That was fast! Flailing Trump 'folds' immediately in failed tariff clash (Economist Krugman x MSNBC):

"MSNBC's Ari Melber has become one of the most successful cable news hosts on YouTube" By @standupkid

“So you're just already getting a whole younger audience,” Melber said. “And when you look at an election where a lot of citizens and voters are using the internet as their first touch point—they may also go to an in-person event, they may go to a rally, and they may also turn on TV—but voters’ first constant touch point is the internet, for us to be on there, for us to do over 1.6 billion views on YouTube, or, you know, over 175 million last year alone. Yeah, we're reaching a whole different group, which I think helps MSNBC journalism reach even farther.”

"Melber notes that as cable news viewers continue to age, the social media users watching MSNBC content on YouTube and TikTok are much younger. “About 65% of the YouTube audience is under 45 years old,” Melber said"

RT @MSNBCPR: .@AriMelber to @Forbes on @MSNBC's continued success across digital platforms like YouTube: “We're reaching a whole different…

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Rolling Stone just unveiled its “100 Best Protest Songs of All Time,” celebrating how artists across genres have used music to challenge injustice. Watch The Beat's special report featuring Chuck D, Ani DiFranco and Simon Vozick-Levinson:

Public Enemy’s @MrChuckD, reflects on “Fight The Power” through the decades. Full interview:

Public Enemy’s @MrChuckD, whose “Fight The Power” made @rollingstone’s top 100 protest songs list, joins The Beat. Full interview:

.@rollingstone published its “100 Best Protest Songs of All Time.” Melber sits down with Public Enemy’s @MrChuckD, whose “Fight The Power” made the list. Full interview: