Mosheh Oinounou
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first heard Jan 2025
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A lot here, Jill, both the DEI stuff that we were talking about, this stuff, there's going to be a lot of lawsuits here, back and forth, when it comes to these changes and what they mean. And so look for a variety of those cases. They're probably already being filed as we record this.
This is a pretty large high school, Antioch High School, home to approximately 2000 students from grades nine through 12. They're about 10 miles southeast of downtown there in Nashville.
It definitely brought back memories of that Covenant school shooting that took place less than two years ago, where three nine year old children and three adults were killed at a private Christian elementary school in Nashville led to a huge debate in regards to guns in the state. And
Notably, one of the most prominent people in that debate, one of the three state reps that became controversial, one of whom was booted, Justin Jones. His district includes parts of Nashville. He says the fear reverberating around the Antioch and Nashville communities today is a chilling reminder of the human cost of inaction and the senseless tragedy of gun violence.
Gun violence perpetuated by leaders who have prioritized firearms and the profits of the gun industry over the lives of our students. A reminder that Republicans there in Tennessee have a super majority in the state legislature. So not much has been done when it comes to gun reform efforts in the state. But this certainly will revive the debate there.
So the deal continues this Saturday. Hamas has confirmed that four Israeli female hostages will be freed in exchange for what is likely to be based on the numbers. We've seen more than 100 prisoners that we haven't gotten the hard numbers yet from the Israelis on their side. Now, we don't have the names of the four women who will be released after more than 470 days in captivity.
We'll await those details here. Still, this next stage, as you mentioned, Jill, going to be much more challenging as Hamas ratchets up the demands on. how many prisoners they're going to be looking for for every individual hostage that's left. The hostages that are left are mainly men of fighting age, soldiers.
So typically, Hamas asks for even more, including senior leaders of the terror group in exchange for them, at least they have in the past. Now, how this is all going to go down and continue is super important to Trump here, though even he's acknowledged that he's not confident that all of this will be upheld. Notably, Jill, there was a conversation in the last 24 hours.
The first foreign leader to hold a phone call with Donald Trump, the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman. Now, Trump has expressed a desire here. For the Abraham Accords, the deal that was signed between Israel and several Arab countries, creating peace there. This is Bahrain, UAE, Morocco, several others.
He wants to expand that to Saudi Arabia, which is the big prize here, the home of Islam and the home of Judaism. can sign a deal here in the Middle East. Now, Salman is looking for certain guarantees for the Palestinians as part of that deal, but still notable that Trump held this conversation. There's a huge military deal probably in the offing here between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia as well.
The U.S. sells the Saudis a lot of equipment. They're part of an alliance against Iran, even though they've sort of softened their stance against Iran of late. So we'll see what happens. Things are still pretty precarious in the region. There was a Moroccan national with a U.S. green card, incidentally, who stabbed and wounded four people in a terror attack in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
We also saw in the West Bank, this is the other piece of land the Palestinians have some control over that they're looking over. for a future Palestinian state and a group of Israeli settlers, a group of Israelis who live in the West Bank rampage through Palestinian villages, targeting homes, businesses and vehicles.
There's been a lot of back and forth violence there over the course of the last year and a half. So we'll continue to watch the region here for how this ceasefire hostage deal unfolds.
So this is a pretty big deal. And this has been Harry's life's mission here, to reform media practices. I heard him speak about this recently. He was being interviewed by Andrew Russ Sorkin over there at the New York Times Dealbook Conference in New York just last month. And he's talked about how passionate he was, how important this was.
So the fact that he took a settlement here, not insignificant. The settlement reportedly an eight-figure sum. They weren't specific here, but you can do the math, somewhere between 10%. $10 million and $100 million, if we're going with an eight-figure sum here, probably more significant than they would have been made to pay in court.
NGN, the news group owned by Murdoch here, has previously settled with 1,300 other individuals. Payouts have exceeded $1.2 billion for a variety of things that they were accused of doing. Prince William, Harry's brother, actually privately settled just a few years ago for a seven-figure sum for a few million dollars with NGN.
Now, based on the way the law works in the UK, Harry could have been stuck with a big bill if he didn't win the case. In fact, he would have had to pay the legal bills for Murdoch here. So it appears Harry took the safe bet here, taking the money. He also got a rare apology from the news group for what they did.
And again, for Harry, this has been an issue going back to his childhood, what he believes the paparazzi and the media did to his mother, leading to her death. as well as what they've done to him his entire life. This has been a huge thing. Of course, him and Meghan Markle have talked about this as well. So a pretty significant day for Harry yesterday.
yeah though we have seen a number of uh people uh not get renewed or take buyouts or leave the chris wallaces and some of the other correspondents and anchors they had uh cnn trying to figure out his future here because they got this boost during trump one a lot of the media did uh with a lot of interest a lot of subscribers you saw the washington post get a boost the new york times get a boost the atlantic uh get a boost here uh cnn and the cables got a boost
The interest not as high this time around among members of the public. Nonetheless, CNN in the fall launched a paywall. You might have noticed this over on CNN.com. You had a certain number of articles and then you got to pay $3.99 a month. CNN is hoping that that could bring it up to a billion in revenue annually from its heavier users of CNN.com.
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