funny pluto. of course, her mother is like that is funny sure. but i'm just going to have eternal winter previously had a deal. classic sort of leverage play, pluto is like, she can go up and spend spring with you but then she has to come back and be with me through the remainder of the year. somebody is done is he in the classic ways of bankers, he's fractionalizing leveraged his asset which he really, send some ways, in terms of mythological history the market boundary between great money and mental money. which was one of the great transformations of money. a. mayra: is a question from emily. she's asking, she has read that certain people are getting much richer during the pandemic. do you have any clue how they are doing that. present just the way in every human crisis. frederick: disaster capitalism. as it turns out, disaster is very good for money. and often, markets do not change. what happens is they become volatile. people are buying and selling faster speed is in greater volumes and fear increases in panic increases. this is what i'm sa

hubble telescope 10 nasa centers all of the space probes that are visiting the planets we want to pluto add all of that up. add all of that up it was 4 tenths of one percent of the federal tax budget but if so how i leave visible you get people saying why are we spending money up there when we should be spending money here while we are spending money here 99.6 percent of all money is getting spent here so so again returning to my earlier point about a wise governance knows what and how to balance things so that you get it all done in the service of all the needs of a nation so yes space exploration is expensive compared to the cost of your dinner but it's not expensive compared to cost of waging war then there's the this is more than of an answer than you're bargaining for then there's the vision that that brings a next generation oh my gosh we're going to mars i want to be part of that i want to be an engineer i want to be a biologist to think about the search for life and all of a sudden you stoke and the stam fields science technology engineering and math with the ambition of student

loading and unloading are monitored and the papers are checked to make sure they're ok and it doesn't to pluto it's a check on paper no i mean there's a check on the ground to. call what kind of check exactly this is. you know because you are check to see whether the animals appear to be healthy or not and the nation doesn't. but the office also ought to check whether the transport is credible. this came from a very of your tree or to ours us. and that's almost double the distance it needed . that alone arouse some suspicion. is that if i did no one ask why the animals were taken to ensure holden and then when a direct route would have been quicker. according to our checks the transport times well by the book it's an economical decision whether to take the direct route and that of i'll take a diversion ordovician over why would a diversion be economical. because i can't be the judge of that each company must decide for itself which route makes most sense. no one here appears ready to go beyond the call of duty but we're not giving up quite yet. some of the your tax when the trucks were parked

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pluto my dears. it's one way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities prepared how can we protect habitats what to do with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing smaller solutions overstrained said and how it plays. the ideas limited series includes $3000.00 on g.w. and all money. you have 10000000 e.u. citizens living on the authoritarian rule we cannot tolerate the sick democracies in europe we have not for all of us only hungary 0000000000000000 the insurrection in washington has focused attention on the apparent fragility of democracy in the us but how strong is democracy in europe my guest this week from germany is going to cric down an m.p. from angola look who's c.v. you party and chair of the e.u. affairs committee in the federal parliament why the big gap between the eames reps .

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if you look at the success of things like pluto tv, all of which have been acquired by huge media companiesthere is -- and certain international markets as well, the xbox subscription-based solution is just not as viable. when you look at some of netflix's numbers, certain markets where they are not getting massive growth. i do think, particularly with their huge library could be a huge opportunity. they had more content available for streaming than anybody else, even with the shows and everything coming out, there are massive libraries coming in from nbc universal, disney, and others. they had better distribution. the netflix app available on more platforms. and then, they had cheaper pricing compared to cable. so, i just think some of the core that they have are not sustainable. emily: all right, andre swanson, thanks so much for giving it to us straight. we will be listening into the call. they said they have some exciting news about "bridger ton" coming up later this week. coming up, his departure would leave the commission at a 2-2 deadlock. fcc chair ajit pai joins us next about what

few people understand the central importance of this right then brit hume, senior pluto analyst hereere on fox tonight. you spent your life and it is fitting from the first moment. what do you think your are watching now? >> it's distrusting to me, tucker, so many crackdowns on the speech and different news organizations andfe so forth is the extent to which journalists themselves are now participating in it. we are hearing this from a number of journalistic reporters, it astounds me, frankly, because i don't know if there is any chance that these efforts to shut down this channel and various other outlets will succeed. i suspect they will not. however it is alarming and it suggests to me, tucker, the people calling on the stuff don't understand the base of of our concept of free speech which is that people are better informed by hearing a wide range of voices and tolerating them. the answer to objectionable speech is not censorship. thomas jefferson actually expressed this very well many years back when he said the following: "for here," he said, "we aren't afraid to follow truth wh

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pluto is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities scream or how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do with the lower placed. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation movement de forest recycling over just a smart new solution superstring said you know. there's truly unique and we know that the uniqueness is one allows us to live and survive gloom ideas the environment to suit your global 3000 on t w i don't. can't . be personal or isn't. in those. small. in these low the rules. there's no use. for the which. doesn't. work using the. parent's. story. to use. more than 40 years ago stephen king wrote the stamp about a deadly virus and a scary world it leaves behind. too soon to watch the series we'll check out the stand and other fictional pandemic stories coming up and later on the show how swiss playwright freaked urban battle lived off crowdfunding back in the 1950 s. before there was crowdfunding. you're welcome to arts and culture most of us these days are looking for a distraction fr

was he thinking of pluto when they drew on their classic education to moderate their own passions and to try to be virtuous? share some of your favorite stories washington, it's so striking because as was said he's essentially an under educated man. one of my favorite moments is when thomas pickering and john adams have drinks one night in philadelphia to discuss whether george washington actually is illiterate. and john adams said no, they were great letters during the war when he was leading the army.those were very well written letters. and pickering laughed and said they were written by that kid alexander hamilton. washington can barely write. but washington like a lot of bright people who did not have a formal education i think was very good at learning through experience. through observation and reflection. and i think really by the revolution becomes a genuine critical thinker. so early on he's trying to imitate cato, the stoic politician with the qualities ofprudence, frugality, wisdom , caution. that's partly because he does have this fall: temper and he knows he needs to lea

do it all again for the olympics the way that i feel was like i will stay in my room for 2 weeks to pluto and thinks i missed out on the last one and i'm playing in tokyo the very special to me my concern would be how the general safety of everyone else because you're opening the country and everyone's flying in from different places. live apolo have moved to within a point of 2nd placed manchester united in the premier league that's after they beat west ham 31 by mid-summer got 2 of their goals in genie one out of the other livable and offered in the table in 4 points off leaders manchester city although they have played a game all thomas who has his 1st win as chelsea had his side beat bunny to nail 2 successive it clean sheets under tool for chelsea you move up to 7th in the table leicester lost 31 to leeds for their 1st defeat in 8 games and tottenham it kicked off against brighton shortly in italy last year improve their chances of playing european football next season and they got revenge on someday adam our situation for that so you had just 3 minutes into the game with roughly a c

how about you explain to me how is it that because he a dog but pluto is a dog, only because he can drivet? there is a lot of response to this friend families, paid users of their products. they say "as part of our ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion, we are in the process of reviewing our library and adding advisories to content that includes negative depictions or mistreatment of people or cultures, rather than removing this content, we see an opportunity to spark conversation and open dialogue on history that affects all of us." , is not important, though, michael? they didn't remove it. it's still there. and it's price conversations, like that when we are having now. >> right. and nobody wants that. this is entertainment. they are cartoons. listen, an american family, you just want to sit down with your 5-year-old and be entertained. i don't want to have to have a discussion beforehand. i want to watch "peter pan." i don't want to give an hour and a half lecture on critical race theory before we jump in. who can understand that? "daddy, what's the matter with peter pan? he w