i remember being in middle school second the myspace days, no facebook, instagram or any of that stuff. i'm dating myself but i love the razor. they are right, these iphones have everything on them and blown up emails, text, twitter, it distracting. >> i'm down for the flip phone, period, let's do it. i will tell you why, slow enough to fit in a real cute purse and you are right too many distractions, we need a break from this and that pinging and ringing, zinging all day long. >> bill: i love it. you and i start the revolution, right? >> arthel: let's do it! 86753 oh nine. you don't know nothing about that because you were in grade school so whatever, mr. bill melugin. [laughs] moving on, and other interest rate height and the cards after consumer spending surged in april, which may convince the federal reserve it needs to do more to bring down inflation. let's bring in the panel, steve moore, economists and robert wolff, former obama economic advisor. robert come i will start with you. why with news about a strong u.s. economy be considered bad news? >> because we still have a tale o

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isn't official removal from any space when people like school boards officially remove a book from myspace, it is banned in that space. you can buy it on amazon. is it relevant to the child in the school library? >> and by the way, if these people don't think that their children are reading hetero normative books that have sexual situations in them and that girl and the boy kissing in the books, they have never been a child or a teenager, because kids are already reading that stuff. grow up. your kids are more mature than. you suzanne nossel, and actually hope perez, thank you very much. all in with chris hayes starts now. in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in -- >> we have been stationed outside d.c. as a nuclear option in case they attempt to remove the president illegally, we will step in and stop. it >> the top oath keeper gets 18 years for seditious conspiracy. the guy with his feet on the speaker's death gets four years. but the guy who sent them to the capital is still scot-free. then, the special counsel is closing in as we get new reporting on team trump moving clas

isn't official removal from any space when people like school boards officially remove a book from myspace, it is banned in that space. you can buy it on amazon. is it relevant to the child in the school library? >> and by the way, if these people don't think that their children are reading hetero normative books that have sexual situations in them and that girl and the boy kissing in the books, they have never been a child or a teenager, because kids are already reading that stuff. grow up. your kids are more mature than. you suzanne nossel, and actually hope perez, thank you very much. all in with chris hayes starts now. in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in -- >> we have been stationed outside d.c. as a nuclear

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>> it moves along with them. >> yeah. >> myspace, no >> myspace is not hot anymore? >> or an aol account. >> jon, i can't imagine the government actually doing anything because they talk all the time about all the problems with everything from child porn and on social media, and haven't done anything about that why would we think they would take the extra step to protect teens? it is not nearly as severe as some of the other problems that they have complete bipartisan support on and they can't do anything about. >> i think the tiktok stuff might be the root to put some restrictions in place because concern about, you know, overall, overall influence out there. so, you know -- >> because the china angle. >> because the china angle >> if a member of the communist party came -- knocked on your door and said i would like to put a live microphone and video camera in your home so we can watch you, you would be, like, out of here. >> what is safer, newsletters. here is your chance to sign up for the on the other hand newsletter you got the qr code on the screen now or type

. >> we saw someone like taylor swift become a huge sensation because of her myspace page, posting her music on her page. and look where she is now. it's pretty incredible. >> by the end of that decade, artists would make their own music and put it up on myspace. and all of a sudden, you can have a career. >> in the internet age, it's become a do-it-yourself operation. hang your star on youtube and see how brightly it shines. >> cry me a river, cry me a river. >> justin bieber was the first of the youtube kids. he was using the new tools of the internet to really do an end run around the traditional industry. >> i was like, "baby, baby, baby, oh." like, "baby, baby, baby, no." >> in the 2000's, the music industry was undergoing a massive shift with all the technological change and the fact that the price of music had effectively been ground down to zero. >> i'm standing outside where i used to buy my cd's, a store that is now shuttered and shut down as you can tell, like so many other music stores across the country. >> by the end of the decade, the music business was falling off a cli

i say that every platform has its time and place going back to myspace, facebook. i think it's fair to put instagram in that category, too. there is always going to be a new platform that ms comes along. i think this is a great reminder to content creators to do make sure that we are equally spreading our content on all other platforms. >> it's a great point. thank you for helping us put some of the human face on what that means for people rely on this platform. thank you. >> yes, thank you. >>> all right. game one of the nhl eastern conference final going the distance and then some. the panthers and hurricanes went back and forth for nearly six hours. it ended at 2:00 a.m. eastern. >> here is brent burns, to the outside. bennett out front. shot. he scores! he scores! matthew, the overtime winner, the panthers take game, 3-2. >> it game-winning goal came with less than 13 seconds remaining in the fourth overtime. it's the sixth longest game in nhl history. the panthers won't have a lot of time to celebrate. game two less than 48 hours after the teams played more th

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right after that, they held the hearing to address the dangers of myspace [ light laughter ] yeah, yeah, yeah senate's like, "we're not behind on the times. by the way, did you guys see the starbucks cup in 'game of thrones?'" [ laughter "ooh blooper! blooper alert! well, guys, there's still a lot to debate over whether the government's going to ban tiktok but a lot of people think that it really could happen, and one company has already taken advantage of this. check out this ad i saw today. >> smartphone technology has revolutionized the way we live but inin an age whwhen foreigngn governments can spy on you through social media apps and malware-infected photos and videos, it's more important than ever to have a safe, secure device. that's why - the blackberry's back, bish! [ laughter ] you left us for dead when the iphone came out. but look who's come crawling back to daddy now! [ scream ] we're safe, secure, and we're about to go werewolf mode on the world! this ain't your grandpa's smartphone, it's his grandpa's smartphone, mother [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> blackckberry! >> you can

who can forget the 2003 myspace post. "ermahgerd sadderm hursehrn dehrsn't rehrly herve w-m-dehrs." we still don't know the origin of the leak, but a big clue is that in addition to being posted on twitter, it showed up on telegram, a platform with more than half a billion users that is widely available in russia. of course russia's biggest social media platform is potato. but telegram wasn't the first place the documents popped up. they actually first appeared in march on the video game chat platform discord. as one investigator put it, "this stuff was sitting in a minecraft discord server for a month and no one noticed. so national secrets were on a video game chat? turns out the nuclear launch codes are "up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, start." the feds are desperately trying to figure out who the leaker is. one clue here: the leaked pages aren't electronic files, but rather photos of crumpled documents, as if they had been hastily folded up and shoved into a pocket before being removed from a secure location. that's it? the technology was "put in pocket? the m

it's really difficult. myspace to, for it gets hard to put out of your mind because no matter how long the wait long of, but she'll f, i hope it'll end. well. a good morning. i'm just going to the next day, pablo's probably to is has to examine the bones from the forest. he has already received instructions from the state prosecutor's office. the forensics professor has been the medical examiner for the ambrose region for 22 years. he gets inquiries from all over the world, from people desperate to find out what is because of their loved ones, asking whether he had identified them among the bodies recovered from the boarder regence. they send photos, videos taken shortly before the crossing spots by the river, where the missing person was last seen at the latest is not permitted to respond directly until he has verified the identity of the person. making the inquiry say about a kind of scene from hanover has sent him the photo of his missing brother mohammed on a look at us and listen to them. i'm initially looking at hancock from wescal object like on a low ripple enough to on then th

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but despite the setback, i space is optimistic on the journey began in december. myspace x falcon 9 rocket black dolphin, cape canaveral, florida. hern lander, cool, the one of our it's taken 5 months for the craft to get into position and nominal. the m on land or travel, there are 1500000 kilometers away from earth before looping back towards the moon. this longer, slower route, saved on fuel allowed to carry more cargo. one of the items on board is a small rover from the united arab emirates. long term companies are hoping to turn these munitions into business opportunities. there's a few different incentives for companies to land on the moon. some of it is mining access. there are some valuable minerals on the moon that companies would really like to exploit. some companies want to get there for defense purposes, kind of in preparation for maybe humans expanding to the moon. and then some companies have at least a little bit of a scientific exploration aspect to it. they want to learn more about the moon. that's generally something though, where the funding is coming from a government

coming up next, japan's myspace admits failure in its first commercial moon landing. we know what went wrong in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we could not complete the landing on the lunar surface. our engineers have continued to investigate the situation and we will update you with further information. when we finished the investigation. paul: that is i space ceo talking about the companies will your to land what would have been the first commercial vehicle on the surface of the moon. company is also saying it does not to get can restore connection with its lander. for more let's go to bloomberg bruce in hong kong. i space is calling it a hard landing. what do we know about the failure? bruce: they issued a statement an hour ago saying there is a high probability that there was what they called a hard landing. in other words, a crash. the attempt took place around 2 a.m. japan time. the company said it lost contact with the spacecraft at some point and then as far as what went wrong, we do not know. the company has not said. they're going to need to invest

right here and may be early in that second generation look at facebook, for example, meta we had the myspace and all these before but it took sixth or seventh generation for us to get to facebook. this move in the ai world is so profound that i think the leaders deciding that today is probably a mistake we talk a little about the economy and what that means for inflation and deflation, et cetera it's so -- the ramifications are so vast for our employee force and for the workforce going forward and deflationary aspects are so vast, i don't think we begin to understand where that is if you're not innovating with the times, you're falling behind >> so, how do you think investors should deal with the tradeoff between an environment where productivity and restructuring cost cutting is rewarded to save margins but at the same time in the tech space, everyone is so excited about ai and companies are boosting spending there >> well, i think investors are placing their bets on big cap now. they're buying the biggest companies assuming baz of their install base, because of their install brands and top

when myspace was in decline, that is when facebook rose. it is natural to think that there's going to be a successor. but it seems that there is not going to be a next facebook. there's not going to be a next twitter. everybody is flocking to these smaller sites and realizing smaller sites are more conducive to community anyway. not these big gigantic conference rooms of 3 billion people arguing about something. as a result, you are seeing people flock to these smaller sites -- for example, if you are talking about art and movies, you can join communities related to that, similar to reddit. if you want to talk about video games, you can go on discord and talk to fellow gamers about gamer playing and play together. if you want to rant about the pot hole in your neighborhood, you've got next-door to talk to your neighbors. people are slicing and dicing up their time and identities and using these different pockets of networks to spend their time instead of these giant networks where you used to have a tab this whole time with facebook. but pe

trying to do now. >> rachel: no one is on myspace. >> steve: we own it. fox bought it. >> brian: pretty shore it's dormant. might help with disease. might help with war plans. winning a war. world hunger. some of the things are real positive what it could do. you have to question every paper if you are now a professor. every paper that you get you have to question who wrote it because you can't say it's plagiarized because they're writing original stuff by the request that you are giving now chatgpt. i think that right now? who is i object putting that information that the a.i. and that's been a problem all along, right? even if you try to google or or wikipedia something. >> brian: already seeing through the left political -- >> rachel: suppressing information and bringing information that they want you to see you know for amplifying that i think there is just -- i'm just really worried about what information we're going to be even having access to as these machines take over. >> steve: who decides what we see. >> brian: right now i think i'm smarter tha

. >> pete: right now look back some day at chatgpt as the myspace of a.i. >> ainsley: the original. >> pete: the old one. >> steve: there was no facebook when it was feyes book when it was just faces. >> pete: had to.edu account question is where are we going? >> steve: and that's why we told you this a couple weeks ago elon musk has called on a pause on the development of ai because it could take a scary turn. i know peter doocy was at the white house two weeks ago and asked about after elon had said that and asked about how concerned the white house was, and from the podium, there was simply a laugh. a lot of people are not taking it seriously. elon musk is. and that's what i told ducker last night. watch. >> the smartest creatures as far as we know on this earth is humans. our defining characteristic. we obviously are weaker than chimpanzee and less agile but real smarter. so now what happens when something vastly smarter than the smartest person comes along in silicon form? it's very difficult to predict what will happen that circumstance. called the singularity like a black hole.

establishing this center would not be like three-talent -- for those of you interested we are using the #and myspace day 23, -- m.r.i. space day 23. i would like to ask chion -- chilling to come to the podium to introduce our first speaker. [applause] last but not >> for those of you who don't know dave and i go waback into when we were caains today -- together. he didn't -- he didn't great me too hard. i want to echo dave's welcome to evyone that came out this morning and has invested big -- a day of your time and being here today. weave the influence that we hope to have,he benefit of the space force and national security without your the patient. it imy distinct honor this morning, to introduce general chance salty salzman, general salzman is meekly equipped to shape the future of the -- uniquely eipped to shape the future of the space force. ensuring that the training, equipment -- to fight and win in that domain. it is important in this congestive and competitive age of the space domain. and his insights are invaluable as is hiseadership. for member of the joint keep of staff -- joint chief sta

that musicians are uploading to myspace. that language was there. no one snuck it in. they just pasted it from somewhere else. no one knew it was there right once. like billy bragg made a big deal about it. they just took it out because they didn't know it was there. they didn't even want it. right. it was it was this this completely weird, like self-perpetuating. now this this licensing deal, hypothetically could be a good deal for creators, at least if you don't care about there being a good deal for your audience. because the licensing deal can be infinitely subdivided. right? you think you bought the book, but you haven't. you've only licensed it for a year or licensed the right to read it on wednesdays? or you've license the right to read it while standing on one leg. and if you want to that the two legged right, then got to pay extra right. and you see this with like media where you bought a movie and you take your phone into another country on holiday and it says, sorry, this movie that you bought that you've download

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being curated with eating disorder content, literally pushed to a young girl's account, when i grew up, myspace was just created as i was leaving high school, so i feel like i was kind of out of dodge of social media age, but the young girls who have had social media increases of 60 percent in depression, these young girls, if they have not been taught the values of faith and family and have something million into it can be so difficult, so challenging. and social media is a toxic drug. i would keep your young kids away. [applause] >> tyrus: i think you should treat the internet like a rated r movie, you got to be 18, but that's just me. before we go, not only can you order kat's book everywhere, amazon, and i'm predicting now now "the new york times" bestsellers list. [applause] and while you are buying her book it. you feel that you need -- you know, my action figure is available. get yourself one today. this is the all-american smash version. okay, so, coming up, what's news to our guests swap at home, church, or the barbershop. ♪ ♪ [applause] ner. a landscaper. a hunter. because you did

this morning, a woman and her two children are the myspace hospital after an early morning pursued by the california highway patrol. it started shortly before four am when the woman was driving on the wrong way here on the bay bridge patrol officer tried to get it to stop and when she didn't the offer, intentional officer intentionally hit her car. which caused her to spin around. she then went back across the bay bridge in the correct direction about 90 miles an hour there is the picture of her chase went down interstate 8 80. the exited at 98th police say that she then drove to her grandmother's home in san leandro. and there there was a brief negotiation. she had her two children in her car. they are also being checked out at the hospital now to nashville , where police are searching for a motive in a deadly school shooting that left three adults and three children dead. as madeline rivera reports. authorities say the shooter previously attended that school. shortly before 10 a.m. central time monday, the suspect rolls into the parking lot of covenant school about 10 minutes later,

he had myspace and facebook. it certainly changed the way that candidates communicated with their base. it changed the way that we thought about how we could communicate and influence candidates. >> one of the most enduring images of campaign '08 is this one of barack obama. >> that barack obama image, it's here, there, everywhere, it seems, this year. >> when i met obama, he said, "i love this image, and how did you get it spread around so fast?" >> seeing the hope poster as a digital phenomenon was pretty amazing. it really made me realize the power of social media to democratize and proliferate. >> we're trying to translate all of that online enthusiasm and energy to success. >> in three simple words, yes, we can. thank you, south carolina. i love you. >> if not for social media, barack obama would never have been elected president. it gave us the ability to connect to a new generation of voters. >> barack obama will be the 44th president of the united states . this party, and everyone from silicon valley was

businesses that benefit from network effects on the way up, but get slaughtered by network effects like myspace. ed: how worried are you about brain drain? i find this interesting, one source described this latest round of layoffs as more of a sledgehammer. if the 11,000 in november were done with a scalpel, this is a sledgehammer. i wonder what is the risk we lose with all of these smart people that are trying to drive this longer-term transition so they don't even get there? >> agreed. it is hard for morale to lay off people. what happens is if you are not sure you are going to get laid off, your most talented people proactively look for another job and get hired away. you are end up -- you end up left with people who can't get the next job. you have the people who are the worst of the bell curve, not the best. the best go somewhere else where there job security is intact. caroline: when you hear about other areas of focus, particularly -- one area that can perhaps be an upside potential is artificial intelligence. are you buying that? >> great question. last year was the year of the metavers

no one knew what platforms, myspace or facebook or whatever it was, it's just so new is it going to be the future i think so but in the meantime, i think it's going to cost a lot more than they're going to get out of it, so i think it's too early to be buying stock specifically on this reason. >> that figure you're citing came from that morgan stanley report you're assuming it's going to be a 50-word response, and if you're like kevin and you want to engage for two hours, i don't know how much that would cost. but you figure, sometimes you're going to get a two-word response sometimes you get some punk kid who wants to engage with the bot for hours on end and that's going to cost a lot of money we don't know how this thing going to be used >> there are places out in nevada he could probably go for less and get a similar type of experience now, listen -- >> for two cents sorry. >> a $2 trillion company, you know, you wonder what a.i. has to be in order to move the needle to the extent that the stock moved. i mean, when it, post earnings, microsoft was at $233, and headed lower, quite fr

myspace old. yes. so my spineless sunak inability protect brexit will see him axed .bons protect brexit will see him axed . boris coming up right after the news with polly middlehurst first . down thank you. good first. down thank you. good evening. the top story on gb news tonight, the united states president says the country will announce new sanctions against russia this week . president russia this week. president biden was speaking to thousands who gathered in the centre of warsaw today, telling the crowds the ukrainian people's love of their country will prevail in their country will prevail in the war against russia . and that the war against russia. and that followed talks. he held this afternoon with the president of poland a day after his surprise visit to ukraine. well today, the two leaders addressed security issues and growing nato's. in poland . the west was nato's. in poland. the west was not plotting to attack russia and putin said today it and millions of russian citizens only want to

myspace old. yes. so my spineless sunak inability protect brexit will see him axed .bons protect brexit will see him axed . boris coming up right after the news with polly middlehurst first . down thank you. good first. down thank you. good evening. the top story on gb news tonight, the united states president says the country will announce new sanctions against russia this week . president russia this week. president biden was speaking to thousands who gathered in the centre of warsaw today, telling the crowds the ukrainian people's love of their country will prevail in their country will prevail in the war against russia . and that the war against russia. and that followed talks. he held this afternoon with the president of poland a day after his surprise visit to ukraine. well today, the two leaders addressed security issues and growing nato's. in poland . the west was nato's. in poland. the west was not plotting to attack russia and putin said today it and millions of russian citizens only want to

and so facebook at that time was defining itself in opposition to myspace and myspace was the incumbent. it was the dominant social. it was very it was maximalist. it was very it was like, you know, everything everywhere all the time. and facebook, you know, prided itself on being of clean and functional, you know, user friendly. and so the designers at facebook, some of the designers were like, i don't like, you know, seeing all comments. it feels inefficient, like it it offended their their design sensibility and probably their brains as well. and so they decided to try to up with some easier way for people to express approval of a post and so they initially conceived of they started a project called props wanted a way to give props. it seems like in the like button feels, obvious or inevitable. at the time it did not was not you know, it was not clear. would you you know, would you make would you even make a button? i mean, buttons weren't common on the internet in 2007 would you if you did make it a button would it just be a picture? would have words? would you would it be upvotes a

up at the minute is the leaders of sinn fein and we mustn't forget that sinn fein is the political myspace of the professional ira . they love the protocol so it doesn't stand to reason or it stands to reason that you don't need a ph.d. in politics to work out that if the ira political wing loves the protocol, then it's danger to northern ireland, the union and the break up of the union and the break up of the united kingdom. but it also means, of course, that if we don't get some sort of settlement, northern ireland goes for another year at least without any proper kind of government from stormont, whatever is happening commercially is with regards to the protocol. the nation itself is suffering because what is happening to the nhs there , to happening to the nhs there, to education there, to all sorts of other aspects of irish life , other aspects of irish life, they've got to find a solution. john haven't they? yes the solution needs to be signed, but there is another solution, angela, that can help the people here in northern ireland in terms of the cost of living crisis. don't forget

facebook, youtube, twitter, myspace. lauren what say you? >> facebook? ashley: facebook, yeah, that is not bad. i was going with twitter. but you know what, i think we're both wrong. let's have a look. the answer is, youtube. i feel it has been around long every than that. i've done everything i can. lauren has done so much more. that is i h it for "varney & company." "coast to coast" starts right now. neil: ♪ neil: think about it, u.s. jets downed four objects in the last eight days. the alaskan governor mike dunleavy wants a heads up when that will happen. he doesn't always get it but he is here. jennifer griffin has the latest from the pentagon. >> reporter: neil, china's foreign minister accused u.s. flying altitude balance across its airspace 10 times since 2022. spokesman for the national security council say those accusations are patently false. china is operating spy balloons over 40 countries across five continents. u.s. military the recovery team have not been able to reach the high altitude object shot down off alaska's coast friday due to s

facebook, youtube, twitter, myspace. lauren what say you? >> facebook? ashley: facebook, yeah, that is not bad. i was going with twitter. but you know what, i think we're both wrong. let's have a look. the answer is, youtube. i feel it has been around long every than that. i've done everything i can. lauren has done so much more. that is i h it for "varney & company." "coast to coast" starts right now. neil: ♪ neil: think about it, u.s. jets downed four objects in the last eight days. the alaskan governor mike dunleavy wants a heads up when that wil