the beat with ari melber starts right now hi, ari. hi, noik coalle there s a lot happening, but that interview was certainly news making. also an exclusive many people would want so since i have you for a second, what came through to you on more than one topic talking to this fox producer turned whistle-blower it s so amazing you want to jump off the thor and process everything you heard. then we had another hour to do, soy haven t processed it i think what i m most impacted by, other than any human being going through this process of being part of and i said to her, look work cover the damage that i feel fox has done to our democracy by broadcasting lies to its millions of viewers you helped produce them. how does that work and she talked about wanting to advance her career but realizing now what she was a part of but the thing that strikes me is once again we are talk about an alleged toxic culture, a culture of misogyny. she alleged anti-semitism at fox news and th
a safe space that we learn from our and chester s and we are here because of sacrifices that they have made and how they have contributed to our presence. and one of the things that they left for us was a tradition of gathering, seeing one another, and beginning to understand how i position myself in the conversations that we are in, in proximity to whiteness, and what do i have to do in order to reflect and uncover how until complicit and what work i can do to transform that complicity so that we can grow and heal together in these circles, do people does it ever turned into an argument? no, no. are people allowed to give their and pc thoughts about how they might be feeling about cultural change, et cetera? different communities have different facility of language. and today, we were talking about our communities, in the latinx community, that has not developed the facility of language. so yes, there may be instances where things are said that, for those of us t
Ties with israel. And in fact, israel has stayed largely neutral, in the war in ukraine or, in what is perceived to be partially because it is trying to maintain its relationship with moscow. And, so russia clearly has some allegiances, on various sides of this conflict, and it remains to be seen how, and whether it is going to try to insert itself, diplomatically, to play either a productive, or a counterproductive, role in bringing an end to this. Violence yet, not to mention it still has relationships with iran, and that also complicates everything even more. Iran, be accused of being the backer of hamas, and being a proxy to both hezbollah and hamas, and other militant groups in the region. And, obviously because of what is happening in ukraine, israel, sorry what has happened between russia, it has relied heavily on iran for some support, on that front with ukraine. Dan, do we have a sense of what intelligence capabilities the United States is prepared to share with israel, Going
Gone. And they introduce us to the special task force which fights organized crime but we cant show the investigators faces on screen. We had more than a hundred people arrested out of these operations you know conducted by the sponsor does force now do not say that they were just lower and soldiers there were not there were leaders of these groups but when we asked about investigations into corrupt politicians and their links to the mafia his replies were evasive. At a secret location in switzerland we met up with three tons of gunny he was a Drug Investigator in albania until twenty seventeen when he discovered that the countrys then Interior Minister signed mir to he really had mafia connections. His cousins even used the ministers official car to smuggle drugs. But whens that ghani passed on this information hes the one who got arrested if you could prove it was the toughest time in my life who im of the accusations that i was a traitor made my life a living hell from the balkans w
from fox, what is it you want to convoy through this case to the public and what exactly was done wrong to her from a legal perspective? thank you, ari. i ll be as brief as i can i think the most important thing to understand about ms. grossberg s case, that it s a case that really speaks to what goes on when you have the natural power imbalance that occurs in the workplace, always employers have greater power over employees that s natural but when that power imbalance is nuclearized and weaponized by this malicious intent to really use people, to abuse people, and in the service of an industry, we ve found now through the lawsuit in dominion and we will soon find, i m sure, through the lawsuit in smartmatic, it s an industry at fox news that trades on lies they lieaudience