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we were to leave a blank affidavits in these binders, they weren't. they were under penalty of perjury. than we were told these people don't exist, well, they do, because we have heard from them on the show, these whistle-blowers. now tomorrow is the next step. this is the first lawsuit where you are going to hear from these voters under oath, in a courtroom. we are allowed to bring cameras in, so 12:00 p.m. tomorrow, a nevada court room, you will hear from these witnesses under oath. more than that, these witnesses saying someone voted in my name, you will hear from experts who say i've dug into this, expert witnesses who have been deposed by these leftist attack dogs, survive these depositions, and will save we found 103,709 ballots coming down to the number we believe were illegal ballots. you will hear all of that tomorrow, live on television, in nevada, and people will speak yet again for all of the world to see. >> ted cruz was one of alan dershowitz's best students at harvard. he has set it on the program. he laid out the constitutional issue i

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the cloud man the man has kind of like a school you go blank that's it's all blank as does my coat. i mean it's been winner dude it's been 3 i freeze to death and. i came close once the 1st storm that came through. today the industry pieces in the state millions of you will you know the 2 daily conditions i will be sniffy all about making money making profits in some of the big corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of currently diseases that are out in every community today it is not due to new viruses or all new microbes that's not true so it is due to environment. not going to say you know that moment all discipline or this sort of muscles i really just accumulate could only come in the day seemed to be. the plexus of the sky it's just the food industry is successful it will create more jobs it will create more value added it will create more growth so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interest something in history except that we have regulation we want regulation i was in just a nice freedom behave zinnias penalty just fine. the

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he's got a blank check and he's looking to buy the next big health and wellness brand.ng us first on fox business to talk about it is rohan oza. what are you looking for to spend your money on? [ laughter ] >> we're super-excited. this was a joint venture between me and brett thomas, you like him better than me, and also the guys at human co, jason and ross, we sort of joined forces because we thought that together, we could give entrepreneurs and ceos from health and wellness companies more value added because as you know, at cavu we love to build brands. for us, we can bring our whole value add, marketing, influencers, celebrities, et cetera and they bring all the public marketing because they were previously in this sort of hedge fund world and jason also co-founded a company that's growing at a rapid clip. merging the forces is just going to make us much stronger as we go out to find what we call the brand of tomorrow. liz: the brand of tomorrow, but can we drill down a little bit. do you think it will be a drink like you have done already, vitamin water, bai, will

steve blank has been our guest tonight having just resigned from the pentagon advisory board.ho knows perhaps ready to serve again someday. thank you very much for your time and sharing your opinions with us. >>> coming up for us, we'd like to introduce you to the first two recipients of the coronavirus vaccine in the western world. this was a big day, indeed, toward ending the pandemic someday. someday. every minute. understanding how to talk to your doctor about treatment options is key. today, we are redefining how we do things. we find new ways of speaking, so you're never out of touch. it's seeing someone's face that comforts us, no matter where. when those around us know us, they can show us just how much they care. the first steps of checking in, the smallest moments can end up being everything. there's resources that can inform us, and that spark can make a difference. when we use it to improve things, then that change can last within us. when we understand what's possible, we won't settle for less. the best thing we can be is striving to be at our best. managing heart

the republicans are bunch of blanks. mitch mcconnell is terrible.ng to have jen o'malley in charge of outreach to the hill and particularly i don't think they're going to have her be the liaison to the republicans. she's very pointed in what she thinks of the republicans. i hope that spirit doesn't infect the rest of the west wing. if you're the president of the united states, you have to take a little bit of these sharp deeply-felt harsh feelings and put them aside. not only the president but the people around him. so i suspect she would be better off -- >> bill: i can understand that. that was very diplomatically stated, by the way. however, we're a divided country. why don't we just accept it? >> because the president has to unite the country. george w. bush came into office with a very contentious election behind him. there were protesters lining the street during his inaugural. there were democrats going to the floor saying he's an illegitimate president. what did bush do? the first person he called in the house of representatives, george mille

most republicans plan still to vote, but some told me point blank that they are considering weighing their options and believe the system is flawed, and they are worried about wasting the vote. host: i saw it reported earlier this week that democrats are pushing mail-in balloting for this election. i thought i read earlier that more than 1 million people had requested mail-in ballots for the runoff election. are you seeing that push only on the democratic side, or are republicans also now pushing mail-in balloting for this runoff election? guest: that's a great point. more than 1 million absentee ballots have been returned, which is a huge number in georgia, especially compared to pre-pandemic times, when you had a fraction of those. democrats won the absentee ballot in georgia by a wide majority, just like they did in many other states around the nation. and republicans won the election day vote in georgia, but the difference here is that with january 5, the weather could be rainy, it could be icy, it could be just miserable out there in georgia. whereas in november, we usually have

that's not a blank piece of paper.t's just his entire plan to stop covid [ laughter ] it seems like a photo-op, but they've really just been handing trump blank pages to sign for the past four years "this is urgent, mr. president. "oh, well, then i have to sign it." well, some people online are calling the announcement ceremony for amy coney barrett "the rose garden massacre" after it's been identified as the super spreader event take a look. yeah by the way, could those seats be packed together any tighter even the ceo of southwest is like, "come on, give them a little room. [ laughter ] right after that photo, trump was like, "okay, now let's all get in a big pile. let's change gears coca-cola announced they are discontinuing their coconut water brand zico it's a big blow for all of those people who love pretending that they like the taste of coconut water [ laughter ] >> tariq: hey! hey. >> jimmy: coca-cola knew it was time to discontinue zico, because they actually did it a a year ago, and no one noticed and finall

and so we are pleased to welcome to the broadcast tonight steve blank.eran himself. he's one of the pioneers of silicon valley, a startup specialist who's launched many a venture. he teaches at stanford and berkeley and columbia in new york in his spare time and was a member of the business board before he resigned in protest. thank you very much for coming on. please begin by telling our audience there are a slew of these boards in various disciplines, what their role is. and then transition into your personal decision to resign rather than trying to stick it out. >> great. thanks for having me, brian. you know, the defense business boards are essentially advisory boards. they're civilians who volunteer their time to help the secretary of defense and their staff kind of tackle some tough problems that they might need extra thinking on. and there are boards for innovation. there's defense science board, defense policy board, defense business board, boards on sexual assault, boards for women in service. and, you know, these were kind of nice to have 10, 2

this creates a fire break around the words to prevent a blank from spreading to the forest where the flying foxes congregate the environmentalist's sacrifice trees to protect other trees. meanwhile night is falling and the flying foxes take to the skies again. the german scientists estimate that there are around 10000000 fruit bats here. but they also believe that their numbers have been declining for years and that this could have dramatic consequences. but i'll be good enough because if you extrapolate it that means each night they spread millions of seeds and therefore plant trees and if that's not happening it would be an incredible loss to the environment because the indians lies don't follow the fate of the flying foxes lies in the hands of the people in the surrounding villages. and salon's generation promises to play a major role. each night she reads a few verses from the bible before she goes to sleep she says it's even written in the holy scripture that people must protect nature. telling people that bats don't have evil power was that good for us some species even eat ins

it was taken public in the third largest blank check merger of the year.g us now are the two men behind the merger, billionaire bill foley and paysafe ceo, philip mchugh. wow, guys. this is a big day for you. bill, when you guys have a spac, you get to decide which company you are going to merge with, to take it public. what was it about paysafe where you said that's the one? >> yeah. interesting, liz. after we formed, we went through a detailed list of about 300 companies from various bankers. we spent about 45 days doing that. we culled the list down to about 12 companies and the company that always came out at the top was paysafe. it's got -- it's so unique and it's in strategic space. it's the kind of company i really look for when i'm in a turn-around or in an acquisition situation. it's a fortress, it's got a moat and it's a utility within its industry. it just came to the top. i'm really glad we were able to work something out with blackstone, who will be a major shareholder going forward. liz: wow. phil, that is certainly a positive response from b

but the public doesn't know that, so it looks like he made the soviets blank. but he negotiated a way out. so that's a clue to where he might have gone. now you know, we all know that he increased soviet advisers in vietnam. does that mean kennedy would have waged the vietnam war the way lyndon johnson waged it? i do not think that's the case. we don't know exactly how he would have handled the challenge of vietnam, but i don't think he would have sent half a million soldiers there. it just doesn't feel right to me. johnson is the character who is the great tragic figure here, the gifted legislator, the southerner who finally made it into the white house. but how did he come to the office? he came to office through a national tragedy, kennedy's assassination. so he spends the first year feeling the shadow of the kennedys, knowing the country has not elected him. he's filling a dead man's shoes and there is a lot of insecurity in that first year. there is the gulf crisis in which some of the american ships claim they were fired up upon by vietnamese patrol boats

navy. 6 edges closer to the top taking down saddam blank shot to a 2nd place in the b. to. 13 d.w. . ford almost a little more. closely . carefully you don't know. the truth needs to be a good. match. to. discover. the i. subscribe to the documentary on. i'm not laughing at the gym well i guess sometimes i am but most end up in winter 7 weeks of german thinks even for german culture looking at the stereotypes of the classics but in years think the future of the country that i'm playing. piano needed to be taken as grandma day out to me it's all about. nothing i might show you i mean for me the jam and sunday w. . post. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing. so please take care of yourself a good distance and wash your hands if you can date of how we are doing with you for here for you we are working so hard it was going to keep you informed on all of our platform. we're all in this together and none too good i will make an effort. to see that everybody stays in the series that would stay safe increase to say. this is it every news li

on zoom calls i'll tell you what makes me upset, these people what that look like blank silhouette, theow, i hope that person's not you, a dimmable ring of quite flattering light. on the desk it's a desk lamp and on zoom you're a star, let your colleagues find out how good looking you are. so anyway, i says to rudolph -- we all miss the movies, for that i can vouch, but i can come pretty close here on my couch. this miniscule thing's a projector. i swear! and battery powered for films anywhere. it's got all these apps or you plug in a stick. hey, i know this guy, that's my cousin st. nick. you may or may not get the gifts i've advised, there is something sweet about being surprised, but one gift i promise you'll get my dear friend, the year 2020 will dear friend, the year 2020 will very soon end. (drumsticks rattle, feedback hums) (door closes in distance) ♪ (overlapping voices): we are producers, engineers, singers, songwriters, musicians, tour and live production crews, and thousands more of us. (male voice): without us, the music stops. (overlapping voices): we need your help (female

. >> there's going to be a blank space in the future some time or another. that's when i really started considering life without the beatles. >> reporter: and he remembered his con to atroversial bed in 1 with yoko when they recorded "give peace a chance" at the height of the vietnam war. >> all we were saying was give peace a chance. just consider the idea of not having the war. just consider it. >> reporter: in 1971, lennon released his second solo album, "imagine." it became his signature song. but another track got a lot of attention. >> "how do you sleep." ♪ the only thing you done was yesterday ♪ >> i used my resentment against paul, a kind of sibling rivalry resentment from youth to create a song. >> does it go back that far? >> oh yeah, rivalry between two guys. it was always there. it was a creative rivalry. >> lennon also explained a wild period away from yo ko in the early '70s. >> you two went through a bit of a break up. >> i call it my lost weekend. it lasted 18 months when the feminist side of me died a little bit and she said get the hell out

for the blanks medical regulator gives the green light to the pfizer biotech backseat also coming up russian opposition leader alexina bayani says he knows who nearly killed him with poison last august and is trying to confront the alleged hit man you know so should have no bellies is detained by police instead. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us e.u. states are set to begin mass inoculations within days now the blocks medicines agency has officially approved the pfizer biotech vaccine the shot is already in use in britain canada and the united states. trucks arriving in the parting from a pfizer factory in belgium the drivers were probably there to collect the company's codes of 19 vaccine and death bound to be under pressure to deliver. so too with a used drug regulators the pfizer vaccine was authorized in britain and the united states weeks ago and calls have been growing for the use medicine watchdog to allow it but the organization defended the time it took saying it had refused to compromise public safety and the agency's commitment our experts have worked tireles

and they always will be. ♪ >> joining me now from fire station 60 in phoenix, arizona, phillip p blanksip, you are a marine and a former college football player. how do you think that played a role in the way you unquestionably, heroically responded that day. >> discipline helped me a lot, just being in the right mind-set definitely plays a part. mind-set is everything. justst having the will to help. i am always in the mood to help somebody. i'm just thankful god placed me in the right place, at the right time to make that catch and save a life. >> d'artagnan, you ran into the building despite not knowing if anyone was in the building. to be clear, you had no protective gear or fire training. what was going through, your miu when he made his decision to go inside? >> i wasn't sure if there was kids in there. i wasn't sure, you know, what was going on, but i was, you know, capable of helping. you are right, no fire training, no protection, just all god's grace. >> yeah. god bless you guys. the lord was with you that day. philip, d'artagnan, stay right there. i would like to bring in jam

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i thought about how that wall was painted with that phrase, but there are others that are blank and empty, spaces that have been left empty so that future generations can fill them in with their history, with new portraits and new phrases and new moments. but no matter the moment in time for -- or point in time in history, it's the same patriotic responsibility that we owe to this chamber to defend and serve our nation, her constitution, and the american people. george washington in his farewell address said that the name american must always exalt the just pride of patriotism. he spoke of our constitution and how it must be maintained and that virtue and wisdom must stamp every act, and despite the differences over policy and politics, it is our union that ought to be considered as a main prop of our liberty and that love of the one ought to endear us to the preyervation of the other. i believe that's what lamar alexander very eloquently spoke about on this very floor in his farewell just days ago. it is our country and the unity of nation that despite our differences will help preserve

it has been a better year for blank check companies.gulators have requested more data on its antiviral drug before making a decision on its fact -- on its effectiveness to treat covid-19. we are also keeping an eye on a report that the tokyo stock exchange is considering removing stocks with internal control issues. it is one of the new topics that will be discussed for april 2022. shery: coming up on daybreak: asia, the outlook for 2021. why is the starting point for economic growth favorable? there are many issues to consider. don't miss our exclusive interview coming up. the market open in seoul and tokyo is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ asia. welcome to daybreak i'm shery ahn. paul: and i'm paul allen in sydney. asia's major markets have just open for trade. our top stories this hour -- investors assess the virus relief bill in washington with congress to go to in the coming hours. it ends months of deadlock as lawmakers had home for the holidays. bloomberg has crunched the numbers on the best him worst places to ride out the coron

to have a blank check from the government to fund the decisions made by state governments is a mistakedavid: you mentioned small business is being the center of your area. for smalllion businesses in your proposal. does that make sense to you? ken: maybe it is too high because we already have $130 billion left over in ppp that has to be shifted. it is in the right range to help small businesses, those who are unemployed right now. if we get those businesses back and they are producing revenue, the states will get that revenue. but the governors have to make decisions about how to shut down a state, how to protect citizens in the state that also takes into account the economic impact .aymen if the federal government writes a blank check, state governors don't have to take into account the financial impact. david: let's go to your own district. give us a sense of what is going on on the ground first with respect to small businesses, and second with respect to covid. looking at the state dashboard, colorado really has a problem, although not so much in the eastern part of the state, where

. >> is not a blank slate that we are filling in the blanks to figure out what it should be. >> it does evolve but it evolves slowly and with the time and it needs to be tweaked. >> all of us agree the constitution should be updated. what we disagree on is who is to do the updating. >> that is what the political process is for her to resolve those difficult questions. the last people want to be changing the document are judges so the judiciary is not licensed by the constitution to add to or subtract from the text of the constitution. >> what the supreme court says it means is not actually the constitution. the constitution is the constitution. >> idea the constitution should be followed is inconsistent with that being the law. the law of the land. the supreme law of the land. the alternative is a law forever uncertain no more stable and no more reliable than popular opinion at the time. opinions change in ways change and the words do not use of between 1803 and 1905 there wasn't much difference but there are big changes the way the world works if you look at the early 18 hundreds, you

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a sweet stay-at-home mom from a strong family of faith shot point blank at her own garage door. >> my dad has like collapsed on the ground. >> it was very traumatic to see, very emotional time. >> her survival seemed like a miracle. >> i didn't know if i would live. >> was this some awful random crime? or did someone want her dead? that was mystery number one. >> someone was out there. >> yeah, we were scared. >> mystery number two, a secret 1600 miles away. >> there were several text messages. >> it's slowly snowballing. >> it was like a punch in the gut. >> mystery number three. >> i'm gonna hurt you. >> who did they turnout to be? >> what did this lady do? >> fate, temptation and the twist the size of texas. >> let's be very clear. justice needs to be served. i don't think it has been. >> carol strollton, texas, nort dallas, where the upwardly mobile go to buy their dreams. schools are good, golf courses got the landscape, and churches are more ubiquitous than starbucks. >> there's not a lot of crime in that area. it's a great area to raise kids and a family. >> but travel east 100

authorities say they fired blanks into the air and not at protesters. but cnn attained video that shows some shooting toward the crowd. here in the top of your screen here. amy: nigeria has been forced to fire his soldiers opened on peaceful protesters in october, killing 12. this comes after cnn aired of military using live ammunition. we will speak to cnn's award winning foreign correspondent nima elbagir about the killings in nigeria, as well as the crisis in ethiopia. then we go to india where an estimated 250 million workers, farmers, and their allies recently participated in what is believed to be the largest organized strike in history. >> india is my country and delhi is the capital. i'm not even allowed to enter. our home movement has been peaceful. they're shooting this with water cannons. we were also beaten. but no farmers retaliated violently. amy: this comes as indian farmers continue to protest prime minister narendra modi's move to deregulate agricultural markets. we will speak to indian journalist p sainath, founder of people's archive

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a thing or do, you have to give mea blank check to use whatever force i deem desireable to deal with the communist threat. august of 1964. his writings go through the roof. the congress is behind him. johnson has a landslide victory. he has it all. ,e squanders this great gift national unity, national consensus. he pushes through all this transformational social legislation that he has wanted to do, the voting's right -- voting rights act, civil rights act. then he decides the united states has to go to war with vietnam to protect american credibility. that is the c word. credibility. it is the great myth, mistake, trap of the cold war. this, the scholars who have written carefully about johnson's decision to go to war have reminded us that nobody was pressuring johnson to go to war in 1965 at such a scale. vietnam was a problem but could it have been managed differently? of course. the american allies were not pressing for a huge conventional war in vietnam. the foot -- soviets were not doubting their credibility. the american congress was not begging to get into a war in southeast

nato from 6 edges closer to the top taking down saddam blank shot to a 2nd place in the take.the 60 minutes t w. in the height of climate change. for cosmic see. what's in store. for the future. pretty radio city to insight. into. work is getting back underway on the controversial north stream pipeline but the u.s. continues to urges german allies to stop collaborating with russia on the project to ask if further american sanctions are on the way also coming up. the fans are says that by the end of this year it will have slashed 29000 jobs as a 5th of its workforce it's hoping a christmas rush can help ticket sales to take off again. and the truffle trade has been hit by pandemic driven restaurant closures produces benefit from people dining in lockdown luxury. places day to be a business on robots in berlin welcome to the program. huge russian ships outmaneuvered themselves into position for the restart of work on the north stream 2 pipeline the controversial project projects will eventually carry gas from russia to germany but work was halted almost a year ago because the u.

turning a new page toward american policy in the middle east but the page turned out to be rather a blank page and. when there was pushback from a very pro israeli democratic congress he felt i suppose that his priority policy priorities would suffer if he didn't give away israel palestine and so even though his prior privately he was probably more sympathetic with the kind of point of view that i hold the people he appointed to represent the united states and in the human rights council and at the u.n. itself. attacked me personally. throughout the 6 years there was basically a continuity of american patisserie patient in the u.n. so far as israel palestine is concerned. what on other issues but on this issue in fact the u.s. took pride in the fact that it was protecting israel from censure criticism in the law i know that you often make this distinction but then symbolic and substantive policy is and. i think that's a hugely and appreciated fact about here swine policy and how divergent its symbolism. is from real action of going back to trying to i know that you find he's . further sup

its agreed to combine with a blank check company.intech acquisition core values it at under $1 billion. "the most compelling investment opportunity in the covid era." tozon has agreed to buy -- expand and audio presence. . bloomberg first reported in september that it was exploring a sale. the wall street journal said amazon was in the lead at evaluation of $300 million. also held talks about buying it. let's get back to mark. technology highlight of 2021. was it a highlight in the markets for you? >> at least the phone line is working better this time. look, 2020 has been an incredible year. the key theme, over the year we remember the pandemic. theory books will call it year of the pandemic but from the financial market has not been about pandemic at all. it has been about extraordinary monetary policy. when i look at the forecast we made 12 months ago, the team, they are not as -- partially because the pandemic did not have a big impact. central bankers restored markets from what was happening in the real world in an extremely. ri