helen harris speaking to from galloway.explosive cyclogenesis, where it rapidly deepened in terms of the pressure and the wind speeds around the storm over the past 2a hours or so. here it is. you can see the low pressure with just all those isobars, especially just to the south of the centre of the low pressure. that's where we're seeing the strongest of the winds — winds through the republic of ireland, northern ireland and scotland too. red warnings still in force for wind associated with storm eowyn. across northern ireland and scotland, and the isle of man also under the influence of red warnings two —— of man also under the influence of red warnings too. for northern ireland, the warning runs until 2pm, but for scotland until 5pm and it's been extended further south. so this red warning now covers much of dumfries and galloway as well. could be isolated gusts up to 100 miles an hour. but even away from the red warnings, we have got a wider area right across the north of the uk with amber — warnings — 60 to perhaps 90

huge geographical— dumfries and galloway. huge geographical area, _ dumfries and galloway.rea, large - dumfries and galloway. huge geographicalarea, large number geographical area, large number of people could be impacted, what is the advice, but to suggested when they issue the red weather alerts?— suggested when they issue the red weather alerts? huge area, laruest red weather alerts? huge area, largest population _ red weather alerts? huge area, largest population area - red weather alerts? huge area, largest population area i - red weather alerts? huge area, largest population area i have l largest population area i have known covered by red warning, take it seriously, make preparations now, including securing outdoor furniture, anything loose outside including trampolines, that can have a big impact, especially on any potential travel. heed the warnings, the advice as well. if you do not need to travel, do not travel. it could be quite dangerous, you do not know when there will be trees down, power lines down, communications could be cut off, this are the sorts of thin

gracie galloway. cynthia baker, excepting on behalf of nancy lindenbaum. ted kaufman. gracie mccarthy excepting on behalf of -- mccarthy. excepting on behalf of of lewis ready. collin sykes junior excepting on behalf of collins sykes. eleanor smeal. bennie g thompson. wayne sis any. thomas j -- francis visco. paula wallace. and evan wilson. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪ [applause] pres. biden: hello, hello. please have a seat. happy new year. welcome to your house, the white house, the people's house. as i've said before, the most important title in america is not president but citizen. it is we the people, these are the words on which the entire nation has been built, not hyperbole. we gather here in the east room next to the portrait of teddy roosevelt. reformer, soldier, governor, president. he promoted the cause of active citizenship. despite his rugged individualism, he believed in forging common ground. he once said, grave perils are yet to be encountered in the stormy course of the republic but there is no reason we should fear th

professor scott galloway joins us. also tonight, rudy giuliani has reached an agreement with the women he defamed to settle the $150 million judgment against him, the trial he now avoids and what he no longer has to give up. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news on the next steps, now potentially just hours away in the ceasefire and hostage deal. tomorrow, the israeli security cabinet will vote on it. saturday, the full cabinet will. paving the way for phase one of the three phased agreement to begin now. these cabinet votes had been delayed, with israel blaming hamas for going back on parts of the agreement, which hamas denies. now it appears they are on. and cnn's jeremy diamond is in tel aviv for us tonight. what is the sense there about whether the israeli cabinet is going to sign off on this deal? >> well, anderson, earlier today, the fate of this cease fire agreement was suddenly thrust into a state of uncertainty as the israeli prime minister's office insisted that hamas was ma

. >> gus: galloway. indiana, ohio state. both teams need one. 77-76. galloway. keeps it alive. crosses over. jump stop. five to shoot. carlisle. spins. one to shoot. gets it off. an air ball. a shot clock violation with 14.2 to go. so what kind of play? coach diebler has a time-out left. indiana out of time-outs. he will call a time-out. >> jim: i think this play is under review. >> the previous play is under review for timing. >> gus: want to know how much time is left. remember, this game was even at 71 at the end of regulation. right know the clock reads 14.2. >> jim: yeah, the shot goes up, 16.3. the shot is up. doesn't hit the rim. >> gus: 14.9 maybe? >> jim: yep. looks like that. >> gus: indiana led by 10 late in the second half. >> jim: might be right there. right at 15, gus. >> gus: the buckeyes have had some close losses including last two games. oregon, wisconsin. 73- 73-71. lost to pittsburgh by a point. >> jim: a chance here on the last possession by -- >> after review, the game clock will be settle to 15.5. >> jim: wow. >> gus: so 14.2 to 15.5. the score 77-67. >>

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argyll and down this zone from argyll and bute and through the ayrshire coast towards dumfries and galloway per hour at times. some of this will be hitting during the crucial rush—hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. rush—hour period, particularly tomorrow morning covered, population centres covered, including belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, and add onto that the whole of the republic of ireland under a red warning issued by the met office. similar conditions, including the isle of man with a red warning. wins quite widely in these areas gusting to around 80-90 these areas gusting to around 80—90 mph but we could see some sports, particularly at the north coast of northern ireland and down this zone from argyll and down this zone from argyll and bute and through the ayrshire coast towards dumfries and galloway, 100 mass per hour at times. some of this will be hitting during the crucial rush—hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. rush-hour period, particularly tomorrow morning.— rush-hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. matt, where is storm eowyn _ tomorrow morning. matt, whe

some spots on the north coast of northern ireland and argyll and bute and dumfries and galloway thereds. some of this will be hitting during the rush hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. find rush hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. and where is this done right _ tomorrow morning. and where is this done right now? _ tomorrow morning. and where is this done right now? it _ tomorrow morning. and where is this done right now? it is - tomorrow morning. and where is this done right now? it is in - this done right now? it is in its development _ this done right now? it is in its development phase. - this done right now? it is in its development phase. it l this done right now? it is in| its development phase. it is this massive cloud here. this has been by a strong jet stream. that is been fired by cold air pushing out of the us and canada. underthis cold air pushing out of the us and canada. under this area marked here. this is where interaction with the jet stream is going through a rapid development stage. it is also known as a weather bomb. this is where the pressure in th

islands in the west of up to 100 miles an hour, and it's been extended further south into dumfries and gallowayh gusts of 60 to 70 miles an hour. higher gusts of 80 to 90 always possible towards the south. the amber is in place until 9:00 this evening, but across northern scotland, the northern isles until saturday morning at 6:00. so, this is the rest of the day, wintry showers over 300m in scotland — there will be blizzard like conditions here. further south there will be some sunshine but it remains very windy throughout the day. wherever you are, with gusts of wind of a0 to 80 miles an hour, possibly higher than that towards the coast and the hills. you see in these black circles here, these will be the temperatures despite the sunshine. they will be slipping through the day behind the cold front. so it is quite chilly by the end of the afternoon and it will stay cold overnight. tonight, an area of rainjust pushing west to east here. still some wintry showers across parts of scotland. strongest gusts of wind, northern scotland, the northern isles and there could be some icy stretches with t

of northern ireland, down there soon from argyll and bute through the si coast was dumfries and galloway, we could hit 100 mph at times. some of this will be hitting during the crucial rush—hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. where is storm eowyn right now? at the moment it is in its development phase. let me take you to the satellite picture, there is new york, glasgow, it is this massive cloud here, being driven by a really strong jet stream. that is being fired by cold air pushing out of the us and canada but it is under that area here, this is where interacting with the jet stream overhead is going through a rapid development stage, also known as a weather bomb, this is where the pressure centre drops drastically through the space of 2a hours and during that period the storm gets stronger and stronger and stronger. so it is still to meet its peak strength, hopefully it should meet that before it arrives in the uk. just explain how it is going to progress over the uk in the coming hours and the coming days and how long it could last for. , ., for. indeed, it will be a feature

in the middle of night winds turned savage, at galloway aquarium, the storm caused a surge of water. not to be killed when the gale inflicted this on their house. we to be killed when the gale inflicted this on their house.— this on their house. we are lucky that we are _ this on their house. we are lucky that we are alive. _ this on their house. we are lucky that we are alive. if this - this on their house. we are lucky that we are alive. if this would i that we are alive. if this would fell inside we would be buried. about 3 o'clock last night. i was just, it was the worst nightmare that you can. just, it was the worst nightmare that you can-— that you can. there was chaos in dublin, where _ that you can. there was chaos in dublin, where an _ that you can. there was chaos in dublin, where an ice _ that you can. there was chaos in dublin, where an ice rink- that you can. there was chaos in dublin, where an ice rink was . dublin, where an ice rink was flattened. the emergency services believed that lives were saved, because most people followed advice to stay at home. now that the st

it went right down to the south of scotland, to dumfries and galloway, up through the central belt anda where more than three million people live. that is more than half of scotland's population. there was a strong warning from police scotland yesterday that people should stay inside, seek shelter if at all possible. we have been doing a limited amount of filming today when it has been safe to do so, and i can say that the roads have been extremely quiet, but there has been damage. there has been disruption. there have been fallen trees, we have seen buildings brought down, we have seen roofs flying off and there have been overturned vehicles as well. there has been extensive disruption that is lorna gordon in scotland. northern england has seen reduced weather warnings — compared to ireland, northern ireland and scotland. our correspondent, danny savage, is in penrith. i think it's important to point out that it was an amber weather warning, which was in place across northern england. still in place, obviously not as severe as what we had in scotland and northern ireland. however, by

that's what scott galloway talked about before.he talked about the concentration of these monopolies, these five, six, seven monopolies that are monopolies. there's just no other way. if you look at a classical definition of monopoly, monopoly five, six and seven of these silicon valley companies are monopolies. and then the income disparity. we've had the greatest transfer of wealth, redistribution of wealth in the history of mankind from the, the 80s and really starting in the early 1990s to today, going from the middle class to the richest billionaires. and scott galloway talked about it last hour. just saying the tax system is rigged. people like him that make hundreds of millions of dollars basically pay ten, 11% of taxes. somebody that's working and starting a small business in new york state or other places paying like 50, 52, 53% of taxes to governments up and down the line. and while the richest of the rich have like maybe a 6% effective tax rate. >> yeah. >> and you mentioned earlier, joe, a moment ago, about the incredib

harris who owns the corsewall lighthouse hotel in kirkcolm, the most northerly point of the rhins of gallowaytalking to us, it is a wonder we can talk to you. what is it like there? it is - re what is it like there? it is pretty wild _ what is it like there? it is pretty wild outside - what is it like there? it is pretty wild outside and i what is it like there? it 3 pretty wild outside and we are well battened against the storm inside, but it is very rough out there. we can see along our coast and we can see it coming and it has been pretty ferocious.— and it has been pretty ferocious. that rare red weather _ ferocious. that rare red weather warning - ferocious. that rare red weather warning for - ferocious. that rare red | weather warning for wins ferocious. that rare red - weather warning for wins has now come into effect for scotland. you being at a lighthouse must see some fairly rough weather any time of the year, i suppose, rough weather any time of the year, isuppose, but rough weather any time of the year, i suppose, but how does this compare?— year, i suppose, but how does this comp

scott galloway said something to me that that always resonates, which is that it's not so much that thedemic changed things as much as it acted as an accelerant. and i think this is one of those instances you still have time to vote on today's poll question. it's birkenstock.com . do you agree with james carville that kamala harris lost for one simple reason the economy, when you go to vote, subscribe to the newsletter. while you're there, you're going to get exclusive editorial cartoons. here are two more. first, from rob rogers. and second, from jack ohman. come on. >> i lay on my back, frozen, thinking the darkest thoughts, and then everything changed, dana said. >> you're still you and i love you, super man. >> the christopher reeve story coming in february on cnn. >> the first time you try bounce, it hits you. your laundry feels way fresher, softer. so you start to wonder if i put a sheet of bounce on the finance guy, will it make him softer? bounce can't do it all. but for better laundry, put a sheet on it with sale through the heart of historic cities, an unforgettable scenery wi

mist and fog patches form across central and southern england, into the south—west and dumfries and gallowayast night. where we've got the blues that indicates temperatures below freezing. so once again we will see some pockets of frost develop. tomorrow morning then, we still have high pressure in charge but it is pulling a bit further away towards the east. isobars tell their own story but they effectively are keeping the weather fronts at bay in the atlantic at this stage will stop so mist and fog to lift slowly. we hang on to the cloud across the south—east once again. it will brighten up, but with high cloud across northern ireland and also parts of scotland, the sunshine will be hazy at times and still gusty winds. temperatures down a touch on today, looking at six to about ten degrees. so thursday into friday, you can see approaching weather fronts do come in, push northwards. as we head towards the weekend, as the high pressure continues to edge further east across other parts of europe, weather fronts start to make inroads from the west. what's that going to do to the temperature? w

what now for um, i think the great british politician george galloway. cool. that mostly a media. what is going to happen to all of that? will they just be able to die gracefully? or will there be some sort of uh, attempt to buy a trump administration to regulate monopoly media. but actually people aren't that interested in any more. maybe maybe go back to fcc regulations that were there before clinton destroyed all your local journalism that used to prosper across the united states as well. i think, you know, when trump got elected he, there was this incredible moment where he, he thanked a long list of pod cas that had been instrumental in spreading his campaign message . and that was a really amazing moment because it, it spoke to the almost total evidence of the so called traditional media in this country. they were really not a factor if trunk tries to crack down in any way on cbs or, you know, get their license yang because of the shenanigans with some of the editing and in the come all harris interview. i think you'd be making a mistake because legacy media in america is ba

severe gale—force winds, right the way across southern and western coasts, up into dumfries and gallowayorth overnight tonight, through this evening. with snow over the hills and another spell of rain rushes through across england and wales. and that's what i was talking about. it's those rainfall amounts adding up on the already saturated ground that we have. so the likelihood of flooding will continue to increase through today, tonight and into tomorrow. lots of heavy showers rushing in behind these weather fronts with hail, with thunder. lots of lightning as well. squally winds, as well as the fact that we've got those gales or severe gale—force winds continuing around our coastlines in the west and the south. so temperatures fairly academic, although there will be, of course, some sunshine between those showers, which thenjust continue through monday night and into tuesday. the low pressure by then starting to just track its way eastwards, the winds falling off a notch, but still lots of heavy showers around, again falling onto saturated grounds. temperatures fairly academic, but the

infected include parts of the central belt, southern and western parts of scotland, dumfries and gallowayd some of the islands. the met office are saying that the will see a rapid increase in the wind speeds from mid morning onwards. the red warning is in place from ten untilfive in the warning is in place from ten until five in the afternoon. it will move from west to east, with gusts of 80 to 90 mph, perhaps up to 100 miles an hour gusting along some coastal areas. some schools already closed and we expect more. it closed and we expect more. it is already really heavily raining _ is already really heavily raining here _ is already really heavily raining here and - is already really heavily raining here and it- is already really heavily raining here and it is. is already really heavily i raining here and it is really cold — raining here and it is really cold. probably— raining here and it is really cold. probably a _ raining here and it is really cold. probably a bit - raining here and it is really cold. probably a bit of- raining here and it is really cold. probably a bit of a i raining

methodist church and the alphabet streets are, you know, they go in alphabetical order, you know, fisk, galloway, hartsell iliff. i found out they're all named after big shots in the methodist church in the 1920s. but this was the area. this was the picture that astounded everybody. these are the older homes. these were the homes built back in the 1920s. i would suspect that many of them have wood shingle roofs. i mean, that's no one can believe that shot they're at, what they're looking for. >> jim, i purposely didn't direct the conversation towards your own close family and friends first because i, i figured after that it might be too hard to get through the informational stuff. but i got to ask you, have you heard from your brother? i know you've left, but he's still got a home there, right? and he's evacuated. >> and we just got word that my oldest brother, dan, he their home is okay. they are down at the end of sunset boulevard, okay. and that's an an older an older part of the palisades. that is an area that seems to have been not destroyed. >> how about your friends? >> now, i know seven

later portraying lieutenant commander joe anne galloway in "a few good men." >> if this is handled inu seem to handle everything else, something's going to get missed. >> david: all these years later, "the substance." >> have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself? >> david: a thought-provoking movie about the search for youth and a better you. but at what cost? >> i'm fine. everything's fine. >> david: moore's daughters cheering on their mother as she won her first major acting honor. >> 30 years ago, i had a producer tell me that i was a popcorn actress, and -- and that time, i made that mean that this wasn't something that i was allowed to have. i thought a few years ago that maybe this was it, maybe i was complete, maybe i would -- i've done what i was supposed to do. >> david: demi mao on the moment she waited more than 40 years for. her golden moment. >> i had a woman say to me, just know, you will never be enough, but you can know the value of your worth if you just put down the measuring stick. and so, today, i celebrate this as a marker of my wholeness and of the lov

force or severe gale—force right the way across the southern and western coast, to dumfries and galloway through across england and wales, that is what i was talking about, the rainfall amounts adding up on the already saturated ground we have. the likelihood of floating will continue to increase through today, tonight and into tomorrow, heavy showers rushing in behind the weather fronts with hailstones, lots of lightning, squally wind, the fact we have the gale—force and severe gale—force and severe gale—force wind continuing around our coastline is in the west and south, temperatures, some sunshine around the showers, continue through monday night and into tuesday, the low pressure by then starting to just track its way eastwards. they went falling off a notch but still lots of heavy showers around, for the non—saturated ground. fairly academic but runnable average, for this time of year, temperatures. stormy weather is giving us cause for concern, disruption, flooding, you can check out all the warning details online. this is bbc news, the headlines... president trump moots a potentia

. >> which already elon musk -- elon musk has already made for his investment, scott galloway pointedhis investment of some $200 million -- >> he made $250 billion already. and you know, what's interesting about elon, i was thinking this today when trump was making the comment about going to mars, that's all elon wants. i did one of the first interviews where he said i want to die on mars, just not on landing. which was funny at the time. but he wants to get to mars. and this is his motivation. i don't think money is his motivation most of all. he really does want to get himself and humanity to mars. >> how much is there the battle between jeff bezos and elon musk over space? space is incredibly important. blue origin -- >> they were very club by today. >> but do you think a lot of them saw elon musk -- he sent out that x or tweet or whatever it's called now, the day of the assassination attempt right after that, do you think a lot of them realize they were late to the game? >> absolutely. i mean -- >> that's what they're like on everything. one person makes a dating service, ten of t

. >> aubrey galloway is a doctor visiting from new york city. he's one of thousands seeing san francisco with full security during its first major tourist event of the year. >> i think it's wonderful. truthfully, it's a wonderful city. pretty much like i remembered it. and i love san francisco. >> that's the feedback many agencies are hoping for. >> we're hoping that they had a great experience, that their meetings were productive, that they it was seamless, that they could get from point a to point b with no problem, that they felt safe and secure, and that we were able to execute this without any incidents. >> annamarie presutti is the president and ceo of sf travel, the agency working to bring more people to san francisco. she says a successful j.p. morgan conference can create the momentum we're hearing back from all of these folks that, you know, that it's been easy and they got in easily, and it's just all of it from the time that they arrived to the time that they leave, you know, they look at everything and we get measured on the entire

scott galloway was pointing out, for his investment of some $200 million. >> he's doubled. he's made 250 billion already. what's interesting about elon. i was thinking this when trump was making going to mars. that's all elon wants. i did one of the first interviews and he said i want to die on mars, just not on landing. he wants to get to mars. this is his motivation. i don't think money is his motivation most of all. he really does want to get himself and humanity to mars. >> how much is there the battle between jeff bezos and elon musk over space? from bezos, space is incredibly important. >> they were very clubby today. but there is a lot of acrimony between them over the years. >> do you think a lot of them saw elon musk, he sent out that x or tweet or whatever it's called now the day of the assassination attempt right after that. do you think a lot of them realized they were late to the game? >> absolutely. on everything. one person makes a dating service. ten of them do. at the time they were following trump, i called them sheeple. and they really are. they go to she

and when benjamin franklin and joseph galloway were wanting to abolish the pennsylvania government and the constitution along with it, dickinson spoke up against that. and on the grounds that if the quakers, if gave up that constitution, then religious liberty would go away and they might not get it back. and so so even in his very know earliest sort of public public activities, we see him coming out expressing these quaker and and then as the as the resistance to britain goes forward and then the revolution begins at each step, he he he really came out became a spokesman not just for america, but also for the quakers. and in trying to protect their religious liberty, the religious liberty, women which do to his mind and to quakers also included the freedom of public speech. and so he wrote the first gender inclusive language in a constitution to protect women's religious liberty and their the freedom of public speech. of course, this was from from his early his draft of the articles of confederation. but but then he went on and at the first opportunity after independence was declared,

the next one is iliff, and then it goes on to hartsell and galloway. on embry the e street, which is one block over, and i. to be fair, i lived in five different houses here. we rented and we moved a lot. so one was on embry, one was up in the hills over embry on goucher. there was another one over there. i have now been able to visit all five and all five of them are gone, which is strange and i'm not quite sure how to deal with that. it's been bringing up a lot of memories that i that i haven't accessed, people that i haven't thought of in years. i had a memory of my first kiss. i it might have been on facebook. it might have been on i live with a boy named johnny, the first house party i threw as a teenager. i learned the lesson that all house parties thrown as a teenager end with the cops showing up. perennial lesson of the 1990s. and then, you know, there's like the riding the bikes. my elementary school is severely damaged. my one of my middle schools, again, we bounced around a lot. it was also really damaged. i got an email from them saying tha

we left at home in the palisades to move to florida because of the politics but this home was on gallowayeet right in the pacific palisades. so many of my friends, i can't tell you how many have lost their homes. a very dear friend of mine and his family home is gone. when i hear people say they can just rebuild, how do you rebuild years and generations of memories, of photo albums. how do you rebuild your kids? it so emotional for me, how do you rebuild your kids projects that they brought home, their yearbooks, how do you rebuild this, money can't buy the stuff back and this was a failure of leadership. we have covered so many natural disasters. how -- have you ever seen anything this bad? of covered so many wildfires my entire life writing california. we knew these winds were coming. why weren't we more prepared? >> it's a great question. >> we've known about this. three things we know when you are from california. the wildfires, the earthquakes and mudslides. they knew these winds and red like warnings were coming. we've always stationed fire trucks and places win this could have been

scott galloway has said it's the best investment elon musk has ever made.in, whatever, $200 million to the campaign and, you know, his net worth is already gone up multiple times. >> no, no. i don't think -- i know that makes me sound naive maybe, but i think that, you know, if he wanted to make money, you know, trump is certainly -- musk didn't do this to get more electric vehicle subsidies. trump is cutting him out. there's going to be a whole lot of regulation cut. yes, it's probably going to help spacex and some of the companies, but i think musk and if you read the book, there's just a whole lot more dark and light, demons and driven things, going on in his head, than a calculation of how can i get tesla to have a few more tax credits. >> how much time does he actually have to do this stuff? obviously, he's not running each of these companies. i'm told he has very good people in running a number of his companies like spacex. how much time does he actually have to devote to, you know, budgetary issues in the u.s. government? >> one of the things i talk

mark galloway, head orthopedist for the cincinnati bengals, have noticed a stark disparity.s it for these medical teams to look more like the players that they're helping? >> it's important to have providers who share your life experiences. and who can relate to you. and who understand where you're coming from so that when you're treating an athlete, you can treat them on their terms. >> michael: changing the field is what inspires students likery reagan burgess. >> women are under represented in medicine as a whole. in orthopedics black women make up less than 1% of orthopedic surgeons in the country. this opportunity allowed me an extra glimpse of what my life could look like and if i chose the path of orthopedic medicine. she's now a resident. how does this make you feel? >> she's going to do great thing. she's going to inspire other people to follow in her footsteps. >> michael: and in her footsteps follow 70 students who have completed the program since it was founded in 2022. >> the mentorship i receive here i don't think anywhere else it would have been possible. lot

i listen to scott galloway the other day.aims 10 years ago we only had 400 tax codes and now we have 4000. the wealth disparity that is happening is because of our tax codes, this whole thing with the external revenue service that we are trying to do. what are we going to do with that money, are we going to give those back to the people? to the billionaires, the oil companies? host: let's hear from david in texas, republican line. caller: two things. i want your show frequently and i see these politicians talking about money and taxes, how many corporations at this time have their businesses have a po box in bermuda to avoid paying taxes? i had a theory after watching the confirmation hearings, the democrats being unethical. are the republicans that afraid of donald trump? thank you so much for your time. host: pam bondi expected to go through the hearing at the senate judiciary committee. a shot of the room. it will fill up as the hour goes on. c-span, you will be able to watch a little bit of it before it transitions to oth

. >> joining us now professor of marketing at the nyu stern school of business, our friend scott gallowayo-host of the raging moderates podcast. scott, so glad you're here to walk us through this this morning. remember, it was just four years ago, about right now that mark zuckerberg and facebook meta pulled donald trump's accounts down after the attack on the capitol on january 6th. now, you fast forward four years. donald trump threatening mark zuckerberg during the campaign. and it does look just in the last few days, last couple of weeks, like full capitulation, giving donald trump exactly what he wants. what do you see in this move? first off, good to be with you, willie. i see that all ceos in tech should stop using the term stakeholders and just go back to really the truth here and talk about shareholders. four years ago, the term was called moderation. now it's being called censorship. and with this decision, the ceo of meta, mark zuckerberg, it's kind of a twofer. he gets to placate, at least temporarily, the president who threatened to put him in jail for the rest of his life, a

professor of marketing at the nyu stern school of business, scott galloway, thank you very much.k is entitled "the algebra of wealth a simple formula for financial security." great conversation. i want to make a comment about a word that was used in this interview. donald trump was tried civilly and was found libel of sexual abuse, not rape. but the judge in the case likened his actions to rape, but the liability was officially called sexual abuse. >>> coming up, donald trump says he will be inheriting a bad economy when he takes office later this month. steve rattner is standing by at the southwest wall with his charts to debunk that claim. "morning joe" will be right back. "morning joe" will be right back copd isn't pretty. from the struggle to breathe... to getting stopped in your tracks. bye, grandma. ♪♪ but with trelegy, i can finally move forward. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace

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