probably that that was the one that joe long as the germans occupied room the moon age, the italians became the word of artillery falling from sky spread quickly to terrifying, unfamiliar sounds of screaming plain, deafening explosions. because reminders to nowhere were safe. not even within the news of the site to be in the 5th was beginning to unravel the claims with the fictitious disease, the allies, the dropping bones. syndrome k. patients who knew twofold, racing in time. but all they could do was white and hug quite some of them on, but there was bombing to that. but i thought they've been in for tele hospital had become a perfect observation and put them in the room once the baffling metropolis. one of you just was experiencing family. parents will literally risking their lives to feed their children. it became hand to mouth for many. ah, we were all against the germans. mack possible for you always hoped they would be defeated. the offer, but then they started advancing again. as of the allied forces was slowly moving north using the treacherous terrain to his advantage, gen

joe: how long do you see people getting excited, and how much do you see of that taking away from theoin itself? >> speculation is not a bad thing. speculation is often necessary to get people to look up from their desk. we are seeing plenty of substantive use cases being built on top of bitcoin with bitcoin, and outside of bitcoin. seeing indicators like that is necessary for this space. taylor: always appreciate your time, breaking down today's broader moves and putting it into context. stay with us. we continue the conversation. and what happens to decentralized systems under extreme volatility like esau today? that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ drew -- joe: let's talk more crypto. joining us now, community member of the maker debt ecosystem. i guess what is interesting to me on a day like this -- we did have extreme volatility in the crypto space, but it did not seem to break. >> yes, i see volatility like today, and i don't get blindsided anymore. i have been in this space for a number of years now, and it is just another -- what is this? wednesday yeah, another wednesday. romaine

call for games to be canceled after tear gas from protests affects players on the pitch the left joe longlife in sport. well it's quite a little spring right about which i hope is welcome it makes things grow after all after all the dodgy start to spring and is widespread clad in various curls it comes up against this blocking high just east of moscow as everything goes in this direction then heads north and tempers have risen as for the southerly flow in scandinavia is no longer snowing anyway even in finland temperatures in the teens it's cold enough at the height of the tops of the outs on the pyrenees still to some snow it's not a great surprise i suppose for the general disappointment if you look at the temperatures there in the teens you'd expect to be in the twenty's for example europe or in london and london representing england here is wet and windy quite often certainly the whip it is there now typically innsbrook is below average by 4 degrees and it's going to be showers show showers or thunderstorms for the next few days that does represent an awful lot of europe but not all o

those who still refuse to leave, i'll put on the master pressure we learned while that maintain long joe in 2012 amidst the rebel field marking a former urban village we met last year. she had been arrested for not abandoning hope on. he told me to write a confession. i was so scared and i don't write well, i told him i couldn't write really well then the fellow prisoner wrote something for me. oh wow. you got this here. she told me it was my official objection to the demolition of the house. yes, i thought i was very frightened. i was confused. i just wanted to get out. even yes would have been better ones. the police were so cruel. the they had done guns. i was terrified. that's why i just signed sign and they let me go and let them write and research a david bender. he knows many cases like the jazz he was in guam, joe himself in 2012 who in many cases like this you can see the absolute desperation. and it varies from village to village, but many people are in this case there, they have nowhere to go. there is no future for them, no pensions, no place to live. their community is gone

and growing long-term earnings, and vimeo is in a nice position to do that and do that for a long time. joemid tech has been out of favor, growth has been down the last month or so. is that something that is on your mind? >> i worry zero about that. i actually look forward to those opportunities, those moments because they generally create opportunity for iac. no, i don't spend a lot of time worrying about it. caroline: what is the next opportunity? >> that is a very good question. that is something i spend a lot of time worry about. we are always going to favor businesses where we are already in the category. our publishing business is doing phenomenally well right now. we are looking at other businesses in publishing. i'm hopeful we can find some opportunities there. we've got a small business we are building in finding jobs and matching workers with employers, and looking for opportunity there, i think that is a really exciting space to do some transformation from off-line to online. we can find some new areas, too. caroline: thank you very much for joining us. meanwhile, coming up, home

i think the fact that this is one more example of joe biden's long experience from chairman of the senaten relations comm committee, vice president, now as president, plays in here. he deserves some credit. not all credit, of course. but he's navigating something and has done it skillfully for now. we'll see if the ceasefire holds. let's pray it does. b, he has not resolved the issues. >> to that point, democrats pretty dramatically. let's take a look that the gallup poll. the sympathies have narrowed between the israelis and palestinians to the point where today you have democrats being so vocal about they wanted joe biden to be more forceful on the issue of standing up for palestinian rights and human rights in the region. >> yeah. for the first few months of this white house, the democrat party has been very united on a whole host of issues. i think this happened, you know, in gaza very much sort of triggered the inner-party fighting we hadn't seen for a long time and said you need to do more on this. rashida talib, congresswoman from michigan, met president biden on the tarmac when he

us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to really grasp i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did so bored medicare for all i would still no support he and i. if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill in venezuela with economic war then it doesn't matter what other so-called good the things you do you've already crossed that moral line you are a monster and you do not deserve any support it's not just ok to have moral lines like that it's a date is the way we should all be all of the time we can just endlessly equivocate when it comes to what we stand for we can't be tirelessly dragged farther and farther along the path to ignoring our shared humanity if we were going to buy a pair of shoes right pair of shoes from a guy had a shop let

i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did it so board medicare for all i would still no support he asked if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill in venezuela with an economic war then it doesn't matter what other so called good the things you do you've already crossed that moral line you are a bonfire and you do not deserve any support it's not just ok to have moral lines like that it's a it's is the way we should all be all of the time we can just endlessly equivocate when it comes to what we stand for we can be tirelessly dragged farther and farther along the path to ignoring our shared humanity if you're going to buy a pair of shoes right pair of shoes from a guy at a shop let's pretend it's the 1800s when there were few shops

us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to really grasp i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did it so bored medicare for all i would still no support he asked. if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill and venezuela with economic war then it doesn't matter what other so-called good just things you do you've already crossed that moral line you are a monster and you do not deserve any support it's not just ok to have moral lines like that it's 8 days the way we should all be all of the time we can just endlessly equivocate when it comes to what we stand for we can be tirelessly dragged farther and farther along the path to ignoring our shared humanity if we were going to buy a pair of shoes right pair of shoes from a guy had a shop let

us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to really grasp i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did it so bored medicare for all i would still no support he asked if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill in venezuela with an economic war then it doesn't matter what other so-called good the things you do you've already crossed that moral line you are a monster and you do not deserve any support. it's not just ok to have moral lines like that it's a date the way we should all be all of the time we can just endlessly equivocate when it comes to what we stand for we can't be tirelessly dragged farther and farther along the path to ignoring our shared humanity if you're going to buy a pair of shoes right pair of shoes from a guy at a shop le

i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did it so board medicare for all i would still no support eat ass if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill and venezuela with economic war then it doesn't matter what other so-called good just things you do you've already crossed that moral line you are a monster and you do not deserve any support it's not just ok to have moral lines like that it's a it's is the way we should all be all of the time we can just endlessly equivocate when it comes to what we stand for we can be tirelessly dragged farther and farther along the path to ignoring our shared humanity if we're going to buy a pair of shoes right pair of shoes from a guy at a shop let's pretend it's the 1800s when there were a few shops

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so we know that again, we have a long road ahead, but joe biden can only block out those voices for so long. and i was really excited to see our very own congresswoman rashid police. meet him on the tarmac when he came to michigan. and i'm sure she had some really choice words for him. right. exactly. do you think there may be more going on behind his, his kind of public works his public statements? absolutely. without a doubt again, palestine is now within the progressive circles within the progressive conversations within progressive institutions in america. so for a while people have been able to state farm or, you know, keep a distance a safe distance away from the palestinian cause. but it's increasingly more difficult to do that. and biting president bottom came in with a long list of priorities ahead of the middle east peace process. but you know, the situation on the ground, the palestinian protest, the strike across palestine has made sure that he's gonna have to respond soon. and this shift with the backing of movements like black lives matter could this in which is a lead us

so we know that again, we have a long road ahead, but joe biden can only block out those voices for so long. palestine is now within the progressive circles within the progressive conversations within progressive institutions in america. so for a while people have been able to stiff arm or you know, keep a distance away from the palestinian cause, but it's increasingly more difficult to do that. and biting president violence came in with a long list of priorities ahead of the middle east peace process. but you know, the situation on the ground, the palestinian protest, the strike across california has made sure that he's going to have to respond soon . south africans were incredibly dependent on international pressure, cultural boycotts, economic costs, and political pressure. in order to finally, you know, get the that shipment that they needed to topple south african apartheid. so, allies from the movement for black lives, native americans like standing rock, undocumented americans who have been in solidarity with palestinians. this is all a part of the going coalition of progressive

>> we've been talking about this for a long time, long before joe biden came to the white house, actuallynald trump came to the white house. we have talked about this issue over and over and over. i suspect far more than the men have talked about this issue. >>ia. that's what i'm saying. >> i get your point. now what we're down to is starting to negotiate over the numbers. i'm reaching out. we're talking about numbers, all of us. we're talking with the white house about numbers and talking across the senate and across the house about numbers, but the point, let's not slip past this. the president of the united states two weeks ago addressed the entire nation, and he said there are some things we just absolutely need and one of the words that came out of his mouth following that sentence was child care. child care across this nation. early childhood education, and that is ground breaking. now we've got to negotiate to the right number. we've got to make it universal, available to all of our parents. we've got to make sure that we've made a commitment so we don't just say oh, yeah we're gla

that's going to take a very long time to achieve and chi edge. joe biden is care to relax these patient laws. germany, on the other hand, is notes. and the early reaction in germany was a cell or fighting. explain this. i mean, angela merkel has taken much stronger sense towards the ip protection or a chill bite, and definitely more open to communication and making sure that poor countries have access to vaccine. but expected our group are mentioned just releasing the ip is one part of it. it's more difficult to procure, actually, the ingredients needed, and then having the facility in order to produce so that the idea is great. however, i think the execution will prove to be much more difficult than we actually imagine at this stage. let's take approach. if you know, roper, that has been a rock, had been spike in many parts of the world, but we are a little way from recovering all the jobs that have been lost. what a, your view needs to happen, but demands to apply aspect to the global economy. is, is really interesting. some people last at jobs and

see the body administration as being more even handed i would suggest that's not the case joe biden has a long history in washington decades in washington he's always been a very ardent supporter of israel is called himself a committed zionist and once back in 86 on the floor of the senate he said if israel didn't exist united states of america would have to invent israel because it's such a wonderful thing in the middle east so i think by and large with some pressure from the progressive place of his own party which has been pretty much marginalized i would say overall u.s. policy is about the same with perhaps slightly less enthusiasm on the bottom ministrations i said i have to ask you why is this happening now considering we have seen peace in this region especially to this large scale always back in 2014 but definitely the 4 years i mean president you know why is this happening today 3 months is that anything to do with us are there something else happening within the region. well i think a lot of things are happening right now that are coming together we've seen the tension between israe

to see the bud administration as being more even handed i would suggest that's not the case joe biden has a long history in washington decades in washington he's always been a very ardent supporter of israel is called himself a committed zionist and once back in 86 on the floor of the senate he said israel didn't exist united states of america would have to invent israel because it's such a wonderful thing in the middle east so i think by and large with some pressure from the progressive flake of his own party which has been pretty much marginalized i would say overall u.s. policy is about the same with perhaps slightly less enthusiasm on the bottom ministrations i said i have to ask you why is this happening now concerned we have seen peace in this region especially to this large scale always back in 2014 but definitely the 4 years under president trump why is this happening today 3 months is that anything to do with us or is there something else happening within the region. well i think a lot of things are happening right now that are coming together we've seen the tension between israel and h

to see the bud administration as being more even handed i would suggest that's not the case joe biden has a long history in washington decades in washington he's always been a very ardent supporter of israel is called himself a committed zionist and once back in 86 on the floor of the senate he said israel didn't exist united states of america would have to invent israel because it's such a wonderful thing in the middle east so i think by and large with some pressure from the progressive flake of his own party which has been pretty much marginalized i would say overall u.s. policy is about the same with perhaps less enthusiasm on the bottom ministrations i said i have to ask you why is this happening now concerned we have seen peace in this region especially to this large scale always back in 2014 but definite 4 years i mean president trump you know why is this happening today 3 months is that anything to do with us are there something else happening within the region. well i think a lot of things are happening right now that are coming together we've seen the tension between israel and hamas bu

sharing the stories and pressing the president directly in front of cameras for that long, pressuring president joe biden. clearly, i think there was a little bit of wiggle room here. i think they pushed him to speak out more about the rights of palestinians and what they're going through. we saw that in some of his statements this week, as well. but the question is for progressives, is he going far enough on it? yamiche: andrea, the president of south korea was at the white house today. jeff talked about the middle east issue upending the politics that president biden -- the priorities he had. tell me a little bit about what's going on here and what you see as this is playing out? andrea: the fact that he kept it focused today on china, on north korea, the mutual threat and also reasserting the alliance with south korea and japan has been so important. the only previous leader who came before the south korean visit was the japanese prime minister so this is another instance, as the middle east was, where this is so different from the trump foreign policy agenda because first of all the discipline

. >> reporter: and this was an event that joe biden has attended long before he was president and wanted to do so again today to honor those who lost their lives in battle for this country and noting the death of his own son. this morning the biden family attended a special mass and the president says six years ago today hunter lost a father and i lost a son and he talked about beau biden's service in the air national guard. and although he did not die in combat, he could relate to the families there remembering the lives lost of those who did die in battle. so this really wove together a lot of the themes that he is going with. and the lossl fallen soldiers and how that is relevant in the world that the president has to interact with today. so he talked about speaking with president xi and that he will be talking with president putin in that first ever summit next month. and here is what he had to say. >> based a creed, religion, geography, ethnicity. it is not us. we hold that all men and women are created equal. i'll be meeting with president putin in a couple weeks in ga geneva makin

out of the question to expect that meaningful games from both bay area baseball teams all summer long, joestle is ktvu fox two news at six marking cinco de bio with tacos and enchiladas. today, president biden visited a mexican restaurant before highlighting his restaurant relief program and here in the bay area. restaurant workers are optimistic about a post pandemic recovery. after the copy everything coming down around which we need to get a little more customers inside in my place. they want to celebrate. think of the man. you you got the part that i miss. for a second year in a row of much more subdued celebration than in years past. but many people are hopeful that the easing of restrictions will mean a rebound for businesses in the coming months. good evening, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener, it seems today's festivities of cinco de mayo or breathing some new life back into san francisco's mission district knew it. six tonight ktvu is andre senior talk with some people who say they are feeling optimistic. life in san francisco's mission district. looks like

misconceptions of american politics is joe biden has some kind of blind spot with mitch mcconnell that they have done business together and been friends for a longen is not any illusion by mcconnell. i would say joe biden has the same view of the trustworthiness. you are right, mcconnell matters functionally than mccarthy does in terms of trying to get that deal done. >> jennifer, what do you make of the 10 becoming 35 tonight. adding 25 republicans on the house floor willing to stand up and vote against the wishes of donald trump. >> yes, lawrence, i was surprised. it is still a low number. you wonder a week ago that house republican caucus voted to take liz cheney's leadership away from her. did that have an impact of some of her colleagues, did it have an impact of her colleagues. remember in february when they had the first sort of vote of confidence on cheney, almost 70% of the republican caucus voted for her and three months later on a voice vote, she's out of leadership. it is still a low number. 35 of them, it is not a lot but it is more than voted for impeachment and after she was ousted. i think it is very much wait and see. generally

here to help. >>> good morning and welcome to "morning joe," it is tuesday, may 25th, a long with joe and president of the council on foreign relations richard haass. tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the murder of george floyd by former police officer derek chauvin. attorney for the floyd family ben crump tells nbc news that the family will meet with house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman karen bass this morning as well as several senators from both parties. and then they will meet with president biden at the white house. crump told nbc news he views the white house visit as an opportunity to pay proper respect to george floyd with a president who has been in continuous communication with the family. crump said he hopes that the visit will keep momentum going toward passage of the george floyd justice in policing act. willie. >> and with this day, it also marks the deadline set by president biden for congress to present a police reform package. while they will miss that date, the lead negotiators from both parties are optimistic, a deal is now within reach. >> so we co

joe lynskey looks back on his long career in the game. —— privily football.ager since the 70s. for 45 years he's been turning teams around. now he is calling time on his 16th club. palace brought in hobson were they were bottom of the league come he leaves them stable in the top flight. they knew they were getting when a footballs greatest thinkers but for a while he has been considering a break. i had thinkers but for a while he has been considering a break.— considering a break. i had of the mind that the _ considering a break. i had of the mind that the right _ considering a break. i had of the mind that the right time - considering a break. i had of the mind that the right time to - considering a break. i had of the | mind that the right time to leave the club and maybe even to football for a while would be at the end of the season and i am pleased really that despite the speculation of the last two or three months, we have still been able to keep things free to even kill and it looks like will be ending the season and a dignified way. that was important

how long is joe biden been in office? longer than you been live. >> excuse me?ons about donald trump four months ago. now it's biden question which i guess we did i don't know what show you are watching, you are not squeaking around here though. no, there. [inaudible] complicitous in also said it time and time again. if you're going to spew words on the guitar biblically and it up for the party pam turns the later california governor gavin newsom appears to be slowly gaining ground in the battle to keep his job, why the world with californians want to continue to let that dumb dumb lead. plus gas shortages of the pipeline cyber attacks of that hurt your personal economy? was the president doing about it and more will be ♪ ♪ ♪ common love isn't for us ♪ ♪ we created something phenomenal ♪ ♪ don't you agree? ♪ ♪ don't you agree? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexib

it in joe biden's long-standing career.t, centrist rice. and a progressive one. first it was clinton versus sanders, and then it is biden versus sanders. at this time, a year ago, sanders had not yet endorsed biden. and they have been engaging in months of respectful but vigorous policy debate. >> joe has voted for terrible trade agreements. >> i don't know that there is any trade agreement that the senator would think made any sense. >> so you and i have a fundamental disagreement. in case you haven't noticed. [laughs] obviously the paris accord is useful, but it doesn't go anywhere, then joe you're missing the point. this is an existential crisis. >> about a year later, biden is governing from the core and base of the democratic party. a crazy aggressive base. pushing the liberal plans i just mentioned. spending that outstrips anything from the early days of the obama biden administration. pushing higher taxes on wealthy and corporations. and joe biden taken sides with labor more than he did in past decades, more than pas

how long is joe biden been in office? longer than you been live. >> excuse me?these conversations about donald trump four months ago. now it's biden question which i guess we did i don't know what show you are watching, you are not squeaking around here though. no, there. [inaudible] complicitous in also said it time and time again. if you're going to spew words on the guitar biblically and it up for the party pam turns the later california governor gavin newsom appears to be slowly gaining ground in the battle to keep his job, why the world with californians want to continue to let that dumb dumb lead. plus gas shortages of the pipeline cyber attacks of that hurt your personal economy? was the president doing about it and more will be returned. g to my goals and making plans. this is us talking tax-smart investing, managing risk, and all the ways schwab can help me invest. this is andy reminding me how i can keep my investing costs low and that there's no fee to work with him. here's me learning about schwab's satisfaction guarantee. accountability, i like it.

joe. and it does seem like there may be a short-term window for success. but long-term, very perilous for the republican party. as much as they might like to think that some of the states that trump put into their column in 2016 and biden only won narrowly. that michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania trio. that maybe those are places where the republican party can grow in the future, it would be more than offset if they lose places, if they lies georgia, arizona, north carolina, and more go out of their column forever. they are, though, it is clear, not willing to break from his spell. and they are doubling down on this lie about election fraud, only cozying themselves up further to him. and they are seeing a lit must test. we're seeing mitt romney get booed, we're seeing liz cheney have her leadership position threatened with a clear signal that if you're not fully onboard, there is not really a place for you in what is now the mainstream of the republican party, which is the trumpist part of the republican party. that is still shaped in his image, whether or not he ru

ability to carry it then we all have to be immunized from it that's going to take a very long time to achieve and. joe biden is clear to these peace and laws germany on the other hand is not and the early reaction in germany was a sell off i do you explain this i mean i'm going to merkel has taken much stronger stance towards the ip protection and definitely is more open to communication and making sure that poorer countries have access to a vaccine but exactly like robert mentioned just releasing to i.p.s. is one part of it it's more difficult to procure actually the ingredients needed and then having the facility in order to produce so that the idea is great however i think the execution will prove to be much more difficult than we actually imagine at this stage let's take a broader if you know robert there has been a rapid bounce back in many parts of the world but we are a long way from recovering all the jobs that have been lost so what in your view needs to happen but the mom's supply aspect the global economy is is really interesting some people have lost their jobs and can't find other ones yo

joe biden is doing very little. we have china's military. their expansion into the pacific and the arctic as china is threatening australia with a long range missile strike. in february joe rewarded by iran by ending u.n. sanctions put into effect by donald trump. iran is the number 1 state sponsor of terrorism. the hostile regimes continue to fund proxy wars across the region. a few days ago the u.s. navy intercepted the ship from iran to yemen. it was carrying missiles, sniper rifles and other chinese and russian made weapons bound for on the proxy war in yemen against the saudis. that's russia, china and iran fighting a proxy war against a group we are aligned with, the jordanians and israel and the saudis. iran launched a rocket attack on jerusalem. israel responded with force and attacked gaza. the israeli embassy in the u.s. tweeted imagine if a terrorist group was firing rockets at washington, d.c. or london. imagine the people of paris running into bomb shelters. israel will defend itself. joe biden needs to decide: well you going to defend israel? you don't have to imagine what is happening in israel. we have been on the ground if israel.

. >> joe roggin has come a long way from eating row.ter by saying straight white men are the targets of woke culture. >> it will eventually get to straight white men are not allow to talk because it is your privilege to express yourself when other people of color have been silenced throughout history. >> cue another day of the woke wars. it is an awakening about racial and social justice to some but an overreaction to others. what is consequence culture for some is cancel culture to others. roggin blaming woke know for atering the comedy land scape. >> can you make a good comedy movie anymore? or have they made it so dangerous in terms of being canceled that comedy movies are no longer something you can do? >> then predicting more back lash toward straight white men in the future. >> it will be, you're not allowed to go outside because so many people are imprisoned. >> do you think he's joking? >> i'm not joking. it will get there. it's that crazy. >> crazy indeed. these arguments from the likes of bill mahr and tucker carlson are worth

. >> reporter: joe rogan has come a long way from eating roaches on "fear factor," but he's still good shriek. >> you can never be woke enough. that's the problem. >> reporter: the podcast host causing days of chatter by saying straight white men are the targets of woke culture. >> it will eventually get to straight white men are not allowed to talk. >> right. >> because it's your privilege to express yourself when other people of color have been silenced throughout history. >> reporter: cue another day of the woke wars. it's an awakening about racial and social justice to some but an overreaction to others. what is consequence cull ture f some is cancel culture to others. rogan blaming wokeness for altering the comedy landscape. >> can you make a good comedy movie anymore, or have they made it so dangerous in terms of like being canceled that comedy movies are no longer something you can do? >> reporter: then predicting more backlash towards straight white men in the future. >> it will be you're not allowed to go outside because so many people were imprisoned. >> reporter: think he's

. >> reporter: joe rogan has come a long way from eating roaches on "fear factor."hriek. >> you can never be woke enough, that's the problem. >> reporter: the straight white men are the targets of woke culture. >> it will eventually get to straight white men are not allowed to talk. >> right. >> because it's your privilege to express yourself when other people of color have bee n alter the comedy landscape. >> can you make a good comedy movie anymore, or have they -- have they made it so dangerous in terms of like being canceled that comedy moves are no longer something you can do? >> reporter: predicting more backlash toward straight white men in the future. >> it will be you're not allowed to go outside because so many people were imprisoned. >> reporter: think he's joking? >> i'm not joking. it will get there. it's that crazy. >> reporter: crazy indeed. but these arguments from the likes of rogan, bill maher, and tucker carlson are worth analyzing because these issues sway voters. rogan's podcast draws millions of downloads, and has deal with spotify is reportedl

this stopped being about joe biden a long time ago. this is about you. this is about you playing in to what every one of our enemies wants you to play into. that american democracy is not worth being trusted. that american democracy is no different than russia. if you believe that, i will say to you what many of you said in the 1960s. america, love it or leave it! if you don't have respect in american democracy anymore, if you don't respect madisonian checks and balances, if your guy doesn't win, if that's the new rules of engagement for this great republic, then just leave our country. because you're unworthy of it! and there are millions of immigrants who will come here and raise their right hand and buy into the creed and believe that we are exceptional! that believe american democracy is the greatest government on the face of the earth! and they will do it proudly! they will salute the flag proudly! and most importantly, they will fight for what that flag represents! while you shame yourself. while you disgrace yourself. while you disgrace our countr

joe biden's whole appeal is that he has a "friendly guy," and he knows reporters. he's in on them a longe to understand that context. that is why the response from reporters was "joe is being joe." >> harris: it is a different context. >> juan: kayleigh knows that president trump used the press, in some ways, as an antagonist to stir up debate. >> kayleigh: he fought back against a lot of unfair headlines. that's what he did. he made the party stronger. you get all the press accountable. >> harris: he did do something that this president isn't doing, and it has to do with access. the context is different. if you've got reporters -- i hated being called "enemy of the people" as a blanket statement. i'm in the media. i didn't appreciate that. that was something that can be said to this president, because he would make himself accessible. you could go back and forth with just about anything. former president trump and i talked about race, anything. you had access. you should see all the unanswered calls and emails that go with this white house from those of us who are part of the media. tha

if you lose joe manchin, you'll never see another democrat elected in west virginia for a very long timeemocrats most of the time, so i think a lot of people should be attentive to the notion that you want to keep this guy in office and you want to keep this guy on your side. and i think that the question right now is how much whether republicans are about to, in the intransigence you're citing, whether they're about to push manchin over the edge to the point where not just he becomes personally frustrated, but where their behavior factors into his political analysis such that he says, i can now afford to do to just become a partisan democrat. because republicans are so far out of line, there'll be no penalty, no cost for me to go along with the things that by and large the vast majority of democrats want to see happen. and i think republicans are very, very close to that line right now. very close. >> i think they're getting closer by the day. joe manchin is doing everything that he can do. and you're right, he's in a state that donald trump got 69% of the vote. he doesn't care. because

were in new jersey beach towns, the beefy king cattle ranch turned out to be the home of joe mancini, the mayor of longhip who said, quoting here, "there's no farming here," we are a sandbar. for the record, he has no cows, three dogs. there was an incentive to give out this money for each loan below 350,000, cabg got 5%, between 350 and 2 million a got 3% and above 2 million, 1%. and this is tip of the iceberg stuff. the inspector general from the small business association estimates nationwide, 50,000 loans worth $7 billion went to potentially ineligible businesses, tucker. >> tucker: [laughs] trace gallagher, thank you. not speaking for fox news management here, only for myself, but i could watch about six hours of the trace gallagher news read in a row, for sure. well, just to make it absolutely perfectly clear that they hate you, your family, and your children and everything you stand for, the new york city department of education has produced a new show called drag queen story hour. it features a drag queen called little miss hot mass. the show is aimed at children between the ages of three and e

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