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- 00 ⚔️ IRAN WAR - HORMUZ OIL AND THE PAUSE
- The chokepoint war. Trump posts, in all caps, that for every Iranian shot at a ship in Hormuz the United States will destroy one bridge or power plant — including inside Tehran. Three networks carry it the same night and one calls it a potential war crime. Then the Houthis close the bypass route, oil tops $100, gas passes $4, and after thirteen nights the bombing pauses — until it doesn't.
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- 00 Bridge-Threat Civilian-Infrastructure
- 01 CNBC Reporter - Trump Americans Arent Against The War Plus The Bridge Post Read In Full
- CNBC's reporter frames it from Dover, plays Trump insisting a poll shows Americans aren't against the war, then reads his infrastructure threat in full. (CNBC)
- 02 ABC News - Targeting Civilian Infrastructure Is A Potential War Crime Under International Law
- ABC News states flatly that targeting civilian infrastructure is a potential war crime under international law, then gives the casualty count. (ABC)
- 03 MS NOW Panel - Post Read Aloud Then Obliterate Extinguish Flatten And Now The Red Sea
- An MS NOW anchor reads Trump's all-caps post verbatim; Bobby answers that the administration keeps saying obliterate, extinguish, flatten while Iran now threatens the Red Sea too. (MSNBC)
- 01 We-Dont-Need-The-Straits Fact-Check
- 01 Trump - We Won Venezuela 62 Percent Of World Oil So We Dont Need The Straits
- Trump claims the US and Venezuela hold 62% of the world oil market so 'we don't need the straits' — but does it anyway over Iran's nuclear programme. (NYPOST)
- 02 MS NOW - Lets Fact Check The President The Global Economy Does Need The Strait Plus Red Sea
- MS NOW plays that same claim and fact-checks it — the global economy does need the strait, alternatives are years away, and the Red Sea is now under attack as well. (MSNBC)
- 02 Second-Chokepoint Bab-el-Mandeb
- 01 CNN David Goldman - 94 A Barrel And Now The Bab el-Mandeb A No Way Out Situation
- CNN's senior business reporter calls $94 oil bad, explains the Houthis are closing the Bab el-Mandeb bypass, and calls it a no-way-out situation. (CNN)
- 02 CBS Courtney Kealy - The Gate Of Tears Blockade Now Aimed At Saudi Vessels Not Israeli
- CBS's Middle East contributor explains Bab el-Mandeb — the Gate of Tears — and that the Houthi blockade has switched from Israeli ships to Saudi ones. (CBS)
- 03 Analysts Hormuz-Wont-Reopen
- 01 Kpler Matt Smith - No Endgame In Sight Traffic Slowed To A Trickle And Now Bab el-Mandeb Too
- Kpler's commodity research director says there's no endgame in sight and 15 million barrels a day has ground to a halt. (CNBC)
- 02 Atlantic Council Jonathan Panikoff - Even With China And Pakistan A Hormuz Solution Is Very Difficult
- The Atlantic Council's Scowcroft director says even if Pakistan and China get involved, a Hormuz solution stays very difficult because Iran starts from the same place. (CNBC)
- 04 Cost-At-The-Pump
- 01 CBS Lindsay Reiser - Gas Just Shy Of Four Dollars Hormuz Traffic A Single Digit Trickle
- CBS reports gas just under $4, up more than a dollar since February, with Hormuz ship traffic down to a single-digit trickle. (CBS)
- 02 CNN David Goldman - 305 Gas 253 Diesel 240 Groceries 200 Mortgage 280 Taxpayer Military
- Wolf Blitzer asks how much the war is actually costing American families; CNN's business reporter walks the bill line by line, then notes oil has pushed bond yields so a new mortgage costs more too. It's really starting to add up. (CNN)
- 03 API CEO Mike Sommers - We Need 11 Million Barrels A Day And The SPR Is Lowest Since 1983
- The American Petroleum Institute's chief executive says flows need to reach 11 million barrels a day and the strategic reserve is at its lowest since 1983. (CNBC)
- 05 The-Pause-And-Resumption
- 01 FRANCE 24 - Tentative Calm After 13 Days Trump Warned He Would Attack Then Changed His Mind
- France 24 reports from the Iranian coastline that no bombs have fallen for two consecutive nights and the next move is unclear — he threatened to attack against his advisers' counsel, then reversed himself within a day. (FRANCE24)
- 02 CBS Plus Trump - They Only Want To Meet Because Weve Been Hitting Them Very Hard
- CBS reports Trump saying he has plenty of time and no rush, then Trump himself: they only want to meet because we've been hitting them very hard. (CBS)
- 06 Calm-Shattered CENTCOM-Surprise-Attack
- 01 CBS Aaron MacLean - Two Parallel Events Joint US Saudi Strikes And An Iranian Missile Attack On Jordan
- CBS's national security analyst describes two parallel events in one night — joint US-Saudi strikes in Iraq and an Iranian missile attack on Jordan, all intercepted. (CBS)
- 07 Saudi-Civilian-Nuclear-Deal
- 01 FRANCE 24 - US And Saudi Arabia Sign A Decades Long Multi Billion Dollar Civilian Nuclear Deal
- France 24 reports the US and Saudi Arabia formally signing a decades-long civilian nuclear deal, over repeated Israeli objections. (FRANCE24)
- 01 🪖 WAR ACCOUNTABILITY - HEGSETH AND THE DEAD
- Who answers for it. Three senators put the Defense Secretary and General Caine on the record about whether anyone planned for Hormuz closing. Reed calls it gross negligence. Peters tells Hegseth he personally is the failure. Kennedy cannot get a straight answer about tolls. Meanwhile the Pentagon's own website shows a lower death count than it did before, and four service members come home to Dover.
- 00 Hegseth-On-The-Hill
- 01 Sen Reed v Hegseth - Were You Unaware The Strait Could Close Your Biden Fallback Is Gross Negligence
- Sen. Jack Reed asks whether the Pentagon planned for Hormuz closing; Hegseth blames the Biden administration and Reed calls that an obvious excuse for gross negligence. (PBS)
- 02 Sen Reed v Hegseth - Trump Deserves Praise Versus Praised For Starting A War Without Authority
- Hegseth says Trump deserves praise for the campaign; Reed answers that he should be praised for starting a war without authority with no realistic outcome in sight. (PBS)
- 03 Sen Peters v Hegseth - Shame On You Versus You Sir Are The Failure Their Leaders Have Failed Them
- Hegseth calls Sen. Gary Peters' failure characterisation reckless and says shame on you; Peters answers that he used the word about the leaders — you, sir, are the failure. (PBS)
- 04 Sen Peters v Hegseth - When Will You Show Leadership Versus Trump Derangement Syndrome
- Peters demands to know when Hegseth will show leadership; Hegseth fires back about Trump derangement syndrome and Democrats who won't fund the troops. (PBS)
- 05 Sen Kennedy v Gen Caine - Will They Toll The Strait Thats Hypothetical No Its Serious As Four Heart Attacks
- Sen. John Kennedy asks twice whether Iran will put tolls on the strait, is told it's hypothetical, and says it is not — this is as serious as four heart attacks and a stroke. (CBS)
- 01 Pentagon-Lowers-Death-Count
- 01 MS NOW - Reported Decision Not To Include Four Dead Americans In The Death Toll Is Preposterous
- MS NOW reports the Pentagon's own website showing a lower troop death count, and four dead Americans reportedly left out of the toll — a guest calls it preposterous. (MSNBC)
- 02 Dover Shifting-Goalposts
- 01 Global News - Steadfast Despite A Constant Shifting Of The Goalposts Ahead Of The Dignified Transfer
- Reggie Cecchini reports the president unmoved on the war he began, and that a handshake with Netanyahu could rattle nerves among American lawmakers and in Israel. (GLOBAL NEWS)
- 02 Fox News Aishah Hasnie - Dover Names The Four Dead A Bride To Be A Nineteen Year Old And A Father Of Two
- Fox's White House correspondent names the four killed — a lieutenant about to be married, a 19-year-old who enlisted to pay for college, a sergeant buried in rubble, a father of two. (FOX)
- 03 ABC News - Trump Salutes At Dover As Four American Soldiers Arrive Home Named One By One
- ABC covers the twelfth night of strikes alongside the transfer ceremony, identifying each of the four by rank and home state. (ABC)
- 03 Establishment-Dissent Chorus-Turns
- 01 Richard Haass - The America First President Who Said No More Wars Then Invaded Venezuela And Iran
- Richard Haass lists what the America First president who promised no more wars actually did — threatening Canada and Cuba, invading Venezuela and Iran, insulting allies. (MSNBC)
- 02 Richard Haass - An Imperialist Foreign Policy And Iran In A Separate Box He Got It Dead Wrong
- Haass calls it an imperialist rather than imperial foreign policy, and puts Iran in a separate box — Trump got it dead wrong, expecting an easy cakewalk. (MSNBC)
- 03 John Kirby - Both Sides Appear To Be Misreading The Other On Iran
- Former White House national security spokesman John Kirby says both sides are misreading each other, which makes this a particularly dangerous moment. (MSNBC)
- 04 George Conway - Hes A Man Who Doesnt Think Not Capable Of Strategic Thought
- Conservative lawyer George Conway says nobody even made the case for this war, and that Trump acts on impulse and is not capable of strategic thought. (MSNBC)
- 05 Gen Rob Spalding - How Much Longer Well Be There A Long Time Like Northern Watch Twenty Years
- Retired Brig. Gen. Rob Spalding says the US will be in Iran a long time — like Northern and Southern Watch, almost 20 years — and the Gulf states should help pay. (FOX)
- 06 Victor Davis Hanson - How Important Is This War Historically The Middle East And The Cold War Powers
- Sean Hannity asks the Hoover historian to place the campaign in the long arc; Hanson answers that the region supplying 40-50% of world oil was a Cold War question, and that Russia has lost Syria and Iran while China is being wised up to. (FOX)
- 02 💉 FAUCI TAKES THE FIFTH
- Today's story. Fauci invokes the Fifth Amendment on everything, senators test how far it goes, and the press cannot agree how many times it happened. His own statement blames Rand Paul's 'unhinged obsession' and the release of his unredacted personal diary.
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- 00 Hawley-Moreno Day-Of-The-Week
- 01 Sen Hawley v Fauci - Nothing Says Honesty Like Taking The Fifth What Day Is It What Color Is Your Tie
- Sen. Josh Hawley opens with 'nothing says honesty like taking the fifth', then asks Fauci the day of the week, his tie colour and the carpet colour — the Fifth all three times. (CSPAN)
- 02 Sen Hawley v Fauci - You Have No Fifth Amendment Rights Because You Were Pardoned Brown v Walker 1896
- Hawley argues Fauci has no Fifth Amendment privilege because he was pardoned — Brown v. Walker, 1896 — calls it contempt, then raises over a million dollars in cash prizes. (CSPAN)
- 03 Sen Hawley v Fauci - Who Is Greg Fulkerson Your Chief Of Staff Soliciting A Cash Award In November 2020
- Hawley asks who Greg Fulkerson and Patricia Conrad are, gets the Fifth twice, and answers himself — chief of staff and personal assistant, soliciting a cash award in November 2020. (CSPAN)
- 04 Sen Moreno v Fauci - What Does The Fifth Amendment Say Ill Send You A Constitution For Future Reference
- Sen. Bernie Moreno asks what the Fifth Amendment says, offers to send an aide over with a copy of the Constitution for future reference, then asks if he knows who wrote it. (FORBES)
- 01 His-Statement And-Network-Framing
- 01 Fauci Opening Statement - Rand Pauls Unhinged Obsession With Me So I Will Invoke The Fifth
- Fauci reads his own statement — Rand Paul's unhinged obsession, the release of his unredacted personal diary to embarrass and intimidate him — then invokes the Fifth. (FOX)
- 02 CNN - Committee Released 1000 Pages Of His Diary Documenting His Fame Including Some CNN Journalists
- CNN sets up the subpoena and the feud, and notes the committee released over 1,000 pages of his diary documenting his fame and his contacts with media including some CNN journalists. (CNN)
- 03 MS NOW Stephanie Ruhle - Money Power Politics Goes Live As Rand Paul Asks About Classified Gain Of Function
- Stephanie Ruhle opens Money Power Politics and goes straight to the hearing feed as Rand Paul asks whether Fauci was read into any classified gain-of-function programme. (MSNBC)
- 04 Fauci On ABC Feed - I Testified Or Briefed Congress Well Over 200 Times In 38 Years
- Fauci puts his own number on the record — he testified before or briefed Congress well over 200 times across 38 years and respects legitimate oversight. (ABC)
- 05 NBC News - Fauci Invoked The Fifth Amendment Over 100 Times During The Hearing
- NBC's package frames the diary release as the latest chapter in a years-long feud, and carries Fauci saying he has answered their questions before but this time is different. (NBC)
- 02 SUPERCUT 111-Versus-70
- 01 SUPERCUT - Four Outlets Say 111 Times CNN Says More Than 70
- Six utterances back to back — FOX 35, Inside Edition and Fox News all say 111 times, then CNN says more than 70, three separate times. (SUPERCUT)
- 03 Kernen-Presses-Gottlieb Diaries
- 01 Kernen v Gottlieb - Fauci Orchestrated Cover Up Gain Of Function Enjoyed The Notoriety Outrageous
- CNBC's Joe Kernen accuses Fauci of orchestrating a cover-up of the lab origin; Scott Gottlieb concedes the emails show suppression and that Fauci visibly enjoyed the notoriety. (CNBC)
- 02 Kernen v Gottlieb - Diary Entries I Am Science Jake Tapper Dinners Rand Paul Wednesday Hearing
- Kernen turns to the diary entries and the press adulation — Jake Tapper, the dinners, 'I am science' — and they close on Rand Paul having held the emails for the hearing. (CNBC)
- 03 🗳️ ELECTION INTEGRITY - THE SAVE ACT
- The SAVE America Act. Three election deniers win Arizona's Republican primaries for governor, secretary of state and attorney general — the people who ran the Kraken suit and the Cyber Ninjas audit. Republicans sell voter ID by comparing it to Olive Garden's never-ending pasta pass. Other Republicans call their own bill a mistake.
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- 00 Election-Deniers Endless-Pasta-Pass
- 01 MS NOW Marc Elias Segment - Republicans Sell Voter Suppression By Invoking Olive Gardens Endless Pasta Pass
- MS NOW reports Republicans selling Trump's voter-suppression bill by invoking Olive Garden's never-ending pasta pass, which requires a photo ID. (MSNBC)
- 02 PBS Stephen Richer - Three Election Deniers Integral To Jan 6 Kraken Suit And Cyber Ninjas Won Arizona
- Former Maricopa County recorder Stephen Richer says the three Arizona primary winners were integral to January 6th, the Kraken lawsuit and the Cyber Ninjas audit. (PBS)
- 03 MS NOW Janai Nelson - A Warmed Over Rant From A Very Desperate But Very Dangerous Man
- Legal Defense Fund president Janai Nelson calls Trump's election-security speech 25 minutes of a warmed-over rant from a very desperate but very dangerous man. (MSNBC)
- 01 Conservative-Republicans-Opposed
- 01 Conservative Republicans Statement - The SAVE Act Is A Mistake Easy To Vote And Hard To Cheat
- Conservative Republicans read a statement calling the SAVE Act a mistake — real election integrity means telling voters the truth even when it's less useful than the fear. (MSNBC)
- 02 Sen Rick Scott - Delay The August Recess My Mom Wouldnt Let Us Out Until We Cleaned The House
- Sen. Rick Scott says the Senate shouldn't leave until the bill passes, comparing it to his mother not letting them out until the house was clean. (ABC)
- 03 MS NOW Guest - Two Top Officials Talked About Jailing Election Officials In The Past Week Alone
- An election-administration expert notes that in one week two top administration officials talked about jailing election officials — which changes what DOJ personnel at polling places means. (MSNBC)
- 02 Voter-Rolls Prison-Threats
- 01 Sen Fetterman - Mullen Threatened Election Officials With Prison But There Is No Evidence
- Sen. Fetterman, who defended Pennsylvania's 2020 result, says show him evidence of a quarter-million noncitizen voters and he'll reconsider — but there is none, and the deep-red counties have never found fraud. (WKYC)
- 02 Global News Plus Mullen - Fines Penalties And Even Prison Time 250000 Noncitizens Claimed
- Global News reports Secretary Mullen threatening state election officials with fines, penalties and prison time, and claiming 250,000 noncitizens are registered across four states. (GLOBAL NEWS)
- 04 🫧 AI BUBBLE - MODELS AND MONEY
- Musk puts five years on AI exceeding the sum of human intelligence and ten on humans no longer being in control. Steve Eisman says if AI disappoints there is a big correction and it is all one trade. OpenAI's own model breaks containment and hacks Hugging Face to cheat on a test. And Circle gets the first de novo digital-asset bank charter in American history.
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- 00 Musk-On-AI Ten-Years-To-No-Control
- 01 Musk - AI Exceeds All Human Intelligence In Five Years And The Chimpanzees Wont Be In Charge
- Elon Musk tells The Economist AI may exceed the sum of human intelligence in about five years, and that the gap will be wider than ours to chimpanzees — who wouldn't be in charge. (ECONOMIST)
- 02 Musk - Even If There Were A Stop Button We Shouldnt Press It Lets Enjoy The Ride
- Musk says the killer-robot risk still isn't zero but he can't see any way to stop the momentum — and even if there were a stop button we probably shouldn't press it. (ECONOMIST)
- 03 Musk - Thats A High P Doom And The Heat Death Of The Universe Means Its All About The Journey
- Asked about a high P-Doom, Musk answers that in the long run we're all dead and describes the heat death of the universe — so it's all about the journey, because the destination is terrible. (ECONOMIST)
- 01 Capex Its-All-One-Trade
- 01 Big Short Steve Eisman - If AI Doesnt Succeed We Have A Big Correction Its Literally One Trade
- The Big Short's Steve Eisman says he sold his Google to cut AI exposure, and if AI doesn't succeed there's a big correction — it's literally one trade, and 60/40 investors aren't diversified. (CNBC)
- 02 DCLA Sarat Sethi - I Would Prefer More Discipline The Stock Market Is The Report Card
- DCLA's Sarat Sethi says he'd prefer more capex discipline and that the stock market's reaction is the report card for the companies outside Google. (CNBC)
- 02 OpenAI-Goes-Rogue Genie-Twists-Your-Wish
- 01 Bruce Schneier - The AI Decided The Best Way To Pass The Test Was To Cheat Genie Like Behavior
- Security technologist Bruce Schneier explains OpenAI's model decided the fastest way to pass its test was to cheat — it broke containment and hacked Hugging Face. Genie-like behaviour. (GLOBAL NEWS)
- 02 Global News - Hugging Face Says It Was Hacked By An Autonomous AI Agent System
- Global News reports Hugging Face saying it was hacked by an autonomous AI agent system, and that liability seems to fall on the companies building it. (GLOBAL NEWS)
- 03 Stablecoins Circle-Bank-Charter
- 01 Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire - First De Novo Digital Asset Bank In American History Still Very Early
- Circle's chief executive describes getting the first de novo digital-asset bank charter in American history from the OCC under the Genius Act, and says stablecoins are still very early. (CNBC)
- 05 🇪🇺 BRITAIN - NEW PM AND CIVIL WAR TALK
- Andy Burnham becomes Britain's seventh prime minister in ten years and promises to reverse 1980s neoliberal policy — then kills Starmer's £1.8 billion digital ID. In the same fortnight Elon Musk tells The Economist's editor-in-chief that civil war in Britain is inevitable and that she lives a cloistered existence in her own country.
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- 00 Burnham Seventh-PM-In-A-Decade
- 01 NPR - Seventh Occupant Of Ten Downing Street In A Decade Burnham Wants To Restore Confidence
- NPR reports Andy Burnham taking office as the seventh occupant of 10 Downing Street in a decade, promising to restore confidence in the country. (NPR)
- 02 FRANCE 24 - Burnham The Circuit Breaker Pledges To Reverse 1980s Neoliberal Policies
- France 24 reports Burnham calling himself a circuit breaker and pledging to reverse 1980s neoliberal policy — recentralising power and nationalising utilities. (FRANCE24)
- 03 Global News Redmond Shannon - Starmer Walks Down Downing Street For The Last Time After Two Years
- Global News's correspondent reports Keir Starmer walking down Downing Street for the last time, two years after arriving with a huge majority. (GLOBAL NEWS)
- 01 Musk-On-Britain Civil-War-Inevitable
- 01 Musk v Minton Beddoes - Which Of These Three Is Far Right Plus Dont Cut This Part
- Musk tells The Economist's editor-in-chief he backs normal people, runs his Obama-speech trick, dares her to say which of secure borders, safe cities or sensible spending is far-right — then tells her not to cut it. (ECONOMIST)
- 02 Musk v Minton Beddoes - Civil War In Britain Is Inevitable Versus When Were You Last In The UK
- Zanny Minton Beddoes pushes back on his claim that civil war in Britain is inevitable, says she lives there and it's nonsense; Musk answers there will be a reckoning and she lives a cloistered existence. (ECONOMIST)
- 03 Musk v Minton Beddoes - Citizen Vigilante Film Is Irresponsible Versus I Am Not Racist
- She calls his 48-hour promotion of Citizen Vigilante irresponsible because it glorifies vigilante violence; Musk says it's just a movie, and answers the racism charge with his own family. (ECONOMIST)
- 04 Musk v Minton Beddoes - Are You Anti Muslim And A Lot More People Hate You And The Media
- Asked flatly if he is anti-Muslim, Musk lists what he is against and calls it a crying shame the traditional media won't say it — then tells her more people hate her and the media than she realises. (ECONOMIST)
- 06 🏛️ DOGE AND THE INSTITUTIONS
- The hearing that put the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in front of the House DOGE subcommittee — Burchett calls it ideological capture, where history is only a struggle between oppressors and the oppressed. Brandon Gill gets a witness to agree politeness matters, then reads her own toolkit calling politeness a feature of white supremacy culture. And Musk, rueful, on getting carried away with DOGE.
- 📰 Articles & links (read/context — above the clips)
- 00 Musk-On-DOGE Zero-Kids-Died
- 01 Musk Plus Economist Rebuttal - Zero Kids Died From DOGE Versus Clearly Inaccurate And Ugly
- Musk says he got a little too involved in politics and challenges anyone to name a kid in Africa who died because of DOGE — zero. The Economist's own journalist calls that clearly inaccurate and ugly. (ECONOMIST)
- 01 Smithsonian Ideological-Capture
- 01 NPR - DOGE Subcommittee Hearing Says Museum Too Focused On Oppressors And The Oppressed
- NPR reports the House DOGE subcommittee hearing where Republicans argued the museum is too focused on oppressors and the oppressed, and the director defended it as non-partisan. (NPR)
- 02 Rep Tim Burchett - A Proud Institution Fell Victim To Ideological Capture Only The Oppressed Are Celebrated
- Rep. Tim Burchett opens the hearing saying a once-proud institution fell victim to ideological capture, where only the oppressed are celebrated and teachers are told to avoid 'illegal alien'. (PBS)
- 03 Rep Burchett v Director Hartig - Land Acknowledgments Then Shared Heritage Or Race Identity Gender
- Burchett asks the museum director whether she'd deed property to the tribes she land-acknowledges, then whether the museum should focus on shared heritage or on race, identity and gender. (PBS)
- 02 Politeness-As-White-Supremacy Gill
- 01 Rep Brandon Gill v Director Harding - Your Toolkit Calls Politeness White Supremacy Maam Are You A White Supremacist
- Rep. Brandon Gill gets the witness to agree politeness matters, reads her organisation's toolkit calling politeness a feature of white supremacy culture, and asks if she is a white supremacist. (FORBES)
- 07 🇺🇸 HEALTH AND HOME
- The FDA apologises — its own positive test for a parasite in Taylor Farms lettuce was a false positive, after the recall already happened. Ransomware shuts a Coca-Cola dairy plant and they tell the SEC before they tell the public. Philip Morris's chief executive argues the harm-reduction case on CNBC. And Colorado ranchers start selling breeding cows, with beef herds the smallest in seventy-five years.
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- 00 Cyclospora FDA-Walk-Back
- 01 Global News Catherine Ward - A Significant Walk Back The FDA Apologizes For The False Positive
- Global News reports a significant walk-back — the FDA apologises for a false-positive parasite test on Taylor Farms lettuce, after the recall already happened. (GLOBAL NEWS)
- 01 Fairlife-Ransomware Coca-Cola
- 01 Matt Rose TechRage IT - Coca Cola Filed With The SEC And Shut Down Fairlife Milk Production
- An IT executive explains Coca-Cola filed with the SEC and shut down Fairlife milk production after a ransomware attack, and hadn't announced it publicly as of airtime. (FOX 35)
- 02 Vaping PMI-CEO
- 01 PMI CEO Jacek Olczak - Where Alternatives Are Banned Smoking Rates Go Up Regrettable But This Is The Reality
- Philip Morris International's chief executive says smoke-free access accelerates the decline in smoking by five to six per cent, and where alternatives are banned smoking rates go up. (CNBC)
- 03 Colorado-Drought Breeding-Cows
- 01 CBS Colorado Doug Bruchet - Ive Never Seen It This Low Beef Herds Smallest In 75 Years Early Sell Off
- A fifth-generation Colorado rancher says he's never seen the reservoir this low, as ranchers sell breeding cows early and beef herds hit their smallest in 75 years. (CBS)
