john allen's is international editor at broadcast magazine, which specializes in the media industry. let's what shot back. why was he alice did? hi janelle, well, i did. the news came as a shock to most people who are in the entertainment business. it doesn't really give an indication the, the release sent by disney as to why he was. i think if you look at what is going on recently, it's been a very difficult for economic landscape for the entertainment industry. and disney is included in included in that despite being one of the biggest companies in the world, it, it missed its revenue targets. and there was projected in its last quarter by about 1200000000, i think, which isn't lost in the grand scheme of things and it was up year on year. but you know, i think when your, your, your, your kind of fighting at the top of the, the market, it can, these kind of small blips can, can, can escalate a bit. and he also was presided over disney during a couple of very, quite high profile kind of missteps in terms of public relations. and there was a few with scarlet handsome of the model, fi

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is by so help give me one of the big point and i guess the like normal standard with my name is john allen and i'm a kenyan investigative journalist, basting nairobi, and i'm the co founder of africans and said african center is an investigative, an in depth journalism. collective. our goal is to show africa as it really is, the good, the bad, the ugly, the potential in kenya. unfortunately, for many years, and i think even before donald trump, sort of like popularize the phrase freak means that government has been involved in the business of lying to it's probably the challenge of being able to find a truth in this country is that everything is politicized. in this way, politics has interfered with even the think list of things. i think the 2nd is corruption and corruption starts from the top. and many of the people are sitting on the top of government. and so that means that the information that you're seeking will only be as true as the person who is giving it to the with more wide press freedom. they've been celebrated in the suburb. i feel that that's where we're going to get to model

with the wind up because i know none of hell in the country is by taking a height with my name is john allen. and i'm a kenyan investigative journalist based in nairobi. and i'm the co founder of africans and said african center is an investigative, an in depth journalism. collective. our goal is to show africa as it really is. the good, the bad, the ugly, the potential in kenya. unfortunately, for many years. and i think even before donald trump sort of like popularized the phrase, fake news, the government has been involved in a business of life to its public. ah. the challenge of being able to find a truth in this country is that everything is politicizing this way. politics has interfered with, even the simplest of things. i think the 2nd is corruption and corruption starts from the top. and many of the people are sitting on the top of government. and so that means that the information that you're seeking will only be as true as the person who is giving it to the with more while press freedom is being celebrated in the sub i feel. yeah, that's where the web will kind of gets more for abo

no, none of hell in the country is by taking a lot of hiking, like what was done with my name is john allen. and i'm a kenyan investigative journalist based in nairobi, and i'm the co founder of african censored african sense, and is an investigative and in depth journalism collective, our goal is to show africa as it really is, the good, the bad, the ugly, the potential in kenya. unfortunately, for many years, and i think even before donald trump, sort of like popularize the fries freak means the government has been involved in the business of line to it's probably the challenge of being able to find the truth in this country is that everything is politicized. in this way, our politics had interfered with even the think list of things. i think the 2nd is corruption and corruption starts from the top. and many of the people are sitting at the top of government. and so that means that the information that you're seeking will only be as true as the person who is giving it to the news tomorrow while press freedom. they've been celebrated in the sub i feel peer, that's why i was going to get mo

john allen joins us. senior national politics reporter for nbc news. alston is here, ceo of the nevada independent, covering politics and that state for more than 33 years, 30 years. he's also an msnbc political analyst. greg bluestein is here, a political reporter for the atlanta journal-constitution, and an msnbc political contributor. he is also the author of flipped, how georgia turned purple and broke the monopoly on republican power. and nbc's vaughn hillyard is here. he is from phoenix, arizona. he joins us tonight, wearing a b.o.l.o. tie, honoring his state with that look. van, what a night for arizona, mark kelly, the projected winner, what are you hearing on the ground from both sides? >> look, let's just put it in the context, the fact that for the third election cycle in the row, if u.s. senate seat here will go to a democrat. this is also not just any democrat, when you paint this democrat mark kelly, in contrast to kyrsten sinema, this was an individual over the course of the last two years, consistently voted with the biden administration

john allen. john, good morning. thanks for joining us. what circumstances is merrick garland talking about here? because what has changed? >> good morning counselor, there is been a lot that's changed in the last week, one big thing in particular is that donald trump, the former president, has now become a presidential candidate. and again with donald trump, as often we are in chauncey territory. but i don't want to jump all over the attorney general, we can hear from him himself without how exactly he made this decision. >> criminal investigations, developments, including the former presidents announcement that he is a candidate for president in the next election. and the sitting president stated intention to be a candidate as well. i will conclude that it is in the public interest, to appoint a special counsel. such unemployment underscores the departments commitment to both independents, and accountability, and particularly sensitive matters. [silence] >> and katy, listening there to attorney general merrick garland, you get the sense

from moving forward in the criminal investigation. >> all right, glenn kirschner, katie blair, john allen, thank you all for joining me on this friday night. when we come back, the critical issues and the surprising close reelection race echoes nationwide. new york -- 's is here what live next. and later, a tough day for twitter! with the chief twig who insist that he had no choice! measuring up week one of the takeover. the 11th hour, just getting underway on a very important friday night! >> the race for governor in the state of new york was not expected to be as close as it is. just four days from election day. but the republican candidate is keeping it competitive by pushing the same kind of issues that other gop hopefuls are running on across the country. he is a trump and desantis endorsed gop congressman from the conservative and of new york's long island. i am happy to welcome new york candidate -- , she's running for a full term after taking over for andrew cuomo. governor, thank you so much for being here. you're essentially running against yourself. people who are happy, are wi

. >> let's talk about donald trump, john allen.se donald trump is still expected to give this big announcement in the next week. but does his party even when i hear from him? >> the quick question, stephanie. there are big flashing signs from his and their public commentary, basically saying, they've been advising him not to do this. they don't want him to do this. they came out and made this announcement right on the heels of the third straight battle of election for republicans, in which donald trump featured so prominently as to really pick the candidates and several of these races. the question for republicans going forward, i think, is, are they gonna stick with donald trump? are they gonna unify behind an alternative, one single alternative? or are they gonna fracture among several alternatives and hand the nomination back to donald trump? we are starting to see some republicans come out and say, it's time for donald trump to move on. a tweet from one of the big original trump supporters, saying tonight, that he is done. he i

my dear friends john allen, senior national politics reporter for nbc news, robert mcquade, veteran federal prosecutor, and former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, she went with a department of justice during the biden transition and teaches law at the university of michigan, an msnbc contributor matthew dowd, and founder of country over party. barb, you know i'm gonna go to you first. does this special counsel need to start from scratch? this has been going on for months and months and months. >> not at all. this is very different from the situation that robert mueller inherited. when robert mueller showed up he had to create a team. he was brand-new to the case. no work had been done. so the first thing he had to do is hire a staff. this is the group donald trump famously referred to as 18 angry democrats. instead what jack smith is being hired to do is to oversee the teams that have already been conducting this work. as you say, for many months. i imagine he needs to get briefed, but in the meantime those agents and those prosecutors can continue their work. so if they

from moving forward in the criminal investigation. >> all right, glenn kirschner, katie blair, john allen, thank you all for joining me on this friday night. when we come back, the critical issues and the surprising close reelection race echoes nationwide. new york -- 's is here what live next. and later, a tough day for twitter! with the chief twig who insist that he had no choice! measuring up week one of the takeover. the 11th hour, just getting underway on a very important friday night! ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue,

. >> let's talk about donald trump, john allen. because donald trump is still expected to give this big announcement in the next week. but does his party even when i hear from him? >> the quick question, stephanie. there are big flashing signs from his and their public commentary, basically saying, they've been advising him not to do this. they don't want him to do this. they came out and made this announcement right on the heels of the third straight battle of election for republicans, in which donald trump featured so prominently as to really pick the candidates and several of these races. the question for republicans going forward, i think, is, are they gonna stick with donald trump? are they gonna unify behind an alternative, one single alternative? or are they gonna fracture among several alternatives and hand the nomination back to donald trump? we are starting to see some republicans come out and say, it's time for donald trump to move on. a tweet from one of the big original trump supporters, saying tonight, that he is done

the met, screw this you, john homan, al jazeera miss allen. and you can watch john holman's documentary silence and the killing of jam. less in mexico, on out is there is fault lines, program and set to air at 930 g m t on thursday, november the 10th in the bahamas, people have been forced to flee their haines as tropical storm. nicole threatens to develop into a hurricane. strong winds on wednesday st. seem water washing across raids. and i've also been reports of flooding and power blackouts, although it is in the north west of the island and near by your state of florida. elevated evacuation.

instructor said the marine corps -- i am proud of marine corps generals like general kelly and general john alleni believe, who were all against trump even though they served in the administration. they saw the light. i have heard people in the marine corps, officers, enlisted men talking, downgrading this black staff sergeant, biracial staff sergeant. how can a staff sergeant have a biracial son named jamaal? you have racist people in the marine corps. you have good people in the marine corps. that marine corps officer opened the door for the insurrectionists. it is a mixed bag. host: nelson, let's talk to tj in vero beach, florida on the republican line. caller: i am a republican and i would like to say, yes, i do think it's important. i think they get well prepared by being in the service. also, i would like to say something else. i am a republican and i feel about the election deniers and everything, i feel that is very wrong. host: all right. let's go to -- it looks like our military line is working. former military in dallas, texas? caller: how do you do? what is going on with perjury in th

instructor said the marine corps -- i am proud of marine corps generals like general kelly and general john alleni believe, who were all against trump even though they served in the administration. they saw the light. i have heard people in the marine corps, officers, enlisted men talking, downgrading this black staff sergeant, biracial staff sergeant. how can a staff sergeant have a biracial son named jamaal? you have racist people in the marine corps. you have good people in the marine corps. that marine corps officer opened the door for the insurrectionists. it is a mixed bag. host: nelson, let's talk to tj in vero beach, florida on the republican line. caller: i am a republican and i would like to say, yes, i do think it's important. i think they get well prepared by being in the service. also, i would like to say something else. i am a republican and i feel about the election deniers and everything, i feel that is very wrong. host: all right. let's go to -- it looks like our military line is working. former military in dallas, texas? caller: how do you do? what is going on with perjury in th

john suthers. the third will be district attorney michael allen.peaker will be united states attorney kole finnegan. i want to acknowledge our law enforcement, fire and medical partners who are present today and have been supporting us and our community from the beginning. they are fbi acting special agent in charge matt fodor, atf special agent in charge, david s. booth, colorado springs fire department chief randy royal, and hospital ceo patrick sharpe. at the conclusion of the designated speakers, there will be a chance to ask questions. the questions will -- should be focused on what we are sharing today orr what we have previously shared. please understand that this is an ongoing criminal investigation, and out of respect for the judicial process, there's simply things that we just can't share information on. first up to speak will be colorado springs police department chief adrian vasquez. >> thank you, everybody, for being here to cover this incredibly sad and tragic event. today i want to talk about some of the victims in this incident. too

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john suthers. the third speaker will be colorado 4th judicial district attorney michael allen.states attorney cole finnegan. i also want to acknowledge our law enforcement, fire and medical partners who are present today and have been supporting us and our community from the beginning. they are fbi acting special agent in charge matt fodor, atf denver field division special at in charge david s. booth, carter springs fire department chief randy royal, and penrose hospital ceo patrick sharp. at the conclusion of the designated speakers there will be a chance to ask questions. the questions should be focused on what we are sharing today or what we have previously shared. please understand that this is an ongoing criminal investigation and out of respect for the judicial process there are simply things that we just can't share information on. first up to speak will be carter springs police department chief adrian vasquez. >> thank you, everybody, for being here to cover this incredibly important event. just a horrific and sad and tragic event. today i just want to talk a little bi

john southerners. returnee michael allen and -- fire department chief royal also some words. all vin come back out. poll take a couple of questions. in regards to the information that we share with you today. please understand that this is very early in a complex an ongoing investigation. so there are some things that we simply cannot talk about for various reasons. there were some questions that i was asked earlier this morning when we did our initial briefing on scene. i wanted to provide some of that information to you guys now. e the initial call for service which is what we define as when a citizen calls into the communication center at the police department was received at 11:56 and 57 seconds pm last night. the initial officer was dispatch at 11:57 pm. the first officer arrived in the area at 12 am. and the suspect was detained and subsequently taken into custody at 12:02 am. please understand that all of the numbers that we are providing our preliminary. they are changing. we have had additional people drive themselves to the hospital. so everything that we're giving you is the information

john, thank you. a private art collection from microsoft co find a poll. g allen is being auctioned off in new york for charity collection represents 500 years of art history. kristen salumi high school. it is a private art collection that could rival a museum who's who of the artists from sandra about a chelly to vincent van gogh and george o keith. but it's not just the artist names that are driving the sale. it's a chance to own one of more than 150 works of art from the late microsoft co founder paul g allen. like everything that that painting can and could be is in these rooms. max carter handles 20th and 21st century art for christie's auction house. most collections we tend to see at the very highest level even are tend to be focused on one artist or one period or one style or one medium. and this is 500 years of the greatest works of art. take la mountain san vig twice by policies aren't rated. there's of course a direct thru line from what says ons during here in 20 years later was picasso on brock. we're dealing with cubism is on, is, is widely regarded

please give a warm to allen guelzo as he speaks us about the unhappy fate of fitz john porter. thank you for sharing. first of all, let me say how eagerly i have anticipated being with you all at this art of command conference. not the least. because it allows me to be part of a program organized by childs burden, who has been who has been trying to work me into one of these conferences for some years. and now i'm finally here. better late than never. also, not the least for the fact that i have the pleasure once again of connecting with some old acquaintances from bygone battlefield traipsing explorations. jim burgess and john hennessy. mr. second manassas and also and grateful for the opportunity to share space with some people that i have admired greatly over the years. i miss geoffrey wirt because of illness. but eric wittenberg is here and eric knows more about the civil war cavalry than the civil cavalry knew about itself. and i'm i'm also happy to be able to make acquaintance of two others. scott and. and i can't even read my own right. scott patchen and kevin pollack go

please give a warm to allen guelzo as he speaks us about the unhappy fate of fitz john porter. thank you for sharing. first of all, let me say how eagerly i have anticipated being with you all at this art of command conference. not the least. because it allows me to be part of a program organized by childs burden, who has been who has been trying to work me into one of these conferences for some years. and now i'm finally here. better late than never. also, not the least for the fact that i have the pleasure once again of connecting with some old acquaintances from bygone battlefield traipsing explorations. jim burgess and john hennessy. mr. second manassas and also and grateful for the opportunity to share space with some people that i have admired greatly over the years. i miss geoffrey wirt because of illness. but eric wittenberg is here and eric knows more about the civil war cavalry than the civil cavalry knew about itself. and i'm i'm also happy to be able to make acquaintance of two others. scott and. and i can't even read my own right. scott patchen and kevin pollack go

senators were still -- men and women they looked up to, whether you're talking about john mccain or ted kennedy, or allennts. >> they were giants. it is painful to watch some of herschel walker's comments. i wrote down when you were saying that this was random incoherence taken to olympic levels. i thought that was a memorable phrase. what's interesting to me is whether the republicans in the aftermath of the midterms are going to try to reconstruct their party as a governing party. the republican party has been a car wreck, attached to this narcissistic figure, seeking revenge, really out of control, and does the republican party become a party that people will trust, the mistrust factor was obvious in the midterms and it's obvious when you watch herschel walker. so are figures in the center of the party setting out to rebuild it? that's what i'm going to be watching the next few weeks. trump seems to have gone over pretty flat in his reelection campaign, the opening salvo, it just seemed, you know, he was almost sleep walking through parts of that. when i see somebody like mike pompeo as ambitious and

john. feel when with me i am 22 years old and i am a taxi driver. come get at everyone stairs at me when i drive by dancing allen up on them, but different people react differently mighty that up up. some people are amused by some smile that are by some will purposely overtake and got me on that. then in the ward that what's important, i've been with them are some curse and tell me to drive by the door and some ask if i even know how to drive a nail or whatever like that with ah, going on. i heard about an opportunity where women could take driving lessons even if i wanted to progress in life. so i thought this would be my best job. you did a little bit, so i learned how to drive it in now and i leave at $530.00 to pick up the gall i on a fixed amount every month. oh and then if i end it, but if i miss a day, i work on sundays to make up for able and employee on the account with oh, let's not talk about traffic. it's so bad. ah, in a good day i only pick up female passengers. i don't drive men away, men look at women and it doesn't feel comfortable or sleep. my date of ultimate goal will cool. when the driver is

allen. who that person is, we are hoping to find out. >> sandra: thank you very much. john: sandra, house republicans putting pressure on the ceo of tiktok, plus america's largest company accused of helping china crack down citizens by limiting critical feature on iphones in china. a nation where citizens already feel the crippling impact of censorship. >> sandra: it is a huge story. brand-new reaction from south carolina republican senator lindsey graham will be joining us live from the hill next. e to pay down high rate credit cards, personal loans, even car loans. veterans get more at newday. (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it's just right for my little business. unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. (woman 2) you know it's from the most reliable 5g network in america? (vo) when it comes to your business, not all bars are created equal. so switch to verizon business unlimited today. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car go to carvana answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value a

john, how did you make such a change? this heavy democratic district. this was a piece of barbara lee's district. on the jim costa district and it wasn't any part of old district and allen in the county and this is a rural working family district in the central valley of california and includes a lot of small towns and no town in the district over 85,000 people. >> we spoke to working families in the district and families that worked very, very 45*d hard and highly hispanic district and it's a district of farmers that don't have water on their farm. it's a district of farm workers that can't afford food on the table and gas in their tank at the same time and we talked about hopped up living. we're going to drill american oil, we'll get water on the farms and we'll make their lives affordable again. going into thanksgiving, that's a particular reigns leading resinating message right now. >> raymond: john, how confident are you you'll get that seat and expect a final tally? >> well, several of the counties especially the counties that favor my opponent have already certified their votes in the last two dais. we're very confident we've won this and david wassermann call it

allen pocket squeezes. able to get it out. jordan aikens. football is loose. miami with the recovery. poord in for the touchdown. >> now a fake. end zone. donovan. it's caught for the touchdown by john> 20 seconds to go. throwing to the end zone. marvin jones. yes! they caught it. touchdown! >> herbert. choice and eckeler, touchdown! >> mahomes a lot of time. down over the middle. he's got his man, kelce at the 15. gets a block. inside the 5 and he's in. touchdown, kansas city! >> first and goal. garoppolo, pressure, throws. deflected. oh, caught! >> jacobs. jacobs with running room right up the middle. jacobs is on his way. the raiders are going to win this game! >> those were some of the biggest touchdowns scored by winning teams across the nfl yesterday ending with that walk-off score from raiders running back josh jacobs in overtime capping off the day where he had over 300 yards and yes, of course, i played him in fantasy football. i lost. >>> let's go to philadelphia and the eagles hosting the packers on sunday night football over on nbc. phillies jalen hurts ran his way into the record books setting a franchise mark for quarterbacks with 157 rushing yards in a game while also

john kennedy chose republicans for important parts of his administration. his secretary of defense as a republican, his national security advisor was a republican. his. he kept on the same director of central intelligence, allen dulles, a republican. he kept j. edgar hoover neanderthal at the fbi. so and and so this is this is an important, important part of the part of the story. so that that the president understood landing of of of decisions that would get and would sort of be accepted to all americans, certainly his approach. who was the most famous, most popular, most beloved republican in the united states in 1962? it was dwight eisenhower and dwight eisenhower wasn't actually just a beloved republicans, a beloved american. he had enormous prestige. so many americans had fought under him. world war two, all american of a certain age, remember him as of the great victors of that terrible. john kennedy needed dwight eisenhower to be on his side. and john kennedy's to to eisenhower is a is a beautiful story because involves his brother and his brother's relationship with john mccone republican the second director of central intelligence for, the kennedy administration, who was also republican. and it was i