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blaine, thank you, first of all, for being with us. now, if the d.c.al court decides not to ex. tend president biden's eviction moratorium, first, if you could talk about what's the real world consequences, the fallout? >> well, thanks for having me, arthel. and here's the thing, rental owners, especially small landlords, mom and pop landlords, they know that this is a business, so they're not going to immediately go and kick all of their tenants out because that would mean they're going to forgo the rent they would otherwise be getting. so really what we're going to start to see, i think, is states and localities step up with increased rental assistance and support that way rather than just a flat-out ban on evicting tenants. arthel: let's take a look at the amount of rental assistance allocated and sent out so far this year according to the u.s. treasury department. here it is, $46 billion has been allocated. $3 billion has been distributed. and, again, $46 billion allocated, $3 billion distribute. have you investigated this? i mean, why is this mone

we have blaine goodman in london, author and former business correspondent. for joining us. good to have you with us. mr. goodman, let's get context around the recent increasing price in bitcoin. what is behind this? >> what has happened in recent months is that the bitcoin price got ahead of itself. it rose varies fast. it rose very far. we had about $20,000 high-priced set in 2017. then, the price -- high price set in 2017. then, the price manned down, which made a lot of people lose interest and a lot of people sold out at the bottom, $3000 a coin. the price started rising and once i got back to the previous i around $20,000, everybody started getting interested again. the price rocketed up, got to $60,000 thereabouts. from there, we have run out of willing buyers come as it were. everybody piled in, and it out ahead of itself. the price fell for a couple months. it has had time to regain its footing slowly as people start giving up on it, and you get a whole slew of negative news stories, which always tends to happen when you have a bear market. but i was

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is blaine to races, statement and yet hardly anybody, even new supporters called about to count for that. but you seem to get away with it. i know it's going to challenge him on it and he has is why we west and as always be the case in the u. k. and so when we come in and so on, they not only have to for, i think, also talked about why is wing press on the daily telegraph the, the times and so on. and that's in case too much of a mountain to climb. johnson would say he was defending muslim women to whether nicole and obviously he didn't have his lying with alex. we don't. thank you. thank you very much. that's it for the show. when we back on saturday, 5070. as the us president johnson signed the false flag, gulf of tonkin resolution paving the way to tens of millions dead wounded or displaced through vietnam low. and can bo due until then keep in touch my social media and let us know what you think the issues raised by the killing him, doug and 10 years ago have been late arrest. ah, ah, i the who's ah, is well, charles lebanon, new response to rocket fire dies, disagreement over the ro

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i mean, for me that is, infinity is blaine to races, statement and yet hardly anybody, even new supporters could count for that. but you seem to get away with it. i know it's going to challenge him on it and he has a built in breast. and as always be the case in the u. k. and so with the last job we come in and so on. they not only have to for, i think also to talk to but after why is wing press on the daily telegraph the, the times. and so on, and that's in case too much of a mountain decline. johnson would say he was defending muslim women to whether nicole and obviously he didn't. he's lying with alex. we don't thank you. thank you very much. that's it for the show will be back on saturday because he said to the day us, president johnson signed the false flag. gulf of tonkin resolution paving the way to tens of millions dead wounded or displaced through vietnam low in cambodia until then keep in touch, right, social media and let us know what you think the issues raised by the killing of our dog and 10 years ago. have been laid to rest. join me every thursday on the alex silent shore an

. >>> plus, blaine and heartache among the bay area's afghan community over the taliban takeover happening right now. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for liz. >> and on ken bastida. we start with an embattled south bay airport making a big change. new at 6:00, kpix 5's devin fehely on how pilots are going to great lengths to save reid hillview airport. >> critics of this airport say that leaded gasoline for airplanes represents an ongoing existential threat to the health and safety of children who live nearby. pilots, on the other hand, who wanted this airport to remain open, say they have a solution. >> starting today, unleaded aviation fuel is available here at reid hillview airport. >> reporter: faced with mounting treasure to close the airport, pilots at san jose's reid hillview airport now trucking in unleaded fuel, in response to concerns that planes are spreading small, airborne lead articles over nearby neighborhoods. >> we understand that lead is harmful. we are glad to be taking this step towards eliminating lead at this airport. >> reporter: the announcement, however, did

i've canister on president blaine's the fast paced with all of international troops as forces struggle to hold back taliban advances. mass testing and travel restrictions, and i'm out of beijing. china try to prevent corporate 19th, delta ovarian, taking hold of bela rushing olympic sprinter times to seek asylum and poland feeling she will be safe at home. i record high temperatures and strong winds are pushing turkey's wildfire emergency towards a 2nd week. at least 8 people unknown to have died. many more have lost their homes . the fires of torn through forests near southern beach resorts. you know, it's burning. it's obviously burning. there's no plane, there's no helicopter. there is no roads. how is this going to be extinguished? how are you? sure, the crew, you know that it is right now. we're waiting for the village to burn. our hands are tied to the soldiers made us evacuated, the village, the women, everyone evacuated, the village is burning. well, the main concern now is 75 in the coastal provinces of talia and moga, as well as sincerely in the southeast the european union s

and infection. hotspot is basing, see, the surgeon covered, 1900 cases of the stones. president blaine's the speed of international troops withdrawing for worst thing violence. israel supreme court is carrying on for palestinian families were facing for expulsion in the neighborhood. ah, hello. one of the worst hate waves for a decade has left parts of southern turkey and flames. at least 8 people have died in the wildfires that have been burning for days. emergency crews, they, most of the more than 100 fires are now under control. but hot dry weather is fanning them near coastal resort towns. many villages surrounding the area have been evacuated. bristol stars are, is him and i got that's in antalya. providence. tell us what you're seeing. where you are russell. well, there we are in the width of column, not in the town of my novel. got one of the worst district by the wildfires in turkey and it's been a village just 3 days ago. a married couple had been killed by the fires, a german women married to a turkish man, have leave here for 20 years. and 3 days ago the fires took their life

wildfires, bunny and turkey's dreaded ravaged southern coastal resorts. afghanistan's president blaine's the fast paced withdrawal of international troops. his forces struggled to hold back taliban advances, testing and travel restrictions in and out of beijing. china tried to prevent covered 1900 delta various from taking home and abandon rushing limp, expensive times to seek asylum and poland, seeing she won't be safe at home. i'm trying to get over the lake this year and then pick us the dog jim. that's the most vile compound she'll compete in the balance being final, after pulling out of all of the other events to focus on her mental health. ah good. high temperatures installed windsor pushing turkeys, wildfire emergency towards a 2nd week. at least 8 people are known to have died. many more have lost their homes. the fires of toiling through forests near southern beach resorts. neil, it's burning, it's obviously burning. there's no plane, there's no helicopter, there is no roads. how is this going to be extinguished? how are you? sure. the young adam is right now. we're waiting for

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will help us and blaine's have been seen flying over the africa and capital as nato sought to ensure the safe evacuation of foreign citizens. hundreds of americans have already left the country thousands more, trying to follow us embassy in the capital load its flag after all staff were transferred to the airport. bring it now dr. me a small town whose director general the south asian strategic stability institute university. us in is lama, but very good to have you on doctor. first of all the speed at which the taliban is taking control of the country clearly surprised many certainly us officials. how surprised the i'm sorry i didn't harry your question because that's okay. i'm happy to have to repeat it. i'm just talking about the speed at which the taliban has taken control of afghanistan. certainly surprised a lot of people. did it surprise you? now, of course not. because i think the war had been, the war was the united states for the last 20 years. and that's kind of fun, was based on a wrong assumption where they mixed counter terrorism with counter insurgency as the same goal

i've got a son's president blaine's the fast paced with all of international troops as his forces struggled to hold by taliban advances. mass testing and travel restrictions in and out of basing. china tries to prevent corporate $900.00 delta of variance from taking hold about a rational, expensive plan to seek asylum and poland feeling she will be safe at home. i record high temperatures and strong winds are pushing turkey's wild, far emergency towards the 2nd week. at least 8 people are known to have died. many more have lost their homes, the fires of torn through forests, your southern beach resorts. neil. it's burning. it's obviously burning. there's no plane, there's no helicopter, there's no roads. how is this going to be extinguished? how are you? sure you are not miserable right now. we're waiting for the village to burn. our hands are tied. the soldiers made us a vacuum. the village, the women, everyone evacuated, the village is burning. well, the main concern now is 75, and that goes to provinces of china and moga as well. there's some selling in the southeast, the european union

likely will be clinical benefits down the line, and this case that is a protein, removing that from blaine -- from brain plaques they think that is a decent predictor that could help alzheimer's patients. they will have to run a confirmatory study to confirm the benefit of this drug. the fda has the option to pull it from market. one last point on the timeline of that, that took several months to go through that approval process. when you look at the timeline around the work for the applications they are aiming to shorten that quite dramatically and typically the agency takes 10 to 12 months to review full approval, and they are looking to do that quicker. host: you had a chance to go inside the lab at madura where they produce vaccines for covid-19. talk about what got you in there and what you were trying to find out. andrew: i was at the moderna main facility in norwood, massachusetts that is producing tremendous amounts of the raw material that goes into the covid vaccine. it's been an interesting business story for me to cover up. i've been talking to modernity since the pandemic begu

honolulu's a mayor rick blaine hardy says he will restrict indoor gatherings to 10 people and outdoor gatherings to 25 these changes take effect wednesday. >> we do know is not a good time to travel to the restaurant capacity has been restricted. there is limited access to rental cars and we know that the visitors to succumb to the islands will not have the typical kind holiday that they expect to get when they visit hawaii. >> is encouraging people to get vaccinated against the virus. the cdc has added several places to its list of high-risk a travel destinations. they are the bahamas haiti kosovo, lebanon morocco in saint martin. the health agency says that these are now considered level for covid very high locations. people are advised to avoid traveling there. but anyone who must go should be fully vaccinated before hand dozens of other nations are also on the list and you can check all of those locations by going to the cdc's web sites and looking under travel notices. we're just visit our website kron 4 dot com. we go now to the situation in the middle east. president joe biden

killed in a surprise attack, as he is shot in the back, mortally wounded, and winds up dying in blaine'sbergh, and writes in his dying words to oppose easier huntington to take over the battalion or regiment. the three of them knew each other well -- the unfortunate twist of fate, i suppose for heroism is that a his knees are hunting tim decides that he would serve the narcoleptic major general, benjamin lincoln, the second ranking -- as his acting aide to camp. alexander hamilton will then be tasked with helping lead -- he's not going to leave, but he's helping the general -- it'll be taken by -- retake -- the rush 500 yards apart. we've been on an original graphic to 125th anniversary of reenactor's. the french will take their. hamilton is tasked with readout ten. it's gonna take a little while, that's actually -- it's a shame it six minutes because alexander hamilton decides that we're not gonna wait for the minors and staffers declared the space safely for us to stream through as light infants tree with # our bayonet sabers. no shots fired, bayonet's and sabers. it is a nighttime att

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here is a note overnight from bill blaine in the uk.a shockingly fast timeframe. that has consequences for the future path of the dollar and monetary and economic dominance. dec diminishing the trump years to join against china j joining us is mick mulvaney. he is the founder of exogus capital. donna edwards is here with us as well great to have you here this morning. mick, i'll start with you, if i may. not to make you speak for the trump administration, but a notable silence from top officials whether in the biden or obama or trump administration on the shocking shift events in afghanistan and the diminished stance the u.s. has in the world. chinese on social media saying the u.s. took 20 years in afghanistan. they were run out in 72 hours. what is your response? >> the chinese are asking the right questions. you mentioned it in the run-up to the segment where is the intelligence failure? we were told for years it was fine afghanis were told they were taking care of things and we would soon leave we got bad information from the pentag

it is designed to keep me from talking about joe biden because you would rather blaine trump. -- blamerump. host: you do not have an opinion on whether american troops should stay in afghanistan be on tuesday or not? caller: i do have an opinion but i will not give it to you. host: all right. we go to elise calling from woodridge, virginia on the democratic line. caller: good morning. more importantly i am an american. i feel there should have been an orderly way to exit afghanistan. if you look throughout history, many countries have tried to wage war there and none of it succeeded. you cannot fight an enemy you cannot see. as far as what happened with biden, there are things that we don't know and we are not privy to. it will come out later but as of right now we don't know. as far as extending the deadline, i don't think we should but if we can't, i think we need to set up a perimeter. that move they pulled as far as killing our people we should've tore some stuff up. i feel like they are plunking us -- punking us and we have to set a precedent. now other nations will try to test us

likely will be clinical benefits down the line, and this case that is a protein, removing that from blaine brain plaques they think that is a decent predictor that could help alzheimer's patients. they will have to run a confirmatory study to confirm the benefit of this drug. the fda has the option to pull it from market. one last point on the timeline of that, that took several months to go through that approval process. when you look at the timeline around the work for the applications they are aiming to shorten that quite dramatically and typically the agency takes 10 to 12 months to review full approval, and they are looking to do that quicker. host: you had a chance to go inside the lab at madura where they produce vaccines for covid-19. talk about what got you in there and what you were trying to find out. andrew: i was at the moderna main facility in norwood, massachusetts that is producing tremendous amounts of the raw material that goes into the covid vaccine. it's been an interesting business story for me to cover up. i've been talking to modernity since the pandemic begun and it