the year. i don t think you real. i don t like this , but let finish up the interview. okay,rv this isie terrible camea 30%. okay, so the royal family is accused of racism. i m sure the old bag s got to be 100. i mean she grew upp cal. not cooll her, majesty, you kno, but you continue to trash her . okay, i m done with it.sorry no, no, that s all right. now you know what ? that s pretty good but not mine. i m sorry this all right. but first tonight , billionairee ceo innovator elon musk has now struck a forty four billion deal to acquire twitter and he s going to take a private signaling a return hopefully to free speech principles to a social media platform, including a whole host of reforms to make twitter more transparent, more accountable, doaidcommitted to freedom of expression. musk said today in a statement, quote, free s speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is tow the digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are de
by uber lefty reed hastings that s struggling the streaming service netflix today reported a loss of two hundred thousand subscribers in the first quarter of the year.re0,00 it is the first time in a decade that netflix has reported a loss of subscribers and it said the company s stock plunging by twenty five percent in after hours trading. and for cnn plus it s now cnn negative three hundred million dollars. they got 10,000 subscribers th. imagine the hubris of thinking that something people don t want for free that you re going to charge money. it now turns out not enough to pay extra cash to watch the same people they don t want to watch on a regularar cable shocker t. and now twitter. it s an elon musk fans. to can you believe it now he literally had to come up with forty four billion dollarss to make a stand for free speech. so i don t know his philosophy seems pretty straightforward about a public art form that is maximally trusted and t and broadly inclusive is extreme
. we were competitors whenit he took over for larry kingor and he actually does a great show. it s interesting as soonti as hw walked off wouldn t do the apology. that morning show went from the firstho to last for him.that s t all right.he that s all the time we have left this evening. set your dvr so you never miss. an episode.k yo thank you for making this show possibleu forho. y in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham s b next . we ll see you tomorrow night. i m laura ingram and this is ingraham angle from washington tonight . losing your voice. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now it s been a very bad week or so for the local media.e you had w disney standing with the radicals and now we re we re looking at disney stock this morning, senator . it s down another 1% after losing fifty billion in market0 value in the month of march, stock is falling out of bed as a result, the netflix run
Plane, they buy a big plane. and in terms of an organized terrorist network, i think it s really highly, highly unlikely that any sort of network sophisticated enough to pull something like this off wouldn t actually be under super under, you know, study by the intelligence community in malaysia or elsewhere. and people simply don t see that. we don t see that here. we don t see that in the region. in that sense, i really don t see this as a network event. always possible, but really not very likely right now. greg, let me ask you in terms of data, the two fundamental questions where is the plane and what happened. in terms of the satellite data that we re getting which is suggesting that the plane followed this navigational path, the new york times writes, the information from the company that owns the technology, inmar sat, could be the first big break in helping narrow the frustrating search for the plane. they may actually have geographic data that they can