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well, it, brad, you. you mentioned joseph burrell, i'm kind of glad you did because he's a rather odd fellow. ok, i mean, i mean, he goes, i mean, joe biden would blush with this guy's gaffs right here. i mean, the europe is entrusting his future to this in this guy here. because when he came to moscow, he may become, he made a complete buffoon out of himself, and then he had to just quickly leave me the ration to have no interest in talking to them. why were the chinese be interested in talking to them? go ahead. brad, well i, you know, i think that from their perspective they would be interested in talking to him because he is the foreign policy cheap at the same time taking him seriously at this point. you know, beijing, i think if you look at how they reacted to certain european parliament resolutions and various things coming from you, they're starting to take less and less seriously and see that the, the you and i think anybody that lives in the you can agree is this kind of broken at this point, if

because our financial services are established aside from our smartphone relationship >> yeah, brad, as we talk about facebook and the overall ad market we would be remissed to overlook google. facebook versus google and where users are spending this holiday season >> obviously, again, we spoke to a fair number of advertisers ahead of initiating coverage a few weeks ago. definitely youtube is the strongest channel in terms of shared gainer. if you're looking to allocate an incremental dollar of advertising spend, you're probably doing it on youtube right now. i think facebook is in the wait and see mode to see what happens to performance post idfa and then snap and snap in particular we heard sort of stable trends the fear there, of course, is does tiktok come to market next year and potentially hurt pricing. and then lastly on pinterest where we were equal weight versus, i should say sector perform as opposed to outperform, the monthly active user issue is a big one for investo and probably holds back longer term. >> brad, thanks for joining us ahead of what is a very interesting ea

all right, brad.ch and famous once confessed spending $10000 a month on drinking water? lady gaga, paris hilton or moderna? >> lady gaga. kennedy: no. this is the final round, you are still tied with one. two points. guy, which of these was once a lion tamer? nikki, london or christopher walker? >> mickey rourke. kennedy: no. you either tie with the lamborghini the other two impacts or you lose. which rich and shameless author daughter a 24000-dollar playhouse equipment complete with running water and electricity? cardi b, jv katie holmes? >> jay-z. kennedy: now, brad, this one could be yours. it was katie holmes. she has many homes because -- rich and famous and teeny scientologists we won't name. which of these rich and shameless once bought their 1-year-old daughter and $80000 diamond encrusted barbie doll? beyoncÉ, mariah carey or courtney kardashian? >> courtney kardashian. kennedy: if you are not good at this game. >> we don't care about these people so into the issues. all right, you guys can s

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brad smith, where is the balance? does the -- how should a school board, a town council, a city council balance both the rights of the people who want to testify, who want to speak out, and the rights of the organization itself to conduct its business? >> sure. well, you know, it's really nothing new. obviously, you can limit people who are disruptive, who make it impossible to carry on legitimate government meeting. and we also always have had certain restrictions on protests. you can't get violent in your protesting. but within that framework, again, people have a right to protest. they have a right to air their views. again, if the school board or any local body or any state body has a public comment period, people have to be allowed to comment publicly. what's alarming about the attorney general's memorandum was that he was threatening to get the fbi involved in what is traditionally local police matters if there's actual violence, and moreover, most of the alleged incidents that were discussed in this memorandum

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katie, chris and brad. brad, i will start with you since you are the youngest on the panel.hese numbers in congress, sir? >> i have to say it's a rare day that i praise a politician but on this one, i've got to get the senator a standing ovation around of applause, we have way too many boomers and way too many generation in positions of power in this country. if you wouldn't trust them to drive you in a car, why would you trust them to drive the power in place of the federal government? if we can have -- we might need a constitutional amendment or something but if we can have age minimums on elected offices, why can't we have age maximums? i want my 85-year-old grandma driving me alone around in a car so why is nancy pelosi alive to run the country? kennedy: yeah and diane feinstein is 88. chuck grassley also 88, richard shelby 87. patrick lahey -- 81? chris? >> i don't understand why people don't retire. narcissists to think you are the only person who could do this job and you've been doing it forever. it's time to move over and by other people get in there and figure it o

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brad raffensperger has written a new book called "integrity counts." mr.g, chuck. >> let me start. you have a full annotated transcript of the infamous call from president trump in the height of the efforts to overturn the election. i want to watch a specific audio clip that you write about. here it is. >> that is criminal, you know. that's criminal, okay? that's another criminal -- another of the many criminal events. many criminal' lentz here. i watched you this morning, and you said, well, there was no criminality. all of this stuff is very dangerous stuff when you talk about no criminality. i think it's very dangerous for you to say that. >> in your book, you break in after this point, he's talking about overseas ballots. you write i felt then and still believe today this is a threat. ':zdove today this is a threat. i was never concerned from the standpoint of that. i heard the threat he was making. obviously when he called me an en meef o of the people that ginned up his crowd. i responded in the book and said i would never not follow the constitution

bill foster, brad schneider, lauren underwood, marie newman. and i know, for them, you all understand it in a different context but this is a busman's holiday for them. they have to come and hear another politician speak. you know what i mean? not a joke, folks. i appreciate it. i genuinely appreciate it. i appreciate it. and i know they wanted to be here but there are others in washington who can't be here, dick durbin and tammy who i've spoken to, they're in washington and hopefully voting soon. also we have state leadership here. the lieutenant governor and the ohio -- i'm from

not an easy task for brad to do.t the best advocate for such policies because his approval rating is so terrible. >> harris: there is no more argument about an outlier, by the way. i've heard that from some democrats. i don't think you would make that argument because you look at the polls. he is in trouble and under water and not just by the polls but by the issues. a.g. garland was pressed whether hunter biden used his dad's success to further his art career. ken buck displayed a hunter biden painting that sold for a half million dollars. as much as -- here is some of his exchange with the a.g. >> the third painting you may recognize is a hunter biden. in 2019 hunter biden couldn't find a gallery to list his art. what happened in 2020 that changed all that? his dad became president of the united states. and i am asking you now will you appoint a special counsel to investigate hunter biden? >> apparently i just received the letter today from you and we'll be taking it under advisement. >> harris: a little theater an

brad thinks it's a big step forward for the crypto business. be an xrp effort? as you know ripple is associated with xrp, cryptocurrency listen up. charlie: will there be an xrp etf? >> well look, i think this gets to a really important question, maybe less so specific to your exact answer, which i promise not to dodge, but why is the sec picking winners and losers? charlie: yeah? >> why is the government deciding this is a winning one, which by the way happens to have some pros and cons, massive power consumption which isn't great for a climate agenda , that gary gensler cares a lot about, but being silenced about other things and one of the challenges right now is gary gensler, whose been asked specifically about these hasn't commented. charlie: the ethererum. >> the laws are so clear, just answer the question, because it's clear. charlie: liz, i also asked him about xrp, would he ever settle? he said no way. he might settle, but it can't be xrp declared a security, and that is a no-go, so he is going to fight this thing if the sec wants him

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brad, we've been following facebook closely this week i have to ask you whether you think the falloutrom this week's facebook testimony, is going to make it more or less appealing to an investor >> the interesting thing about increased regulation, for regulatory capture it becomes so large and expensive that the big gets bigger and we've seen this throughout history in function. in energy. in telecom that ends up favoring the incumbent. so there's an element there, one of the strange outcomes it could make their business stronger we think, ultimately, consumers will spend their time in apps that are creating the most value for them and the people around them so it's really incumbent upon facebook to make sure all of their apps, all of their properties are providing the most value to their users. or else we'll see what we have seen, something like tic kok c t tiktok coming in as an alternative. >> brad, i get that you see software technology in general as a safe place to make a long-term debt but where do you see the most relative value, given that overall valuations are pretty high wh

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brad pitt was asked by oprah about shiloh pitt had said she'd like to be called john or peter, but it was a peter pan thing in 2000. and 11 jolie said shiloh liked to dress like a tomboy, and they cut her hair. however, neither pitt nor jolie had ever labeled shiloh as transgender last year. pit publicly said how proud he was of his daughter. and as you can see, even though pinned up in braids shall hair heads grow longer, appearing to be much more feminine. so if hollywood is accepting shiloh dressing like a tomboy, will they embrace her the same way now that she wants to dress in a more feminine matter, reporting for you to choose. and how she sweets our team to discuss even further brand stepmom work, host of the press here on our to america and steve. well, hollywood accept it. well the fact that we're talking about it shows that seems like they, if they accepted, they did it with some in dejection because they were not happy about that lesson. you're both our children. we know yours is actually already survive the teenager stage every day, every week they change the look. so why

brad, i've known you for many years. you were my predecessor south america correspond at the post. bob costa, i've known you since you came to work at the "washington post" and very quickly, so i have admired your doggedness and persistence as a reporter and the way you work your sources. i said this is a great young reporter. woodward, i have done for 41 and a half years. you had me at the "washington post," and -- >> what a mistake. [laughing] >> well, you can try to atone for that if you want but still you know, it will suffice to say that you are the great reporter of our time and it is, , so it s a real privilege to be here with the two of you to talk about "peril." so my first question is about the making of the book. so how did this collaboration come about? bob woodward, you've done of the books with collaborators. you have done co-authors, you have done books on your own. how did what seems to have been a match made in heaven actually come about? >> it was actually a match made in trump's hotel in washington in 2016. costa said to me, jenna, trump might be president. he wa

>> brad udall: absolutely. >> whitaker: brad udall, a climate scientist at colorado state university,t out on lake powell with us. so all of this would have been underwater? >> udall: yeah. >> whitaker: so what does this tell you about what's happening on the colorado river? >> udall: well, it's a signal of the long-term problem we've been seeing since the year 2000, which is, climate change is reducing the flows of the colorado significantly. >> whitaker: lake powell and lake mead, the two biggest reservoirs in the country, were nearly full in 2000. today, they are at just about 30% capacity. >> udall: the lake's now 155 feet below full. it's dropped something like 50 feet this year. >> whitaker: and it's still dropping? >> udall: yes. and that's when power generation actually becomes to come into question. >> whitaker: so it drops so low that it may not be able to generate-- >> udall: it may not be able to generate power. >> whitaker: --hydroelectric power? >> udall: yeah. >> whitaker: brad udall has strong connections to the river. as secretary of the interior, his uncle, stewart u

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we will hear from brad smith asked.st: i am not familiar with particular rulings out of the d.c. superior court. historically, the rule in the u.s. was you could state your opinions. there were very rare exceptions if your opinion was likely to imminently incite a riot, imminent danger of inciting a riot. then, it might be limited. but those are very rare circumstances the fact that people might be persuaded by an idea, might act on it, is not a basis for censoring that idea. i favor old traditions. i think we are very fortunate that in recent years our supreme court has been very protect evolve free-speech in a wide variety of circumstances. i fear, as i talked about earlier, that our society is becoming more and more -- i think they presume they will be the ones never centered. i've forced them to quit speaking by distorting their ability to earn a living, threatening them, so on. these things are bad for democracy. used to be said way back in the founding era that given a choice we would rather have their newspapers