Friday, November 15

Good Morning America

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2024

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Jimmy O. Yang, Taika Waititi talk 'Interior Chinatown'; The Onion buys Infowars in bankruptcy auction; Brooklyn pizzeria helps save man’s life Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.
0:05.0	Tis the season for Trevor's Flannel.
0:08.0	Yes.
0:09.0	Any excuse.
0:10.0	It is back.
0:12.0	Good morning, America.
0:13.0	Hope you're doing well this Friday morning.
0:14.0	We have a lot to get to.
0:15.0	Yes, we do.
0:16.0	Including the new details and the push to free the Menendez brothers.
0:19.0	The documents just release what we're now
0:21.6	learning about their decades behind bars. Also this morning, the satirical news site, The Onion,
0:26.7	saying it's won a bankruptcy auction to acquire Info Wars. That is Alex Jones's website,
0:32.6	known for pushing conspiracy theories, especially around Sandy Hook. And George, you are talking to the Onion CEO and the president of every town for gun safety about this.
0:42.5	This is a big, big story that broke yesterday.
0:44.6	We'll see what they're going to do with this website, which, of course, was spreading misinformation, as you said, for four years.
0:51.4	Also, there's some questions being raised by the judge.
0:53.1	We'll get into all that with them this morning.
0:55.0	But we're going to begin with President Lake Donald Trump
0:57.1	and his cabinet pick for Health and Human Services,
0:59.0	Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
1:00.5	It's the latest in a string of controversial appointments.
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