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kj: it is shutting it down.hen the writers went on strike, the thing about the writers is they already had a lot of things they had written months in advance. in other words, if you are working on a tv show and you went on strike tomorrow, you probably already wrote episodes months in advance. so you might not have seen the effect right away. when it comes to the actors, everything shuts down. that means if you are promoting mission impossible and barbie, let's say it was opening next week, now you cannot do that. as an actor and especially as a screenwriter, you will not be on the red carpet, you will not be promoting upcoming films, you will not be going to comic-con or cinemacon in las vegas. any promotion at all that uses actors will not be seen. but there's a silver lining for some people in hollywood. reality shows. reality show producers, they are probably loving this because they are thinking these streaming platforms and also the tv networks, they are going to ask for more. brent: i have been saying my

it could also help work on big budget, movies, and statement journalists kj. matthews has been following the story and she told me more about how streaming had changed the business models in film and television. so think of it this way. i always bring it back to these like friends and sign bill . we all have seen those episodes, right? those shows, uh, back in the day, more than a decade or 2 ago, uh, the weight you knew if your show was popular or if you were doing well. if you look at the viewership, you could tell exactly how many people tuned in that particular night that your episode aired during that time slot. so that gave you some type of advantage so you wouldn't know where your show fit in the range of all the other shows. was it a top rated show? did it break a record? was it popular? you and use that information? when you go back in to renegotiate for the next season, or for a salary increase to your advantage. the problem now is that when it comes to the streaming networks, there's very little information out there. they may tell you that it was downloaded or not downloaded

now kj pieces the president has never been in business with hunter. a subtle but telling change of language. dictate in politics, the big day and money. this afternoon to take giant report, micro soft and google. investors want to see what they are doing with ai and how they are making money. both are up. the data 11 session zero, that the raleigh conference like game at the open. maybe a slight loss but flat open. s&p virtually unchanged. as that could be up 40. the court not doing much, holding on 29000 a coin. ten year treasury yields 390 not and to your living close to 5%, 488 as we speak. the markets to the are about big tech, ai and that meeting. nbc piling on biden's age. they delve into the anxiety democrats feel about biden's physical abilities. the alarm bells started ringing when biden slipped on air force one stairs. saudi stroke trillions into sports. they are buying into soccer, golf, horse racing, they are using the money that rolled in at the biden and america's energy independence. it's tuesday july 25, 2023. ghanaian company is about

kj matthews, thank you. belarus says that fighters from the russian mercenary group wagner are working as instructors at a military range just south of the capital minsk. this video shows wagner fighters training local forces. wagner played a key role in the ukraine offensive launched a short rebellion to topple russia's military leadership before backing down last month. wagner leader agreed to move his forces to belarus as part of a deal and that revolt. his whereabouts remain unknown. the belarusian leader says he helped broker that deal. earlier i asked a russian analyst what he makes of the videos released by the belarusian defense ministry. >> first and foremost, we can easily identify that this event, this fairly professionally shot video was shot on location in belarus. what cannot be done is to verify whether we have any wagner fighters in this video. we see people from military personnel from belarusian territorial defense, not regular army as such and they are without masks. the alleged wagner gro

today was kj pete. >> can you say once overall whether or not the cocaine belong to the biden family? >> were not avoiding the question. that's not true. we've answered this question. there has been some irresponsible reporting about the family. they were not here friday, the rent here saturday, they were not here sunday. there were not even here monday. the chemical tuesday. to asked that question is incredibly irresponsible. >> don't worry, it's unlikely the person will ever be caught. >> a bag of cocaine was found inside a copy of the entrance to the west wing. it's possible they don't get to the bottom of this. look, they have security cameras of course. it is not clear whether those cameras are pointed at those copies. >> how convenient. that's not good enough for republicans paid congressman james,, chairman of the house committee is seeking staff level briefing from secret service as a gop led panel conducts its own investigation. senator cott and the art of mending answers as well. turning now to talk about all of this is that brian, ceo of mature former supervisor present tru

before the misplaced bag of cocaine was found over the weekend what kj p is getting frustrated and angry for good reasons and friends and immediate mob are not quite as accommodating to the bidens these days. many of the reliable left-wing allies are turning on him they're all doing it at the same time. must take a look at the atlantic, "step aside, president has no business to run for the office at the age of 80." xes reported to him as a old yeller. and that is so bad have avoided meeting with him one-on-one. bring and support help if they needed. very common addition for older people and steep cognitive decline. opt add and the hill was wondering when is the optimal time for biden to drop out of the race. she blasted of members of her own party after she endorsed biden for the second term. the rest of the party don't want him. the united auto workers are refusing to endorse him because of his obsession with green energy and electric cars. last, not least, the liberal columnists, "new york times" and staple of the democratic party media apparatus dropped the hammer on joe biden. seven

. >> kayleigh: a lot of questions for kj p today, we will get to it.my, a few things could've happened here. so taking our viewers into the west wing and security measures, whether you are staff or a reporter, you put your belongings through a medical detector, their bomb sniffing dogs there. you go through a metal detector, your belongings go through the x-ray machine, another scenario is there is carpet which high level west wing officials can use, cars that go into the white house, it took one as press secretary, of staff gets one, that evade security entirely the car services would. so one of the two, there's a lot of people it could be from the press to a tourist to someone in one of those vehicles. >> tammy: what is striking is that this is from the secret service. they were doing a sweep that they do i presume a lot all the time. and if you have been on the tours. you have access to certain areas but not others. it will be interesting to see if this changes and this is an area that the public does not have access to. but if you are in the public

kj p on those wages specifically. listen in. >> we are looking at the data from february of 2021, and what we have seen is that wages have gotten stronger, have increased. we have seen that it's been really helpful. >> that has been quickly fact-checked by many different outlets, including twitter. it earned a check from elon musk. the last time he got this on the potus account was the claims of deficit. the president put out real wages for the average american worker higher than it was before the pandemic, with lower wage workers seeing the largest gains. that's "bidenomics." he's taking credit for what's not actually happening. january 2021, $11.39 an hour was the average hourly earnings. as of june 2023, $11.03. that is lower. the change is $0.36 per hour, a drop of over 3%. >> both of you know this, the economist don't speak in nominal terms, they work in real terms. it's adjusted for inflation. even if we happen to be going up, and inflation is going up faster, that's why we are all poor and losing money. if you