catholics worldwide, as pope francis's health takes a worrisome turn, we have the latest prognosis for the pontiff. and a judge overturned his eviction, but his landlord still won't give him back his apartment. now a legally blind senior could soon en

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the russians per day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say even twist which is the, the, the, the welcome back to going undergrad. i'm still here with a former director of the county of the most cassandra now member of russia's foreign and defense policy council, dr. dimitri trend and dr. trenton you were expressing caution at the end of the one about the trump policy, visa v. russia. ukraine. i mean, i've got to ask you whether uh, in the light of the fee is clearly that he's pursuing some sort of imagine re nick sony in line. i mean it's that is that because the trump administration doesn't really appreciate the times of change and the tone between badging and most cool can no longer be split apart, like richard nixon did as well. i think so blunt, also from trump's 1st stand at the white house, not a frontal attack on the side. no russian relationship would yield a few if any results. so the they're likely to get smiled at this time. but surely they, uh, they believe in the white house today that i

even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say a request, which is the of wanted to come here since i was 12 for my grandfather and told me his mom came from russia, but we were, i was part russian. i didn't plan on staying this long and i was gonna look around, i was gonna see if it was for me. i like it. maybe i'll look at some properties. come back in a few more years after i'm retired and then just finish out life in russia. but then i came and then i was like, i remember when i go home, that's how i felt about rush. i love it. i love it so much here. that i don't even want to leave. i just want to travel around rush. i have no desire to go to any other country. the i've never been here in russia. the i've only lived here a few months, but i wanted to tell you what fascinates me about russia and share the stories of other foreigners who lived here. like jay who worked as a chef and now raises godes and makes cheese in the countryside. like chad who has been granted political asylum because he's be

even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you say stephen twist, which is the, [000:00:00;00] the stuff for the summer shift for the picture. so should the shield economic model have new with these kinds of what it means? different this next time and see if it's doesn't figured tested by this thing. and so with the concept, even though is the new much so i was unable to read through. it's a company which comes up developing bio chemical weapons inside of the guns. good to watch the news. all right, no, wasn't cheaper to use my best to put the white glove service cost, but he's because of the center state because the big trouble getting a little bit so no, no, not a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not. i mean, i know you're not winning this time zones. a run the high and washington is to from soft down valencia's hope through the funding him away from the white house. he has had the lens, he makes his exit is middle refills. i believe i live in the front remains on the side. there's mission to the us

i got this from the youtube be snapped and when you set it up my show today. so i am uh cuz i was still within you, which was nice to me, the amount that was utilized and you could look, i'm wishing it up here when you, when you will. but as also upsets locally do a little bit of pull up your term with a bill which is customer. alexa decided to look into the weird strain that almost killed his child and hundreds of other ideas, so residence. well, since 2010 us scientists have been secretly experimenting as a former, so the it and see play against the choose the way uh, pickup shifting to the states and then you upload them both of them. cushion on some of the put me in the position of the building and stick laboratory. i'm not uh, in a split in front of us. i could do that. let's press the cooking solution a gulf this company and i'm not, i just key americans to so i just go a bunch of noise to put the bullet protection. let me know when i should be responsive unless the 3 positions or the facility is currently the only one in ukraine, enjoying biosafety leve

we examined the youtube data over the last 10 years, and it was specifically with session halls. and we've seen these questions emerge. we've seen a shift from this is very cool to how about the workers, how about the waste? so we seeing that's just who and yes before are still again by on. i don't know machine and, and kasha, we know that this generation might be struggling and they are exposed to increasing the chief alternatives for, let's say, close. but at what cost? do you agree with omar that they are online and they are getting more information and are more aware about the impact their choices? how of yeah, so sure. i just add on to what you said. oh my feel like we've gotten to a point in history where information both about the historical concepts but about what's happening right now is just so accessible in such a in a way that it's never been before. so, oh, and a lot of people do say, agency is less susceptible to propaganda. i don't know that that's necessary. necessarily true, but i do think we are the most eclipse to be able to see through propaganda. cuz we do ha

the russians coding and split the ortiz vote net, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube, tv services for the question, did you say a request, which is the flush on the state? it goes all some thoughts, thoughts, reading the phone. all. so is this a reward? i think in your social somebody showed me and then was done on that line. and so the other, most of them say that i'm going to be the solution of each national event. me a triple play. my gillian, which one does, of course thank for much of the you know, there's officers will do you discuss the come by scale. if angela doesn't shut down there. so says william says it, but the the altima 2023. a surprise attack the lowest against israel by how much the militaries show the world the no one had expected the palestinian run. the goal is to have so many cutting edge weapons in the aftermath of the attack militants, openly unlocking anything for us in the frame. for the rockets and missiles that rain down on these rays, this is the see that the how can it be that? um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top offic

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even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the senior center. for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the welcome back across stock, where all things are considered computer level trauma and you were discussing trump in the piece plan and you create the okay, let's go back to thomas in room. i can, i just have this deep seated feeling watching the last couple of weeks from since the payments phone call. okay, let's, let's start there. thomas, who is trump trying to do reverse mixing? goes to china. and is this about you all to, to point out because i in trump is so, you know, he doesn't have a grasp of the details. he is, is his grasp of the ideas are getting better and better, but details history. it's not his forte. he's a deal maker is everyone knows, and the deal he wants is some kind of, it's already been mentioned here. so i'm kind of global deal. maybe he saw a short documentary on you all to and i know he's obsessed with china. he's been obsessed with china since the 19 ninety's is this what this is all about, thomas, and i

or youtube or something that takes an old photograph and animates it. take a look. it's something like this. it's called live memory. and if you ask how does it work? well, the answer obviously ai, but i want more than that. ran steer is from the company. that makes it my heritage. he stayed after hours to talk to us from israel. so good evening or good afternoon, whatever. it is your time. how does it work? i mean, is this is this purely computational? can i send any sort of photograph and you and your ai will figure this out? so the answer is pretty much yes. the great thing about our live memory, i think, is that really, it can take any still photo that you provide and it will reenact the scene. and the way it works is that the way ai is doing this this time is that it takes the photo. it identifies the objects that are in the photo people. some people are uploading different types of photos to us, but it can be people or it can be animals in some cases and it will understand, kind of visualize what's going on, understand what's going on in the photo, and then it

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kicking us off this hour francesca fiorentini, comedian and co-host of american unhinged on youtube. and amara jones, founder and ceo of lash media. it's good to have both of you with us. francesca. it's not just medicaid. snap benefits are also now on the chopping block. do republicans not see how unpopular these cuts will be with their voting base, or do they simply not care? >> i think it's the latter. i think that they know the class war is on, and unless they actually meet opposition from the democratic party or from the people in the streets or through the ballot box, they're going to keep doing what they're doing, which is, again, a. pneumonic to sucking the money from the poorest to the richest to people who are straight up right now trying to write off. their private jets. >> that was. >> happened in the first trump tax cuts. if they are made completely permanent. that's what they're going to do. i guess my thing is this eamon, and i think this is what we have to talk about. there's no going back to normal discussions about the deficit. the deficit has always been a false fl

as you just mentioned, alex in a 17 minute long youtube video, but spoke to the press for the first timencement. here's a bit more from what he said just a short while ago. >> we are here today because we know new york is in crisis. but we know something else. we know that we can turn this city around and we know we will. we know that these politicians, now running to be mayor, made a terrible, terrible mistake. they uttered the three dumbest words ever uttered by a government official cut police funding. >> there were also protesters outside of the building where cuomo held his press conference today, many of them in opposition of the former governor becoming the mayor. even with his extensive political career at both the federal and local levels. he most recently resigned as governor of new york in 2021 because of sexual harassment allegations. cuomo has denied any wrongdoing, despite both the new york attorney general and doj finding that he harassed at least 11 women while in office. and although he mentioned learning from some of his mistakes, many of his opponents and protesters ha

at weekend capehart and blue sky using at capehart, msnbc, dot com and catch clips of the show on youtube. keep it here. ayman is next. good evening. tonight on. ayman new reporting on. >> u.s. ukraine. >> negotiations after friday's shouting. >> match in the. >> oval office. >> plus. elon musk is bragging. about big wins. at doge. while federal. workers face yet another ultimatum. >> and today. >> marks the end of the cease fire in the first. >> phase of gaza. >> so what. happens next? with no negotiations. >> in sight? >> i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> let's do it. in a shock to absolutely no. >> one, and i mean no. >> one. >> talks between the trump. administration and ukraine have been put. on hold. and now trump says that vladimir zelensky must want peace and stop bashing. vladimir putin. the very russian president actively invading his country before he will reconsider. now, friday's meeting was expected to be tense. that is no surprise. what was, though, was zelensky being cornered into handing over parts of his country's mineral wealth with no security guarantees in return? and just. day

plus, you can always find velshi content on youtube. head to msnbc.com, or you can scan the qr code on your screen. you can follow me on blue sky. that's where that will get you if you scan the qr code or go to blue sky dot social. again, all you have to do is scan that code and it'll take you right to my page. stay right where you are. the katie phang show starts right now. >> this is. >> the katie phang. >> show live from. >> telemundo studios in miami, florida. the death. >> of. >> diplomacy. >> the explosive. >> meeting between. trump and zelensky that ended. >> in american humiliation. >> on the. >> global stage. >> as donald trump seems to pledge allegiance to russia. >> over the war in ukraine. plus. >> battle for the budget. the fight shaping up on capitol hill as republicans narrowly pass a budget resolution. calling for 4.5. >> trillion. >> in tax cuts for the wealthy and how democrats plan to avoid cuts to your social safety net that the republicans are planning to use. >> to. >> pay for it all, then. quid pro quo. inside the

governor andrew cuomo announced he's running for mayor of new york city, posting a 17 minute video on youtubeeves are his qualifications for the role and what he hopes to change in the city. cuomo has an extensive political career as a democrat, serving as the u.s. secretary of housing and urban development under the clinton administration, the attorney general of new york, and most recently serving as the 56th governor of new york state from 2011 to 2021. cuomo resigned from his position as governor during a scandal involving sexual harassment allegations against him. he has denied all of those allegations against him. but in january of 2024, the department of justice found that the former governor subjected at least 13 women to a sexually hostile work environment while he was in office. cuomo seemed to acknowledge this scandal in his campaign announcement, stating he would have done a few things differently, and has since learned from some of his mistakes. take a listen to a bit more of that video that was published today. >> the city just. >> feels threatening. >> out of control and in cri

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host of the david angelo show on youtube. and founder of. >> western razor company. >> two credits david angelo. she's well respected for getting republicans elected. gop strategist erin mcguire. she's proof you don't need a diploma. >> to put. >> libs in a coma. political media personality emily wilson. and she became a big star by watching men's spa. host of outkick the morning charlie arnold. all right, now, before we get to some new stories, let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> yeah, it's leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week. and as always, it's my first time reading them. so if they suck, we'll slather joe mackey in barbecue sauce and feed him to jb pritzker. on a flight to italy, a couple was forced to sit beside a dead passenger. big deal. i sleep next to one every night, said one woman. who? all right. former vp nominee tim walz is now doing stand up comedy. kamala dropped by to support him because he heard there was an eight drink minimum. attorney general pam bondi accused the fbi of hiding tho

continued you see, there are some things that i'm good at, like email or searching the internet or youtube, other things i, my grandchildren to do on my volunteer to show me. which is why i like to help in my space. and then i go on to talk about how deborah was supporting the senior assisted living community. i try to remain open as much i can to help people with the online job. a senior assisted living community, she stated as if she bore the official title of job coach for her peers, i showed them how to get on the site and schedule online appointments too. it would take a whole other book to talk about why black people over five are still in the workforce that. was me in my commentary, but at least the residents here understood that job listings had online from hard copy newsprint is still stuck. a personal deja vu. the property manager slapped me out of it as she spoke of the vulnerability of the lab. the small grant that supported deborah had expired month. deborah spoke problems maintaining materials, paper and ink, but she did not seem care too much given that she had nothing but t

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platform and audience of 700 million people who still watch movies when they could watch tiktok videos, youtubed be listening to podcasts, but still watch movies. >> reporter: what ted sarandos knows and what many of us may be trying to avoid admitting is this. if they don't make movies like they used to, it might be because we don't want them like we used to. >> there is all this opportunity i think to get the history of these -- this art form, the history of storytelling, the history of humans on the screen if the screen is, you know, gigantic here or good size at home or even small on your phone. i don't think it's sacrilege to watch a great movie on your phone. i much rather that than not watch movies at all. >> reporter: they concede there is value in streaming movies at them. what they want and what they believe the audience wants is something cinematic. >> move experience is not on your phone. a movie experience, and here is a collective big screen experience, you're there, you're in the dark. >> used to be called a dream factory hollywood, right? and somebody's dream is up on the screen

he's the host of the jim acosta show on substack, youtube and apple podcasts.t book the enemy of the people a dangerous time to tell the truth in america. and he's a he's a former colleague of mine and an old friend. jim, nice to see you, my friend. it's been many years since you and i have had a chance to talk on tv. >> yes it has. it's great to see you again, ali. >> that was a there was a lot in that clip, which is why i needed to play it. because you did say enemy of the people. and that's the distinction, right? you are whatever you want to call it. a thorn in the, a thorn in the side, pain in the, whatever. whatever you want to call it. that's what your job is. your job is to hold people to account. i had somebody tweet this morning to say, fine, you shouldn't be covering the white house. you should be covering regular people and covering what's going on in the street. but it's really important to hold leaders to account no matter what country you're in. >> yeah, that's absolutely right, ali. i mean, i tell folks all the time, you know, the press, we're n

so there's actually a trailer youtube right now.e're actually playing part yes, yes, yes, okay. so this isn't yes, the this trailer is amazing. it's 17 minutes long. i think. and they actually use a lot of footage from inside the palace. they use a lot of military, you know, footage and a lot of that is inside the show itself. so i got to give speeches, for example, in the actual presidential palace allow, which was amazing. i mean, it cause you with this whole different energy, right? because it's not a green screen. you're actually there. their guards walking around in the hands. that was pretty incredible. pretty authentic. yeah, very, very on. at the end the day that i was i was offered this role. i was actually in la thanking my agents to let me audition for the number so i was like go to contest now is kind of like preparing for my audition. i think they'll do >> well as we wrap up here on our last 60 seconds, you know, i want to touch on the fact that so much of your work is about surfacing taiwan cloture, the stories that ad

but i got blocked from youtube and facebook because i said he showed signs of dementia.ow, didn't the left cover everything for four years and they all said biden had no dementia until we all saw it. and then i was just wondering also, we watched biden when he would talk to the press. he had five people, he had their names, he had their questions and he had their answers. it was just five people. i don't know how you can say that the right is lying and restricting. zuckerberg even said the fbi controlled the narrative for four years and blocked me, they blocked me and hundreds of republicans. now, they loved mosque -- musk until he bought twitter and now he's getting death threats. so why don't you ever have the new york post or the epic news or anything that is more balanced than the far left newspapers? because you are part of the problem, are you? host: let's hear from tony in iowa, line for democrats. good morning. caller: i think i've got a real simple solution to the ukraine russia war. host: we are talking about your view of the news media. caller: oh. well, i thi

but i got blocked from youtube and facebook because i said he showed signs of dementia., didn't the left cover everything for four years and they all said biden had no dementia until we all saw it. and then i was just wondering also, we watched biden when he would talk to the press. he had five people, he had their names, he had their questions and he had their answers. it was just five people. i don't know how you can say that the right is lying and restricting. zuckerberg even said the fbi controlled the narrative for four years and blocked me, they blocked me and hundreds of republicans. now, they loved mosque -- musk until he bought twitter and now he's getting death threats. so why don't you ever have the new york post or the epic news or anything that is more balanced than the far left newspapers? because you are part of the problem, are you? host: let's hear from tony in iowa, line for democrats. good morning. caller: i think i've got a real simple solution to the ukraine russia war. host: we are talking about your view of the news media. caller: oh. well, i think

you can also stream us live on youtube. well, it's time for the great british debate this hour.starmer cosy up to? is he doing the right thing? he�*s offered zelenskyy a meeting with the king, but it's not a state visit. donald trump is getting a state visit. is he doing the right thing? zelenskyy is meeting the king first. although trump was offered the state visit before that. remember zelenskyy got upset because trump went to see putin before him. will trump be upset? oh, it feels like a version of eastenders or something, doesn�*t eastenders or something, doesn't it? so the great british debate this out. i'm asking who should take a starmer�*s side with the us, europe or neither? joining me now, political commentator lee harris and labour activist chris worrall. lee harris both. >> if i put my grown up hat on, he shouldn't. i think that, you know, the one thing i did agree with keir starmer when he said that he didn't want to, you know, create a divide between europe and the us. and i get that completely now. in reality, the us are the kingmakers. kingmakers, you know, they