is alleged in the indictment that he illegally relaid the results of that drug test so that his son could trade on that information. so his son, cameron collins, has also been indicted along with the father of his fiance. the two men made more calls and in the end prosecutors allege theed inners saved themselves more than $700,000 from this tip received by the congressman. and what happened to investigators not in the know, the indictment says when the company announced its clinical trial was a bust, the stocks went from 46 cents a share to a more 4 cents. a mere 92%. let s talk this over with our
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stock transactions himself, he s liable as a tipper, someone passed insider information down the line. i don t see anywhere for him to cooperate. there s not a lot of good news for the representative. we see the video of him. he s at the white house for a picnic. gets this phone call from this pharmaceutical company sayin
Were reading off the names. was that happening to you, too? i was getting really so, about 25 years ago a great fashion editor named poly mellon said to me over lunch, you know the day of the great white wasp is almost over, darling. she was 25 years too late, but what this is saying is that september issue is not only when all the trends come out but it s when the business makes its biggest bet, right? so you sell your most advertising. you sell your most issues. so saying that you are placing your biggest bet on black girl magic is major. this is the superbowl of fashion. and vogue is very particular because not only was edward the first fashion director at british vogue but beyonce requested vogue s first black fashion tyler mitchell, 23 years of
yes. yes. and i know that these magazines were highlighting because these are specifically magazines that don t traditionally have women of color gracing the covers. yeah, it s true. and just on what mikayla angela davis is saying, is my woman crush wednesday, i m so happy to be on with her today. get in line. beyonce, she outlined in her interview with vogue, one of the things that she was told 21 years ago when she got in the business that it was going to be hard for her to get these covers because the narrative in this business and in this industry for so long has been black women don t sell. whether it s on magazine covers, whether it s opening movies, leading television shows, it s hard for black women to sell. that s what we ve all heard for so long. this is the first september issue. that s why this also makes this so historic. the former editor of british vogue in an interview last year with the guardian, she laid it out. she put it out there bare. the reason why
Age, the first they ve ever done this in the magazine s 126-year history. 126 years. that struck me. i thought maybe gordon parks. we ve had these major fashion photographers of note and it wasn t until this moment that beyonce had agency. so this is also really incredibly important because most people fall at the feet of vogue. and what beyonce is saying, like she said at coachella, she doesn t need vogue. so she gets to have agency at the institution. so this is significant because of the business and also because of the agency that the woman had on the cover. so there s so many there s a plethora of reasons to be excited about this. nichelle, it s tiffany haddish, rihanna, lieu pea toe you re making me happy.