amy: and this is more for addressing the vox party of spain. >> now is not the time for week thoughtsday, left-wing secularism against this challenge. there's no middle ground. either you say yes or you say no. yes to the natural family, no to the lgbtq lobby. yes to sex identity. yes to the culture of life, not the abyss of death. yesterday university of the cross, no to the islamist violence. yes to secure borders, no to ma migration. yes to the work of our citizens, no to big international finance. yes to the sovereignty of peoples, no to the bureaucrats in brussels. yes to our civilization. amy: that was giorgia meloni, candidate for italian prime minister. she is now declared victory. ruth ben-ghiat, talk about the neofascist movement of italy and how it affects the vox, sweden, poland, how it affects hungry -- all of the leaders in these places have congratulated meloni on winning. >> i just want to mention the yes and the no band her style of speaking. she is a demagogue. at the end of my book "strongman ," i predicted there will be a female-let far right authoritarian governme

it's not a focus of us at vox media.hat appealed to the washington set, but we cover politics we have cara with her podcasts are covering those areas, but it shows the value of being ability to target audiences. at vox media we are pleased to be a leader in so many categories, whether it's sports with sb nation, or food with eater, the vulture, the cut, dodo, so we look at ourselves with every brand leading the vertical ear we think we have a great portfolio of those leading brands that can appeal to the advertising base. >> at a publisher, we have to adjust we have to say after our recent acquisition, it comes as streaming social brands and now this news, vox media is now the largest media company, largest publishers on tiktok, on snap, the largest per tubular in the associate video space. that's an adjustment we've had to make so we see it as a big growth area, but still wide west in terms of monetization >> always good to come to code, and you guys are always gracious. >> it's a great year i've had to put on my aviato

i think vox is uniquely positioned i think they have one of the very few truly premium portfolios from both a brand perspective, from a huge digital audience perspective as well as a diversified base of revenue. advertising is the largest source of revenue in that company but it's not -- but they have a truly diversified suite from subscription to commerce and everything in between. i feel really bullish about vox, but digital media, generally speaking, i think is a tough bet for venture. there's been incredible amount of consolidation, traditional media, and i think there's going to be more and more consolidation happening in digital media. one of our portfolio companies in hippeau, axios sold to cox, had a great outcome. there will still be good deals for good companies that get done if you're not one of the true few leading companies in digital media, i think you're going to have a tough go of it and get gobbled up or go away in the next 12 to 24 months. >> that's quite a prediction ben, thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> appreciate it. >> on the big ne

it's covered vox put it. it was the big artwork of the republic as this quote from the atlantic monthly put it. it was nothing less than a profoundly effective and vindication of self-government itself. so let's consider what the benefits really were, especially as olmstead was describing them beyond enhancing estate values, beyond the contemporary struggle to vindicate self-government, beyond the cause itself of the mid-19th century. what central park as olmstead and fox designed it was intended to provide were experiences of landscape beauty, which now sounds very banal. it wasn't. it was experience just like this one. but for everyone, or at least the public, whoever were and they were able they were able and they were to be made available in the as part of the city, accessible to anyone, in theory, accessible to anyone with a nickel who could get on the omnibus from the lower east side. some people could go to the catskills each summer and refresh their physical and emotional health as see here. the rich

we don't need endless vox pops of random people around the country saying how hot they are.ople. this, before the record has been broken. then there is regularly repeated advice from the experts about the importance of staying in the shade, wearing sunscreen and drinking lots of water. there are important things happening around our world but hot weather has swept aside most of the news. i know as a nation, we are meant to be obsessed with the weather, but this really is out of proportion. thank you for all your comments. the next few days, we'll see plenty of new starts, laura kuenssberg taking over bbc 0ne�*s sunday morning interview programme, followed on monday by the arrival of the new ceo of bbc news, deborah turness. oh, and our next prime minister starts in the job on tuesday. we're keen to hear your reactions to any of those new beginnings or anything you see or hear on bbc news and we'll do our best to get editors on to respond. you can e—mail newswatch at bbc.code.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 03700106676 and do have a look

as vox log us. and i'm an golf from deutsch front door to want brandy's of it's on your knees pushed him to mos numb egleston heter tourism. type paul don via does i'm for far less ish give isn't. oh, the magnet folks gave me. well, i guess he, wagner and england stayed on the arkansas amino 5th is what? well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england, basically through czechoslovakia, under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. however, on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2. a one just mocked. think it doesn't die. inte

you know, georgia maloney has really wanted to emphasize these links, you know, by going to a vox, riley in spain this summer where you talked about rally against l g, b, lobby's and against islamic violence. she described it. and we see also into this really recently gave her urine use that and she, she really wants to emphasize links not only with you, right when parties, but also with the british conservatives. so, and as well, american republicans, she is head of the c r. i do believe that she really wants i'm with european white bright in that sense and not just an italian one. italian governments are notoriously unstable. they last on average, i don't know, maybe a year or so. can we expect a maloney lead government to be any more stable? it's hard to say, i mean, on the one hand of the rights, right? when governments and if we have tended to be somewhat more stable, we saw differences. both scrutiny has been pregnant, it's multiple times. at the same time, her own coalition is unstable. some extent, you know, for instance, there are wible resort tensions within the center, right b

today , we already have such vox-ashes, and as journalists say among themselves, uh, mobilization ina, why should we mobilize? hmm, mr. oleg, well, our task with you has not changed, regardless of whether they have whether or not there is a mobilization. we have a struggle for independence, we have to live it and understand that russia will not leave us just like that and as long as it exists. she is always in ukraine, but this does not change our task. in connection with this e-e has changed the circumstances are certain now in russia, the mobiles are mobilized in part, something will change again, mmm so when will the deputies of the verkhovna rada get it, will it be discussed in some way, or will it be possible to have certain conversations with the ministry of defense? preventively, at least preventively, there is now some responsibility of the verkhovna rada in this matter, please, first of all, everything related to defense, then this decision is made by the ministry of defense. of course, there are things on which it can to influence the verkhovna rada is, for example, the ado

delighted with her little corner. the dining table in the assembled state takes up very little space called vox ox wild bull ficus in a polymer concrete planter will add freshness and color. an indispensable companion is an armchair by the fireplace, and next to the sofa there are a couple of light coffee tables in eco-veneer, there is a decor, a children's corner, we decorate with a bright poster a horned lamp and an exotic flower, vases also stand on the coffee table with eco styles. now you can evaluate everything that happened in this reworking the result of their labors of their work. as you like, i'm delighted. we are also satisfied. yes, we tried to make a very warm and airy very refreshing interior, but the monochrome, which we constantly talked about, we could not help but dilute with bright colors, it seemed that they were asking right here in the color of fire. this is a beautiful chair that we have from a fireplace there are chairs in a vase and everything is connected. would you like to test? yes , she is very generally comfortable, although it would seem to be this will not be ver

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is that was feed, vox or fake headline? >> this one is tough. low speed. kennedy: final answer?u're making me question it. yes, final answer. kennedy: oh no. i'm not racist. [laughter] >> but it is racist. kennedy: he's really, really not racist if you know him like i know bob. >> is a white supremacist. kennedy: white nationalist want to replay as a safe space for racist. vice, scientific american or fake headline we made up? >> i think it's a big headline. kennedy: no. a safe place for racist. [laughter]what happened? mike is ready to pounce, he smelled blood in the water. mike, climate anxiety ruining my friendships? is this headline from the new statesman, indian express or fake headline? >> i don't recognize any of these. kennedy: i bought you a subscription last year. apparently you haven't been reading. >> that's true. i've enjoyed it, it's been very good. climate anxiety ruining? i'll go with statesman. kennedy: mike is on the board. >> i'm on the board exclamation. kennedy: you are tied with jason. last question, it's worth two. kevin, you could wind and all. jason, her

it's what everybody is talking about today as vox put it, don't worry darling features a harry styles love triangle, a possible feud, and maybe some spit, and that's just behind the scenes. so given how heavy the rest of the news seems to be these days, we found a little celebrity gossip might be what the doctor ordered. that's, right there is drama surrounding the star studded film, and it's out in full force of this weekend's venice international film festival. florence, few who makes -- olivia wild, the films director. pugh fuel that rim, or when she did not participate in the venice news conference you'll know that wild is not sitting near her boyfriend harry styles, who is also co-starring in the movie. they are presumably not together, to keep the focus on the film, and not the romance. which has been a hot topic of gaza, ever since she spoke with her ex, jason sudeikis. when asked about the feud with pugh, she brushed off as endless gossip. and then, the most controversial moment of the day happened as everyone sat down for the premiere screening of the movie. watch this closel

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sweden, formed by neo-nazis and skin heads likely to be the largest party in the sweden party, the voxine lepin made it into the final round in france. since the end of world war ii, western europe has identified with liberalism more than anything else. what's causing the shift? >> many things, thanks for having me on the show and as you mentioned, we are looking at a political revolution taking place in italy with the country's first female prime minister about to take power there, georgia maloney, who is somebody who stands for very robust conservative principles, and i think what we are seeing in italy is a rejection of the ruling political elites in that country. traditionally, of course, on the left, and rejection of sort of liberal dominance over the course of many decades and maloney has vowed to stand up to the european union, vowed to basically control italy's borders, she has also promised to stand up to the politically -- political correctness to the indoctrination of the woke left, basically. so maloney is changing business as usual in italy, but it's important to point out

as the tech volatility continues, more from the c suite exclusive from the ceos of vox and snap jon, one of our favorite times of the year. >> looking forward to it the nasdaq trying to end its longest losing streak since 2016 aztec stocks across the board have taken a hit apple down more than 6% over the last month the biggest drag on the nasdaq yesterday. amazon and microsoft both down 10% or more. even bellwethers like salesforce have erased pandemic gains >> jon, as we said, big week for tech at the code conference. one of the biggish issues, cuts to corporate forecasts the head of alphabet on stage with kara swisher talked about the impact of higher costs, uncertainty and how he want to make the company 20% more productive >> there are a set of positive factors, a set of negative factors and inherent uncertainty in the economy that's the macroeconomic outlook. t as a company we get impacted by all of that. everything we do, scale, you can be slower to make decisions. there are more people to uproot things you look at it end to end and figure out how to make the company 20% more

, flat for the day right now stay with us >>> live from one of the biggest tech events of the year, voxia's code conference here in los angeles -- ♪ >> kara swisher, calling her final code as host, you're definitely making a statement with the lineup this year. >> yes, i am. >> apple's tim cook, johnny ive. >> comes from nowhere, none offous -- >> i have to ask about tiktok. that is the company that everyone has been talking about. >> tremendous threat advertisers love them. there are lots of risks, where is that data, where does it go >> we've tried to put the user in the driver's seat to own their day at a. >> so much of what tim cook's apple is able to do, i think, is put together ingredients that steve jobs himself didn't have. >> a lot of the questions were, what would steve think, particularly around privacy, where steve famously said you've got to ask, ask again, ask a third time. >> fascinating look, though, at the ways in which company are looking at costs. >> we made the decision is that we would air on the side of building more, if we were higher than we needed, that we'd eve

. >> you are kind of pointing to two other companies, vox and drop box they made their names on being pure cloud storage company but they have been trying to get in collaboration space and investors haven't really bought that story yet are you pointing to them as well >> no, i think, look, i really like the way that figma built out their product. i like the way that they built out a product that was really kbeerd towards community by the design of the product itself and that was able to actually get the groundswell of momentum to pull in all of these people and then layering in again that point that john made about the fact that non-designers can also get involved in the process as well. >> lo, finally, what is the risk that adobe actually makes figma worse for those that love it i was seen tweets from some developers saying the point of figma was it was not an adobe product. they pointed to another acquisition, fireworks, and said that adobe left major bugs and didn't fix stuff and eventually discontinued it. do you think that that's a real fear for that sort of cult status it curren

in a report released earlier this month by vox, been gee jones -- benjie jones explained, and i quote, infrastructure is often poorly maintained or intentionally overlooked in particular places, leading to a lack of access of affordability and safety for many communities of color. brett and governor brian intentionally overlooked the needs of mississippi's poor people for a volleyball stadium. perhaps this new york times headlines says it best. brett favre's most memorable stat may now be the $8 million he helped steal from the poor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. payne: this is a travesty in this country, to take from the poorest of the poor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. payne: brett favre and that government -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is no longer recognized. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the american people are at their wit's end. they fear our great country has fallen into a state of disrepair, t

the dining table in the assembled state takes up very little space called vox stands for wild ox wildshness and color. an indispensable companion is an armchair by the fireplace, and next to the sofa, a couple of light coffee tables in the eco-box there is a children's corner. a vase also stands on coffee tables, and with them candles and figurines, a wicker basket in support. eco-style is another vase with fanciful raspedias and a soft blanket on the sofa. now you can evaluate everything that happened in this alteration, the result of your work of your work, as i like you, we tried to make a very warm and airy very refreshing interior, but we couldn’t help but dilute the very monochrome that we constantly talked about with bright colors. it turned out that they are asking here in the color of fire. here is this beautiful chair, which we have from the fireplace, here there are chairs in a vase and everything is connected. would you like to test? yes, it’s very convenient on the whole, although it would seem that it won’t be very good, but in fact the hands will rest directly and in ge

miller has been ordered to pay vox or more than $174 million for violating livestream patents.d by co founder tom cats is a us army veteran looking to solve battlefield communication issues after his unit was ambushed in 2003 cats, a says he brought the issue up during a meeting with facebook live managers back in 2016. but they declined to enter into an agreement regarding their continued use of that technology. san jose city leaders hope a new google transit village will help bring a big boost to downtown during the press conference, the city's director of economic development says sales tax revenue was down 38% in downtown compared to pre pandemic levels outside of the downtown area. sales are back to normal. city officials say google's downtown plan would add millions of square feet of office space, along with 4000 new homes. major construction could get underway as soon as 2024. well based on the novel by harper lee and adapted by oscar and emmy winner aaron sorkin, to kill a mockingbird is now playing at golden gate theater in san francisco with this version is a little b

example, or right-wing sovereignists are also an alternative, either the national movement in france or voxt, indeed, full-fledged sovereignty is already in our time. i think we had a discussion yesterday. i asked a bad question. but don't you think that we are playing with other people's cards, so we lose, of course. well, because we are taking the terminal, which is no longer makes no sense, so forced to transfer. uh, additional definitions of postmodern. well, in fact, what we want to say, we want to say something about the apparatus that we are trying to write. eh, reality doesn't match reality. not only that, you need to constantly colossal error, which is brilliant. the great russian philosopher sergey ivanovich kurginya discovered when they analyze what went wrong in the soviet union sergey ivanovich said a brilliant thing to his son. he says, well, if you are trying to catch up and overtake, but you got on these rails. you follow behind you can never overtake, because there is lay down your rails, because you are going along the same paths. you are in the same jelly every time we sp

court documents say vox er and facebook at one point discussed the collaboration, but the two went theire ways. a federal jury concluded that metas facebook live feature infringed on two of his company's patents. boeing has agreed to pay $200 million to settle a securities and exchange commission investigation regarding to jet crashes. the wall street journal reports. the settlement comes from allegations that the plane maker and its ceo made misleading statements about the 7 37 maxjet safety risks. after those crashes, the company resolved the investigation without admitting or denying any wrongdoing. tesla has issued a recall of more than one million vehicles because of a flaw in has to do with the automatic window reversal system, which tesla says could fail to react after detecting an obstruction. the recall covers certain 2017 to 2022 model threes, as well as some 2020 and 2021 model wise and x vehicles. let's face it. tesla likes to innovate, pushed the envelope, try new things. and so their necessarily, i think going to get their nose in trouble a little more often than other carm

we don't need endless vox pops of random people around the country saying how hot they are and more picturesnd our next prime minister starts in the job on tuesday. we're keen to hear your reactions to any of those new beginnings or anything you see or hear on bbc news, and we'll do our best to get editors on to respond. you can e—mail newswatch at bbc.code.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us: and do have a look at our website for previous interviews — bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with ben thompson and naga munchetty. our headlines today: the funeral of mikhail gorbachev, the last leader of the soviet union, takes place this morning. this is the scene in moscow this morning where members of the public are invited, to pay tribute, but president putin won't attend. pressure on rail firm avanti west coast — its boss steps down as the company faces mounting criticism over its reduced timetable. serena williams battles to the end of a