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brandtech founder and ceo, david jones.s made one of the first short films using openai' s sora. we will have more with the director of that film. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh >> they say everyone has something unique about them, something that sets them apart. it is quite obvious for me what that thing is. i am literally filled with hot air. windy days are challenges. particularly troublesome. ed: that was a clip from airhead, the short film from the toronto-based multimedia company shy kids. it is one of the first short films made using openai's sora. let's talk to the director. walter whitman joins us now with more. we have covered sora and have talked about this

about i i covered the carter and reagan campaigns for the new york times on assignment from friend david jones. and one of the things that i remember about as different as they were they were both very good political. carter at his peak, reagan in his campaigns both could deliver in the moment on the stage, in the spotlight and the age issue that we hear so much about worries me because i worry about biden's performative capabilities over the next six months and so so i must say i thought the state of the union was was a needed spark and should also say that britt's rebuttal reminds us that alabama will not willingly give up its tradition. having the most clownish members of congress congress. come back to the u.s., back to the civil war was curious. the first alabama that you mentioned moved over the line to join the union at the same, how did the union accept them in terms of spies mean i'm wondering your couple of thousand southerners coming and saying we want to fight for you this is like spy heaven. it was and this i'll touch briefly on this it brings us to grenville dodge who was lincoln

power to protect our reproductive freedom >> all right, are panels here now, former senator doug jones, david froms, staff writer for the atlantic and sure. michael singleton, former deputy chief of staff at hud in the trump administration welcome all. thank you very much for being here. david, from i want to give you the first word on this as you look at how this played out in arizona, it's it's almost the perfect storm and encapsulation of this issue in a single situation, a law from 18, 64 being reinstated well, the abortion debate is one of the rare cases in 20 american 2024 were american democracy and politics are working the way they're supposed to so long as roe v. wade was in place, it created perverse incentives for everyone in politics. it radicalized people wanted to restrict abortion rights and gave them very unrealistic ideas of what they could achieve and it made defenders of abortion rights complacent because they look to the courts to do the job and the controversy never went away. i never never was resolved in any way because there was this background law that everyone assume

among those on hand, for the republican senators kelly loeffler and david pur georgia republican senator bert jonesand he depot cofounder bert marcus. mr. trump also visited a chick-fil-a location while he was in the area. next, some highlights from that stop. [cheers and applause] >> mr. president, did arizona go too far? >> yeah, they did, and i'm going to get it straightened out. as you know, it's all about states' rights, and that will be straightened out. that will be taken care of, i think, very quickly. for 50 years, people have wanted to end roe v. wade, to get it back to the states. we did that. it was an incredible thing. we did that. now the states have it and the states are putting out what they want through the will of the people. >> do you believe inflation gets under control between now and november? >> biden has completely lost control of inflation. [indiscernible] the number is out of control. biden has no idea what the hell he is doing. he is the worst president in the history of our country. but i have some good news. this is a man i have known for a long time. he is running in g

talking about, and between 15 and 20, in line to the throne, we had zara tindall, mia tindall, david arm strong—jonestrong—jones who's viscount linley, armstrong—jones who's viscount linley, charles armstrong—jones, linley, charles arm strong—jones, who linley, charles armstrong—jones, who was 14 at the time, margarita armstrong—jones , who margarita armstrong—jones, who was 11. and lady sarah chatto , was 11. and lady sarah chatto, obviously we don't know if she was necessarily talking about any of those and we haven't asked for them to respond to this, but those are who were between 15 and 20 in line to the throne at that time. >> kinsey schofield and prayers to their publicists . to their publicists. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> thanks, kenzie. really appreciate your time and staying up for us. much appreciated. thank you. we'll leave it there. happy saint george's day. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you , of course, kinsey >> thank you, of course, kinsey is talking about orgies there and prisoners. i never thought of this. men's prisons used to only be staffed by men. so the prison warders were men

whether it's jim jones or david koresh or charles manson, intelligent people joined them believing theyto jesus or to christ, only for these men to say, oh, no, by the way, i am the lord and savior. trump has reached that point where he's done that pivot from saying that he's leading a movement of believers to saying that the belief should be in him, he's the messiah. once you get to that point where you're now accepting that reality, how do you walk someone back? is it just loving kindness and questions? it seems to me it can't be that simple. >> no, it's more. but i want to just challenge the idea that trump is a genius and doing this all himself. >> agree with that. >> mark burnett, who recruited him for the apprentice is part of the christian dominionism movement that wants to destroy the separation of church and state, paula white introduced him to new apostolic members and other priests who have some 40 million americans who are following people who claim to be apostles or prophets themselves, joy, that say god told them that trump won in 2020. therefore, ignore all the evidence b

david: checking the markets, all the indexes are up, dow jones up 146, it is 2% growth, 13/4. it's a good day. lauren, you're looking at specific movers. lauren: if it is down 13% it is down 11%. david: all the government money. lauren: intel late to the game. it was lower than anticipated. david: the government is always late to the game. m phase energy. lauren: solar panels, green energy company up 5%, they say the stock is going up $20 to 134 a share. california where there are a lot of cheslers on the road they can use their connectors to charge up. david: sketchers. lauren: sneakers popular with kids, often light up. a 30% jump in earnings, for five straight quarters. stocks are up 16%. when it comes to sketchers. a bigger share of the wallet. david: the lit up shoes. thank you very much. antony blinken meeting with china's president xi jinping for closed-door session in beijing which joins me now. what are they talking about? lauren: >> reporter: there was a list of complaints that is grown over the past year. antony blinken says one thing they did not discuss was tiktok.

. >> well, listen, thank you so much , gareth wyn jones, david much, gareth wyn jones, david baum andten my quick quiz, listen coming up my quick quiz, i'm going to test the panel on some stories that caught some of the stories that caught their next some of the stories that caught theitime next some of the stories that caught theitime click next some of the stories that caught theitime click bait. next it's time for click bait. what on happening here? stay on earth is happening here? stay tuned to out. next. good afternoon. this is coming up to 49 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. it's time for the quick fire quiz. the part of the quick fire quiz. the part of the where i test the panel. the show where i test the panel. what about quick clickbait, the show where i test the panel. what abilit quick clickbait, the show where i test the panel. what abii thought ick clickbait, do though? i thought i was gonna do my yes. my clickbait first. oh, yes. here let's do here we go. right, let's do clickbait first. let's do quick. which one are we going to do? click

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millions donating to his campaign and previously spent millions on trump and today david corn reports for mother jonesfundraisers that they hosted a fundraiser for kennedy last month but the personal politics of them illuminates the weird occurrence propelling his bid and since the pair have hobnobbed with christian nationalists, election deniers and other pro trump extremist. and now we are joined by the washington bureau chief for mother jones and a political analyst and tell me about this. >> they are a couple who have been involved in all sorts of pro trump far right activity and she's in anti-baxter -- anti-vaxxer. he was at the capitol on january 6 but he posted this is a staged event and he said it was fake news and there are photographs from that time of imposing with militia guys, two of whom ended up being convicted for their participation in the riots. and it does go on from there. she is a part of the reawaken america tour and i'm sure you spent many hours at these events and michael flynn and alex jones, laura and eric trump all pushing the most far right trump and conspiratorial agenda t

david caress. it's kind of jim jones because of those two men started by saying we have to come to jesus, he started-- started as a christian evangelize is but eventually they said no, i get to have your wife, no actually i get to tell you to kill these federal agents that are outside. i'm asking you to pick up a machine gun and shoot them because i don't go to jail. >> jesse: these people have a blood fetish. they had to fantasize about the future trouble bloodbath's because they cannot face the biden bloodbath today. you disassociate -- disassociating themselves from reality to avoid accountability and brainwash their voters. they have odd on the kool-aid so badly they believe their own hoaxes. donald trump today transitioning and biden's democracy hoax, watch. >> mr. trump: are somebody say, a scholar say, two or three days ago said, if we do not when , this maybe the last election our country ever has and that could be true. that is where we are going because joe biden is a threat to democracy. he is the threat to democracy. >> jesse: both men running against joe biden say he is a threat to demo

david koresh. it's kind of jim jones. because those two men started by saying you need to come to jesus. they started as christian evangelizers. eventually, their evangelism said i get to have your wife, no,tually, i get to tell you to kill these federal agements that are outside. i'm asking you to pick up a machine gun and shoot them because i don't want to go to jail. this is manson stuff, where you stop saying worship god and you start saying i am god. i am god is what trump is saying to his followers. why are they believing it? >> yeah, joy. in a lighthearted way, you would say donald trump is jealous of jesus. all the attention given to jesus by the christians of the world yesterday. but look, this conversation is going pretty deep, and i think you put your thumb on something very important. donald trump is preying on the fallibility of faith. the whole notion of faith, of christian faith, muslim faith, whatever it might be, that you are putting your trust in something you cannot see, and you are walking by faith and not by sight. and what donald trump is doing is saying, wait a min

this point because they can't run on those policies and prominent democrats like david axelrod and james carbo and van jones and marine down and donna brazil and lawrence summers and others are saying stop but he continues to push the lie will it resonate? >> no, it won't work if you look at everybody including the mainstream media some of whom still do his bidding all of the polls say the same thing joe biden mishandling the economy they blame him for the poor economy they don't think bidenomics has helped them personally and i think the growing trend of particularly hispanic americans and african-americans trending away from joe biden and bidenomics and toward donald trump and the america first economics really tells the tale look at the data among young people in particular young people are not going away from biden because he's 81 years old because they're worried they will be 81 years old before they can get out of credit card debt and afford their first home and now you see these articles insurance utilities repairs maintenance even if you're fortunate enough to go ahead and own your own home there al

and so booth spent several days with david herold hiding in the pine thicket. jones would bring him food, bring him newspapers, and conceal from his own servants that he was bringing food to a man who needed food. food, not only for himself, but for his horses to. so booth had to spend several days in the pine thicket before he crossed the potomac. and then jones came to him one day and said, now is the time we go. and jones had checked out local to see what the union troops were up to, and he drank with some of them and one of them said, i will pay a $100,000 reward to capture booth. and jones said, well, that should do it. if money would work because jones soon loyalty to booth. and he took booth and he drove down to the river, said, farewell, my friend. and jones never betrayed john wilkes booth. he was captured. he was quick. he was questioned, but he never betrayed booth and herold. this might be a good time. explain to david herold was and why he was with john wilkes booth on that flight and on those 12 days. yes. david hill was a young man in his early who liv

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david: checking the markets about where we left off at least on the dow jones, 654 points, nasdaq isittle bigger, it is down by one. 54, it was down 2%, down 240 points, the s&p is down 65, pro-israel students and activists are said to hold a march at columbia university to counter the anti-israel pro-hamas protests. cb cotton, give me the latest. >> reporter: pro-israel and jewish students have started to place israeli flags around campus and this comes as columbia's leaders say they will negotiate with pro-palestinian students who have refused to leave campus lawn for more than a week. we know those negotiations are going to run through at least midnight. yesterday house speaker mike johnson said military force could be on the table because he's going to urge president biden to use it. >> my intention is to call president biden after we leave here and share with him what we have seen with our own two eyes and demanded he take action, executive authority would be appropriate. if this is not contained quickly and if these threats and intimidation are not stopped there's an appropriat

the iron jone, which is the most commonly used with short range rockets and projectiles. then you have the david sling for medium or short to medium range rockets and then the arrow for a longer range projectile. so these rarely army is on alert, bolstering those air defenses. and they're saying that in this instance, specifically, these really army has targeted several hands full of posts and sites earlier in the day. and have additionally intercepted to you a these that came in from southern 11 on earlier on friday afternoon. and this is a continuation of mix changes of fire we've been seeing across the border since october the 8th, just the day after the war began. and these rarely as have said that they have plans both offensively and defensively for how to do which has been low. these rarely army chief of staff has said there are new battle on a top plans, but he is approved just in the last week alone saying that this situation cannot remain as it is. this is really defense minister jo, i've go on, has spoken at length about this within the last several months saying that his role is not a

transfers what does that equal, that equals don't resupply the iron jones system that was knocking the drugs out of the sky, don't resupply the davidlaying, the midrange system don't resupply the aerosystems a long-range ballistic missiles to knock them out of the sky, that's essentially what they're saying that's a continuation of where you see biden not right now. trey: congressman brian mast, we continue to salute your previous service to our country and your continued service in the house of representatives. thank you for joining us on a sunday night. trey: up next the excel crown prince of iran gives us our view telling america to stay away only on "sunday night in oh, yeah, man. take it from your inner child. what you really need in life is some freakin' torque. what? the dodge hornet r/t... the totally torqued-out crossover. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. ♪ why won't scout play with us anymore? he has something called osteoarthri

david, appreciate this. looks like to my mind, the dow jones index, it goes up, but are capricious bull and bear whims as get as we go but we never go back to where we were. we never we go back to owning slaves. but we were set back by reconstruction. we didn't go as as we could have because reconstruction us back. but we have the 13th amendment enshrining the the fact that we cannot slaves in this country. we have lincoln's emancipation proclamation stating essentially that that slavery is immoral. we have his words on that count. so you can look at that again. it looks like through history we get and seen that recently. we had the first african-american president and in 2009 who served to noble terms in office. and then we get of a backlash through movements that we've seen in recent years is almost an inevitable aspect of american history. excuse me for rolling my eyes. but the remark about the forward and never going back, i just want to say decision. well, fair enough. that is that is that is a particularly example. right. and others right. so that said but the risk remain. coretta king said you have to

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i'm joined by doctor mike jones, executive director of migration watch uk . well, of migration watch uk. well, we've had davidwe've had david cameron, we've had theresa may, we've had boris johnson saying if you come to britain illegally, you won't be allowed to stay. we then got the big speech just over two years ago at lydd airport from boris. this was the strongest rhetoric yet , wasn't it? yet, wasn't it? >> it is. that's correct. but there's always a gap between rhetoric and reality and migration. politics not just in in the uk, but also in the us and western europe . politicians and western europe. politicians talk a good game, but they deliver very poor results, results that are out of sync with the british public. and this is just another classic case study. the number of migrants crossing the channel illegally this year is higher than it was last year. >> no mention of that. >> no mention of that. >> of course not, we're very close to 2022 numbers, which is the highest , close to 2022 numbers, which is the highest, year on record in terms of numbers , so clearly the terms of numbers, so clearly the s

jones and msnbc political analyst. justice correspondent at the nation. good to have both of you with us. david that you wrote that i thought was very poignant. while this trial does not address the criminality or the alleged criminality of his involvement in the election interference case, you write the trial carries powerful symbolism for all of trump's cases. this one reminds the nation that he emerged from a sleazy sewer that blended trashy celebrity culture and misogyny. in other words, it is still an important case. do you think it will fundamentally change how america views donald trump? >> no. it will not fundamentally change anything. people's views in favor of him or opposed to him are pretty set in stone. there is a slim portion of the country that may be moved in one way or another but this certainly reaffirms the donald trump that became a politician. when i wrote that piece i didn't mean to dismiss the legal issue at stake here. this is an election interference case. he paid the hush money, recorded it falsely in order to cover up a legal in-kind contribution. why do we know that

it's excellent to have david on your show and it's important but i also just want to say, in a long week, the remix of alex jones -- >> is it in your head? >> the frog remix, that's going home with me. thanks? >> you're welcome. >> have a good weekend. >>> when donald trump first refused to concede the election in 2020, republicans in congress didn't really know what to do with it. at the time a lot of republicans just kept her mouth shut, hoping that trump would eventually give up. but they're also the republicans who went all in, who started scheming with the trump white house about how to keep joe biden from being certified as the duly elected president. there was one congressman in particular who was way out in front of the effort, organizing a number of his colleagues to sign on to a highly dubious lawsuit challenging biden's victory in four key swing states. >> the republican lawmakers are getting behind the suit, leading the effort on capitol hill is scotsman mike johnson. what's behind it? >> there's a lot of irregularity fraud, and hijinks, let's be frank. but we are going to have a landslide of house r

jones dropped 475 points. the nasdaq lost 267 points. the s&p 500 gave back 70 five. still to come on the newshour, davidoks and ruth marcus weigh in on this week's political headlines. and we remember our cofounder and longtime coanchor robert macneil. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of realism at arizona state university. geoff: on monday for the first time in american history, a former president will be tried in a court of law. it follows the judge in donald's new york hush money trial again denying his request for a delay. mr. trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records to prevent news of an extramarital affair from becoming public. >> we will make america great again. >> eight years ago, donald trump, the real estate mogul turned presidential candidate, was about to deliver a titanic political upset. it was the fall of 2016 and despite trailing in the polls hillary clinton, the republican nominee was all confidence. >> when we win on november 8. we are going to washington, d.c. and we will drain the swam

it's excellent to have david on your show and it's important but i also just want to say, in a long week, the remix of alex jonesthanks? >>

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and it comes after lord david cameron told his israeli counterpart that major changes were needed to protect aid workers. labour mp darren jonesmorning that answers are needed. >> this should not have happened. aid workers are supposed to be protected. they should not be targeted by military forces in a war zone. their vehicles , their convoy their vehicles, their convoy were clearly marked the route they were taking had been pre—notified and israel now has to answer questions as to how this unimaginable circumstance could have happened in the first place, and they should do so quickly. the difficult thing, then, is that the consequence of this is that it makes it harder for aid to be made available to people who so desperately need it in gaza. >> well, following that attack in gaza, the head of the world central kitchen charity paid central kitchen charity has paid tribute to the seven aid workers who were killed. aaron gore described them as heroes and beautiful souls who lives beautiful souls who whose lives were lost as they were returning from a full day's mission, giving their best selves to the world. and she added that