but lynette lopez, you on the middle, the way in the, the tourists serrano kramer freeman notice, but all of those. but i mean, also for see, did, ah, with animal rights demonstrations like this, a commonplace in european cities. the whole population of dorm bus has been showing as a terrorists. we witness a huge information war, waged against the dorm was people and rush everything. basically what was told in the western mainstream media was just absolute lie. and when i came here 1st, i'm in the beginning of 15 and i saw this beautiful people union. and i understood the magnitude of july. i wasn't sure even i knew that this happened as why the reason why i can. but when i saw it been my own eyes that they were treated worse than the door worse than any any more. so the demonstration against the russian world in the western propaganda is a very terrible thing. it's very frightful, t ah, western and ukrainian mass media often keep silent about alleged crimes committed by nationalists battalions, frequently failing to report accurately and blaming the militiamen for the victims . the s

let's bring in columnist at business insider, lynette lopez to talk about all of this.s end could be them dissolving this special status that helped disney grow into this iconic brand, help florida become an international travel destination. what do you make of this fight that's playing out right now? . >> i think some of the counties will be disappointed they now have to take over sewage, building inspections and all of these difficult responsibilities that disney had taken up for its own properties. it is a lot of properties. it's hundreds of people employed in the counties and thousands from outside around the country and around the world who go there to work at disney. this is in part the company not getting behind the don't say gay legislation even before it was enacted. disney was slow to recognize that this would be an issue for its employees who really led the charge in saying, hey, this goes against disney's own stated policies, this is what we stand for as a company. we need to do something about it. sometimes when republican legislators go a little to the rig

lynette lopez joins us now.u think the challenges are balanced sheet, as cash or profit. and twitter's balance sheet, 630 million last year. e, lon is going to have to figure out how to pay people, without paying people in stock. you know, twitter will be a private company, and a different company. it will have $13 billion in debt on its books after this deal. it will have to service a billion of that a year. that is a lot. >> it seems like he made one mistake after another getting this. we have guests who like to talk about e, lochb being all knowing. he waived his right to see twitter's finances. i am not the richest person on the planet, perhaps i shouldn't be asking these questions. again, it seems to be a vanity play. he didn't look at the expenses. it has been called an over leveraged clown. what is his biggest risk? >> the biggest risk is that he can't make it profitable, and keeps throwing his own money n the cost-cutting will come on the side of twitter moderators. 90% of twitter revenue comes from ads.

joining us now, columnist at "insider," lynette lopez. e than two decades in power, putin is more than just a man. he's the center of a system that is as orderly as it is corrupt. state media makes it very clear any turn away from putin is a turn toward anarchy." this is why not even an event as cataclysmic as the attack on ukraine has been able to wake russia's oligarchs from their sleepwalking state. for the oligarchs who have prospered under putin to stand against him, they would have to summon a type of courage few men throughout history have been able to summon. they will be charging in into an abyss. if no one follows him, they will have no recourse and very few places to hide." but how are they being hurt? what exactly is the impact so far on the oligarchs? and why isn't it moving the needle at all? >> well, they're being hurt because they own all the wealth of russia. >> what's liar life like now compared to before? >> well, they can't have bank accounts in the eu or the u.s. they can't go to certain countries. they can't do busine