charles lee blue she said.ou see on the deck a similar to hss, the transification for blue shield has been positive. we completed a variety of tasks required for the implementation for one line and we are on track for various post implementation items such as medical transition ensure transition is successful and transition as well. so since january 1 we have not experienced major system or other issues of prior post, knock on wood there. but in the effort of transparency we acknowledge we have experienced wind number of issues with the transition. i will speak to those later. but in more detail. but we want to reassure the board and retirees that we are working diligently with the staff and -- with additional advocacy groups to understand those issues address them, quickly and get them resolved. and lastly, 19, 100 members did receive. their welcome kit and id cards. i will pause and go to an upon call metrics. i want to highlight this is for our december and so it shares the experience this retirees had prior

blue star families and the national have collaborated on the blue star museums program, offering freeuseum admission to military families. and excepting the creative coalition spotlight initiative award for blue star families is breonna keeler, a member of the blue star family board of directors, coanchor of seo -- of cnn news central and author of the column home front, which focuses on bridging the military and civilian divide. please welcome breonna keeler. >> thank you so much. thank you for sharing your personal story. i think that is how we broaden understanding and i'm so excited to be introduced by you. i just cannot tell you. from wings, you have brought my family so much joy just following your career all these decades, so thank you very much. [laughter] he did not even pay me to say that. i am brianna keiler and a blue star family is a currently serving military family, active-duty, army reserve and transitioning veteran families, and blue star families is how to reach them. they represent all of them. there is outreach, there's connection, and i have to say that with great

would have my “ob, i the blue sort? would have my job. i used — the blue sort? used to forecast the - job, i used to forecast the circus —— surface temperatures at the met office. i will dispatch the routers and tell them what to go during the night. but you know that certain types of grit do not work below a certain temperature and if the work below a certain temperature and ifl motorway, the south of the m4 motorway, but here, it will be on the move on thursday morning with some icy potentially snowy weather hanging around into the first part of the morning. just generally. — first part of the morning. just generally. all— first part of the morning. just generally, all in _ first part of the morning. just generally, all in the - first part of the morning. just generally, all in the beginning of your picture, this is my naivety, a big blue bar in the picture off to the west. talking to brian and kansas city, are there connections between these weather systems, does their cold weather affect us? in does their cold weather affect us? , :, . , , does their cold we

blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. back up.are now going to play an enhanced video of the bwc footage we just viewed, which has also been slowed down. the enhancements highlight the suspect's firearm. slowed down for. you guys. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. white blue blue. guys back up. prior to taking the suspect into custody and rendering aid, officer number five requested an ambulance while waiting for medics to arrive on scene. officer number five rendered aid by applying tourniquets and chest seals on the suspect's gunshot wounds. we are now going to play bwc footage from officer number five showing him rendering aid. everybody. de cock de cock holster. rendering aid. come on over here. one and two. hey! five. give it to me. what do you need? area for this tourniquet and chest heals. i got it, it's all good. hey, man, we're gonna. we're gonna take care of you, okay? you're going to be fine. hey, can you cut up his clothing now? he has some bags on him. still. it's all good. don't worry about the max. cut up his shir

maria nos explica de quÉ se trata blue sky. >> una oleada de usuarios se ha sumado a la red social bluee. >> blue skyky es una plataformae microblogueo en donde podemos compartir mensajes cortos, imÁgenes o videos a travÉs de una red descentralizazada. >> blue sky comenzÓ como un proyecto en 2019 dirigido por jack dorsey, que en aquel entonces era director ejecutivo de twitter, ahora llamado x. pero los vÍnculos entre ambas plataformas fueron disueltos en 2022. ahora, segÚn reportes de medios como cine y cuentas que monitorean la red blue, que cuenta con mÁs de 20 millones de usuarios y casi la mitad se inscribiÓ despuÉs del 5 de noviembre, mientras la campaÑa de rastreo de redes similarweb encontrÓ que miles de usuarios desactivaron sus cuentas en x tras las elecciones. aunque no hay manera de determinar si los usuarios que abandonaron x se mudaron a blue sky o las razones para ello. algunos expertos vinculan el descontento en general con cambios implementados en x al crecimiento de blue sky. >> la adquisiciÓn ha tenido una repercusiÓn muy grande en la forma y en la percepciÓn que tien

the chairman of blue did not reply to our request for an interview. also active and blue list one of the right hand man of here to build us the leader of the largest party and the fact to leader of the madeline's ged mark is how it was nearly appointed deputy prime minister last year of to failing to pass secure with the screening to become a member of parliament d. as before, the dutch intelligence received the information about him information and having contact with a foreign intelligence. he's ready for an intelligence. and also he had a gun and was not allowed to have a gun to carry a gun. and so he was, we moved again and it's now still part of the parliament, but it's not allowed to become part of the cabinets. hi, motor coat has investigated the special relationship here to build us has with israel. both markets howard, i'm willed, us did not respond to our request to comment. would we find out? is that and you have some very good context me. so this is really and to see and do you have any 20092012 ditch intelligence agency investigative. tho

what did this blues walk of fame? of course. what did this blues walk of fame mean to oakland? well, almost. the obvious is it builds pride in oakland, particularly west oakland. a lot of the at risk youth in the community, and even a lot of grown ups never knew that the contribution that seventh strt had. a lot of artists like aretha franklin, this was she used to come here with her father. she never had even recorded, but she'd come down to slim jenkins and open up for b.b. king. so also when you walk down seventh street, you see all the boarded up buildings and is in disarray. but the walk of fame let everybody know that this once was a thriving entertainment zone. it's a it's a rich part of our history. hey, what happened to the oakland blues scene? is this similar to the fillmore? maybe in san francisco? it just kind of gets gentrified. basically. yeah, yeah. yes, yes. and also what destroyed. seventh street was i part because even in when they was insulating bart, they had to tear up the streets. and a lot of people stopped going. and when they came back, they still had t

the blue helmets cannot fulfill the tasks they have been asked to do. the new syrian authorities have confirmed agreement to deploy peacekeepers in the buffer zone. lebanese authorities have proven their support for peacekeepers and we would like to express our full support for unifil and undof. they play key roles in supporting stability in the region and call for all sides to ensure the security of the blue helmets and do not limit their movement. we would like to recall that as was confirmed yesterday in the presidential statement on lebanon, peacekeepers should never become targets of attacks. mr. president, the meaningful operation of unifil and undof is impossible as long as the integrity of both arab republics is threatened and specific resolutions of the security council and general assembly are not implemented. this applies to israel which has penetrated deep into these arab states. we call on the security council to unequivocally defend these principles without complying it is impossible to stabilize the situation. all these have occurred not

they go to disaster starts -- sites whether it is a red state or a blue state.saw biden and governor desantis working together on hurricane relief years prior during the biden presidency. so this is something that happens but if newsom and trump actually come together that would be notable after the series of exchanges they have had to. >> charles: we definitely would not want it to be like palestine where it took a long time for the biden administration to even acknowledge that. house speaker mike johnson says he believes that california should have conditions to their election by the state and local officials. so that adds to the mix. how long do you think the fight could drag on? >> this could become political football but i think as we look at natural disasters generally the inclination from lawmakers but republicans and democrats is that any partisan victory it only has so much of a runway. you can try and force some changes here or there but at the end of the day you will see citizens who are in need of. that will be pretty difficult for lawmakers to try t

maine is a blue state. we can beat her.he is a tough candidate, vice president harris won maine so i am optimistic we can build on that momentum, find the right candidate and win. in north carolina, senator tillis will be our top target. he nearly won in 2020 and with the right candidate we will win this race. if you look at the north carolina map, we are up the next two cycles. if we spend a lot of time building the grassroots and doing early outreach and building up campaign headquarters, we can win two seats out of north carolina. believe it! there are a number of states that can be in play depending on the environment. these are some red states -- don't get nervous -- it matters who runs, who gets primary, it matters the dynamic of a midterm election against trump. remember 2006. those dynamics helped us flood -- we had more than 40 seats that cycle we won. texas has been in a single digit in recent elections. alaska and kentucky recently elected democrats to statewide offices. if they have elected a governor or a house

jeff bezos blue origin calls of the debut launch of its rocket after examining a few anomalies during mission countdown. hello, i'm kylie pentelow. the number of people known to have died in the los angeles wildfires has risen to 24. with high winds forecast over the coming days, fire crews are now facing a race against time to avert further destruction. but from the ashes, many remarkable stories are rising — as people battle to stop their neighbourhoods from burning down. our correspondent helena humphrey reports. oh, my house! for 36 years, fighting fires was rich snyder's profession. now retired, when flames tore through his community in pasadena, it was personal. armed with a hose, and with his bare hands, suddenly, he wasn't just saving strangers. he was saving his neighbours and their homes. lord help us. lord, with your hands. whether it was divine intervention, or rich's sheer determination, their lives were saved. among them, a neighbour with additional needs, confused amid the chaos. no, no! greg, your house is on fire. your house is... greg, greg! you have to come with me.

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blue origin�*s rival, spacex, sent rockets into orbit more than 400 times.ster on the launch pad. butjeff bezos�*s company, blue origin, is building more rockets for a series of test launches, and they hope to take on spacex. blue origin has been sending people into space for ten years, but briefly, and not into orbit. up until now, blue origin has been using a rocket system called new shepard. it's 19.2 metres high, and although it can get into space briefly, it's not powerful enough to get into low earth orbit. the new system, new glenn, at 98 metres, is gigantic by comparison and it can get 45 tonnes into low earth orbit. but it's not as big as elon musk�*s starship at 121 metres. it eventually will be able to take up 200 tonnes into space. the lower stage of the rocket failed to return to this can be room for more than one multi—billionaire to find their own corner and not end up slugging it out in the ring because i think that's really to no 1's best interests. i would like to think that they will kind of manoeuvre around each other and find their respe

we've got the stuff, let me show you some, it is blue. it is blue salt.ow me that again. brian: christian: sure. it is different from what we have on our pavements here. brian: it's different. not a lot of cities are using this. it is less harmful to the environment, but it works more effectively at lower temperatures, so when the temperatures get below freezing, this is that secret weapon we use. christian: what are the biggest challenges? are there parts of the state, parts of the city you cannot get to at the moment? brian: kansas city pretty much is open at this point here we have most roads open and clear. we have a few neighborhoods we have to clean out. the biggest challenges right now is we are looking at exceptionally freezing temperatures over the next week. usually after a snowstorm, you can knock down some of the snow. the general nature of cars driving on the roads as well. but when you are looking at temperatures well below freezing, it's a lot harder to get that melting. christian: how many are without power at this moment? brian: in kansas

this is a crushed velvet in blue. she had a reputation of loving blue. had satin dresses and everything in blue. in the course of all of this, i came across a dress that was quite famous. it was made of cotton. so i started to investigate that, and i calm up with, believe it or not, in 1931 a telegram from huey long saying that we can restore the prosperity of the south and materially the bancof the world within less than two weeks' time if the cotton producing states have governors and other officials that will have thcourage to act. the only way this can be done is to prohibit by law. the farmers have cotton, and if action is taken, they will benefit of the price. because cotton has gone down to six cents a found. it was an absolute disaster. so the governor of texas and the governor of louisiana decided that they were going to pass laws. and they passed laws that you could only use 30% of your property in cotton. this was going to solve the problem. what it did create was an enormous exodus to the north, from hundreds of thousands of cotton workers wh

blue or green? it decides. logically, in favor of blue. how valuable is the ability to logically deduce the unknown for the everyday life of a paper was. so last place is organized so that everyone that they interact with isn't a linear linear hierarchy for most dominant to lease dominant. and so if they have transitive inference, they can guess how strong otherwise start without actually needing to fight. they can say, oh, i beat susie in a fight last week. and today susie b jane. so my guess is i'm going to probably beat jane. and that helps them live their life and manage conflict without fighting with everyone they meet. the researchers observe the was fights closely. this is a commonly observed scenario. an opponent giving up before the fight is even started. this was, has probably concluded that she doesn't stand a chance it's not known whether any other insect species shows similarly impressive, logical skills. their relatives, the honey bees, were unable to solve this problem. i don't think that was i like overall can you says, you

a cultural hub for blues.u ali rasmus will be here at 730 to share what's being done to recover what was stolen. >> wow. all right. time is 714. today is the beginning of the lunar new year, and members of the bay area's aapi communities are already celebrating. >> ktvu andre senior back in studio with how some businesses are preparing and also some traditions that come this time of. >> year traditions, including eating food. it all centers around that as well. let's get to it. many delicious traditions are part of this event. on the eve of the lunar new year, celebrations are centered around cooking for the family, dining together individual traditional dishes as well. here, people buy food and are when more to prepare for this. different foods will symbolize the many different things people are hoping the new year brings, like a mosque called fat choy, which symbolizes good fortune. tangerines represent prosperity and wealth. any seafood dish, such as shrimp, prepared and plated with the head and tail attach

get on blue sky. and i'm looking at blue sky right now.'m looking at maddow, msnbc.com, at blue sky. and i guess i think i'm. let me just read to you, actually, rachel, the very first thing i said on blue sky. it's kind of like alexander graham bell, you know, in the first phone call. it felt that way. it felt like it has to be profound. and so this is what i came up with nine minutes ago. rachel told me to join blue sky last night, and it only took me 24 hours to figure it out. and. and here i am. >> and do you see what's posted on my blue sky account right now? >> i wish i knew. >> let me think. you don't know how to. >> do it. i think i do. wait, i'm going to press this thing here and i think i'll. you did it, y'all. this is fantastic. >> it says you did it, lawrence. woot! yes. and i also replied to your message to encourage you to do more. because this. you're perfect. >> yeah. no, listen, i'm going to i'm going to pull an all nighter now and just it's all i'm going to do is, is i'm going to sky, as they call it. sky is that. i'm just

the blue. so i don't want to hear donald trump or any of the congressional republicans who refused to speak out against these unjust and unconscionable pardons and say that they support our law enforcement officers because they do not. we now are all here in the capitol building, where some of those defendants were walking today. having to wonder whether they are going to reenact the violence that they committed on january 6. officer hodges works here today. we all work here. what impact is that going to have because if there's a single member of congress who starts worrying about his or her safety or that of the family's safety and that impacts the job that they do in any way, that is how democracy tumbles and that's how authoritarianism takes over. if their personal safety concerns that influence the way that we elect officials to do our job and we cannot represent our constituents in the way that we took an oath to do, and that's not because of us. that's because donald trump set out a metal

secured inside new glenn's payload bay is the first prototype of blue 0rigin�*s blue ring vehicle, all to the pentagon and commercial customers. a short time ago the spacex owner elon musk congratulated mr bezos on a successful launch. that is your business news, we will see you for another addition very soon. hello from the bbc sport centre. we're starting with the australian open where great britain's emma raducanu has made the third round for the first time in her career. the world number 61 fought back from breaks down in each set and needing treatment for a back injury to beat amanda anisimova 6—3, 7—5. up next though, she faces the huge challenge of second seed iga swiatek. i'm going to enjoy playing in a great atmosphere. i think the last two matches i've had, the crowd has been amazing, the support here. i have felt at home. it hasjust support here. i have felt at home. it has just been a support here. i have felt at home. it hasjust been a nice feeling to be part of, so i'm looking forward to going out there and testing my game against the best because ultimately, you play t

blue sky and motto. msnbc.com. that's me. maddow dot msnbc.com at blue sky. i'll see you there and i'll see you back here tomorrow night, 9 p.m. eastern. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. lawrence. >> you know, rachel, now that you mention it, i've been trying to figure out my relationship to blue sky. i think i joined a long time ago and then ignored it. and we're going to work it out within the next 12 hours, because i've got to see what you're saying on blue sky. >> it is back. your relationship with blue sky is back on as of tonight. >> yeah, i'm going to get to work on it. rachel, it's been an evening that that has been so high speed disorienting, which i think is the intention of the new president and the new administration just trying to catch up with on the pardon side, for example, the number of people who were convicted of assaulting police officers. it ranges into the hundreds. we're trying to you had ryan riley on who knows everything about this. but i think over the next couple of days, we're going to be track

sunny skies, blue skies. the cold temperatures have allowed them to make snow and keep everyone pretty happy on the mountain. but there, roberta said, maybe a first. a mixture of rain and snow and then some snow so they could use it. we could use some rain. let's check in with with sal first though. on traffic. where are you starting in the commute? >> well, we're going to go right to the bay bridge, pam, and show people because they always want to know what it's looking like. it's looking very normal. and our triple a traffic camera will show us that that traffic looks normal. as you drive across. the san mateo and dumbarton bridge also look good and so does the peninsula highway. ford does have a little bit of a backup here. it's not unusual. and southbound 242 has a little slowing approaching 680. there's a word that could be a little bit of a little grass or small grass fire in the area. so i'm investigating that. it's not causing a huge traffic jam right now as we look southbound 880 at 92, there appears

at 11, someone stole dozens of plants off of oakland's blues walk of fame. the west coast blues society says replacing the 40 plaques on seventh street is going to cost up to $150,000. the west coast blues society says this theft is a huge loss to the walk, and those who have been honored by it. big names like aretha franklin and locals still around like tom bowden. they will be fundraising to replace the plaques as soon as possible. oakland police have not commented on this case. >> happening tomorrow. one of the cornerstones of san francisco mayor daniel lowery's campaign will face its first big test. there will be a hearing on his ordinance for a fentanyl state of emergency. >> we have to treat this emergency like the crisis that it is, and we have to treat it with urgency. that's what this ordinance helps us do. it helps us build more mental health and drug treatment beds more quickly. it helps get people off the street. it helps us hire more public safety officials, more clinicians. >> lowery's proposal would also allow private sector donations. however

so this is a big deal, a big step for blue origin, jeff bezos blue origin was started about 20 years, around the same time as spacex by elon musk and elon musk and spacex. of course, they've been routinely launching falcon nine falcon heavies, recovering first stage boosters. so in a way, blue origin is playing catch up. and this is a big deal. this is their first orbital rocket, the new glenn. and it's been in development for quite a while. so it will be exciting to see how it goes. now it took spacex many, many, many tries before they successfully recovered their first stage booster. and so blue origin is going to try this on their first flight test. so we'll see how it goes. it'll be interesting to watch. >> and again about this being such a big deal and the fact that, you know, this rocket, or at least blue origin is really going to be a major competition to elon musk. talk to us about how, you know, that's probably good for us, right? >> oh, absolutely. competition is good. it keeps everyone sharp, keeps everyone on their game. it keeps people from being complacent. right. and s

and this is crushed velvet in blue. she had a reputation of loving blue. she had satin dresses and tulle dresses and everything in blue. in the course of all of this, i came across a dress was quite famous and it was made of cotton. so i started to investigate that and i came up with, believe it or not, in 1931, a telegram came from huey long long saying that we can restore the prosperity of the south and materially the balance of the world within less two weeks time, if the cotton producing have governors and other officials who will have the courage to act and decide civilly, the only way that this can be donis to prohibit by law at once the raising of a single bale of cotton in all cotton growing states. during the yr 1932, the used to have their cotton and if action is immediately taken along this line, they will benefit of t price bause. cotton had gone down to $0.06, $0.06 a pound, and it was an absolute. so the governor of texas and the governor of of of louisiana decided that they were going to pass laws and they actually passed laws that you could

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today is blue monday — the most depressing day of the year.ut don't despair — we'll get top tips on how to cope. live from london, this is business today, i'm sally bundock. let's start in the us, where tiktok is back online after a brief shutdown left millions of users unable to access the chinese—owned app. in a message to users, the social media platform praised president—elect donald trump after he pledged to restore access for american users on his first day in office and vowed companies that distribute and host the platform would not be held liable for violating a us ban that came into effect on sunday. trump says he is now a fan of the short—video platform despite calling for it to be shut down during his first term in office. it's quite complicated, isn't it? so tiktok is owned by a chinese company called bytedance, and the company is actually headquartered here in singapore — the building is right behind me — and one of the reasons that is headquartered here is because it has, over the past few years, tried to distance itself from its

right now we are looking at blue skies here. absolutely beautiful.nd over the next few days, you'll notice that the clouds will start to increase. that will start to happen on wednesday into thursday. and by friday, we'll be looking out for some rain. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk more about that. all right. happening right now, operations here, a storm back in lake tahoe this year. kron 4 meteorologist gayle ong is at that weather conference center in kron. 4 news at noon. >> she had a live report where she spoke with the former fema director on the importance of flood insurance even in parts of california that are not near the water. >> seem to go from extreme too extreme. so the last couple years we were seeing flooding in places that never seen flooding in for a lot of folks. they warn in what was called a special flood risk. lot people call floods. also someone on the flood insurance. doesn't flood here. and to their homes are flooded. so consider a flood insurance even if you don't live worse. a requirement because there's not many places t

, and the blue collar vote is a big reason why. here's john's report. >> daybreak on the atlantic. it's playtime for a pod of dolphins and another subfreezing day at the office for andrew koncak. these trips can last up to 12 days. joe biden was president when we left provincetown harbor. donald trump will be back in the white house the next time koncak and his colleagues head out. >> so you stand here like this. >> see, koncak is just as he was when we first met 16 months ago and promised him we'd spend a day out here. he wishes trump would bite his tongue, sometimes, wishes he would let women settle the abortion debate, wishes he would acknowledge the climate crisis that makes this grueling work even more unpredictable. gaza jax. but trump got his vote in the new hampshire primary and again in november. >> easy, killer, because he promises to close the border. >> most of all, though, because trump opposes offshore wind farms, kÖnchek believes will destroy new england fisheries, destroy his way of life. >> the hundreds of miles th

state and where this happened in california is a blue part of a blue state and trump in the past hasated about not helping states that he didn't agree with or withheld a major disaster declaration in washington state for an extended period of time back when he was president. he is not projecting exactly what he would do this time. president biden has in some ways tried to lock it in. we will see if he succeeds but he's offered the state of california, you know, 100% coverage of recovery efforts from the federal government. normally it is a split, like 75-25, and biden has come out and said it's 100% for 180 days. he's not going to be president for 180 days. geoff: here's how governor newsom responded to the political acts from donald trump while speaking to meet the press yesterday. >> i called for him to come out, take a look for himself. we want to do in the spirit of an open hand, not a closed fist. he's the president-elect. i respect the office. we have a president of the united states that within 36 hours provided a major disaster declaration over a text. we had support from the

at 11, someone stole dozens of plants off of oakland's blues walk of fame.he west coast blues society says replacing the 40 plaques on seventh street is going to cost up to $150,000. the west coast blues society says this theft is a huge loss to the walk, and those who have been honored by it. big names like aretha franklin and locals still around like tom bowden. they will be fundraising to replace the plaques as soon as possible. oakland police have not commented on this case. >> happening tomorrow. one of the cornerstones of san francisco mayor daniel lowery's campaign will face its first big test. there will be a hearing on his ordinance for a fentanyl state of emergency. >> we have to treat this emergency like the crisis that it is, and we have to treat it with urgency. that's what this ordinance helps us do. it helps us build more mental health and drug treatment beds more quickly. it helps get people off the street. it helps us hire more public safety officials, more clinicians. >> lowery's proposal would also allow private sector donations. however,

donald trump doesn't not like, especially blue ones.is to have cameras ready so that images of ice agents arresting immigrants are blasted out on television and social media. and it's important to note that we have been down a version of this road before. you might not remember this, but back in 2019, trump made a very big deal of previewing mass immigration raids by ice. in a tweet that summer, he said ice was about to begin the process of removing millions of undocumented immigrants, and people were understandably freaked out by that tweet. a couple of days later, his acting ice director said that agents would start a deportation blitz targeting more than 2000 immigrant family members. but in the end, just 35 people were arrested as part of that operation. now, a story like that is likely cold comfort. and for lots of families across chicago and other big cities that are being mentioned in the news right now. trump's incoming border czar has said that they will try to create a sense of shock and awe. so shock and awe is what we should

we saw an embrace of the red states at the expense of the blue.of the early indicators suggest that maybe what we see again, this time, i mean, just this weekend, we learned a deportation operation could start in chicago as early as tuesday and that washington, d.c, philadelphia, los angeles and denver could also be targets. and as california continues to battle one of the worst wildfires in its history, trump and his allies are focused on blaming governor gavin newsom, spreading misinformation and conditioning much needed aid. just listen to how trump laid out his plan to use california as a bargaining chip earlier this week. >> if you add los angeles into it, then you can really do one big, beautiful bill because frankly, they want that so badly. they want the money to go out there so badly. >> and i don't think we should do a bill until los angeles is included. and when los angeles is included, we get everything we want. >> if we give it to los angeles, we get everything we want. and by that, he means maybe i'll give assistance to the state cur

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huge blue state. >> yeah. >> a huge blue state. i would be -- >> retracting my previous statement. >> exactly. >> first of all, it would be wonderful to have a massive blue state. they have an amazing healthcare system. it would be wonderful for us to -- listen, if he -- if canada wants to come here and rescue us, i am more than happy -- >> rescue us? >> i don't know. >> make canada like d.c. taxation without any representation. they would figure out a way to rig it. >> kevin o'leary, who has been on this show, mr. wonderful, in you will, he has this proposal. here is how he laid it out. >> number one was integrating canada towards a north american union for greater strength, just period. the world is a difficult place these days. and most canadians would like to look at that opportunity without giving up their sovereignty. so, low-hanging fruit would be combine currency, for example, combining the bank of canada with the fed. things like that. >> listen, they got hockey players. okay. they're not doi