talk about the money alex jones made. i'll get to the platforms in the second but he started talking about it incessantly and again when people say just asking questions you really have to wonder what's going on. that's an excuse for a lot of stuff. it's very famously talk or carlson does it. but lots of people, joe rogan does it sometimes. >> and a lot of people are saying just asking questions which i never say by the way. of course i'm asking questions. >> but they're based in fact as opposed to talk or carlson. and i'll throw seanhannity into . when he was doing this he was making money. he started doing it and it looks good for ratings. i often decried people who are like, we're not really doing but in this case he saw the numbers. >> when alex jones started getting called on the carpet for this around 2014, he had two things. one was that he didn't come with the series, he was only repeating the sayings of others which is false if you listen to his broadcast from that day which of course i have within hours of the s

yes, so alex jones. we love this part out of our narrative was a regular on our tea so he would get up. this is russia today. yeah, russia today kremlin funded state tv. he would get up in the middle of the night, you know, his ex-wife told me clamber out of bed, you know ready to go on our tea at all hours. he was eager to expand his platform by whatever means necessary. he's been a putin fan and apologist from the start. he admires that and i actually think and you know, paul and i have talked about this. when i was a reporter in eastern europe, it was you know, even then not terribly long ago. it would have taken a pretty sophisticated foreign adversary like russia to sew the kind of disinformation that we are doing ourselves and if we're worried about russia interfering in our next election, don't worry about it because we've already done it and we'll do it again, right? so it's ours. it's not where these groups in this country. yeah, but was he funded now, but talk about bots one, you know, i asked

jones?mith with the sheriff's office just calling to let you know that we have both your cars ready. both of them, obviously, are down here at the sheriff's office right now. so are you with elaine right now? >> no. >> i'm sorry? >> i don't think so. >> mr. jones, i'm not following you. >> you asked me where i would bury a body. >> i'm sorry. >> you asked me where i should bury a body. >> which came out of nowhere, which surprised us. >> because nobody had asked him where he buried the body? >> nobody had asked him about where he buried the body. we were calling him about his vehicle. and the day before, we never talked about burying the body. >> very, very strange. and most certainly interesting when they found out why jones seemed out of it. he'd just taken an overdose of sleeping pills, after leaving for his wife what appeared to be a suicide note. "my dearest love, " he wrote. "i've prayed all night and this morning. i've asked for his forgiveness! i want you to know how much i love you.

no worse than alex jones. is it arguable that he is worse given his clear goal to profit from facilitating propaganda lies and hate. that's a good question. i'm gonna ask that one of him, but go ahead. he's never given you another interview. no, he's never going to cost me. no, yes. so but the parlor guy did that didn't turn out well for him. yeah the yeah, i you know, you could are you i could see why people argue that you know, i mean, it's one thing to know. yeah. okay, we have time okay. we'll okay. go ahead go finish it. okay, we're gonna yeah, i mean, not really i think that that's legit argument that right, you know, he knows what's going on. yeah. he it's been too long. he knows what he's created. he just can't control it and he's he's one of the richest people in the world. yeah. all right, so i'm gonna ask one more question. let see which one see they're all so good. sorry. we didn't get to that's okay. i think this is the same email email me. yeah, it's these are the same one. i'm gonna read them bo

or mark zuckerberg about alex jones. and asked him, before even sat down with him, before they weree even recording said you're going to take downt this material you're going to take down alex jones. you're going to d platform him i said three weeks and he said no that's ridiculous i'm not. i said ohh no you are. he essentially said he's going to make me and i said me i brought it up right a away. thinking he would avoid that question the thorny question of alex jones and may segue right over to the holocaust. holocaust denial being basically those people are just mistaken. no they do not mean to lie. i felt it was a definition of a holocaust that they actually need to lie benevolently. in that case andt don't you to react to this i was not surprised by what they did, what they did was when he moved we talked about alex jones and he felt uncomfortable because at the time it was getting a lot of attention. he said you know, let's move on to theas holocaust and i was lie no. don't do it, i felt bad as a parent don't do it.

alex jones was a master after this. any time he had been sued it's because he demonized a certain group. heis said they were importing immigrant rapists. it's always about demonizing one of the groups whatever it happens to be. and n regimentio is engagement. >> there's been discussion about theou restoration of trust based on the reporting what do you believe we need to do to improve trust in the institutions like the media, government and each other? >> that is a big question. >> ukraine is interesting bringing togetherr nato again which is a sad way to get there. >> that kind of unity. one of the worrying things is as the erosion of trust in the a mainstream media because as one of the sandy hook lawyers put it, if there are no arbiters of truth, anybody can be an arbiter of truth and that's what this is. also when people do s not even agree on a basic set of facts. do youy have an answer? >> i wish iss knew. >> it's an interesting issue when they are in silos and something we used to talk about when he would bring e

in mother jones published a story on the right. and had that that to me is a real illustration of how you want many different voices and many different perspectives. and the great news is those are starting to happen. that collage look you know mother jones is just of one of the tiles over there on the right there are now more than two hundred nonprofit news organizations all over the country i'm sure there's one where you live there are ones you know focusing on particular issues there are ones focused on particular community there are ones have to. is there when. the there are in total of two thousand people now working in nonprofit newsrooms all over america and this movement is. you can find them if you want at of the institute for nonprofit news i. n. n. dot org- and you can look at what they're doing whether there's one in your town they all do fundraising the end of the year so there are ways you know to get involved. at any level that you want but the great news is this is a movement that's spreading its act by spreading ar

jones was in d. c. on the six. two people familiar with the matter told new york times reporter that such an immunity deal is unlikely to materialize, leaving alex jones out in the cold. no one, no the justice department, the bankruptcy courts, or even the former president appear eager to have a lifeline. so does that mean for others jones? and his case and model for how to push back on the battlers of disinformation and the present age? joining me now is new york times reporter elizabeth williamson who has been covering alex jones legal troubles. she's also there are the reason book sandy hook, an american tragedy in the battle for truth. thanks so much for joining us tonight. walk me through what alex jones's situation is here, and i'll much money eventually have to pay out to the sandy hook families in the end. >> sure. i think what's happening here is, the bankruptcy idea is a way to avoid the jury trials. so, late last year, elise jones was found liable in four separate defamation suits filed by the sunday fam

it's my distinct pleasure to introduce tonight's presidential lecturer jackie jones. i won't pretend that i can do justice to professor. jones's remarkable career in a five-minute introduction if you want to know more about our 10 books her pulitzer pulitzer prize nominations her macarthur fellowship. award-winning teaching and mentoring as well as more personal insights from her former students and colleagues see the terrific biography that was just passed out to many of you a few minutes ago by jack davis. in the brief time i have here. i want to make a few sort of global observations about professor. jones's body of scholarly work. first while the erudition of her scholarship is apparent. the breadth of her work may not be for all of you. in a time when scholars strained to prove that their researching across fields geographies and disciplines professor jones has consistently demonstrated expertise across at least five distinct fields in american history. because of my own interests, i've always seen her primarily as a historian of african america. but for others s

alex jones. mr.oyer march on the capitol with alex jones and was arrested months later on disorderly conduct charges. both men, shroyer and jones, had connections to the trump white house. alex jones, the right-wing talk show host and snake oil supplement salesman, has said in fact that he had been in touch with white house officials on the days before the january 6th attack. he said he'd been touch with him about leading a march to the u.s. capitol. jones says he spent the night before january 6th at the so-called trump war room at the willard hotel along with steve bannon and mike flynn and rudy giuliani and others. alex jones in fact helped organize the january 6th rally and he encourage his followers to attend. he helped secure over half million dollars in funding. to pay for that event. mr. jones also has known ties to the oath keepers and the proud boys, including their members who would later be charge as part of the alleged seditious conspiracy. to stop the accounting of the electoral votes i

oh, ebonie jones, oh ebonie jones. to our referee, i scoring the bout 59 ? 55, declaring the - winner ebonie jones! it's the best buzz, when your hand gets raised and you've won the fight there's no feeling in the world like it — all the hard blood, sweat, and tears, all the hard training — yeah, this is why i do this. it's just like quite overwhelming really, especially like the amount of support, all my family and friends being there. i could never have imagined it would have been like that. ijust think it's nice if other people can look at me and wanna do something, do something different. if they're going through a tough time, it makes them feel better by seeing say my story. for anyone who felt as bad as i did, just that there is always a light at the end of the tunnel, sounds like a clich , and stuff like that, people can tell you that when you feel like that and you won't listen to them but it does always get better, it does always turn around. they say success is the biggest revenge but i've done it for me. yea

jonathan: kathy jones, matt hornbach, bob miller. stay with us.he week ahead coming right up featuring a fed rate decision and payroll numbers for the u.s. that we've hardly talked about. 390,000 the estimate i have on my screen now, the moving target, the previous number 431,000. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: live from new york city, jonathan ferro. wrapping up the month of april, the week as well, with the nasdaq down more than 2% on the session. on the month, down almost 12%. on the year, down on the nasdaq 100 by almost 20%, going into a massive week for equities and bonds alike. for the bond market, the employment cost index lighting a fuse underneath yields on the front-end going into the fed next week. if you thought this week was big, the next is even bigger. a host of fed decisions on deck and central-bank decisions including the rba and vanke of england. we hear from the fed chair on wednesday. u.s. payrolls report this coming friday one week from today. let's get to matt hornbach, bob miller, kathy jones for the rapidfire

, tommy lee jones.ng goal to do a super bowl ad? >> y'all love to put lifelong things on. it's not that -- >> seth: were you on on cloud nine, leslie >> it's a super bowl commercial, man. i mean, yeah, it was fun it was very fun to do, because, you know, i love tommy lee, even though we wasn't on set at the same time. people think we was, like, really driving the trucks and everything no, we was on a set, on top of these roller things, inside of a truck, acting like we was driving trucks out was i supposed to tell that, seth >> seth: i don't know. [ light laughter ] i just like that i'm like, "was it a dream come true?" and you're like, "no and also, we didn't even meet each other." [ laughter ] again, i love the honesty, as always it's just your main export >> no, but when he got on set -- they said that when he got on set, he was like, "i want to know two things. what am i driving, and where's leslie jones?" so that happened >> seth: that's pretty good. i mean, that -- i'm thinking, right there, we ca

ricky jones said that she thought about dr. king's prophecy when she realized the judiciary committee was voting on judge jackson's nomination on the anniversary of dr. king's death. it felt like the prophecy had come to pass. dr. king didn't make it to the promise land, but judge jackson's ascension to the supreme court brings us closer to that longed for place. i'd like to close with one last personal plea to my senate colleagues. i hope you'll think about this. in the years to come, long after we've left the senate, one of our grandchildren may ask where we were on this historic day, april 7, 2022, when america broke down what seemed like an impossible racial barrier and voted to send the first african american woman to serve on our highest court. i will be proud to say i was on the senate floor standing at my desk and casting my vote with pride for the next associate justice of the supreme court of the united states, justice ketanji brown jackson. i hope my colleagues will join me in sharing this with. the presiding officer

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ricky jones is also from chicago. for civil rights for nearly 60 years since she was a teenager. well, late last month reverend and ms. jones with four other people drove 11 hours from chicago to attend in our of judge jackson's hearing. reverend said she was moved by the judges courage, grace, integrity and wisdom. she imagined what it will be like years from now to tell her future grandchildren what it was like to be inat that room for tt historic moment. and ricky jones said she never even expected to hear about a blackom woman being nominated to the supreme court let alone to be in the room for her hearing. she said it, she watches judge jackson flicked the fulfillment of everything i've worked for my whole life. she thought of all the strong black women who came before her that help make the movement possible. harriet tubman, ida b wells and my personalri late friend the reverend willie barrow a black woman minister from chicago who worked alongside doctor martin luther king. this moment was about them too she said parade this moment is possible because of judge jackson and

. >>> and the infowars host, alex jones, refusing to sit for a deposition in the sandy hook shooting case. then, the judge threatened fines of $25,000 a day >>> the trial for four men accused of plotting to kidnap the michigan governor could be in the hands of the jury as soon as tomorrow. prosecutors rested their case yesterday after nearly two weeks of testimony they presented evidence, including secret recordings, violent social media posts, and testimony from two guys who pleaded guilty in the plot the defense just started calling their own witnesses yesterday. only one of them, one of the defendants, chose to take the stand. cnbc's perry russom now on the final day of testimony before the jury gets the case >> reporter: when daniel harris was asked if he agreed to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer, he responded absolutely not. the former marine says he joined a militia group called the wolverine watchmen to maintain his infantry skills, not overthrow the government his attorney asked did you have a physical reaction? harris responded, i did. i threw my hat at somebody ha

jones said he spent the night before january 6th, at the so-called trump war room at the hotel alongn and mike flynn and rudy giuliani and others. alex jones in fact helped organize the january 6th rally, and he encouraged his followers to attend. and he helped secure over a half million in funding to pay for that event. mr. jones also has known ties to the oath keepers and the proud boys, including their members who would later be charged as part of an alleged seditious conspiracy, to stop the counting of the electoral votes and the transfer of power from one president to the other. just bottom line, on january 6th, a lot of people who were in the crowd that day were there that day because of alex jones. well, reporter foyer's inkling about how the justice department strategy might unfold on this issue, his reporting in january would later prove to be correct. late last month he was first to report the very big news that the justice department was no longer just looking at individual rioters, people who went through the door of the capitol, he was first to report that the justice de

yes. don't you think, lord jones? yes, for the first _ don't you think, lord jones?ears of my adult life, i was a corporate lawyer, and when i read this i thought, oh, lawyers delight, i think that sector of the economy will have a lot to say about this, and i think insurers, the insured aspect of this no paper accidents will be big—time in this. this has got legs, this will run and run. the reason for staying in one lane is because this wonderful fabulous technology system that allows this to happen can keep your car and that allows this to happen can keep your carand one that allows this to happen can keep your car and one lane. it will not allow you to go out of lane, which is excellent. but the thing i don�*t understand is if you are making a phone call and that is dangerous, right now it is dangerous. you are holding your phone, not paying attention. people have likened it to the same concentration loss you would have if you had a few drinks. that sort of thing. it�*s wrong. but is it on the more wrong, if that�*s the right way to put it, to actually not even wa

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haley jones -- haley jones with eight of her 20 points. ashten prechtel for three.a brief lead but stanford down by a deuce after three quarters. uconn's paige bueckers, she came back after knee surgery in december. steal and score. bueckers had 14 points. stanford just couldn't make a shot. 4-23 from downtown. jones the miss there. the 24-game win streak in jeopardy. stanford, they put on a furious late rally. what a pass from jones to cameron -- cameron brink to get stanford within two. brink with 15 points but just not enough. the huskies seal it with free throws, 63-58 and advancing to the championship game against south carolina. >> you know, we left a lot out there unsaid. and so that's hard to kind of swallow that pill where you leave game feeling like as a team, you didn't leave your best out there. but you got to give credit to connecticut. they have a championship ring. so they know what they need to do. and again, we just had some looks but didn't go in for us. and we did not defend the three-point line. nor did we make our free throws. nor did we keep th

simon jones on the kent coast in dover, i jones on the kent coast in dover, thank you.hat could give you goosebumps. was playing at europe's highest train station in the swiss alps. a grand piano was taken to the mountaintop 3,400 feet above sea level. he said it was his first performance in the snow but that he really enjoyed the experence. do you think your fingers feel heavier up there? i wonder. we have got some great weather this easter weekend. temperatures have so far got up to 23 celsius in the south—east of england, that was yesterday, not quite as warm today but warm enough. high pressure in charge of the weather but a weather front is approaching. you can see it here in the satellite picture, this area of cloud, that is approaching northern ireland. ahead of it, already skies are hazy in western parts of the uk. so not sunny everywhere. one thing worth mentioning, the pollen, high tree pollen levels for england and wales for today and tomorrow. in scotland and northern ireland, they are not quite as high. the temperatures by the end of the afternoon will have

bit of a swelling on the . forehead of ebonie jones.pened, you know, is going to make ebonie really really, really strong in the mind. that's better from - maisoke, using the jab, trying to use her range. there, she's having a bit of success now. you never know, she might even take all that aggression out in the ring, so you might see a new ebjones in the ring. no and especially when you re boxing someonej like ebonie jones who's. as aggressive and as full of energy and a real spirited performer, i she comes out - of the trap so fast, good right hand to the body there from her. i so i've been knocked down to absolute rock bottom, notjust one thing but things pile on top of each other... you're overloading, you're leading off to the right hand, she s a tall girl, we can't do that. and i managed to come up from that. you won't get this day back again, alright? and from that obviously i've learnt, i've learnt that yeah i can come up from anything. seconds out, sixth and final round - final session, ebonie jones in with the more experienced

your thoughts on this, shevrin jones?ave to be clear about something that republicans have gave disney $163 million tax break, but the same breath, y take the special district away from them. you can tell themhis is republicans being petty at its best because it is clear this has been in place for over 50 years. universal studios has two special dtricts. today, after universal? they did not. they came right after disney because the corporation does not agree with what the governor and republicans have done. it is fair to say right now disney and universal studios is the largest employers of floridians within the state from employing over 80,000 people. 80,000 people. what we're not talking about, what i will say, what is happening will be taxed on the back of floridians over $2 billion. amy: democratic florida state senator shevrin jones thank you for being with us stop florida's first openly gay state senator. that does it for our democracy hour. now! has an immediate opening for a news writer producer. visit democracyno

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on that motion -- van ness, union, jones, columbus, 11 worth, water, i'm tired. thank you for correcting me. on that motion, member pierce. >> aye. >> pierce, aye. >> vice-chair reiner. >> no. >> reiner, no. >> member castillon. >> no. >> castillon, no. >> member cooper >> aye. >> keeper, aye. >> member hernandez gil. >> aye >> ho >> no. >> member chasel lee? >> member lee. >> aye. >> chasel lee. >> aye. >> jeremy lee. >> aye. >> chair townsend. >> no. >> chair townsend, no. >> mr. chair, there are fivys and four no with chair reiner, member ho and transcend in the descend. >> motion passes. >> motion passes. >> no, the next motion was to accept the current map and it had a, that is the map four b. >> a >> four ba with friendly amendment offered by member hernandez gil to include on that changes to include in district five, western addition and pan handle defined by one of the coy i did not write down. this was offered by member pierce and seconded by member ho on this motion. member pierce. >> aye. >> vice-chair reiner. >> aye. >> member castillon. >> to clarify

from -- eighth and mark up market to jones. north on jones to geary and geary to market. upon one moment, please. one moment, please. i will submit and zoom out. and that is mixed in -- [inaudible]. >> i with hold [inaudible]. that's find this it is a proposal i did all this for us to discuss it. yea. mr., are you -- all the districts are within population rate. i was just in the queue to get the cultural district in district 6. who is this tonight. one? >> yea >> somebody took it off. >> okay. thank you. the first member -- chasel lee was portal f. i would like to talk about portal well<,> a bit. why somewhat inspired by the conversation we had yesterday with member pierce we were able to have an open and honest conversation about what we are facing. and i want to thank you member pierce and thank you member lee the conversation we had yesterday that was hard and i think we handle today with maturity and honesty. so -- with had i'd like for us to be honest about the portal f. clerk. carol there was a link that i had -- that's right. i pass today off to the remote team i