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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Hei, olen Anka Desai ja 16 GMT. Joulupäivä 22. keväällä nämä ovat meidän mainit tarinoitamme. Yhdysvallan puheenjohtaja Marco Rubio sanoo, että Yhdysvallat käsittelee koko ajan yhteistyötä NATO-militaarien yhdysvallan kanssa. Myös protesteja on loppunut Turkissa, jossa yliopisto, joka on tunnustettu liberaalista poliitikasta, on loppunut presidentin puheenjohtajana. Manchester City on osoittanut, että heidän johtajansa Pep Guardiola jätetään englannin futba-klubin jälkeen 10 kauden jälkeen.
Also in this podcast, scientists at Oxford University are working to create a new Ebola vaccine as the number of suspected cases rises to 750.
There are various scientific and logistical challenges to get over. But in general terms, it should be possible from a starting gun in two to three months, maybe that sort of timescale to have vaccines that could be deployed. The controversy is huge. I think when it first got launched, most people's instinct is to say that this is not fair, that this is a bit of a farce, a bit of a spectacle.
Las Vegas is gearing up for the enhanced games, which will allow athletes to use banned substances. NATO is officially an alliance, but there's a lot right now that its members seemingly aren't aligned on. The US is upset with other nations for not doing more to help during the war with Iran. European countries, though, have had their own concerns, with Donald Trump's pressure to annex Greenland from Denmark.
So when foreign ministers met in Sweden today for the first time since the Iran war broke out, there was a lot to discuss. Before the summit, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte had some praise for the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. One of the big issues now of course is Iran, the Strait of Hormuz. I hear from many of my colleagues here that it is not acceptable that the freedom of navigation is trampled upon as it is at the moment. And we have to think how we collectively can deal with this. And
I think everybody acknowledges that the United States degrading the nuclear capability of Iran, but also the long-range missile capability of Iran, is crucial for the Middle East, for Europe, for the whole world. So again, Marco, thank you for being here, for your incredible leadership, and being such a staunch supporter of our transatlantic bond. So how did the summit go? And is the alliance any stronger now? Here's Mr Rubio speaking after it had finished.
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Chapter 2: What does Marco Rubio say about the US-NATO relationship?
Jimmy Kimmel, yksi hänen ympäristöjänsä, sanoi, että tämä ei ole niin kuin late night TV olisi. Kun se oli Jay Leno ja David Letterman, se oli huomattavasti ympäristöä. He olivat ympäristössä. He eivät kuitenkaan ymmärtäneet toisiaan. Mutta nyt on Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon ja Stephen Colbert, kaikki saman aikavälin. He olivat ympäristössä toisistaan, ja he ottiin heidän keinojaan ilman Colberta viimeisen keinoa.
The US television network CBS announced it was cancelling the show last July, insisting the decision was based on financial reasons. Just a few days earlier, the host had also taken aim at his corporate bosses at CBS and its parent company Paramount, saying they'd settled a million dollar lawsuit with President Trump to make way for a Paramount Skydance merger.
Paramount's owners are trying to get the Trump administration to approve the sale of our network to a new owner, Skydance. And some of the TV typers out there are blogging that once Skydance gets CBS, the new owner's desire to please Trump could put pressure on late night host and frequent Trump critic Stephen Colbert.
North America correspondent Joel Gunter explains the political nature of the show's cancellation. Late night talk shows are of course very popular in the US. The late show is an institution. Stephen Colbert's run for about the past decade or so has coincided more or less with...
Trump being in power, of course Biden was president there in the middle for a while, but President Trump's administrations have really kind of shaped the show in lots of ways. And in some ways, perhaps people will speculate, may have led eventually to its being cancelled.
Both Donald Trump and his appointed head of the Federal Communications Commission, who has the power to approve that merger, celebrated Colbert's sacking on social media, saying Colbert is finally finished at CBS. You could take any person off of the street and they would be better than this total jerk. Thank goodness he's finally gone.
Next, there are plenty of musicians who are outraged about the thought of artificial intelligence getting anywhere near their art. But despite this, the world's biggest streaming platform, Spotify, has just unveiled its first tool for making AI versions of songs by famous artists. I asked our reporter Will Chalk whether this was a risky move.
I think it is. And I think it's clear from both what this tool is and how Spotify have launched it that they're very aware that it is. So firstly, what does it do? Well, hopefully it's not been released yet, but their press release does say it will allow fans to create covers and remixes of their favorite songs from participating artists and songwriters. So from the sound of it, you're on Spotify, you have a song you like, there'll be a button you can press and you'll be able to make a remix of it or a new version in a different genre to listen to.
Tämä on sopimus Universal Music Groupin kanssa. He ovat isoja taiteilijoita. Tämän lainsäädäntö järjestää usein, että tämä uudistaa taiteilijoiden palveluja. Jos käytät tätä uudistusta, klikkaat tämän ja teet remiikkiä, taiteilija saa lainsäädäntöä. Tämä uudistaa myös, että taiteilijat itse asiassa voivat valita.
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