soon after we started digging into forbes's story-- ronnie: "ronald anthony forbes, sr.--" bigad: --he got the letter he had been waiting on for years. ronnie: "--we made a decision on your entitlement to va benefits. post-traumatic stress disorder, ptsd, is granted." bigad: so why the change? the va wouldn't tell us exactly, only acknowledging it is now determined forbes suffers from ptsd after repeatedly saying for more than eight years he didn't. the approval means forbes is now receiving monthly payments from the va totaling about $1,600. ronnie: i'm just so angry at the fact that it should not have taken this long, and look at all of the things that happened to me and my family. bigad: forbes says he spent years estranged from his loved ones because of his ptsd. he was homeless and hungry but now receives counseling and medication. he also started a nonprofit to help feed the needy, including other veterans. ronnie: what else do we have over here? bigad: forbes wonders how life for him and other black vets could have been different if the va approved their claims back when they ne

that this is it was above their expectations, the york times also increased a little less, while forbes same increase, this means that the traditional media business is just as high-quality media business in the world, it is developing quite well, it increases revenues and profits, it is attractive to investors . well, people who have money, they see this as a prospect and are ready to pay a lot of money for it, well, only because they see that it is possible to earn even more from it, that is, we are not talking about any failed traditional media on the contrary, we are talking about the development of traditional media, that they are profitable and will generate even more money, provided that they are really high-quality, that they produce precisely journalistic content, that they produce independent analysis for this, there is a demand for it, you know, i wanted to remind you of one thing, just about 10 years ago the same 28-year-old billionaire, only ukrainian, and the billionaire, of course , is in quotation marks, and serhiy korchenko, he bought the ukrainian holding company yumz,

of ukraine edition of forbes ukraine uh, thank you, ms.lentina , for joining in and clarifying this issue for us . good afternoon, this is andriy yanitsky, the host of this program, uh, tomorrow we will see you again in the morning live, we will talk uh as always, we have two guests in the middle, i hope that they will all be able to come, we will talk more about financial topics together , we will win so that ukrainians don't think about anything, no matter what they talk about, the first place will still come out, war, war, and our victory only on espresso, from monday to sunday, completely different spheres of human activity sports, politics, military analytics , six presenters, journalists, experts, opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war in author's projects, on espresso , there is a war going on, and not only for territories, it is also a war for the minds of russia throws millions of naftodors to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine will become russia analysis and analysis of info

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russia the european union and ukraine have become the object of attention of forbes economists and then conclusion. russia turned out to be much more stable than anyone could have expected, the analysts of the publication referred to the assessment of economic growth from the imf of our country's gdp. this year, germany should grow by 70% and britain will decrease by 0.3%, ukrainian gdp will go negative by as much as 3. the stability of the russian economy is associated with the fact that the key emerging markets are china india and brazil the us sanctions are largely ignored eu forbes also drew attention to italy, which has a major energy deal with libya. this is the very example of an independent policy that all of europe should pursue against this background, there is a gradual rejection of the dollar , the head of the imf, kristalina georgieva, drew attention to this, and according to her data, not so long ago, the american currency accounted for 70% of world reserves, and now less than 60 , according to georgieva, the main competitor of the dollar is the euro, the head of the mv ,

with the fact that key emerging markets in china india brazil largely ignore us and eu sanctions forbesdrew attention to italy, which concluded a major energy deal with libya. this is the very example of an independent policy that all of europe should pursue against this background, there is a gradual abandonment of the dollar. attention, head of the imf crystallina. georgieva, according to her, not so long ago, the american currency accounted for 70% of world reserves, and now less than 60, according to georgieva, the main competitor of the dollar is the euro, the head of the imf believes that in the near future there will be no alternatives to the dollar, including because the us economy still considered reliable, one must understand that the position of director of the imf does not imply the expression of an overly harsh point of view in they are the main reserve currency at the moment, while, for example, nuriel. eh, the rubies, who predicted the very same crisis of 2008, take only 10 years for the decline of dollars. well, bothering what is called the us department of the treasury

of ukraine in the edition of the country's forbes e thank you, mrs.his issue for us. i am good afternoon, and i am andriy yanitskyi, the host of this program. tomorrow we will see you again in the morning live, we will talk ah, as always, in the middle we have two guests, i hope that they will all be able to come, we will talk more about financial topics, together we will win, we are looking for 12-year-old dmytro gorovy , nothing is known about the fate of this boy for more than a year . unfortunately, the details of his disappearance are also scarce, i only know that when it started the war, the child was in mariupol and on the same day the boy disappeared without a trace, so i ask you to look carefully at the photo of dmytro horovoy , he looks like he is 12 years old, he has light blond hair and dark eyes. if anyone has seen dmytro, does he know where he might be? now do not delay and call us on the hotline of the magnolia child tracing service at the short number 116,000 calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free or write to the chatbot ser

joe: what i heard a steve forbes saying he doesn't think kamala will get any better.s the headline. talk about predicting who's going to be the potential nominee, there's other reasons to make that a 50/50 back, steve forbes is the economy is not going to get any better and he won't have that to run on and that is a big deal for a lot of americans aren't insulated in any way from things in their life like the price of groceries or to be able to ensure their property, starting today state farm will no longer such new applications for property insurance in california do in part 2 inflation. this is there statement, state farm general insurance company due to historic increases in construction costs outpacing inflation, rapidly growing catastrophe exposure and the challenging reinsurance market, the department of insurance is focused on the safety of our homes and communities. gavin newsom has that now when he looks to that. everything that goes wrong in california all be a stain on him. will: everyone knows natural disasters california has to deal with, earthquake, fire

editor and chief for forbes, steve forbes, here.will block all your proposals on the epa. is this possible? >> absolutely not. this is the biggest power grab in american history. they aren't going through congress. they are destroying an industry. taking over industries. every modern convenience making sure you can't use, dishwashers, washing machines, air conditioners, any gas stoves. it is an unprecedented power grab and they have no justification for it. i a lot of these will go to the supreme court. supreme court will do what they did with west virginia versus the epa and say you want to do something big like using tailpipes to wreck the oil industry you have to go through congress. this thing doesn't work. germany has 2 to 3 time the cost of energy we do in this country because they went this route. they didn't go as far as biden is proposing. >> dana: yesterday the epa said this time it is legal. even the supreme court just said that it wasn't. what's different? >> there is no difference. they use any strategy they can. since

forbes chairman steve forbes. >> good to be here.t is the economic equivalent of walking pneumonia. not enough to put you in bed dragging you down, draining the energy. economy fatigue. wages aren't going up fast enough. feeling country is adrift. negotiations on debt ceiling. my goodness. they can't control spending even though it is two trillion higher. people throw up their hands these people are out of control. >> bill: you have to do a double take of the president and white house. 48% say biden's policy hurting them. 48%. only 20% believe they are getting help from the administration. that is not good. >> no. i think that is why next year, joe biden will not be the democratic party nominee. >> bill: whoa. you are on record. >> on record. because economy, they can sweep the hunter stuff away. that has a stench. poor economy. president people feel is not up for the job certainly not next four years. i don't know what the scenario is going to be. can't have him running in november 2024. >> bill: this is what jacui does for a living

liz: joining us now, liz peek, steve forbes, forbes media chairman. a cnn poll. 66% say a second biden term would be a disaster, a setback for the u.s. now it's got far left being hysterical about what has been talked about. keeping spending at 2022-2023 levels. that's at record historic highs. but this is domestic terrorism hostage taking? what is going on with the white house and far left squad? >> they are actually describing themselves. there has been a 40% increase and no justification for it. they want more than more and more. you see it on the spending and regulatory side. they keep pushing for higher taxes. we know what they want to do to air-conditioners and gas stoves. they are against anything that makes life more pleasant. more people are on to it and i think that's why the biden administration is finally sitting down to negotiate a deal with kevin mccarthy. liz: you can see biden mitting new lows in the cnn poll. >> i called on the president to invoke the 14th amendment and mint a coin and not negotiate with hostage takers. we don't negot

as forbes notes, the family lived mainly in switzerland.rd position in the list is occupied by the heirs of the main owner of sibur and novatek leonid michelson. they have at almost $11 billion, little is known about his son. and victoria mikhelson oversees projects in the fund for supporting young russian artists this year, mikhail mikelyatsionny transferred to his daughter a 2.3% stake in novotek, as well as the company ges-2, which owns the house of culture of the same name and the udarnik cinema . dmitry yury and anastasia nearly $7 1/2 billion each dmitry and yury clarifies forbes are family businesses quite a bit behind them jihangir makhmudov is the son of the founder of the ural mining metallurgical company iskander. makhmudov jihangir, according to forbes estimates , will get 7 billion 300 million dollars. he works in russia in his father's group. shares of the world's largest gpu maker nvidia are up 6% today and the company's market value has surpassed a trillion dollars of such companies in the world only six, last year was a goo

thank you, city administrator chu and elaine forbes for your words. through your examples you have shown the examples that all cities can take to move toward a resilient future and we're joined by 189 cities from -- 18 cities from across the united states and canada. when we started our regional convening and chose the bay area, we did it in part because of this amazing beautiful geography of the area, of course, but also in part because of the breath of resilience activities that you are all undertaking across the bay area. but i would say that we truly picked this area to come and visit because of the people that are here doing this work in resilience, and you truly are leading the pack in resilience. you see building a resilient city is extremely hard and it takes technical know-how across many disciplines, but it also takes people with holistic mindsets with coalition building skills and the optimism and belief that it really is possible for us to build urban resilient cities that serve every member of our communities. and we know we must do this

forbes journalists came to such conclusions that the countries supplying kiev with weapons are sufferingnsequences of the crisis, ukraine itself is also in distress. the russian economy is stronger as emerging markets like india and china ignore western sanctions to support ukraine by coming up with ever more sophisticated ways, such as a british military analyst. michael clarke advised the kiev troops to save air defense shells, perhaps they will completely waste all the stocks of missiles, if they are not careful, the ukrainians will soon receive patriot systems. now these installations are in poland , it will take some time to deploy them, since they require serious training of personnel and they are very expensive ; in addition , the expert suggested not to waste anti-aircraft shells that america supplies to inexpensive drones, meanwhile, activists continue to shout that washington puts its interests above all else biden administration’s decision to drag the west into conflict with russia is called a disaster the united states has already delivered almost everything that the ukrainia

like you were talking about with steve forbes. how do they justify the wealth tax? do they justify the inheritance tax, death tax? these things are highly immoral. but if you can convince people there is this white sue sprem sy, it's great threat, if these people have money and power, guess what, they will use it to suppress you and do evil things then they start to justify how they confiscate all of your wealth for what, them, more government, more power. stuart: never stops. jason, thanks for being here. always a pleasure. see you again real soon. jason chaffetz. >> thanks stuart. stuart: democrat presidential candidate rrfk, jr. says he will beat biden in the primary. what exactly is he saying? lauren: he already has 19% of the vote, right? he told fox news digital, he see as pathway to victory even without a debate. here is the quote. we need to be able to show people democracy works, that the united states is not just like the soviet union where the party picks candidates and public really doesn't have a say. we need to be the party of the new deal, not the rig

almost called you steve forbes.nks for being with us. >> steve forbes my best friend so that's a complement. stuart: he's on the show later so that's all good. thanks, steve. we're less than two weeks from the official start of summer. lauren is back. any trends in summer travel you can see now? lauren: shorter trips, cheaper trips so bank rate.com says 63% of includes is more than last year will travel this summer, and since we are still dealing with inflation, we've made some adjustments to the itinerary. 26% say we're going to drive over fly up 10 points from last year and we're looking for cheaper lodging and for shorter stays, just to save money, to get by. the other thing to note and i've noticed this big time. if want to use your airline miles or hotel points inflation hit them too. you need so many more to cover your itinerary. it's nearly impossible for a family to fly somewhere on miles stuart: you're right. lauren thanks. check out this headline. here we go. the greatest wealth transfer in history is here

this year, on the forbes list of the richest entertainers.imself. >> he did it all himself and he remained himself. he did not try to become hollywood. he made hollywood become tyler perry. [laughter] i think that is something. he's a transformational figure. we really to tell all our children about him because there is nobody that has traveled as far as heated as fast as he did without losing who they are. >> it's an extraordinary story. he's an extraordinary man. reverend, al, thank you so much. we will see you tomorrow morning? >> brighton early. >> i will see you bright in early. coming up next, another legend of the entertainment industry whose brought us bridgerton, grey's anatomy, now the number one shot on netflix. my interview with the one and only shonda rhimes. for every little thing that somebody can do, it's a little step, each step is forward. to be here on this side, what i would say to anybody, if the pain is the buy in, what are you paying for? had i stopped then, had i died then, had i given up, i would've missed the best pa

tamara has been nominated by her community for forbes 30 under 30. gem o'reilly has spoken to her.is is where we cook and this is where i sleep. i want to show you something which will shock you. i'm 27 years today and over 27 years of my life i have lived in a shack and i never had any windows, never had any water, never had any basic needs. one of two taps that we had and they're not working, as usual. tamara grew up in eastern cape in south africa. when she started puberty, her single mother had to choose between buying food or sanitary products. when i started my period, it was a very difficult time for me because i grew up watching my mum using rags, like old rags or clothes as a pad, so by the time i got into my period i had to learn how to fold an old cloth, take an old cloth, you wash it, you... you cut it up really nicely as a pad and you wrap it around you. tamara magwashu used to miss school for more than a week when she was on her period. she is now created a business where she donates period products to the poorest schools in south africa. i made a choice deep within m

so that was really what prompted the the forbes blog i was confused. i mean, i was really literally reaching out to ask assistance and lo behold, somebody from the wells fargo scandal who was an employee, they got fired, reached out to me and she shared a story. so that story is actually in a book i mean, i didn't know that that was going to happen, but i really was looking to the web for what are you do? how do you how do you fix this? because when corporations behave badly in that regard, it makes it hard for educators myself to really tell students, oh, you know, go into the organization, read the mission, trust them. they'll trust you. they have the best intentions for you. when they're not seeing that, it makes it tough. us so that's what prompted the article, you know, and again, i think it's a really, really important point, especially when you think about the careers that some of your students may be going into and, you know, the pressures that they may be under right. whether they're cfo rose or whether they're comptrollers or chief accountant

steve forbes joins us this morning. good morning to you, steve. >> good morning.ley: would you agree with mr. buffett's summation? >> yes, because he's dealing with the real-world including having a real thumb on what's happening in the economy in terms of things that are going on, and so he pointed out that earnings are going to be coming down and he's absolutely right. i'm surprised the market has held up as well as it should, but in the real-world, things are going to be slowing even more, despite the happy talk from the biden white house. ashley: so does that mean a recession? well who knows how the economic theologians will define the economic activity or the lack but yes, a lot of people & companies will feel it. this whole generation of zero doctor rates so clearly now at an end & companies that have been accompanied to having free money, they aren't getting it anymore. that's going to put them in a hard place. banks are going to get more regulation, which will hurt lending and a lot of countries overseas took on a lot of debt as well including japan, and t

stephen moore and stephen forbes want wall street to keep politics out of our retirement savings.re is next and he will explain it. ♪ , marcus this morning after 12 business we are starting to see price movement to the upside. dow is up 60, pastor of 60 points as well. look at this, microsoft just hit 16 month high, 320 sports fans. let's get serious, that ceiling negotiations resumed today, grady trumbull on capitol hill. do voters support in these ongoing arguments? >> not president biden, at least on two key issues according to a pair of recent polls. let's look at the numbers as that ceiling talks continue today, 58% of democrats want to reduce the budget as part of a deal, according to an ap survey taken earlier this month and will get one specific place, work requirements. nearly two thirds of those surveyed in axios pole support work requirements for medicaid and snap benefits including almost half of democrats, still the president insists speaker mccarthy is being unreasonable. >> it's time for the other side move from their positions because much of what they have propose

argentine in the list of highest paid athletes of the world, the updated rating was published by forbes magazine over the past year , chris worked 136 million dollars, 90 of them came from various sponsorship and advertising contracts. recall in january, the striker moved from manchester united to the club from saudi arabia al-nasr thanks. what his annual income has almost doubled messi received $ 130 million, in third place in the rankings. theirs is another forward pazhklin bappe with a salary of 10 million less than the orgentinean and we will add due to the fact that the middle east is now actively investing in sports, especially in football and golf, world stars began to receive more than ever, and for the year 10 liters. list earned more than one billion dollars and broke the record five years ago. arguably the most anticipated playoff series of recent years kicked off in the golden stateors western conference semi-finals the defending champions are fighting against the los angeles lakers pull-dippers today equal wrestling and only in the fourth quarter ozerniki went to plus 14, b

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>> they did according to this investigation by forbes.t reviewed a trove of internal tik tok documents and what they found is the social media company stored social security numbers, tax ids and other sensitive info of its biggest u.s. influencers on servers in china. one of those influencers is part of tik tok's lids to sway public opinion in favor of the app before his testified on capitol hill that influencer told forbes it came as a surprise to him tik tok was doing this. it appears to be at odds with what ceo show told lawmakers under oath. >> you do have access to american data and storage of american data. >> american data has been stored in virginia and singapore in the past and access is on a required basis by engineers for business. >> no. >> senator marco rubio whose proposed tik tok fan tweeted this morning, i'll ask the department of justice to investigate whether tik tok ceo committed perjury during his congressional testimony. we've reached out to tik tok on this and have not heard back but they've been pushing a plan to st

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for more on this, let's bring in forbes media chairman steve forbes. let's dig right into this. the field is starting to grow for the gop. you have got some respectable candidates with a lot of ideas. part of the problem with a growing field is they tend to attack each other and take each other down. tim scwot and ron desantis have proven themselves in their states. what are your thoughts on who we have at the moment and who will be coming next week. >> obviously donald trump is the frontrunner right now. the polls say that. i think what will emerge after the debates. two or three cinderella candidates. candidates not in the headlines now but people impressed what they aring doing and want to learn more about them. going back to 1976 and 1980. the country was very dissatisfied with what the country was doing. ronald reagan emerged. he was considered a fringe candidate in '79-'80. don't be surprised if a tim scott emerges or one of the governments emerges like governor sununu. or governor bergen of north dakota. jackie: there are a lot of similarities between joe biden and jimmy

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paid paid athlete after his move to saudi arabian club. nasa, according to the business magazine, forbes, the portuguese ford, made around a 123000000 euros in the past year. we're now the top of the list for the 1st time since 2017. and woke up with yellow macy and liam up. it came 2nd and 3rd on the list here in germany, the semi finals of the cop german cub frankfurt have beaten, stood guard by 3 goals to to got lead one nail at half time. but then franklin. net a 3 2nd half goals to secure victory. they'll face rob b r b leipzig in the final on june 3rd. coming up next, our documentary series doc film looks at twin sisters planning to leave early on together surgical better life after the break. and of course, the one used at the top of the are on laddie for myself and the team. explain it us you thing was like a stepping point. you know, i want you into that would you want to change your studies? now you have, i said if you can, you can choose to go back or somewhere else currently more people than.

la revista forbes publicÓ esta semana a la lista de los deportistas mejor pagados en 2023.bolistas, lionel messi, con ganancia de $130,000,000 y kylian mbappÉ con $120,000,000. en cuarto lugar aparece lebron james, que recaudÓ 119.5 millones de dÓlares. en la quinta posiciÓn aparece un mexicano en lista. se trata del "el canelo" Álvare z, cuyas ganancias alcanzan los $110,000,000. esto incluye no solo los ingresos por sus contratos deportivos, sino patrocinios y emprendimientos. en mÉxico encontraron un tÚnel clandestino para robar gasolina. se hallÓ en tulancingo y es el segundo tÚnel de su tipo hallado este aÑo. reportero: al estilo chapo guzmÁn fue hallado este tÚnel con ventilaciÓn, espacio para varias personas y que servÍa para trÁfico de gasolina. >> estÁ electrificado y tiene ventilaciÓn. reportero: tenÍa un altar de la santa muerte con figuras satÁnicas, como medida de protecciÓn porque se traficaba con material sumamente peligroso. >> es un altar con la figura de una figura demoniaca o un diablo y algunas ofrendas que le colocaron en su interior. reportero: el tÚne

now , the latest data from forbes recently came out, and many family members nominally increased theirrstanding of all the details of the events of january last year, but there is a certain understanding that with the protests that broke out in the country, they had to be suppressed and the protest was clearly suppressed. it is gradually lost due to the non-transferability of power and the accumulation of a negative a-a image or a background associated with in the administration , and here are the protests all over the country, they and within the elite broke the name of nazarbayev, and here is his successor. it turns out to be full of power and ensures that this is my guarantee and this system is maintained , not nazarbayev, and the closest members are not held accountable in the fall. we do not see many of them have left the country , have sunk to the bottom, so to speak, or do not appear in life, but people affiliated with them, they are present both in the economy and in politics , so it is early here that i am inclined to this version in order to preserve the assets and stabilize

, who woutt— he's supported kate forbes, who woutt nave— he's supported kate forbes, who would have beenng to me is that there netta— disturbing to me is that there are media organisations in seottant— are media organisations in scotland who— are media organisations in scotland who knew about these ntsstng— scotland who knew about these missing funds. _ scotland who knew about these missing funds. /tit. missing funds. you know, this has been a scandal hiding in plain sight . and where has the plain sight. and where has the scrutiny arnie been? where is the scrutiny now? i mean, this is a scandal. well, that makes partygate look like tiddlywinks, but it's like they always say it's never the up that gets you. it's the cover up that gets you. and the fact that it was covered up for so long by multiple different parties means that it is now now a growing mushroom cloud that simply will not dissipate. and real issue dissipate. and the real issue here, actually, that the here, actually, now that the police the police are police know and the police are looking it, it will have to looking at it,

by the way forbes named it one of the angriest airports in the country.t in california. that took the top spot. i'm surprised. i know that airport very well. it's a good airport. the angriest, can't believe it. followed by jacksonville, then epily airfield in omaha, and the tampa and san antonio airports brought up the list. forbes came up with the rankings by analyzing tweets directed at airports over the last year. better check the markets because susan is sitting next to me and has good -- well, not good news but the news on google and the news on samsung. susan: yeah, samsung is the world's largest smart phone seller and sell more smart phones than everybody else including app and will it's a big threat when reports suggested that were going to replace google as default search engine with microsoft's bing instead and google lost $55 billion in market cap on that day when that report hit. but it looks like today, google, which pays samsung $3 billion a year for that privilege and get a lot back in billions of traffic and user traffic and beneficial to

, who wowtt— he's supported kate forbes, who wowtt nawe— he's supported kate forbes, who would have beenere netta— disturbing to me is that there are media organisations in soottant— are media organisations in scotland who— are media organisations in scotland who knew about these ntsstng— scotland who knew about these missing funds. _ scotland who knew about these missing funds. /t:::t. missing funds. you know, this has been a scandal hiding in plain sight . and where has the plain sight. and where has the scrutiny arnie been? where is the scrutiny now? i mean, this is a scandal. well, that makes partygate look like tiddlywinks, but it's like they always say it's never the up that gets you. it's the cover up that gets you. and the fact that it was covered up for so long by multiple different parties means that it is now now a growing mushroom cloud that simply will not dissipate. and real issue dissipate. and the real issue here, actually, that the here, actually, now that the police the police are police know and the police are looking it, it will have to looking at it, it will have to

i agree with forbes. with numbers like, this it's super hard to get re-elected.inee, you have to begin to see how the republican primary plays out. is donald trump is a sure thing? secondarily, biden last to raise his numbers. by the time you get to the end of the summer, if he hasn't, a lot of people will reconsider whether or not they should get in the race and whether or not democrats can attempt a chance at a biden re-election. i think he will have a doubt moment. it will come after labor day. >> martha: interesting. lisa, what do you think? >> i think for most republican voters, where we are right now, the two most important things are winning. two, it's long-lasting change with government reform for me. we have to decentralize the federal government. the biggest threat to americans is our own government. look at the weaponization about the fbi and american citizens. we're no longer a constitutional republic. we're walking towards authoritarianism in this nation. the only hope for survival is to decentralize the federal government. on those two arenas -- i l

mark forbes, media ceo steve forbes says that— g: mark forbes, media ceo steve forbes says that thereenter was giving a theatre school , and that is when theatre school, and that is when schofield met this 15 year old. at the time, the schoolboy asked schofield for a job and schofield for a job and schofield arranged for an interview for him. it to led a position as an itv production assistant when he turned 18, some time afterwards, the affair began when? tonight, schofield right. the mail on sunday faces career ruin his this morning co—presenter holly willoughby told of her devastation on when she discovered he had lied to her about the relationship . that her about the relationship. that headuneis. her about the relationship. that headline is . schofield lover was headline is. schofield lover was . just 15 when they met. where does he go from here? where do itv go from that extraordinary story? and i've got no doubt there's more to come. by the way, sunday mirror. well, here is the commercial damage to itv. itv set to axe this morning, say the sunday mirror. clearly schofield's car