multinational corporations that invade paying taxes we've heard criticisms of them for a long time brant talking about apple and amazon facebook companies that put their their headquarters overseas in places like ireland and they don't pay us federal tax here in the united states so there doesn't seem to be a plan for it necessarily how to extract from those groups it just raises the tax on corporations that continue to be here in the u.s. and that's something actually it is strangely the obama administration and the trump administration agreed on was trying to saying that these guys had to pay taxes unfortunately neither administration was able to do anything and as you said at least in this package it doesn't appear that the biden administration is either now on the issue of infrastructure what are we looking in terms of size and scope of this plan. yes it's pretty significant so this is called the american jobs plan it would allocate $621000000000.00 to transportation infrastructure and resilience including construction of roads and bridges we're talking about rail service transit rai

there hasn't yet been a formal reaction from nato brant because it it did break quite late in the day after after business hours here in brussels and as you mentioned president biden hasn't actually made the announcement yet we do know that he's going to do that there's been a background call with senior officials and i can also tell you from sources that secretary blinken briefed nato allies today about the decision so we definitely know it's forthcoming but you know there hasn't you know been the meeting of nato foreign and defense ministers that's going to happen tomorrow and they definitely don't want to get ahead of president biden on this but i can tell you brant that some countries will actually feel relieved even if they know that their missions in afghanistan are not completed the taliban controls more than half the country countries are ready to come home along with the united states after 20 years red what does this tell you when announcement by september 11th means troops could begin leaving any idea when. no thanks we have to join you it's i think it's a irresponsible dan

well brant i think it is really unfortunate news particularly because this was the only single short of vaccine that was approved and it's one of the 3 vaccines that are currently being told out in the u. u.s. and also this is one of those vaccine that we were considering as a tentative. vaccine concerns because it could be stored out there after you take your temperature but we're looking really on to that that is being generated out of the u.s. applying to be vaccines there is no such concerns advise that anybody had no vaccine numpad what we have seen that that johnson and johnson so this clearly indicate that there is some general consensus that makes this as being caused those are adamant and those evidence are not really seen in normal population of that clot in the into intervening in the blood so certainly that is something that we need to watch medicare for the in coming days well this is really a double whammy though for the european union isn't it because astra zeneca has been palls for people basically under the age of 60 because of fears of blood clots and now johnson an

there hasn't yet been a formal reaction from nato brant because it it did break quite late in the day after after business hours here in brussels and as you mentioned president biden hasn't actually made the announcement yet we do know that he's going to do that there's been a background call with senior officials and i can also tell you from sources that secretary blinken briefed nato allies today about the decision so we definitely know it's forthcoming but you know there hasn't you know been the meeting of nato foreign and defense ministers that's going to happen tomorrow and they definitely don't want to get ahead of president biden on this but i can tell you brant that some countries will actually feel relieved even if they know that their missions in afghanistan are not completed the taliban controls more than half the country countries are ready to come home along with the united states after 20 years red what does this tell you when announcement by september 11th means troops could begin leaving any idea of when. no thanks we have to join you it's i think it's a your response

there hasn't yet been a formal reaction from nato brant because it did break quite late in the day after after business hours here in brussels and as you mentioned president biden hasn't actually made the announcement yet we do know that he's going to do that there's been a background call with senior officials and i can also tell you from sources that secretary blinken briefed nato allies today about the decision so we definitely know it's forthcoming but you know there hasn't you know been the meeting of nato foreign and defense ministers that's going to happen tomorrow and they definitely don't want to get ahead of president biden on this but i can tell you brant that some countries will actually feel relieved even if they know that their missions in afghanistan are not completed the taliban controls more than half the country countries are ready to come home along with the united states after 20 years red what does this tell you when announcement by september 11th means troops could begin leaving any idea when no thanks we have to join you it's i think it's a irresponsible dangerous

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. >> with me now is katie phang, msnbc legal contributor and brant williams. katie, there was a break in the case before the prosecutor was allowed to ask that question about the use of force and when use of force should have ended. the defense objected to that. can you explain why the defense might object to something that seems like an elemental question. >> it's kind of a two-fold answer for you. one, it was whether or not it was within the ability of this witness to be able to testify and whether or not it was something that this particular officer would be able to speak to, number one. and then number two, any chance the defense is going to get to be able to slow down this freight train of emotion coupled with the idea that there was a failure to adhere to policies and procedures, the defense is going to seize upon that. the ability for this particular witness to not be able to tell the jury, especially being his former shift supervisor, that it was unacceptable, it was incorrect for chauvin to continue to restrain george floyd when he had stopped, quote

brant williams is a reporter from minnesota public radio checking in with us.e to see you again. thank you for joining us tonight. >> good to be here. >> it feels like this is a big pivot in the case for the prosecution, that we have heard earlier in the case about mr. floyd as a human being. we heard about the witnesses and the other people that saw what happened in terms of the confrontation. now we are in to the medical facts of the end of his life. it feels sort of like the third act of this presentation. does that seem right? >> yeah. it seems to be that the prosecution is starting to wind down their case. you mentioned they went through and hitting all of the points they started off by mapping out during their opening statements which seemed like you said ten days ago. it feels like 100 days ago. they have been hitting those points. and today was, as you mentioned, one of the big moments where the medical examiner who you was the only doctor to examine george floyd when he died and had not seen the video before he came to his conclusions, which is importa

there hasn't yet been a formal reaction from nato brant because it did break quite late in the day after after business hours here in brussels and as you mentioned president biden hasn't actually made the announcement yet we do know that he's going to do that there's been a background call with senior officials and i can also tell you from sources that secretary blinken briefed nato allies today about the decision so we definitely know it's forthcoming but you know there hasn't you know been the meeting of nato foreign and defense ministers that's going to happen tomorrow and they definitely don't want to get ahead of president biden on this but i can tell you brant that some countries will actually feel relieved even if they know that their missions in afghanistan are not completed the taliban controls more than half the country countries are ready to come home along with the united states after 20 years red what does this tell you when announcement by september 11th means troops could begin leaving any idea when. no thanks we have to join you it's i think it's a response hold dangerous

well brant let's not forget that russia alleged interference in the 2020 election was in support of donald trump so there has been obviously a personal interest from former president trying to keep good relations with russia the u.s. is now taken as expected a much more aggressive stance towards russia for its election interference biden said these sanctions are in response to russia attempting to undermine the democratic process in the united states but the sanctions are also for the cyber attacks on solar winds which gave it the ability to spy on more than 1600 computer systems worldwide according to the white house and you know brant in washington there is always a political division everyone is divided but this is a policy move that most lawmakers are in favor of even during the term but ministration republicans and democrats criticize donald trump for his russian policies so beyond a few this will probably be met with with praise. yeah and this this this carrot and stick approach that we're seeing on president biden he spoke with president putin of russia just a few days ago proposed

to spy on more than $1600.00 computer systems worldwide according to the white house and you know brant in washington there is always a political division everyone is divided but this is a policy move that most lawmakers are in favor of even during the term but ministration republicans and democrats criticize donald trump for his russian policies so beyond a few this will probably be met with with praise. yeah and this this this carrot and stick approach that we're seeing and president biden he spoke with president putin of russia just a few days ago proposed summit talks and now we've got washington punishing russian companies and individuals close to putin i mean can we say is there a single body in administration white house stance towards moscow. the national security advisor mr sullivan said today that president biden is aiming to strike a balance and provide a significant and credible response to a rash of bad not escalate the situation so according to the white house biden does want to get to the civility in the u.s. russia relationship and they believe that if president putin is

brant, it's good to have you. you were there for jury selection.iously the defense only needs one single juror to decide they see there is reasonable doubt that george floyd killed -- or derek chauvin killed george floyd. do you have a sense of who the prosecution or whether the prosecution might be targeting one juror in particular? >> no sense of that, but i was in the courtroom yesterday when the jurors were subjected to some mundane evidence. their attention started to wane a little bit, and i think that's something they will have to -- >> brant, as you can hear, we've just gone back into the trial, and the testimony will resume with dr. tobin. i believe he is being cross-examined now by the defense. >> i want to review a few things with you, sir. i don't think we'll take too long. you were ultimately approached by the state of minnesota to assist in the review of the medical issues in this case, correct? >> correct. >> and you have volunteered to do this work at no cost, correct? >> correct. >> you're not normally involved in criminal cases of

make sure that they're not in violation of it the idea here is to not stifle i know that sounds crazy brant saying this coming from china right is to not stifle competition it isn't on stifle what is happening in the in the tech space in china and to allow for more competition it's weird to think that it is a communist government of china that is pushing for greater competition in space but that's what they say that they're doing and i think here's the other important thing is that yes the 4 percent fine against it's relatively small the question is if you're a smaller company than alibaba which many of these companies are are you willing to take an even bigger fine or or what other penalties come along with that and i think a lot of these companies are saying that least they will get in line and as you said you know it's a surprise to some people that it's a competitive behavior is being cracked down by the chinese government do we see other countries beginning to take similar approaches with tech firms i mean we hear a lot about it in the west about these violations but what else are we s

anything about pricing although they did say that tests will likely be prised very affordable you brant and there are some new closures that we have to be aware of so i can tell us about that. you know that's a that's actually true a couple actually france they just imposed a 3rd national lockdown as code in 1000 cases are once again surging they're calling it france 3.0 now calling the new faster spreading very end of the virus an epidemic with an epidemic of french president my daughter my call and extended a lockdown to the end higher country and close schools through the end of april now doctors say 1000 patients in france i.c.u. they're younger and younger often without any underlying health problems they were in saying that 44 percent of patients in i.c.u. there are younger than $65.00 now poland they're also taking measures a step further and imposing a nationwide 3 week lockdown after cases job week after week 44 percent now most of the new cases that we're seeing in france and poland there in part due to the aggressive varian which for submerge in the u.k. now meanwhile there i

brant just like we heard on that c.d.c. audio track the pause in johnson and johnson single does call that vaccine comes as 6 recipients experience a very rare blood clot now all 6 are a woman between the ages of 18 and 48 and all developed the illness within one to 3 weeks of vaccination now one of the 6 has died and a 2nd is currently hospitalized in critical condition but health officials are stressing that these are all very rare and rants and if you take a look at how many people so far have gotten the job sent johnson vaccine which is close to 7000000 we're talking about one per 1000000 and when you give millions of doses of vaccine it's rare side effects like this just can't be identified in the clinical trials because if you didn't have millions of people in rolled in fact in the phase 3 trials of johnson and johnson there were a little over $43000.00 so while according to the c.d.c. 75 percent of the during as recipients are. port of side effects compared to 65 percent of the pfizer recipients none have been very s

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who have been involved that's what we're looking at today ok deja vu political correspondent hans brant thanks for your insight on this unfolding commemoration of the victims of the current 1000 pending. and stay tuned for our continuing live coverage of the official ceremony to commemorate germany's code 1000 victims coming up at the top of the hour here on deja vu for. now to some of the other developments in the pandemic india recorded more than 230000 new cases on saturday that's more than 3 times the daily case number in the united states the world's worst hit nation the u.s. itself with a strong vaccination rollout in place has still seen an 8 percent caseload rise as more states ease restrictions zimbabwe meanwhile has released more than $300.00 prisoners from its jails to ease congestion in the country's new tory is the overcrowded prisons amid a 2nd wave of infections. the czech republic has expelled 18 russian diplomats who it says are military spies the russian embassy staffers or staffers pardon me are being kicked out after a check official said they found clear evidence th

our correspondent robin brant is in shanghai.ort of reception asjohn kerry going to get? he what sort of reception as john kerry going to get?— going to get? he is coming here to shanahai going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and _ going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and arriving _ going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and arriving this - going to get? he is coming here toj shanghai and arriving this evening, a city of 24 million people i have to say the air pollution has not been good in the past week but he has come to show that the us is engaging again after five years of stepping back under donald trump. it is going to be a significant visit and a substantial one as he is here for two days and will meet a very important people and them a man who is his chinese counterpart and he has been brought out of retirement by beijing because he knowsjohn kerry and that gives you an idea of how significant they think the personal relationship can be. in terms of climate change and environment it is important both for

locked on under certain circumstances but not if you have not ok you political correspondent hence brant thanks for that insight. and later today we'll be bringing you live coverage of the official service to commemorate germany's covered 900 victims here on new t.v. sets. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world the czech republic has announced it is expelling 18 russian diplomats the move comes over suspicions that russian intelligence services were involved in an explosion at an ammunition depot in 2014 that killed 2 people moscow in turn has accused praga of engaging in what it calls tricks and says there will be diplomatic consequences. doctors for jailed russian dissident alex in the valley say he could be close to death based on medical tests received from his representatives the 44 year old is on hunger strike he says authorities are letting his doctors treat him for back pain and numbness in his legs. prince philip queen elizabeth husband for more than 7 decades has been laid to rest he died last week at the age of 99 the ceremony took

ok that was a deed abuse political correspondent brant reporting from outside the kaiser vilhelm the morial church in berlin where a service for code 1000 victims is currently wrapping up and later today will be bringing you live coverage of the official service to commemorate germany's covered $1000.00 victims here on. and now to some of the other developments in the pandemic india recorded more than 230000 new cases on saturday that's more than 3 times the daily case number in the united states the world's worst hit nation the us itself with a strong vaccination rollout in place has still seen an 8 percent caseload rise as more states eased restrictions zimbabwe has released more than $300.00 prisoners from its jails to ease congestion in the country's notoriously overcrowded prisons amid a 2nd wave of infections. the czech republic has expelled 18 russian diplomats who it says are military spies the russian embassy staffers are being kicked out after a check official said they found clear evidence that moscow operatives were involved in deadly explosions at an ammunition depot in

to spy on more than $1600.00 computer systems worldwide according to the white house and you know brant in washington there is always a political division everyone is divided but this is a policy move that most lawmakers are in favor of even during the term but ministration republicans and democrats criticize donald trump for his russian policies so beyond a few this will probably be met with with praise. yeah and there's this this carrot and stick approach that we're seeing and president biden he spoke with president putin of russia just a few days ago proposed summit talks and now we've got washington punishing russian companies and individuals close to putin i mean can we say is there a single body administration white house stance towards moscow. the national security advisor mr sullivan said today that president biden is aiming to strike a balance and provide a significant and credible response to russia's bad not escalate the situation so according to the white house biden want to get the civility in the u.s. russia relationship and they believe that if president putin is prepared

locked on under certain circumstances but not if you have not ok deb you political correspondent hence brant thanks for that insight. and later today we'll be bringing you live coverage of the official service to commemorate germany's coated 900 dictums here on t.v. . let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. scientists say one of the world's largest icebergs has melted away a 68 as it is known had a surface area of nearly 6000 square kilometers and weighed approximately 1000000000 tons after it broke away from antarctica in 2017 but satellites show the formation is virtually gone now broken into countless small fragments. the czech republic has announced it is expelling 18 russian diplomats the move comes over suspicions that russian intelligence services were involved in an explosion at an ammunition depot in 2014 that killed 2 people moscow in turn has accused prague of engaging in what it calls tricks and says there will be diplomatic consequences . drs for jailed russian dissident alex in the valley say he could be close to death based on medi

unlikely to be agreed to all right thank you for that detail abuse political correspondent handsome brant reporting for us from outside the kaiser vilhelm morial church in berlin where service recovered $1000.00 victims is currently under way. and will of course be bringing you more coverage of that service to commemorate germany's coated 19 victims throughout the day here on t.v. . let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. scientists say one of the world's largest icebergs has melted away the so-called a 68 iceberg had a surface area of nearly 6000 square kilometers and weighed approximately 1000000000 tons after it broke away from that article in 2017 but satellites show the formation is virtually gone now broken into countless small fragments. the czech republic has announced it is expelling 18 russian diplomats the move comes over suspicions that russian intelligence services were involved in an explosion at an ammunition depot in 2014 that killed 2 people moscow in turn has accused prague of engaging in tricks as it calls them and says ther

to spy on more than $1600.00 computer systems worldwide according to the white house and you know brant in washington there is always a political division everyone is divided but this is a policy move that most lawmakers are in favor of even during the term but ministration republicans and democrats criticize donald trump for his russian policies so be young a few this will probably be met with with praise. yeah and it's this this carrot and stick approach that we're seeing and president biden he spoke with president putin of russia just a few days ago proposed summit talks and now we've got washington punishing russian companies and individuals close to putin i mean can we say is there a single body administration white house stance towards moscow. the national security advisor mr sullivan said today that president biden is aiming to strike a balance and provide a significant and credible response to russia's back not escalate the situation so according to the white house biden does want to get the ability in the u.s. russia relationship and they believe that if president putin is prep

well brant if we really look on to this vaccine come back scenes from the beginning this has been the vaccine that have been issues the most among all of the front runner this is the vaccine the only that seen that been posed to times during the clinical trial and this is the one that having an association with the blood of blood and i think this is the at 20 cation and this is really a testament that our health care system to improve for the safety and efficacy is working because whenever there is any association don't leave it also shows and any other vaccine is linked that the procedure is to pause and to look back into that act of retrospectivity and analyze and bring it to reality and currently standing it seems like that link is real and that is going to be a challenge. in moving forward moving forward it we know that the astra zeneca vaccine was planned as a workhorse in the vaccination efforts for the entire globe it's also one of the cheaper vaccines that if you take it out of the equation which is that appears where we're headed what does that mean then for vaccinating every

well brant certainly he is as you mentioned the 2nd most popular in the polls of the 2 men who applied for the job but just to give a little bit of context what normally happens in an election year is that both of these conservative parties get behind whoever is the c.d.u. leader and backs them to become german chancellor and in the past when that hasn't happened it's easily worked out badly for the conservatives so why didn't get immediate support will it comes down to this question of his popularity and indeed his personality i mean lash is not the sort of politician who easily lends a soundbite or who can sort of sway any crowd just with the force of the way he speaks he's often a bit bumbling he gets caught up in the details and seems uncertain at times in front of a microphone and during the pandemic for instance he's tried to strike out on his own he wanted to open up things rather more quickly than many members of the german public he seemed like a man who wanted to sort of set his own plan and paradoxically it seemed a bit weak. as a result and unfortunately for ahmed lashon he

thank you very much, robin brant - you very much, robin brant reporting.%, but profit was down on the year, due to nearly £900m worth of extra payroll costs as a result of the coronavirus. tesco said it expected a strong recovery, as most of the costs incurred in the pandemic would not be repeated. our business presenter is alice baxter. this alice, tell us more. hi, victoria, yes, one of these strange sets of numbers that seems to contradict each other, but not really so, yes, tesco had these huge strong rise in revenue, it grew by 7% to £53.4 billion, what the supermarket chain is describing as exceptionally strong revenue, but yes, you are right, victoria, that pre—tax profit for the year fell by nearly 20%, and that is due to all of the cost that the supermarket had to incur in order to comply with covid regulations, and also helping to put staff on sick leave or help them to shield, so many costs related to helping make the supermarket covid compliant. yeah, full year profits, after spending nearly £900 million to carry on trading through the pandemic

natalie brant has the details. >> reporter: president biden is calling on all states to have the coronavirus vaccine available to all adults by apapril 19th if theyey haven' already y done so. >> i if you haven't gotten it already,y, you can join thehe l that day ifif you hahave not beforehand. >> reporter: the biden administration says it has delivered 115 million vaccine doses in the first 75 days in office and see as race to get more americans vaccined with the number of new cases rising for four straight weeks. >> whether it explodes into a real surge or not remains to be seen. i think the vaccine will prevent that from happening. >> reporter: the cdc data shows more than 75% of senior citizens have received at least one dose of the vaccine. health officials say the rise in new cases is coming predominantly from younger adults. there is also increasing concern about outbreaks from school-aged children, but not necessarily from kids in the classroom. >> we are learning that many outbreaks in young people are related to youth sports and extra curricular activities. according to cdc guidanc

by brant goff is good to have you with us we begin with the pandemic pain in india today was the 5th day in a row that india reported a record high number of new coronavirus infections. 349000 in just 24 hours tonight the u.s. the u.k. and the european union are sending medical supplies including oxygen which hospitals desperately need to treat covered 1000 patients many hospitals are full and are turning people away and there are reports of people dying on the streets in families being told that there is no more space to hold funerals but the one thing that. crowds waiting for a shot of hope as the current virus devastates india people keogh outside a vaccination center in mumbai even though the country is a major coronavirus vaccine may cause many fear there is not enough to go around. in many parts of the country ill people are killing outside hospitals they desperately need treatment. in delhi animesh kumar is looking after a family member they'd been turned away from 2 hospitals already. altered an oxygen in the ambulance is running out his condition a serious west standing here

i was a cute little kid brant his plan was to go to college and play football which he did. and he ended up playing on a national championship football team never got in any kind of trouble and the drug that brought him down was an opioid and it did not come from the streets it came from a pharmacy i just told him stop using those pills and i found out it's not that easy i found out it's like telling a diabetic to use more willpower and stop needing insulin you can't do that that's crazy i never told him about addiction i never warned him and so now i i have survivor guilt now but i'm living with it so i started a foundation called fighting addiction through education because i think education is the key to this problem when i tell this story at schools it gets so quiet you could hear a pin drop and they're not really interested in me they're interested in brandon they i show pictures of him he was one of them he's just ordinary kid and if an ordinary kid like brandon can end up getting hurt they could and that is the truth these pills that big pharma sells. they're essentia

new zealand rugby chief brant m.p. has warned that could be catastrophic after kovac 19 ravaged the sport's finances. it's very clear that this is a deal that must proceed i think it would be a terrible mistake if if the players don't eventually support the steel but it's not just the players who are against the deal local rugby fans have reacted with concern. i think. that's why i think this it's ok to. talk about the dollars. not there if you know foreign ownership coming just over a week after football's failed super league venture new zealand looks set to become the next battleground between traditional sports fans and billionaire investors. berlin's no not soon i'll go to years and i call on of modernist architecture design to build leading lives of the period german american architects mukesh muse from the it's a cultural landmark not only for the city but in the history of architecture itself the sense of renovation now returned it to its. after more than 5 years the renovation of berlin's noir natch now gallery

to spy on more than $1600.00 computer systems worldwide according to the white house and you know brant in washington there is always a political division everyone is divided but this is a policy move that most lawmakers are in favor of even during the trial but ministration republicans and democrats criticize donald trump for his russia policies so beyond a few this will probably be met with with praise. yeah and this this this carrot and stick approach that we're seeing and president biden he spoke with president putin of russia just a few days ago proposed summit talks and now we've got washington punishing russian companies and individuals close to putin i mean can we say is there a single body administration white house stance towards moscow. the national security advisor mr sullivan said today that president biden is aiming to strike a balance and provide a significant and credible response to rush of bad not escalate the situation so according to the white house by then to get the ability in the u.s. russia relationship and they believe that if president putin is prepared to do t

the district of brant in north london is one of the poorest in the u.k. and it's one of the areas most affected by covert 19 here it's even more important that as many people as possible get vaccinated longtime resident image johnny is committed to making this happen. we can see that you know people are walking around you know they're not sure who to turn to who told through how you know where they seek help the pandemic has exposed longstanding health inequalities in the u.k. the government has now allocated 20000000 pounds to tackle this so called community champions are targeting those that are hard to reach with phone help lines well placed programs and just chatting on the streets. to meet johnny has set himself the task of reducing mistrust of the government and the authorities and dispelling myths about vaccination. is just another tool to control people in the private areas maybe some heard about microchips and stuff from patras but more it's you know. who else what why should we listen to anybody watch relisten for anybody now especially given th

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exactly brant just wanted what richard pointed out it has been really a very intense 100 days i mean he had to make this bold decision of his son that was by the way a promise president trump had given so he promised he will his start of the withdrawing of the troops out of of columnist on which actually causes quite some controversial here in the united states actually between or among conservatives but also members of the intelligence community just as richard pointed out many many fear that this will lead to another power vacuum in the region seoul and what is also outstanding and it is seen like that here in the united states is his really tough or take on russia i mean he called as richard said putin a killer and he also really imposed pretty tough sanctions for moscow's role in interfering in the 20 twentieth's action something. never did so it's very true if we focus on domestic policy let's look at the role of the vice president kumble hearers every time we see president biden at a press conference holding a speech the vice president is always with him how do you read it. yea

mark you know if you can control this inflation if you could do something if it gets too hot you know brant bernanke it argued they could just stop it in a few minutes by raising interest rates but whether or not they could do a paul volcker sort of situation as happened in 1980 when he ratcheted up interest rates to near 20 percent will say no they can't and stocks are clearly in a bubble and as a result of all this money printing transfer payments and ease of access through apps like robin hood and others you've got folks who are getting money from the government and going right into stock market speculation and buying options and going on margin and the margin pool has never been higher not even before the crash of 1929 did you see as much margin on a percent basis then you do right now is the highest percent based margin few old stock market ever in history and again that is a function of a bubble within a collapsing system when those bubble star bursting pop pop pop pop then you have. a recipe for a global conflict sadly because there will be no way for one country just survive without

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is going to buy or is he the right man for the job they are well the speculation's been raging brant since it was announced quite surprisingly the huns the flick was going to be leaving at the end of the season and not been seems to fit the profile that they're looking for places to play safe. you know he's a young up and coming manager but sure he can handle big names which they'll be plenty of obviously. and you know he's he's a young manager as well and crucially german speaking the hierarchy were looking for a german speaker after a little bit of trouble for perhaps before with coaches like lunch a lot of you don't quite must of the language and had troubles with communication so now goes when really fits the bill across all across across the profile that they were looking for there not just what he's done really well at leipzig why isn't he just staying there and building on what he's already created. he has done very well and he's improved them year on year i mean even a hoffenheim improved team got him playing very exciting attacking football last year with leipsic taken them

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