SECRETARY BLINKEN: Well, good afternoon, everyone. Madam President, Prime Minister, wonderful to have both of you here at the State Department and in the
quite a natural thing, when artists of that bit older, she might be at her peak but she is still that it older. why? because your audience has grown up, your audience has more money and so your audience can afford to come and pay to see you in some swanky venue and pay for all the trappings. ok. pay for all the trappings. ok, wonder how pay for all the trappings. ok, wonder how much pay for all the trappings. ok, wonder how much of - pay for all the trappings. 0k, wonder how much of this is about the money, because adele s albin that dropped fairly recently hasn t sold nearly in the same way as her previous work despite pretty rave reviews. are theyjust the marketing for the product lines and the live shows in the mirror? and the live shows in the mirror? ., ., ., mirror? you look at some of the most valuable mirror? you look at some of the most valuable artists mirror? you look at some of the most valuable artists on - mirror? you look at some of the most valuable artists on
and the public they serve. but we did ask her for an interview as well and we were turned down. let s turn to tribune being acquired by aulding global capital. it is called a vulture, a vampire. you and others at the chicago tribune tried to stop alden from taking over but on friday shareholders voted to go ahead with the deal which means the hedge fund will take over probably later in summer and is expected to introduce more cost cuts. what is the current state of the chicago tribune and the other tribune papers? well, we re deply disappointed at what was a very dark day for journalism in chicago and across the country. al bin is a company with a horrendous reputation for cost cutting that is not tethered to reality but instead bound to drive up already significant profit margins. and so the mood is dark. on the other hand, we are resilient, tough group of journalists and we re going to continue putting out the paper