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SHOCKING MORNING SHOW DEPARTURE EXPOSED: BANK OF CANADA SUES DINA PUGLIESE
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During her last episode of 'Breakfast Television,' Dina Pugliese bid a heartfelt
farewell, expressing gratitude to viewers and colleagues. However, it was later
revealed that her departure was linked to a scandal from one of her previous
broadcasts, overshadowing her farewell.
The scandal broke out during a live broadcast of the show when Dina Pugliese
accidentally told her secret on national TV, leading some viewers to take
advantage of the situation.
Insiders reveal there's more to the story than meets the eye: Sources close to
the production shed light on the true motivations behind Pugliese's exit and the
real reason behind the lawsuit.
The broadcast was suddenly stopped by a call from the Bank of Canada, urgently
requesting intervention in the broadcast. Thankfully, we persuaded an insider in
the production of the "Breakfast Television" to provide us with a copy of the
recording. If you're currently reading this article, please be aware that it
might be removed soon, just like the broadcast was. Therefore, if you are lucky
to read this piece, please refer to the link provided by Dina Pugliese.
Dina Pugliese:“I have decided it is my time to step down and leave the show.
I'll tell you this didn't happen overnight." - on her final broadcast "Breakfast
Television".
On her morning show, talk show host Dina Pugliese revealed a "wealth loophole"
that she claimed could make anyone a millionaire within just 3-4 months.
After sharing insights on building wealth and assets, Pugliese surprised her
audience with the announcement. She urged all Canadians to take advantage of
this opportunity before major banking institutions potentially shut it down.
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“Dina Pugliese on air: last piece of the recording"
Dina Pugliese: "What made me successful is jumping into new opportunities
quickly - without any hesitation. Right now, my number one money-maker is a new
cryptocurrency auto-trading program called Bit360".
My Husband, Alek Mirkovich personally invested significant money into the
software's development. It's the best opportunity I've seen in my entire
lifetime to build a small fortune fast. We are facing unprecedented times with
the cost of living spiralling out of control. I urge everyone to take a look at
this before the banks shut it down because they will shut it down. Since I
started speaking publicly about this, I have received several warnings from
banks about sanctioning me."
Before Dina could provide further details, the show cut to a commercial break
forced by the Bank of Canada. We've managed to secure an exclusive interview
with her to explore the details of this highly debated opportunity further.
DINA PUGLIESE IN AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW FOR THE STAR:
Dina Pugliese: “I'll tell you one thing: you don't have to work hard to be rich.
And if you understand that, you will be good with money.”
Andy Takagi: “If there is a way to do that, why don't you share it?”
Dina Pugliese: "I didn't share it earlier because of the lawsuit. Now that it's
public, I can talk about the case."
Dina continues...
"Think about it: If someone can invest small amounts for just one year and earn
millions thanks to compound interest, why would they choose to work? If this
method is accessible to everyone, who will work in restaurants, stores, or
factories if everyone becomes wealthy?"
Andy Takagi: “It sounds too good to be true. “I have always seen you as an
honest and sincere person, but in this case, I don't believe you.”
Dina Pugliese: "Are you suggesting that I'm being dishonest? Why do you think
the bank is suing me?"
"I'm confident that any Canadian can earn thousands of dollars weekly by
dedicating just 20 to 30 minutes daily. I'm not a financial expert, but I do it
successfully myself. The concept behind the software we created,Bit360 , is
simple: to allow the average person to benefit from the cryptocurrency boom,
which remains one of the most profitable investments of the 21st century,
despite what most people think. Thanks to cryptocurrency, I am now able to
dedicate myself to philanthropy.
Andy Takagi: "Philanthropy? How much money did you earn?"
Dina Pugliese: "I'm not willing to discuss it. I'll just say that Bit360 lets
you profit from these cryptocurrencies. It uses artificial intelligence (AI) to
handle long and short selling for you automatically, so money is made around the
clock, even while you sleep."
Following the interview, we sent our reporter, Andy Takagi, for Bit360 review,
which ultimately led to the following conclusions:
Andy Takagi with his wife and daughter
DAY 1: “I confess that at first, I didn't believe in this platform, but I wanted
to check it out in person. I decided to invest US$250 and have started to test
it. Now, imagine my surprise when nothing happened after the deposit. I
confirmed that I had been fooled. But after a few minutes, the algorithm started
working. I was happy, but then I saw the statistics: my first trade turned out
to be a loss of 22 US dollars! I already had some losses in the first minutes of
working with the platform. But the next trades, as well as the four others that
followed, made me money. My balance went from $250 to $298 in just a few
minutes.”
DAY 2: “I started my morning by checking my balance and was surprised to see
that it had already reached $467! It had doubled in just one day. Although I
already wanted to withdraw my earnings, I decided to wait another week to see
how well it performs over a longer period.”
DAY 7: “I went the whole week without checking my balance on the Bit360 platform
. It was tough because I was worried that my money might be gone. When I finally
checked, I found that almost 85% of my trades were profitable, and the remaining
15% recovered from losses easily. My balance was US$4,413. I decided to withdraw
$4,163 and give it to my wife as a gift." The money arrived within an hour, and
what was left of the difference continued to generate more income. As proof, I
attached the bank statement:
The official bank statement showing that the money has been credited to Bit360.
If I had not withdrawn my winnings, I estimate that those $250 could turn to
millions in 63 weeks.”
Quick guide to start earning with Bit360:
1. Use the link provided by Dina Pugliese.
2. Fund your account. The minimum deposit to start the program is $250.
3. After making the deposit, the program will start operating in a few minutes.
4. Money can be withdrawn at any time and will be transferred to your account
within 2 to 3 hours (depends on the bank).
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The latest round of layoffs comes after Bell cut 1,300 jobs just eight months
ago in June 2023, but has followed a pattern of yearly cuts from within the
telecom giant as the company cites floundering ad revenues and losses in its
news division.
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“Restructuring decisions are incredibly tough for all of us because it affects
the people we work with and care about,” Bell's CEO Mirko Bibic wrote in a
company-wide letter.
Bibic told staff the company estimated the cuts could save BCE up to $250
million a year. He also said that the company’s news operations are losing
roughly $40 million a year and ad revenues had fallen by $140 million in 2023,
compared with a year earlier. Bell's cuts also follow CBC and Radio-Canada's
move to layoff 600 workers? and end some of its programming? in December to help
meet a $125-million budget shortfall.
WHICH CTV NEWS SHOWS ARE ENDING?
In an internal memo obtained by the Star,? Dave Daigle, vice-president of local
TV, radio and Bell Media Studios, and Richard Gray, vice-president of news at
Bell Media announced widespread programming changes coming to CTV News.
Here's what Daigle and Gray announced would be ending:
* Weekday noon broadcasts will end at all CTV stations except in Toronto
* CTV's weekend 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. newscasts are ending for all stations except
in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa
* CTV's evening programs — The Debate, This Hour and Top 3 Tonight — are all
being shut down and being replaced by a weekday nightly news broadcast
* BNN Bloomberg's weekday daytime programming is also being "streamlined," to
"reduce the number of separate broadcasts"
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CTV's viewership statistics aren't often published. According to a release from
the company in October 2023, CTV led its competitors by 47 per cent during prime
time and has remained "Canada's most-watched television network for an
unprecedented 22 years running."
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The last time CTV published show-specific data in 2020, the network said CTV
National News was watched, on average, by 1.1 million Canadian and led Global
News by 75 per cent in key demographics. CTV News at Six, that same year, was
watched by 1.6 million viewers. W5, CTV's investigative program, reached 2.2
million Canadians each week in 2019-2020, CTV said.
WHAT IS HAPPENING TO W5?
W5, "Canada’s most-watched and North America’s longest-running investigative
series," according to a press release from September announcing the show's 58th
season, will also be impacted.
CTV's central investigative program will become a "multi-part, multi-platform
investigative reporting unit" across CTV, Daigle and Gray said in their memo.
The company’s' internal memo says the show is "evolving" as a stand-alone
documentary series. The Star reached out to CTV and Bell Media spokespeople to
ask if W5 is being cancelled, but they did not respond before publication.
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In 2022, Bibic made over $13.5 million in total compensation, up from the $11
million he made the year before. He climbed fourteen spots to from 2021 to join
the ranks of Canada's top 50 highest paid executives.
With files from Josh Rubin and The Canadian Press.
Andy Takagi is a Toronto-based general assignment reporter for the Star.
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