i think that's important in all of these conversations and, you know, i think that new york mag and voxkes a lot of sense, too jim is a great operator and that makes sense. not detouring from what those companies have set out to do >> for so long we thought about vice as this adrenaline filled, almost bad boy kind of network and brand. and you talk about an offset should we still think of vice that way >> we don't want our brand to change and i think, you know, we serve that audience. but we also address what the audience is asking for and audiences have gotten the younger audiences looking for different kinds of content and we've been a reflection of young audiences from gen-x to today. that bad boy attitude of gen-x is transforming today to young people really wanting answers about the environment and wanting answers about what's happening in the world so, we reflect on what's happening in the youth and we reflect on what is happening in this brave new space that we're all going into so, i think the bad boy nature is really about asking tough questions about what's happening in the wo

i also asked klein, who is the c co-founder and editor at large for vox media, about trump's need toedia coverage. how do you think president trump is trying to control media coverage right now? >> the fundamental insight donald trump has always had about the media is that our definition of newsworthiness relies incredibly heavily on the idea of outrageousness. it's like new plus outrageous equals newsworthy. it's not just new, not just important, but also outrageous, that equals newsworthy. he was able to get us to spend a day talking about whether or not it's right to use the word "lynching" and in doing that made us think about how to have a conversation about is the political system treating him unfairly by starting up an impeachment process around his actions, trying to extort ukraine to interfere on his behalf in the 2020 election. if he had just come out and said i don't think it's fair for congress to impeach me or for the media to report on it, nobody would have cared. but because he was able to create a meta conversation around was it unfair for him to use the word "lynchin

purposely mock you will mock what your culture stands for but i think there's a difference between vox and telling. what your culture stands for which i think there's a difference between vox and telling a students wearing a sombrero with a mustache is somehow racist. to a student's wearing a sombrero with a mustache is somehow racist. please. please help students to make sure that their costume is not offensive to any racial ethnic or religious help students to make sure that their costume is not offensive to any racial ethnic or religious group any people with disabilities or illnesses or any other group of people who have any people with disabilities or illnesses or any other group of people. it's a torture chamber and does go. it's a torture chamber and the disguise they just dream is to find the weakest most easily manipulated people to do the home ice they just greens to find the weakest most easily manipulated people to do the home. was that. was it's not the way teaching that halloween is a bat's was it's not the way teaching that halloween is about saying there's a flag thing

purposely mock you or more quote your culture stands for which i think there's a difference between vox and hopes to mock you or more quote your culture stands for but i think there's a difference between vox and turning a students wearing a sombrero with a moustache is somehow racist. having a students wearing a sombrero with a moustache is somehow race it's. such . thanks. thanks. thanks to. my colleague neil harvey put the issue of offensive costumes up for debate. my colleague neil harvey put the issue of offensive costumes up for debate. well i think that you have to be sensitive to the actual group the people are well i think that you have to be sensitive to the actual group that people are dressing up as rather than listening to ourselves we should listen to the aggressing up rather than listening to ourselves we should listen to the group that's being dressed up and i think that that's so important thing and we have to stop being so sensitive i mean group that's being dressed up and i think that that's so important thing and we have to stop being so sensitive i mean i've been to

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and even among republicans that she percent of them are backing vox ideas said there is. a real ground swell of movementsts perhaps showing that donald trump could be in trouble with this investigation. thank you very much indeed a movie to watch cable business thank you. and thank you for watching to stay with us were coming alive from paris [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from san francisco, california, this is democracy now!. presidenent trump: we call it tent city. it's terrible. in fact, we just sent a violation to the city of san francisco, unsafe water, unsafe conditions, environmental e.p.a., our e.p.a. doing a great job is sending nancy pelosi with all the talk about e.p.a. there's needles and drugs all over the street. there's tents. there's people that are

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for negative interest rates other german banks are worn warming to the idea bloomberg says berliner vox bond is applying a negative point 5 percent rate on deposits of more than $100000.00 euros deutsche bank and commerzbank indicate they're considering similar moves germany's banks have resisted passing on negative rates or resell clients but have run out of ways to offset the effects on earning so they're coming for this is this is customer a and customer b. they're both german they are our cells this is debt we owe to ourselves that we owe to ourselves what they're the 2 people are ourselves person a and person b. and person a has a savings account with 110000 euros in it and we were going to take some of that to pay off all the bad debts of of customer big that's that's what he means when these are deaths we owe to ourselves right and of course that's degrading they savings of the economy it's also causing massive kind of non productive. you know the economy and i mean this is only getting deeper what these negative interest rates are only getting more pronounced are coming to the u

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poll out, i think what is interesting if democratic candidates focus on health care, i give credit to voxover last two other debates they spent 90 minutes talking about health care, and republicans that dominate senate, this is difficult to move forward, the question, will you hear them comment on how they will pay for the proposals and will they target biden directly and ask him about his son? i think they should. david: caroll, fact that michelle obama, who is not even running is leading in the file in the polls -- field in the polls, what does that say about the democratic feel. >> they are two separate things, michelle obama is just a very popular individual, that woman sold out stadiums on her book tour, she could go to any race, i think she become to next one, she will have some pretty strong support and level of popularity. that is separate from fact that the democratic race as it now is a hot mess, also true, and i think that does open the door for someone who is more moderate, maybe someone like a mike bloomberg to take that moderate position. >> that not happening. >> caroll, if

a campaign aide told vox, discharge is the best time to give the most accurate and up to date informatione about the delay and what it signals, splitticly? >> i don't personally think it's that big of an issue they delayed a couple days to get the story straight. but interesting that the media has picked up on this as a trust and transparency tostory. that's going be a huge assist for elizabeth warren. she can't go after him on age or policy, be uh if the media is carrying forward a story of trust and transparency, that's not going to go away. that's going to plague him. she can ride that as a distinguishing feature between herself and bernie sanders. >> she is eight years his junior before her next birthday. you're talking about whether or not she can go back on age or any of those things. 52% of voters in a fox news poll said they support a candidate who has the best chance to beat president trump compared to 33% who say they'd vote for the candidates they like the most. this is an interesting thing. because people really like bernie sanders. they did before. they still do. >> yes. i me

construction of the political crisis just about a spur to ask a question why was the spanish far right policy vox allowed to take an active role in the trial and to question with the system defendants. because when the entire state system is reorganized in what's called habitually in spain the transition 177107. there is a provision which allows for independent. participation independent accusation. citizens who choose to participate in the trial and this is a recognised for us it was unfortunate the box took advantage of this unfortunate aspect was even indicated in the trial sentence it was. oh remarked that it would be better if legal measures were taken so that political parties could never in the future but to subpoena it as a private accusation in trial but surely that means that this trial was not free and fair and in that case oh it was just simply that it's like all of the trials held in the last. month 40 almost 50 years. there is since the late seventy's the provision that you have. a private. right in any case meaning in a murder case any pino procedure you know there can be a private

discovery back group nine bought pop sugar and vox bought refinery 29 and new york magazine these digitalng up against b facebook and google which together dominate 60% of all digital advertising revenue in the u.s. according to e marketer. while those digitals have hurt traditional publishers over the past several deck katds, after years of declining ads and subscriptions, now "the new york times" and news corp. stocks are turning around 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 w

i'm thinking of vice and vox and buzzfeed, many of which you power or provide advertising to.? what's wrong >> we are still a small portion of the advertising space we are not the majority of that we are still a small portion of that is there is still more work to be done. in general, the cost structure needs to evolve. i think publishers need to make more money for the content they create >> when you look at the big ones in the industry, google and facebook, how were you even able to make profits or build what you've made? >> we are not a consumer facing company. we are very in line with our partners if journalism grows, we grow >> too, it is a huge market. >> the reason you want to combine is you need to get bigger does that as a result where they won't get as good of a deal. >> they'll get a better deal we'll have more auction and advertisers to consider beyond facebook and google. we'll have more in investment and technology i will go on the record to say publishers will double and triple revenue >> different question for you. hypothetical, the head of the department of ju