Welcome to Tuesday's morning show podcast because you deserve a better morning.

Taylor Swift being number one probably isn't breaking news.

But in Pop Stop today, I'm going to explain how insane her release of 1989 Taylor's version actually was.

And I am keeping that elf celebration going.

In today's what's trending, I have a ton of

companies that have collared with the movie elf. Welcome to the morning show podcast. My name is

Anthony. I'm Carla Marie. And today is Tuesday, November 7th, 2020. The Core 4. The four headlines you

need to know. This is quite the fall from Grace.

WeWork has filed for bankruptcy. This is so crazy because they were once valued at $47 billion.

WeWork said they've entered into a restructuring support agreement with their stakeholders

in order to drastically reduce the company's debt while also evaluating their commercial

office lease portfolio. With their bankruptcy, they are requesting the ability to reject the

leases of certain locations. And they haven't said which locations.

There are 777 we work locations in 39 countries.

The company's leases accounted for more than two-thirds of its operating expenses

in the second quarter of this year.

We work aggressively expanded in its early years, but now that

startups and companies can work virtually, they don't need to pay to rent at WeWork.

The death and destruction in Gaza continues, with the death toll in Palestine rising to over 10,000,

and that number itself has been a source of a lot of debate.

Some news sources say they don't trust the number of casualties because it's being reported

by the Ministry of Health in Gaza. Even President Biden himself, when that number was hovering

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