harris: hey, reno. hi, everybody. it is so good. wasn't dominique amazing? so good to be back in reno. i am so happy to see you guys. what a beautiful day. i never knew there were blue pumpkins. [laughter] i just want to thank patricia ackerman who of course is running for congress in nevada. let's make sure we take care of that. wendy, these, candidate for state senator in nevada. dr. andrew taylor, washita county school district. and then dominique. i am just going to come over here. so it is so good to see you guys. it is so good to be back in reno. thank you all for coming out this afternoon. everybody has got a busy life. these are tough days. thank you all for the time and energy and for your commitment to fighting for our democracy. [applause] i have been doing a lot of interviews as you can imagine and people say, what do you think is going to happen the day after the election? i said look, here is what i truly believe. we have taken a battering. there is no question about it, over these last three and a half years. -- democracy -- the the shingles h

harris: hi, reno! hi, everybody! que amazing?i be -- i am soto happy to be in reno.ant to thank patricia ackerman who is running for congress in nevada too. let's make sure we take care of that. jenkins, candidate for state senator in i am just going to come over here. so it is so good to see you guys. it is so good to be back in reno. thank you all for coming out this afternoon. everybody has got a busy life. these are tough days. i have been doing a lot of interviews as you can imagine and people say, what do you think is going to happen the day after the election? i said look, here is what i truly believe. we have taken a battering. there is no question about it, over these last three and a half years. our democracy is a house and the shingles have fallen out a bit. the house is still standing. i do believe our democracy will always be as strong as our willingness and preparedness to fight for it. [applause] and fight we will because look at what i am looking at. there are a bunch of folks over there -- because we had to socially distant, we have friends over ther

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at 3 p.m., democratic vice president candidate senator kamala harris campaigns in reno, never -- nevada. mike pence will speak in south carolina after that. on c-span two, the whole host an event focusing on the pharmaceutical supply chain. at 3 p.m., the heritage foundation hears from leaders of operation warp speed, the plan to create a coronavirus vaccine and at 7 p.m., the indiana governor's debate between incumbent republican eric holcomb his challengers, the democratic and libertarian candidates. >> tonight, president trump pulled a campaign rally in omaha, nebraska. watch live at 8:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at www.c-span.org for listen live on the free c-span radio app. several people gathered at the white house last night to witness amy barrett being sworn in as the next associate justice on the supreme court. the ceremony took place shortly after the senate approved her nomination by a vote of 52-48. the oath of office was administered by justice clarence thomas. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by justice claren

i'm told that you can vote early and percent right here in reno.f you do not know where, i checked. the reno sparks convention center. 4590 south virginia street. open not :00rrow, to 7:00. remember friends do not let , friends vote alone. take a family member. take a neighbor. take a coworker and vote to reelect president donald trump today. [cheers and applause] --l right echo alright? you gotta get done because i have something for you to do for the next four days. when i think back on 2016, and that a credible election night, we saw that victory rollout across all of the country. i thought it gave evidence to the fact that the american people decided to take their government back. [cheers and applause] they were talking to each other. they were turning down the sound. andll of the pundits pollsters and experts. they say, you know what? i hear in this man with donald trump a vision and leadership qualities that can bring this country back. i need you do that again. and every day between now and election day, i needed to go out and talk to somebo

the indictment says he was known as el reno the godfather it's a 1st time the former head of the mets k'naan forces has been arrested president lopez obrador claims it shows the failure of past governments. my yesterday. this is an unequivocal signal of the decay of the government in the neoliberal period and i always said it wasn't just a crisis that it was a progressive deregulation this should serve for us to understand that the main problem here mexico is corruption. it's a political gift for the president he sees himself as an anti graft crusader and has proposed a referendum to run in tandem with midterm elections over whether to charge former presidents have committed alleged crimes in mexico right now already one of the top topics in discussion is should former presidents go on trial and this place is right if a minister of defense was involved with drug trafficking what about his box is going to be used by the governing party more and other part of president of the resort to bring out voters is the idea of you know going to go to people say well you know why you know you're g

like one reno county sheriff's deputy. sergeant jumper was a 28 year law enforcement veteran.arly three decades of service, he earned two distinguished service awards and had a profound impact on the lives of so many in this community. as you all know and i learned on the way here, one week ago, he lost his life in the line of duty. but i am deeply humbled and profoundly honored to be here today and joined by his wonderful wife of 25 years and their daughter. sarah and catherine, we say to you, south carolina and america will never forget or fail to honor the life and service of sergeant jumper. god bless you. [cheers and applause] thank you for honoring us with your presence here today. proof positive in the life we just celebrated and an incredible family, men and women who serve in law-enforcement are the best of us, and they deserve the respect of every american, every day. [cheering and applause] now joe biden and his running mate often say they think america is systemically racist. [crowd booing] and worse still, they both say they believe that police officers have an "i

it is natural for them to say to somebody, you can move out of san francisco and go to boise or renophoenix or denver, and we will pay you less money. we will pay you money to do that and we can build a hub. etiquette is natural for tech, very unnatural for life sciences. vonnie: speaking of those cities, i am curious as to what you think will happen to las vegas. we are hearing sheldon adelson is potentially going to move out. do you think those areas have future? >> when you talk about different locations, i think you also have to put them against two items in choosing whether states or cities. one, do you have a governance regime that provides safety and cleanliness in those locations? that is becoming paramount, as we have seen. increasing homelessness. is the tax regimes in different cities and states. i think san francisco has a gross receipts tax. that is going to deter companies from saying -- staying there and paying a tax that they don't have to pay in reno. rumored to be looking at a number of different tax increases. what happens when you raise taxes, people think it is a

from las vegas to reno and from carlon to right here in the wonderful, beautiful hard-working carsoncity, we stand on the shoulder of red-blooded american patriots who poured out there blood, sweat and soul to secure our liberty. we love our liberty. liberty and freedom with bad leadership can be extinguished very quickly. you look at what happened in venezuela and so many other places. were just a much, much bigger version, and if we let them do this you not going to have it for very long. it's a very sad thing. most important election we've ever had. nevada was founded by some of the toughest men and strongest women ever to walk the face of the earth. this date was built by pioneers and prospectors, minors and cowboys, innovators and trailblazers who tamed the front tier, raised up the mighty hoover dam, transformed sprawling and beautiful desert into a shining oasis that lit up the brilliant lights of the las vegas strip which i know so well. our american ancestors made this into the greatest nation in the history of the world and the best is yet to come. it's happening. proud cit

camped at 6:30 p.m., five miles from reno. 78 mile drive for the day. the former principal agricultural college, now chairman of the chamber of commerce, was willing to give wrote advice, which we would not have gotten through the canyon without his assistance." road conditions during this trip could be quite a challenge. there were no highways. that system did not get started until the eisenhower administration. some areas had no roads whatsoever. it could be a challenge finding the nearest bridge to cross rivers. as they mentioned on the 18th here for example, "we left camp at 7:30 a.m., arrived at the hotel at 4:00 p.m. at first, they had a good gravel road. they got 78 miles for the day. then they hit a stretch that was said to be the worst stretch of road between oceans, battle mountain to elco. a total of 10 gallons of gas and one quart of oil were used that day." in addition to the road conditions, repairing the car and having equipment for repairs could be quite a challenge. they mentioned on the 16th, "a cold morning. left camp at 7:45 a.m. got

[applause] ♪ ♪ >> today, democratic buys presidential candidate senator kamala harris campaigns in reno one week before election day. live coverage begins at 3 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> now, a discussion about technology policy, data protection and what the u.s. dataalent to europe's protection revolution might look like. >> senior fellow, welcome to this afternoons -- where we might discuss how the pandemic has changed our views on privacy and what that implies for legislation. ing the privacy legislation for some years but with increased urgency following the adoption and state laws in california and other states. at a recent hearing a group of chairs and

his running mate is off to nevada with stops in vegas and reno. and the first lady is off reno. biden is slightly ahead in the keystone state according to the latest cbs news poll. >> we have made such strides. it's absolutely an amazing thing what we have done in a period of seven months. >> the bottom line is donald trump is the worst possible president, the worst possible person to try to lead us through this pandemic. >> a quick look at states that could make or break the presidential race. states the president won in 2016 are back in play.. >>> today is your last chance to request a replacement absentee ballot. that's to ensure it'll count if you choose to mail it in. >>> and we want to help you vote smart this election. for information about all the top races and how you can vote early or on election day head to kpix.com. >>> still ahead, your ballot is safe with the golden state warriors. >> nobody has anything to worry about. >> how they are eas ing worries. . >> and the market just opened ten minutes ago. we break down the numbers after the break. >> and a reminder kpix

at 3 p.m., democratic vice president candidate senator kamala harris campaigns in reno, never -- nevada pence will speak in south carolina after that. on c-span two, the whole host an event focusing on the pharmaceutical supply chain. at 3 p.m., the heritage foundation hears from leaders of operation warp speed, the plan to create a coronavirus vaccine and at 7 p.m., the indiana governor's debate between incumbent republican eric holcomb his challengers, the democratic and libertarian candidates. >> tonight, president trump pulled a campaign rally in omaha, nebraska. watch live at 8:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at www.c-span.org for listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>

senator kamala harris campaigns in reno, nevada.ce vice president mike speaks to supporters in greenville, south carolina. on c-span2 at 1:00 p.m., the hill host an event focused on the pharmaceutical supply chain. the heritage foundation hears from leaders of operation warp speed, the plan to create coronavirus vaccine. at 7:00 p.m., the indiana governor's debate between eric holcomb and his challengers, a democrat and libertarian candidate donald rainwater. tuesday evening, president trump holds a campaign rally in omaha, nebraska. watch live at 8:30 p.m. eastern c-span.org,nline at or listen live on the free c-span radio app. next, a discussion on the role of america in rebuilding the global economy after the covid-19 pandemic. the peterson institute hosted speakers, including jason furman, a former chair of the council of economic advisers under president obama. america in reaction he economy after the covid-19 pandemic. we heard from the chair

bombing in oklahoma city, the southern poverty law center sent a letter to then-attorney general janet reno, and we talked about what we were seeing in terms of the threat from the anti-government movement. we saw more and more of this kind of thing happening on the ground. >> it's time for the government to take a new look at white supremacist groups, hate groups, militias? is this going to trigger any kind of crackdown? >> let me say that we need to finish this investigation. >> at the time, i don't really think that there was an understanding of how much of a threat we were dealing with within our own country. >> reporter: to the white power movement, violence is a means to an end. something that kelvin pierce says was ingrained in his upbringing. >> i remember fantasizing about going into washington, d.c. and standing on a street corner, holding a machine gun, and mowing down black people with that machine gun. >> reporter: but as a college student at virginia tech, kelvin began asking questions and distancing himself from his infamous father. >> i learned that i did not need to attach

the oregon border in the north to the eastern border of california and going over into nevada around reno and the lake tahoe area. and then south around salinas and monterey and then west over to the pacific ocean. we are open to ordained rabbis across the spectrum. conservative, orthodox, reconstructionist, renewal, secular humanists, and also rabbis that are not affiliated with a particular denomination, even though they may have been trained and ordained in one. >> just to the advertising, i should say i myself am a member of the board of rabbis and a former president myself of the board of directors. i'm curious to know if you can talk a little bit about the ways in which the board of rabbis thinks of itself as a peer group, as a group in which rabbis themselves care for each other and get to know each other. >> yes. one of the wonderful things, as you know, is that we take turns walking in each other's footsteps. our board of directors, which we now call our executive committee, rotates over time. there are many colleagues who have served in the role of president and we have a few co

law enforcement. 2 the indictment says he was known as el reno the godfather it's a 1st time the former head of the mets k'naan forces has been arrested president lopez obrador claims it shows the failure of past governments. why is that. this is an unequivocal signal of the decay of the government in the neoliberal period and i always said it wasn't just a crisis that it was a progressive deregulation this should serve for us to understand that the main problem mexico is corruption. it's a political gift for the president he sees himself as an anti graft crusader and has proposed a referendum to run in tandem with mid-term elections over whether to charge former presidents have committed alleged crimes in mexico right now already one of the top topics in discussion is should former presidents go on trial and this plays right into that if a minister of defense was involved with drug trafficking what about his books is going to be used by the governing party more and other part of president of the world or to bring out voters is the idea of you know going to go to people say well you kno

listen to senator kamala harris and reno, nevada. she was there stumping yesterday and here is what she had to say about how joe biden and she would approach the economy versus the trump administration. >> joe biden says you want to ask me about how the economy is going, tell me how working people are doing? tell me how working families are doing? joe biden says we are not going to increase taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 a year and we are going to make sure that working families don't pay more than 7% of their income in childcare. and yes, we are going to raise minimum wage but we also know that's the minimum and we need to invest in what we can do in terms of innovation and building infrastructure and investing in good union pain jobs to build up the middle classas in america. on the other hand, you have donald trump who, when asked, how is the economy doing asked how is the stock market doing? how are rich people doing? he passes as one of his first orders of business a tax bill benefiting the top 1% in the biggest corpo

today he will hold a rally outside of reno, trying to flip this state he lost in 2016. margaret? brennan: weijia jiang in las vegas. we want to take a closer look at two states that went to president trump in 2016 but now are putting vice president joe biden in the lead. in the typically republican state of arizona, former vice president joe biden is three points ahead of the president. in wisconsin, mr. biden is at 51%, and mr. trump is at 46%. cbs news elections director, anthony salvanto, is in west chester county to tell us more. good morning. why is president trump trailing in these states? >> good morning, margaret. from the rust belt to the sunbelt, two states that could be pivotal, let me show you what is going on. first of all, views on how the candidates handled themselves personally, joe biden with a significant edge on the president thre. always an important part of voters' calculus. let me show you this: such a big part of the president's base in wisconsin and other states has been that white non-college vote. he won them by a large gap in 2016. well, his margin with

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she now teaches at the university of nevada, reno.he has multiple pre—existing conditions, like a rare autoimmune disorder that causes tumours that have wrapped around her optic nerve and part of her brain. her life depends on periodic cancer fighting infusions that cost $160,000 per year. felicia is terrified. she knows that without the aca, she could not afford ongoing treatment — a treatment she needs to stay alive. and here's exactly what she said, and i'll quote. "my life is in the hands of people i do not know, who do not know me, who are essentially telling me that i don't matter, that my life does not matter, that my health does not matter, that my health does not matter, that the day—to—day quality of my life doesn't matter. and that's really ha rd." matter. and that's really hard." tragically, felicia's story is not unique, herfears are shared by millions of americans, the affordable care act and its protections hinge on the supreme court. and the outcome of this hearing. before being elected, donald trump promised that ever

seems to wants to break up their listen to between the met states and brazil because of the amazon reno that some countries have interest in the amazon and we have to dissuade them from doing this by having our armed forces ready. but fires are still out of control in the rain forest and in brazil spend time at. the world's largest wetland pointing at risk endangered species you guys you assume you . brazil signed the paris agreement to fight global warming and promised to reduce deforestation by 80 percent this year but we are very far from that goal in order to fulfill its promise brazil should have a limit to deforestation in the amazon to less than 4000 square kilometers but according to aim pits latest data by the end of december it will probably have destroyed 3 times that amount monica and i care for al-jazeera rio de janeiro. this is our desire and these are the top stories a ceasefire was here in armenia and azerbaijan is due to come into effect in around here in a half hours the countries have been just fighting of the disputed nagorno-karabakh region russia's foreign minister

that it was around 5 o'clock in the afternoon local time here in france in coffee along santa ana reno a small town in the suburb northwest of paris when police approached a young man they say in in the street in a residential area not far from the school they say this young man had been acting suspiciously when they approached him he threatened them they say he had a knife in his hands he was armed and then they opened fire they shot him dead now when they then approached the attacker that have been shot dead they looked and about 200 meters away police say they saw the body of a man on the ground police say that body had been decapitated now what we understand is that the victim was in fact a professor of history a teacher of history i should say in a secondary school high school i think you'd say in france not far from the scene where he was killed police say that it was just last week that this teacher had actually taken a bunch of students and he had been teaching them about freedom of expression freedom of speech should have been a class and what he had shown them during that cla

reno the bomb dear colleagues we've just found out is the prime minister was speaking that an extremely serious attack has taken place and nice and that according to fragmentary information that i have at least one person has been killed possibly more i'm talking in the conditional as i don't have more information whatever happens i'm asking you in these tragic circumstances to observe the minute silence in solidarity with the victim or victims and all of their loved ones. if you're just joining us here on al-jazeera we are bringing you that continuing coverage of that attack in a church in nice 3 people have been killed in a stabbing attack the the attacker has been taken into custody we're also learning of an incidence in the french city of having your own police say they shot a man after he threatens members of the public with a knife we're also hearing that a man has been arrested in jeddah in saudi arabia after stabbing a guard at the french consulate there according to the state's televisions 3 separate incidents in just one day let's speak and i'd say yes of the artsy he's the he

seems to wants to break up their listen to between the met states and brazil because of the amazon reno that some countries have interest in the amazon and we have to dissuade them from doing this by having our armed forces ready. but fires are still out of control in the rain forest in brazil spent time on the world's largest wetland putting it risk endangered species your rescue us in your. brazil signed the paris agreement to fight global warming and promise to reduce deforestation by 80 percent this year but we are very far from that goal in order to fulfill its promise brazil should have a limit to deforestation in the amazon to less than 4000 square kilometers but according to aim at latest data by the end of december it will probably have destroyed 3 times that amount monica al-jazeera rio de janeiro. this is all just over these of the top stories are many and as a by john are accusing each other of violating a ceasefire in the disputed region of the old okada bike hours after it came into force this is the military released a video on saturday showing what it says is an almost v

seems to wants to break up their listen to between the met states and brazil because of the amazon reno that some countries have interest in the amazon and we have to dissuade them from doing this by having our armed forces ready. but fires are still out of control in the rain forest in brazil spend time around the world's largest wetland where do you risk endangered species. brazil signed the paris agreement to fight global warming and promise to reduce deforestation by 80 percent this year but we are very far from that goal in order to fulfill its promise brazil should have a limit to deforestation in the amazon to less than 4000 square kilometers but according to aim pits latest data by the end of december it will probably have destroyed 3 times that amount monica al-jazeera rio de janeiro ark and delta has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves further inland and across southern parts of the u.s. it's weakened after making landfall in the state of louisiana for calls as a warning there is still a chance of dangerous storm surges and flash flooding in the coming days much of

a better body this was born in captivity in and studied at the reno. vote today he teaches there himself. eat at this institutions students are taught a range of different dance techniques there's everything from ballet to modern to contemporary dance. there was more. than improvisation exercises that somebody else plays experimental music while the dances let the inspiration then in creating a new pretty.

also today, senator kamala harris will be in reno, nevada, one week before election day.ive coverage here at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. vice president mike pence will be in greenville, south carolina, and we will have that live coverage here as well as 3:00 p.m. eastern, online as well. and tonight, the president will hold a rally in omaha, nebraska, and you can watch it live here at 8:30 p.m. eastern time. for all of our coverage, go to c-span.org. tim in luxembourg, wisconsin, you are undecided. part of the very small percentage of undecided voters in wisconsin. why are you undecided? caller: i have always voted democrat, but it will be hard to vote for -- well, if i do vote, democrat,lf voting but i will be actually voting for harris. bidenard to vote for joe when he voted for the iraq war, libya happened under his watch. but the wisconsin legislature -- i have never seen a legislature like the republican wisconsin legislature that ignored the 2016 referendum that passed overwhelmingly to legalize marijuana. they just did not do anything about that. they just ignored a re

but let's go back to reno.a little gating the election and this of 1st part of the program here let's talk about this in your my do you think this is going to end up in the supreme court i mean considering the hyperbole we've heard in all of the threats and everything no concession and where is your army of lawyers your lawyers here your blinders here i mean it's in the making it's happening as we speak ok and we have of course we have only 8 justices on the court there is there is a high possibility a great possibility that we'll have a 91. before the election here do you think we're going to need that 9th judge considering what's going on with the campaigns and the election well. we will be calling when so our convention when we step up with 116 when we were out of well you know i mean polling we were. very much welcome back and i mean here is the dynamics change as well and so i don't think anyone thought that we simply prepared for it no longer well me but i'm sorry oh i do projects on one side but i think

cuban-americans, particularly the exiled community wanted to punish the democrats, particularly clinton and renoy they could do that was vicariously through the gore ticket. support not 50% of the that he and clinton got four years earlier. when you are realized the election all came down to 537 votes in florida, obviously, that difference was a deciding factor. i don't know that you are seeing that so much as we talked earlier about the demagoguery. really weaponizing the word communist and socialist to falsely label the other side. i don't know that is working as effectively as they hope it will. emily: now, just to refresh the minds of the folks who are younger than you and i, you have some networks calling gore winning florida first. then, bush was awarded florida by fox news. other stages started calling bush the winner. you had an apparent concession speech by gore. a retraction of that speech. 537 becameg votes, the issue. ultimately, it was decided by the supreme court. senator ted cruz just introduced a measure to keep nine justices on the supreme court. these issues are very, very much

biden drive and event, vice president pens in reno, nevada, des moines, iowa, did not have availablefor senator harris. she participated in some virtual events today we are told. let's bring in our panel, kimberly strassel member of the editorial board of "the wall street journal," susan page, steve hayes editor of the dispatch. kimberly, to have a closing argument and to have the data of a 34% increase in the gdp in the third quarter, a good launching point for president trump. >> yeah, you've already seen him within hours he worked that into the speech and were going to hear a lot about it in the coming days. because it's essential to the president's argument which is this, the closing argument is look, you can have the choice they are of a biden administration. it could shut down the economy again, it's going to raise taxes. or look at what we can get for you if we stay the course, stay open, get the vaccine. build on the policies of our first administration, first te term. i think it's a pretty good closing argument, especially since we have a lot of people who have not voted yet

you can try that yourself but only at certain jack in the boxes in monterey, salinas and re reno. >> you kept reading, i was like what? what? >> here's the thing, one of our viewers that already reported back that they ordered it. so there's an audience for this. it's genius marketing. >> true. >> yes. it's one thing we can agree on. jack in the box has some interesting to genius marketing. i enjoy watching their commercials at times. i hope that person lets us know how it works out for them. we have about a 48-hour break to prepare for the most dangerous wind event of the season. so, look at sutro tower, 56. we have a broken deck of cloud cover out there. the marine layer is here. that means cooler temperatures today. it just doesn't have a lot of moisture in it, that's why we're not seeing much in the way of cloud cover. we'll have clouds around. slower sunshine. seasonably comfortable temperatures. more clouds. juicier tonight, a few patches of drizzle possible along the east bay hills and along the coast. initially calm as we start the weekend, that dangerous ending. here's the f

and then to rely on amtrak to travel to reno and with the affordable means of transportation and and with those medical services them with an average of 85000 and annually with those passengers and they use it to use the nevada healthcare system. and those have been significantly reduced with the transportation and at an all-time high of 3 percent in april and then to isolate. and then across the country so i appreciate the financial difficulty and then to provide funding and then to passenger rail service and then to restart so what do you use to support that decision? and number two can you commit and to be as soon as possible in the west. >> and that financial analysis and essentially starting with ridership with the decline in ridership with all those services was dramatic and the ridership level and the revenues that we received that is not even cover what we would call above will cost and did not cover the cost of other services. and the financial performance and then to largely inform our decision given the absence of funding beyond the c.a.r.e.s. act into the various committe

he will come back to the state, to reno and hold another rally. >> his campaign has about $100 millioness on-hand than joe biden's campaign. going into the last couple of weeks here. carol lee live at for us. >>> jonathan allen, the senior political analyst at nbc news digital. jonathan, good morning. >> 16 days out until the election. lay it out for us. where are we in this race? has anything really changed substantively in the last week? >> there hasn't been a huge change for many months. what we've seen is a little of an expansion, generally speaking, for joe biden, in a lead in national popular vote polling. the national popular vote and the electoral college are not reflections of each other. the swing states are necessarily a little closer than the national poll average. if you go through florida, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and a whole set of what you think of is second tier swing states, less likely to flip one direction to the other. when you look at those polls, they're still pretty close. look at the averages of them. look at the individual polls. this is still a race

we could not have asked for better cooperation from stuart until we got our attorney general, janet reno, and place. it is very different now. american people ever want washington to work better. it is harder, going back to your recruiting point. it is harder to recruit people to serve the government well that it was 10-20 years ago. i don't think there is much doubt about that. wax -- [indiscernible] he has had an effort to reduce the number of people that need to be senate confirmed which would get rid of some of the tomfoolery. >> one of the main complications out there is the fact having in person conversations is complicated these days. holding talking about congressional hearings. what about in the practical side, with remote work? this is a question for one of our audience remembers -- members. for hurdle will it prevent the presidential office when it comes to recruiting talent? anyone want to take that? >> i am going to jump in. this is going to be a new challenge across the board. just was suggesting, as long as you are intentional talent, beingme clear about the kind of candid