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they brought them all to aol, and they -- [inaudible] gave us cookies, and service lovely. but then it started to turn the very ugly quickly. that was the idea -- >> t yes. >> -- that communities of people would come together online. it was very active among gay people, for example, who couldn't get together, etc. >> yeah. >> so it was really problematic, you know, it was a great way to solve a a problem of like-minded people or like-mind interests. >> yes. building each other up -- >> right. this is what happened -- >> it was the same, that's the eerie thing, because it really was the same kind of impulse, you know? let's gather online, let's each, you know, add our piece to the quilt, t you know? where were the police helicopters? why were the victims transferred by ambulance instead of by helicopter? how did thatw happen? why did port-a-potties show up at the scene, you know? did someone plan in advance? what were the police doing? who was in the woods? everybody contributed some little piece of this crazy quilt that these sandy hook hoax facebook people were building, y

they brought them all to aol and they they kept sort of steve case and they gave me and it was lovely it was lovely, but then it started soon. it turned very ugly rather quickly, but it was that was the idea was that yeah that communities of people would come together online. it was very active among gay people for example, who were couldn't get together or unsafe etc. now, of course, they're unsafe in florida again, so it was really problematic, you know, it was a great way to solve a problem of people like-minded people. yeah or like-minded interests. yeah building each other up correcting with one another this is what happened. it was the same kind of it was the same. that's the eerie thing because it really was the same kind of impulse. you know, let's gather online. let's each, you know, add our peace to the quilt. you know, where were the police helicopters? why were the victims transferred by ambulance instead of by a helicopter? how did that happen? why did porta potties show up at the scene? you know, did someone plan in advance? what were the police doing who was in the wood

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and aol time warner continues to be a head scratcher. and that's really going to be the focus going forward. when you do rich person, the world, you can do that and i think now it's all going to be about. you also have other investors involved. you need to bring advertisers back on to the platform and twitter. it's been a disaster for the last 4 or 5 years. so when it comes to much balancing all this is really going to be the focus and you trying to cut potentially 30, maybe 50 percent of the the workforce. and that's, that's going to be some difficult days at the twitter, but it comes down to the shareholders. it's a pop the champagne moment given what they all my god from us. the ukrainian power company says russian attacks on the power grid have cut capacity to the capital key by around a 3rd. the most recent russian strikes have led the warnings that rolling blackouts will be longer and more frequent. every faucet reports on how keep residents are coping. with darkness falls or the keys it falls. heavy street lights turned off, house

watching the 2 women that have gone from being a child watching games on my side, actually presenting at aol. com. it really is a dream come true. is going to be really unique. woke up, we haven't seen anything like this before. so i can't even imagine what is going to be like being immersed in it as a fan. and as a journalist, the drama thousands of fans packing on the stadium, going to be really, really exciting. ah, i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. there's truck quit softer, tumultuous, 6 weeks in office becoming britton's. sure to serving prime minister. her policy will elect a new leader in the next week. it's 5th in 6 years before my child's livery, she sudak a born johnson expected to run. ah, me barca! this is al jazeera life from london, also coming up at least 30 days off to chat security forces crackdown on anti government protested looting and torching the prime minister's office. ukraine's national grid starts imposing blackouts on its citizens to allow infrastructure destroyed by russian ass strikes to be repaired. and as hong kong ease is more of its covert

if you are not happy with email, you can move to aol. if you want certain features, you can move.an take your email address and take your contact book with you and you can go somewhere else if you do not like the way that the app is being built or policies. that is what people are striving for here when you hear people say a web three version of something. similar to the dynamic and power structure of email. it introduced that. i figured we could use that analogy for how it may change certain services like twitter. emily: thank you for humoring us there. we would love to have you back sooner rather than later. thank you for stopping by. charging changes. apple shifts the charging port to abide by a new european law even as it moves forward with plans for a wireless future. we break it all down, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: apple is set to shoot from the lightning charging port and other devices to u.s. pc to abide by -- the usb c to ab ide by european regulations. what does this mean for iphone users? >> for most of the 2000 apple had the authority pay ipod connector. it work

the 2 men that i've gone from being a child, watching games on my side by side to be presenting at aol. com. it really is a dream country, which is going to be really unique. well cause we haven't seen anything like this before. so i can't even imagine what is going to be like being immersed in it as a fun. as a john, this is the drama thousands of fans packing out the stadium. gonna be really, really exciting. which side is winning kayla or control guy? what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming? prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did we get so much raw? the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line with georgia maloney's to become italy's 1st female prime minister leading a coalition of the country's 1st far right government since world war 2. ah hello, i'm darned. jordan, this is al 0 live from dough are also coming up for my u. s. president. donald trump is ordered to testify in november by the congressional committee investigating the attack on the u. s. capital just over 3 mont

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it's not like aol in the 90's which was just heinously full of spam.'t know if he understands the way in which the platform has evolved over time. and the bots have been there since very early on on twitter. the idea that you can get rid of bots, it's not just figuring out what's automated, but figuring out if it's business using a bot that is totally legitimate. are they able to keep using the bot in that way? unfortunately, i think he bought a big bag of problems. emily: last quick question. we are weeks away from an election. how do you think the meme wars are going to pick up between now and then? elon musk aside? joan: well, elon musk is a voracious memer and he gets a lot from reddit. i have a feeling he will be in the game. if trump comes back, we will see the reanimation of qanon. it is already happening over on truth social. the mean more to watches between dr. oz and federman. federman has been coming out with a bunch of memes linking different things that oz has done in his past to funny sayings and short videos. oz, too, has been trying to

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it's the second worse acquisition just behind, you'll like this, aol's acquisition of time warner. $33 billion went up in smoke yesterday. >> in the end, a decision has to be made about donald trump? is it a pure business calculation? are we going to sell more widgets with him or without him? i mean, what is the approach to that question? >> i think what we forget sometimes in business is that people making these decisions are human. i would take the under here. that he doesn't put trump back on the platform because of human reasons. simply put, one narcissist doesn't want to let another narcissist have more sunlight, i think elon musk and donald trump both relish being in the headlines. i don't think musk is in any hurry to share the stage. think about it, musk manages to be in the news, to be the headline every day. i don't think he's in a hurry to start being in the headline every odd day. i don't think he lets him back on the platform. >> but if he doesn't let him back on, you're going to have a whole host of conservatives who are going to feel let down. and maybe they'll try to go

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becomes probably the second worst acquisition in history, just behind the acquisition of time warner by aolcloses, jake. >> scott galloway, thank you so much. good to see you, as always. >> thank you, jake. >>> the name struck fear in the pacific theater of world war ii. it's striking fear across ukraine now. the word of course is kamikaze. this time it's kamikaze or suicide drones. former ambassador to the united nations john bolton joins us now to look at russia's new strategy and the iranian factor. that's next. can a button work wonders in the bedroom? no, no! not the fun button, the other button. sorry. marcia has sleep apnea and her struggles with cpap had me sleeping in the guest room. now she's got inspire. it's a sleep apnea treatment that works inside her body with the click of a remote. no mask. no hose. just sleep. now i'm back. and we're back. ♪ ♪ inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz,

at the valuation of meta and say that the market is almost projecting that it's kind of in a yahoo, aoltuation of no growth, lots of cash flow and an entrernched business and nota lot of growth. do you think that's danger >> it could be again, the valuation speaks to a k company that has uncontrolled spending and that the growth algorithm is broken. we don't think that's the case if we're wrong, and it's been paid for this year there's no doubt about it. if we're wrong, we don't think the downside is that great obviously we hope we're not wrong. if we're a little bit right, the stocks would double or triple over the next couple of years. >> when it comes to alphabet, i mean, you did say you'd like to kind of get bigger in your highest conviction names in an environment like this. would alphabet be one of them? because it has had a rough go of it, but not really because of a lot going on within the company it would seem, except general advertising demand concerns. >> right, right, yeah, we're bracing for maybe not necessarily a tough quarter but maybe a little bit of light guidance we've

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you have before aol in all these sorts of things, before some of the word jihad was ever used on the, it is a very early into that where everybody collectively got a line to find something to hate. we talk to the people on that website, and they say it is like a culture that it was brewing or starting. people collectively disliked barney and got together and talked about a. you can see that progressively happen through other things. >> so you admittedly used to be a barney bash for yourself. but you say you have changed. what was it for you, tommy, the make you change your mind. and do you think actually the evolution of that for you could be applied today to mitigate the hate culture that we are seeing almost everywhere? >> yes. when i was too old for, barney bernie came in there was ten years old. and later in life, me and my friends had a video camera and thought we were funny and we do these scuds. my, friend to me, was dressed as mr. rogers and he would beat me up his barney. it was a sketch. we were just trying to fit into what was funny about -- we watched mad tv a lot. so the

by the way, the bounce back message uses like their old aol account in the nineties, like i could just abandon it, then somebody will grab it and then some old friend will write a letter five years later, you know, well, next time. well, i love dr. phil, by the way. he's got some of that interview. >> i was mad that i didn't get it, but i loved watching him. you guys were cute. you guys working together are not competitors. we're colleagues. as long as we kick everybody else's, that's fine. >> all right. on that note, thank you, hannity. all right. i'm laura ingram . this is ingram angle from washington tonight. nowhere to hide. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> so we were all excited for what we assume would be an hour long sit down interview. rare for joe biden in primetime tonight. but jake tapper, a fairly friendly interviewer, was only able to get fifteen minutes out of our forty six president of the united states . fifteen minutes. this was the big exclusive. i mean, that's hardly enough time to cover hunter in the . well, not to mention the foreign policy mess we're in

actually presenting at aol. com. it really is a dream come true. this is going to be really unique. woke up. we haven't seen anything like this before, so i can't even imagine what it's going to be like being immersed in it as a fan out. as a journalist, the drama thousands of fans packing out the stadium, going to be really, really exciting inmates learning from other inmates, acquiring knowledge that could set them free through legal education classes and mach tribunals that dedication has led to staggering results you've been in prison or in the us or wrist in that they was teaching empowerment kenya, part of the revo, ledger cation series on al jazeera, ah, investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera. ah, hello, and marian noisy in london, a main story this hour. the u. k is new prime minister is she soon? ac is officially taken office and vowed to fix the mistakes of his short lived predecessor. soon ac is making appointments to his cabinet. jeremy hunt will continue as finance minister while so while a brave men wi

and aol time warner continues to be a head scratcher. and that's really going to be the focus going forward. yeah, you don't like the business side of this, but, but i suppose eli must, doesn't really mind. he's the richest man on earth. it doesn't really matter to him whether he's overpaid for twitter, right. all like when you are the rich person, the world, you can do that and i think now it's all going to be about. you also have other investors involved. you need to bring advertisers back onto the platform, and twitter has been a disaster for the last 45 years. so it, when it comes to much balancing all this is really going to be the focus and you're trying to cut, potentially 30 me being 50 percent of the the workforce. and that's, that's going to be some difficult days ad for twitter. but it comes down to the shareholders, it to pop the champagne moment, give in what they ultimately got from must give us one prediction for musk era, twitter that maybe we're not thinking of right now. we're all focused on freedom of speech. what are