every ellison -- >> i'm sorry, what? >> apparently ellison is not part of the ellison family.ou were doing some ellison work. i thought you were doing some ellison work. >> yeah. i've been looking into some -- i've been looking into this very interesting story involving college football. >> can i just say the -- >> and a recruit -- >> that game this weekend, the high state game. >> i'm trying to confirm a couple of things in terms of larry ellison and making sure we have that right. if we refer to the michigan -- what is this thing here? champion circle, they are thanking -- their founding members and others associated with michigan founding circle, who worked tirelessly behind the scenes because they -- they are keeping -- or they should say, they are signing the number one recruit in high school football, a kid named bryce underwood. he's a quarterback. he was committed to lsu, but the nil money now is incredible. it does appear, and i'm basing this on some reporting based on this note here from them, the champions circle, that larry ellison and jolynn -- >> his wife. >> we

ellison. - party candidate.was often worked for the people and that is the situation we were in with people three days out. i thought the concept of an uncommitted movement during the primaries was a remarkable illustration of democracy, people going in and saying, i am dissatisfied with things happening and you need to change your approach. i'm a little worried about it three days into the election, particularly in a place like michigan and wisconsin. >> let me just say, ali, i agree 100% with the sentiment, people should and need to register their discontent, and their demand for a different policy. voting third party in this race is simply going to empower the person who will do the worse. i mean, the fact of the matter is, donald trump has said, only continue the job. he has said that he has allowed rudy giuliani to parsley falsely accuse palestinian toddlers of wanting to kill americans is a complete lie, and a racist lie at that. a vote for a third party is just going to empower them. what it comes down to

to my twin children, royal lee carter iii and ellison bennett carter, i love you with all my heart.nd to my father, your unconditional love and guidance continued to lift me and to my brother and cousin lee thank for you being my unbelievable supporters and to the lees, carters, cannons, thank you for being with me throughout this enormous challenging time and helping me serve with strength and support. i'm honored to be the 15th person to serve in texas, a line of service which began with the honorable barbara jordan who was the first black woman from the south to be elected to congress. she was followed by the honorable mickey leland, a global humanitarian who brought attention to the suffering of many around the world, particularly on the continent of africa. after mickey came the honorable craig washington who was an astute jurist, and then came my mother, the honorable sheila jackson lee. thank you. a prolific legislator who served as a branch from the civil rights era to now, a dedicated public servant who is committed to making america better for her children and rise in her

i'm ellison barber. zinhle essamuah and kate are off told. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, thursday, november 14th, 2024, pick panic, president-elect trump taps florida congressman matt gaetz for attorney general sending shock waves throughout washington. how likely is he to actually get the job. >>> high alert, there's heightened security in paris today ahead of a soccer match between france and israel, the new steps being taken after a wave of anti-semitic attacks across europe. >>> safe space, two nasa astronauts stuck on the international space station are speaking out about their health. what they want everyone on earth to know. >>> seasons eatings, 40% of americans worry about how much they eat over the holidays. we have tips for enjoying everything nice without the guilt. we're going to begin this hour with the uproar in walkway sh over the president-elect's choice for washington. gaetz is known as a staunch trump loyalist and a fierce critic of the doj. sources inside of the department tell nbc news the pick is quote tru

let's get details from our friend ellison barber. >> reporter: a wild election is under way. >> every year we elect the mayor of this zoo. chief animal officer and oversees really important decisions that go on here at the zoo and it helps showcase the role animal ambassadors play. >> reporter: six animals are competing for the coveted title. >> each one of our animal candidates are running on their own specific platform. and those platforms may have something to do with the characteristics of that animal or the kind of connections people feel with those species. >> reporter: you can't miss dumbledorf. >> an amphibian, they're incredibly important indicator of environmental health. he's running on a very strong environmental platform. >> postmakoi is making a splash, first-time candidate. campaign motto, making waves for a greener tomorrow. then there's willow, may not move too fast but don't count her out. >>they're famous for winning races and running a slow and steady race. right now she's running third in the race. >> reporter: and nuna, she believes her fresh perspective will giv

. >> reporter: kenny built this american dream, becoming the owner of ellison vineyards.he attraction. >> the mountain lions and the coyotes, they cannot touch the ostrich. [ laughter ] they're too big. and they grow up so fast. >> reporter: he supported obama and voted for hillary clinton in 2016. >> i feel like this democratic value really represented us. >> in the beginning, i was against trump. >> reporter: lee saved enough to open her first 7-eleven store in alameda county in 2011. >> it is the american dream. you know, you got a small investment, get a few stores. you become your own entrepreneur. >> reporter: it was a humble start to provide for her children. after prop 47 passed in 2014, which reclassified certain offenses from felonies to misdemeanors, including thefts under $950, their everyday lives at work began to crumble. like many other small business owners, they saw a handful of petty thefts become more frequent and blatant. >> and that is because of the law. we feel the impact and we started feeling angry. >> reporter: they began voting for democrats wor

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that's never going >> if you're inspired to drop off a turkey representative will be outside glide at ellison. taylor in the tenderloin from 11 in the morning until 5.30, in the evening both today and tomorrow. >> ymca also held its annual food distribution event for families on the peninsula. they're serving about 650 homes in san bruno, brisbane and south san francisco cars lined up early at tennis drive in south san francisco to get essential ingredients to make t% a thanksgiving dinner. >> so we have a box of fruit and vegetables. also, we have some of male kind of all the staples and then everyone's favorite. either chicken or holiday. >> there were about 100 volunteers out there helping including local police officers and firefighters. >> meanwhile, san landrieu's meals on wheels is struggling to make deliveries to vulnerable seniors over thanksgiving. the nonprofit has been vandalized and burglarized 8 times this year. >> conversely to report. >> 8 delivery vans outside s o s meals on wheels in san leandro have been vandalized and burglarized this year with thieves accelerating their t

none of us knew ellison and proud of this. tony fillasy laney anatomy is defeated, but it's lens that are absorbed by poland and sweet. the results, educating the district, they throw out the which at the store are not pretty much extreme. no good. yeah. and the instructional team in the target that early tomorrow appreciate is up over . show it to by taking over to me. welcome, william. no. the indicted should i knew was the overload was yeah, at us that i should know for the most demanded a huge reward from lithuania. for the hell they claimed a vast tracts of ancestry russian land including kenneth to the eagles. but that's left loose. as a result, opponents doubled its territory. when your boss district cuter, would make it, you know, floyd events, well, no issues that is still not the way plus your way g biased the numbers than he was more of a gigabyte. each presenter, not visit with good basic thoughts. it pretty much, well that's because the way suddenly supports the, the union of libyan was concluded or merging with t

and that's different from other ellison's that we looked at. so you were surprised to see that she has this special skill. yeah, yeah, she's a when you, when you look at the behavior, it looks very nice. it looks very elegant, how she showers and but you figure out is when you look at the details, she's really, there's a lot of knowledge about how to use hoses my to use it as, as or less. so to get at the back or let me know, see the scene we see here is another, i have a friend as sort of uh, trying to kind of info was and actually so latasha english. oh really? yeah, i mean for a human, it's not that complicated, right. but talk to me about the logistics here. what does an elephant actually have to do to, to use this as a tool or? yeah, i mean, so you, it turns out that the hose is actually fairly complex towards because of a long bed even bigger than an edison and they are flexible. and so, but mary has just has to base of using the whole this one is like to show what. yeah. and the other one is a, this less of style. and she wants to get to

attack even so we can provide the immune system with the features that characterize the, to miss ellison the, the, to what's in cocktail as the production of the vaccine starts with, i'm the lising, the genetic material of cancer cells, a has been deployed to create the product, the direct key targets, the specific juma. this is called a new entity and vaccine. ready and that it's in my mind is about to get to full m r and then shopped. she's one of the 1st patients in germany to receive this new customized comes with therapy as part of the study the, the, this to the board review and come back brings together various experts, m r n a could be a highly effective treatment method in the fight against, by all accounts that says that arnold who was involved in and nothing you study so far. however, not many of his patients that eligible only those who are tons of free of the surgery would remain at extremely high risk of recurrence. but it will take a few years to find out whether the m r n. a vaccine really provides protection here. and the same applies for other forms of cancer from pancr

. >> by the way, on paramount, larry ellison will et them do whatever they want. he has the pocketbook. >> he is the -- >> they could consolidate. >> he runs oracle. >> yes, but he will be the control of paramount as well. >> well, what does thatnine? i mean, do i have to brush up -- >> suck up to him, too? yeah. . add him to the list a long list. >> he says things that i categorically disagree with. >> good response. nice blow back. when we come back a look at nvidia. going to report earnings after the close tonight. important and we'll talk about some of the expectations going in. we will get to some calls on m teoo dnewi hd,isy th jiafr a break. free cash flow. cash flow. chu ing each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. it is, right. he gets it. yeah. drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet cu

attack, even so we can provide the immune system with the features that characterize the, to miss ellison the, the 2 months and cocktail as the the production of the vaccine starts with the envelope using the genetic material of cancer cells, is then deployed to crate the product that directly target the specific cima. this is called a new entity and vaccine connected sigma is about to get to full m r, and then shopped. she's one of the 1st patients in gemini to receive this new customized comes with therapy. as part of the study. the this to the board review and handbook brings together varies experts m r n a could be a highly effective treatment method in the fight against by all kinds of says that annoyed who was involved in another new study. so far, however, not many of his patients eligible only those who are tons of free of the surgery would remain an extremely high risk of recurrence. but it will take a few years to find out whether the m r n. a vaccine really provides protection here. and the same applies for other forms of cancer from pancreatic to prostate and lung cancer. now

and i do want to address the ellison in the room that a lot of the fiction that we're talking about. and a lot of, you know, these kind of core books have a very strong female demographic and are written with women and mine. and i think when we start to kind of demonize that there is a readership for some of these audience, no matter you know where they live or who they talk to, or what they're looking for. you know, there's an audience and to tell them that they're, you know, they're not welcome in a certain place or to try and kind of change that content i think is, is the losing race because fiction and content can be so many things to so many people just like a bookstore you can explore and, you know, physically walk into different locations whenever you want to moderate in a different way. you know, there is something on the user and there's something on the parents that, that i think i agree with. andy has to be there, but, but we can't start deciding what's right for people and when of a certain age. so if you look at any forms of media or reading systems with movies or things

going back to 2017 when you had keith ellison., very split and a lot of progressives weren't very happy with the turnout. though keith became a sort of cochair. a deputy chair. so what i think this next chair needs to do is really go to the states and embrace i think the challenges parties have had in the last i would say few cycles. that coalition that i think jesse jackson created that rainbow coalition, 30 plus years old. it is a coalition democrats largely relied upon. they need to figure pout who are our covoters? they need to go everywhere. >> i want to tell you what sherrod brown who kept it a lot closer, what he told morning joe about what he thinks democrats need to refocus on? take a listen. >> we have to talk directly to workers. we have to restore the tradition and the history of democrats being the party of workers. care for an aging parent. we have to be that party. and focus on the dignity of work. we didn't do that the last 30 years. far too many workers left the democrats. >> there is another part of that argument

attack even so we can provide the immune system with the features that characterize the, to miss ellison the, the 2 months in cocktail as the the production of the vaccine starts with i'm the lising, the genetic material of cancer cells is then deployed to crate the product that directly targets the specifics to. this is called a new entity and vaccine connected simon mind is about to get to 4th m r and ne shopped. she's one of the 1st patients in germany to receive this new customized concept therapy. as part of the study, the, the, this to a board review and handbook brings together varies experts m r n a could be a highly effective treatment method in the fight against by all kinds of says did arnold, who was involved in and nothing you study. so far, however, not many of his patients are eligible only those who are tons of free of the surgery would remain an extremely high risk of recurrence that it will take a few years to find out whether the m r n. a vaccine really provides protection here, and the same applies, but other forms of cancer from pancreatic to prostate and lung cancer

i loved the story larry ellison told about him and elon musk told about going to dinner with jensen -- please take our money, please take more of it, please give us more gpu's. the backlog is significant and nvidia is poised to do well in the coming years. caroline: we always love it when you bring us the story. thank you. coming up, warnings on voting confidence. the director of the cyber infrastructure security agency says we might have to wait before final election results. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: ed: as the u.s. election looms, the director of the cybersecurity agency warns of potential threats to voting confidence, urging the public to ready themselves for a potential waiting game before results can be finalized. let's go out to jamie. we will get to the role of jenny vesely and all of this, but let's help the audience understand, what is the problem here, or the instruction that officials are asking the electorate to brace for? >> what they are trying to tell everyone is to trust the process . the election system, all of the networks are secure and resilient.

and continues to be in the your point i spoke with jerry of redbird one of the partners with david ellison and larry ellison who are buying paramount and ben affleck whose artist equity company has a new approach in terms of how they are trying to position video content and bring in all of the people involved in terms of compensation and getting them paid but ben affleck had thoughts on the linear opportunity that i thought were interesting. take a listen. >> hollywood needs more robust entities like paramount and it's bad for the business when competition goes away and it doesn't function as well when it turns into a lookup police and there is a lot of money to be made in the linear studio space and i would love to meet them and go into that ecosystem and say there will be some difficulties and hard choices but there is tremendous opportunity. >> he does the opportunity at paramount even if you don't. >> he is working for it and i am just saying if you are not working for and analyzing it look at all of these things that disney and the theme parks have, chips and tremendous library and th

i'm proud to have the support of attorney general keith ellison. he was front and center of this important conversation about police violence in our state. we have a long ways to go, as i said. but, you know, i think the minnesota dfl what we have done serves as a model centering those who feel voiceless in our community. yes, it should be, and as long as i'm the chair here and if i'm the chair of the dnc, it will continue to be part of the conversation. >> i might add police reform is not anti-police. it makes it fair for everyone and does not make all policemen look what happened they approve of what happened to george floyd. >>> after the break, how to rise above the political pitfalls you may encounter during this year's thanksgiving dinner. we'll be right back. thanksgiving dinner. we'll be right bac speaker: who's coming in the driveway? k. speaker: dad. dad, we missed you. daddy, hi. speaker: goodness. my daughter is being treated for leukemia. [music playing] i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how

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. >> and i'm ellison barber. kate snow is off. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, monday, november 11th, 2024. >>> states of emergency. dangerous and destructive wildfires are raging from coast to coast fueled by high winds, warm temperatures and a historic drought. >>> breaking news. guilty on all counts. jurors convict a man in death of two teenage girls killed back in 2017, that verdict just announced and the sentence he could face. >>> first things first the 2024 election brought on a wave of change, we'll take you through history made from the west wing to the halls of congress. >>> and proof of service, group of veterans have joined horses for a mission that's close to their hearts. >>> a good veterans day to all of you out there. we'll start this hour with the battle to contain several wildfires burning on both u.s. coasts. >> in california, near los angeles, the so-called mountain fire has charred more than 20,000 acres and more than 170 structures have been destroyed. high winds died down a bit allowing several

you're the guy whose going to make my high ellison. hell.rted these people who told me to shut down my business during covid. you're the one that said bidenomics was working when it wasn't. you're the one recently that went on tv and said it was a lie when donald trump said that there were maga supporter, people with trump signs in their yards in florida and they weren't getting the help they needed from the federal government. there is a three minute montage i played on my show of the media telling the american people you are a conspiracy theorist if you think the federal government wouldn't serve you because you have a maga sign in the front yard and now they have to admit that. and this is what happens when the media forgets about the people. liz: comcast is considering selling its cable channels including msnbc. i don't know if comcast told them to go talk to trump because their ratings are plummeting, network wide. you look at lawrence o'donnell down nearly 60%, joy reid down 50%, nicole wall as' ratings cut in half, joe scarboro missed

oracle cofounder larry ellison gained more than $5 billion. also on the list, jeff bezos, bill gates, and warren buffett. nice to see all of those people getting a break finally. kate? >>> right now, 27 million people in california are facing dangerous fire conditions, strong winds continuing to fuel the wildfires there. a red flag warning is in effect. more than 14,000 people have been ordered to evacuate and still some stayed behind to try to save their homes. >> all three of these houses would be gone if we weren't here. >> what did you guys do to save these homes? >> shovels and garden hoses, believe it or not. we had no pressure, but it was enough to give us -- to stop the fire from -- it's so windy. you can't keep your hat on. and it's blowing the fire like crazy. >> yeah. you can see the winds there. cnn's derek van dam tracking this one for us. derek, the word is that conditions are actually going to get worse as the sun's coming up today. >> yeah, no, that is exactly correct. we have the next couple of hours, which are absolutely crit

i was just talking to keith ellison about this. i was talking to michael beschloss and bernie sanders the last hour. you have a lot of noncommitted voters in the primary, which you and i both agree with a remarkable participation in democracy. the idea that you go out, say i am involved in the political process, i am dissatisfied with you. you and i talked about this a couple of months ago and said, there is work to be done. has enough work been done that uncommitted voters pose a threat to kamala here is winning in wisconsin? >> is a tossup election, any factor can make the difference. i think the key thing is what harris has been saying. this goes to uncommitted voters, people who voted nikki haley in the primary. listen, you can disagree with me . i will not see you at the enemy, i will give you a seat at the table. she said that last night, a population 2000 where we have thousands lining up to see her and roaring in approval. for people that disagree with her about policy, foreign policy, domestic policy, they know they will n

elon musk, warren buffett and larry ellison, the 3 of them pulled in 26 billion dollars.as a big wild day yesterday. you know, i look at my 4, 1, k an all-time high. yours is probably at an all-time high as well you have silly ideas in there. it's nice to see. i like the wealth effect for people. at the same time, it feels like a little bit too much too right and well, and when you talk about let's 0 in on elon musk because we saw them close and we know, you know that he's gotten richer because of this, but he also spent a lot of money on trump. >> yeah, he spent i think the numbers are right around 120 million dollars on his super pac to help trump get reelected. could be that in the next 2 years for the elections in the for your presidential elections. 4 years out, it's profitable for him. he's got 6 companies that all the businesses and have relationships with the federal government yesterday. he may. 26 billion in tesla. this company did on 125 million dollar bet. that's pretty good. so it gives you more of a tesla spacex of the 2 obvious ones that we see like which r

softness in consumers' willingness to take on those big projects like we heard from home depot, but ellison to come down the line, similar to what we heard from home depot. he sort of said we just don't know when that will come when that deferral will no longer be a deferral waiting for mortgage rates to normalize, whatever that means for him and his customers. doesn't think they're there yet. >> there's a a huge question as to whether there's a sense out there consumers capitulate and say this is the level of rates and i have to to do what i can or if everyone believes the fed is cutting and worth waiting. >> seems like at least the executives of these home improvement retailers seems to think their customers are waiting, no the giving up, waiting. will they be right? i don't know. how long can you wait. sometimes when you need to update a bathroom you have to do it. >> the hope that time will force these decisions. just quickly, too, hard to ignore the continued weakness in the dollar stores and you just sort of wonder if that's a read through from walmart. >> it is so interesting, mike.

among the other top gainers there, amazon's jeff bezos, oracle's larry ellison, and berkshire's warrenh: this is really great news for elon musk. you know, maybe now he'll finally be able to afford a shirt that covers his entire stomach. [ laughter ] you know, my man, take this lesson from a fellow nerd. unless you've got a six pack, don't show us your abs. whenever i take my kids to the beach, i wear one of those fake muscle shirts. and -- [ laughter ] and yeah, my kids make fun of me, and i cry. or i used to cry. thanks, president trump. [ laughter ] of course, trump is thrilled to have the richest man alive as a close ally. he's so excited that in his first remarks to the american people as president-elect, instead of laying out a policy or a vision for the nation, he told a very long, very confusing story about how he was watching one of musk's rockets take off and put someone else on hold. >> i tell the story. i told it last night. i had a man on the phone, i had the screen muted, no sound. i was talking to a very important man, happens to be here. and that very important guy, one

i do, and there's that great story from larry ellison, he and elon musk had dinner with jensen huang and they kept saying please take our money. charles: that was great. >> so the demand is there. charles: and by the way, you mentioned alphabet. that's trading even at a discount and berkshire hathaway is sitting on $300 billion. all those are relatively cheap even meta. nancy thank you so much so you've got to wait four years to come back on the air with the button, i mean with the tag. i'll see you in four years, i'll see you before then, thank you so much by the way folks an important reminder. make sure you tune in tonight to democracy 2024 it's our election coverage, starts at 5 p.m. eastern time, led by myself, dagen mcdowell and sean duffy and all of the all-stars will be there on fox business and meanwhile retail investors are absolutely crushing it and i mean absolutely crushing it, and i've got a guest who says one of the favorite names is on the launching pad. shah gilani is here to share that name and why have retail done so well? we'll be right back. ♪(voya)♪ there are so

ellison, i'll begin with you.ound that voter we just aired, the 62-year-old man voting for the very first time driven to the polls because he doesn't like donald trump, doesn't like what he stands for, casting his ballot for kamala harris. that's interesting. i'm wondering what you're hearing where you are and what you can tell us about gwinnett county, which is one of the decider counties, the bellwether counties for this election. give us it all. >> reporter: great, yeah, katy, it is interesting you had that sound bite from that woman, because those likely harris voters who are hard to reach, they maybe haven't voted in past elections are exactly who the harris campaign and democrats have been trying to target in gwinnett county. look, this is a county that is a rapidly growing population, incredibly diverse, it leans blue, but what we saw in 2020 was that donald trump was able to get 40% of the vote in this county. republicans have focused on trying to turn out a little bit more than that, because they think if

larry ellison, also a big gainer over the past week up $18 billion. enjoying a big gain. jeff bezos adding $10 billion to his net worth and he is the second richest with 230 billion and mark zuckerberg to $209 billion and he made $5 billion in net worth in the days after the election thanks to this rally. the only top ten billionaire who has lost wealth is lvmh chair bernard arnault, he is down $5 billion on a trade war on european luxury goods, but david, just to put in perspective, elon musk has basically gained what he paid for twitter plus $6 billion just in the last week. >> yeah. that's right. i forgot about twitter. in fact, we were discussing it earlier, and i mentioned this pay package numerous times, almost worth $100 billion. quickly on gates. the gates foundation has done an enormous amount of good in the world and they've spent an enormous amount of money, but robert, what about the math if he'd held on his stake in microsoft i think he'd be a trillion trillionaire at this point. >> i don't know about a trilltri trillionaire and you add i

ownership there, and that's when it's going to get a lot more interesting, guys, in terms of what david ellisonshell will do in terms of managing that company in a way that they will certainly say has not been the case for these media companies. >> linear. trade desk being streaming down badly today, i went over what jeff green said in a really fabulous conference call, and i say those who are selling that down 14, that reminds me of the sellers of arm yesterday. remember, they were selling and selling and selling? and then rene haas came on and they were just chumps? the sellers were chumps. jeff green is bankable, and there's a great part of there where they talk about the google, the lawsuit with the justice department, going to go jeff's way. i don't know. he's got ten ways that he's going to win, and they're selling the stock. i suggest they read it. >> which stock are we talking about now? >> trade desk. you mentioned linear. i switched to streaming. >> i think they didn't quite catch up with you because you suddenly went to jeff green. >> i was with you, jim. i heard you. >> i didn't. so

when ralph ellison said when the incoherence of the american project comes into full view, we engagemagic is to make whiteness co-here. and you do it by pointing out the other, by attacking the other. it's been the history of the country. and here we are 2024, here we are 2024 still dealing with it. that's not to denight impact of neoliberalism. that's not to denight democratic brand has been tarnished by the third way, the democratic leadership conference. it's not to deny all of that. but none of that accounts for the choice to scapegoat people. trans people, woke people, immigration. we can go down the line. everything that's on the culture war battlefield. that's what motivated folk. and i want us to confront it. >> and if i could just add, trump grew his numbers among every group of people. so it is more attractive to latino men. it is more attractive to latino women. it became more attractive to black men as well. >> right. because it also includes selfishness and greed. i got a check from him with his big signature on it. right? and white folk don't have a monopoly on selfishn

amazon's jeff bezos and oracle's larry ellison also saw big increases in their portfolio. most of the net worth of the world's richest people is directly connected to the value of their company's stock. a uc berkeley study confirms that hollywood is getting more diverse. researchers used artificial intelligence, facial recognition technology on more than 2300 films between 1980 and 2022. the system scanned more than 4400 hours of movies blockbusters to those nominated for academy awards, and the researchers say starting in 2010, films have become more diverse, women in particular appearing on screen, went from 25% to about 40% in 2022. the study's author hopes to use the data to push for more minorities in films and examine how their roles relate to stereotypes and biases. well, the election is over. the halloween decorations are put away, hopefully, which means it is the holiday season for many businesses starting today. starbucks is rolling out its holiday menu and its red holiday cups. the coffee company says there are four new cup designs this year and a reusable holid

the deal would see producer david ellison take over the company.in the european trade. the owner reported a profit slump in the first half of the year. the watchmaking division faced falling demand in china. sales were stable but operating profit had a 12% drops. others have felt pressure from we consumer demand in china. that is your brief. annmarie: up next on the program, fed independence. >> some of the president-elect advisers have suggested you to resign. if he asked you to leave would you go? jonathan: no. that conversation up next. not that one because that is not very long. a much longer one. ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth

now trump is the puppet of ad ellison money. host: what is it about senator rubio specifically that would make him a bad choice for secretary of state if he's offered that? caller: secretary of state should do diplomacy. marco rubio is a war monger. i thought trump was a peace candidate. nope, he's just bringing in war mongers again. host: john in michigan there. this is from florida, democrats line. caller: hello. host: you're on, go ahead, please. caller: my name is mecca, like the city. host: you're on, go ahead. you're probably listening to your television. if you could not do that and just go ahead with your thoughts, please, we appreciate it. caller: my thing is i'm just trying to figure out this guy's end game. i don't really think, does it really matter? because we already know what his agenda is. host: what do you mean by that? caller: i mean, what was the agenda the last time here? i don't remember it being positive. i mean, it is the end game. i mean, obama stopped ebola, he couldn't stop covid? host: mecca in florida

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