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practically like one town and suddenly now when we were at heat differently by the coronavirus border borth closed and that will be wounds that will take time to to heal how about the wounds with your european partners we also have the e.u. home affairs commissioner early johansson who also happens to be swedish she wants e.u. member states to lift all border checks within the block by the end of june as we mentioned to the european c.d.c. their assessment is that your wave of transmission has not yet so that's not happening as it. well we have to see because that's the decision from every country themself and every countries do what they think is best we have since the beginning wanted to have a coordinated in e.u. wide solution that would have been the best but that has shown it's not possible but i still i mean you are was in the government together with me so we know each other very well and we speak all the time so i know very well that they really want to have a coordinated answer and i think that would have been the best because now every country has their own. very reason for why th

because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly the role of our the exodus borthin the story or. the story of. germany france the united kingdom russia and china have all rejected the us request to reimpose sanctions on iran so called snap back sanctions can be triggered this part of the nuclear deal but only by signatories to the pact caleb maupin picks up the story. so at this point we've got the united states essentially demanding that the united nations reimpose its crippling sanctions economic warfare against the islamic republic of iran this is mike pompei o laying out the demand just a few minutes ago i delivered letters to both the un secretary general to terrorism to the president of the security council. notify them that the united states is initiating the restoration of virtually all u.n. sanctions on iran lifted under un security council resolution 2231 did i say it will never allow the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to freely buy and sell planes tanks missiles and other kinds of conventional weapons now essentially the united states is hop

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because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly the role of are the exodus borth in the story or. the story of. this week tech giant apple became the 1st ever u.s. company to be worth 2 trillion dollars apple's value puts it on par with major economies it's now surpassed the g.d.p. of brazil canada russia and south korea its market capitalization has doubled over the past 2 years and most of that growth has happened since the start of the pandemic experts now estimate that if it were an economy it would be classified as the 9th richest in the world my colleague you know neal asked economist edward hall and jeffrey tucker of their thoughts on apple's 2 trillion dollar valuation. does it seem as if some things are quite right when millions are losing their jobs or close to it i'll a tiny number getting insanely rich. that is exactly right and i have to correct language you say because of the pandemic it's because of the lockdowns all across the world and especially in the us governments have it been bankrupting small and b. medium size businesses and forced closures

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