well, my colleague fiorella is about spoke to the director of the university of somebody's rogers school of business, who believes western sanctions of the major danger to developing a squared funding. you know, because we have seen douglas done that's being played because there's no way you can say that, you know, you haven't district the trade in for the lives always been green. the 1st thing that was done is to the district russian. you know that actually on a couple of planes or just plain formulas are using and europe and aspects. so it becomes very difficult to move. what's people you know, through, you know, i don't know what because it cannot access aspects of a wasted in countries. once you've got differential from, you know, from the 5th system, they just going in or do in the attic function, that basically almost the district, you know, trade between russia and the leading countries. you know, the u. n. data shows that the most a wealthy countries have benefited largely from the green deal. russia has pointed this out. time and time again. do you believe that this is actually

that's my question of the supreme court and out of what universe is somebody keeping him out of theseebates is what interest me. i don't know if those things will intersect but ultimately, does the drum thing wind up setting a precedent either win, lose or draw? host: thank you, caller. guest: i'm not sure i understood your question. it seems to be addressing the prospect for the 2024 election in regard to the candidacy former president donald trump. is that correct? host: sorry about that. the caller dropped but thanks for the response anyway. this is from twitter -- guest: first of all, the demography of the state has changed during those decades. now, it's possible to do a fairly drawn opportunity districts for minority voters given we have a realistic chance to reelect -- to alike represented of their choice. not only has the democracy of the state change but it has increased slightly. the degree in which voting patterns are racially polarized in the state has declined to the point where the courts have always interpreted the decisions where the rachel polarization has declined to

of representatives. to bring it to somebody who is beyond any reproach a great form president of university dean of the law school. somebody who can look at this thing. it is very collocated. you need to look at it with a totally clear objective i. the allegations are serious. the evidence has to backup the allegations. a special outside counsel can do this. in my book i wrote a book about it it's called get trump. i called for an independent special counsel balance on all sides. i'm not rooting for anybody here. i want to see full and equal justice done. i want to see everything that's happening on one side happening on the other. i think a special counsel at this point that have advocated previously. at this point enough there to appoint a special independent counsel. it should be somebody who has the approval of republicans and democrats alike. >> that of course would be the thing to do. because they aren't looking for solution or real investigation greg, that's why it's not happening. of course it's a normal thing to do. what would be the right thing to do? greg, is at the point of all this to just del

there's enough smoke and there's enough suspicion and picking the former dean and president of universities and somebody former judge and dist districts and the supreme court and it's an investigative case and everything alleged turns out to be true. that's the basis for appointing a special council. maybe people ought to go to court and demand that the court require the appointment of special council and seems to fit within all the criteria of the special council and the failure to appoint a special council, there's a reigning special council and only investigating obviously. sean: to be clear, the special council should be investigating joe biden is not a hunter biden scandal. do you agree with that? >> i agree it's a scandal that alleges serious matters against the president. sean: problem is bribery and james comber and turns out to be true and biden family members and being enriched including grandchildren and wonder what they did and congress can appoint a special council. now, he would have subpoena power under the justice department. if the congressional committee feels there's no sufficient inv

let garland then go outside, pick the former deanicking of presidents of universities. somebody former judge a justice of the supreme court. >> let them investigate case and then let let them course. >> you know, that's never going to happen. you know that that's not going to happen because. the evidence that we have now that we've corroborated is, isn't it? that is a strong prosecutable case, isn't it? it is an investigative bill case, and it may rise to the level of a prosecutable casecase and if everythingthat alleged turns out to be true. and that's the basis's appointig a special counsel. maybe people oughto go go to co and demand that the court require the appointment of a special counsel, because it seems to fit withi thene the criteria of the special counsel and the failure to appointoint a special counse. now, there is already a special counsel, but only investigatintg ,obviously. and to be clear, the special btesel should be investigated in joe biden. this is not a hunter biden scandal. deyou with that? >> i agree that it's a biden. it's a a scandal that alleges seriou

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to take this case out of partisan house of representatives, to bring it to somebody who is beyond any reproach, a great, you know, former president of r a university, dean of a lawsi schooldent o, somebody who can k at this thing. it's very it is very complicated. >> and you need to look at it cl with a totally clear, objective eyes. the allegations are serious, but the evidence has to back up the allegations and especially e counsel can do this. you know, in my book, i wrote a book about called get trump i call for an independentspecia special counsel balanced on all sides. i'm not rootinl g for anybody here. i want to see full and equal justice done. i want to see everything that's happening on one side, happening on the other. anybody and i think that the special i t advocatedthink n previously. but at this point enough, therae are to appoint a special independent counsel. and it shouldn't be somebody who has the approval of republicans and democrats alike? >> well, see, that, of course,ie would be the thing to do. but because they are lookingnd for a solution or a real investigation, gregg, is why that'slooking or real happenin. of course, tha

i'll just here kind of verify that claim university building was set on fire by the shelley keybo receives supplies of custom additional somebody us last month saying they were going to be used against and to be defensive positions, not in urban areas. alhashan was up to seen and done the ups from central space before this is the university of the comic c i. in doing yes, it was heads up that if you with one miss side on saturday night, just after 10 pm, there are several explosions had in the city. many saw this was a defensive as usual, but it's all we understood that it was a missed call. us back now, the building and it's a back building actually that makes sense to the wise and there is on same on many fireflies as many cars. yeah. trying to the bottom of the flames. as you can see inside the building that the flames are, you think the ceiling, it's a, it's a very old building, 100 years old building and i draw the system the moment are no casualties. reported however, that all fears that this building my floss from the outside of hashem. i mean all the trains the president does that use russian of hitting a blood transfus

that's my question of the supreme court and out of what universe is somebody keeping him out of theseebates is what interest me. i don't know if those things will intersect but ultimately, does the drum thing wind up setting a precedent either win, lose or draw? host: thank you, caller. guest: i'm not sure i understood your question. it seems to be addressing the prospect for the 2024 election in regard to the candidacy former president donald trump. is that correct? host: sorry about that. the caller dropped but thanks for the response anyway. this is from twitter -- guest: first of all, the demography of the state has changed during those decades. now, it's possible to do a fairly drawn opportunity districts for minority voters given we have a realistic chance to reelect -- to alike represented of their choice. not only has the democracy of the state change but it has increased slightly. the degree in which voting patterns are racially polarized in the state has declined to the point where the courts have always interpreted the decisions where the rachel polarization has declined to

of god. and you are somebody. that's the one place where it is happening universally. >> reporter: and on the subject of marching in south bay, balloons, dancers, colorful floats made their way for a silicon valley pride. the largest pride festival in the south bay began in san jose 44 years ago and expanded to include nearby cities. this year's theme is live out loud. something people at the parade say they have been fighting to do for decades. >> i've worn out a lot of shoes getting to where we are. and what i love is watching when there's a queer couple walking down the street holding hands. i see them at my son's high school together. i love knowing every march, every parade, every pride event i did led to that. >> reporter: as you know, pride month is officially celebrated in june. people we spoke to today, say by moving the south bay celebration to august, it will help them spotlight their event. >>> by the way, i don't know if you have heard about this tonight. but you can catch a movie tonight for less than the cost of pop can. it's national cinema day. to celebrate, about 3,000 theaters across the country

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of done yet in eastern ukraine university building was set on fire. the man, the rushman control city, says custom initiatives were used to 0 kind of terrifying the somebody's army has known small as strikes in and around cartoon targeting the rapids support forces. the power that your group is trying to capture anatomy based on the capital. the past struggle between the army and the r as f as left 24000000 people. that's half of saddam's population in need of aid. what some of the heaviest fighting happened to the city of. i'm dormant, that's near costume. i'll just say it was he? the movement is this, and these are the sounds of clashes between the army and the parent rapids support forces. and i'm doing mine. now fighting has been ongoing between the recess and this is denise since mid april. i mean, the early hours of the saturday morning there was going to ask strikes 5, this is denise against positions of the car. i'm gonna to wrap it for not just in the city of on demand, but instead of to north at the northern parts of the capitol and in the southern parts of the capital as well. we spoke to the residents in the southern part of the capital, and the

so far made it back of what we spoke with the junk professor of economics that a couple was caught about in university kaya is more somebody, he believes that if indeed the money is not return soon to the ask on, people they already, dia she minus, it's about a tear it situation while it could now become critical. i'm going to point out the war and this money is restricted and not given to the island people. it will lead to the avalon economy, north diving, leading to for the security and most of the attrition poverty and of employment and lack of healthcare and education for the nation. it means that for the 20 years of war and dropping bombs on a flat us on the island, people should also be able to claim the same thing in american courts from the united states to provide back to the people that have been killed during the 20 years of balmy's and that's not a true that shouldn't be happening like this. otherwise america is going to pay a lot of money to the nation. but what is a legit and what has to happen is we should stop blaming each other for what has happened before. and you can see that many research has shown to b

what's this my both are per se, all that's the jo scientist, somebody who's chop, and don't talk to the from the h e h university of science and technology and crack of our friends of or not of logic. so the body shop has been researching environmental pollution, caused by chemical substances. for more than a decade. they would just use one of yours, published several scientific studies grove, auto talked to carrie. it's from bid, gosh. she brought her dissertation on this topic. and the scientists had been appealing to politicians for years. we made it clear that the site must be secured, but nothing time passes between damage assessment and dispose of the whole thing. and so by the soap, with all the scientists, investigations showing urgent need for action. let's just get those things done 6th through the end. so this just seems a little bit of seeing what all of these substances, especially pablo, cyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in organic flooring compounds are mutagenic. and carson a genic, they can either directly cause cancer or increase the likelihood of cancer. they can destroy genetic material, which leads

of one country being enforced? in some ways, i'll say yes. and that's because it's very typical for many western standouts to be projected us universal. and i say this, somebody was, we've also can also living in canada, there's a tendency for liberal agenda or liberal western liberal principles. i said we're projected under a global scale us of the not as a global numb's that's should be accepted broadly by all state to respect about cultural by rights. these are cultural differences or governments priorities of other words. so you would find a situation where that's pushed back from northwestern countries, and ms. riley about the relates to the issues around elizabeth, a, q, or issues around the human rights of generally in terms of stand that's an applicable across across the world until you find in many instances, the pressure off from the west of the countries imposing all truck. nancy and pull sanctions on states that did not of the size of those things. i did not conform to their own standards on. i think that's where you put most likely find issues or issues that's in the west post on politics the gift to collide. because it is a known fact that state

partisan interest groups like schoold unions and of course they still in many respects claim to medical authoritarianism medicalauthoritarianism somebody universities here are still forcing booster shots on the college students. that isl wrong and there is no justification for it. [applause] and so it is ideology run amok. that's where the quality of life have the client in places like sany francisco and new york ci, and philadelphia and chicago. it's all rooted in that. that woke ideology rejects the core foundation principles that have made this country great. in florida we say very clearly we will never ever surrender to the woke mob. our state is where awoke who goo die. [cheering] now, i wish i could say that our problems are limited to just a handful of leftist state government. but he think as most people know we have a big problem with the federal establishment in washington. it has engaged in inflationary spending binge that has left our citizens poor and our nation weaker. but still clings to pandemic restrictions. they will not let come to the united states even though he has had covid because of the shop mandate. these restrictions are

ukraine of shelling the university building and the eastern city of done yet the the online from the also coming up the she has cletus faced sunday deadlines set by west african nations to restore somebody involved focused ons from a prime minister and run con has taken to a high security prison. being sentenced to 3 years as a middleman street south africa she reached the final cost will be live in sydney for the reaction. the will begin with the conflict in ukraine. russia says ukrainian autonomy has hit the city of don yet from the east, the russian to point to mass as caves cluster munitions. i'll just say i cannot verify that claimed yet a university building course on 5 because of the shelling k receive supplies of cost of munitions from the united states last month or the house and was at the scene and sent this report. this is the university of the comic c i in doing, yes, it was hit apparently with one miss side on saturday night just after 10 pm. there are several explosions had in the city. many thought it was a defensive as usual, but it's all we understood that it was a missed call us back now. the building and it's a box building actually that makes sense to the right and

university of london. thank you so much forjoining us. i think one of the key things during this case has been these two portrayals of lucy letby from the prosecution as somebody as who is calculating, who used normality as a cloak to hide the crimes she has been carrying out and from the defence as a young woman was being blamed for things her control. in your experience, and situation like this, where does the truth lie? yet to no this, where does the truth lie? yet to go on the _ this, where does the truth lie? yet to go on the fact that she is now convicted and it will be the way i would _ convicted and it will be the way i would be — convicted and it will be the way i would be working this case. so on the convention, we have to assume that she _ the convention, we have to assume that she did — the convention, we have to assume that she did what she was accused of. that she did what she was accused of so— that she did what she was accused of so in_ that she did what she was accused of. so in that setting, we have to understand — of. so in that setting, we have to understand that in terms of serial killers_ understand that in terms of serial killers and — u

to all joining us from brazil, from ballad without somebody is being held kind of us pettus professor of tropical conservation ecology at the university of east anglia, from sao paulo. we have john russia, a freelance journalist, and writes as she's offered several books on brazil, including motor in the rain forest and also in belgium. as from a verse, lead journalist and research coordinator at amazon underworld, a collaborative investigation into the presence of criminal activities at the groups in the region. welcome to old. let's start with you. a call us president. let the silver said that he's got high hopes for this summit. he said that for the 1st time, we're going to have a common policy for the amazon for preservation security on board is. but how difficult it, is it going to be to reach consensus with all these nations taking part to what extent will lose that have to water down his expectations? well yeah, this is fairly unprecedented because the, the heads of states from all levels on countries below 900 century. so going to meet here. um in brazil, this be least the way of policy 7, the politics of course, contribution.

of our education. he doesn't care if somebody has a university degree when he looks to hire people, he wants competencyould make education more like a video game, you can't pry video games out of kids' hands and more interactive and give them a why, why are you studying this, i didn't know why i was studying algebra and now i see the correlation of it's problem solving. i have a way of resolving a problem that's not necessarily mathematical. it's developing neurons in the brain, developing the thinking around nobody is thinking about the long-term consequences of nnot educating the kids, they're not going to have self-confidence, more vulnerable to drugs and the whole gender identity thing and not being able to read makes tiktok and things like that ever more attractive and that gives more influence over the kids, and kids who read and can entertain themselves and think for themselves have less propensities for drugs and crime and other vulnerability as they get older so this is a very serious issue. maria: this is not a new issue. our kids have been behind other countries now for a while. but it's get

of somebody on x. it matched the profile picture. that person described themselves as being a graduate student of sciences at the university of north carolina. now, we don't have that name confirmed yet. we don't say it publicly. that would appear to match the profile exactly. it also appears to match the photograph of the person on the ground that was posted by that local tv station, wral. also interesting to note that we're just getting word that k-12 schools in the chapel hill area that have been on lockdown are now being told that they can release students. that would appear to speak to the idea that something is indeed in custody. you'd not expect them to be releasing k-12 students if that suspect was still an't large. we're awaiting confirmation and also of any injuries or anything else in this incident, neil. so it's an unfolding situation. it has been a terrifying one obviously for the 30,000 or so undergraduate and graduate students on the campus of u.n.c. and the thousands more students in the chapel hill k-12 system. it appears that he may be approaching the end of what is a terrifying few hours. i want to mention, in the case of

of the defendants by making this insertion. >> enter the ten foot pole, right, that sometimes washington d.c. can extend to people. but only in this universe that we are presently in with somebodyh the rico and defrauding all the different aspects are just a slice of the overall pie. chris timmins, michael moore, we're looking to talk to you guys again. especially because tomorrow, i think it's going to be a deadline for the mark meadows case in terms of additional filings. i wonder what will happen there. thank you both. >> it's a pleasure to be with you. >> appreciate your time. >> well, a judge is throwing the book at rudy giuliani, today, why? and just how much might he be asked to pony up, next. nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $999. plus free home delivery when you add a base shop now only at sleep number. my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your cpa to determine if your company is eligible. [whip sound] take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. (screams) bleeding gums are serious,

given the victory until sunday to return to somebody in moscow appointed governor of the dawn, yet region is choosing ukrainians so as of attacking a university, cluster, munitions, plain law, presidents and lensky, plains, russia for an attack on the blonde bank of the eastern town of copy on the fed opinions is a choosing. china is called scott of firing water, canada, at one of its supply boats. the vessel was on a routine trip rotation mission in the south china sea. the philippine navies has the incident to cook. near some, most rece. a handful of its troops lived there on a rusty world war 2 era us ships. the latest encounter took place near the 2nd tomba show that since a most recent china says it has indisputable sovereignty. over the so called 9 dash line mox paging claim of nearly the entire south china sea. but that's disputed by other countries in the region. the 2016 you and try being overland said visions claims for brown plus j by tongue. ball call is the director of the institute from now to on the 5th and low of the see at the university of the philippines. little center. he says, china is attempts and preventing the philippi

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that a university of south carolina student from madison, connecticut, was shot and killed early saturday morning and that community is absolutely reeling ree reeling with the loss. >> you lose somebody0 years old, you know, and especially a local kid from hearing his name in sports and stuff, and not hearing his name anywhere else, you know he's a good kid >> reporter: the madison community still trying to understand the shooting death of 20-year-old nicolas donofrio in south carolina >> i fail for the family, his friends. >> reporter: columbia police responded to south holly street on reports of burglary but it was upgraded to shots fired. donofrio, a university of south carolina student lived on the same street and had attempted to get into the wrong house the shooting is still under investigation and is listed as a homicide >> there's a lot to say about nicki. he was my best friend growing up ever since first, second grade >> reporter: scott shared the basketball court with donofrio from roughly the fourth grade until high school. he still remembers the night they hung up their back shoes. >> i remember the last time we played together my senior year we both very emotional becaus

ukraine of shelling the university building and the eastern city of done yet the the online from the also coming up the she has cletus faced sunday deadlines set by west african nations to restore somebody involved focused on scrum upon the.

somebody in the life from to home. so coming up, i'll show you can't accuse us to crate of showing a university building in the eastern city of dawn, yet sounds from a prime minister and long con is taken to a high security prison to being sentenced to 3 years in jail. and pope fonts has ends has 5 day visit to portugal with an open en masse, thousands of telegrams. the vision is coordinate as it facing a deadline set by west african nations to reinstates deposed president mohammed by the so pushes of the crew valued in the capital in the i'm a of the nice the west african regional block echo was, has given the ministry until sunday, to return to civilian vote. the regents army chiefs have drawn off the plan for possible military intervention, a price of what the hits of support, the ministry we are against that cause we will fight to the end. we do not agree with what frances doing against us, but we have done with colonization. no longer nothing. we want peace, no regression by foreign countries against another country. we have brothers and those here, a normal citizens, just east is a problem for us. so if there is

little bit of everybody's add to a budget comes from somebody else's to some degree, and also, the sales job so to speak of saying we are an ai beneficiary, not an ai victim, that's universal point. and when it comes to salesforce, it's fascinating how quickly it has turned to, hey, we just took the costs down we're now a free cash flow story. forward free cash flow yield for salesforce is now higher than microsoft and oracle for the first time ever, and so what that means is that they're, i don't know, kind of telling you that shareholders are going to get share at this point, at least if it continues. i mean, obviously that can change, especially if the stock goes up a lot. but they're also going to say not only that, we're not only cutting costs but of course we are kind of right in place to be an ai beneficiary as well. >> you want to hit apple real quick back above the 50-day, this stock has been on a run as much as anything has lately. >> it's only about 5% from the highs. it's one of those deals where until it proves otherwise, when it has a 10% correction, when it looks like it's breaking down, you probably want to give it the benefit of the doubt as opposed to run

universities today, don't seem to understand that. i would be surprised if they ever crack the spine of the book themselves. they've just been told by somebody else that it's racist and therefore terrible, and we have to get rid of it. so unfortunately, now you're seeing all sorts of bizarre, frankly obscene in and pornographic books creeping into schools. one clear example of this would be gender queer by myakka bobby, which is essentially gay --, graphic vivid gay -- in schools, all the while the great writers are being kicked out. there was a terrible move from the yale english department just, just a few years ago to remove the required ment that one study major english poets because the problem with those major english poets is they happen to be white guys because their their english i mean, the english tend to be white and so you think, my goodness, if one of the most prestigious english departments in the country is is getting rid of the requirement to study the great english poets, what's happening further down the line in the high schools and elsewhere. and so every time that we hear calls to open up the curricula, to bring in new a

somebody here, so it's not a good. she is a professor at the university as a cooper. he was the former prime minister options of a foreign policy speech right to us while enjoys us now live from. took a mr. turn to get you always nice to have you on the program. is this move to have a close a working relationship with both south korea and the us something that japan has been aiming for? considering the impulse sweetie as sort of the geo political landscape of the region as we're seeing it at the moment. that's absolutely correct. japan has for quite some time wrong, an alarm bell, both to sole and to washington dc. and this sort of trial try ad meeting has been something long overdue, and it's being made possible. one has to say, by the courage that was shown by the arrow k president present to you. of course, i mean, well, president biden says this submits was about building a peaceful process for us in the pacific. he was clear to say, well, since about china, does japan see what i'm trying to defer from the us to statement? none of those 3 leaders openly says that this is about china, but the body language i

would be accused of politically interfering in universities, but they didn't strategize how to do it, how to correct situations. you would have to fight about 20 years earlier. will somebodyput him in place? if he didn't past the state assembly, the long election. the people are having a hard time doing anything about it. they are controlling that. a lot of peoples don't want tht but how do we do about harvesting? from start. >> should we to follow harvesting? >> to do what they do and that is closer to that mentality. you don't want to become what they are. >> do we need to compete? no, for sure. >> if they make it over six months, better organized during the september november. his. >> involved in politics i don't fully understand how bella harvesting works but you need to party to do that if they don't get that but there's no consensus for abortion. youve lead with your weakest, yu don't have to have that. it is a long battle. why aren't they defunding the schools? i don't agree with that. never a more fluid times and right now. democrats ordinary would not be happy with what goes on with spending and how much. there is a simple solution to the homeless problem. we fee

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university of alabama law school. you both teach law students. lets it go to a class on somebodytrump is on trial for his what he's doing while he was president the united states, so, he's immune from prosecution. your thoughts? >> that's not a defense to any of the charges that president trump, former president trump is charged with in this case. it's actually not a defense to any of the 78 charges in the jurisdictions around the country that he's facing right now. i think free speech concerns are actually one of the reasons that jack smith didn't charge incitement or sedition. arguably, trump's words to the insurrectionists, remember, he said, come to the rally, it's gonna be wild or fight like heck. i think those words might fall more into political speech, might be more ambiguous. there is nothing ambiguous about, i need you to find 11,780 votes in georgia because that's how much i lost the election by. >> joyce, your sense of this? because i think people struggle with this whole idea that is president you have certain immunity is that the rest of us don't have. so, if donald

somebody will die in minutes, and you didn't prevent that. after school, i entered into the air force university. it was a dream from childhood, from the age ofon. face—to—face air battle, air engagement, ourjets have almost no chances to win. we were pushing them away, because they were forced to avoid us, and they were trying to get russianjets in the bubbles of our air defence, and they shooted them down. but russians are improving their tactics, and we need something more advanced than ourjets, for air defence, for interception of cruise missiles. andrii pilshchykov speaking to the bbc last year. that interview was carried out by our bbc ukrainian reporter zhanna bezpiatchuk. i spoke to her a little earlier and asked her for her thoughts on captain pilshchykov. he's really a unique fighter pilot and unique officer in the ukrainian army. andrii's story is extraordinary, because he became the world global campaigner for f—16 fighterjets, modernised fighterjets for ukraine, which are supposed to replace old—fashioned soviet fighterjets, which are flown by ukrainian pilots now. he also campaigned for the trainings for the pilots, and he manag

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of trust. as we look to what students are thinking. if i'm telling somebody to go into the profession right now and they see the report from columbia universityhat more than 6,000 people were laid off or left the industry during that year-long time span, they're going to wonder, how do i take, as mary was say, my passion for this industry and my mission to go and find the truth and report it, to our consumers of all age, how do i do that? they may look at, you know, i think of the transformation of platforms, right. news organizations like the chicago tribune, how they're printed in 2005, in 2010 we started to see the buzzfeed, huffington post, as platforms that had discussions about news and information but as anybody who has read the most recent book on traffic may knot know that that was a different perspective in terms of how to disseminate that information. i want to share a component of max reid's "washington post" review of the book. i suspect that the real problem is that in 2023, not quite a decade removed from the golden age of viral traffic for digital publishers, the, quote, race to go viral seems pathetic. at best, a brief, wacky

of trust. as we look to what students are thinking. if i'm telling somebody to go into the profession right now and they see the report from columbia university that more than 6,000 people were laid off or left the industry during that year-long time span, they're going to wonder, how do i take, as mary was say, my passion for this industry and my mission to go and find the truth and report it, to our consumers of all age, how do i do that? they may look at, you know, i think of the transformation of platforms, right. news organizations like the chicago tribune, how they're printed in 2005, in 2010 we started to see the buzzfeed, huffington post, as platforms that had discussions about news and information but as anybody who has read the most recent book on traffic may knot know that that was a different perspective in terms of how to disseminate that information. i want to share a component of max reid's "washington post" review of the book. i suspect that the real problem is that in 2023, not quite a decade removed from the golden age of viral traffic for digital publishers, the, quote, race to go viral seems pathetic. at best, a brief, wac

somebody will die in minutes, and you didn't prevent that. after school, i entered into the air force university. it was a dream from childhood, from the age ofjob, it's my mission. face—to—face air battle, air engagement, ourjets have almost no chances to win. we were pushing them away, because they were forced to avoid us, and we were trying to get russianjets in the bubbles of our air defence, and they shooted them down. but russians are improving their tactics, and we need something more advanced than ourjets, for air defence, for interception of cruise missiles. illia ponomarenko is a ukrainianjournalist in kyiv, and explained how important captain andrii pilshchykov had been to ukraine's military effort. it's a painful loss also because andii was a symbol. he was a very symbolic person, a very intelligent person, a very bright one. a frontman of the air force, and without even revealing his face to the public in the media. he was a young pilot, handsome guy, a playboy, the one with a top gun—style instagram, very colourful person, ver proud, very willing to argue with command, active on social media, never hesitating to blast journalist