Emma Tucker

And it's run by people who aren't journalists.

And so if they put a great, like they put Emma Tucker running CBS, for example, that's someone I love at the Wall Street Journal.

There's no thing, I just happen to have great regard for her.

I would that's a really good sign, like put really good journalists in charge who have real experience and are trying really hard to be innovative.

"Multiple people, including children, injured in shooting at Oregon elementary school.

Police say the shooter is dead." From Emma Tucker, who's, uh, who's writing this.

"Multiple people, including children, were injured and a shooter is dead after gunfire erupted at an e- elementary school in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday," today, "according to police.

The shooter had already been shot and killed inside the school when police arrived at the scene at about 1:00 PM," said Sheila Miller, spokesperson for the Bend Police part- de- department.

... somewhere in a control room and saying, "Ah, you know, we gotta, we gotta tack 15 degrees this way."

Well, the other interesting juxtaposition, mate, is that I broke a story last Thursday that last Tuesday, Rupert Murdoch, Robert Thompson, Rebekah Brooks, the editor of the New York Post, Keith Paul, Emma Tucker, the editor of The Journal, and Paul Gigot, The Wall Street Journal opinion editor, were all having dinner with Trump at the White House.

Um, also with Scott Bessent, Marco Rubio, uh, Steven Cheung, um, Caroline Lubert, Suzy Wales, and that was part of a reset, um, uh, for The Journal's relationship with, with Donald Trump, bearing in mind the $10 billion lawsuit about the Epstein story they broke.

There are a number of opinion pieces that, that, um, Bessett took umbrage with.

Um, Donald Trump is suing The Wall Street Journal for, I don't know, some billions and billions of dollars.

But according to Breaker, Trump had dinner in the residence with News Corp owner Rupert Murdoch, News Corp CEO Robert Thompson, UK CEO Rebekah Brooks, New York Post editor-in-chief Keith "Keefie" Poole, Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Emma Tucker, editorial page editor Paul Gigot, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.

So they've opened a chain of, uh, having a gathering.

Uh, The Wall Street Journal says the purpose of the meeting was to reset the relationship between the administration and The Wall Street Journal.