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sea. >> except for the bering strait. he's put a symbol on the bering strait. while drilling poses some challenges, really my biggest concern is the increase of traffic through the bering strait. and russia is firmly intent on opening up that north sea route as a major route for commerce. we've seen a four-fold increase in traffic going through the bering strait and the potential for disaster, pollution disaster is really i think more likely from ships colliding or a ship running aground, being caught in a storm and becoming disabled, that's the thing i think i worry about the most. good thing is we've -- we, because of the coast guard and our nature and the way we're able to operate, we represent the united states at the international maritime organization. we're involved with the russians in the north pacific coast guard forum. we work for traffic schemes for the bering strait that i think will improve security in the years to come as that route becomes vital to the entire world. so -- > very good. i am a big proponent

he has now started putting a symbol on the bering strait. while drilling poses challenges, my biggest concern right now is the increase of traffic through the bering strait. russia is from intent on opening the north sea route is a major route for commerce. the seen a fourfold increase going through this bering strait and the potential for disaster, pollution disaster really more likely friendships collating or being caught in a storm and becoming disabled. that thing i worry about the most. the good thing is because of the coast guard and we were able to operate international united states maritime ocean. the north said it for coast guard former quick traffic schemes for the bering strait that will work to improve security in the year cicadas the route becomes vital to the entire world. >> very good, sir. >> let me end with end with him or in moc senator rubio has additional spirit as you know, i met a proponent of making sure at some point we have some access, maybe it deepwater port because i say it's a large area and some of the regions

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two years bere the founding of the state of israel. >> when whitesman died, who offered the presidency to einstein? >> bangurian. wouldn't that have been a disaster. >> there's the famous joke that he said, what do we do if he accepts? but because they considered him to be the greatest jew of the 20th century, they had no choice but to offer it to him. there was no danger he would have accepted. >> let's inquire about whether the world hasn't produced another einstein in the past hundred years. why is it only albert einstein that has been able to accomplish what he accomplished? is it only because of his genius or were there a set of circumstances working in his favor, for example, were there social circumstances? were there occupational circumstances? were there economic circumstances? to track that further, isn't it true that there isn't much room today for a wayward maverick that your scientist today are all herded together in a team on one particular facet of concern or focus, correct? >> absolutely. the thing that is viewed as a disadvantage of einstein is he came out of nowhere a

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this may go too far, he said this, if you think about it, bere the whole boston thing, putting camerasmonitor teachers, seeing whether they are living up to their kids. what do you think of that? what is so bad about that. proof of getting paid for performance. >> you are right, accountability evaluation allowing teachers to be observed by parents great idea but you talk about 5 billion that money economy better spence elsewhere, but idea of observing teachers to see how effective they are and rewarding them is -- >> maybe then that would be a good investment unlike solyndra and unlike fker. 5 billion in to this yields you tens of billions you know in better teachers, smarter students who make us more competitive nation. >> i see that, i love the daily news editorial on this a little tongue and cheek but said, why not just charge subscription. before you do primetime. you have to figure, jenny's little brother, i think he wanted to see if jenny got in troubmoral than 2 gotrouble mort votes. neil: aft a while you get used to cameras, then you don't think about it. i know they are everyw

john: so before they had to join, the same way i had to join my stupid union here in new york bere iox when i worked for abc. mandatory union. everyone has to join. now it is the individual teachers joyce. >> that's right. they can opt out. if it was compulsory. you pay the dues or you pay a percentage of for them to negotiate on your behalf. what happened is when teacher said, do i want to continue taking that out of my paycheck, do i want to continue funding that organization that does not represent my personal vws, many teachers said no. john: now it's unfair to the unions because some will just freeload off of the once you do pay. >> so what they should do is tell those teachers, well, go out and negotiate your own compensation. we have talked to other teachers that would say, please, please let me do that. what i can do is i can, you know, basically defend the positive impact. and what they would do is they would receive the compensation that they deserve for the positive job that they're doing. >> the part of the wisconsin that got the most publicity is the fight over collectiv

bere the election the president did not come out and strongly support the treaty.he day after his election the president came out and began pushing this treaty. last week joe biden said that the arms regulation being proposed is just the beginning. but all these pieces together, and here is what you see. the president and his administration are trying to achieve what he may not be able to achieve through regulation through congress. my fear and concern is the president will be able to accept defeat of arms regulation in the u.s. senate but armed with senators to ratify this treaty. if they do i have loaded for a double barrel lawsuit and credit history. lou: the ratification of such a treaty would aggregate second amendment rights for all american citizens and would do so, as you say, through the united nations, an institution that many people think should be dissolved rather than have sway over the lives of our record in citizens. that we have our own federal government trying to strip away our second amendment rights. it gets even worse the we have the united nat

>> we need to get all the facts bere we determine how the bombing's impact immigration policy but weto put the safety of the american people first. that means we don't immediately legalize the 10 million people illegally before we have secured borders it seems to me if we rush the bill we will jeopardize american lives so i think the message is go slow, wait and see with the result of the bombings but don't rush to get the bill through any time soon. lou: you called the nicole petallides -- gang of 8 planned mass amnesty. why? >> with the senate immigration bill six months after it is enacted almost everybody in the country ilgally will be legalized and get amnesty. they will get amnesty before the borders are secure. and pay december 14 and says of the border is insecure after five years a commission will be appointed to make recoendations. that doesn't sound like a deadline for border security lou: that is the guaranteed? talk about border security, that he would be satisfied in coming years with state teachers with the term of art operational or operatives secity. what in the worl

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