. >> reporter: publics donated $670,000 to adam putnam who has been a fierce supporter of gun rights.ics began circulating on social media, people posting pictures of their receipts from other grocery stores and a pro bernie sanders group in florida said we demand publics withdraw their financial support for adam putnam immediately. the grocery store chain responded saying as the largest private employer in the state of florida we have a history of supporting candidates focused on job growth and healthy florida economy. we regret some of our political contributions have led to an unintentional customer divide. they are seeing some support, dennis says i support publics and always will. julian says that publics stand strong against liberal boycott bullying. carol says i like publics even more now. controversy at the grocery store this morning. rob: this has nothing to do with the nra, makes perfect sense. let's talk about this t-shirt kids got banned for wearing to school. jillian: a student suing his high school because he was punished for wearing a pro trump t-shirt. addison barnes o

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political giving, making political contributions in the wake of mounting pressure over its support of adam putnam for governor of that state. he strongly supports the nra and he's a congressman. you don't agree with this decision. you say that this is caving in to pressure. and just to be clear here, publix, the grocery store has given across the board to political causes, not just on the republican side or to a pro- pro-nra candidate. you say they're caving in, this is not the decision they should have made? >> yeah, you don't agree with a lot of their contributions, but they should not let the inmates run the asylum. i mean, people go and shop for grocery stores, they see a bunch of people laying around? that's not exactly good for their experience. it kind of gives meaning to the idea that there's a cleanup on aisle 6. so i think when you let the left pressure you into backing down, that's a mistake. what the left's trying to do is make the second amendment toxic, and i think people like me, you know, we need to stand for all of our constitutional rights, including the second amendment. but th

adam explain this to me. thanks. i understand it's a difficult concept for people not in your space to understand. but it's exciting stuff. i have 30 seconds. dr. monroe, dr. putnam mentioned about qubits, how many in quantum computers. here is a question. what is the noise ratio for qubits? how many qubits for a useful quantum computer and how many would be performing calculations? >> thanks for the question. i hope i answer to your liking. we don't know how many qubits are useful to replace conventional computers. however, a small number of about 75 or 100 qubits is enough to show certain very esoteric and narrow, maybe not useful problems can be solved that cannot be solved using conventional computers. it doesn't mean they are useful. it's sort of a proof of principle. that's going to happen soon. the question after that, once we are beyond that milepost, the idea is to find something useful. and i think the only way to find something useful is to put these devices in the hands of people that don't know or care what's inside the devices. sort of like my smartphone. i don't really want to know what's inside. and to build these devices. i use the word exotic a