ryan: linkedin is a platform to create economic opportunity.t you share on linkedin is attached to your real identity, your resume online. we do not face a lot of the issues that a lot of other platforms may face where there is not real identity. to the extent that we have a lot of the same trust in place across the board, through ai and human review, there is not a lot of political content. in 2018, we disallowed political advertising altogether on linkedin, so it isn't really a place for politics are happening. haslinda: from the data and trends you are seeing on linkedin, what would be the jobs of the future? ryan: it is something i spend a lot of time thinking about, both as the ceo and also as the father of an 18-year-old daughter who just started college. two months ago, i was sitting around the dining room table with her and her friends. they were asking, as the ceo, are we going to have jobs in 10 years? but should we study? my advice to them as you are entering a labor market that is brimming with change. with that change comes opportu

we've also obtained eddie murray's deleted linkedin posts.of "people with a left wing woke agenda". in another, he claims bbc news are lying and says the attacker�*s name is ali al—shakati. why did you post a false name of the attacker? someone else had already posted it, hadn't they? it's clear no single post or person was responsible for the riots. so an undocumented migrant decided to go to a taylor swift dance class... but within 2a hours, people like andrew tate and other high profile online accounts were repeating false narratives to millions. his name is ali al...al—kati. yeah, a very welsh sounding name. separately on the messaging app telegram, a group called southport wake up was created and organised the protest on st luke's road. and this is where online misinformation... ..met reality. st lu ke�*s road. a place of fury. this is derek drummond attacking the police. he's screaming "liars" at officers. he also attacks a police van. drummond has now been jailed for three years. and look at the left of the screen. the man close by wit

ryan: linkedin exists to create economic opportunity.tached to your real identity/resume online. we don't face a lot of issues other platforms may face. to the extent, we still have a lot of same trust in place across-the-board, through ai and human review, things are reported but there's not a lot of political content on linkedin. in 2018, we disallowed political advertising altogether. it's not a place where politics are happening. caroline: meanwhile, ireland's state protection commission just fined linkedin for illegally processing personal data of users in the eu to deliver targeted advertising. graham doyle called it a clear and serious violation of data subjects' right to protection. linkedin believes it is now in compliance with regulation. ed: tesla is surging after a successful quarter. what's next? jessica caldwell joins us. ♪ ed: tesla now up 19%, the biggest single day jump for march, '21. a lot of this is about the business of selling ev's. big goals next year and getting more profitable at doing it. this idea that they see

what job and hiring trends are we seeing from linkedin. >> so on linkedin we are also seeing what you saw this week in the job openings and labor trend survey hiring is slowing. hiring has been slowing since may and we've seen in the jobs report that payroll number fall off since may. so it is the case that hiring is slowing. you know, what you're also seeing, though, in the job openings labor turnover survey is layoffs are low when people aren't leaving their jobs, even though hiring is slowing, that can add to payroll. so overall, in the economy, we are seeing a slow down, a continued slow down in hiring that's been going on for quite some time. >> we are. there you go so is it possible we could see a re-acceleration with rate cuts small businesses, medium businesses feel they have a little bit more breathing room to expand and hire. >> that is the hope. the fed did surprise us a little bit with a 50 basis point cut. a lot of folks including me were expecting a 25 basis point cut there was a bit of upside surprise there however, typically and historically, fed interest rate cuts don

now there's this row that centres on a post on linkedin, the cv and jobs website, from a labour partyesting that people might want to go out to campaign for kamala harris, the big rival of donald trump. kamala harris of the democrats, the current vice president, with a suggestion that their housing would be sorted. now, that has caused real anger from the trump campaign because they reckon that it amounts to illegal electoral interference, particularly the idea that somehow money might have changed hands. labour say that is absolutely not the case. these are volunteers. this happens at every election and it's been blown out of all proportion. perhaps some injudicious language in a now deleted social media post at the heart of it. but quite the thing when we are just a couple of weeks away from the us presidential election. that was our political editor chris mason. we have much more that story with our chief political correspondent henry zeffman and jerry hill from our us partners cbs who will be giving us the view from the us. —— jarred giving us the view from the us. ——jarred hill.

the letter cites this now deleted post on the networking site linkedin, apparently from a senior labourng ten spots were available to travel to the us and the party would "sort" housing for volunteers. the trump campaign says that suggests labour is financially supporting volunteers. it is not illegal for foreign nationals to campaign in us elections, but they cannot be paid for it. in a statement, the trump campaign said kamala harris and her running mate tim walz were seeking foreign influence to boost what it called their radical message. donald trump's former ambassador to germany, richard grenell, who is tipped to be part of the former president's new administration, if he wins the election, told newsnight it was a slippery slope for labour. i think it is a really dangerous precedent to have the ruling party of an ally somehow playing politics, getting involved in the actual campaigning with such a short notice. i mean, it is the last month of our campaign. sir keir starmer has played down the significance of the trump campaign's allegations, pointing out labour had volunteers who

it was posted by labour's head of operations on linkedin and has since been deleted.he british are coming to support his rival. his lawyers have now sent this legal letter to the us federal election commission demanding an immediate investigation. where the linkedin post says there are ten spots to offer, the letter says that suggests labour is paying something, making it illegal foreign national contributions. this trump supporter agrees. the advertisement didn't say you would be going i in your own free time, didn't say you had to i pay your own airfare| which at the moment are very, very expensive. said you are going to have free accommodation. - if you look at the wording i of that advert, there is little doubt that it is againstl american electoral law. but labour says there have always been foreign volunteers in us elections, and this one is no different. the defence ministerjohn healey signing a new agreement with his german counterpart took time out to see the party organiser looking for recruits wasn't doing it officially. any labour supporters over in the us

this was the post on linkedin that sparked the row.ations writing that she had "ten spots available" for anyone willing to travel to north carolina to campaign for kamala harris. remember, north carolina is a crucial swing state — which could determine the outcome of the election. the trump campaign said: "when representatives of the british government previously sought to go ...door—to—door in america, it did not end well for them" — a reference to the us' fight for independence from britain nearly 200 and 50 years ago. and it's lodged an official complaint with election regulators . the labour party has categorically rejected claims of interference — and the uk defence secretary says staff campaigning in their own time isn't unusual. and the individual labour supply orders over in the us being part of the democratic election campaign, there are individuals, they are there in their own time, they are there at their own expense, and if they've got accommodation out there, that will also be provided by volunteers. this happens in every

to go back to the original post on linkedin, i the original post on linkedin, this was placed by laboureone at that level to be posting something like that? i'm sure she regrets it now. talking about the accommodation being sorted, not paid for, not provided that can be a whole variety of things. and i thought there's nothing to see here. really this is grasping at straws. the legal claim will come to nothing. it's chicken feed in terms of the billions spent on the election campaign more broadly. this is in the context of republicans trying to deflect against campaign expenses being provided by you on musk and probably an illegal way in pennsylvania as $1 million a day given out to republican voters, potentially. this is smoke and mirrors rather than anything with substance and will be seen as such. ., , ,., substance and will be seen as such. ., ,,., ., ~ substance and will be seen as such. ., , ., ~ i. , such. professor, thank you very much for _ such. professor, thank you very much for your— such. professor, thank you very much for your thoughts - such. professor, thank you very much

where the linkedin post says there are ten spots to offer.aking illegal foreign national contributions. this trump supporter agrees. the advertisement didn't say you'll be going in your own free time. didn't say you'll have to pay your own airfare, which, by the way, at the moment are very, very expensive. said you're going to have free accommodation. if you look at the wording of that advert, there is little doubt that that is against american electoral law. but labour says there have always been foreign volunteers in us elections and this one is no different. the defence minister, john healey, signing a new agreement with his german counterpart, took time out to say the party organiser looking for recruits, wasn't doing it officially. any individual labour supporters that are over in the us, being part of the democratic election campaign are there as individuals. they're there in their own time, they're there at their own expense, and if they've got accommodation out there, that will be also provided by volunteers. anyone who loves politics

then she wrote on linkedin that she knows more colleagues who feel frustrated by, i was told to take down every posting comment with #freepalestine, gaza jonas. side and gaza under attack saying that my posts make me look unbalanced. i was told the problem is with me expressing my beliefs, my opposition for israel's genocide of my people. during that phone call, i repeatedly asked which post exactly are the problem, why are they the problem and so on. i was told that all over everything i have been posting gave the perception of bias that i as a journalist i'm not able to uh... communicate in a balanced way about the situation according to their standards, but zahrah wasn't the only journalist who was punished for sharing her thoughts on social media. two days before zahra's termination, the bbc announced it had launched an urgent investigation into six journalists on bbc arabic for their posts on social media. at least two of them are still facing problems in their workplace and their melia. one of them got fired after 20. after years of working at the bbc, nada abdul samamed expect

to go back to the original post on linkedin, this was placed by labour party 's of operations.ou expect someone at that level to be posting something like that? i'm sure she regrets it now. talking about the accommodation being sorted, not paid for, not provided that can be a whole variety of things. and i thought there's nothing to see here. really this is grasping at straws. the legal claim will come to nothing. it's chicken feed in terms of the billions spent on the election campaign more broadly. this is in the context of republicans trying to deflect against campaign expenses being provided by you on musk and probably an illegal way in pennsylvania as $1 million a day given out to republican voters, potentially. this is smoke and mirrors rather than anything with substance and will be seen as such. professor, thank you very much for your thoughts on that story. always a pleasure. well the former president trump is coveting votes in the swing state of georgia today. but yesterday comments made by his longest serving chief of staff, john kelly were making headlines. kelly sa

now, they focus in on — and there's a shot in the letter — of a now deleted it seems linkedin post bywho talks of about 100 current and former staff members heading to the united states to help with the kamala harris campaign. it says that there are ten spots still available, in other words, inviting people to come forward, labour party activists, if they want to fill those particular spots. the key line seems to be that the housing needs of those individuals will be covered. now, there is no explanation of exactly how that would happen, but that is what the trump campaign has focused in on, suggesting that the labour party is in some way funding this effort. is this different then from prominent uk politicians like liz truss or nigel farage from showing up at the republican national convention a few months ago? essentially, it is not any different, and there's nothing unusual about political activists in different countries travelling to another country to help colleagues, as they see them, who have like—minded views in terms of fighting an election. in this case, the centre—left par

. >> a san francisco company owner going viral on linkedin for posting about his wedding. what happened at tha ceremony that's causing a stir online. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> for giant pandas who have been beloved guests zoo atlanta have to go back to china. going on a special fedex plane. the giant pandas right back in china yesterday, the return of the 4 pandas was in line with the zoo. atlanta's giant panda agreement with china which expires this month. 2 of those pandas were actually born in china while the others were born in atlanta, video released by zoo atlanta chose preparations for the fedex panda express. cute. name the plane, which brought the pants back to china. h

advising the kamala harris campaign in the us and more recently also citing reporting including a linkedinctivists from the uk to go over to supports the democrats in campaigning in swing seats. the labour party in the uk have said these are all individuals on personal time who have taken leave for their roles, not organised by the labour party orfunded by them, these are people in their personal computer capacity during their own campaign. it is been less than a month since keir starmer, the british prime minister met with donald trump, they had a two hour dinner in new york and donald trump at the time praised keir starmer as very nice and said he had run a very successful campaign and was very popular. so i suppose this will frustrate those who have been working hard in the labour party to build relations with the donald trump campaign. the former head of the fashion giant abercrombie & fitch and his british partner have been arrested on sex trafficking charges — along with a third man in the united states. the fbi opened an investigation last year after the bbc revealed claims that mik

and next month, another batch of office workers are expected to return to downtown, according to linkedin. many of their workers are being told to return to the office beginning november 6th in san francisco. sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. a downtown san jose neighborhood is getting a new park. it will be in the spartan keyes neighborhood. the u.s. secretary of interior was among the national and city leaders who highlighted funding for this project during a news conference this morning. the federal government is giving the city $4.5 million to build this park. it's part of a nationwide program that invests in upgrading and building new parks. san jose mayor matt mahan says the city has big plans for this spot, including a playground, turf field and basketball court. this is a vision 20 years in the making, making a community driven vision, a vision of a space for families to picnic, kids to play for anyone to access shade, nature. and that's not all. senator alex padilla announced 15 california communities are getting a total of $95 million to upgrade outdoor spaces in underserved

protection commission, the microsoft owned website, its first eu fine saying that the data obtained by linkedinat when we get it. the uk government has announced that a ban on single use vapes will come into force from june next year. it's hoped this will reduce the number of young vapers. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman gave me more details about the ban. the conservatives announced this injanuary and the labour opposition, as they then were, were supportive but it wasn't in their general election manifesto so we didn't actually know for sure until late last night that this new government would be pressing ahead with the ban. actually the process from here on is fairly simple, the government doesn't require a new piece of legislation or a vote in the house of commons, they can do this under existing powers. so this will come into force in england from june 2025. i stress england because the other devolved governments, scotland, wales and northern ireland will have to make their own decisions, although, as it happens, all of them are pressing ahead with fairly similar policies w

appointing election deniers is like if delta hired a pilot whose linkedin just said "plane crash enthusiasttify him as the winner of the next election. let's see, what else does a heist need? oh, yeah, they got to create a distraction. cue the demolitions experts. >> in georgia today, the state election board passed a new rule that will require poll workers to count all ballots by hand. it's the latest in a series of changes by the pro-trump majority on the board, and it would require three people to count every ballot in every precinct on election night or the day after. >> poll workers are warning this rule change could cause complete chaos by taking up too much time, money, and almost certainly producing counting errors. >> count by hand? no one does anything by hand anymore, except maybe lauren boebert. [audience reacts] this is going to cause chaos, and that's the point. the more of a mess election day becomes, the more trump can demand that his people in congress step in to "fix it." what are democrats going to do about it? sue? sure, go ahead and take it to the supreme court. they'll

linkedin is the largest online network. there are about 530 million members using our site.is san francisco office there's about 1400 employees working in roughly 400,000 square feet. >> after signing up for the program we heard about the san francisco program and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. i'm the co-owner of the new wheel electric bike shop. we opened this store in 2012 and the new wheel sells and services electric bikes. 11 people work here in san francisco and our store is about 2,000 square feet. electric bikes are fantastic for transportation in the city, they're clean and green and you get places faster than any other form of transportation. it amplifies the power, it doesn't replace it. it makes it easier to get places by bicycle and it's so enjoyable and environmentally friendly way to go and more convenient in san francisco. >> clean power sf requires two products, green, 40% renewable and competitively priced with pg and e. for those who want to fight climate change more, 100% renewable at $0.02 per kilawatt. >> i decided to go with

s labour party recently posted on linkedin recruiting nearly 100 staffers to come to the u.s.or errors campaign. trump campaign, some people in congress are calling this election interference. the trump campaign filed a former come -- formal complaint. isn't this -- if this were russians -- i mean weren't we told it was all russian interference? now we've got these people with really bad teeth coming over here. >> they need all the help they can get. it comes back to what we were saying earlier, she needs celebrity help. she can't do this on her own. she can't even do it within the united states of america because -- so the labour party ascending their workers to come help her is exactly what she needs but to me it's more like misery loves company. the u.k. is burning right now. a complete mess. maybe focus on your own problems before intervening in hours perhaps. >> greg: yeah, you know. tyrus, we beat them in a war, should we reinvade or just invade? >> first of all, thank you for the question, greg. before i answer i would like to thank god, thank you guys for being here to

one of my hacks is to look at linkedin and look what what employees are saying, you can see the energy, shifting a $7 million vehicle recently. it's to be expected. i do not bet against elon musk. i think you see how excited the people are and so much of this comes down to people and vibes. neil: neil: if i am elon musk i'm excited too. on the world's richest human being. i would be happy and dancing on stage is myself but i am curious about tesla and what is remarkable here is the government guarantees and checks you get have shrunk considerably. a lot of tesla sales without any benefits or government incentives, what do you make of that? >> the naked short-sellers got hammered this morning get. i think that's the idea of a government subsidy. they want to promote a specific ideology, specific method, specific technology so they have to subsidize it because it is uneconomic in the nascent years and now that is gaining mainstream adoption it is getting a leg of its own. you don't see it across all the car manufacturers. i'm not sure people want tvs but they do want teslas. there is som

plus linkedin ceo joins us supposedly to talk about the latest labor market trends as well as the impact. that is it for us. keep it here. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg l.p., its affiliates, or its employees. >> the following is a paid presentation furnished by rare collectibles tv, llc.

guest: i posted on linkedin a few weeks ago my philosophy on yard signs. i set a very intentional.know me. clear intentional. -- very intentional. i don't have a yard sign or a bumper sticker. some people their identity is how they promote what they believe in. i don't even have something about where my kids go to school. i just want us to have no barriers between us. i'm very intentional. i have spent 15, 20 years working on trying to reduce polarization. i literally try to end wars or reduce the risk of worse. i know it -- wars. i know what it means to be overpoliticized. they have signs for different candidates. conversation in my neighborhood is not about politics. it might be sometimes. there are people that will bring it up. what we share with each other is 90% or more not politics. politics does not define us. it does not get talked about a lot. sometimes our disagreements but it's much less than it is in many parts of america today. host: jeremy from michigan on the line for republicans for "fragile neighborhoods: repairing american society, one zip code at a time." --for s

it was posted by labour�*s head of operations on linkedin and has since been deleted.rviews. i you can give opinion. all of that is very clear. but you have to pay for it yourself. i you cant be seen to be i funded by anybody else — let alone a british government. remember this. in two weeks' time keir starmer could be ringing president—elect trump if he wins the election.

elliott hill, his resume went viral on linkedin. he only ever worked at nike as an intern up.are you bullish of bringing somebody in who is an insider who has seemed to run its course for nike? maybe they need a disfferent strategy? >> it's a good question. time will tell. i don't think nike needs a shakeup. i don't think the brand is broken. i think the brand has gotten stale and tired. as i talk to the companies that sell nike like dick's or academy, they want more from nike. i don't think the shakeup is needed. i think a revitalization is needed. the choice to bring back a proven executive, someone at the company and grew up in the company and enjoyed a lot of success there, that's the right move. >> you are saying they get back to innovation. what areas are you looking for innovation? the basketball franchise? is it in running? we just had the olympics. did you think there was a lack of innovation they were promoting during that time? >> look, i think the answer to that question is all of the above. another big positive here and this is, you know, under former management.

caroline: we will sit down with linkedin cofounder reid hoffman to discuss the impact of the electionn silicon valley. first, we check in on markets that are to the downside. nasdaq off by more than 2%. this is as the earnings come take, come-- come thick, come fast. i highlight uber, one of the latest ones, down the most in two years. why? gross bookings not as high as the market wanted to see. $41 billion for the quarter just reported. the market wanted to see higher and develop a forecast as well . we are seeing california new jersey perhaps pushing back a little bit by the cost of insurance, but also there is an fx headwind that is happening. what else are you watching on a micro basis? ed: emphasis on forecast when it comes to the mega caps and members of the mag seven. meta narrowly beating the quarter on the advertising business, but it is warning of greater losses on reality labs as it invests in ai and x finishes growth into 2025. microsoft is a similar story. on track to be dropped by the most since october 2022. as your growth of the next three-month period will be 31 to 32

unless you checked my resume, linkedin, or tinder. [ laughter ] that's the only place i talk.e, "zone seven?" [ light laughter ] "this is weird." but i was like, "you know what? i'm not going to make a big deal about it. i guess it's just gonna be like an 'undercover boss' type of situation. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm gonna get to see how my employees work," you know? [ light laughter ] so i didn't make a big deal. i didn't fire anyone or anything. but i did try to board the flight early. and when i got to the gate, the gate agent stopped me. could you believe it? she stopped me, she didn't know. [ laughter ] she was like, "sir, we did not call your zone yet!" and i was just like -- [ laughter ] i said, "miss, you must not read your emails. [ laughter ] but i drink my mouthwash out the cups. [ laughter ] so i'll get on whenever i want, bridgett." [ laughter ] guys, i'm ian lara. thank you guys so much. [ cheers and applause ] this has been amazing. thank you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was fantastic! that's how you do it. ian lara! ian lara! [ cheer

a linkedin post is going viral, unfortunately for the wrong reasons. it shows a groom working during his wedding. this is a post shared by the co-founder of an ai-based company or rather company based in san francisco called thought lee, it shows the co-founder of the company doing work on his laptop to ring the wedding reception. and the caption praised the groom for bringing on a customer who needed immediate support. but that post is getting some backlash online. some are calling this situation sad and some went as far to say this could be grounds for divorce. the co-founder who made the post is defending this, though, saying his company is high stakes in his customers. do depend on 24 7 responses. he added the groom was the only person who could saw this task. it only took up to 5 minutes to complete. and a survey done by taste of home magazine found one san francisco restaurant to be the best steak house in california. nico steakhouse in the design district of sf was named for the honor. we can is a japanese influence steakhouse that uses a 5 japa

follow us on our social x instagram, facebook, linkedin, etc. and look up the hidden genius project and those are great ways to stay abreast of activities we have going on. but people can always reach out, give us a call, give us an email. we can see if we can connect them with the resources and or some of our partners because as i mentioned, we are investing in our young men as leaders. but then we believe a rising tide lifts all boats. so we do have programing. that's reaching in some ways that are surprising to people, because we might be working with an all girls program in la somewhere, or a program serving primarily, you know, latinx youth somewhere, you know, in georgia or chicago. you never know. so it's always critical that folks just follow us, check us out, and then, you know, we can try and connect them with our teams, especially here in oakland and richmond. >> you know, i've been following you for a long time. i'm really proud of what you're doing. and you have some activities coming up. we do. tell me about that. we do. >> well, d

. >> thank you, charlie linkedin from fox news here. i have talked to a lot of people here, they also said you are very cordial last night in the debate, and the message got through. but compare your style to donald trump's style, he was a little aggressive. do you think that donald trump's message sometimes is lost because of his aggressive style? >> you know charlie, look... [booing] i think first of all, there is dancho that is so different from the man that i have got to know, when he called me last night, he asked me how my wife was doing. he said he had a hell of a debate, i'm sure you were nervous, you had every right to be nervous but it go have a nice meal with your wife and enjoy this moment. that is the donald trump i know. people say -- [applause] -- look the other thing i love about donald trump and i think it is true of all of us, we can be so devoted to and is so grateful to this country and its incredible opportunities but also be kind enough to stop the leadership is failing this great nation! that is no tension that we

connection and regarding our meeting with the mr. blinking it's for sure to know that the visits of linkedin to the region is important to us. and we have seen the results of these folks in this role model it to and the, the impact most fee and the directions regarding something of the will. and then, and we discussion to the point of cnn a mattress and we come to some trades on base and followup client regarding the folks the, a teams from the mat to the states that would visit the fed up. info is the the for the slight deans from is room and they will talk somebody, they will discuss the meetings in order to reach read through regarding the whole situation. and we're doing sort of talking about that. john said that there is under was a johnston in who k is the part the is a very willing to and that will we have said before, and i see it several times the media. and so it has a limited role in case there is a pause, it's a one side that is not quite involved with this in the constructive way. and that to me in subject dogs legal like like this, like i'm in a ball. yes. things will come to a

follow us on our social x instagram, facebook, linkedin, etc.d those are great ways to stay abreast of activities. we have going on. but people can always reach out, give us a call, give us an email. we can see if we can connect them with the resources and or some of our partners because as i mentioned, we are investing in our young men as leaders. but then we believe a rising tide lifts all boats. so we do have programing that's reaching in some ways that are surprising to people, because we might be working with an all girls program in la somewhere or a program serving primarily, you know, latinx youth somewhere, you know, in georgia or chicago, you never know. so it's always critical that folks just follow us, check us out, and then, you know, we can try and connect them with our teams, especially here in oakland and richmond. >> you know, i've been following you for a long time. i'm really proud of what you're doing. thank you. and you have some activities coming up. we do. tell me about that. we do. >> well, december, of course, is the mont

harris, a super pac recently, former new york mayor michael bloomberg and reid hoffman so founder of linkedint one analyst says candidates don't need giant war chest to when you looked at last few presidential cycles, it's not necessarily true that whoever had the most money, one now as valuable as this cash infusion could be to help purchase ads for trump analyst hans nichols says, trump and harris can benefit even more from another kind of media coverage, so-called earned media positive news coverage by the major news outlets that cost the candidates. >> nothing. nichols says that kind of coverage is often more effective than ads that voters tend to get sick of ryan todd reporting for us, brian, thanks very much. we'll be right back week and ask questions like, what does a comedy show doing? >> i don't see in it too much but i want donald now, can you slice that i got news for you saturday at nine right on cnn. there's something going around the golden good thing gertrude found delsam how, what's going around is 12-hour kfar leaf answer guilty the family that takes delsam together feels bet

those searching for foreign interference in our elections need to look no further than ms patel is linkedin post the interference is occurring in plain sight, joining us now cnn international anchor, max foster. max, good morning. you are course in london, very familiar with the labor party in your country. i'm curious what you hear from your side of the pond. is this something that's happened before? >> yeah. there's a long tradition that's effective or care starmer saying, volunteers will quite often go from the labour party to support the democrats as conservatives are sometimes done with the republicans as well. you've also got take into account that niger farrar, she's now an mp here in the uk, has had a huge part and donald trump's campaign liz truss, a former conservative prime minister, has also come out and said that she supports donald trump so it does happen on both sides. does that make it forgivable? well, if you didn't know that this was happening than perhaps you would see it as a british government taking size. labor party is in power. they meant to remain him partial. and a

if you're not updating, you know, it's like trying to update your linkedin or something. i got to cover free speech nation, we had a spokesperson in from just stop oil and he was saying, oh, they came in. yeah . saying, oh, they came in. yeah. and he was saying that if i gave you a choice between you've got to save a baby or destroy some art, which would you choose? i'm like, it's not a choice. it's a false dichotomy. and also the thing you're doing, like, i'll throw soup. it won't solve either of those two problems. >> but yeah, i mean, if you as well, and you're sort of notoriously a sort of psychopathic. so you'd be like, well, the art and they shouldn't ask me either, because i'm like, all about art over. you know, i don't have a family. so i believe in aesthetics. so obviously i'd pick the art, but it's a terrible question. yeah. they just they just called their bluff. they're jonathan two independent mps voting to protect independent schools, written about in the independent. >> i love it when a plan comes together. nice. corbyn alliance mps unite with tories to opp

former ceo of linkedin. >> he is out there. >> mark cuban. >> why is jamie dimon telling people he iskamala harris? >> and won't say it outloud. >> he used to donate to political figures under his own name, right? now he doesn't. his wife does. he doesn't. why? because -- >> he literally is hiding behind the women. this is everything happening in this moment. >> warren buffett used to literally throw rallies for hillary clinton. public about how he didn't give away his right to vote or support candidates. this year he said, i am not going to get involved in the -- the country is too tribal. >> it's also because in jeff bezos' case, he wrote the op-ed monday and said there is a loss of trust in the country, doesn't matter who either -- there is no loss of trust on both sides. the reason there is a loss of trust in media is because for the last 30 years far-right wing media, roger ailes is laughing from hell, they created this loss and trust. as donald trump is telling you i am going to -- pennsylvania and this election is rigged, those lies have been told over and over day in and day o

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guest: i posted on linkedin a few weeks ago my philosophy on yard signs. i set a very intentional. people know me. clear intentional. -- very intentional. i don't have a yard sign or a bumper sticker. some people their identity is how they promote what they believe in. i don't even have something about where my kids go to school. i just want us to have no barriers between us. i'm very intentional. i have spent 15, 20 years working on trying to reduce polarization. i literally try to end wars or reduce the risk of worse. i know it -- wars. i know what it means to be overpoliticized. they have signs for different candidates. conversation in my neighborhood is not about politics. it might be sometimes. there are people that will bring it up. what we share with each other is 90% or more not politics. politics does not define us. it does not get talked about a lot. sometimes our disagreements but it's much less than it is in many parts of america today. host: jeremy from michigan on the line for republicans for "fragile neighborhoods: repairing american society, one zip code at a time."

guest: i posted on linkedin a few weeks ago my philosophy on yard signs. i set a very intentional. people know me. clear intentional. -- very intentional. i don't have a yard sign or a bumper sticker. some people their identity is how they promote what they believe in. i don't even have something about where my kids go to school. i just want us to have no barriers between us. i'm very intentional. i have spent 15, 20 years working on trying to reduce polarization. i literally try to end wars or reduce the risk of worse. i know it -- wars. i know what it means to be overpoliticized. they have signs for different candidates. conversation in my neighborhood is not about politics. it might be sometimes. there are people that will bring it up. what we share with each other is 90% or more not politics. politics does not define us. it does not get talked about a lot. sometimes our disagreements but it's much less than it is in many parts of america today. host: jeremy from michigan on the line for republicans for "fragile neighborhoods: repairing american society, one zip code at a time."

now this row centres on a post on linkedin, thejobs now this row centres on a post on linkedin, the jobsow centres on a post on linkedin, thejobs website, for labour party staff, suggesting people might want to go out to campaign for kamala harris, the rival of donald trump. kamala harris the democrat and current vice president. suggesting housing would be sorted. that has caused anger from the trump campaign because they reckon it amounts to illegal electoral interference, particularly the idea that money might have changed hands. labour say that is not the case and these are volunteers, and it happens every election and it has been blown out of proportion. quite the thing when we arejust a of proportion. quite the thing when we are just a couple of weeks away from the us presidential election. that is chris mason on his way to the conference in the pacific with keir starmer. we can find out how the labour party have reacted. chief political correspondent henry zeffman what are labour saying? no formal response but what you are hearing privately is what chris said, they are adamant thos

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