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meet charlie, the house horse.ustang who splits his time between the barn and the bedroom, the field and the family room. >> charlie. >> he definitely wants a snack, and he knows the refrigerator has, like, watermelon and apples and carrots. >> even coming inside in the middle of this interview. there he goes. it all started when pamela breece brought charlie to her farm six years ago. she was with the mustang in the back when the doorbell rang. >> and i was like, fine, i'll just leave him out here. and i turned around, and i ran like through my backyard in through the house to the front door. my u.p.s. guy was like, wow, and i was, like, wow. >> and charlie was like -- and the rest is horse-tory. >> horses are very smart. so now he knew how to get in my house. >> since then, if the door is open, the 11-year-old mustang will pop in from time to time. mostly just to check in on mom. charlie doesn't wear horseshoes, so he doesn't scratch the floors. pamela says in the last six years, he's only knocked over one candle

charlie: that's great. he's an activist shareholder and he wants to integrate hulu back in and possibly, at least explore, selling espn. now why is that? it just doesn't fit with the programming. he's thinking or at least explore it. listen, dan's a smart guy. he may be in this for the long term. i will say this and, you know, he didn't use this as a rational for going after disney; right. he did not. i want to make it clear. he's not stating that he's doing this because of wokeness, but if we put up on the screen, because i've had several investors and i ask what is behind dan's broader thing? what do you think? they're like we don't really know. but look at the proxy statement for disney. if you look at the proxy statement, this is a company that seems to be obsessed with environmental social governance goals, diversity of programming, whether it -- having diverse authors, which is good, but it may not sell to, you know, to go overwoke. cheryl: going overwoke doesn't work. charlie: doesn't sell and nothin

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cnn projects charlie crist will win the democratic governor's primary. he will take on income and republican ron desantis in november. crist was elected governor in 2006, when he was a republican he's been serving in the u.s. house since 2017. >> make no mistake about it. this guy wants to be president of the united states of america, and everybody knows it. however, when we defeat him on november 8th, that show is over! >> also in florida, former u.s. president donald trump's new lawsuit, stemming from the fbi's search of mar-a-lago is getting pushed back from the federal judge. >>> the judge said, a friday deadline was set for trumm's lawyers to clarify their request for a special master to review evidence seized by the fbi. it comes, as we are learning about a letter from the national archives to trump's legal team.it confirms more than 700 pages marked classified, and special access were recovered from mar-a-lago by the archives team in january. according to the letter, archives officials shared the documents with the intelligence community back in m

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and charlie crist was well known to. but florida is still a state that is certainly leaning more republican. but this still, i would call it, a deep red state by any means. so, look, we don't know just how the issues will play out. but this environment does favor republicans. but, democrats have something for their advantage as well. i mean the dobbs decision on abortion, is certainly energized and intensify the democratic base. and will likely swipe turnout to higher level than you would ordinarily see in the midterm election. having said, that i do see it as an uphill climb for charlie crist. when he and ron desantis in this environment. that being said i think it can be a close race. >> well kelly, which at city think charlie has here? >> i think it is a really uphill climb. i really can't disagree with dented that regard. i would say that although florida is not his fairly a highly red state. it is a very particularly red state. what i mean by that is your publican governor, secretary of state, attorney general, both

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liz: charlie, great to see you. charlie gasparino. folks, we have made it.dow up 408 points on weekly basis and s&p and nasdaq up four weeks in a row and best stretch in nine months. comerica wealth management john lynch joining us. where do we go next week let alone next month or next year? >> hey, liz, good afternoon. i think equity investors have had the rally cap on for the last six weeks but i'm afraid it might be time for a cap in the rally because we're -- we still have a lot of challenges with inflation, you know, i know people are excited about the idea that, you know, we're coming off a top but if we go from 9% inflation to 5% inflation, we're still twice the fed's target so i just think we're in for a bit of a slide going in next week and after. we're welcoming potentially 50 basis points next week after the september meeting, but it'll be awhile and investors need to appreciate the fact that inflation will have an impact on interest rates, which will have an impact on multiples. liz: yep, i think that's fair. we watch you like energy, industrials

charlie, i will start with you.t related, what it is like to have a doppelganger? >> you know, it is really interesting, because we have known each other a long time, we go way back. it has been a source of a lot of fun for us, because over the years we have been mistaken for each other all over the place, all over atlanta. there has been some interesting situation that have come out just because people thought we were the other person. so for us, it has just been a lot of fun, and another way we are good friends, another way to even be better friends. we have the sting between us that now everyone else has. we already have a doppelganger probably, but we actually know hours, we know each other well. >> i have went to, people call me anderson cooper all the time. >> i see the resemblance. >> michael, how did you guys actually meet? when did it click that you guys looked alike? >> we met because charlie joined a band and he was playing guitar for a band and i started -- with this band and we started because social ci

charlie crist projected to win.mean ron desantis enters this re-election effort as the favorite, i would say. i mean, florida has really trended to be a red state. he's got a massive war chest of north of $100 million, and he's pretty popular in his home state. you know, when desantis barely won four years ago, it was actually a big democratic year, and this year looks a little more friendly to republicans. so i think it's an uphill battle for charlie crist. but to your point about him being a presidential prospect, there is no bigger name in politics not named trump right now than ron desantis. charlie crist is sort of going to have the whole democratic party focused on him to figure out how do you run against this guy that may be the 2024 republican nominee. >> charlie crist may have an advantage because he's been a republican and a governor. he was a republican governor back in 2006. >> the first time i ever covered charlie crist, he was lounging by the pool in del rey beach, florida, with romney's team at the 20

charlie: yes.lity is we expect interest rates and mortgages to rise by early autumn. that will undoubtedly have an impact on affordability. it has historically in the u.k. been cheaper to buy rather than rent, if you have the means to do so. we are now in an area where mortgage costs more than the rent would for the equivalent home. we definitely will see mortgage rates having a slowing impact on housing growth. right now, it is still 8.3% year on year with a regional picture underlining that. interest rates will, as they continue to rise, have a big impact. alix: affordability in the u.s. has been really weak. prices have been so much higher and that is putting upward pressure on the rental market. how strong will that trend to be in the u.k.? that could be stickier than any other transient price input. charlie: yes, that's true. in the u.k., we are seeing a double whammy in the rental market. supply of rental properties is running significantly below the five-year average. demand for rental prope

elizabeth: charlie -- charlie: this cash cushion is for the bondholders. elizabeth: we'll be watching and wakonda forever, black panther. that could be good. different universe. all that glisters is not necessarily gold. that's how shakespeare wrote it. up next, the ceo is here to tell us about the outside role this time in his quarterly report. we're 12 minutes away from the closing bell and the dow is up 56 points. can it reach? i don't know. a short amount of time and gain of 306 points it had at the high of the session. not sure but we'll be watching it tick by tick. . . ♪. liz: barrick gold investors are striking a little gold at this hour. the stock is up about 3.8% at the moment after the company beat on both the top and bottom line. while the company missed on gold output it still said it expects to the reach the full year target. copper became the real star in this report with production up 25% for copper quarter over quarter. so is copper the new gold? let's bring in president and ceo of barrick goldmark bristow. who has not first ad top has not

charlie, thank you very much.e big winner of the night, we are going to talk to harry hageman, who just beat liz cheney in her first stop is right here on "the ingraham angle." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> laura: join me now is harriet hageman, the wyoming congressional candidate who just defeated liz cheney. harriet, first of all, congratulations. i remember talking to you before you decided you were going to throw your hat in the ring for real, and now, you know, you've got it, girl, you're going to be the nominee for the party and i can't imagine you won't be the next congresswoman from the great state of wyoming. >> well, thank you, laura, it's wonderful to be back with you. we started this year ago or about 11 months ago and here we are with all of the hard work and the support of the great people across the state of wyoming and all of our volunteers and supporters. we've been able to succeed. >> laura: did liz cheney call you and congratulate you? how was the tone of the conversation? >> i haven't had an op

all these issues are important. >> reporter: congressman charlie crist was a die-hard republican beforenging parties. >> this is an important moment for florida's future. >> reporter: even elected as the state's republican governor in 2006. but in 2009, two years into his gubernatorial term -- >> please give a warm florida welcome to president barack obama. >> reporter: he hugged former president barack obama on stage after introducing him at an economic stimulus package rally dubbed by the press as "the kiss of death." but 13 years later, crist is embracing that moment. >> president obama used to always tell us, when we vote, we win. >> reporter: courting voters as the best democratic candidate to break desantis' stronghold in the state. you've been in politics for a very long time. you've seen the state change. do you truly believe that right now a democrat can win florida? >> i have no doubt about it. i know it in my heart and soul. we're one-third republican, one-third democrat, one-third interest registration. we need to get the democrats unified, get our share of the independents

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charlie: that has been a difficulty.onsumer behavior has shifted quickly, so that speaks to that inventory presents were a lot of retailers bought patio furniture and the stay-at-home things that they thought consumers would like. they are moving from goods to services. francine: have you seen a move from higher and retailers to the more affordable? charlie: that is exactly what walmart's manager was talking about in their earnings call this week and they are also seeing consumers trading down. they are seeing that move from -- needs to things like canned tuna and hop starts. that's benefits retailers like walmart. the other concern that walmart has shown strength in groceries. consumers are looking for budget items, but groceries have smaller margins from other products, so that could have boded well the past quarter, but it could pose a problem going forward. francine: charlie wells with the latest on u.s. retail consumers. still with us is james athey, investment director at aberdeen. we look at this bloomberg index w

a ronald display of a wool museum of checkpoint charlie. oh. just a stone's throw away is the assisi panorama. a bull here. people can get a glimpse into what life was like in the shadow of the death stream. in his 900 square meter, 360 degree panorama, altogether ga cc to pix, what the divided berlin looked like on a gray november day in the 1980s. what i've experienced most, everything you see here, i didn't need to research session. it was all in my head, amidst the rundown gray building facades. there were many details just waiting to be discovered. shakun off the guys out, they'll have go spun practices. what i've just seen, defies imagination. i mean, i've seen the images on t v. here. you're at the heart of it, you're in it. i must say it's fascinating. hacienda. the palace of tears was the name given to the former border crossing at berlin's frederick straw station. here east germans said good bye to loved ones who are returning to the west, or leaving the g. d o for good. the tears that were shed gave the place its name. personal stori

charlie crist has proving to do on the fundraising. starts to show numbers close to desantis, you'll start to see the money come in. two very high profile races in florida prstatewide. democrats need an edge but they're in this race as of tonight.ra they might be there in november. >> thank you all so much for staying up with us. coming up, donald trump's legal woes continue to mount ano his own lawyers don't seem to be helping. we'll get you back to alex wagner tonight next. heback to ax wagner tonight next. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is

but charlie, charlie's a justnd i mean, he doesn't exist. i mean, he's pure and he's puret ego.he has no political stands. he has e no platform that matters. he has no values that matter. but no he's a very likable, very energetic, very persistent guy . and he e obviously can raise enough money to win a primary. so it's fun. it's not serious. and rhonda is the next governor . now, remember, of course, crist tried unsuccessfully to take out marco rubio in this in the senate as wellll. but now the media is certainly rooting for val demings. watch this. i think val demings may have the best chance ofhe pulling off an upset. marco rubio is in real trouble. i don't think anybody expected marco rubio to be inte trouble. he is balgownie is a dream candidate for the democrats with the enthusiasm, the fundraisingav, the media adoration sounds and looks familiar to met. she was obviously orlando police chief for four years. she was first lady when her husband was mayor ofas a florida town . she's well known inn the state.p i think she's pretty well-liked, thought and she seems to be a res

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people shout out hey charlie. and he has been around a long time. of joe biden playbook of promising to be a consensus builder, be a familiar face. and really bring civility back to politics at a time when the rhetoric has gotten so divisive here. but notably the joe biden playbook did not work in florida. trump won here in 2016 and then in 2020 by an even larger far begin. and crist himself hasn't won in 2006. he ran as an independent as lost. and he was the democratic nominee in 2014 and came up short. and now he just has 11 weeks to put up a fight against ron desantis and $132 million that will be used to run a whole bunch of ads. so he will have to work closely i think with the senate nominee va val demings who has brought a ton of energy to the ticket. she is a former police chief, she comes from the jacksonville area and they hope that she can capture black voters and give governor desantis and marco rubio a really tough challenge in november. >> all right. steve contorno, nices to see you. >>> and it has been one year since illinois state uni

charlie jason, michael malone, i'm going this way on my monitor.ience with us, we really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> to the viewers out there, do you have a doppelganger? we want to see them. send us your pictures at the katie fang show on facebook, twitter, instagram or tiktok. we'll be right back. l be right back. it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down time any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money. my money's on the sub. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives me better breathing and helps prevent flare-ups. before breztri, i was stuck in the past. i still had bad days, (coughing) flare-ups, which kept me from doing what i love. my doctor said for my copd, it was time for breztri. ♪♪ breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. like no other copd medicine, breztri was proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't

so, charlie crist and there's this respond by in the game. florida democrats chose a candidate tonight that has not won statewide in 16 years, and that is a critical announces of his candidacy, but what we are also seeing is that -- as the pointed out, is a national trend that may be to favor democrats. for charlie crist, thou val demings and democrats in congressional races, that national trend might be enough in the state of florida to really put them over the edge. but without that national trend in florida, democrats are certainly fighting uphill. look, republicans, let's flip the script a little bit, republicans tonight and in previous elections in the last 6 to 8 weeks or more fully off message. they want to be talking about joe biden and the economy, and they are actually talking about donald trump and roe v. wade, or at least they are having to talk about that. that is a losing position from republicans, the more democrats like charlie crist can focus on those issues, the more likely that they are going to get rhonda scent is a compet

congressman charlie crist won the gubernatorial primary by a healthy margin.e'll go head to head with ron desantis in november. joining us is emily mahoney. emily, crist has won this. but he is quite an unconventional candidate. former republican himself. is he the candidate that desantis wants to face off with this november? >> i think there is reason to suspect that the desantis campaign is ready to take on charlie crist and perhaps -- charlie crist's main opponent in the primary, nikki fried, was a female candidate, they would have been running to make florida's first female governor and made abortion her issue. charlie crist being a former republican has a more complex history on that issue. he used to describe himself as row life, he sort of still does, even though he is very much for protecting abortion access now. i think the desantis campaign is ready to go with some attacks on charlie crist's history, calling him a flip-flopper, and i think we'll see a lot of that in the race to come. >> the other big contest in florida is the one between val demings

james: charlie, let's say that republicans end uptaking the house.iously they're going to be looking at the origins of the virus, whether it did have a lab genesis, whether dr. fauci's institute directly funded it, but i want to talk about the basic facts that we know first, and that is the lockdown. he always said it wasn't his job to do economics but isn't it a physician's job to do no harm? for anyone running an agency, don't they have to look at costs and not just the benefits of whatever they're proposing? >> well, absolutely, and i can't think of -- there's very few investigative areas that are going to be more important for republicans to drill down on than exactly this, and talking about do no harm, i've never heard dr. fauci even talk about the toll that these lockdowns took on regular americans who were, you know, cut off from their families, cut off from going to, you know, their grandparent's or their parent's funerals. the incredible psychological toll that was wrought because of his policies. you also don't hear him talking about the le

charlie christ is a _ rhonda sanchez, is he? charlie christ is a veteran _ rhonda sanchez, is he?mocrat for governor and now is running iii time once again as a democrat, trying to take on rhonda sanchez. in his victory speech, he talked about abortion being a very key issue and he talked about appealing to republicans, independence and democrats and he tried to paint rhonda sanchez of someone who was outside the mainstream who was outside the mainstream who was outside the mainstream who was taking away individual freedoms in florida upwards stands in starc contrast from what i heard on the stage yet where he was boasting about being the free state of florida and that he will protect individual freedom so it will set up a very interesting dynamic in this election when i should note that the governor's race in forrester, the past three elections has been decided by about 1%, so it is always very close in this pivotal sweepsta ke. always very close in this pivotal sweepstake. always very close in this ivotal swee stake. �* ., pivotal sweepstake. and what we are seeinu pivotal sweep

. >> i'm charlie d'agata in odesa, ukraine.ears and blame over fighting at europe's largest nuclear power plant. >>> plus, wild weather, flash flooding strands hundreds in california's death valley as storms disrupt thousands of flights nationwide. >>> the monkeypox threat. children at a day care in illinois. the latest to be potentially exposed. we will get answers from dr. david agus. >>> truth or consequences. a jury tells alex jones there is a price to pay for his sandy hook lies. >>> and later, wrestling with diversity. a chicago program beating the streets by creating champions on the mat. >> i'm making a difference because i made some impact on them. that makes it worth it. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news." >>> good evening. adriana diaz is off. i'm mark strassmann. tonight in washington the senate's working in a rare weekend session and has started to vote on a sfraulg climate and health care bill. it's a scaled down version of the democrat's build back better bill. passing it would continue a week of wins president b

charlie: when the only that you can win this bizarre twist arranges argument they are trying to pushutilating young children is to size the debate because it is no way to when that it may come there is no victory in the debate and it is such a terrible discussing idea and that is why it is so to them dishonest people. >> but is not the pattern that we have hit charlie was note silencing to make you cannot debated a more because you are just a denier you cannot debate anything because your extremism you cannot debate and you cannot debate covid-19 because you are a threat to people's health, you are a threat to democracy new my threat to this there's no debate. >> you can't have a party. >> not even allowed when you are allowed to debate on one side only and just watch is any sweetie for two emmy awards that were ceremonious on symptoms welcome to see what happens if she actually gets an award after that. >> i think it's hard is it really charge because lewis writes, you know when so many of the many strikes, that is a general a rare rank and when your mother gives you talk to me wher

steven, kurt, charlie thanks for joining me >> u.s. district judge eileen cannon said it was her preliminary intent to appoint a special master to look over the documents taken by the fbi in the mar-a-lago raid. the decision was a win for the former president but could it be short lived? the doj announcing today in a court filing that they already reviewed documents seized from mar-a-lago and that they identified a limited set of documents that could include information protected by attorney/client privilege. joining me now is mike davis, president of the article three project and former clerk to supreme court justice neil gorsuch. mike, does this mean the request for a special master doesn't really matter anymore? >> not at all. so the biden justice department and the fbi has a pretty bad track record as it relates to president trump. we've seen they have weaponized and politicized law enforcement repeatedly to get trump. this was an unprecedented, unnecessary, unlawful home raid on a former president. the whole legal basis for the ra

and charlie.cognize his name but know his work, "mission: impossible," the screenwriter behind "jurassic park." what was that conversation like? >> well, it was interesting. we wanted to -- first of all, he is a terrific guy, married to somebody who used to work for "good morning america" so he's got to be, you know -- >> a good guy. >> that puts him in the good column. but we were really interested in that he's written a novel which is one of those sort of apocalyptic, the world may come to an end because of this plot but the difference in discipline in writing a novel and writing a screenplay really interested me. as he said in a screenplay, you're worried about what a character says and does and in a novel you worry about what a character thinks and feels. it's a very different kind of writing that they have to do. he does both of them very well but i was really interested in talking to him about how the different disciplines come into play. >> yeah. >> us too. so good to see you guys. >> yeah.

charlie d'agata reports from odessa. >> reporter: good morning.argo ships left these ports yesterday. another two vessels set sail today, but there's a backlog of 20 million tons of grain and farmers on the front line are putting their lives on the line to gather this year's harvest. the tug of war over the country's grains may have shifted in ukraine's favor for now, but in addition to overflowing silos at the port, millions of tons of grain are piling up north of odessa. third generation farmer tells us if the grain deal collapses, so will his farm. we do not have much trust in russians, he says. they can strike the grain ships with a missile at any moment. he's banking on shipping out this year's harvest first. it's worth more fresh and he's got nowhere to store it anyway. this is last year's harvest. mountains of grain stuck in warehouses across ukraine. farmers are now harvesting this year's crops while russian forces attack fields, farms and storage facilities. whole fields turned into infernos. livelihoods wiped out starving the world of vi

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next stop checkpoint charlie the most famous border crossing here. i mean, susanna, mula of the berlin wall memorial and kind of an emergency this page. or you can see how huge this quadrant crossing was. it stretched over 2 locks on, had various truck and station ask you get the allies, guard house always retained its provisional form, light, frame, construction made from lord or later, a metal container. lots of symbolism and lots of irony. the only thing remaining here to day is a replica of this provisional allied control. both the g d r is massive. border complex is long gone. had lined lin checkpoint charlie, so famous wine has everybody who comes to berlin heard of it written come to sequentially, eventually became famous due to an event that took place here 60 years ago in october 1961 american and silvia tearing spiced off year during the hottest phase of the cold, or those images went around the world, give and made this place famous. and that fame has lasted to this day. even get the other are a lot of tourists around. it's a huge attracti

it takes us across checkpoint, charlie into east berlin. we drive along please plaza and, and our journey at the seat of the east german parliament. the building was demolished in 263-5000 tons of the structure. steel were recycled in the construction of du buys, birch khalifa, this really goes to show that the burling wall was so much more than just a wall. it was a fortress dividing to realities that cut through the heart of the city like a knife, and that is still very apparent at the berlin wall memorial ad banner restaurant located in the heart of the capital, the berlin wall memorial is the main place of remembrance of germany's former division, the construction of the wall devastated the lives of many and left its mark on down now washed, rasa, traces of which are still visible to day. here you can see the last remaining section of the border installations in its spacial depth, complete with a wall with watch tower, and death strength and open air exhibition informs people about the history of a divided germany using and i started as

it's not just charlie chris or stacey abrams.bout being the best state in the country to do business, georgia, when it's the worst state in the country to live! >> it's really upsetting to watch that. what are they doing with don lemon? they are just making fun of americans. don lemon is beside himself laughing at people. it is upsetting, pompous, insulting, and this is why they are falling out of favor. the approval of the biden administration, democratic party, is on the floor because of this elitist attitude. think about florida during the entirety of the pandemic. in the beginning, there was a lot of criticism of governor ron desantis and how he was handling things. oh, by the way, he might have gotten it right. i wouldn't say there's hate in people's heart that her supporters, but i would say that they are angry with the way things have been handled, angry about how this has affected their livelihoods, from the economy, to the supply chain. ukraine, afghanistan, gas prices, anything else that's continuing to happen under thi

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we'd go to cricket games >> mick jagger posting a touching tribute to his band mate, charlie watts.ured "till the next good-bye". the iconic drummer was 80 years old. >>> one of the most inspirational players to ever hit the gridiron is calling it quits. shaquem griffin announced his retirement i became the first player with one hand to play in the league's modern era he lost the hand when he was 4 years old due to a congenital condition. he was on the field with his brother. they had a great relationship on the field and off. the nfl weighed in and congratulated him on his retirement and said he showed the world anything was possible. anytime he was on the field he stood out for his enthusiasm and they don't just hand out roster spots you have to be good anden it >> can't wait to see what he does next if his goal is to make the world a bert tter place, hes been >>> and costco couture the runway to savings. coming up. inum ez-squeeze. it's an upside-down bottle with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. dawn platinum's more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster

charlie? charlie: what's interesting about this digital world acquisition.s a good chance the merge won't happen. that's kinds of what's going on. there is regulatory probes on disclose ours and did people trade the stock beforehand. what they knew. it does appear that trump's truth social is on very shaky financial footing. i don't know everything. i don't see the books. but if you owe your major vendor, the entity to put together the internet hosting service. if you owe them a lot of money and you haven't paid them in months. it's owed a contract of $1.6 million. you stop making monthly payments which are in the $300,000 range back in march. at least according to the people that bright forge. you have got real financial problems. that is not and i insurmountable amount of money. what is the future of truth social. if you can't pay the creditors, you go into chapter 11 and the creditors essentially own it. donald trump doesn't really manage this thing. devin nunes is the chairman and majority owner. but he's knot no longer the majority owner if it goes into