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steele. >> it's here, it's real. it affects everyone differently, obviously we've seen that.e are asymptomatic, some hav, g.i. issnd some are respiratory patients and theyny have never hadespiratory issues in the past, and they die from it. that's-- that was theye opener for us here, when we arted seeing deaths of patients that have had no respirory issues. >> reporter: like other rural hospitals, scotland county offers therapeutic drugs to prevent mild cases of the coronavirus from breaking down into bad ones. masks and social distancing are rarely enforced in this county, so the staff here is hoping these treatments will keep any future surges at bay. >> i do think we've gotten better at geing the word out about social distancing and wearing the masks when you're in public. the's still a fair number of people who don't believe the masks have any benefit. >> reporter: it is true that many rural communities haveed resiealth guidelines, which have become the norm in most major cities. those major cities were getting pummeled in the spring, rural communities, including scoand c

steel demand. construction real estate, large infrastructure projects funded by government.n focus of development, therefore we expect the momentum to continue. we are seen -- retail, seeing good demand. the auto sector is also doing reasonably well. we expect pickup in that segment. solar, roofing, fashion industry, we see good action in the demand. in the first half of the financial year, demand fell 14 times year on year so in the following half of the financial year, we expect growth of steel demand in the month of november. we expect the recovery should be up going forward for the sectors. this is a reflection of the recovery in india's economy. when do you see india's rebound getting back to levels we saw pre-pandemic? seshagiri: the second half, the contraction has come down. there are two sectors. one is manufacturing, the others agricultural. though small, growth was there. programs for almost 13 sectors. the credit growth also is gradually picking up on the banking segment. they are positive in my view. one important distinguishing , the financial sector was more a

steel. the world's biggest online retailer, amazon, has made a real point of a starting wage of $15 per hour we crunched the numbers to find that amazon is actually dragging down peg and the logistics industry. as a result it has changed from being a career destination to one that is seen as being a notch above a burger flipper and that when amazon sets up shop in a community, wages actually fall. in the 68 counties where they opened a large facility, industry compensation slipped i 6% in two years and they don't return to the pre-amazon level until five years after the facility opens. amazon didn't care for the numbers, the company called the bloomberg conclusion false and said that many of their employees join amazon from other jobs in retail that tend to be predominately far -- part-time at substantially less than minimum wage. what's next? so far they have not been able to keep unions out of the warehouses but now the department store union got the government go-ahead to form a union on behalf of workers at amazon. workers are going to vote on a howosal and we will see that shakes out. d

steele hates puppies. and worse, for the record, i love puppies, and we deserve better, real ideas for change, like a ban ons. that's a start, because washington can't fix our problems until we fix theirs. i'm michael steele, and this is my message. >> i don't know what it is about black men running for office and puppies, but it seems to be important. what's the message here, dr. greer? what is it that african-american candidates often have to do when they're running statewide and how do we see it in these two ads? >> i mean, jason, they have to operate on multiple levels because there's no state in the union that has a majority african-american population, and we have a very small history. zero black governors in the history of our country, only two black female senators elected. we had two black male governors elected, some were appointed, and a handful of black men elected senators. there's a mental block for white voters to think of black people in an executive role. they don't necessarily see it in their personal lives and they can't necessarily see it in their politics. and so when we think about rev

> there is to it at 70,000 tons of steel that is already been paid for that we are going to have to reverse to just walk away from. that's unconscionable to me and realround but about state of our technology and they're not just going to cancel steel and concrete but canceled the technology which has been a game changer for secure our borders be. reporter: president elect to biden says he wants to focus on high tech solutions and parts of entry. it is worth pointing out that along with the wall they are adding electrical lines and fiber-optic lines on the other side of the road that you see behind me and that is so they can shine bright lights year and have cameras as well, stuart. there is some tech involved in this, to. stuart: thank you, grady. we will see you later. the new los angeles da speaking out against the justice system could watch this. >> they saw sold us a false narrative the more police, stiffer penalties and more people locked up in prison made us safer. stuart: heather macdonald will join us shortly and says this will make the city more dangerous and she makes the case after this. ♪ ♪ [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm callin

real rechanged the course of architecture forever. it is an astonishingly cultural curving volumes clad in titanium steel.t was unlike anything else that had been made up until then and it really kind of charted a new course for architecture. to some degree it kind of gave him a reputation as an architect who had kind of one trick in her portfolio he's kwuks constituently been one of astonishing creativity and the design for the garry memorial was unlike anything we'd seen before and unlike the building in bilbao it was entirely new and different. >> how did he win over the family and some of his critics? >> that's been a long process. you know, garry has a reputation for being one of these starkitects, an architect so famous and powerful in his creative vision that he can just kind of run roughshod over critics. there was a famous moment to "the simpsons" in which cabrerary appears in the cartoon. he was asked by marge simpson to design a library. he reads the letter and rips it it up and throws it on the sidewalk and he said genius, and that became the idea for the sculpture in "thecismsons," crumpled p

put tariffs on a variety of chinese products, the steel and aluminium, there was a change of the paradigm. and even in this last election, you saw no realk from vice president biden to the proposition that trade is not working for working people. so the president famously said in one of his tweets "trade wars are good and easy to win." that hasn't really proven the case. the point that the president was making is that the united states has had a lopsided trade relationship with an awful lot of people. and changing that is something that we really have to do. and i think the president has done that. i wouldn't really say that we started a lot of trade wars. i don't think that is accurate. we have really enforced our laws, we have insisted on fairness for american workers, but when you look across the way, where would you really say we started a trade war? and the usmca, the old nafta, we renegotiated the agreement in the usmca, the old nafta, we renegotiated the agreement and got a very good agreement that is infinitely better for the united states. a very significant change. but also better i would say for mexico and for canada. there c

materials there is 270,000 tons of steel that's already been paid for that we're going to have to reimburse to just walk away from. that's unconscionable to me. real going in ground. it's about state of the art technology. they are not just going to cancel steel and concrete. they are going to cancel technology a game changer for securing our borders. steve: congress has not acted on any sort of immigration reform. the president, donald trump has had to do things through executive order. get rid of things like catch and release and things like that. you have been on this program talking about it. going forward, you touched on this a moment ago. the open borders lobby is essentially asking the income president to quickly grant executive amnesty threw executive order and some little known law that nobody, except you, would probably know about. >> that's right. steve. you are absolutely rit. pause of congress' failure to act to democrats immigration crisis and that's key, this has had to have been done through executive orders which the up coming president could undo all of those on january 21st. and if he does that, i'm predicting, steve, right here

your stock has doubled since september, on this epic run along with prices of steel and iron ore what's driving it? >> the realnomy. by the way, nice talking to you again, sara. it's great to be on with you and wilf again it's been a challenging year but it's a great ride for us we act when other people are frozen and we tend to move ahead of the pack when opportunities come in front of us, and we act. so we're very happy with what's going on. >> you mentioned it's the real economy. oil production in particular has been strong, auto demand has been strong. how much does that have to do with it versus a broader sort of bet on the cyclical recovery that will come with the vaccine? in china, which is huge, obviously, but also in the u.s.? >> a lot of what's going on is about ougautomotive by far we have the largest supply of automotive in the country. we produce around 3 million tons a year, and with the new assets, we add another 3.5 to 4 million tons a year. that's half of the steel needed in this country. they change consumer behavior since the pandemic has been a huge boost for our results. >> i find it inter

steel dossier and the russian collusion hopes . these claims are especially gallingbecause in both cases , democrats were the real peddlers ofrussian disinformation . the purpose of today's hearing is to release two timelines, i've got them right here. one that's a more condensed and more general about all of our investigations and then one that's specific and far more detailed on the crossfire hurricane investigations. to help place the scandals in perspective, we're also going to release the documents we've obtained related to crossfire hurricane and also to demonstrate howmuch has been withheld and how many questions remain unanswered . i have requested this information be entered into the record. this information oncannot be covered in a single hearing and instead i invited three witnesses to talk about specific aspects of the scandals in which you have detailed knowledge and i look would like to thank the witnesses for their time and appearing before this committee and i look forward to the testimony. i really do want to thank the witnesses for your time and your appearance here and with that i will turn it over to senator pet

real investigation by the justice department. so it's just galling and i just have to point out that the purveyors of russian disinformation, hillary clinton's campaign, the steele dossier, the ranking member peters accused senator grassley and i have disseminated russian disinformation. i told you to stop lying and you continue to do it. >> mr. chairman, this is not about airing your grievances. i don't know what rabbit hole you are running down. >> martha: okay, so tonight karl rove is back with us. he will react to those future concerns about election integrity with early voting already underway in georgia tonight. as we continue to have questions about troubling stories coming out of that state. first, a politics investigation claims that 1700 georgians illegally cast two ballots in the 2020 election saying most voted by absentee ballot and again in person. the majority of the offenders, they write, were in fulton county home to atlanta, the county that put joe biden over the top. whatever happened to the investigations that we told you about here into the get out the vote groups? some with ties to stacey abrams, accused of registering dead and out-of-state

real investigation by the justice department. so it is just galling, and i have to point out that the purveyors of russian disinformation, hillary clinton's campaign, the dnc, the steele dossier, the ranking member of peers accusing senator grassley and eye of having russian disinformation is where the disinformation is coming. that's where the lies and the false allegations, i can't sit by here and listen to this -- >> mr. chairman, i have to respond to that. >> i had nothing to do with the report. >> you lied repeatedly in the press! and i was -- and i was an outright lie, and i told her to stop lying, and you continue to do it. >> mr. chairman, this is not about airing your grievances, i don't know what rabbit hole you are running down? it is simply not what we are doing. you can't make false allegations and then drop it. that is why it needs to return back to -- this is terrible, what you are doing to this committee and all the great work that you talk to. >> it is what you have done to this committee. falsely accusing the chairman of spreading disinformation, nothing could have been further from the truth and you are spouting it again. >> mr. chairman? this is ou

real investigation by the justice department. so it's just galling, and i i have to point out that the purr view yours of russian disinformation, hillary clinton's campaign, the dnc, the steeleer, the ranking member peters accusing senator grassley and i of disseminating russian disinformation, that's where the false information is coming, the lies, the false allegations. i can't sit by here and listen to this -- >> mr. chairman, i've got to respond to that. you're saying i'm putting out -- >> [inaudible] >> well, one, i had nothing to do with this -- >> you lied repeatedly in the press that i was spreading russian disinformation, and that was an outright lie, and i told you to stop lying, and you continued to do that. >> mr. chairman, this is not about ouring your grievances. i don't know what rabbit hole you're running down -- >> senator paul. >> sum blue not what we're doing. >> senator paul. >> mr. chairman, you can't make false accusations and then drop it there. that is why -- >> senator paul. >> -- needs to return back to -- >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> this is, this is terrible, what you're doing to this committee. of all the great work that you -- >>

exact same playbook used for the steele dossier in the russian collusion hoax, these claims are especially galling because in both enter most cases democrats were the real paddlers of russian disinformation. the purpose of today's hearing is to examine two timelines, one that is more condensed and more general about all of our investigations and one that is specific and far more detailed on crossfire hurricane investigations to help places scandals and perspective, we will release new documents we obtained related to the crossfire hurricane and demonstrate how much is been withheld and how many questions remain unanswered, i ask all this information be entered into the record. the volume of information that should be considered cannot be covered in a single hearing i've invited three witnesses to talk about specific assets of thennte scandals in which they have detailed knowledge. i think the witnesses for the time they taken to prepare and repare before this committee and i look forward to the testimony i want to think the witnesses for your time and your appearance and without all turned over to senator peters pgh thank you, mr. chairman and i just wa

steele, thank you. sean hannity is next right have a great night. >> good show joe and welcome to hannity. that new texas suit challenging election results in 14 battleground states is now gaining realing tonight, missouri, arkansas, utah, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, they have now all filed to officially join the state of texas, not just suppor the state of texas as we mentioned last night, but joine the lawsuit with texas and president trump as parties now before the court. that is 17 states including the

steele dossier and the russian collusion hoax. these claims are especially galling because in both cases democrats were the real peddlers of russian disinformation. now, the purpose of today's hearing is to release and examine two timelines, i've got them right here. one that's a little more condensed and more general about all of our investigations. and then one that's really specific, and far more detailed on the crossfire hurricane investigations. to help place these scandals in perspective we're also going to release new documents we have obtained related to the crossfire hurricane investigation, and also to demonstrate how much has been withheld nd how many questions remain unanswered. and i ask all of this information be entered into the record. the volume of information that should be considered cannot be covered in a single hearing. instead i've invited three witnesses to talk about specific aspects of these scandals in which they have detailed knowledge. again, i thank the witnesses for the time they have taken to prepare. and appear before this committee. i look forward to the testimony. again, i really do want to thank

this was the exact playbook used by the steele dossier and the russian collusion and these claimsle are especially galling because in both cases democrats were the real paddlers of russian disinformation and the purpose of today's hearing is to release and examine two timelines and i've got them right here and little more condensed and more general about all of our investigations and one specific and far more detailed on the crossfire hurricane investigations to help place the scandals in perspective we will release the documents and also to demonstrate how much has been withheld and how many questions remain unanswered andne i ask al of this information be entered into the record. in the volume of information should not be covered in a i've talkedng and to three witnesses to talk about the scandals in which they have detailed knowledge. again, i think the witnesses for the time they taken to prepare and appear before this committee and i look forward to the testimony.ta i want to thank the witnesses for your time and appearance here and with that i will turn it to senator peters. >> thank you, thank you, mr. chairman pitt mr. chairman, i just want t

steele, thank you. sean hannity is next right have a great night. >> good show joe and welcome to hannity. that new texas suit challenging election results in 14 battleground states is now gaining real serious significan momentum and breaking tonight, missouri, arkansas, utah, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, they have now all filed to officially join the state of texas, not just suppor the state of texas as we mentioned last night, but joine the lawsuit with texas and president trump as parties now before the court. that is 17 states including the five i just mentioned, also filing legal briefs publicly supporting the lawsuit, which now rests in the hands of the u.s. supreme court, which has original jurisdiction in cases between multiple states, clearl that is the case, as i have sai before, 17 attorneys generals are not going to put their reputations on the line on any case without real significant legal merit and not on solid constitutional grounds for the attorney general's won't wait waste the resources due to othe states without a legitimate cause and case, that is not all breaking to newt, over 100 hous republicans have now signed a degree in support of the state of t

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real investigation by the justice department. so it is galling and i just have to point out that the per veh ors of russian dispower, the steele dossierand i of disseminating did russia disinformation. that's where the false information and the lies and the false allegations. i can't sit by here and listen to this and say that this is not disinformation, this hearing today. this is getting information. we have to take a look at to restore confidence in our election integrity. we won't be able to just move on without bringing up these irregularities and provide the explanation and see if there really are problems to see -- >> you say i'm putting out information. i had nothing to do with this report >> you lied repeatedly. you lied repeatedly in the press. that i was spreading russian disinformation. i told you to stop lying and you continued to do it. >> mr. chairman, this is not about airing your grievances. >> you talked about russian disinformation. >> mr. chairman you can't make those allegations and drop it there. that is why this -- >> senator paul. >> senator paul. >> this is terrible what you are doing to this committee and all

real investigation by the justice department. so it is just galling and i have to point out that the purveyors of russian disinformation, hillary clinton's campaign and the steele dossier, the ranking member accusing senator grassley and i of russian disinformation that's where it's coming i can't sit by and say this isn't disinformation, it's getting information we have to take a look at to restore confidence in our election integrity. we are not going to be able to move on without bringing up these irregularities and examining them the russian disinformation and i told r youo stop lying and you continue to do it. >> this isn't about airing your grievances. i don't know what rabbitpr hole you are running down. >> senator paul. >> that's simply not what we are doing. >> you cannot make allegations and then drop it there. >> senator paul. >> this is terrible what you are doing to the committee and all the great work you talked about. >> what you have done to the committee. >> spreading disinformation nothing could have been further from the truth and this is why [inaudible] >> it's been alleged that 60 courts refused to hear these cases and therefore there was n