>> robin: and will shipley coming up big. >> shipley is in!bin: shipley joins us live right here on "gma." plus -- >> action. >> robin: our exclusive first look at the new young star of the super bowl this year, galloping into the week and into our hearts. ♪ i got one thing right ♪ >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday. "good morning america." >> robin: eagles and chiefs are heading right to the super bowl. you hear that voice? that's kane brown. he's gonna join us later. >> rebecca: a lot of people in this studio looking forward to that rematch, robin. we are also looking forward to catching up with eagles running back will shipley. had a great game. you saw that play. will reeve is with another big super bowl star this morning. neigh. [ laughter ] we're gonna hear from them in a bit. >> george: that will put a smile on your face. breaking news overnight. an agreement between the trump administration and colombia to hold a standoff that could have raised prices for americans on coffee and fresh flour ahead of valentine's day. seni

she says it was nixed by her boss, david shipley. she believes this was editorial interference by "the washington post," owned by bezos. shipley says he was concerned this was repetitive. he said a recent column was published about the same topic. i've seen many times cartoons and columnists have repeated each other. the cartoonist believes this was a form of censorship and she quit the post as a result. there's been a drain on talent at the post as others have left. some expressing concern about the leadership of the post. for a decade bezos was seen as an exemplar owner of the post, this billionaire willing to fund the post even when it was losing money. in recent weeks there have been concerns about whether he'll have the post back in a trump 2.0. we've seen all this coverage recently, jim, about moguls, media moguls, tech moguls bending a knee for trump. if some are bending a knee, others have to stand up straighter than others because it's what the audience needs. maybe the tech moguls think shareholders need to see a knee for t

eagles rookie will shipley got a chance to shine on sunday nights with his first nfl touchdown.rly love from the team's star running back, saquon barkley. >> i'm getting the opportunity to go out there and actually play in a super bowl. so and you know, my rookie year, it's been a dream of mine since since i knew what football was. so it's just it's unbelievable. >> so who you got. that's nightline for this evening. catch your full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> impacts. >> juicy. juicy. drama. >> news. >> celebrity politics. >> we got the liver. >> we got entertainment. this is. yay! an antisemite. >> i've never talked about this with anyone. >> and we take a long look in the mirror. >> come on, doctor, i was like, when can i come in to take. >> this out? >> this is. >> the most dangerous operation in america right now. >> investigative reports from across the country, around the globe.

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what's interesting about this month, are you to take it to be for free or as she bustle, shipley, true or wonder? to add to germany. now the conservative opposition has prevailed. the rough or brief chancellor of through teamed up with the nationalist bill, tentative for germany potty to push through controversial times to restrict migration. a lot of souls condemns the pipe. as an unforgivable mistake. there are forces who destroyed germany's reputation in europe and the world undermining the foundations of the european union, which we need, especially in these times and for which we as germans bear a special responsibility. that is exactly what you are doing mister march. when you say we simply no longer apply european law at our borders, that is the answer of the populace. but it matters whether you work with the extreme right or not. it matters in germany since the founding of the federal republic of germany over 75 years ago. and there has always been a clear consensus among all democrats in our parliaments. let's not make common cause with the extreme right about the time. so the

or as she bustle shipley to stroll or wonder nickel pinnacle and employees were just trying to get smart. but now they've been banned from accessing the chinese artificial intelligence platform. beep seek sort. according to report, citing a us defense department representative now, well, this is all on the hills of the american a i industry basically being turned on its head as a chinese platform is doing everything track, ged, and others can do but for. and he's on the dollar over now to watch these are solid whiskey with a report on the headache washington. now house as aging, has already clearly taken the lead to talk about making a big splash. it's just a few weeks in china, release fits 1st, free chat volt, deep sick, and it's already surpassed chat g p. c, as the most downloaded app on apple in the us. that's cool. thoughts related to us, a i companies to take a deep plunge. one of its more stays in the past 2 years and here's why there's a chinese start up to deep sleep. now, putting pressure on the us tech names, new a i bought from chinese, started a deep sink, is a wake up call

david shipley, what happened under his watch is a disgrace to journalism in america.on't know how into guy could get up in the morning. >> she wit, to be clear. she quit. she made a statement -- >> right, because they wouldn't run her cartoon. >> that's right. >> i don't blame her for quitting. >> all right? if you are a journalist, if they sit here at msnbc and tell you, you can't say anything about the trump tax cuts because executives might get him, you are going to walk out the door. >> that's right. no one is telling me that fortunately. i can trash the tax cuts as much -- let's me ask you -- let me go back to congress because this is an interesting part and i think it doesn't get enough attention how they can be part of the opposition. kristen welker asked senator chuck schumer about your op-ed. he seemed to agree with you. he gave his thoughts what democrats can do differently on the economy moving forward. i want play that and talk about it with you. >> we talked about the mec hanis of the legislation and details of the legislation and didn't show the end of e

. >> to your point, doug, the editor david shipley said he made that decision himself he wanted to avoidon he said a story had been published on the same topic already. are you buying that? >> any time your boss, especially if your boss is jeff bezos everyone in america is probably bought something from. it's an enormous influence that he wields there's going to be questions about this. one thing i find interesting in this is we see so many stories about newsrooms being decimated throughout the united states whether their big newspapers, or small newspapers. i admire anyone who has the courage of their convictions to say i am out of here. but editorial cartoonist is not really seem to be a growing industry and america right now. so it may be really tough to find that next phase of employment based on that. >> for me a thousand charge the editing process i'm not even is not duplicative to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest is something the art bank attention to it when they would not have paid attention to the cartoon and the first place it gives you more credibility. like so

. >> jacqui: to your point doug, the editor david shipley said he made the decision himself because hed to avoid repetition and set a story had been published on the same topic already. are you buying that? >> any time your boss, especially if your boss is jeff baze those who everyone in america has bought something from and the influence he wields there will be questions about this. one thing we see we've seen newsrooms being decimated around the united states to wear those big newspapers or small newspapers. i admire everybody was the convictions to say i'm out of here but editorial cartoonist doesn't really seem to be a growing industry in america right now so it may be really tough to find the next phase of employment based on that. >> i would say for me if i were in charge of this editing process which i'm not, even if it is duplicative to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. they blow this up and do something people are paying attention to. streisand affecting at when they haven't paid attention to the cartoon in the first place and gives you more credibility in the lo

i think it was done by david shipley, but it's in this mood of not, not poking the bear, i think whenor jeff bezos, i don't know which one they're not trying to poke, but what the post was jeff bought it in 2013 and did a lot of stuff that improved it, but they never really figured out what to do post the first trump era, which gave a bump to a lot of people, and so you know, in many ways it's his fault of where it is, and now he's doing things that are making it worse, and i'm not sure why, right? i'm not sure what's happening with him, and i think he's again, he's been a very good owner until recently, i would say. and now he just doesn't -- i would like to know why he wants to own it. i what his plans are, the plans that they've outlined seem preposterous, really. i don't know what else to say. he's a very good business person, but a lot of these ideas are really an antithesis of what an independent newspaper should be, and i don't mean to stay in the past and the post has a storied history. i'm a journalist who's blown up a lot of things. i believe in changing and shifting, but yo

then the eagles running back will shipley said, "did someone said goatee?se losing is my biggest phobia, son." then chiefs running back carson steele said, "did somebody say fabio's son? sorry, i thought you were talking about me. anyway, i'll just start running up the middle and school 'em." then eagles cornerback cooper dejean said, "did somebody say just started middle school?" [ laughter ] "anyway, after we win, we're going to chug champagne." [ light laughter ] then chiefs running back samaje perine said, "did somebody say clog the drain? anyway, our team will make --" [ laughter ] "big gains." then the eagles center cam jurgens said, "did somebody say temu chip gaines? anyway, can they beat us? never. no. not happening." then chiefs defensive tackle derrick nnadi said, "did somebody say never known happiness?" [ laughter ] "anyway, losing is off-brand for us. we aren't wavering." [ laughter ] then chiefs center creed humphrey said, "did somebody say off-brand wolverine?" [ laughter ] "anyway, we've had such a great year. if we lose now, i'd feel dumb

i said yeah, i was will shipley i don't know.s very exciting. >> that's good jim we'll see you tonight. mad money. 6 p.m. eastern time. we are going to stay on top of this tech sell off and die as we get a look at the nasdaq. down. more than 2.5%. don't go anywhere. >> where do. >> tariffs fit in? >> they are. >> an economic tool. they're an economic weapon. the question. >> is. >> how they get used. >> we've reduced. >> our china exposure. >> from 50. >> to 25%. and we've been working to reduce it. >> even further. >> it cannot be about removing all the rules. it's about all of us operating together. the partnership. >> with openai. >> to us. >> is a critical partnership. >> we love it. >> it's working. >> if you use the us estimates of how. much power we're going to need, we're talking trillions. >> of dollars. >> and it's. >> all for data centers. it's all for ai. >> is this your dream of retirement? >> how about. >> this sweet deal? i like. >> fishing, or. >> is this a little more your style? retiring wealth isn't a guarantee