it was discovered entirely by chance when commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, took a birthday stroll on his colorado property in 2022. at 3.4 meters tall and more than 6 meters long. it's 30 percent larger than previously discovered specimens. most notably, it's virtually complete. if you find half of a dinosaur that's considered a significant scientific discovery, 60 percent is incredible. you know, once you're getting to 7080 percent, it's like, you know, the whole world pays attention. this is between 79 and 85 percent fossil. its skeleton shows no sign of injury, and apex appears to have lived long life, suffering, arthritis, and dying of old age. now it will be the 1st step of source to ever go up for auction. bidding is expected to be brisk fetching between $4.00 and $6000000.00. dinosaur fossils have become desirable trophies coveted by tech entrepreneurs and hollywood stars. it's a trend that's brought dismay to the scientific community, which says it hinders research and denies the public, the chance to appreciate these wonders. the team behind the discovery hopes, apex ulti

it was discovered entirely by chance when commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, took a birthday stroll on his colorado property in 2022. at 3.4 meters tall and more than 6 meters long. it's 30 percent larger than previously discovered specimens. most notably, it's virtually complete. if you find half of a dinosaur that's considered a significant scientific discovery, 60 percent is incredible. you know, once you're getting to 7080 percent, it's like, you know, the whole world pays attention. this is between 79 and 85 percent fossil. its skeleton shows no sign of injury, and apex appears to have lived long life, suffering, arthritis, and dying of old age. now it will be the 1st step of source to ever go up for auction. bidding is expected to be brisk fetching between $4.00 and $6000000.00. dinosaur fossils have become desirable trophies coveted by tech entrepreneurs and hollywood stars. it's a trend that's brought dismay to the scientific community, which says it hinders research and denies the public, the chance to appreciate these wonders. the team behind the discovery hopes, apex ulti

sotheby's auction house closely collaborated with the owner, renowned commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, to document the entire process and this video from its discovery and excavation to its restoration preparation. and mounting evidence of arthritis suggests the state of stores had lived to old age, found with the tail curled up underneath the body, which is a common dest pose. for animals, you know, your dogs cats when they're going to either gonna crow up. let's say it was a big win for sotheby's and the apostles owner. but some paleontologists are worried. it's a loss to science. when a thoughtful like apax ends up in the hands of a wealthy private collector, i'll do 0, spoke to polly ontologies, terry woodruff, who worries, museums won't be able to compete. what is the, are concerned about the state as far as going up for sale in the us? you know, a lot of times museums, we work on private land. so, you know, we might get permission from the land owner. they may donate the fossils, allow the museum on well now the land owner flipping on the news and seeing a dinosaur headset, you

it was discovered entirely by chance when commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, took a birthday stroll on his colorado property in 2022. at 3.4 meters tall and more than 6 meters long. it's 30 percent larger than previously discovered specimens. most notably, it's virtually complete. if you find half of a dinosaur that's considered a significant scientific discovery, 60 percent is incredible. you know, once you're getting to 7080 percent, it's like, you know, the whole world pays attention. this is between 79 and 85 percent fossil. its skeleton shows no sign of injury, and apex appears to have lived long life, suffering, arthritis, and dying of old age. now it will be the 1st step of source to ever go up for auction. bidding is expected to be brisk fetching between $4.00 and $6000000.00. dinosaur fossils have become desirable trophies coveted by tech entrepreneurs and hollywood stars. it's a trend that's brought dismay to the scientific community, which says it hinders research and denies the public, the chance to appreciate these wonders. the team behind the discovery hopes, apex ulti

it was discovered entirely by chance when commercial paleontologist jason cooper, took a birthday stroll on his colorado property in 2022. at 3.4 meters tall and more than 6 meters long. it's 30 percent larger than previously discovered specimens. most notably, it's virtually complete. if you find half of a dinosaur that's considered a significant scientific discovery, 60 percent is incredible. you know, once you're getting to 7080 percent, it's like, you know, the whole world pays attention. this is between 79 and 85 percent fossil. its skeleton shows no sign of injury, and apex appears to have lived long life, suffering, arthritis, and dying of old age. now it will be the 1st step of source to ever go up for auction. bidding is expected to be brisk fetching between $4.00 and $6000000.00. dinosaur fossils have become desirable trophies coveted by tech entrepreneurs and hollywood stars. it's a trend that's brought dismay to the scientific community, which says it hinders research and denies the public, the chance to appreciate these wonders. the team behind the discovery hopes, apex, ult

sotheby's auction house closely collaborated with the owner, renown commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, to document the entire process and this video from its discovery and the excavation to its restoration preparation. and mounting evidence of arthritis suggests the state of stores had lived to old age, found with the tail curled up underneath the body, which is a common dest pause for animals. you know, your dogs, cats, when they're gonna die, they're gonna grow up. let's say it was a big win for sotheby's in the fossil zone or put some paleontologist are worried. it's a loss to science when a fossil like apax ends up in the hands of a wealthy private collector. i'll do 0, spoke to pelley ontologies, terry woodruff, who worries, museums won't be able to compete. and what is your concern about the state as far as going up for sale in the us? you know, a lot of times, museums, we work on private land. so, you know, we might get permission from the land owner, they may donate the fossils, allow the museum on. well now the landowner flipping on the news and seeing a dinosaur has that, yo

it was discovered entirely by chance when commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, took a birthday stroll on his colorado property in 2022. at 3.4 meters tall and more than 6 meters long. it's 30 percent larger than previously discovered specimens. most notably, it's virtually complete. if you find half of a dinosaur that's considered a significant scientific discovery, 60 percent is incredible. you know, once you're getting to 7080 percent, that's like, you know, the whole world pays attention. this is between 79 and 85 percent fossil. its skeleton shows no sign of injury and a tax appears to have lived long life, suffering, arthritis, and dying of old age. now it will be the 1st step of source to ever go up for auction. bidding is expected to be brisk fetching between $4.00 and $6000000.00. dinosaur fossils have become desirable trophies coveted by tech entrepreneurs and hollywood stars. it's a trend that's brought dismay to the scientific community, which says it hinders research and denies the public, the chance to appreciate these wonders. the team behind the discovery hopes, apex ul

it was discovered entirely by chance when commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, took a birthday stroll on his colorado property in 2022. at 3.4 meters tall and more than 6 meters long, it's 30 percent larger than previously discovered specimens. most notably, it's virtually complete. if you find half of a dinosaur that's considered a significant scientific discovery, 60 percent is incredible. you know, once you're getting to 7080 percent, it's like, you know, the whole world pays attention. this is between 79 and 85 percent fossil. its skeleton shows no sign of injury and a tax appears to have lived long life, suffering, arthritis, and dying of old age. now it will be the 1st step of source to ever go up for auction. bidding is expected to be brisk fetching between $4.00 and $6000000.00. dinosaur fossils have become desirable trophies coveted by tech entrepreneurs and hollywood stars. it's a trend that's brought dismay to the scientific community, which says it hinders research and denies the public, the chance to appreciate these wonders. the team behind the discovery hopes, apex ulti

sotheby's auction house closely collaborated with the owner, renowned commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, to document the entire process and this video from its discovery and excavation to its restoration preparation. and mounting evidence of arthritis suggests the state of stores had lived to old age, found with the tail curled up underneath the body, which is a common desk post for animals. you know, your dogs cats when they give it to either gonna curl up the sale is a big win for sotheby's and the fossils owner. but some paleontologists are worried, it's a loss to science when a fossil like apax ends up in the hands of a wealthy private collector. think i'll do 0, spoke to pelley ontologies, terry woodruff, who worries, museums won't be able to compete. what is the, are concerned about the state as far as going up for sale in the us? you know, a lot of times museums, we work on private land. so, you know, we might get permission from the land owner. they may donate the fossils, allow the museum on well now the land owner clipping on the news and seeing a dinosaur headset, you know, r

sotheby's auction house closely collaborated with the owner, renowned commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, to document the entire process and this video from its discovery and excavation to its restoration preparation. and mounting evidence of arthritis suggests the state of stores had lived to old age, found with the tail curled up underneath the body, which is a common dest pose. for animals, you know, your dogs, cats when they're going to either gonna crow up. let's say it was a big win for sotheby's and the fossils owner. but some paleontologists are worried . it's a loss to science when a fossil like apax ends up in the hands of a wealthy private collector. i'll do 0, spoke to pelley ontologies, terry woodruff, who worries, museums won't be able to compete. what is the, are concerned about the state as far as going up for sale in the us? you know, a lot of times museums, we work on private land. so, you know, we might get permission from the land owner. they may donate the fossils, allow the museum on well now the land owner flipping on the news and seeing a dinosaur headset, you kno

it was discovered entirely by chance when commercial, paleontologist jason cooper, took a birthday stroll on his colorado property in 2022. at 3.4 meters tall and more than 6 meters long. it's 30 percent larger than previously discovered specimens. most notably, it's virtually complete. if you find half of a dinosaur that's considered a significant scientific discovery, 60 percent is incredible. you know, once you're getting to 7080 percent, it's like, you know, the whole world pays attention. this is between 79 and 85 percent fossil. its skeleton shows no sign of injury, and apex appears to have lived long life, suffering, arthritis, and dying of old age. now it will be the 1st step of source to ever go up for auction. bidding is expected to be brisk fetching between $4.00 and $6000000.00. dinosaur fossils have become desirable trophies coveted by tech entrepreneurs and hollywood stars. it's a trend that's brought dismay to the scientific community, which says it hinders research and denies the public, the chance to appreciate these wonders. the team behind the discovery hopes, apex ulti

jason: wow. joining me now is horace cooper senior fellow with the national center for public policy and projectshe in on it? is she in part of the cover-up? what's your take on it? >> if she's part of the cover-up and she knows the truth, she's been lying to the american people. if she's not in on the cover-up and she actually can claim to be vice president and work with this guy and never saw any of this, it moons she's completely out of the loop and certainly isn't ready to stand in for him. >> jason: yeah. i mean you make -- you make a very good point here is was she in the room? was she having the daily interactions or not? and that's the seminal question for her. she can't have it both ways. >> absolutely. it's a shame that we have this declining mental capacity and the vice president comes out and makes statements that build a misimpression with the american people, while it's either obviously a lie that she knew, which makes her inappropriate to take the position, having lied to the american people, or if she's so out of the loop she's not involved, she's not engaged, how can she be read

trace: roy cooper and he has jason and elizabeth my kennedy answer did earlier we give us your thoughtent hey can you think this really is going to go the long haul. elizabeth: when so vice president pickle i agree that i think that shapiro become a sense like you said they don't love the jews over that party were now something else but he makes most sense based on him be the center and say that desperately need so i think that it would be him then then will she be unthinkable say the only person who it was a numbers right now is the strongest of them all hillary clinton and if not, do not really know, if you know this 95 percent chance of the next presumptive nominee as for the democrats c1 is a whole michelle obama thing, do you think it is not every comes into play. >> we don't believes on him think she has any reason to leave her wonderful life in hollywood and if i were her i certainly would not. [laughter] trace: steve. steve: i think it will be kamala city others have been thank you so looked to people will challenger, the indoor start today. so there's nobody really letting joe

cooperation organizations along with the brakes are the main pillars of the emerging. you will forward a lot of the post and right there on the side. hi, co operation, illinois. jason summit highlight the losing global roll rust off, along with the global south. he says, bus in stop control since the dated western world. only promote to do so makes it do all this out to winning. and all of a sudden we pledged our support to him. i think we, we'd be better off if we had a, a new candidate who could present a new vision for our country. democrats most today says joe biden is debating pro formas triggers of the.

jason, a lot of questions to be asked. we don't know a lot right now. and the government is not cooperating by releasing information. then? one is we had to consider radical change in organizations. i'd be all for getting rid of the secret service and folding it into some larger body, because i think they're having trouble maintaining the level of professionalism that they used to be known for. back after 911, we folding everything into a new department of homeland security. maybe secret service needs to be made part of the fbi. maybe it needs to be a part of the military. it's not succeeding in its job right now, which its primary job is to protect the president and other high level leadership . i don't think we did is we put together a 911 commission. and i think this is something that president biden could show executive leadership for if he wasn't of such questionable vigor. he should fire the head of the secret service and create a new presidential commission to get to the bottom of this. >> i want to go quickly, if i can, around the horn to you first, steve rogers. why is kim cheating in milwaukee? they're tal