reed hastings, when he came up with this idea, was thinking about it when he named the company. he called it "netflix," not "dvdflix." when i met reed in 1999, he describes netflix pretty much like it is right now. and this was at a time when literally no entertainment was coming into the home on the internet, he described a world where all home entertainment would come in on the internet. david: and so, when streaming came along, the theory was that people would be willing to pay a, let's say, monthly subscribing rate, then they would see programming that they could not otherwise easily get. but the idea of doing your own programming was novel. you were seen as the person who came up with the idea of not just taking stuff that's already out there, the 100,000 things that might already be available, but producing your own programming for netflix. where did you get the idea from? ted: in the very beginning, we did not think much about doing other programming because that wasn't the problem we were trying to solve. the problem was really distribution and the consumer relationship

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so, for us, the case has decided not to obtain a court decision to cancel his detention was in haste, and then arrested in january on charges of insurrection, in connection with his decision to the grand marshal in december. also leaving the prison, the president stopped his mode to k, to greet hundreds of substances. the, the kind of those governing policies to vote for new leader on sunday. probably next adjusting today who has been losing support for several years. his liberal party has recently seen a turnaround. leadership race has become focused on, you can best confront us present donald trump, since he threatened to impose terrorist and onyx canada. so you have a tons of reports, not from the capital. ultimate canadian flag sales have boomed following donald trump suggestion, but kind of it become the 51st us stage. every flag pin deckles patch that we have with any key chain, anything with the canada flag on it has been flying off the shelf. trump is also up and the domestic politics. just a few weeks ago, justin food a resigned as leader of the liberal policy. finally acknow

i think in the haste to get a lot of what they thought the fat was trimmed, they cut past the bone andnto the marrow. >> and elon musk also said the last time he took questions in the oval office that "we will make some mistakes. you can expect that, but" they're trying to address it when that happens, and in pursuit of his bigger goal quickly. >> jacqui heinrich with the latest at the white house. thank you. sandra? >> live at the state department where tammy bruce is briefing here she is taking questions from reporters. a hot topic right now is usaid. >> was to say it's not going to happen again. rich, fox news. we all know that. >> thank you. tammy, on this usaid investigation, on capitol hill -- the past couple of days. briefing numbers of congress and updating them on this. requiring deferrals to the department of justice. can you provide any specific examples of illegal wrongdoing, what the department believes is illegal wrongdoing at usaid? >> my first chance to say -- what i cannot comment on, which in general is certainly any possible litigation, the nature of negotiations or

how can this extraordinary haste in which the pardon was decided on and the secrecy with which it was carried out be explained? and how can you explain the fact that the pardon of richard nixon was accompanied by an agreement with respect to the tapes, which in essence and the public mind hampered the special prosecutor's access to these materials and was done also in the public's mind and disregard the public's right to know the full story about richard nixon's misconduct in office and. in addition, the public. i think once an explanation of how benton becker was used to represent the interest of the united states in negotiating the tapes agreement when at that very time he was under investigation by the united states for possible criminal charges and how also can you explain, not having consulted leon jaworski, special prosecutor, before approving the tapes agreement? and i think, mr. president, these are only a few of the questions that have existed in the public's mind before. and i'm fortunately still remain not resolved. and i have very brief time. i would like to ask you, in ad

there is something where zelenskyy, you know, says something about being wrong or, you know, acting in haste or something like that publicly, we will see what that looks like. but i do believe that trump does want something that he can say is a peace deal, whether that is exactly what zelenskyy wants it to be, i think is a pretty big question. >> maggie haberman. thank you for joining us on this breaking news. also here joining us is a military source, retired air force colonel cedric leighton. can you just talk us through what this looks like in terms of, you know, millions, hundreds of millions of dollars of aid that's going to ukraine in terms of this, how long before they start to feel a pause? and we don't know how long it's going to last. could be a day. could be forever, right? how long before they feel this on the battlefield. >> so this. >> this gets to be really interesting, caitlin, because there's several different forms of military aid and several different paths that the aid actually takes to get to ukraine. so what you have is things like 155mm ammunition, for example, going i

i haste to say that i will probably not yell at you.ill not live up to the things that we have been accused of today. i want to defend some actions that are being taken. i remember a few years ago when boston had to illegal aliens who were, they were known as criminal aliens, but they were known as on the watch list. they created a bomb that went off at the boston marathon. only killed a couple of people, but caused huge disruption. it brought to light that the administration at the time and prior administration had allowed people who were on watch lists that we understood the terrorism , criminal and we were allowing them in the country. we have watched forward as we have moved about the rule of law being ignored. the united states of america allows 1 million people to go through our process. the largest amount of anywhere in the world, 1 million people and they go through a process, and i spoke at one of these ceremonies, naturalization ceremonies last may. and i spoke to the people that were there. and they all unequivocally stated t

this morning we heard from a brigett of hastings, minnesota. her son was dealing with haik and took what he thought was a percocet but it was a pill lace with fentanyl. he died at age 19. for too long companies have used a blind eye when young children see their content and criminals get on. i'm increases the risk of mental illness, addiction, exploitation and even suicide among kids. i'll never forget the testimony of the f.b.i. director telling us that in just one year, i believe it was 2023, over 20 kids had committed suicide just because of the pornography and pictures that had been put out there when they were innocently sending a picture to what they thought was a girl friend or boyfriend. i'm hopeful this hearing will be the beginning of actually passing these bills into law. representative gulfy, you and i met through senator cruz and the bill we have. and we have an additional bill with senator cornyn that's really important, shield act. and as you know, the threat of dissemination alone can be tragic, especially for kids. we need to e

in her haste to get up to sodus after the murders, she said she inadvertently neglected to leave theey reached out to some of the people that he knew and tried to get those who had permits to take care of that weapon for her. dennis murphy (voiceover): did the story of the pink gun sound a little fishy? maybe, but a ballistics test ruled out that particular glock as the one that killed the couple. and casey had an alibi that checked out. he was at work when the shooting happened. he had arrived at work on time. he was at work on the day of the shooting. dennis murphy (voiceover): but detectives weren't quite done with poking around in the life of josh's ex-girlfriend, charlene. and they found out something quite curious. casey was her local boyfriend, but not the only man in her life. there was tim down in texas. well, there's casey miller, but then we also find out there's her husband, tim dean. and who's tim dean? tim dean is a former chief of police of sunray, texas. dennis murphy: tim is your husband. yes. casey's your boyfriend. yes. you don't need me to tell you you've got a co

beach street cul de sac open space area is under extreme duress and implementing this contract with haste and careful consideration will enable much needed repairs to begin as a volunteer representative on the committee community advisory board overseeing the embarcadero navigation center, i and other neighbors have worked extensively with oci staff marie munson and now jasmine cole to get trash cans installed in this park and to monitor the antiquated lighting system which keeps failing often due to vandalism. we have found staff to be responsive and diligent and are eager to see them get this contract in place to triage current conditions and begin to address the overdue repairs listed in the staff report at this week's advisory subcommittee meeting, neighbors and southern station captain martin alike noted that unsafe conditions have developed in this area and work is needed to improve site leanness, discourage illegal behaviors and perhaps rethink the area to encourage more community use. we may be visiting you at your future meetings as we work together with oci staff and request an

in my office to be granted floor privileges until the end of this congress, joe, dean and thomas hastings the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cruz: the united states coast guard is essential to protecting our nation's maritime borders from threats like illegal immigration and transnational crime. the coast guard saves american lives and ensures that commerce flows smoothly at our ports. the coast guard authorization act of 2025 is bipartisan legislation that senator cantwell and i negotiated and agreed to with house transportation and infrastructure committee chairman sam graves and ranking member rick larson, it bolsters the coast guard's critical missions for border security and enforcing the rule of law in domestic be and international waters. i want to draw attention to key provisions in the bill. last year the coast guard seized over 100 metric tons of cocaine. unfortunately, cartels are using technology like miniature drone ships to smuggle drugs across our maritime border. without this legislation, the coast guard would remain unable to prosecute criminals who are using t

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