c. mike, thank you very much. russia says it successfully testified, a new hypersonic, a cruise missile that can fly at 7 times the speed of sound. the 2nd message has been touched by russia. i superior to rivals existing austin's president is writing the uprooting claims. the technology is fast enough to bypass us defense systems. well, the pursuit of hypersonic weapons between the us, russia and china, set the tone for new arms race. the biden administration's requested almost $4000000000.00 for research this year. defense officials say catching up with adversaries is high priority. the us is acknowledge the existence of china's df. 17 miss. it speed is capable of 14 defense systems and intercepting incoming attacks. russia says it's hypersonic austell will undermine the strategic superiority of americans vast ballistic missile network. but the u. s. says it's already developed some capabilities to defend against the ultrafast massage and is hoping to deploy its own in 2 years. while justin

c. mike, how significant is this bill, and is it likely to pass in congress? well, it's a deeply significant pull, a massive amount of money over trillion dollars that will go to upgrade the countries infrastructure. going to will build new bridges, new roads, improve the water system, replace every lead pipe in the water system in the united states. so its impact would be massive on the country and on its economy. now at the moment the senate is voting in a procedural motion, the boat to still to be finally italy. but it does appear that it's across the 60 both threshold needed to proceed with a debate on the bill. so this essentially is just the beginning of what is likely to be a grueling process taking days and possibly weeks. but the fact that they have now it would appear past this particular step. then now they will proceed to debate. but as to the 2nd part of your question, then about whether it's ever going to get out of congress. what's difficult to see . once again, there's going to be spirit to debate on the contents of this particular bull. it has

members from covid-19 tragedy right there that's right so important to help fight this misinformation c. mike: david spunt from the white house, many thanks. the san diego team and padres are back in action less than 24 hours after gunshots from outside of the ballparks sent players and fans scribbling for cover latest on the investigation how the team is dealing with. [crowd boos] good afternoon the shooting happened outside of the ballpark but almost instantly fans knew something was wrong because they could hear the gunshots as they were taken on the san diego padres you got a sense of some of the chaos and confusion happening within the stands some fans ran to the concession area and others ducking download and others getting into the dugout to shelter in place nats thanking the fans for their continued support, we caught up with the fans that told us what they went through. >> we thought it was fireworks, a couple people started running in as you sell more and more people running we heard more and more shocked that's when we realized it was real. >> police say they tried to piece togethe

fighters were killed when the vehicle had a roadside bomb and done to district or mike hannah joins me now live from washington d. c. and mike concerns about these gains by the taliban really being expressed at the most senior level for the military and senior levels. indeed, the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who spoke to the media in the course of the day. they say that withdrawal is going on as scheduled. some 8000 troops have already been moved out of a gun. he's done. they also made specific reference to locals who were employed by the us military, such as drivers and translators. a number of them have already been removed from the country as well. but the main point that they were making all the games that kind of bond has made in recent times, the chairman of the joint chiefs the stop mark, milly saying that as of last month the taliban controlled the son 80 of a gun. he stands 419 district, but this number has now doubled i would tell you that as of today, more or less, i guess it's about 212232 in that range. 2 hundreds of the district centers are in taliban control. it'

c, and mike concerns about these talib on games, a being expressed at the most senior levels within the military. indeed yes, the secretary of defense, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, they spoke to the media and the course of the day explaining their concern about the massive taliban at bottoms in a number of areas of a county sun. they say that the withdrawal is going ahead on schedule some 8000 us forces have a better the being removed. but i also made specific mention of a number of nationals who have been assisting the forces such as drivers, translators, a large number of them are being transported out to the country as well. but that advance of the tenant bond is causing great concern. just a month ago, tell bon only controlled some a t of a county sounds $419.00 districts. this figure has increased to my more than double last month alone. i would tell you that as of today, more or less, i guess it's about $212232.00 in that range. 2 hundreds of the district centers are in taliban control. it's about half of the $419.00 that are out there. you've got 34 provincial capit

. >> mike: exhibit c, bloomberg report some folks are quitting rather than returning to the office. care for patience in hospitals and nursing homes, drop off packages at peoples doors, there are scant alternative options to showing up in person. brian, what about that argument? >> mike, i've got to tell you. there is collateral damage as well. people of the state of connecticut and across the country don't physically get into their offices and their workplace. because the economic effect. what about the stream of revenue the glue that governments need, sales taxes support local businesses where these people work. if we let everybody just stay at home, work from home, great. good family life. but businesses are going to suffer and local and state economies are going to continue to go down a rabbit hole. >> mike: exhibit d from "the washington post." biden administration moves towards working from home permanent for many -- for many federal workers. >> studies have shown people who work from home are more productive working remotely. absolutely people should be given the opportunity.

we have got a big market day here let's turn to that by bringing in our senior markets c commentator mike by the standards of this year for sure, david. really a lot of the themes we have been pointing to for a while are sort of reaching the headline indexes mainly it's been a narrow rally this last phase, the average stock underperforming quite substantially. the equal rated russell 1,000 over a couple of months, it's a big performance spread that shows you that there was a lot of culling of the flock happening basically at the average stock level while you had had a few big megacap growth stocks disguising that weakness at the s&p 500 level also cyclical and small cap stocks have been registering this concern about global growth for quite some time. talk about-transports, materials stocks, home builders, banks, 10% below the highs for this year that shows you you there have been rolling corrections going on beneath the surface for some time and maybe it's now due to reach the s&p at least in part we also have a plausible growth scare story that's pressuring treasury yields with covid ca

if those other 100000000 people got vaccinated, we meet a very different mike. hannah has more from washington d. c. there are some 4000000 federal workers within the united states. as to that, the contract is that that raises a figure to some 10000000 people. now we understand that president find and it's going to be announcing new vaccination guidelines or new attempts to increase the amount of vaccinations on thursday. this is expected to include a mandate for all federal workers to be vaccinated. now already in some areas there has been such a mandate put in place, new york city, the state of california. in each of those cases, there has been a complete mandate for vaccinations. however, those who still refused to be vaccinated will either have to come to regular testing as well as where mosques at all times when they are indoors. a official within the white house saying that this is likely to be the line that president biden will follow to mandate vaccinations for federal workers, but at the same time to allow some room for exceptions to be made. but they will be some pushback. no doubt. many

and we'll have more of that and moment with mike hannah, he's there in washington, d. c. let's start though rob mcbride in, sol, as i say, restrictions high there. but the even more concerning thing is that numbers are rising in other areas of the country. that's right. they see they hear in the greatest. so metropolitan area, this council, around half of south korea, is population. the highest level of restrictions have been in place since the start of this week. it means, for example, in the evening time after 6 pm, that can be no social gatherings of more than 2 people outside of which to the many parts of the city is virtually curfew. but the reason increasing concerned about areas outside of sol with the numbers of new cases more than doubling recently. so we are seeing the, these new restrictions coming into both tomorrow, thursday, but much of the provinces outside of sold at the 2nd highest level of restrictions that will mean, for example, no gatherings have bold and 8 people. there's a real concern here that as we get into the peak summer season this summer as l

mike hannah has moved from washington d. c. what's the concern to the cdc in particular is that there are massive differences in the rate of vaccinations in various areas of the united states in vermont, for example, more than 80 percent of people in that state awfully vaccinated on the other side of the coin in mississippi, less than 30 percent awfully vaccinated. the cdc is isolating what it says or potential hotspots, particularly with that regard to the delta variant, which is accounting for about 25 percent of new cases in the us. and as well, what the tdc points out is that there has been a 10 percent increase in cases of corona virus in the past week. as compared to the previous 2. they are greater amounts of hospital admissions as well. these are principally in those states that have low vaccination rates. now the big concern is the fact that if, if the body had wanted to be vaccinated, they would have been vaccinated by now there are enough shots vaccine out there. in fact, there are too many in many areas, but the con

mike, who has more from washington d. c. domestic trouble has returned to pre pandemic levels. but with a spread up, the maryland delta variant and the low rates of vaccination in many states, this has become a threat rather than a cause for celebration. despite pressure from the travel industry, the white house says existing restrictions on travel from abroad will be maintained . the more transmissible delta varying spreading, both here and around the world, driven by the delta various cases are rising here at home, particularly among those who are vaccinated and appear likely to continue in the weeks ahead. in new york, a cobra 1900 vaccination will become and day 3 for all the city. $350000.00 workers for those who refuse would have to wear masks when at work, and also be tested once a week in september. everything's going to come together. september is the pivot point of the recovery september is when many employers are bringing back a lot of their employees. september is when school starts. full strengths. september is when people come back from the summer. september is wh

mike hannah has moved from washington. d. c. us has come out with a very strong statement from the 2nd international past the country. making very clear that the u. s. whole. china responsible for this massive pack of microsoft servers. what the u. s. is doing at this particular point, it's informed microsoft about the nature of the hacked. it has launched an investigation into the nature in a rare occurrence, the f b, i obtained a search warrant to go into corporate servers and remove elements of the hack that were left behind to prevent further hacks and also of course study how the heck was made so the u. s. is sharing all of this information with private entities in a bid to blocked any future attempts at hacks of service, such as those of microsoft. but it must be noted to as well that this is the 1st time that has been such a broad alliance formed what the u. s. has done is created a massive alliance, ranging from australia and new zealand, japan, b, e, u, nato, to publicly come out, and basically name and shane china for

host: that is mike in illinois. it is cpan.org, the search engine is at the top of the page to find all of our coverage. you can also head to our special coronavirus page showing our coverage of events, talking about the pandemic. this is kathy in west virginia, republican, your top news story of the week? caller: i -- caller: i am calling about the unemployment i received. i received unemployment in the amount of $21,000 and some change. i received a letter from the unemployment portal that all my weeks were disqualified. all my payments were canceled, jamie. i/od -- i owed them payments. host: who have you contacted about this issue beside c-span? caller: i just got the repayment papers here. i have where they canceled it for $9,000, for $4000. my accountant already did my taxes. host: kathy, have you tried the irs or unemployment? why are you calling c-span? caller: i thought it was some kind of news that had to be heard. they made payments on what they didn't even pay me. host: good luck. caller: i have the paperwork. i

c. that there will be a more mandate issued incoming ours. mike, thanks very much indeed. that's mike hannah in washington dc. the world trade organizations discussing global demands for a waiver, a vaccine, peyton set a meeting in geneva, the u. s. south africa and india of live coals for the suspension of intellectual property rights and several jobs. they say it would allow local production of vaccines and end the pandemic more quickly. but it's being opposed by some wealthy nations including the u. k. and the european union. last cabinet visiting professor of law and director of the global health policy and politics initiative at georgetown university is joining us live on zoom from washington dc. good to have with us on al jazeera. just if you can clarify one thing for me to begin with. when we talk about a waiver, what exactly do we mean? so 1st it's, it's important to remember what this wouldn't do, right? this is not a move that would cancel any patterns or prevent any country in the world like the united states or switzerland from implementing patents on covered v

mike, you had that breaking news, is that the alert first c avenue, your right lane open, but left threeher 20 minutes according to chp they think that's when they can clear the lanes. in the backup around a street may be a second crash. no injuries reported but that will complicate as you head down past winton avenue. keep those in mind. his per yan will get you past the scene. there are signals that won't catch you any time but you will be moving. some prefer that. the rest of the bay moves smoothly and the closure cleared through 84. back to you. >> thanks so much. 4:52. check your bank account and the mail, the irs announced million will receive a refund of more than $1600. it's all for its program to adjust unemployment compensation from tax returns. the irs says it will continue reviewing and adjusting tax returns through the summer. >>> this developing story here now in arizona, a swarm of bees, they've left one person dead and five others suffering from multiple stings. that attack happened northwest of tucson. the swarming bees came from a 100 pound open beehive sitting in the b

eastern on c-span3 and online or listen with the free radio app. host: mike debonis joins us now about activities in congress. good morning to you. guest: thanks for having me. host: were both sides at and getting the build on the person effort? guest: it is a big week. a big day. the senate left last week having agreement on this infrastructure framework. democrats and republicans have both said we are closed, give us the weekend. we understand it is still not there yet, but there is some optimism that they will get back together today, and hopefully there can be a reckoning on both sides and bridge some of the divides that are left. they are dealing with the democratic side, a limited of set of patience in terms of letting these talks drag on. most democrats are really eyeing this other package, the reconciliation package, a wide variety, economic, climate, other programs that they went to move on. every minute this doesn't come together is delaying something that is a lot closer to the heart of many democrats. it is a big day today, and we will see whether

. >> listen at c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >> ohio congressman mike turner recently spoke with the hudson institute about the military and strategic capabilities, including nuclear deterrence. this is about 40 minutes. by the hudson institute. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> congressman turner is a ranking member of a subcommittee of the house armed services committee which has jurisdiction of our civil defense programs and our nuclear weapons. we will be discussing those today. thank you so much for joining us today. mr. turner: i appreciate your expertise and your contribution to the dialogue of policy. your legacy of work on capitol hill remains and we appreciate that you continue to be engaged. not only do the hudson institute convene our ability to come together and have dialogue and be of thought community, academic community, capitol hill policymakers in the administration. they are a grea

eastern on c-span3 and online or listen with the free radio app. host: mike debonis joins us now about activities in congress. good morning to you. guest: thanks for having me. host: b

c-span radio app. >> up next remark some former vice president mike pence at the annual iowa family leader summit. he spoke for about 30 minutes. >> please welcome former u.s. congresswoman from colorado, the vice president of government affairs for susan b.or anthony list, marilyn musgrave. [applause] >> thank you. how wonderful to be among all of you. what an inspiration to think about people that love god, want to serve him and gathered together on behalf of our country and what we can do. i have a great pleasure today. i'd like to tell you that the first time i ever saw mike pence and his beautiful wife karen was at freshman orientation when i was elected to congress. i was there with the other newbies. we were giving instructions on the budget process, committee, ethics. and then there was one that really stood out in my mind. mike pence spoke, and he told us, this is a heady experience here it's like nothing you ever experience, but keep one thingpe in mind. keep your family, and my dear husband steve is right out there, keep your family as your first priority. because no matter how long you

c-span radio app. >> up next remark some former vice president mike pence at the annual iowa family leader summit. he spoke for about 30 minutes.

i know c-span leaves out that oxycontin made the newspapers, the liberal newspapers, as mike says, in003 as the hillbilly heroin. still did not get any control over it. so, c-span does not bring out either -- there was a front-page article on the "wall street journal," that in states that legalized marijuana, consumption -- high school or young people's consumption went down because they had no street dealers they could get it off of because they all went out of business. it is kind of amazing how c-span is always into opinions, but seems to always love to leave out the facts of the situation. one other little fun fact that your pro-life christians leave out is that the reason that white kids have to move back in with their white parents, grandparents, because mommy and daddy od'ed on the prescription narcotic. host: you live in florida where florida only has medical marijuana. they don't allow recreational use of marijuana. would you be in favor of changing the law to allow both recreational and medical? or would you be in favor of changing the law making marijuana completely illegal

mike hannah in washington dc. thank you. ryan grim is the washington d. c. bureau chief of the intercept and investigative news organization, he joins us now on scott, thank you for your time. give us you will take, how serious are the charges that he's facing? they're very serious. and in fact, as you know, that he is considered a flight risk by prosecutors. you know, you know, as you are saying, which, which means that this is a, this is a billionaire used to moving in some of the most powerful circles on the globe who was, it was going to remain in prison. you know, for the foreseeable future, unless he can persuade a judge to somehow let him out until his, his trial. but the main question is going to be whether or or not baracus this has information that could, that could get him a reduced or non existent sentence. that would implicate people higher up the chain and brock was so high up the chain that there are very few people that, that, that label would apply to. and jared cushion or, and donald trump or are among the few that i think would qualify. o

c-span. announcer: washington journal" continues. host: mikedonus joins us now about activities in congress. good morning to you. guest: thanks for having me. host: were both sides at and getting the build on the person effort? guest: it is a big week. a big day. the senate left last week having agreement on this infrastructure framework. democrats and republicans have both said we are closed, give us the weekend. we understand it is still not there yet, but there is some optimism that they will get back together today, and hopefully there can be a reckoning on both sides. with some of the divides that are left. they are dealing with the democratic side, a limited of set of patience in terms of letting these talks drag on. most democrats are really eyeing this other package, the reconciliation package, b .5 chilean dollars for a wide variety, economic, climate, other programs. every minute this doesn't come together is delaying something that is a lot closer to the heart of many democrats. so the big day today, and we will see whether this comes

c-span radio app. >> coming up this morning on washington journal, mike debonis of the washington post previews the week in congress and the key battles ahead for president biden's legislative agenda. oregon representative cliff bentz on what is being done to contain western state wildfires and efforts to regulate big tech and social media companies. and lawrence gostin talks about the role of the world health organization in worldwide covid vaccinations. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. washington journal is next. ♪ >> this is the washington journal for july 26. a recent poll from the ap shows that among those polled currently unvaccinated for covid, most said they were not planning on getting the vaccine. those also expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the vaccine from the reported variants. we will show you that poll and give you the opportunity to tell us whether you are vaccinated and to tell us why you are or are not vaccinated. here's how you can share this morning.

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host: that is mike in illinois. it is cpan.org, the search engine is at the top of the page to find all of our coverage. you can also head to our special coronavirus page showing our coverage of events, talking about the pandemic. this is kathy in west virginia, republican, your top news story of the week? caller: i -- caller: i am calling about the unemployment i received. i received unemployment in the amount of $21,000 and some change. i received a letter from the unemployment portal that all my weeks were disqualified. all my payments were canceled, jamie. i/od -- i owed them payments. host: who have you contacted about this issue beside c-span? caller: i just got the repayment papers here. i have where they canceled it for $9,000, for $4000. my accountant already did my taxes. host: kathy, have you tried the irs or unemployment? why are you calling c-span? caller: i thought it was some kind of news that had to be heard. they made payments on what they didn't even pay me. host: good luck. caller: i have the paperwork. i

c >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco, minor cooling away from the coast.es like "the goonies" and "superman" passing away at the age of 91. lara is back and has much more for us. good morning again, lara. >> i do, robin. when the academy gave a special tribute to richard donner in 2017, they said about the director, after cutting his teeth in television he became a trend-setting director for the big screen with superheroes, horror and action films that >> don't say that.cs. - never say that. goonies never say die. >> reporter: he is the director at the helm of some of the biggest movies ever, from "the goonies." >> it's our time down here. >> reporter: to 1978's "superman." >> easy, miss. i've got you. >> reporter: and the "lethal weapon" series. >> you ever met anybody you didn't kill? >> well, i haven't killed you yet. >> reporter: richard donner, born in the bronx in 1930, the director getting his start studying theater soon moving behind the camera directing tv shows like "gilligan's island." ♪ >> reporter: and "the twilight zone." ♪ then making the le

c-span along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> now, the four trump administration secretary mike pompeo speaks at the iowa family leadership conference. he speaks about the concept of critical race theory. he's considered a potential 2024 presidential candidate. this is just shy of a half an hour. >> my distinct privilege here, i flew in from detroit, i'm the ceo of the family policy alliance in my iowa joke is why does the nfl not give a football team to the state of iowa? anybody know the answer to that? i was going to say detroit would want a football team, to. that's the reason. the person who i have the distinct privilege of introducing to you all today has a football team. he hails out of kansas, he was a congressman there before he went on to serve as director of the cia and secretary of state for our great country. the 70th person to ever hold that position. he is a very distinguished leader. what some of you might not know about secretary pompeo is he finished first in his class at west point. first in his class at west point. that is saying something about the character

sorry, i mean, i'm not going to court here what mike on pale and one of the american sectors from state recent said to me that would be, that would be c in the, you know, some control in boys in the west would say all your sprague hatred, it was that was pure hate that you know what michael said about the china was pure agent. but if a go to parallel with the military and isn't just you mind me, how not to join the minute, make up its mind whom it is going to attack 1st western plutocrats or their jewish bolsheviks in russia. you know, and nazi germany have them both and the, and they only had to listen to hitler because he was the ultimate authority who just decided in the same way. now you read the newspapers, you read the magazines like foreign policy, foreign affairs. and there are big, weak saying own chinese, the main enemy, somebody like mark mcfall says no, no, no, no, china, russia is there. and none of them can imagine a world where there are no any, was there a whole promises 3 diplomacy? they just can't imagine this won't be already inside the war, these people george at such a brilliant point because we must have an after

. >> media, support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers doing a front row seat to democracy. >> marks from former vice president mikece at the annual iowa family here some speaking for about 30 minutes. >> please welcome former u.s. congresswoman from colorado, the vice president of government affairs, the susan b anthony, maryland. ♪♪ [applause] >> think you. how wonderful to be among all of you. what an inspiration to think about people who love god, want to serve him and gathered here together on behalf of our country and what we can do. i have aod great pleasure todayi would like to tell you the first time i ever sawat mike pence in his beautiful wife, karen was at freshman orientation when i was elected to congress. i was there with other newbies and we were getting instructions on the budget process committee, ethics and then there was one that stood out in my mind. mike pence and he told us this is a heavy experience like nothing you've ever experienced so keep one thing in mind. keep your family and my dear husband, steve, is right up there. keep your family as your first priority because no matter how long

i know c-span leaves out that oxycontin made the newspapers, the liberal newspapers, as mike says, in003 as the hillbilly heroin. still did not get any control over it. c-span does not bring out either -- there was a front-page article on the "washington journal" -- " wall street journal," that in states that legalized marijuana, consumption went down because they had no street dealers they could get it off of because they all went out of business. it is kind of amazing how c-span is always into opinions, but seems to always leave out the facts of the situation. one other little fun fact that your pro-life christians leave out is that the reason that white kids have to move back in with their white parents, grandparents, because mommy and daddy oh deed -- od'ed on the prescription narcotic. host: you live in florida where florida only has medical marijuana. they don't allow recreational use of marijuana. would you be in favor of changing the law to allow both recreational and medical? or would you be in favor of changing the law making marijuana completely illegal in florida? caller:

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c, w dot com for megacity multimedia insight. click enter. hello guys. welcome to your favorite youth program. the 77 percent. this is the platform for africa, young majority. i, eddie mike, a junior foster, you'll see belt and ride with us. more than 60 years ago, many african countries gained the independence from european colonizers. but how independent are we? and why does it even matter to asked the young generation. now we'll be digging deeper into that question on the show, but yes, what's coming up? our reports are either kamani talked to the young canyons about nuclear. yeah, there's a drop. i drop the few lines on what it means to be africa cynically is kinda about the stuff before the console. now, east africa have been ramping up efforts to expose etc. those chinese culture, particularly through language in kind of, for example, monitoring is offered at the selective language in schools. in uganda, it is now become palsy subjects in some schools. so is this in mia exchange of culture is always there much more to it. 25 years old. andrew meant to tie is not a free to get his transcripts to be graduated in december. he's been helping us on the family farm and l

mike, in a passionate commitment and the city is that we have to get off the circle. we're talking about the same things that we, where the i c. s. ago i've got a lot, you know, i get racially abused online outside, you know, i'm not exempt from it. and i'm, you know, we're doing it behind the scenes, but i wrote come out and public scanning, right. hiring staff in practice. i he knew i'm not even going to ask you, have you been stopped by the police? how many times have you been stopped by them? yeah. well actually, so that's more like series and the one played by john bye. who's playing me? one blue little leroy myself called is 30 years old. stuff on the school precinct. just finished band practice. so i was traumatized from those days, but it didn't stop me from joining the police because i knew i'd bring an experience. i know if it's not just about road cops, there are road cops would influence the more real offices. well, i was going to going to say is that should be the good cop, challenging those drug clubs and fellow tell you a lot of times offices don't speak up against those offices. they won't write the evidence t

certainly with my mike in the or the me being china's tougher approach to hong kong was solidified in 2012. when cj in ping was appointed general secretary of the communist party in 2014 c, radically changed the election process for the cities. my senior, political representative, the chief executive jungle you'd, you figured out what if i bought your gun term that sure, sure, sure. you shut down the cushion, enable. sure, sure, don't go. and they don't change. infuriated hong kong, right? and for $79.00 days mass protests caught the umbrella movement, paralyzed the city. beijing responded by ratcheting up its correct down on the since morning a 1000 people were arrested for their ruined demonstrations and at least 127 were convicted. china also intensified to suit on hong kong media since 2014, at least 5 major mainstream media outlets got new probation owners, including hong kong, dominant broadcaster t v b. and it's leading english newspaper, the south china morning post for those outlet of minutes to hold out against the pressure vanishing, wielded its considerable commercial muscle boycotting advertisements and pro democracy tabloids like apple daily. regardless, h

c. you have visited here both to do my show. so thank you very much, but to talk to people in the policy world about what the response to be. so mike, what, what are you hoping to achieve, either either a public policy or through public attention right now. and all of you that you think needs to be heard by citizens in this country. so when you see the conservation game and when you've been in the subculture, as i have as a filmmaker for say, 1012 years, you know, it really pulls back to vale and the illusion that we're talking about that we see whether it's from the cub petting versus what's really going on afterwards, the vanishing of these animals where the cub is valuable, whereas the full grown tiger line is not in that, that, you know, translates even to our television celebrity conservation of. so what i had hoped with this investigation that we did together and also with the film is, is, is the transparency that you talk about, which is, let's see what's really going on there and see what needs to be done. and i think the thing that needs to be done as the film also follows is the passage of the big cap public safety act, w

mike allen, thank you for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> for those of you waiting for michael c.it was a little way too early for him this morning. so we'll hope to get him on another day. as we are learning more about this final period, after the election before january 6th, increasing evidence of just how close we came to a true disaster. and the more we learn about how americans are feeling about each other, the lack of trust between people, the more i think it's important to remember that we aren't necessarily out of the woods yet. we have a lot of work to do to get ourselves back on the same page as americans. it's going to have to start in our own communities. thank you all for getting up way too early with us this thursday morning. don't go anywhere, "morning joe" starts now. >>> are you surprised that this president is willing to go this far? >> if you don't tell anybody? >> yes. >> yeah i am. >> remember when joe biden won the nomination running to the right of bernie sanders. now the president is looking to push through a grab bag of progressive priorities in a sweeping