He might as well be reeling off his holiday plans.
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Orlando made it interesting by reeling off 19 straight points.
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She did her homework, reeling off her facts and policy positions.
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Mr. Yaro began photographing the scene, reeling off six shots in all.
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The Texans trailed by 10 early before reeling off 27 straight points.
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South Dakota's Daugaard came in second, reeling off more than 28503,22019 words.
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Miami trailed 28-25 after one inning before reeling off nine unanswered runs.
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Miami trailed 210-20 after one inning before reeling off nine unanswered runs.
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"Europe can't just continue reeling off rules, technicalities, fiscal (issues) and austerity," he said.
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Djokovic had pounced on his erratic opponent, reeling off five games in 19 minutes.
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A few rounds later, the Gravediggers caught fire, reeling off a series of wins.
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The Cyclones followed, reeling off nine quick points to make it a one-possession game.
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Pironkova took advantage, reeling off four games in a row to take the first set.
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"I'm part of angry America," Mr. Tarar said, reeling off a list of Hillary Clinton's failings.
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The Boilermakers gained control by reeling off six straight points to take a 59-51 lead.
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In the first quarter, construction and government spending managed to keep growth from reeling off the tracks.
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ScHoolboy's appearance is relegated to him in an ultra dark room, reeling off his verse with aggression.
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Especially if you have said tattoo done while reeling off 17 bottles of Estrella on a lads holiday.
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She was only 2002 under through 69.3793 holes before reeling off five birdies over her final eight holes.
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Instead she borrowed a tactic from President Obama, reeling off zingers that are catnip to cable-news channels.
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He takes up eight out of the film's 30-something minutes, reeling off complaints and self-deprecating jokes.
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Now he's suddenly turned into a primary machine, reeling off 11 wins in a span of four nights.
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And its narrative was more complex, reeling off scenes from an extended timeline as players move through the station.
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The Hawkeyes tacked onto their lead by reeling off four straight points to up the advantage to 31-23.
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MPs were therefore treated to the chancellor reeling off forecast after forecast, often with an absurd level of precision.
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The 21-year-old Spaniard trailed 4-2 in the tiebreaker before reeling off five straight points to advance.
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Today, serious pizza hobbyists talk about their favorite slices by reeling off the dough's rising time and hydration levels.
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In the clips embedded below, you can listen to what seems to be Gates reeling off a series of innocuous phrases.
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"So many are gone," he said, reeling off a list of his missing relatives including a sister, an aunt and cousins.
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"Do you ever want to stop?" sighs one banker, reeling off a list of changes to regulation over the past few years.
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He was taking over for a legend, Drew Brees, but Bridgewater has been up to the task, reeling off five consecutive wins.
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Clinton said, after reeling off a laundry list of Democratic priorities, from fighting climate change to fighting for the rights of immigrants.
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Another Perkins basket soon made it a 12-point game, but the Bobcats pulled within five by reeling off seven unanswered points.
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One of the most interesting moments of the episode arrived when Paige started reeling off the intel she'd picked up from Matthew Beeman.
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But then the Mountaineers took charge, reeling off 11 of the next 13 points to push the West Virginia advantage to 48-36.
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Barty responded in style, however, reeling off five straight games to take control of the second set as Bencic struggled with a heel injury.
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Alexander says it was a huge amount of work just to get to this level, reeling off a list of problems the team faced.
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"I try to make it a rule not to meddle in other people's politics," Obama said, before reeling off a warm tribute of Merkel.
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Things did not look bright for Woodland when he bogeyed the first hole and could not get in gear reeling off six successive pars.
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In the second round, against the Polish counterpuncher Magda Linette, she forced a third set by reeling off a series of high-risk winners.
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She began to play her best tennis of the match, reeling off five straight games in the second set before Svitolina forced a tiebreaker.
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Three days after scoring a season-high 211 points against Hampton, the Illini embarked on another scoring surge by reeling off 183 unanswered points.
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Anchors responded by delivering a tough-minded assessment of his nine-minute remarks, reeling off several immediate correctives to some of his misleading claims.
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"They were a bit political," sighs James Lubambo, an official in Iganga district, reeling off the names of 11 local SACCOs that have recently collapsed.
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After reeling off eight straight wins while scoring at least 33 points seven times, the Friars have dropped two of three while averaging 62 points.
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"The Europe that we know is too slow, too weak, too ineffective," Mr. Macron said in September, before reeling off a list of ambitious proposals.
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"You can fill in with shrubs and flowers," Ed advised, reeling off half a dozen names of species that would take to the climate and exposure.
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Simpson was on the verge of smashing the course record after reeling off six straight birdies but came to grief at the island-green par-three 17th.
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"The mayor and the city of Sacramento has failed all of you," he said, reeling off a litany of what he felt were problems in the city.
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Dealing with a bone spur in his elbow that possibly could threaten his season, Matz is without a victory since reeling off a seven-start winning streak.
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Under Schneiter's guidance, Garín broke into the top 100 for the first time late last year, after reeling off three consecutive Challenger titles to finish his season.
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The artist gave THUMP some backstory for the track via email: "For me this track feels like super personalized notification tones reeling off in succession," he explained.
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The teaser starts out by reeling off Mr. Sorkin's impressive credits, including "A Few Good Men" and "The Social Network," and includes laudatory quotes about him from critics.
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Mostly, though, he seemed to know exactly what he wanted, reeling off strings of ballet steps as he demonstrated, the dancers picking up the movements with uncanny speed.
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During one election campaign debate, a coalition government minister began reeling off the names of past Labor politicians who had taken on Chinese-funded roles after leaving politics.
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The result was Brady reeling off a series of big plays, including touchdowns of 19, 53 and 13 yards, while completing 93 of 39 passes for 447 yards.
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The Texans (5-2100) have left their 273-228 start behind with their longest single-season winning streak since reeling off six victories in a row in 217.
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"The coalition is very impressive," Mr. Nicholson said, reeling off a list of six groups supporting him, including four groups that have received large donations from Mr. Uihlein.
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Dallas erased an early 13-21 deficit by reeling off 28 straight points, six of those by Berea, to move in front 224-21 early in the second quarter.
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"We were waiting a very long time and we were punished unfairly," he said, reeling off the names of top stars who were barred from coming to South Korea.
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"When you go back and see your friends, you see their life is just drugs," he added, reeling off a list of illicit substances available on the streets of Chibolya.
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In keeping with earlier speeches, Modi delivered a report card on efforts to improve the lot of ordinary Indians, reeling off achievements in rural electrification, financial inclusion and health provision.
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The Sixers erased an early eight-point deficit by reeling off 23 straight points, six each by Covington and backup center Amir Johnson, and led 27-204 after a quarter.
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The five-times major winner took full advantage of a calm, sunny day on the west coast of Scotland by reeling off eight birdies in a remarkable burst of scoring.
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But Federer stepped up a gear and blew Haase away in the second set, reeling off 11 straight points to race to 3-0 in taking the set, 6-1.
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This week, Saudi Arabia's leader-in-waiting, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, paid Trump a return visit, with the President once again reeling off the list of deals they're doing.
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The Spurs then reeled off a 143-4 spurt to end the half with a 65-46 lead, with Murray reeling off nine of San Antonio's points over that stretch.
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Kerber will face Konta, who advanced with a 22-218, 216-231 victory over Zhang, who had lost in the first round of 218 majors before reeling off four victories here.
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Houston turned the modest lead into a runaway down the stretch of the first half, reeling off an 223-222 run that concluded with the first of four consecutive Gordon 214s.
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"He wants to know why you started this counterintelligence investigation of the Trump candidacy," Rivera added before reeling off a series of potential questions Barr may have for the former officials.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Listening to snowboarders reeling off the names of the tricks they laid down in their Olympic runs can be a confusing experience for fans and media alike.
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But even the most generous prognosticators could not have anticipated New Orleans reeling off 298 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns in one of the most dominant performances in N.F.L. history.
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"It is hard to overstate the number of lies and the amount of fraud and the amount of money involved," Judge Amy Berman Jackson said, reeling off Mr. Manafort's various offenses.
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After Zverev broke Nadal's serve in the first game, Nadal responded by reeling off six straight games to win the first set, 6-10003, losing just five points against Zverev's serve.
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Mr. Harrelson has been reeling off five or six movies a year, while fellow marquee stars like Brad Pitt and Robert Downey Jr., no slouches, are good for maybe a couple.
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Three-quarters of all plays are written by men, and an overwhelming majority of parts are for men, she said, reeling off statistics she seemed to have learned the hard way.
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After ORU cut Oklahoma's lead to nine about four minutes into the second half, the Sooners caught fire offensively, reeling off 12 consecutive points in a two-minute stretch to regain control.
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World number six Tsitsipas, the crowd favorite, led 24-24 but was pegged back to 4-4 before reeling off the last three points, sealing victory when Thiem ballooned a forehand wide.
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"This year I have a seat at the table," said Lizzo, who wore a hot pink dress by her stylist Marko Monroe, after reeling off fashion week events she planned to attend.
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Tyrone Van Aswegen overcame a double-bogey and a bogey by reeling off 10 birdies, including two chip-ins, for a day's best seven-under 65 to trail Armour by a stroke.
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Buoyed by a Friday night phone call from U.S. President Donald Trump, Herman wielded a hot putter at Keene Trace in Nicholasville, reeling off two eagles and six birdies in a flawless performance.
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Reeling off a skittering concoction of singsong rhymes in his signature geeked-up hazy tone and soul-inflected pop melodies, Towkio seems to lean into his bars with an off-the-cuff swagger.
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But, reeling off a litany of Mr. Anderson's predecessors, including the perennial presidential candidate Harold E. Stassen, he added, "Oddly, the principal figures of Minnesota politics all rose and faded fast, except Humphrey."
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This, I realized, was more of a Bravo-knowledge power move than any of the endless reeling-off of facts I'd seen her pull off throughout the course of the past few hours.
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The Rams' high-powered offense showed no rust as the team came off the bye, scoring on eight of its first nine possessions while reeling off six plays of 2000 yards or more.
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The Swede took the lead by reeling off three consecutive birdies from the 15th hole, the last courtesy of a 25-foot putt, before parring the demanding 18th to edge young American Ollie Schniederjans.
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Best known for his acrobatics and daring in performance, Mr. McNeely whipped up crowds by reeling off rapid sequences of screaming notes while lying on his back and kicking his legs in the air.
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Serena advanced to the third round by beating the 2014 Wimbledon finalist Eugenie Bouchard, 6-2, 843-2, on Thursday night, reeling off the last five games and 16 of the final 20 points.
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But the Eagles' offense eventually sprung to life, reeling off 17 straight points to take a 31-21 halftime lead, with Danny Longman following two Dillon rushing scores with a chip-shot field goal.
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The Cowboys, who used a late run in the opening 20 minutes to build a big halftime lead, kept pushing in the second half, reeling off a 21-2 run to extend the blowout.
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Such as: ■ The Boston Celtics responding to the grisly loss of a marquee newcomer, Gordon Hayward, a mere five minutes into the season by reeling off a wholly unforeseen 16 victories in a row.
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At the peak of his career, Reynolds was one of the most bankable actors in the film industry, reeling off a series of box-office smashes until a career downturn in the mid-19793s.
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That was in late 2013, and the U.S. had just come off a rollicking summer, swaggering to World Cup qualification and an off-year Gold Cup title by reeling off a record dozen consecutive wins.
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Firmly rejecting monogamy by reeling off a shopping list of men for every day of the week, "Boys" is a shamelessly greedy pop song whose main instrumental hook is the 1UP sound from Super Mario.
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"It's a once-in-a-generation opportunity," said Gerald Benjamin, a political-science professor and an outspoken supporter of Proposition 1, reeling off a raft of possible reforms, including ending gerrymandering and increasing legislative powers.
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Woods's strength has always been his mind, and he showed on Sunday that he could still will his way around a course by reeling off three consecutive birdies after the double bogey at No. 240.
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Trump sticks mostly to friendly territory The President will make further stops in Missouri, West Virginia, Indiana, Montana, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Ohio in the coming days, often reeling off a double header of rallies.
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"We have this one person who only buys field watches; we have someone else who specifically buys Grand Seiko; vintage Rolex; Patek Philippe; only rose gold watches," he said, reeling off some of the specialties.
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Minaj articulates the stakes with the opening "As the world turns, the blunt burns/Watch them cunts learn" before reeling off three pointedly female, pointedly unfeminine sex songs so spectacular that the album never tops them.
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Vesnina stared defeat in the face, down 4-1 in the second set before reeling off four consecutive games after starting to play more aggressive in an effort to keep the points short and conserve energy.
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Ms. Le Pen cast herself as tougher on the issue, reeling off a series of antiterrorism measures — experts have suggested that they are either impractical or ineffective — and saying Mr. Macron was a weakling on security.
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Coric advanced to his first ATP World Tour Masters 63 quarter-final, dominating 14-times grand slam winner Nadal by reeling off 10 straight games to claim the opening set and lead 4-0 in the second.
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New Orleans lost here in Minneapolis in Week 1, but the Saints had changed so much in the 16 games since, reeling off eight consecutive wins after an 0-2 start to win the NFC South championship.
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Vondrousova, ranked 22017th, was down triple set point at 214-217 in the first set before reeling off 12 of the next 13 points to dig out of the deficit and run away with the ensuing tiebreaker.
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Ariya Jutanugarn of Thailand shot a nine-under-par 733, reeling off eight birdies on the back nine, to surge to a three-stroke lead through the third round at the Yokohama Tire L.P.G.A. Classic in Prattville, Ala.
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Aldridge took over in the third, reeling off 16 of his total over those 12 minutes as San Antonio led by as many as 32 in the late going, even with most of its starters on the bench.
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The Athletics, meanwhile, led by a score of 4-1 entering the sixth inning of their game against the Angels but things fell apart quickly with Los Angeles reeling off six runs against a group of three relievers.
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" The former French star Fabrice Santoro began his postmatch interview with Nadal on Sunday by reeling off all the years he had prevailed in Paris: "2005, 2006, 2007, 20, 228, 212, 211, 21960, 21973, 113, 211 and 212.
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The Scarlet Knights (18-11, 9-9) bounced back after a sluggish first half by reeling off seven straight points to slice the deficit to 45-173 following a 3-pointer by Montez Mathis with 16:20 remaining.
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Leah Mandel went to hang out with the band in Brooklyn for a Noisey Next profile, and they started reeling off influences: Tom Waits, Sun Ra, Yung Lean, Migos, SZA, Ella Fitzgerald, Outkast, Stereolab, Sade, Erykah Badu, John Coltrane.
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Spieth, the 133 champion and runner-up in 2014 and 2016, sputtered through his first seven holes, mixing two birdies with two bogeys, before carding an eagle at the eighth then reeling off five straight birdies from the 13th.
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It's hard to imagine Graf reeling off another 87-week run atop the WTA—or retiring with yet another record, 377 weeks in total—and winning her 11 additional majors with a healthy in-her-prime Seles to battle.
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As most fans know, Klitschko is reeling off a surprise upset loss against now heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and as mentioned, is still focused on a rematch that has been speculated to take place in July of this year.
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This time, Phoenix kept it close in the middle quarters before reeling off the first 24 points of the fourth quarter, cutting Seattle's lead to 231-423 in a series that heads to Game 242 on Sunday in Phoenix.
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Carsen Edwards, who had been silenced for the first 7 minutes of the contest, caught fire — reeling off 8 points in a span of 4 minutes 38 seconds, starting a run that culminated in a game-high 29 points.
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But Trump did deliver on the point of his trip, reeling off a targeted and effective electoral argument, claiming credit for healthy job growth, fattening wages following the passage of tax reform and claiming a rebirth of American manufacturing.
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The 26-year-old ended his round with a flourish, reeling off four birdies and an eagle in his last six holes to finish with a 15-under total of 127 at the Regnum Carya Golf and Spa Resort.
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In the early 2010s, the broadcast networks kept trying to crack the nut of how to tell more morally complicated, adult stories in their dramas — you know, like cable networks were reeling off seemingly as a matter of course.
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Hamilton looked in control early on, reeling off fastest lap after fastest lap, but his race began to unravel when he ran off the track and hit the barriers at the penultimate corner that also claimed Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and others.
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With five bright lights illuminating him, Mr. Sanders delivered a shortened version of his stump speech via livestream to his supporters, saying his "political revolution" was just beginning and reeling off the many injustices it would set about to end.
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The Irving-led Celtics have been the surprise of the season to date, reeling off 12 consecutive victories and surging to the top of the defensive charts in the wake of an 0-2 start and Gordon Hayward's horrific leg injury.
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"I've spent 40 years of my life not needing a watch in the morning because I listen to the 'Today' program," the BBC's flagship radio news show, she said, reeling off the exact times, to the minute, of her favorite segments.
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It seemed to do the trick, the German reeling off seven wins in a row on the back of the Texas defeat and returning a year later much more than "half way there" and searching for his 10th victory of the season.
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Weist is theoretically the adult in the room, but he reads like a particularly self-aware kid caricaturing a Hollywood power player, reeling off his expensive shopping habits and instigating tense, snarky verbal showdowns with YouTube-star clients Bryce Hall and Mikey Barone.
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The Venezuela-born 23-year-old faced two set points on her own serve but held her nerve to win them both, before reeling off the next nine games against the seven-times grand slam champion, a player she idolized in her youth.
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Well, who cares whether he gets his inspiration in Union Square or while talking on the phone to his importer: The point is that he knows where to find ingredients that speak far more eloquently than any server reeling off prepared talking points.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump exulted in data on Friday that showed economic growth accelerated in the second quarter, reeling off a list of statistics to make a case, during a midterm election year, that his administration should get the credit for the humming economy.
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It's also partially a sitcom, replete with a laugh track, in which Kitty and Sam travel through time and space, reeling off half-serious Rick and Morty references, one-liners about Leonardo DiCaprio's engagement party, and a note on the shittiness of Woodstock.
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"We have a chance to make America great again, and in 17 months of Donald Trump's administration, look what happened," he said, reeling off highlights including Mr. Trump's summit with North Korea and his reversal of the nuclear anti-proliferation deal with Iran.
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A first half marked by big momentum swings — the Mavericks led by 2000 early and the Thunder responded with a 210.5-210.8 spurt — was closed by Dallas reeling off a 10-2 run in the final 3:51 for a 56-48 halftime advantage.
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McHale, who was given a wild-card entry into the tournament, trailed by 5-3 in the second set before reeling off five straight games to make the partisan Williams crowd nervous until Williams won six of the last seven to close out the match.
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The 53-year-old Scot, who is a member at Royal Troon and was given the honor of hitting the first shot of the championship at 0635 local time, briefly led the field after reeling off five birdies in seven holes on the front nine.
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Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott had looked nearly unstoppable in the first half, reeling off three consecutive touchdown drives, but the Rams stayed in the game thanks to Zuerlein's leg, and eventually Goff found enough opportunity to get the big scoring plays the team needed.
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The Beavers (220-213) led by just five points at the midway point of the second half before reeling off a 20-244 run over a four-minute span to build their advantage to 229-23 with 453:245 to play and take control of the game.
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Dolphins Ride Ajayi: The streaking Buffalo Bills had a 17-323 lead in the third quarter, but the Dolphins suddenly came alive, reeling off 22 consecutive points and then holding on to upset the Bills, 28-25, in easily the team's brightest moment of the season.
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Aaron Kirman of Pacific Union Real Estate, the listing agent, recently drove a couple of visitors around the property, reeling off its numerous highlights and noting more than once that it was large enough to hold all of both Disneyland and California Adventure, another Disney park.
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The Cooper era started with a loss, which came only a few days after he joined the team, but then blossomed into a thing of beauty, with the Cowboys (723-713) reeling off five consecutive wins and taking a two-game lead in the N.F.C. East.
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"I must have bought more than 100 works at Art Basel," she said, reeling off the names of artists whose pieces she has bought, including the Icelandic performance artist Ragnar Kjartansson, the American photographer Cindy Sherman, the American painter Jeff Elrod and the German photographer Andreas Gursky.
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Federer was two points from defeat in a bruising match that had stretched past four hours, then suddenly rallied, reeling off six straight points to snatch a 217-248, 221-63 (26), 29-210, 4-6, 7-6 (10-8) victory to reach the fourth round.
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In the third round on Friday, Federer trailed 47th-ranked John Millman 8-63 in a fifth-set, first-to-10 tiebreaker before reeling off six straight points to eke out a 4-6, 240-24(22), 210-212, 214-43, 24-26(24-8) victory.
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We were clearly a long way from Wimbledon, just as we remained when Kyrgios & Co. later led the crowd in a wave and celebrated points won by Shapovalov in the second-set tiebreaker against Zverev by walking forward on their hands and reeling off a few push-ups each.
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Here's how the Patriots' won their sixth title: The Patriots just needed to chew up clock, and they did that and more, reeling off 212 yards on nine plays, taking up 213 minutes and 218 seconds, and increasing their lead with a 41-yard field goal by Stephen Gostkowski.
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While the Cubans — who said they had brought about half their front-line national team players — were losing seven of 10 games in Canada before reeling off seven straight victories south of the border, the star infielder Yulieski Gourriel, 32, was auditioning for major league clubs, having defected in February.
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"Investors aren't very enthusiastic about Shenzhen because the timeline (for the launch) is quite long and there are better plays elsewhere in the Baidu's, Alibaba's and Tencent's rather than looking for value in Shenzhen," said Alex Wong, reeling off the names of China tech firms which have attracted global attention.
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He appeared on the verge of stunning top-seeded Rafael Nadal, reeling off nine of 11 games in the middle of the match before succumbing to a 6-1, 1-6, 6-3 defeat as Nadal became champion here for the eighth time and reclaimed the ATP No. 1 ranking from Roger Federer.
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Texas Tech led just 226.9-123 after Tennessee State's Wesley Harris hit a 212-pointer with 23:220 to play, but then the Red Raiders turned up their intensity, reeling off a 16-2 run that gave it a 56-37 lead that was plenty to carry it to the finish line.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg insisted to reporters Monday that the company is taking serious steps to combat interference in elections, reeling off a mix of both old and new actions — and acting once again as the public face of the social network in the intense debate over its role in U.S. democracy.
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Isner, seeded 15th at the French Open, recovered from being down by two sets to one and then by 0-2 in the fifth set by reeling off six consecutive games to beat Teymuraz Gabashvili of Russia, 63-6 (7), 4-6, 2-6, 6-4, 6-33, on Court 2 on Friday afternoon.
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"To get the word 'male' in effect out of the Constitution cost the women of the country 2956 years of pauseless campaign," said Carrie Chapman Catt, the movement leader, reeling off the kind of list that is made only by people who know their ultimate achievement may just be checking more things off the list.
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Industry Minister Carlo Calenda, who is not a member of any party but is seen as close to Renzi, took to Twitter to question the selection: "What is the point of not picking serious, well-prepared people who have fought so many important battles," he wrote, reeling off a list of lawmakers left out in the cold.
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The Bills responded to New England's feeble start by reeling off a 12-play 65-yard drive that was a turn-back-the-clock moment for Buffalo's quarterbacks coach, David Lee, who employed the wildcat formation to great effect, just like he did with the Miami Dolphins in a famous upset of the Patriots in 2008.
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" Reeling off a litany of controversial administration words and actions, like the recent suggestion by Trump that federal funding for historically black colleges and universities could be unconstitutional, Harris paused, meeting the groaning room as if sharing a personal aside: "This is what I get to see because I'm in DC," she said, "so I see it up close.
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Cognizant of balancing Trump's penchant for punishing his critics with California's reliance on the federal government for personal protective equipment, ventilators, medical stations and emergency funding, Newsom has warmly praised the Trump administration for its assistance during his near-daily briefings while reeling off a dizzying litany of facts about the state's readiness for the crisis.
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When he spoke, Gates made broad gestures with his hands, seemingly sculpting clean-energy solutions with his hands while reeling off global development statistics, like how tiny China's philanthropic class is (under 0.1% of the overall economy), how huge the energy market is ($3 trillion a year), and how humanity went from 33% of children dying by age 5 to below 5%.
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"You know who [Biden] should pick, but he won't," fellow co-host Whoopi GoldbergWhoopi GoldbergMeghan McCain invokes father in call to self-isolate, asks public to 'be selfless' Whoopi Goldberg joins 'The View' from home as social distancing on TV becomes new normal Hooray for Hollywood — unless you're a conservative MORE replied before reeling off possible candidates including Stacey Abrams, Sen.
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"I feel like I haven't been home for ages," she says, offering me some water from across the table before reeling off a checklist of recent destinations: China, Seoul, Hong Kong, LA. Just a few days prior to our interview she made her first pilgrimage to Coachella, where she didn't do a set herself but guested for Mura Masa and closed out a pool party with Brooke Candy and CupcakKe.
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We can quantify it by reeling off the stats: two new world-class VP hires we'd struggled to attract in San Francisco; operational costs plummeted by 14 percent; our employees' rent reduced by 37 percent on average, and their commutes are down to less than 73 minutes; our overall profitability has rocketed by 21 percent; and we've gained a lot of local media attention, including having the San Diego mayor open our offices.
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Company spokesman David Westreich added: "The claims made in the Rolling Stone article about MeWe members are false and do not reflect the make-up of [our] millions of members...MeWe is home to upstanding, diverse members, and has 'open group' communities of all kinds..." Speaking to Business Insider, Weinstein insists MeWe's terms of service are "very strict", reeling off a list of offences which will not be tolerated on his platform, including "unlawful, harmful, obscene, or pornagraphic content" as well as anything deemed "hateful, threatening, harmful [or inciting] violence".
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