focusing on the stipulates crime crisis. mayor adams hinting at bringing back covid mandates. there may be another time that we re going to have to do mandates. butker up, got it. [cheers] it took everybody to win this football game. so shout out to my teammates. let s go. extra proud of what you all did turn out the lights in here, baby. ainsley: what a great game last night. 38-35. steve s kansas city chiefs win the super bowl. it was a wonderful game it. started out just so spectacular with all the patriotism, the nfl and fox honoring our military. damar hamlin hamlin was out on the field hugging all the people he who had saved his life. all the first responders. america the beautiful was sung. and chris stapleton brought down the house when he performed the national anthem. it was great. brian was there live. brian: yeah. i thought the halftime, from what i could tell was dynamic. did i not know that there were harnesses. i m saying whose idea was it to t
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elon musk has offered to buy the company again that his original price of 44 billion. apparently twitter threw in a set of nonstick pans and that sealed the deal. the media pulling out what s left of their hair. cue the montage. hesitate even ask what good elon musk be thinking? recipe for disaster. he wants to remove some of the guardrails for free speech. being more open to free speech? it s kind of a hot mess. sometimes he trolls. i don t know how he s going to run this company. have you ever been to a wedding. they really shouldn t be getting married. this is not going to work out. greg: i don t think that s going to happen anytime soon in your future. was that mean? good. before elon musk tried to back out of it claiming twitter was not forthright about the number of spam accounts on the site especially fake ones like everyone loves brian kilmeade 2019. come on. both sides were due in court in a few weeks to hash this out but now elon musk can own the compa
hello, and a very warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i m bianca nobilo. i m max foster joining you from london. just ahead on cnn newsroom. the bills safety, t damar fl to the ground. cpr administered to the field. sharp blow to the chest at precisely the wrong moment. you never want to see anything like that happen. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is 9 a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. on the east coast. people are starting to wake up wondering what happened during monday night s football after a buffalo bills player suddenly collapsed and the game was postponed. the bills are providing some answers. they recently tweeted damar suffered a cardiac arrest. his heartbeat was restored on the field and he was transferred to the university of cincinnati medical center for further testing and treatment. he s currently sed dated and listed in critical condition. for hours