Pivot Trump's Meme Stock, Florida's Social Media Law, and the Baltimore Bridge Collapse
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Mar 29, 2024 Dive into the chaotic world of meme stocks, as Trump Media takes the spotlight in the market. Explore Florida's controversial social media law targeting teens and the complex fallout from the Baltimore Bridge collapse. The discussion uncovers issues of misinformation and the economic impact of tragedies. Plus, a humorous take on the ethics of media hiring and listener engagement on thank you notes. Join the conversation on the intersection of politics, social media, and personal anecdotes!
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Ronna McDaniel's Short-Lived NBC Stint
- NBC hired Ronna McDaniel, causing internal backlash, especially from Rachel Maddow.
- McDaniel now explores legal options, expecting a payout of her $300,000 annual contract for two years.
Reddit IPO vs. Trump Media
- Reddit's IPO saw a 15% share increase, reaching a $9 billion market cap, despite poor monetization.
- Trump Media, a meme stock, briefly paused trading after a 50% jump, despite minimal revenue and user decline.
Trump Media Investment Risk
- Avoid investing in Trump Media due to its unclear financials and dependence on Trump's followers.
- It's a risky meme stock with potential SEC violations and shareholder lawsuits.