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i'm thinking argo. do you think there's anything like that that portrays spy life realistically. le carrÉ. i think it comes closest to really capturing with the spies life was like. it's a lonely existence. everybody i focus on. you are living this bubble life. it's very lonely. your friends. but they did a a british series on a generous spy. i think that is really quite brilliant. i think the spy world is so complicated and there are so many twists and double twist. i think it's really hard to capture the whole nature of it. in a single movie. i'm trying to think of anyone i would think in that way. i would recommend it. >> barbara is recommending i led three lives also say in the if we have any other questions from the audience were julian, do you have another question that you might want to ask. i do want to second that recommendation i think later they pick up the character for the movie but you're right, it is intentionally with the inconspicuous life. giving the budget to live lavishly. dining and cafÉs and morning. that's what people think buying was. and frankly sometimes

fly with china if it doesn't retain majority ownership but at the very crux of it it's all about the argo at this point so we've had reports even late last night from beijing that they would become political or. content recommendation algorithm isn't transferred to the u.s. so as ben has said this i.p.o. is just icing on the kick to try to seal the deal and make it more better for the u.s. so global would be the i.p.o. in about a year or so and this would be one of the biggest tech market given that this app with when something valued at more than $50000000000.00 so this would be a huge win for the u.s. to have it actually listed in the new york market and by guess also offer to create $25000.00 new u.s. jobs with a tick tock each team in the u.s. which is another bonus incentive so it would also further reduce by down the stake in the company to peace u.s. officials who want to see the chinese firm loosen its grip on the app but in all of this it's done to try to appease the u.s. but it will be a very difficult sell to commence to china but so far as they are concerned as long as it reta

about family health and are being joined by fears about family finances and then a wonder bread to argo as alex meets a group of very lively web and we decided to tackle lockdown by launching their own online chat show featuring a number of special guests including paul o'grady sally dana part got one unfair for the night all that's coming up in our show but 1st over to alex with your tweets emails and messages. quite a reaction to last week's show on the big 4 thanks to dr frank honea a public health expert from x. to university who engaged online with so many of us and then not them julian says i enjoy hearing dr buying honey is views which are always thoughtful and considerate but i want to assess seeing the whole of the makers trying to be the quarantine plot gets me riled cain says it dumbfounds me there's a warning period all it does is give people a chance to circumvent the public health measures and ralph he says i lay the blame at governments myself they let it happen i s.s.r. says refreshing to have the topic of covert covered with solutions instead of speculation and money an

i'm thinking like argo. do you feel like that -- there is anything like that you feel portrays spy life realistically? >> i think julian mentioned lecarre. lecarre comes close toast really capturing a spy's life and it's not james bond, it's not robert ludlum. it's a lonely business. everybody i spoke with either got divorced or had serious marital problems. you're living a lie, double life it and is very lonely for that reason. your friends, -- but john lecarre -- there's a british series -- [inaudible] -- and i think that's really quite brilliant. i think the spy world is so complicated and so many twists and double-twiststwiststwiststwe quests it's hard to capture the byzantine nature of it. i'm trying to think of anyone i have seen that portrayed it. i would recommend the lecarre series. >> barbara is recommending "i led three lives" a tv program in the -- oh, also saying, i thread three lives at a tv prom in the late 50s or 60s that deals with spies. so, if we have any other questions from the audience

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we don't know what these next few weeks argoing to, what's going to happen and whether or not censuser doorknockers were already out there trying to reach those households have not participated yet. what new challenges may be coming their way already? the census workers that i've been talking to. they say they're having trouble with the iphones that they've been issued to try to collect this information. they're seeing delays in being ained and a lot of pressure to go out in the field while having not dealing adequately trained in these situations. there are a lot of challenges here in this shortened timeframe really just exacerbates all of them. amna:ng you mentioned somet else i want to ask you about. that was the trump administration's attempt to exclude the undocumented population from some of those countsor reapportionment purposes. but we also heard a lot about their attempt to add a citizenship question to the census that was evenally shot down by the supreme court. but we asked census managers about this around the country. i want to play for you a little sound from nestor lo

200 million people are dead, or how many grandchildren, i could go on and on, the responses, "i know argo, but yours is worse. i know a guy makes gaffes, but yours is worse." that's not a very strong position to be fighting from for your candidate. every time you see someone trying to explain away their candidates behavior by saying it's true, but boy, donald trump is even worse, it's just really sad. it's not a good comeback. >> bret: harris, can i say one more thing? >> harris: bret, i will come to you, for the parents on this panel, that's an interesting refrain. sometimes could say that. >> bret: i was going to end this by saying "urine" for a good debate on tuesday. [laughter] >> harris: okay. gosh, i didn't see that coming. bret baier dropped a big surprise on us! >> bret: i'm sorry! >> harris: don't be! we are moving on. tomorrow, voters will get to see the president and joe biden again in person before going head-to-head. while some may be saying this is the defining moment of the poetical race for the white house, one recent op-ed argues it is time to get rid of the debate for go

susan: we know without the valuable argo rhythm with microsoft, with the oracle deal, is not necessarilyoutright sale, detect partnership as they call it, we have to see in terms of what the price tag is that the end buffer oracle there is a lot of pluses and microsoft has a deal and they have been stagnant when it comes to cloud losing ground to amazon and microsoft, now you're the exclusive cloud service partnership with the fastest growing social media site on the planet and that makes sense for them, you get a younger demographic as well in the e-commerce, social media consumer facing and it's also bragging right for him to be an ambassador when it comes to burning u.s. china bridges tied the two types. stuart: they don't get the algorithm but about the ties. susan: if microsoft were to do the deal for tiktok, u.s., canada operations it was run 20 - $30 billion in the price tag, this is a partnership and some see it less than that, probably in 5 - 10 so we know oracle does not do big partnerships and the biggest one they did was early 2000 for around $10 billion. stuart: is it over,

argo hr 4585 the campaign to prevent suicide on legislation would direct the cdc and samsung to conduct a national suicide prevention education graham. this includes advertising for the new 988 number for the national suicide prevention lifeline. it would also encourage individuals to engage with people showing signs of suicidal behavior instead of ignoring them. we introduced this legislation to complement the efforts of mister stewart's legislation to designate 988 as the suicide hotline and mister goes legislation to ensure funding to implement the designation. to better respond to those in crisis we need to have a shorter number. people need to know about it and it needs to be resourced so that those in crisis don't call and get put on hold or get a busy signal. esther stewart's legislation is already been voted out of the communications subcommittee. i hope hr 4585 and hr 4564 can join it in a bipartisan markup at full committee soon . these bills were needed before the nation entered this unprecedented elf and economic crisis. with hundreds of millions of americans worried about t