Mark Carney's 'bizarre' remark on Trump's posting, and a school march in Lyon
The Indian business paper's fifteen uploads ran from Canadian trade tensions to Jack Smith facing Sen. John Kennedy and a live stream from Place Bellecour.
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When Carney Mocked Trump's Social Media Usage With 'Bizzare' Comment Amid Trade Tensions
Among nine news channels of similar size, The Financial Express added the most views over the seven days, more than 15 million. It sits fifth of nine by subscribers, so the reach is coming from the videos rather than from the size of its following. The channel is also running well above its usual daily pace and picked up about 13,000 new subscribers.
The freshest uploads show where its attention has turned. The quickest starter so far is an older clip of Mark Carney, now Canada's prime minister, calling parts of Donald Trump's social media habits "bizarre." The description frames it as a remark getting a second look as Canada-U.S. trade tensions rise. A few viewers in the comments question the framing of the title itself. Carney came to politics after running two central banks, the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, so remarks about tariffs carry extra weight coming from him.
Washington hearings have carried this channel before, as we reported here, and they are back. Former special counsel Jack Smith spends about ten minutes answering pointed questions from Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana, with a top-five reel of the Jan. 6 probe posted beside it.
The rest of the uploads travel widely: a live stream of students, teachers and unions marching from Place Bellecour in Lyon over school conditions, a careful explainer on the suspected plague death at a Siberian research institute that stresses plague has not been confirmed, and NDP MP Heather McPherson on Alberta separatists' reported meetings with U.S. Republican operatives.
Elsewhere in the group, the Daily Express and Palace Confidential are also running ahead of their usual pace, while Janta Ka Reporter is quieter than normal.
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Lyon, where students and teachers marched, sits where the Rhône meets which other river?
Lyon grew up at the confluence of the Rhône and the Saône, which meet at the southern tip of the city's Presqu'île.
