elon musk s big idea is let s bring him back. he s gutted the company. photos from him at the company at a so-called code meeting showed there s basically no women working left around him. it s big sausage fest in the team he has remaining around him. and then, you know, the rest of the week was jeff bezos doing this big song and dance about philanthropy and an hour later his company lays off thousands of people right before thanksgiving, going home having to tell their kids, mommy or daddy doesn t have a job anymore because this man is apparently giving money away to help people like us i guess who don t have jobs. sam bankman-fried, an incredible example of he wasn t even into philanthropy in this moment, he was still just making money and telling us the way he was making money was going to help all of us. he was going to smash the system, man, bring down the big banks and create this new era of finance for everyone. you can all get in on the crypto thing.
his ear? dagen: then committed suicide. and be hysterical with get kicked if they were anywhere in the united states, even in new york. jessica: isn t it also a risk to these great pieces? joey: i appreciate art the same way i appreciate bicycles. neither one serves much of a purpose in my life so i don t have anything against it but i don t have an appreciation for it but with that being said i would just walk up and pulled her hand off. i thought it was french, there might have been italian, there was a video last week with their hand glued to the pavement and walked just walks up and pulls it, pulls the girl s hand off, the guys hand off, starts rolling and crying, that is who these people are, there is no better way to be not taken seriously. jessica: van gogh or the environment, greg? greg: may be that is the future of framing. i bet these people have a lot of time on their hands, they probably don t have jobs, they are probably in their early 20s, their brains aren t fu
in yellowstone, but also outside of yellowstone, our gateway communities but it is going to look a little different when it comes to figuring out how to manage visitation in only half of the park. reporter: hoping to re-open yellowstone s south entrance within weeks, a limited number of visitors could be allowed in to see old faithful, the stunning majestic meadows, and perhaps catch a glimpse of the free roaming bison all un-impacted by the floods you should receive an email pretty quickly confirming that cancellation. reporter: but for businesses like paradise adventure company, dependent on the nearly 1 million summer tourists who visit yellowstone every month, the floods could sink their bottom line. i love our town, and i love my staff, and i don t have jobs for them right now it s really hard reporter: tonight one disaster has passed but another perhaps even more devastating could lie ahead. when yellowstone
abused? mum, what about the child being abused? what about the kids in the foster abused? what about the kids in the foster care system who are suffering, the foster care system who are suffering, what about the kids who there is no grocery store? there who there is no grocery store? there is who there is no grocery store? there is no who there is no grocery store? there is no hospital, they do have there is no hospital, they do have books at school. what are the parents who don t have jobs so yes, the parents who don t have jobs so yes, we the parents who don t have jobs so yes, we have these children but we so yes, we have these children but we can t support them. life in the delta but we can t support them. life in the delta will but we can t support them. l its: in the delta will go on. but the court s ruling will do nothing to ease its ills or to close the chasm in this increasingly divided united states. sophie long, bbc news, the mississippi delta. the bigge
talk about, reflected by that poll that, you know, the person out there knocking doors and trying to work for the democrats, it s the reality we face that people are so frustrated, so frustrated with their lives, when they go to the gas pump and were hoping for something different but they see run away inflation and they don t have jobs, their shelves are empty, you know, and it s impacting their daily live and see they think listen, you know, trump was bad but my life was better, my 401 k existed. people look down and have brackets on your 401k now, if you re fortunate to have anything in your 401k, people look back and things were different. might be happy with donald trump, i don t think a lot of people will take the rhetoric, but maybe take the policies without the rhetoric and that s what they re divided about. so van, there are concerns among some democrats. not putting names behind it, we re seeing it publicly and now percolated about whether biden should run in 2024, so i wan