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the quantitative easing all the money printing all the bailouts debt with interest costs associated with it and that interest cost now is approaching in terms of a line item the equivalent of the u.s. military budget so when krugman says it's only money we owe ourselves he's wrong of course the united states federal reserve bank cannot create assets they cannot create treasuries that is up to the u.s. treasury the congress to create treasuries so they cannot if you're if we're looking to this guy we're looking to jay power droom pal yes i have 2 names so everybody gets confused right if you were looking for him to you know basically stop flogging all he could do is flog a dead horse he's a monetary policy guy he's not a fiscal policy guy there's nothing he can do to change the situation that the horse is dead it's only you know you have to keep the horse from dying what in the treasury is debt it's a it's a short term loan it's a 30 day loan or a one day loan it's still debt if you look at your dollar bill it says the federal reserve note note if you look that up in the best of pedi

influence on brazil is crushing growth in the global south all this of all coming up above to have going underground. feel or or specter of socialism 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall socialism is now remarkably popular what explains this how to explain why so many successful and even privileged people look to socialism to solve social problems maybe it's because liberalism itself is failing. or i suggest as a call the reverse hunger games that reverse hunger games are randomly pick $10.00 to $15.00 billionaires every year and strip them of everything get it down to 0 and course i'm out there make it into the world of commerce and see if they can build it up to scratch again introduce risk back into the american capital system because once you have a certain amount of money there's no more risk you're just clipping coupons for finity and you have no. stake in the game whatsoever. time after time to repeat the same mantra sustainability. tries board sustainability. the more equitable and sustainable. they claim their production is completely hama's. companies want us to feel good

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i come to you recognizing that we are all brothers and sisters. we are all children of god. we are all connected, regardless of where we come from, the color how we worship, who we worship, how we live our lives. all of this is set aside because we recognize each other for who we really are. we treat each other with respect. what iser of aloha is the answer to our being able to move forward as fellow americans, as a country and to begin to heal these very divisive ones we are seeing that have been tearing us apart. this aloha spirit is what i brought with me to congress when i was elected, recognizing the power it could have. recognizing that i was walking in their facing gridlock. the spirit of aloha would be able to change that. one thing that was disheartening to me is very quickly after washington, i was elected as a part of 84 new members of congress. tulsi gabbard. we were figuring out where we needed to go and offices and all of these things. all of the sudden, that changed. literally, one day we were told democrats, you are going here. republicans, you're going here.

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all. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faced only implement from the inside venezuela things move different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum venezuela associated. famous will have a son of the moment believe. that empathy and political baggage of. the present. focus of the whose story isn't new makes him henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated that in latin america an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make the chilean economy scream so what's now making the economy of venezuela screed. iran accuses the u.s. of hypocrisy for supporting mass protests sparked by a hike in fuel prices. the people of the year and a half ago the united states. people will not be taken advantage of play outside in the economic pressure of the nation. also this hour u.s. democratic presidentia

it is all thanks to cgi, which is all the rage right now.chnology actually a variation after technology that in the irishman, made all the star actors much, much younger. pushing this for financial anchors as well. keep you posted on that development. i know 5g is in all the rage. in china they're already working on 6g. managing director mark grant on what that means. we're so caught up when it will happen in this country, just 5g, all the impediments and roadblocks in certain communities. all multiple towers you need, and they're already on 6g, is that right? >> well, let me go through this for you because i don't think a lot of people understand it, neil. 1g through 4g was progression. a little faster. a little faster. 4g to 5g, it's a quantum leap. it changes a tremendous amount of things. you can drive a tank sitting back in the control room someplace and fire. you can drive a truck, sitting in chicago and the truck is in minneapolis. you can have an app on your iphone, you can fall down, a senior, immediate calls first-responders, the h

thank you all for coming. for 10 or 11 months, i have been doing book festival and talks all over, but i've never seen a festival audience like this so thank you. [applause] >> in fact it's been so heartening to learn that there are a lot of americans who want to read books. [applause] >> there's still a lot that don't, but that's another matter. [laughter] >> i have come to think that frederick douglas in some ways chose me or, you know, drew me in as much as i have ever chosen him, because it's been so long. i can't remember. i never learned anything about frederick doug lass in high school. that was in the 1960s, that i'm aware of. it was in college, i took the first ever black history course, taught at michigan state university, and either 68 or 69, taught by a brazilianist but because he was black american, they said les, teach this, so he did. i think i encountered douglass there, but it was in graduate school early when i was trying to figure out what to work on. i wanted to work on abolitionism and the

i would like to say, to all the senators and all the congressmen and all the state representatives and all the mirrors and the governors and to that little orange haired man a living in the white house, i just want to say, your time is limited. you have to answer to someone, too. give us our rights that we deserve. i am tired of begging for the scraps off the table. i am tired. we have to realize that we have to vote because every vote counts and we need to have some transgender congressmen and representatives and senators and we need the first transgender president of the united states. i am is billy cooper. we are still fucking here! [cheers and applause] >> with that, thank you so much miss billy cooper. thank you so much, everyone. my name is claire farley and i want to thank you all for coming out. you really represent what makes san francisco great and we cannot do this work without our allies. thank you to mayor breed and thank you to all of our amazing, amazing speakers. it is an honor to serve you and i look forward to the rest of the work we have ahead. now let's march over t

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i want to thank you all for that. i specialize in event productions, and i think i can probably say that we have uplifted many of our events, and you provided that also from the human rights commission to the office of transgender initiative, you've given us some perks to make things really better for us. i cannot thank you all enough for allowing me to do that and let me flourish. and being a member of positively trans has allowed me to really just be myself. i want to let everyone know, hey, i'm hiv positive, but this is all about who the community is, how to serve the community better, and i'm all for that. so thank you very much. [ applause ] >> next up is our supervisor from district four, gordon marr. >> thank you, president yi. sort of continuing this truly inspiring first-ever board of supervis supervisors celebration, i have the pleasure to honor martin. she's transgender, jewish, bisexual father of two. he's a friend and a great organizer with a list of accomplishments spanning two decades. what he's done on

they were all neck uses the u.s. of hypocrisy for supporting mass protests by a hike in fuel prices. and alleged russian interference is said to be quantifiable in a still classified u.k. intelligence report as russian media outlets including all see also get a mention. well those are the headlines and that's it for me for now i'm trying to follow will be here next and to bring you the latest news from around the world and stay with us for renegade next here on r.t. international. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things are considered i'm peter lavelle spoiler alert this edition of the program is not about the triumphant pietschmann drama instead we focus on ukraine and why our corporate media is so misleading about the military coup in bolivia. across talking some real news i'm joined by my guest and he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the decay of western civilization and we surgeons have. we also have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor and interest me in

so the enthusiasm and support that you have all demonstrated in all of that -- and as we deliberated, we would take a look -- again, two things that we need to resolve together, the cost and the location. and again, should this be outside? and again, the location will inform on the cost. if you're putting something outside, you need to think about the maintenance and all of those elements. and if you're putting it inside, what about the food traffic and all of those? so that's basically the kind of work that we would like to develop. our infrastructure, landscape, we've received the highest lead of any development in the world, so it really shows us here, working on this thing meticulously so at the end of the day, it will be that destination that all of you envisioned. thank you all again for your presence today. >> just a couple quick questions on the construction. i imagine if it's installed and it's going to have water, it's going to be heavier. is that going to affect construction and the cost, and then, the infrastructure, i imagine if there's going to be electricity and water r

oh all. while the war was going on her we just sister just saw everything that was going on because it was only a mile from the s. 1000000 rampal as i recall the planes were. we shore are very big so let me know at times we stayed out on deck and we was just watching the the battle going on shore saw it round rand is mayor and the surrounding areas we watched her with a trace of bullets go to red bullets we could there would be explosions gharyan and also but the catalyst there was said to us you know your place be careful so we still watched it so we really didn't sleep much when i was 6 days. 6 days after the war began mr aziz ceased israeli tanks and troops attacking egypt's sinai peninsula reached this it was canal israeli troops stood in the eastern side of the waterway gyptian forces were massed on the western side in a standoff that gave both control of traffic on the canal. the egyptians reacted by closing the suez canal their goal was to physically prevent israel from having access t

all of that goes away. we suck a lot of cost out of the system and you have full health care coverage because to me, that is the heart of it. health care is a basic human right and as a country, we should be fighting for basic human rights and that is what we can do with medicare for all. keep this in mind. if we don't do anything, you see how costs have gone up. the next 10 years do not look better than the last 10. it is going up faster than your income. you're reaching in pocket and reaching in pocket and the insurance company is shrinking up what you can get to and shrinking what you can get to. this is not good for you and it is not good for america. anyone who is running for president, medicare for all is the cheapest possible way to provide health care coverage to all of our people and i figure out a way to do it that does not cost a middle-class family one dime. billionaires are not going to like it, but the rest of us should like it a lot. that is going to be my pitch. [applause] >> thank you for c

them all. just letting you know, futures are up, showing about 111 point gain on a stronger than expected, some are going to say not nearly as weak as expected, employment report but they are off to the races. let's see how long it goes. to my friend stuart varney. stuart: good morning, neil. good morning, everyone. okay. 46,000 general motors workers were on strike while the jobs report was being compiled. that did not have much of an impact on the numbers. they still came in strong. look at this. 128,000 new jobs created. okay. the unemployment rate ticked up a fraction to 3.6%. still near historic lows. and wages, up 3% over the last year. that's a very strong jobs report. full employment, plenty of new jobs, rising wages. here's the market reaction. loves it. the dow industrials will be up over 100 points at the open. the s&p up about a half percentage point. the nasdaq will gain about a half percentage point. impeachment, no impact on the market at all. this is all about economic growth, p

you have to read the book to see them all. >> good entrepreneurs do have failures. >> all the way along. we never knew for sure where we would end up because we had all these technology things to do in the money thing, the personnel, very early on i cannot hire the best people i knew, i was lacking different capabilities but i cannot afford the competing salary so had to convince a person come on we have a great company and growi growing, how about stock options, that did not cost me anything and they said yeah, okay, that sounds good but we did not get to harvard mbas or stanford mbas, i was the only one actually. [laughter] >> i appreciate and respect that you don't want to give away every detail so the young people in the room who know about the fire festival in the music festival, there is a really funny story in his book about the investment of the music festival and that's all i will say. >> that was before the company started. two questions of similar from the room, how can investing help address the growing problem of income inequality in our country, that is signed by a charles

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all things inevitably becomes the man is the measure of all things. it becomes slowly over time the philosophy of thinking that truth is whatever the powerful say it is. once you accept that, critical dissent comes, not just unlikely, but impossible because you can't speak truth to power when the power speaks truth by definition. but truth actually is not that hard for the concept of understand it. it's really, just to make simple ideas. really wrap it up. one is that believing doesn't make it so. and the other, to paraphrase pam was warning to horatio, is there's more to have and earth and dreamt of in your powerpoint presentation. [laughing] so those ideas, there's always more to know, that's what gives us the essence of truth and is also what gives us the essence of what we might call intellectual humility. which is the opposite attitude from what i've been talking about, arrogance. to strive after intellectual is to strive to see your worldview as open to improvement from the evidence, from experiences you might not have had but other people have

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again this is all, all very carefully being staged managed. so far all we really know the progress has been made they will not impose tariffs we didn't hope they were going to impose anyway. see what i mean? neil: right. >> the market will not want to get too far ahead of itself. they want to see a substantive deal reduces tariffs already in place rather than one we'll not do any further damage to the economy this way. neil: what about impeachment, gerry? i think markets are working under the premise, maybe still so, this is not going think where. maybe the president is impeached in the house, like bill clinton, doesn't go further in the senate, rest of story. they bundle up in doubts, concerns, head-scratching, who knew what and when, who revised his or her remarks, when and why, it is just gnawing. >> i agree. senate likely to vote to remove the president from office as turkeys are to vote for early thanksgiving. neil: right. >> look how solid the republican party is. every single republican last week voted against the impeachment proceeding

it all started with banana pudding, the mother of them all.do is take on traditional desserts and pair them with pudding so that is my ultimate goal of the business. >> our goal with the bayview bristow is to bring in businesses so they can really use this as a launching off point to grow as a single business. we want to use this as the opportunity to support business owners of color and those who have contributed a lot to the community and are looking for opportunities to grow their business. >> these are the things that the san francisco public utilities commission is doing. they are doing it because they feel they have a responsibility to san franciscans and to people in this community. >> i had a grandmother who lived in bayview. she never moved, never wavered. it was a house of security answer entity where we went for holidays. i was a part of bayview most of my life. i can't remember not being a part of bayview. >> i have been here for several years. this space used to be unoccupied. it was used as a dump. to repurpose it for something l

all right. now have the honor of introducing two people in the same breath that you might not always thinking think of in talking about in the same breath these are two of the top competing global tech industries just saying. [laughter] google and microsoft, who are coming together. let's be clear, you compete, we were coming together to support people with barriers to employment. i will start by introducing katy brown. katy? there you are. come on up. katy is the vice president of enterprise sales of the west region at microsoft who is a lead sponsor of our good will microsoft space and with the grant that allows for learning possibilities beyond what residents have had in their past welcome. >> thank you. [applause] so thank you so much. i have to tell you it is absolutely in honor to be here and be part of this project. i am deeply touched by what i have heard this morning and all that has been accomplished at the goodwill. chris, i think we might be able to up that offer if you are intereste

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those are all the people -- i'm not giving you all the titles because it's not relevant.y were all in the mix. across the top are the different kinds of things that matter. despite the histrionics in that room today, look at the last column, clears trump. nobody has come in and said i heard the call, i knew what was going on, i was with the president, and he did nothing wrong and everything he wanted to do was without corrupt intent and exactly the way we want it done. nobody is coming in that way. one big reason for that is this president won't let any of the people come into the room and say it with the most clear voice do it. remember that. of all the calls we need first hand experience from the those on the right, the people who have it they haven't asked for once because they're going with the president, keeping pompeo, mulvaney, and keeping -- who else do they want? mr. bolton and eisenberg, keeping them quiet. that's why we have them here. let's bring in andrew mccabe and jim baker. by now you know them but andrew mccabe was former deputy director of the fbi, jim b

all the liquor you wanted. >> john: all the sex you wanted. >> anthony: all the sex you wanted. >> johnme. >> anthony: and yet you still were an essential part of the economy. >> john: it was a lot of fun, believe me, i remember. >> anthony: the flagship, it's where my cooking career started. where i started washing dishes, where i started have pretensions of culinary grandeur. >> john: it would seem like a good gig for anybody. >> anthony: who else got to live like that during that time? you had to be in a band, here we were -- we were dishwashers. >> john: yeah, you get older and get a little more sense and you realize that like, you've got to pace yourself a little bit. >> anthony: otherwise, we still wouldn't be here. well, you know, many of our friends from those days didn't make it. >> john: many of my friends are dead, yeah. [ applause ] >> anthony: as you were. keep drinking, keep drinking. thank you. >> server: thank you, tony. >> anthony: this place has been here forever. that used to be the back room. >> john: back room's still there. >> anthony: see, it's all falling into pl

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all in all we will probably just avoid the heavy issues.ruth onharing some -- i'mk with some of my a democrat, support bernie , i posted some links to some documentaries, these are factual documentaries that contain scenes where they held congressional hearings about these facts in some of my friends said they were all lies even though the truth is right there before their years in their eyes and there is not much you can do. i also tried to throw in love into the conversation that love is the answer and it's love that will get us through these difficult. we are in. i think the world is standing at a crossroads and we have to choose which way to go. carter posted president basically said this same thing that the world is at a crossroads. and we need to choose peace and i agree completely. i think love is the answer and that love is all that will save us. i also believe god is love. host: arnold in tennessee giving us thoughts on political discussions for the next half hour. we will engage in the same whether you think it's a good idea or ba

>> i was there and they hearing all day today as i was all day on wednesday.fterwards we went back into the bunker in the capital basement and went right back to the deposition that took place this afternoon and we are back there- and i bunker tomorrow and -- >> laura: haus about the moment with the elevation. >> they filled out the crowd with all of their support -- >> laura: why are you guys not doing that? >> well, it there is a lot of effort on the part of democrats over the course of the entire day to make something out of what was at best a draw for them. the fact is that there is nothing new to learn. not only did they leak out the best of what of what yovanovitch iuld've said when she gave her deposition in the skiff, pay spun it in a way to set the higher expectations so it was actually worse. if you are watching at home over the course of today. not only did you not learn anything new but you realized with the media was telling you about what yovanovitch was going to have to say wasn't there. she was out of the position. she had no owner first-hand k

tactic used. 28 chan so all of this all of this things that are. familiar to us and none of them can be described as stomach craddick. several countries are spoken out against the resignation of morales denouncing the event as a coup the believing opposition claims the police are currently seeking to detain the former leader the chief of police denies that there's a warrant out for his arrest russia also condemned the situation and believe is saying it looks like a directed view shared by former ecuadorian president rafael career. what we saw in bolivia was a coup d'etat police refused to obey the legitimate authority of the government and forces demanded the president step down what else do you expect this can't happen under the normal rule of law this is a resignation that's been imposed and forced upon the tragic reality of latin america is that progressive leaders are under assault was i a north or a terry in. sin authoritarian no the thing is that we are a menace to the system when things calm down bolivians will realize that they've been mani

where's shrek, all right? it's sad. neil: all right. -- >> i'm punchy. i have been up since 3:00 in the morning. neil: like jerry lewis at the end of the telethon. >> i'm elizabeth warren. lady! vote for me! neil: the latest rumor is democrats are worried, they might push something like censuring the president rather than outright -- what do you think? >> whatever they do, it's not going to work. it's not going to work. don't forget, don't forget, you have got president trump and again, objectively, what do you think the white house is going to do, sit back and take it? you think so? neil: you're not being objective. you clearly like the president. that's fine. you are no more objective than i am pro-vegetable. >> you don't eat vegetables. neil: no. >> telling you what -- neil: you think he will be hard to beat. >> they're not going to do it. neil: you are based in new jersey, right? your station? now of course with the internet, you're everywhere. but that's an audience that's very receptive to a lot of stuff you're saying, right? >> i

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so we work at it, and i would patiently go see them all, you know, and they were all there, all of theemocrats were there, except rudy, who i think had a family illness. >> eat at a family illness in minnesota and was unable to come. he was the only other unable to come. pres. clinton: all the others were there. terry branstad was working with the republicans. gov. bush: right. pres. clinton: we had to work with the democrats and work through it. one of the interesting things, about all these meetings, there were no staff allowed in the meetings. exceptgovernors only, for i think roger was the only person who is there for the white house. gov. bush: and john sununu. pres. clinton: sununu was great, and we all knew him and served with him and everything. literally -- how are we going to work -- the fact that we wanted every child to start school learn, what did that mean? how much are we going to say and how much are we not going to say? how are we going to word making higher education available to all and affordable? what is that mean and how did you define the federal responsibility t

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yeah we'll look shorty look all parents have said we understand about diversity and when i mean all parents i mean jewish christian and muslim communities and and the fact of the matter is it's the way it's done you know when you provide a child a book a man who actually wants to dress and live as a woman it becomes very confusing to our 4 and 5 year old children we understand that you need to explain diversity but when you say in the words of it's ok to be gay these children from the jewish muslim and christian background have been taught opposite all day lies they've been to opposite that it's not ok to eat pork it's not ok to drink alcohol and it's not ok to be indulgent homosexual activity is now those who wish to live the lifestyle we respect them adults we respect but i would children are our responsibility we have to safeguard what we think is in the best interest and this is being dictated by the state you know the state is not giving us no right or the school is not giving us no right the state has actually made rules to say age appropriateness is very important but that's not bein

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all right? [applause] [laughter] [cheering] >> all right. [cheering] >> all right. i'm going to step away from this microphone. so that bay area, we are one bay area. we have to see every person here as a member of our family. and we are going to be working together more and more and more to make sure that the bay area sees its own family and that we take care of our family members a little better than we've been doing. all right, with that, happy thanksgiving. thank you for having me here. [applause] >> for the sake of unity. i got the hat on, okay? you all, don't post me with this hat on. [laughter] don't hashtag me nothing, right? you all got my back, right? okay. so like i said, now mayor liccardo came in last minute. i would have never did that because i would have known that i was going to lose. and if he didn't bring in hardly any volunteers, hardly any trash but i got to give it to him. he said he jumped in there like less than two weeks, i think, and pulled some stuff together. and then he not only came with me here to hand out turkeys, we hit two other loc

robin all right.for 92, if you need to make your way over to the peninsula. >>it loos really good right now that morning commute pretty much over affic a stand out. so it's lookin good at 15 minutes just to make it off to one oh one. we're checking the richmond sandra fell bridge. you can see for some of these live looks at the bridges that roads are still a b of a wet and slippery so be careful with your you're driving around the bay area this morningespecially on the ramps on and offamps could be a little triy that's where people normally spent out so it's like out there 7 minutes to t noh bay from oakland to san francisco, the b bridge traffic not much at traffic right earlier was stacked uprom the maze. now you're wide open at the toll plazahere's a little peek at traffic in san francisco are heading to san francis. there's a little bit of slowing north one oh one from 2.80o cesar chavez for the rest of the trip continuing to downtown looks really good over the in th east bay a little hiccup of tr

day all night and so. in this classroom even though we have the sign hanging in our why we have not turned off the wireless access points and so we see that the acoustic meters are we going into the levels where we have thousands of studies all over the world showing biological effects and that wireless access point out there just continues all day with our students in the schools i couldn't go to school in the state i really don't feel. well just being in the building i don't feel well in a lot of places but in particular i can really feel myself reacting here and just getting wiped out i just saw a sign on one of the classrooms that said not allergies of unknown senates it's sort of like this is just this year has the potential to become very similar right back we can create white sounds we can create clear spaces where people who are sensitive don't get exposed but we should really as our world experts advice is to do try and turn it off because even if you don't feel it today 19000000 of effect on our

them in the rain, getting all wet, being all sexy.e that many people trying to attack you. it was craziness. and it felt like a dream. >> one by one the breathless few got their lucky autographs. most were missing school. many had mom as chaperones. >> all these people who would go on to be huge pop stars began on disney. so many people came out of the mickey mouse club. keri russell, justin timberlake, cristina aguilera, j.c. chasez, ryan gosling, britney spears. >> that's like the 1927 yankees in terms of pop. ♪ oh baby baby ♪ how was i supposed to know ♪ that something wasn't right here ♪ >> teenagers are the biggest consumers of music, and britney has become their queen. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ oops i did it again >> britney was the madonna whereas christina was like the mariah. ♪ i'm a genie in a bottle >> christina, you know, very tiny girl, she's under 5 feet. and when she opened her mouth, it was like this burst of like wind came through your hair. you were like, that voice is coming out of that girl? >> the end of the '90s

that water all of. the damage to the environment like you know in the cattle industry brings to things like being able to kind of move away from that as i think the futurists take printers like this all right that is our show for today remember everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so it's all you all love i have a tight rope and i'm tough a flawless keep on watching all those folks out there are great doing. what i suggest is a call the reverse hunger games then reverse on the day i randomly pick 10 to 16 billionaires every year and strip them of everything that 0 and course them out there and make it into the world of commerce and see if they can build it up scratch again introduce risk back into the american capital system once you have a certain amount of money there's no more risk you're just clipping coupons for finity and you have no stake in the game whatsoever. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramati

[laughter] i do all the work and he does all the talk. what burns me up the most is the unbelievable lack of confidence as their world encroaches on them by more efficient women. men hate to give women power. that pretty much sums up her attitude to that workplace and washington. she found supremely bureaucratic hugely distant from the actual war fighting and the place for the first time in her marriage separated from her husband. so for all of these region one - - reasons she started to agitate to get out. for she tried to go to hawaii to join her husband but the navy has a strict rule that wives could not join the officer husbands in hawaii. when that was ruled out. she spoke to the head of oss and they transferred her to london. gertie left for london in the mid- 1943 on a boat from philadelphia to lisbon and then a plane to take a wide arc around the bay of biscay to avoid german fighters. the plane lost an engine as it was approaching england and had an emergency landing which was very typical of rival anywhere for gertie. but she al