is it via youtube? yeah, exactly. there's a youtube channel that features these. and if you go to country over softcore com, there's a page for each each episode that has the youtube video embedded on it. you know, i find this as a podcast host the conversation is much better when the two of us can actually look at each other and, you know, kind of read each other's body language and, you know, as a result, i had the video decided it would be good to to feature that. and so there've been a decent number of views as opposed to just downloads. but one of the things that's interesting about podcasting is that it's increasingly kind of a multi channel thing. so you're meeting the audience. they are, but you know, you also have opportunity for people to at clips on linkedin, facebook or tiktok style videos. you know, a lot of times i think people will stop listening in one place and pick it up in another. so it's sort of the beauty of digital media in general. but the podcast format in particular, well listeners will hear a catchy intro music at the beginning of. your

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remember this about google and youtube.f google competed against youtube and set up acquired u tube no chance that google would be doing that. they would be -- google would be competing with youtube and that is important to remember. i think google in particular. there has been a lot of attention, i mean elon musk brought twitter and x and it is a platform. and but google is really the -- if you are a business or whatever or you are a political candidate, there is a huge difference between page one of the search and page 12 and nobody gets to see the wizard. >> there are two major antitrust lawsuits working their way and google is the worst of the worst. worst actor. and one is on google search monopoly. and look for things online. the bigger problem is google has an online advertising monopoly and use the money they make with online advertising monopoly to fund their sensorship and woke nonsense because they have this. and lawsuits started under trump and the credits started under biden and finish with trump's antitrust li

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and that means that the social media in the kid youtube content, you look at, take talk content. and so i think has been replicated across the world. and by i know for a lot of organizations, i can see in local boards that are going on. i can see it and the ones that's going on the are you using some of the model that on both sides or sites are in reality then twitter has always worked closely with the us national security states for years and it has deleted to percent press the cards in iran, china, cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, or any other nation that is a target of the us empire. often this is being done expressly on the orders of the guy. the eyes. last year is even a night. instead, try to delete to the cards for the crime of folks undermining space in the nato alliance. insure it then goes paying close attention, have long on the switzer and other social media platforms are tools for the us. and part of the switzer file is just on the line. so this plan how it works. on february the 27th 2020 to $3.00 days on to the beginning of russia's special minutes. we operation in ukra

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youtube by the.e tush push, you don't. >> he just calls it the sneak. >> he gets the he gets a touchdown. but on the youtube it's not even third down. >> it's been a busy morning of data. we got adp came in a little warm now services pmi with rick santelli. hey rick. >> yes and s&p global. here's the pmi. these are final reads from january's mid-month. read. we go from mid month 52.8 on the services to 52.9 on the composite. very similar. we go from 52.4 mid-month to final read 52.7. so both improved, but they both still come to the best since the end of last year. d's of 24. but maybe what's more noteworthy, these are jan final. the last time we were under 50 was jan of 23, jan of 23. it's been above 50 ever since. the trade balance today was the second largest in history at 98.4 billion. and if you look at a chart, we're on pace on a ten year to close at the lowest yield since the 17th of december. and that was basically the last time we closed under 4.5%. squawk on the street will return after a s

so i'm full youtube shorts. on, you know, of course, former navy s.e.a.l. guys talking about their messy divorces. >> seth: yeah. >> on podcasts. you know, there's guys with, like -- they'll get, like, a crystal ball from pier 1 and then they'll try different calibers of bullets to try to explode it. [ laughter ] and i'm just inundating my mind with this, just 24/7. >> seth: what do you feel like -- do you feel like you're getting something out of it? do you feel like you leave the process being, like, more fulfilled? >> uh, you know, i'm -- one less second on this [ bleep ] hole called earth. so that's -- [ laughter ] you gotta pass the time with that. every moment of life is annoying. [ laughter ] and it's barely enjoyable to be here. >> seth: oh. >> but, dude, man, seth is so -- i mean, he 's dressed like a slob, but he's cool, right? [ laughter ] i didn't know they got casual thursday, too. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> seth: you were -- obviously you worked here. you lived in new york city. >> yeah,

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we've never had a single problem with rumble, and we were worried about youtube. you put a lot of that guy, you know, as well. you put so much effort into a show and, and they get the rug it's pulled out from under you. so i think, you know, i, i think things are certainly better because it's a, it's been recognize now that the tide is turned in our favor. the censorship is not, is not good, but these companies, you're right. i mean, they are, they are not private companies. if they're colluding behind the scenes with governments, you know, to silence american citizens. and there's a misconception that um, the 1st amendment is something of great. the government grants you the right to free speech in the 1st of them, that's not the case. the 1st and then are recognized as the natural state of man given to us by our creator, that we have the right to do these things. and it's not a government that grants it. and so there's a lot of reckoning americans, so we're confused. well, foreigners shouldn't come over here and have the right to free speech, but you're missing

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i saw a bunch of people auditioning for "mona" on youtube.d of hawai'i in hawi, kohala. like, you have never heard of that town. [ light laughter ] and i just -- i didn't think that it would be me. so my friends and i put together an audition to become the entertainment of a non-profit group in my concert glee class. and that was how it came together. a casting agent saw that audition, asked, "hey, who's that girl in the last row, second from the left? do you want to audition for 'moana'?" i thought it was a scam. and like -- long story short, it worked out! >> seth: yeah. >> but -- [ laughter ] i could have never guessed. >> seth: that's amazing. [ cheers and applause ] i auditioned for "moana 2" and it was a scam. i did lose -- yeah. [ laughter ] >> oh, no! >> seth: i definitely -- and i was like -- they were definitely going to use the rock again. y did i think they would -- [ light laughter ] you -- i would imagine your small hometown -- i can only imagine how proud they are. i mean, are they so happy? >> yeah. um, my last name has been i

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most of them are on youtube. other platforms as well. suppose our point is, they are for someone. bye. your bbc podcasts. after a january that delivered more than its fair share of stormy, turbulent weather, the start of february does look relatively quiet. as well, and some rain in the mix — but nothing particularly disruptive. to the west of us. running up against this area of high pressure, so that will slow the progress of this weather front — of cloud, some mist and fog, as well — much of that and wales, some places will get to see some sunshine. south—east are likely to see some spells of sunshine. 10 celsius in plymouth — pretty mild for the time of year. to see some sunshine. eastern scotland may see some sunshine, too, thickening cloud. and some outbreaks of rain. and, as we head through saturday night, well, a bit of patchy rain running ahead of that. but in the south—east corner, where we do see some clear skies, it is likely to be a cold start to sunday morning. we will see clearing skies across southeastern parts. our weathe

most of them are on youtube. they are for someone. bye.day's hello. for many of us too. but the air is now colder and in that chilly air and some patches of mist and fog develop too. but how did this happen? that's going to stick around keeping us dry for the rest of the week. scotland, some of them wintry over the hills, a lot of sunshine around. are a lot lighter further south and temperatures well, they're lower than on tuesday. we're looking at highs between 7 and 10 c. like a stone. scotland. they'll slowly lift and clear through the morning, but a lot of sunshine around, dry and fine. the winds picking up towards the channel coast just a little. there will be some low cloud across many parts of england there will be plenty of added wind chill, into monday too. but at this stage, the details still likely to change and you can keep an eye on things on your bbc weather bye for now. measurement on yahoo the measurement on yahoo at the white house.— white house. the us will take the gaza white house. the us will take - the gaza strip _ wh

in the united states, this year marks youtube's 20th birthday.ades here, youtube has transformed the culture through video and built a thriving economy. youtube's ceo says that ai will be one of the company's four big bets this year, says the company will invest in ai tools for creators, including ones for video ideas, thumbnails and language translation. >> you can now text using t mobile for free, even if they're not your service provider. t-mobile's starlink messaging service is in its testing period, so that means anyone in the u.s. is free to try it. once the free period ends in july, it will cost $15 a month for t-mobile users, or $10 for anyone who participated in the trial. registration for the trial is still open right now on t-mobile's website on a first come, first serve basis, apple says there's a new security update you need to download as soon as possible. the company says the ios 18 .3.1 18.31 update on patches and exploit that could allow hackers to access data even when the device is locked. some apple hack apple says some hacker

and they have taken up positions and facebook, youtube, twitter, and some of the social media companies as security officers, as an global security research fellows. one of the heads of facebook since the ship department, air and bowman worked at the c, r a for 15 years, leaving as a senior. and the 6 manager for more than 15 years, wrote and of a saw intelligence analysis, enabling the president and senior us officials to make decisions on the most critical national security issue was focused on the impact of influence operations on social movements, security and democracy. today aaron says he's the leader of the team that runs the rules of the facebook, determine he wants acceptable, i'm once not. i'm this denver of the 10 years at the c. i a as in the intelligence and data analysts specializing in syria. she heads messes. trust and safety department, cameron harris, to work at the c. i a as an analyst until 2019 works in the same department as a manager. this essentially confirms what we hear and then press that be reporting for years. so let's get into it. f b, i has a social media

youtube is dragging eyeballs away. you've got something called stubios. that is. is that your answer to making it a more, i guess, give and take, interactive experience if for people and make it more like tiktok and everything else out there? >> it's the first fan-fueled studio in streaming. it's an opportunity for anyone to pitch their green light idea to tubi, and we will actually green light content based on fan engagement. i think in many ways it's an opportunity for us to scale our content collection. we have the world's largest library of movies and tv series, but what we're finding is people's tastes are evolving. they're interested in a lot of things, so what what we're looking to do is scale back. and, yes, we want to find the stories and the storytellers that aren't otherwise already in hollywood, and we don't want to be in an environment where we're having to spend tens of millions of dollars, you know, for a show when we believe we can find things that will resonate -- liz: well, it's gotten a lot easier because you see these influencerses, an

if you haven't seen that, find it on youtube. she's there to promote united nations week. eleanor's life had so many dimensions but her savvy usage of the medium of television that has been overlooked. thee early days of television were influential in culture. ers usage of tv to advance the causes of world peace in the rights of women and politically marginalized was groundbreaking. james enlisted her in the prologue of 1940s. the isolationist in the sentence subcommitteeda on propaganda on motion pictures and radio. she would disappoint activist when choosing to cross the picket line protesting cinemas to attend a fundraiser of a screening for ab lincoln in illinois. this was in the film publications like variety during whitevo house years. it wasea written about it as a writer activist and humanist. was connected to film and television. that's where my book came in. the namet of my book is eleanor roosevelt on careen. paul wasn announced as an upcoming guest today ms. roosevelt. they announced the following day black entertainer woulden be appearing with ms. roosevelt af

they host the hit british show "taskmaster" on youtube.our favorites, greg davies and alex horne are back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] . "family trips" this week. my brother and i -- i always say my brother and i and i'm not supposed to say that. so i'm just going to say my brother and also seth meyers, which is me -- [ light laughter ] had a wonderful conversation with brooklyn peltz beckham. check that out on "family trips" this week. moving on, donald trump has been sworn in as the president and the republican party now controls both the house and the senate. we are one day into trump's second term and we wanted to see how things are going. so far in the segment we're calling "political roundup." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: many people believe that trump is really in charge of the house of representatives rather than speaker mike johnson. johnson himself has said that trump is the coach calling all of the plays. in other words trump has been caught playing with his johnson. [ laughter ] >> leave him alone. >> seth: excuse

her version of the perfect life, traveling the country with her new fiance, as documented on her youtubehannel. >> hello, hello and good morning. >> she was easy in terms of just going with the flow. she was just as easygoing as it could be. it really was. >> kindness is contagious. and gabby was contagious. that's who she was. >> how their journey back in 2021 took such a dark turn. now coming into focus. >> gabby petito never goes outside. >> it's a case that captivated the internet. >> me and brian just got up and got ready. made the bed in the tent. >> and aspiring social media influencer suddenly vanishes. and soon after, her fiance disappears too. then, about a week after being reported missing. >> human remains were discovered, consistent with the description of gabrielle gabby petito. >> they told you first. >> they said, we found a remains consistent of your daughter. i was crying and i said, you have to be sure. like i have to be sure if i'm making this phone call. they showed me pictures and i confirmed it was our daughter. >> her fiance, brian laundrie, later admitting to the

. >> investigative reporter justin lum covered the case in the fox ten phoenix youtube series aftermath. murdered in phoenix. >> it was the early morning hours of july 3rd, 2021, around 5 a.m. when a witness alerted authorities to a body found in a stolen lexus. it was the body of 17 year old itzel espinosa, who was sitting in the front passenger side of the car, and she had been shot multiple times. the alleged shooter in this case is lindsay aguilar. >> she got into a confrontation with this person and then she called it quits. and then she kind of got away from the situation to remove herself from the area. >> an argument between the two teens started in the early morning hours. witnesses told police 18 year old lindsay aguilar first brutally beat ejdsell, but she wasn't done. >> ejdsell wanted no more of this fight and that's when she ran to this car and locked herself inside. now her friend, so-called friend jesus padilla, was there eventually. he is the one who actually gave lindsay the gun after she asked for it. and as she took that gun into her hands, is when lindsay allegedly

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so that's the world youtube lives in.s wildly popular, more popular than any other streaming service. and so now the other streaming services are starting to take notice. and being like, do we really care if the quality is all that good, we need to at least incorporate some lower quality things here. if that's what the audience wants. >> and you. >> use youtube, do you not? >> i mean. >> i go down the youtube rabbit hole constantly and sometimes you hit stuff that's good and sometimes you hit stuff that's bad. and i think part of it is the changing nature of how people watch, which is to say you watch for 5 or 10 minutes, you find this part good, you find that part bad, you fast forward through whatever, and then you go to the next one. and so as a result, all of a sudden you have to have a massive supply of content simply to fulfill this sort of strange demand curve that's developed. >> five minutes is generous. my eight year old only watches. >> youtube shorts. >> he's watching. >> five seconds. and then scrolling, but

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