2735 - Paramount Settlement Sparks Outrage; The Forensics Of Israel's Genocide w/ Eyal Weizman

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What is the opening rundown and why is the Paramount‑Warner merger settlement controversial?

Emma Vigeland 0:07
It is Monday, September twenty-first, twenty twenty-six. My name is Emma Vigland, Inforsam Cedar, and this is the five-time award-winning majority report. We are broadcasting live steps from the industrially ravaged Guanas Canal in the heartland of America, downtown Brooklyn, USA. On the program today, A. Al Weitzmann, founder and director of forensic architecture and author of the new book Ungrounding, The Architecture of Genocide. Also on the program breaking news. California's attorney general caves on the Paramount Warner Brothers merger. Securing no structural remedies and handing the oligarchs a win. More on that in just a second. Авто Трамп банд Політико МСН Сіенен фронтом White House grounds.
Emma Vigeland 1:04
Those three organizations are suing the administration for access. And TMZ reports that the human printer, Natalie Harp, was the one who convinced Trump to do it this time. My muse. Other major T V networks suspend their pool coverage in solidarity. Ice shoots a man in Austin, this time a Venezuelan immigrant driving for DoorDash. And his lawyer says his wife has been blocked from seeing him in the hospital. A thirty seven year old Costa Rican man dies in ice custody in Louisiana. The twenty fifth ice related death this year. Republicans squirm as two recent polls show Angie Nixon Closing in. On Ashley Moody in Florida. Great news the FAA is testing new AI air traffic control tools at DC's regional airport starting today.
Emma Vigeland 2:11
That's
Matt Binder 2:12
After it just about got us into a war with China over fake information about them moving things to Iran.
Emma Vigeland 2:19
Yes. You got that right, buddy. The top crypto super pack is unveiling a thirty million dollar campaign against Sherry Brown in Ohio. The Trump адміністрація волз impose more sanctions on the International Criminal Court. In Germany, the far right AFD wins once again in a state election. It's second this month. A new scientific report concludes that climate change was a core contributing factor in the flash floods in Nepal. That killed over fourteen hundred people. And lastly, former Kamala Harris aides tell Axios that they think now she's not gonna run for president. I mean she just like seemingly is a procrastinator. It's the same thing with the governor's race. Like Alright, just lay low.
Emma Vigeland 3:16
Retire. Have a ball. All this and more. on today's majority report. Welcome to the show everybody. It is Fun Day, Monday. Sam is not uh in today because he is celebrating the holidays, so happy Yom Kippur uh to our friends who are listening who celebrate. Gamar Tova, I think you're supposed to say. Look, I'm one of the good ones. I'm one of the good ones, folks.

How did California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s settlement affect the Paramount‑Skydance‑Warner case?

Emma Vigeland 3:45
You can trust me. Um Hello Matt. Hello Brian. We've got a great show for you today. Uh let's start here. So over the weekend news started to trickle out that the California Attorney General Rob Bonta was looking to settle the antitrust litigation that California and eleven or twelve other states brought forward against Paramount Skydance because they were trying to acquire Warner Brothers for around uh a hundred and eleven billion dollars. Now the Political winds appear to be at their backs. This is not a popular merger and specifically in California it really screws over the workforce in the state. Well, Bonta has caved, it appears. And Some of the other states attorneys general are not happy about it. But let's just go back in time for a a second, because this all started.
Emma Vigeland 4:46
Right around the election in twenty twenty four, CBS did an interview with Kamala Harris, where they edited out certain laughter and coughing, I believe. And Trump said this is so misleading and so biased that I'm gonna sue CBS for twenty billion dollars. And he did that right before the election and everybody knew it was BS. Doesn't matter though, when you have the resources, this is how actual lawfare operates. It's not going after people that stormed the Capitol on January sixth. It's people with immense financial resources that can tie you up in litigation over bullshit. Trump did that uh right before the election.

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