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in nigeria, people are still trying to get the voices head out that a 2020, and sas protests. but are the lead us listening. either kamani went to lagos, to talk to victims on authorities, to find out why the and sas demonstrations turned ugly. and what can be done to prevent the killings from happening again. this week on the 77 percent street debate or short on my church, the blood please come up from the park. the, the process will occur hijacked by some hoodlums from criminals, 48, just to protect the protests was attacked. so who attacked these brutus? the purchase was at sacked using government's owned properties, governments own assess ah, hello and welcome back to the 77 percent. this week we are in nigeria. more specifically, lagos, the city that gave us fella could t, who, by the way, in 1977 in his title track for the album, them give us them leave tears, sorrow, and blood explained how the police officers were up a time. brutalizing, the citizens of nigeria fast forward to 2020 and his words still resonated as young people gathered to protest. what they said was il

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joining me now to break this all down in a fox business exclusive is the vaca sa ceo matt roberts. our lovely friend stuart varney saying millennials are lazy and not doing enough or slackers. here you have millennials buying and renting out small cottages and vacation rentals. these are not mansions on the ocean i would imagine, but tell us what you've discovered. >> both the sharing economy is really impacted millennials and gen z, everything from ride sharing to home sharing. they're used to using it as a consumer, as a guest, and realized these are good investments. if i can buy a home and rent it out and offset the operating cost and also have home value appreciation, that's a smart thing to do. liz: you do the rental management. tell our viewers exactly what you can do for somebody who's renting out their cottage or home. >> it's great. what they do is they purchase the home and decide when days to use for themselves and we take care of everything else. they use our app to book the nighteds they want to use and then we mark it, price, service the home and write them a check e

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this all comes as ceo david sa vof looks for $3 billion this is after they announced partnership withmart sources say this will be a profitable way for paramount plus to grow its subscriber base and hit its targets. all this comes as 13f filings show investors moving into media. berkshire boosting its position in paramount and global. appaloosa initiated small positions in netflix and disney. and dan lobe bought a stake in disney, pushing the company to cut costs in that letter we discussed. just yesterday fubo tv laid out its plans to cut cost and become profitable by 2025 that stock jumped 45% yesterday. it's down another 11% today. it's hard to tell how much all of these moves are driven by meme traders rather than the company's fundamentals about a third of fubo's float is short interest which attracts meme traders targeting short sellers. yesterday was fubo's highest day on record. you've been talking about it during the show. this all comes at a time when streamsers are working to must-haves to fight for subscribers, there are concerns they won't want to pay for as many services

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