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mattel is also teaming up with the black in fashion council and uplifting three emerging black womento address the fact that only 7% of black designers make up the fashion industry. that's despite the black community's significant impact, and more consumers are using their wallets to protest certain brands over their politics. fox's madison alworth has. who is more likely to stop shopping at companies with differing views? >> a new form of political resistance. both sides of the aisle are holding on to their dollars to send a message. 45% of democrats say they would stop, drop and not shop at a brand that they disagreed with politically, according to the harris poll findings. 34% of republicans say they would do the same. get this. four out of ten americans have changed their spending habits in recent months because of politics. and while it's more democrats doing this, republicans have wielded a lot of power with their purse. never forget anheuser-busch tanking after republicans boycotted bud light. and now we have seen even more companies learning from those lessons and backing awa

netherlands and denmark alongside presidents of european council and commission to discuss challenging posed by the trump administration in a very serious fashione on that one. today marks 500 days since hamas took hostages into gaza. 73 are still being held captive and 14 are set to be released in phase one of the ceasefire deal. moshe lavi, whose brother-in-law is being held captive by hamas joins me now. thank you for being here on this somber mile marker of 500 days. do you feel closer or further from getting your brother in -- in-law home. >> it is difficult day for us, did not think we would reach such a terrible milestone. we are cautiously optimist ic w can see marin home soon. we are dealing with a terrorist organization that will put hurdles for second phase of the deal. i'm encouraged by president trump and his team. this weekend they echoed sentiments they want to see the hostages home and i hope they will push all stakeholders to understand this deal need to be done. >> carley: appears that is happening right now. 14 israeli hostages are supposed to be set free in phase one. dealing with the phases must be challenge to think who ge