there, theyas out had stipulations and agreements and memorandums of understanding that required when the bowhead whale were migrating through, you're out of the water. the engines are not running, you cannot be out there. when i tell that to people in the lower 48 who come from producing places, north dakota or california, tell them that when the whale come through, there is nothing going on, they say what? you can't possibly do that. i say no, that is a condition. you have a social license to operate. you have to work with the people who work there, the indigenous peoples who have been there 1000 years. , it is aboutalance balance and it is not easy, that it is very important. lisa murkowski is chair of the energy and natural resources committee in the senate and the senior senator from alaska. final question. in the next couple of weeks, a lot of attention will be paid to you when it comes to the brett kavanaugh nomination. you have had this before, but what that is like, to have that attention? sen. murkowski: i like to say that look, all of us in the senate have exactly the same

david: the third option is to wait theyas the waters rose, could fall again, but this could take monthspreparing the boys four months of inactivity could be difficult. >> we know things that could help. one is dropping fluorescent lights that are set on timers to mimic day and night because that is important to reset their sleep patterns. also having scheduled activities planned, which might sound bizarre. when you are trapped in a cave, it is important to have focused and teamwork. david: that is if they can wait. the authorities are attempting to pump out the cave system now to keep the water down and the boys safe, but more rain could make that possible. >> being in a cave in the wet season, where they were sitting that moment, i don't think there is anything to say that is a place that t water could touch. -- could not touch. i have been involved in projects ,he, after a single rainstorm water has come up 30 meters and less than 12 hours. meanwhile, the parents gathered at the surface have to wait. the thai authorities are try pg to establine line so they can talk to them, but this

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and so what they're messin theya long history of laws that protect the american people and the americannomy. two quick examples. in one case a large restaurant chain was trying to bring in cheaper level within he said, hs unlawful. in seakd quick example when a foreign company tried to get rid of their made in china labels, he again said that was unfair to american consumers. if they want to know what products are made in america versus made in china, they have a right-to-buy american if they want. >> i love your perspective knowing him personally but also bringing up his mom. he spoke about her when he spoke to the country. it's an important perspective to have. thank you for being here this morning. let's hope they give him the bet of the doubt. >> maybe one democrat with meet with him. maybe one. >> not one? >> not one yet has met with him >>> he's an convicted terrorist and admitted to helping al qaeda. why is a judge allowing him to stay in america. >>> capitalism under attack. why don't the progressiv progret about our winning economy. that up next. ♪ whatever you do to stay healt

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