mapping future of journal i've, ceo mark zuckerberg sitting down with news corp ceo robert thompson as the social media site officially partners with major publishers to launch a new feature called phrase book news. susan li is live in the newsroom with details on this one. reporter: select audience, 200,000 will be a select audience for a news service facebook is launching. back and forth between mark zuckerberg and robert thompson, news corp ceo. for a long time publishers complained facebook is eating away at their revenue. a lot of articles in the media properties are shared on facebook for free between friends. a lot of people get their news on facebook and other sites as well. so publishers want to get paid since they have to pay reporters to write these articles. seems virtually everybody will be initially on the news service. "new york times," "washington post," "wall street journal," nbc, abc, fox news as well. this time around facebook will pay out licensing fees. depending which media outlet it is from hundreds of thousandssmaller once to millions of bigger ones. "wall stree

chance to make himself a hero grazing and later opportunity over the path right in front of the news corp for the deadlock remains unbroken up until the final whistle i'm very very happy about the performance today in the end and how they played how they how they use our game plan i'm a little bit disappointed about the result but sometimes in football games you don't get what you just. split owners in the 1st goalless route of the since 2060. byron munich. i've been watching the throw not from their typical top of the vantage point the table that is instead looking up at other teams trying to see if the crown fits well robert levin dosti is byron's best bet to reclaim the table position that the bavarians believe is rightfully theirs could the league's number one striker strike again and possibly reshuffle the standings. before kickoff the buy in players paid tribute to their injured center backs nicholas and lucas 7 and then they were placed by jerome but sang and benjamin who provided the highlights of the 1st half with the opening call it was a moment of true quality from the frenchma

and a news corp journalist for whom over 2 stories that had proved embarrassing for the government why haven't. there been more violent protests in chile despite the government announcing the suspension of a controversial metro fare hike at least 2 airlines have canceled flights to santiago which has been put on a state of emergency officials report 7 people are dead in fires related to the unrest. and a ballot count in bolivia shows left wing president evo morales in the lead following sunday's vote but it might not be enough for an outright win a runoff my be necessary come mid december around us and seeking an unprecedented 4th term despite getting credit for lifting millions out of poverty critics accuse them of corruption and anti democratic rule. following elections in switzerland the right wing people's party remains the strongest force in parliament despite a slip in support green opposition parties made unexpected gains because of the country's unique electoral system though it remains unclear whether the greens will become part of the government which parliament will vote for

missed a chance to make himself a hero blazing unlike opportunity over the park right in front of the news corp for the deadlock remained unbroken up until the final whistle i'm very very happy about the performance today in the end and how they played how they how they used our game plan i'm a little bit disappointed but the result but sometimes in football games you don't get what it is a split owners in the 1st goalless ruled to be since 2016. byron munich. i've been watching the throw not from their typical top of the vantage point the table that is instead looking up at other teams trying to see if the crown fits well robert levin dosti is byron's best bet to reclaim the table position that the bavarians believe is rightfully theirs could the league's number one striker strike again and possibly reshuffle the standings. before kickoff the buy in players paid tribute to the injured center backs nicholas and lucas 7 and then they were placed by jerome but tank and benjamin they provided the highlights of the 1st half with the opening call it was a moment of true quality from the frenchman he

timmy for example might call bobby a rude word mr zucker on the other hand might subvert the global news corpbetray all impartiality the ideals of journalism and misinformed millions all because of a petty grudge that's how powerful hate ease. these revelations board was courtesy of project veritas a conservative activist group and this is just part one that's after a c.n.n. employee a technician at their washington d.c. bureau spent months wearing a hidden camera at work spilling the beans so to speak and providing recordings of called the stations at the news that work kerry added dream to work in journalism at c.n.n. the spread news and then you found out how naive he was how things really work at c.n.n. it is one of 2 on whether i'm like hey if we if we have to cool let's just say we left if we don't write. let it be known but again it just tells back nothing i just want people to have the information of make up their own minds now which if you didn't see the hints about what was going on i mean is there any surprise that these revelations have you watched c.n.n. rode it to impeachment th

good news corp local was before. much of those who heard it's a preview are mostly other movies to see him with the north we will go. move. move when it's. all show you this new video of the liberal media is going to look for a good. movie muslim also these girls will give you films for good girls. to go to shows a look but look your simu belonging to show you story to the issue go. to start ups to. get to meet until it was a little missed they'd say look it is it's. just ashton understand statistics not the mashed old trick to stop the president and please introduce mark to students. as we have petitions to post this for to snipe at them with a new look because that is the cousin with you sir your supporters to your machine station shouldn't feel you should cook door for one who's devoted to the request. of. the polish. people in syria's northern that region let's celebrate a reported agreement between the local kurdish authorities and the government in damascus that is as rich. continues a military offensive against

and the home of a news corp journalist over 2 stories that have proved embarrassing for the government. a ballot count in bolivia shows left wing president evo morales is in the lead to following sunday's vote but it might not be enough for now when runoff may be necessary to mid december to seeking an unprecedented 4th term by getting credit for lifting millions out of poverty critics accuse him of corruption and anti-democratic. i will next we take a look at 2 protests in 2 different parts of the world lebanon and chile where people nonetheless share similar concerns 1st we go to lebanon and that's where the prime minister has now told people that reforms are on the way to ease the nation's economic crisis so hot hariri had ordered his government to come up with a rescue plan after 5 straight days of anti austerity protests outrage over new taxes and corruption has sparked the largest wave of dissent the country has seen in here. monday in central beirut protesters gather in martyrs square for a 5th day of protests on monday morning lebanon's government hurriedly passed a sweeping re

and news corp journalists home over 2 stories that have proved embarrassing for the government in regards to the recent group. following strong elections in switzerland the right wing people's party remains the strongest force in parliament despite a slip in support green opposition parties made unexpected gains because of the country's unique electoral system remains unclear whether the greens will become part of the government which parliament will vote for in december. a ballot count in bolivia shows a left wing president evo morales in the lead following sunday's vote but it might not be enough for an outright win a runoff may be necessary mid december wreckless is seeking an unprecedented 4th term and face a tough race despite getting credit for lifting millions out of poverty and critics accuse him of corruption and democratic. or honest voiced confidence that he would ultimately be the winner. for more than 13 years our political movement has presented social and professional progress in several sectors in the face of a right wing opposition that wanted to go back to the past. they

and a news corp journalists home over 2 stories that have proved embarrassing for the government. and according to london has refused to give the wiki leaks founder julian assange much more time to find fight his extradition to the united states the u.s. wants to extradite a sauce to face espionage charges a sauce made headlines back in 2010 when we cubics published hundreds of thousands of secret u.s. diplomatic documents. the kurdish led forces are withdrawing from towns in northern syria apparently aligned with the terms of a deal between the u.s. and turkey ancora wants to establish a so-called safe zone in the region and is demanding that kurdish forces withdraw completely the u.s. and the kurds once fought together in syria now the kurds feel betrayed the. kurdish residents abuse and potatoes up their one time allies they say they're being left for dead. traffic in the border town of commish lee was brought to a standstill as u.s. troops passed through heading to iraq leaving betrayal in their wake i forgot this morning that the cargo started. at the dock below the car but o

increased less than expected by 6 percent compared to 6.2 percent previously the news corps share prices to 4 the asian european stock markets. international observers are raising concerns about voter fraud in mozambique final results of tuesday's election are awaited following reports of ballot stuffing at some polling stations and election observers killed and others attacked as malcolm webb reports from the capital of gaza province. it was right here that anastasio matter delhi was shot by 5 gunmen last week he died shortly afterwards in hospital he was an observer in mozambique's election and the director of rights group. and his colleague fernando young told us he'd been within minutes before a training session for local observers. the capital of the province he says anastasio killing sent a clear message from friday. it makes me feel scared i'm living in fear after this the situation is worse we're being followed it doesn't sit well with me . anastasio and his colleagues had raised concerns about 300000 so-called ghost voters on the electoral register in the province before he was

and a news corp journalists home over 2 stories that have proved embarrassing for the government. a ballot count in bolivia shows left wing president evo morales in the lead following sunday's vote but it might not be enough for an outright win a runoff may be necessary come mid december but alice is seeking an unprecedented 4th term and despite getting credit for lifting millions out of poverty critics accuse him of corruption and anti democratic rule. voting has begun in canada's national election and it could be a nail biter for prime minister justin trudeau his campaign has been overshadowed by a series of errors that have raised allegations of racism and ethics violations recent polls show trudeau is liberals in a virtual dead heat with conservatives it could be good news for smaller parties like the left leaning new democratic party. in the lead up to kind of those elections it's been all but a smooth ride for prime minister justin trudeau his approval ratings drop to almost record lows and his liberal party is engaged in the neck and neck race with the conservatives both ar

michael miller is executive chairman of news corp australasia — hejoins us now from sydney ican i can. what you hope to achieve? the blacked out newspapers in front of you. what you hope to achieve 7m a democracy there is a responsibility of government to be open and transparent with the public, the people who bowed them in and pay for them. and since 2001 we have seen less 75 is of legislation that have restricted journalists being able to openly communicate what is going on in government. and increasingly we see that governments are becoming more secretive and stamping top—secret on documents that they just do stamping top—secret on documents that theyjust do not stamping top—secret on documents that they just do not wish stamping top—secret on documents that theyjust do not wish to be exposed to the people who vote the men. i imagine there are many stories at the moment that you cannot publish or even discuss with us how on our cannot publish or even discuss with us now on ourfor cannot publish or even discuss with us now on our for legal reasons but can you think of an example fro

michael miller is executive chairman of news corp australasia.— even though they were legally entitled to do so. there are many stories which we ask for freedom of information and there are many stories which we ask forfreedom of information and come back redacted and blacked out. which is that, you know, the creative use in today's front edges of the business —— front pages. it's not just ourselves, this has really become enough is enough and two raids in two days on media organisations a few months back. we have been working with the government through an enquiry over the recent months but we aren't seeing much, we are seeing a change in processes, not a change in legislation. whistleblowers particularly are being intimidated and we need the government employees, they are being intimidated not to contact the media on issues that concern them. reporters without borders ranks australia number 21 in the world, down from 19, but that is still pretty hyper is that the australian prime ministers as journalists cannot be above the law, does he have a

least grounds here if you can see that in those meeting with roy thomson the chief executive of news corp today. you can see that there was some happiness and certainly that it will go some way towards restoring facebook's relationship with media which is there is something that can help it no regrets a giant rock in central australia considered sacred to indigenous people is now off limits to climbers hundreds of tourists flock to be the last to scale it aboriginal people for 3 years to get the ban in place as ultras or as andrew thomas reports. you don't see them from a distance but zoom in and you can like and it's for these people the climb made their trip to special something everyone should experience it's wonderful but you're the author of a well yes that's a shame that it's like you can type on even the last lap of the last people to climb already before i shot here what change when did you notice people for whom it is a special site one which they have long said it is disrespectful to climb and equivalent to people clambering over a cathedral or a mosque they were pleased that cl

intensified in june after police raided the australian broadcasting corporation and the home of a news corp journalist they were searching for leaked government documents that have been used in critical reports andrew thomas reports now from sydney he. this is a joined up campaign by all the big media companies in australia this is the australian the nation my paper a stylized front page a secret stamp there and all to go made to look as though the whole thing's been redacted the rival sydney morning herald looks very similar again are adapted out school that secret stamp they're the tabloid daily telegraph and it's the same with these papers all over the country and indeed with the t.v. news as well all the media companies are trying to mount a unified concerted effort to show what they say government interference in the media is doing they point to 75 pieces of legislation passed since 2001 a sensibly to do with national security but laws that they say in fact with straights the access of the people to information journalists rights to report this all came to a head in june with raids on

and a news corps journalists home over 2 stories that have proved embarrassing for the government. a ballot count in bolivia shows left wing president evo morales in the lead following sunday's vote but it might not be enough for an outright win a runoff may necessary amid december but alice is seeking an unprecedented 4th term despite getting credit for lifting millions out of poverty critics accuse him of corruption and anti democratic rules. and following the elections in switzerland the right wing people's party remains the strongest force in parliament despite a slip in support green opposition parties made unexpected games and because the country's new has a unique electoral system it remains unclear whether the greens will become part of the government which parliament will vote for in december. kurdish led forces have withdrawn from the northern syrian town of ross i'm apparently in line with the terms of a deal between the u.s. and turkey a convoy of ambulances carrying wounded civilians and kurdish fighters was c. reaping the area on sunday ancora wants to establish a so-

companies with high profile botched delayed or otherwise disappointing initial public offerings show news corp transmission makes and sells mobile phones or the techno brand in africa which captures just under the african mobile market according to market research firm i.d.c. trinitarians i.p.o. suggests that investors are confident and transience future prospects its 1st to trade in the price of tribune stock increased by a head turning 96 percent before moderating to a still very impressive 1st a gain of 64 percent the net result of a valuation calculation at that stock price would be $6500000000.00 for the cell phone maker aside from the impressive story of the transit i.p.o. is also noteworthy for taking place on the store market the stock market is the shanghai stock exchange is highly touted in answer to the tech heavy nasdaq exchange. time now for a quick break but hair because just on the other side a judge has ruled against has another labor day it would solve even more trouble by they already have a company molly bear a contributor to america's lawyer will be on hand for the ruling w

news corps public embrace is a reversal robert thompson said if journalism is a film, the last decadeab ends up being beneficial for publishers or just for facebook. >> your thoughts on this >> i'm kind of a disinterested observer here. >> nor are we. >> i'm happy to see any revenue stream in the way of supporting real journalism. it is really expensive i don't think people know how much work goes into getting real news to make sure it is fair and accurate the other thing i have noticed is digital is so up end of the model. it varies. i have a new york times story. a lot depends on who else links to it. if matt grudge links, the numbers go through the roof and they are not linked to the new york times article >> it's really amazing he was saying in 2018, people don't come to facebook for their news there has been a turnaround from him trying to distance himself to saying, we are going to work with you guys. if they click to link an article, they are moving over to new york times that is the question do people want to read professional news on facebook. >> it is the platform. certainly

intensified in june after police raided the australian broadcasting corporation and the home of a news corp journalist they were searching for leaked government documents that have been used in critical reports andrew thomas reports now from sydney. well those rights back in june were the straw that broke the camel's back in the words of one of these head and it's here that was already a ramping up of the law and the national security laws that were increasingly being used to prosecute journalists in australia and scare whistleblowers into staying quiet but let me 1st show you some of these newspapers this is the australian the nationwide paper in this country and you can see an entire stylized front page which looks as though an altar call has been redacted hidden from the public view its rival the sydney morning herald here in sydney as well likewise another article redacted the stamp of secret at the top and the tabloid daily telegraph the same kind of picture and that's true of all newspapers right across this country within ads running on t.v. as well it's featured very high in the t.v

for a real problem and you can see that in those meeting with the times and the chief executive of news corp today. you can see that there was some happiness and certainly it will go some way towards restoring facebook's relationship with the media which is there is something that can help you know the records are trying rockin in central australia considered sacred to indigenous people is now off limits to climbers hundreds of tourists flock to be the last to scale it up original people of 40 years to get the band in place as ultras or as andrew thomas reports. you don't see them from a distance but zoom in and you can like ants for these people the climb made their trip to special something everyone should experience it's wonderful you'll stumble through it well yes that's a shame that it's like you can type on even the last climb already before i shot here watching people for whom it is a special cultural sites one which they have long said it is disrespectful to climb and equivalent to people clambering over a cathedral or a mosque they were pleased that climbing on the rock was being ba

a third of every interview president trump has given he's given to fox or some part of the fox news corps company. he's mentioned or retweeted fox and its properties more than 500 times. but, as i read that, as astonishing as those numbers are, you can't win preaching to the converted. >> well, one good way to lose is to lose the converted. >> can you lose the converted? >> his firewall is fox. if he loses fox, it is game over. and i wonder what would even happen to his mental state if donald trump lost the support of fox news. you look at how he's fired out these warning shots over twitter about certain fox hosts or coverage he thinks isn't up to par. he really starts to -- it destabilizing him when he doesn't have that comfort blanket of support from fox news. it's astonishing to me that in 2019 fox has changed so much from where it was, and the reporting that happened at fox during the bush years. they were not just a pushover lap dog for president george w. bush. certainly it might have been a more friendly audience at some points, but they did real reporting and had a lot of criticis

as many of you know, news corp has been rather outspoken in the quest for a premium for premium journalismas a media company, we have a vested interest in that cause but it is also a cause with a social purpose which is to protect and enhance professional journalism and the profound social role that it plays in this country and far beyond. as an executive, i have been able to make the case persistently because of the enduring support of lachlan and rupert murdoch. there are risks involved. i remember a conversation a couple years ago with a media executive who said that he very much agreed with our content critique but was quote, standing behind a very large rock with a pair of binoculars to see what happens to you. the perceived potential punishment would be -- >> that was not me. >> that was not you. it was -- come see me later and i'll tell you. the perceived potential partnership or punishment would be that an algorithm would make journalism disappear or that it simply wasn't worth the digital distress. now, it's obviously been a difficult decade for journalism. pew estimates the numbe

began et up 23% and news n corp shares up approximatete 15%. >> many companies tt are successful areing revenues, phaps commerce type partnerships as well. so it's really about diversefy indicaon. relying resigns on ad advertising. because. >> and now google and facebook take steps to help the publishers. gole's reporting and search results focuseding on reputable publicatis to drive icks to original stories rather than to aggregators that repurpose other's g.rtre oroothbodundidi to payublish esper to include content in its abhe.g news no a cebook strikes and what kind of licensing fees or subscription renue is drives. julia boorstin, los angeles. >>> gener motors sees a fif a consecutive quarterly sales decline in china. that's where w begin the mket focus with the auto maker reporting a 17.5% decline in china vehicle sales due to the onhey t increasedre lowerr, competition in the important mid-priced suv units. separately gm mary barra met with the united auto worker iesidentebout t str in heou 5% its1. to e.s. legal challenge against t-mobile and sprint's proposed $26 billion merg

depending on which publication we are talking about, but the "wall street journal" reports that news corp entities including wsj will reportedly make sums up to double digit millions of dollars. this is something a lot of publications have really i guess criticized facebook for because most of the news has been shared by users, shared for free, mind you, and these corporations want to be paid. they are paying their employees to write the quality pieces. we heard from mark thomson and mark zuckerberg. he gave us another reason why facebook is launching this new service. >> most of the rest of what we operate on is helping give people a voice broadly and making sure that everyone can share their opinion. that's not this. this is a space that is dedicated to high quality and curated news. there are very strict guidelines on what it takes to be a publisher that's going to be included in here. susan: high quality curated news which means verified, not fake news, not misinformation. facebook being criticized for 2016 swaying the votes with fake ads they say stemming from russia. cheryl: fascina

meeting with roy thomson the chief executive of news corp today. you can see that there was some happiness and certainly it will go some way towards restoring facebook's relationship with media which is something that can help you know regards california's biggest utility company has admitted that its electrical equipment may have sparked a wildfire that's burning in the state's wine country the blaze has destroyed dozens of buildings pacific gas and electric is imposing sweeping back outs affecting around half a 1000000 people to stop further blazes. the late us congressman elijah cummings has been remembered as a champion of truth and civil rights as his funeral in his hometown of baltimore he spent his final years of his life as a face critic of donald trump and leading role in impeachment efforts patty callahan reports. mr president mr president mr vice president with that the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives sent the message this was no ordinary sendoff this was no ordinary congressman a larger cummings the longtime democratic lead

several deck katds, after years of declining ads and subscriptions, now "the new york times" and news corpund all three are up by double digit percentages this year as their digital businesses start to kick in and now, facebook and gook l are taking steps to help them. facebook is negotiating to pay publishers to license their contact and it's coming news tab b while google's algorithm hi highlights original reporting! what would have thought they might be doing help. >> we're also joined by alex sherman. these deals gained a lot of buzz should i say because of the valuations and whether they're realistic and what it says about how the digital media world has really, is it collapsed? just consolidating this is not the landscape from ten years ago when everyone was pouring money into these websites >> maybe a broader realization that the exit may not be there for these firms. even the leading firms, vice and buzz feed that have toyed with going public have reach ed the conclusion now there's no appetite for them to go public they're not in a financial position where investors believe in the

freedom intensified in june after police raided this trainee of broadcasting corporation the home of a news corp journalist they were searching for leaked government documents that have been used in critical ports al-jazeera as andrew thomas reports from sydney. this is a joined up campaign by all the big media companies in australia this is the australian the nation my paper a stylus front page a secret stamp their unalterable made to look as though the whole thing's been redacted the rival sydney morning herald looks very similar again are adapted out school that secret stamp they're the tabloid daily telegraph and it's the same with these papers all over the country and indeed with the t.v. news as well all the media companies are trying to mount a unified concerted effort to show what they say government interference in the media is doing they point to 75 pieces of legislation passed since 2001 a sensibly to do with national security but laws that they say in fact straits the access of the people to information journalists rights to report this all came to a head in june with raids on 2 medi

and rupert murdock, controlling share holder of news corp., he has said they're making money off publishersars, mark zuckerberg said, no, we're not going to do it this is a real about face that facebook is doing here. >> do you know how much they're paying >> so they are paying some publishers nothing because the real value is the traffic that they're driving to their websites because you'll get advertising revenue from those eyeballs, as well as potentially the ability to convert people to being paying subscribers sign up for more so it really is reversal for facebook mark zuckerberg is on stage right now talking about how he's so excite committed to backing professional journalism. we have to remember this comes at a time when you just had congress grilling him on the fact that there is a spread of fake news and what are they doing to protect election integrity? >> it's great for them to launch it's great for the publishers involved again, you have to go click on the other little tab to open it up apple news has been very successful but will this work will people read it? >> i think that'

the news corp australia and nine mastheads on monday all showed blacked—out text beside red stamps markedeporting and created a culture of secrecy in australia. trending on twitter this morning is the sad death of former guardian journalist deborah orr. she has died of cancer atjust 57. shejoined the guardian in 1990, becoming the first female editor of weekend magazine before she was 30. she also wrote for the independent before returning to the guardian as a columnist. her memoir is set to be released next year. on twitter many of her friends have colleagues have expressed their sadness. the guardian columnist suzanne moore tweeted: thank you for the many kind messages and thoughts about my brilliant friend deborah orr. never could get that woman off the dance floor. so many tales to tell. one day. gather close, raise a glass and live and love as fiercely as she did. i loved her. hadley freeman is also from the guardian and shared this: as a writer, deborah was fearless & thoughtful, cutting & compassionate. as a friend, she was loyal, loving, fun, hilarious & kind. last month, despite

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a critical role throughout the united states and go above and beyond traditional job corps programs. under this new vision, these specialized job corps programs will better prepare both urban and rural youth to become the next generation of responsible land managers. the forest service has committed to revamp the c.c.c.'s curriculum to meet the needs of forest service regions across the united states. focusing on regional performance targets will allow the agency to increase student learning opportunities while making much needed improvements to forest conditions. by strengthening the alumni network and supporting a pipeline between c.c.c.'s anti-forest service, these centers can focus on jobs and forestry, firefighting, and conservation, which are all critical careers throughout the rural west. in other words, -- in the words of chief christensen, our job corps faculty and students embody the forest service's values of service, independence, conservation, diversity, and safety. as i have seen firsthand these students and our public lands deserve this investment. so thank you, secretary sonny perdu

i also want to thank you for giving me an idea for a new service corps.it would be made up of lawyers searching for meaning, and it would be massive. [laughter] >> i think one of our talking points is the demand outweighs supply. i guarantee that corps would be very much the same. >> i am married to a recovering lawyer, so i can say that. we heard a little earlier that from a public opinion standpoint support for national community service might be a little stronger on the democratic and independent side than it has been historically on the republican side. it is not nonexistent there. from your perspective what is the case for national service look like? ladiesk you, thank you and gentlemen for being here. in the brookings institution for organizing this, hosting it, f colleagues, two of whom are longtime friends and great scholars. they are better people and better friends than they are scholars. in my book character and friendship matters more than scholarship, but they have both. had the first, we short report, you should read it is a model of honest

this was a news corps show, it was a fox news show. if they just read what the "wall street journal" has been saying for a very long time, they would have understood that "the wall street journal," their own company, was calling that a discredited story a week ago. they know that, though, but like donald trump, they're just left with lies. >> yeah. >> and, you know, willie, i've got to say, bill clinton was mast masterful in saying i'm going to continue to do my work despite being impeached. >> he did work. >> i think what helped him eventually survive and get higher poll numbers. we woke up yesterday and read news of a secretary of state who's been lying, shamefully lying to martha conspiraradeks. and i think even more disturbingly, we have an fbi director who instead of trying to keep drugs off the street, trying to keep drugs out of our children's schools, trying to break up drug rings with this opioid crisis, he's off trying to dig up conspiracy theories in italy. >> the attorney general, yeah. >> instead of trying to keep -- >> th

steel industry, new corps, u.s. deal. the money is coming here.ax cuts, deregulation, cheap energy and trade reform. brian, this is a beautiful trump economy that we inherited a mess from obama and biden. brian: usmca passed was signed and agreed upon about a year ago yesterday. it still has not passed the house and senate. we can't even get a vote. here's the president. >> we have to get. smca done if they don't want to put it up for the vote. the do nothing democrats, they will pass it, but it has to be put up by nancy pelosi. it's already to go. it's approved by mexico. it's approved by canada. it's approved by everybody that has to be approved. we have to give it a vote. it's been sitting for a long time. a lot of money wasted. a lot of jobs wasted. it's going to have a tremendous impact. brian: robert lighthizer leading the talk has respect on both sides of the aisle. the word is, you put it for a vote, it will pass. what are the chances? >> if you put it for a vote, it will pass. problem, brian, we are running out of calendar days in the hou

times," "wall street journal," "new york post," news corps products, could get millions of dollars inries without paying for the overhead, without paying for the journalists who put their lives on the line in many instances -- ashley: basically users of facebook, if they're on this service, do they have to pay for this? liz: we don't know just yet. click on a link and you will go right to the website itself. not sure how this payment stream will come in. ashley: interesting. they are actually paying for content. liz: first time. ashley: thank you. david, your thoughts on this? good move by facebook? >> i want to go back to the time when i just saw cute photos of puppies on facebook. i don't want to be force-fed news from far left sources that are essentially putting an agenda out there. i don't like it. i don't want facebook to get distracted by this. i think they should focus on ad revenue and a user experience. ashley: interesting view. also, we have heard this time and time again, millenials spending more but you're saying they are actually one of the powerhouses behind the economy