knock knock
book delivery
https://twitter.com/LogicallyAI/status/1471513782727766017
As the Wayfair conspiracy comes back into the news, it's worth remembering that it wasn't always a QAnon narrative - QAnon accounts noticed the similar themes and fully absorbed it.
>17 lira
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/turkish-cenbank-intervenes-fx-market-lira-hits-17dollar-2021-12-17/
>https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/turkish-cenbank-intervenes-fx-market-lira-hits-17dollar-2021-12-17/
Dec 17 (Reuters) - The Turkish Central Bank said on Friday it was directly intervening in the forex market, selling dollars, due to "unhealthy price formations" in exchange rates, after the lira touched a record low of 17.0705 against the U.S. currency.
https://www.cnn.com/profiles/eric-hall-profile
Eric Hall is the Executive Producer of CNN Newsroom with Brooke Baldwin (2-4pm ET) and CNN Right Now with Brianna Keilar (1-2pm ET). Named to the position in December 2012, Hall oversees and manages the editorial direction, production and execution of the daily shows, while leading teams based in the Atlanta, New York and Washington bureaus. He's led coverage during some of the decade's most pivotal news stories, including the Sandy Hook School Shooting and the Boston Marathon Bombings. He's also produced countless live events, including the Russia investigation hearings and the Impeachment Trial of President Donald Trump.
In addition, Hall serves as Executive Producer for several breaking news specials and special events for the network throughout the year, including "CNN New Year's Eve Live" and the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The New Year's Eve Special with Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, featuring six hours of celebrity interviews and on-location events, is cable news' top-rated special every first of the year.
Prior to CNN, Hall wrote, booked and produced both television and digital content for Shepard Smith's two news programs at Fox News Channel from 2007-2010. He spent 2008 on the road with Smith, covering the election of Barack Obama and Hurricane Gustav in New Orleans. Previously, he worked in CNN's Program Development department on the creation of pilots, news specials and major interviews for CNN networks.
Hall began his career with ABC's The View and The Barbara Walters Specials, part of the small team that produced her annual Oscar and "The Most Fascinating People" specials. Some of the profiles and interviews featured in the primetime programs included Eddie Murphy, Mariah Carey, George Clooney, Matthew McConaughey, Tom Cruise, Ellen DeGeneres and Jay-Z.
Hall graduated from Elon University with a degree in Corporate Communications and Business Administration. He lives in Atlanta with his wife and two daughters.
>the government has a right to force you to obey
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2021/dec/12/cnn-chris-cuomo-news-media-infotainment
CNN mess over Cuomo shows dangers of news-as-entertainment
>CNN mess over Cuomo shows dangers of news-as-entertainment
Cuomo is understood to have hired LA attorney Bryan Freedman, and CNN is working with litigator Daniel Petrocelli.
https://www.thewrap.com/jeff-zucker-chris-cuomo-replacement-cnn/
CNN’s Jeff Zucker: Diversity Is ‘a Factor’ in Finding Chris Cuomo Replacement
The CNN boss also contested the idea the network didn’t ”discipline“ Cuomo months ago for advising then-governor brother
CNN boss Jeff Zucker addressed his staff Tuesday, announcing in a town hall that the company will take diversity into account when finding an anchor to replace former 9 p.m. ET anchor Chris Cuomo. He is “comfortable” with how Cuomo’s firing played out over the weekend, too, he said.
Responding to a question about whether CNN will hire a “diverse anchor” to replace the “Cuomo Prime Time” host, Zucker said they were going to look “at all possibilities. Obviously, as we’ve said before, diversity is always a factor that we will take into account.”
He also said that Cuomo’s behavior conflicted with CNN’s standards and practices in a way that was “too far and deserved termination.”
News broke earlier this year that Cuomo had participated in strategy talks when his brother, then-New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, was facing an onslaught of sexual harassment accusations. CNN did not suspend him, but issued a statement: “Chris has not been involved in CNN’s extensive coverage of the allegations against Governor Cuomo — on air or behind the scenes. In part because, as he has said on his show, he could never be objective. But also because he often serves as a sounding board for his brother. However, it was inappropriate to engage in conversations that included members of the Governor’s staff, which Chris acknowledges. He will not participate in such conversations going forward.”
Last week, the New York Attorney General’s office released documents showing the extent of Cuomo’s involvement in the strategizing. He asked the politician’s team to be directly involved, asked other industry insiders about any other stories coming out and even used his connections to dig up information on accusers. CNN suspended him last week before firing him over the weekend.
In Tuesday’s town hall, Zucker said, “I don’t think that there was no discipline back then. It was a reprimand, it was a public rebuke and it was a final warning that it could not happen again but I think that is a lesson we have all learned from.”
Zucker was asked whether he has “regret” for not suspending Cuomo sooner and said, “Hindsight in all of this is very easy and I do feel, as I’ve said before, and I said again this morning, this was a very unique situation and so we did allow for some leeway for Chris that, you know, was unique to that situation for somebody in that role with a brother in that role during a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. So, I do think that we tried to make the right decisions at the right times.”
Zucker said he was “comfortable with the decisions that [CNN] made” regarding the firing.
Cuomo, he said, should have taken a leave of absence when the harassment accusations began against the former governor, he conceded, adding that executives did ask the anchor to do so. He declined.
The production team that worked on “Cuomo Prime Time” will continue to produce the 9 p.m. hour, he said. Their jobs are not impacted by Cuomo’s departure.
After that, Zucker went on to address other concerns, promising his staff that the videos that automatically play on the digital site are being phased out.
Cuomo has hired litigator Bryan Freedman, who handled Megyn Kelly’s NBC exit,
and CNN is working with WarnerMedia litigator Daniel Petrocelli.
https://twitter.com/SquawkCNBC/status/1470363771319296008
"They're very frustrated with this. They know that "West Side Story" could have been a big event film on Disney+ this holiday season … it would have been a "Hamilton" style event,"
So long as you live, don't you ever diminish the Savior's name again. Put it all in.
Jesus H Christ!