r. press release. absolutely. and especially when you look at some of the big networks in big publications that cover business news, they have direct lines of contact to important people at a company like wal mart where they can get to the details. so i bet, i guess there's a question right out of all of this, you know, as we've talked about in recent months of the, the regulatory environment around crypto currency. is there any recourse against this happening because this doesn't fall into a fcc investigation or anything like that? right. well, it doesn't fall into an fcc investigation in the way that it came out, but what could fall under the fcc or a couple of things because wal mart is a publicly traded company, there could be issues there, but wal mart didn't do anything. right. and then because like coin is not publicly traded, but it does have people who are buying into it. this is where there's a lot of gray area, right. what is the fcc actually have purview over? what do they have authority to do? and so

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it started with the fact that it was paid for press release that was put on a p r wire service. so a lot of people at home may not know this, but there are individual companies out there that act like a news wire service. kind of like the a p voiceovers, but anybody can post to them. and so there was one called globe newswire and someone posted this press release to it, and it looked pretty real. it even had fake quotes from the ceo of wal mart. doug milon, the problem is, is that once it got out 1st there, then the light coin, the official light coin twitter handle saw this press release and then re posted it . so now it was re posted out of a verified twitter account. so then of course, a whole bunch of people are media sort of jumping on it and reach reading it and posting and say, look, it's happening while we're doing this. and the other thing is that they didn't all happen in the back. you wal mart had just a couple of days before posted a job posting for a crypto currency specialist to come work on their team. so folks are already looking at wal mart saying, oh, they're l

because again, these, these p r companies that allow you to post and publish press releases. don't require you to prove who you are before you do it, but again, this is where, oh man, if there was just this, this force of people out there called journalists who would actually pay attention to things. right? and it's not always about being 1st, it's about being right. and if they would actually look and say, hey, a company, the size of walmart, if wal mart releases this 1st of all, why would wal mart do it through globe? p r? why wouldn't, why wouldn't the ceo of wal mart get on cnbc or boom bust and come on here i am. and i want to make an incredible announcement about crypto currency, right? that's the way it would normally happen. it wouldn't come from some obscure point on the internet. i don't what to do our own horn here, but where every time you read something that seems a little too good to believe. i always go to say the wal mart media room or the mall wal mart press department, just looking for dave issued the press release there. so as easily could, should've been w

so what stood out for you in that press conference because up till now the n r f have been denying these claims that they have lost the valley. what is your understanding now of the situation was certainly about $2.00 to $2.00 and a half hours ago. there was a tweet put out by the n r f saying that there's a small pockets of resistance on going, but i think by and large it's widely understood now certainly according to that very comprehensive, wide raging press conference buys of a hold of mos, y'all have giving a lot of details about what's happened in the last 24 hours. you know, we've got to take the thought of bonds face value here and he went to some, some details saying that you have no civilians have been hurt. she said that the leadership of a lot of the leadership of the punch year is the rep we're out of the country. specifically, he mentioned the former vice president of all of sala who you or we believe was in the valley until recently saying that he had a skate to jack installed and the telephone spokes bus. and they're saying that these, these, this leadership punch years i

as i said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we are citizens, have the right to be informed and have access to high quality journalists, regardless of its origin. another over a headline story today, a us marine officer known for as i've spoken criticism of the u. s. police from a gas stove has been sent to a military jail. that's after he published a series of videos saying he couldn't stay silent after serving in the military for 17 years and losing colleagues. and last months, couple report suicide bombing. people are upset because they're senior leaders, let them down. and none of them are raising their hands and accepting accountability are saying we messed this up. i'm not saying we've got to be in the, in afghanistan forever. but i am saying, did any of you throw your rank on the table and say, hey, it's a bad idea to evacuate bob graham airfield, the strategic berries before we evacuate everyone. i am submitting charges a guest general mackenzie for his bad assumptions. now, because i've been dated, but because the senio

as i said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we're citizens, have the right to be informed and have access to high quality journalists, regardless of its origin. out our news here on our tea keeps rolling after 90 seconds. stay with us. ah, i as angela merkel makes her exit from german politics, voters have made it clear they are looking for new ideas and directions. wrinkles party suffered total defeat with smaller parties in the mix to form a new governing coalition. will this be called the merkel inheritance live in a try now, where we receive so many inputs on a daily basis that are completely related to reality. so think about how and social media filters and they basically present themselves very unrealistic way. and so we come to a fomo and be involved more than that. it's about the sort of envious or something that may not exist. and it's also really tied to the fact that humans, we want to be part of the crowd. showing me posted on the alex famine show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport busin

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as i've said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we are citizens have the right to be informed and have access to high quality journalists, regardless of its origin. america withdrawal from afghanistan comes into the spotlight as the us 6 through defense, along with a number of other top ranking military officials right now. answering questions from lawmakers in congress and topic is something the by the ministration has received a lot of flack over recent weeks. just some of the bob's lawmakers aimed at biden, and his top military commanders. today. we have poured cash and blood and credibility into a gunny government. that was a mirage. it fell immediately. we were buying into the big lie, the big law that this, that this was going to be successful that we could ever rely on the afghan stan government for anything at all. here's the thing. there's only 3 possibilities here . either the president lied to the american people, or he legitimately cannot remember the counsel of his top military advisors in winding down the longest war

as i said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we are citizens have the right to be informed and have access to high quality journalists regardless of its origin. the feud between serbia and kosovo overwrote access shows no sign of abating nato troops in kosovo have now bolstered their presence on the serbian border. the commission president has called on both sides to show restraint the current res intentions between causal one serbia, is very concerning, is worrying. it is essential to lower the attention and to return to the dialogue. so far there is no sign of de escalation, filmmaker and journalist boris. allah! gorski sent us this report from the border while the pen stand off between belgrade and prestige and causal has everyone wondering whether the next war in the balkans will start over a license plate route serves here, have been protesting for the past 10 days against this license plate ban a ban on serbian license plates, imposed by the prestige authorities that call it reciprocal measures. but belgrade actually calls

as i said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we are citizens, have the right to be informed and have access to high quality journalists, regardless of its origin. former us secretary of state and c. i a, a chief mike. pomp pale has refused to confirm or deny report that washington plotted to assassinate julian. assumption 2017 pay. oh, did make it clear, though, that whatever the trumpet team hatched, he is not sorry. i couldn't tell you who they have is their sources, but the sources didn't know what we were doing. i make no apologies for the fact that we and the administration were working diligently to make sure we were able to protect this important sensitive information from whether it was cyber in russia or the chinese military. or anyone who was trying to take this information away from us or the yahoo news article on the plan to abductor and potentially kill julian songs made global headlines this week after it was corroborated by several former officials. but the story isn't new. it was 1st revealed last year by journal

as i've said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we are citizens, have the right to be informed and have access to high quality journalism regardless of its origin. lots more news to come for you after the short break. ah . join me every thursday, alex summon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world. the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me ah ah ah, i lose the the news. ah. who we us 60 of state and the see a chief mike. bumpo has refused to confirm or deny report. washington plotted to assassinate julian assault in 2000. and 17. bumpo did make it clear that whatever the team hashed is not sorry, i couldn't tell you who they have is their sources. but the sources didn't know what we were doing. i make no apologies for the fact that we and administration were working diligently to make sure we were able to protect this important sensitive information from whether it was cited in russia or the chinese military. or anyone who was trying to take this information away from us. but yahoo news article

as i've said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we have the right to be informed that have access to high quality journalists regardless of its origin. okay, morning. can you after the short break? oh i use ah ah, me a try now where we received so many inputs on a daily basis that are completely unrelated to reality. so think about how in social media filters and they basically were present themselves in very unrealistic way. and so we come out of fomo, there is and be involved more than that. it's about being sort of envious of something that may not exist and is also really tied to the fact that humans we want to be part of the crowd. ah, welcome back. a feud between serbia and kosovo of road access. assume no son of a basic nato troops in kosovo of now bolstered that presence on the serbian border . the commission president called on both sides to show restraint the current res intentions between possible and serbia is very concerning, is worrying. it is essential to lower the tension and to return to the dialogue. so far though

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. >> yeah, there is a recent article covered by the ass associated press, we are crying for r mandatesattacks and kidney failures and severe infections, when you don't have an icu bed to admit a severely sick patient then everything backs out to the emergency department. we have people wait for days, all of our elective surgeries cancelled. it is not going to harm you if you don't have it today. that's mastectomy and heart-valve replacement and people who have cancer can't get those tumors removed and they'll have to go to chemo therapy. there is a lot more ramifications and our dentists are not able to do their procedures for special needs kids because they have to be put on oxygen so it is a wide effect. >> what are you seeing when you see visitors or travelers coming into hawaii for labor day and holiday vacations. >> it is a tough place for hawaii to be. i think most of the world knows hawaii is a largely tourist dependant-economy. when we have this many people arriving and many, are only taking one prescreening test and many of the country and islands using many tests where travel

as i said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we are citizens, have the right to be informed, and have access to high quality journalists, regardless of its origin to another headline. stories today, the international criminal court has resuming afghanistan, war crimes, probe, but from now on the investigation will ignore allegations of us wrong doing and focus solely on taliban isis. k, militants, ortiz, kill us. nothing can tell us more military personnel and top brass who were involved in the 20 years of us operations in afghanistan can now sleep easy because it appears they will not be facing prosecution from the international criminal court. the new chief prosecutor of the international criminal court said they won't be looking in the u. s. atrocities in afghanistan because of the taliban take over the country and quote, limited resources available to the international criminal court. i have therefore decided to focus my offices investigations enough, going to start on crimes allegedly committed by the taliban and the exotic

event at the university of michigan in ann arbor on october 12, 1955, people gathered, the press was there, edward r. murrow, this tv personality was there, this was a huge event with this incredible news and a man named thomas francis stood up. he was representing the foundation, and he gave this rambling 98-minute talk on the glories of this discovery, and salk spoke. the "today" show revealed the news that next morning. but some things went wrong shortly thereafter within a day or two and also within a few days. and what were the negatives after that great -- this was really salk's moment of glory. i mean, he was thrilled. the foundation was thrilled, and then things happened. what went wrong? >> well, there were a couple outbreaks of polio right about from the cutter laboratories. >> we'll get into that in a minute. so, we have some negative results, like, oh my gosh, this vaccine caused polio. this is supposed to be a dead virus. okay? this is supposed to not cause polio. you have the outbreak of a few cases. what else happened? that was upsetting to salk. >> well, salk never thanked his resear

people gathered, the press was there. edward r murrow was there. this was a huge, huge event with this incredible news. a man named thomas francis stood up, he was representing the foundation and he game this rambling 98-minute talk on the glories of this discovery. and salk spoke. the "today" show revealed the news that next morning, but some things went wrong short there thereafter, within a day or two and also within a few days. what were the negatives after that great -- this was really salk's moment of glory. i mean, he was thrilled. the foundation was thrilled, and then, poof, things happened. what went wrong? >> there was a couple outbreaks of polio from the cutter laboratories. >> okay, and we'll get into that in a minute. okay. so we have -- we have some negative results like, oh, my gosh, this vaccine caused polio. this is supposed to be a dead virus. okay? this is supposed to not cause polio. you have the outbreak of a few cases. what else happened that was upsetting to salk? >> salk never thanked his research team. >> right, salk got up

press. >> because i have an r.ill climb with california democrats outnumber numbering republicans two to one and recent poll show voters likely to soundly reject the recall. >> polls can be wrong, and they can be. i also believe that the polls oversample democrats. i also believe that republicans are turning in their ballots late. so there is going to be a big surgeon and i still believe that this recall thing is in the margin of error, half for half against. >> so president biden touched down in california about one hour ago ootion. he and governor newsom will tour the wildfire burn areas up north before heading south to long beach just over san pedro bay later this afternoon. out of 22 million ballots mailed out, about 8 million or 37% of california voters have already voted. bret? >> bret: william, thank you. full coverage tomorrow. up next, the panel on fiscal cliffs, tax proposals, and aoc vs. joe manchin. here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 26 in houston where

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a coordinated strategy, the white house and the congressional lead r ship always have a plan to get this through that we in the presseople in town don't understand how nancy pelosi is going get there but convinced she will. you look at the numbers, it's going to be challenging. >> yeah, speaker pelosi is a truism and we hear a lot in the belt way. hans, "axios" spoke about how many in the party would support the bipartisan bill. what did they say? also, what's the reasons behind it? >> when you look at why they would vote for it is because many of them have projects in the district that would benefit from it. you look at how many senate republicans voted for this, 19. and it gives you about 80 house members, that's what they think should be there. in reality it should be a single digit. that's because house leaders are starting to quietly with this, they're asking are you really for this. when house leadership asks a question of are you really for this about a bill they look like they're going to oppose, that's indication that mccarthy making sure to keep his number at zero. if you keep those numbers at zero, that m

press conference by, by the, by the 1st spokesperson. we've heard absolutely nothing since then from the leadership of the n r f. last night. that statement was put on the facebook by sue, the leader of the in are saying that he was wanting to negotiate with the taliban. an indication of just how much pressure those anti taliban forces were under. you know, this is hugely significant if indeed it is the case. there have been reports on cooper reports of mine, a clashes ongoing but as, as we know, the taliban have never had full control of this area. the soviets, during the 1980s, never had full control either. so if the taliban having deep achieved this, then it is a huge historical significance. but of course, they're all big phase about the civilian population of that area around 152200000 people. started on spokes person. bizarre. it's saying that there had been quoted to him, no civilian casualties. he said that punch series as he calls them, should be treated with as much respect the same amount of respect as people from anywhere enough going to stand better minded countries are mainly ethnic tragic and the ethnic trag

press secretary in 2008. it was the summer of change. barack obama had swept the democratic primaries before r john lewis was a difficult because people didn't understand the breadth and depth of what he had done during the movement and what he done after. so working on that campaign with a lot of meetings and talk and suits and ties telling us this consulting thing or whatever. we didn't have an answer. so the campaign was almost over and we started talking about the staff was sort of hanging out one night. we had a long day, a congressman was there and we were taught but what we're going to do after. some folks i'm going to go to the beach, go to my parents. i said i'm going to a comic convention and everybody laughed at me. look at the nerd. then i heard him speak up and said don't laugh. that was the first time i have heard of martin luther king and the montgomery story. it hit me, if comics have been like my refuge, my father was a turkish muslim immigrant who left when i was very. i was raised by single mothers and comics was a place i'd go to read about people doing the right thing because it was right thing to do. it was my salvation

this is a reflection all the bad press concerning the situation at the border and this is ministration and those involved are trying to make sure they don't have another p r mess on their hands. yeah, that's you're actually right, scottie, that's exactly what they're doing. and they don't want proof that they are doing something wrong or that these detention centers, or wherever they're being housed the moment are not up to par with the american taxpayer to refunding them. they don't want any proof because we can get information in real time. they like to control the propaganda. and if they let the journalist and the honest journalist they can't spend as much as they would like to, it's unfortunate because we should be able to know exactly what's happening in the country that we are funding these people coming in. we should be able to know what's going on well, and that's the thing carol, that it works for both side. it works for the refugees to protect them, to make sure as we're finding down the southern bore, they're not being treated like they should at this point. but it also protects the american people and that the investment, the money being poure

r. murrow award for his coverage of a roadside bombing. next is kathy bannon. she serves as the director of afghanistan for the associated press. she's been a bureau chief since 1988. in the weeks before the 2001 u.s. f guinness and bruce offensive. she was the only western journalists allowed in kabul by the taliban. she was seriously wounded when an afghan police officer opened fire on the afghan convoy she was riding in. she is also the author of the book i is for infidel. finally, we are joined by the chairman and ceo of the mobi group, afghanistan's largest private media group, and the first 24/7 media network. it owns the news network and continues to report and broadcast since the taliban's retaking of control. he has been recognized by time magazine among its one most influential people in the world. welcome and thank you everyone for joining us. as i mentioned before, i am feeling very humbled to have each of you at the national press club, i'll be at socially. i've seen you doing your talks on the networks is fantastic to have such a wealth of information this morning. thank you. let us talk a little bit about what we

r. murrow award for his coverage of taliban roadside bomb that killed two u.s. soldiers. kathy bannon, news director for afghanistan and pakistan the associated press and has covered the region for ap and correspondent its 1988. -- since 1988. she was the only western journalists allowed in kabul by the taliban in the wake of the british attack on afghanistan. she was wounded when an afghan police officer opened fire on the afghan army --where she was writing. and ap photographer attacked. -- captured the photo of the attack. finally, we are joined by the chairman and ceo of the mobi group. afghanistan's largest private media group in the first sleeper seven media network, owning the kabul based news which has continued to report and broadcast since the taliban's retaking of control. he served as economic advisor to the afghan government and has been risen that's recognized by time magazine --has been recognized by time magazine as one of the most influential people in the world. thank you everyone for joining us today. as i mentioned before, i'm feeling very proud and humbled to have each of you here at the national press club, albeit virtually. i

r t s. and so it's an areas across the country. that being said, it was always going to be a tight election. we are expecting the results in the next hour or so through a press conference by the ministry of interior and what a lot of the analysts here have been saying, adrian, is that maybe the difference between the winning party and 2nd and 3rd place won't be more than 2 or 3 seats in the parliament's building behind me they have 390 seats. the currents rulers are the current majority is the freedom and the justice, justice and development party. they won only with $120.00 seats last time. they weren't even able to get that 200 threshold to form their own government. so were expecting another somewhat of a hunk parliaments this time, but could be one with an even smaller percentage for the larger party, which would mean that there will still be weeks or for months of negotiations between each party. before a cabinets can be announced. alright, jamal, that he thinks indeed, i'll just there is such amount of child reporting live from robot still to come here on. i was just here, a west african block echo was made to suspend guinea to its crew demands the mil

press we should hammer on the abusers. i think there's just a lot of stories in your book about statement but that one really, really r kindshowed that no family was immune from it. so what ife you could tell us about that story? >> guest: absolutely. there's a couple of things there. just by way of context for people who may not know the story or read the book, purdue pharma his company owned by the sackler family releases oxycontin 1996 and the company and the family have long claimed that they didn't know there were any real problems until four years later when they start, failing to win to read about in the press, that people were accusing oxycontin, growing addicted to it,ro overdosing, dying. one thing i was able to pretty conclusively demonstrate in the book is that's not true. actually they knew long before 2000, and actually not too long after the drug had been released that this drug that they had been promoting as impossible to abuse, as not addictive, actually was causing real problems for a lot of people. the response from the family and the company is really interesting because i do think that another family,

r vaccinated and 52% say th support businesses requiring vaccinations for employees. taliban claims to have taken control of the panjshir pronch, the last area in afghanistan held by forces. women tell the "associated pressat thousands of taliban fighters charged into eight districts of region overnight, but rep actives for the resistance forces say that the taliban's victory is false, insisting they'll continue to fight from strategic positions across america. >>> meanwhile four more americans were reportedly evacuated from afghanistan yesterday. they were safely removed over land and the r taliban was awar and did not impede their transit. this was the firstde known casef u.s. citizens being evacuated since the troop withdrawal officially endedwi last week. the white house has said it will continue to evacuate all americans who wish to leave afghanistan. 100af to 200 americans still remain there. the country is likely to see more fighting in the future. that prediction comes from the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. watch. >> i personally think the conditions are likely to develop of a civil war. you could see a resurgence of terror coming out of that general region within 12, 24, 36 months.

pressing issues for americans in this pandemic. with that i yield. >> the chair now recognizes the gentle man for five minutes. r.>> mr.k you very much. >> with that sequencing of questioning puts the immediate of the disinformation that we just heard. there is a report outdi today that shows ten states with the lowest vaccination rates now have an infection rate four times higher with the rest of the country and it stands to reason it is saving people's lives. how me videos you havele to see those who do not get the vaccine and ended up with covid-19 and now begging them to get vaccinated now they say they are sorry to participate in the propaganda andar disinformation against vaccines and masks. so some people are still trying to sell that dangerous notion against vaccines. by the way why should a person get vaccinated theory have covid-19 because they can-d get it again. and people are dying every single day from covid-19. and that has a resurgence but the american rescue plan and with the child tax credit already makes a tremendous difference with millions of american kids and their families and 2 million children

press releases. i've seen the talking points come out of the r-triple-c and r.n.c., it's maddening to see how this issue can be soties torted. you have already decided to make this a political issue. we're just asking you to get the hell out of the way, to allow us to keep this government running on track and not in default. that should not be a controversial issue. this should not be an issue that people walk away from. when you accumulate bills you have to pay for them. with that, madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to vote for this rule so we can prevent a completely avoidable economic meltdown. i yield back the balance of my time and move the previous question of the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the previous question is ordered. mr. cole: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and n