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economically, particularly as this narrative has been bulding over the last week or so that the president was maato reach a deal himself. and so here we are on a saturday afternoon at a hastily arranged news conference two days in a row. the white house intent on putting the president out there to show he is taking concrete action to try to bring relief to people even if some of those steps he announces today are ultimately challenged in court. >> and of course after this he is going to be going as we just discussed with jonathan to the h hamptons one of the wealthiest communities in the country to raise money for his campaign. the contras between that and the people without their $600 which expired last week of unemployment compensation and one of the republican arguments here has been certainly from some of the people in the white house as well that there is, and from people on capitol hill, that there is no incentive for people to get jobs if they get too much money from unemployment compensation which ignores the fact that most of those jobs have disappeared during the pandemic and that jobs

he can say, please, wear a maas. please stay socially distance. but the federal government to really create the law and enforce it to make you wear a mask, to stay 6 feet away from you. >> host: i hope it's not a little off topic, but some scholars of federalism are take making the case that we're not terribly well suited for handling this kind of crisis. you look at, nonetheless, at some of the other federal systems, you know, germany and australia, for example, canada where they've done a lot better than we have. is there something earn meant to the system -- inherent to the system that led us to the situation that we're in right now with this pandemic, and the president really was constrained in, you know, the tools that he had available to solve the problem? than some other democracies. >> guest: yeah, i don't think that if president biden had been president now or if president had been hillary clinton, i don't know that the outcome would have been all that different just because there's this rerestaurant on the president and on -- restraint o

. >>> two nasas a r astronauts maa flash down on earth. >> welcome back to planet earth. >>> terrifying moments in wyoming when three hot air balloons crash landed more than a dozen people hurt. >>> two great white sharks spotted off the coast of cape cod. >>> and tennis star roger federer surprised two girls in italy after their rooftop tennis match became a viral sensation he joined in. >> and they did it al and the chefs set the record for the most people taking part in an online sandwich making relay putting it together in less than four hours >>> how incredible that event raised awareness about food insecurity and the funds went to feeding america. so a great world book record breaking event dylan, obviously you love a good meal as well. >> of course i'm not going to turn down a good sandwich. i know al was proud because his sonic made the final sandwich, a blt, they've been cooking together a lot in the kitchen during the quarantine. >> compared to the last time where al had to go to 50 states. >> exactly. >> today we'll have more on the topic. the sharp rise in grocery prices and

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surprise visit to libya by maas.ass called the recent issue that recent -- hours are still sending arms to libya. a french cargo ship loaded with tons of humanitarian aid has docked in beirut. supplies will go to those left homeless after an explosion rocked the port earlier this month. french president emmanuel macron has called for reforms so the country can access international funding. the indian air force deployed a military helicopter on monday to rescue a man stranded for hours in rapid water. local media reported the man had been stuck in the floodwaters, clinging to a fallen tree, ever since the day before. well, the trial has started today of the main suspect in what could be germany's largest-ever organize child sex abuse case. more than 150 suspects are also being investigated in the case involving an online pedophile network that shared images of child pornography. critics say german is not doing enough to tackle crimes against children or the internet. >> t the defendant heaead as he entered the courtro