(kuanying chao) sometimes people ask me where i'm from.it surprises me because maybe they're holding phones from htc, they do cycling on the bikes of giant or merida or they have the notebook by asus or acer. it's all from taiwan, but they have no idea about taiwan. so in the past, we manufactured a lot of things and now we emphasize on research and development. so i think we always want to improve and also prove ourselves on what we can do with limited resources. (che hui liao) i'm a full-time blogger. i'm a tech blogger and high tech manufacturers in taiwan are always interested in working with me... taiwan isn't a big island, but almost all of the 3c products get launched here initially. most of us technology students strongly believe that if a mobile phone can be successfully marketed here, the product will be a hit all over the world. taiwan is like a miniature-scale example of globalization. i've never heard of a country or region in the world that has such widespread internet access as taiwan. everyone has a phone with network acces

i think it comes from looking at the chaos and from one trying to get control of that chaos. very few people think when they see chaos, that the answer is liberalization. on the point about congress, you are right. congress's job is to pass law. immigration laws are an important part of that. we have seen over the last several decades, we see this every year, congress gives the president authority over many different issues. we saw this in the trump administration, biden administration, congress really does not want to pass laws that much anymore, they want to give the president power to do things. that is what we see in immigration. -- about the myth of immigration law, where there are so many executive orders, so much power for the president to determine who can enter the united states, usually by saying in national word like national security or other phrase that allows him to basically uphold control of who can enter the united states. this is a problem across multiple areas of law, or we basically have this congress advocating this responsibility by given -- giving a num

what followed you were years of economic chaos and political chaos.dimir putin's message to the russian people today is that the chaos that came after the soviet union was deeply damaging to the interests of the russian public and that he, vladimir putin, is going to restore a sense of pride, status and power to greater russia, and, to many people outside of russia, it sounds and feels like a return to the mentality of the soviet union. people in russia still say that today. there are politicians in russia today who want to put you on trial for treachery. they call you a traitor and they do believe that vladimir putin is going to restore russia's pride by, in essence, rebuilding a latter—day soviet empire. but to be clear... but to be clear, when you tell me that you think putin is having a chilling effect on russia today, what exactly do you mean by that? when you talk about putin and the chilling effect you say he is having on russia, you're talking about the internal issues and putin's lack of commitment to genuine democracy. many outside russia wo

chaos is government mandated pregnancy. chaos is forcing americans to spend $14,000 a year on insulin to own the libs. chaos is the leader of the party arguing we need to defund the fbi. they don't want community, they want chaos, and that is what the fallout is going to be from the search. >> i have to ask you, as a former manager for donald trump 's second impeachment, how vulnerable do you think he is here? >> incredibly vulnerable, because this was a donald trump appointed fbi director. an independent judge looked at the evidence. and by the way, alicia, this crowd, for years said lock her up with respect to hillary clinton, for what they thought were the mishandling of classified information. they wanted her to go to prison. all of this happened here, if we're talking about classified information, it looked like it was just taken out of his residence. who knows what's gonna happen in the future, but if that's the worst thing that happens to donald trump, it feels like they're getting all worked up for a lot of things.

it was chaos. move. we saw tense flying. it was chm-— was chaos. translation: ?? ??forcedblue the - was chaos. translation: 2 ?forcedblue the partyl was chaos. translation: l ??forcedblue the party is was chaos. translation: - ? ?forcedblue the party is least important thing. the important thing is someone died. in a statement on social media, organisers said they were devastated and saddened by what happened. what was meant to be a joyous event turning to tragedy. tim allman, bbc news. our top stories: the man accused of stabbing the author sir salman rushdie has appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted murder and assault. firefighters have been battling a huge forest fire in the gironde region of france, as drought conditions are experienced across europe. child poverty in new zealand has been captured first hand by researchers who attached body cameras to over 150 children in the country's capital, wellington. the cameras took a photo every seven seconds, capturing a child's eye view of their home and daily routine. louise signal is a se

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so i get the feeling, they just want more chaos. more chaos brings that more power. more con, they can justify more contracts. whether it's spending at home or spending for defense, well, defense spending for war abroad. and that's the only common courtesy, the point of chaos, of course, as your other respect, very respectful guest, said they, the democrats are also very much interested in provoking china, provoke, and russia. i think they do want a 2 front war because this is their moment in history, where they're going to teach the other great powers of the world. they can teach them a lesson and they're going to show them who, who's bought. i mean, they think their boss, the democrats, think their boss on the planet and they are promoting their vision, their global vision for new world order. i quote, if you correct me if i'm wrong here, but i mean if the u. s. it seriously is considering some kind of conflict with china. they have to get there by ship. right. i mean, you have that move without isn't and thousands on these big aircraft carriers. um, china is very

for now, chaos is all around us. although it is mostly chaos, balabolstvo.man chancellor olaf schultz shared, allegedly an insider about what he allegedly talked about with putin. putin does not see much, belarus is independent. to start. i think that you are all already used to living in a world of fakes, even asking for the highest level. i do not believe scholz, where are the proofs, where are the proofs. this is the same if alexander grigorievich suddenly says that during the phone calls to zelensky, vladimir aleksandrovich quoted minecraft in the original, asked to call him mr. nazi and admitted that he bought a fraud in the presidential elections in ukraine for 3 million german marks about what putin said. i do not pay attention to this, because i have already heard such fakes. i didn't hear it. i know another the point of view of the president of russia, but in general, that scholz, like other european politicians, has taken it as a fashion to try to say something about closed confidential negotiations. between the leaders of countries is a disaster f

so i get the feeling, they just want more chaos. more chaos brings more power, more conscious. they can justify more contracts, whether it's spending at home or spending for defense, well, defense spending for war abroad. and that's the only common courtesy, the point of chaos, of course, as in other respects, very respectful guest, said they, the democrats are also very much interested in provoking china, provoke, and russia. i think they do want a 2 front war because this is their moment in history, where they're going to teach the other great powers of the world. they can teach them a lesson and they're going to show them who, who's bought. i mean, they think their boss, the democrats, think their boss on the planet and they are promoting their vision, their global vision for a new world order. i co, you correct me if i'm wrong here, but i mean, if the u. s. it seriously is considering some kind of conflict with china. they have to get there by ship. right. i mean, you have that move without isn't 10000 on these big aircraft carriers. um, china is very well prepared for some

busy all this is that the democrats of the party of chaos domestic. they were behind the insurrection, the violent insurrection in summer 2020, when our city is burned for 2 months. and now. busy abroad we see that the party of chaos is ignited this war, reagan reignite in this war, and ukraine and other pushing for war in china as i get the feeling, they just want more chaos. more chaos brings more power, more con, they can justify more contracts. whether it's spending at home or spending for defense, well, defense spending for war abroad. and that's the only common courtesy, the point of chaos, of course, as your other respect, very respectful guest, said they, democrats are also very much interested in provoking china, provoke and russia. i think they do want a 2 front war because this is their moment in history, where they're going to teach the other great powers of the world. they can teach them a lesson and they're going to show them who, who's bought they. i mean, they think their boss, the democrats, think their boss on the planet and they are

. >> texans are fed up with what the biden administration has done on our border, the chaos that it'ssed, the damage that it's caused in the state of texas. >> reporter: new york is a sanctuary city, meaning it's more lenient with federal immigration enforcement. nearly daily for the last two weeks, this is the scene playing out at the port authority bus terminal in manhattan. just today, four buses full of migrants arrived from texas, many seeking asylum, all sent here by governor abbott. >> what's increasingly happening in new york city is many of these people are showing up with a notice of an address, not of a legal service provider nor the shelter knows to expect them so you have creating chaos in the system, which is already chaotic from the beginning. >> reporter: they're greeted with the welcoming handshake from the city's immigration office and volunteers. nonprofit organizations load the place up with clothes, diapers, food, to welcome the migrants who often arrive with little more than the clothes on their backs. >> it's regular people here in new york banding together to m

anybody to take chaos your feet sorry. oh, yeah, just sent him to chaos. okay descent into chaos. okay chaos right when we look back at history. we see things as evolving but really it's it's so much is happening and ralph ellison the noted writer the invisible man made this comment right around the same time. this king was wrote his column. we are living in a time of chaos within the total political structure. we do not have the political structures that can contain the energies set loose by the passage of the civil rights bills. so that's again black expectations and also white reactions white backlash as a movement expands and it's demands and expectations. so the watts rebellion in august of 65 again, which we've mentioned, but that is a pivotal turning point in american history and in the civil rights movement in the 1960s. it was a turning point for both king and kennedy. as you may recall it lasted for six days covered 45 miles of los angeles and beyond surveys estimated that at least 30,000 people participated 34 people were killed in 25 of whom were african-american and m

you do not bring me cop chaos, but also pretend that my hadsk is on the edge.

. >> chaos erupts at a san francisco school board meeting over one member's comments about black and brown students. what ann shew agreed to tonight and what she didn't. >> bay area police join the public for national night out. and at this oakland restaurant, crime has hit especially close to home 6789. >> he thousands more monkeypox vaccines are on their way to san francisco, but there's a big question about them tonight. >>> and later, he was the voice of dodger baseball for decades but also called one of the greatest plays in bay area sports. tonight the sports world is pausing to remember vin scully. good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. >> i'm elizabeth cook. today ann shoe has apologized but rejected the naacp's call for her resignation for saying quote, lack of family support is a key challenge in educating black and brown students. as sara donchey reports, shoe's supporters argued she shouldn't have to. >> reporter: this meeting got incredibly emotional and heated from groups on both sides of the issue and nearly ended in chaos and shouting. >> the board is considering a stern, f

. >> i guess the answer is no but it is to give people a path and order from the chaos so that using yang symbol is very powerful for me there is the symbol of order in chaos if we have too much order we do not grow so we do need a little bit of chaos but without that you free fall so dialogues are on the hard divisive issues how to anchor our decision-making those kinds of things and it is based on the value system. reallyhere aren't traffic rules if you blow through a stop sign you can. we have it in our culture because we value order and maximizing safety. but that doesn't have to be the case we value life to the point or don't have consequences but that ise always the case. a lot of the lies are based on common-law england and to frolic around. but then they wanted more until they came up with morend common-law. like negligence and murder and battery and assault. and then to embed the valueor system. >> it's also okay to walk away. and then with those power struggles and then agreed to disagree listen i don't need you to adhere to my point of view that you can let go of the ropes

it was chaos. it was apocalyptic.being hand over concertina wire, that's nothing compared to what was happening on the ground. >> it was chaos. it was a catastrophe for all those there. i know people who were on the front lines and explained what it was like to me. it was terrible. but this goes back to joe biden's failures to plan for an orderly withdrawal once joe biden made the decision to withdraw. the state department lead such evacuations. the military and our intelligence agencies support them and through them into difficult circumstances. the troops on the front lines kid a good job getting out as many people as they could. but the state department failed this test by not planning in advance to get out our american citizens and green cardholders and their families. the ultimate result of that was 13 dead americans in that suicide bombing and significant harm to america's sense of prestige in the world. brian: china is still doing military exercises around taiwan. i guess president biden wants to meet with xi.

it's unclear at what the chaos, what time the chaos started this morning. but authorities there reported the incident around 05:00am definitely no word of an actual shooting. disturbance. they're scary times. we live in. all right. you some anyway. here's a live look right now. and this along the embarcadero here in san francisco, enjoy the coolness right now. he wake up tomorrow. you might already sweat and yeah, afraid that's going to it really is especially for those of you inland. so really enjoy your mornings and evenings because that's really going to be the most pleasant time for the next couple of days. >> especially for those of you in solano county. so let's take a look at san francisco international airport starting to see some of that marine layer returning and that cool sea breeze out there right now helping our coastal cities to cool down into the 60's right now and even 50's. but radar for is tracking south lake tahoe. we are going to see some instability throughout the eastern portions of the sierra but no threat of pop-up tuunderstorms tomo

that throws everything chaos.— towards a 2024 bid. that throws everything chaos.ut the democratic party up against republicans in places like florida that can often be real game changers when it comes to a general election? the changers when it comes to a general election? . ., , , ., ., election? the electability to date within the democratic— election? the electability to date within the democratic party - election? the electability to date within the democratic party is . election? the electability to date l within the democratic party is once again front and centre. which one of these candidates, the moderate establishment politician who has been around since the mid—i9 90s was a republican, and then ran for senate as a democrat. all of this experience, they think here's a guy who might be able to knock desantis off, but people on the left who want a younger candidate like nikki friede. she's the only democrat who has won a state—wide race in ten years. if the —— is the same thing we've seen before, do you go with a moderate or a liberal true believer. which o

without them we have total chaos, as you just saw. unfortunately that's what's happening in new york city right now. somewhere along the line, the city decided it no longer needed rules. law and order has become meaningless here. why? because when you make everything about race, nothing else matters. the big apple has moved to defund the police and has abandoned cash payouts. socialists cry the system was racist, bail was racist, policing is racist, even prisons are racist. aoc and rest of the democrats want rikers island emptied, and then stop building jails altogether. >> it is not acceptable for us to use jails as garbage disposals -- garbage bins for human beings. it is not a place for us to throw people for whom we don't want to invest in the actual holistic issues of their lives. if we want to reduce violent crime, the number of people in our jails, the answer is to stop building more of them. >> jesse: the progressives pushed, and weak leaders like bill de blasio caved, and now here we are. the city has become thunderdome. bad

there are more, but the sense that the market chaos is pretty remarkable.hey shouldn't get into individual funds, but they make money in the transactions included. hedge funds had delivered the first half of the year. that is clearly attractive to the clients who think the turmoil in markets will carry on. francine: how long do you think the market turmoil will carry on? you talked about a number of years. luke: it is more likely it is a matter of years rather than a matter of weeks. it does not mean that we will go down a straight lines in that period, but one of the things that you look through the inflation driven. in history -- inflation driven periods in history, they had never seen inflation. you have to go back to the 1970's and you have to go to earlier periods to get where early inflation to people happened. it is possible that central banks have it in them to do the things it would take to get rid of inflation now. the trouble is it takes a significant recession and i do not see central banks being driven to call. if they don't, then inflation mig

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his profits take off despite the chaos on the ground, they try to find out why the german airline doesn't want to pay its workers. mold and passengers continue to face flight cancellation. and now that the chinese can build their own driverless cars. what need is there for tesla are in their left. i've been for sewland, let's do business. many european companies have withdrawn from russia since it launched its full scale invasion of ukraine in february, but not the german energy company business idea. it's making billions and profits in cooperation with the russian state on competing gas from 1300000000 euros in the 1st half of the year. the company wants to stick to its projects, and russia by criticism is getting louder. a year ago vint us how dia uploaded video to youtube in it, the gas production and cooperation with the russian state. aunt company, gas, one is still price, and the highest tones, winters held dia and gas from proudly announce 1st, guess for them mega project. sheen developed this came years after russia annex crimea, and as it's proxies occupied ukraine, stan bus regi

he was house at falling months of political chaos, and he has alienated the countries powerful military by accusing it of plotting against him. ocelot honeyed, a journalist in islamabad told us the stand off between emron can support us and the government could result in civil unrest. pardon, enjoys popular court and know that the supporters of the you to focused on the war josh done, and they're ready to do anything for con and yesterday with you know, there was this used, it least might arrest con of the workers middle georgia and the leadership of his political party made it very clear, then they said they're going to take over the gap or to the song if any arrest is me. so it's not that easy for the proceedings to happen. and it's not really easy to calm down with popular support that he's enjoying right now. so things are going to be tricky. scientists at nasa have released new images of the planet jupiter. they're describing the pictures as providing never seen detail of the biggest planet in the solar system. they show jupiter's famous, great red spot shown on, shown here in whit

he was house at falling months of political chaos. and he has alienated the countries powerful military by accusing it of plotting against him. it's back to school time for many kids around the world in the philippines, the new school year as significant as the 1st time in the cove. it 19 pandemic that students are allowed back into the classroom. going back to school after a long summer break can be hot at the best of times. but for kids in the philippines, it's the 1st time in 2 years, headset food in the classroom. when the cove at 19 pandemic hit schools here, shut their dose and switch to remote lessons on zoom. now students have returning for face to face lessons and they're eager to learn. ah, here again actually enjoy learning and actually love person c, c and zoom glasses. and the, when you're learning online, it's just it's, it's, it doesn't feel like fun for the teachers to back in the classroom is where they want to be. i mean them, i was so happy when i saw them, especially when i saw the joy on their faces. yes, i'm on.

s. itself quit, signifies the current chaos amid washington's political establishment. you know, the united states has an addiction on sanctions. they have the sanctioning iraq and for the last for the is so you don't, hasn't been surviving. and there's sanctions. i mean prospect under sanctions admin sciences and in different fields of providing services of the people here are quite extensive. and sooner or later, the american official realize that by sanctioning countries, they're not going to each of the objectives. they have was the united states that left the agreement during the top administration. and by that administration could return to the agreement on the 1st day of by the presidency. the same that he did with the paris climate accord and other agreements that tom had left. he refused. there are lots of problems in washington. there's a lot of disagreement and in fighting, and the run and government alterations your life. if they don't pay attention to this chaos in washington, they're going to face the same difficulty that they faced last time. washington i

, i think the russians , there was chaos after we them impressed their artillery well, i'll be honest that we also had chaos , such a leadership, then they began to bring order here, they began to build such a line of defense, we are talking about a clear line there, it's just a matter of posting troops somewhere, and the ground defense begins to work . and that was what at the beginning the enemy entered the city, we knocked him out of the city. he entered there, entered the airfields, entered the airport from there , he was also knocked out, and it is different now that there is now a line of defense and no water on the helmet, it passes clearly along well there practically in my kherson mykolaiv region, this is despite the fact that the enemy was already in mykolaiv , now he is pushed back there for 20 or more kilometers in different directions. and in different ways, that is, you can answer your question, how is the defense different? then it was practically non-existent, but now it is and answering the question that was before this, what is the problem with this, that i believe t

in the midst of the chaos, sparked by the explosions eye witnesses reported a volley of gunfire by u. s. troops. washington, however, has played the shots more from taliban fighters, firing at civilians and us troops. the families of those killed want the u. s. soldiers, they believe open fire brought to justice is on monday for we lost or sung in the deadly blast. he had been living with his family in belgium for the last 10 years and came here and vacation. when the situation changed, he sent his family back for himself, decided to spend several months with me. ah . the telephone takeover made him very worried. he said he had to leave because he was missing his family. he was afraid to make the careless saying that there are no flies. he would be stuck here. he left for the airport with my other son, but couldn't get inside. ah, we heard a huge sound of an explosion. 5 minutes later we saw tv foot a show in blood buddies and injured people. i went there and found one of my sons, and he told me there was a bomb blast. i asked him, where is your brother? he said he had no idea. he wen

really what the purpose of this chaos is not clear, it can be explained, of course, by the fact thatactors received budget funding, and now how will it say yes, it will be mastered, so there is no detailed plan for this, so for now we are observing that the goal is to calm the people of mariupol well and again, it is clear that mariupol is not dangerous. mariupol, the russians also understand that the war does not end, that the war continues, and even in their plans if they are there, yes, from their point of view, if they plan to stop somewhere on the border, well, i don't know the administrative border of the donetsk region, for example, it is clear that mariupol is a potential large military base, so they have to flirt with the population, they have to do something because the military base has to be provided by someone, unlike the one who says that at the same time they care about the people and do not care. that is, this rather, such handouts, er, this humanitarian worker, there is something else there, well, it’s not about people, and i’m also saying that our hypothesis is one

our top stories: chaos and confusion as kenya's deputy president william ruto is declared the winner of last week's presidential election, but claims of vote rigging over the result. there is no room for vengeance, there is no room for looking back, we are looking into the future. donald trump's former lawyer, rudy giuliani, is told by us prosecutors he's a target of their criminal investigation into attempts to overturn the presidential election result. the taliban celebrate the first anniversary of their return to power in afghanistan, but the picture remains bleak for women and girls. one big thing among others that challenges the more moderate image they are trying to portray is the restrictions they have imposed on women, the fact they have not allowed girls to go to secondary school in most of afghanistan, the only country in the world to do so. the uk becomes the first country to approve a covid vaccine that fights both the original strain and the omicron variant. and checkmate, with a difference. how underwater chess is helping competitors stay cool in the hot weather. hello

we had lots of fun with the kind of chaos we saw on the streets of baghdad. yesterday, after he announced as were time and it was intense to say the least i what is it about him that gone is so much support from the iraqi people. he inherited a very important up in this base from his name and hired for that's was widely respected by the sheer population. rocks were stood against them was same there, silent baghdad. and by his position, by standing saying, he gained boss an unbelievable amount or 2 this year. and miss m a inherited the space. but naturally, when he turned this so religious and base into a political force, many people thought otherwise. so his supporters now are a different type of like you that support in this fall. but all his power comes from this inheritance of the name of. so from one key point about al sada is his son. his position on the u. s. influence in iraq, which is longer posed how strong is the resistance to us in the, to the us in the country. and now it's different. now, his followers, financing the figures, anger this, draw not

i think the russians were in chaos after we hit them with our artillery. be honest, we also had such chaos in the leadership, then they started to put things in order here, they started to build some kind of defense line, that's what we're talking about there is a clear line . it's just a matter of posting troops somewhere the ground defense is starting to work. and this was the fact that at the beginning the enemy entered the city, we knocked him out of the city. he entered there, entered the airfields, entered the airport from there he was also knocked out, and it is different now that there is already a line of defense and no, there is no water on the helmet, it passes clearly along well, it is practically along my khersonsk mykolaiv region, and despite the fact that the enemy was already in mykolaiv , now he is pushed back there for 20 or more kilometers in different directions. well, in different ways, that is, you can answer your question by what the defense is different then it was practically non-existent and now it is and answering the question th

he was afraid amid the chaos, saying that there are no flies. he would be stuck here. he left for the airport with my other son but couldn't get inside. ah, the home we heard a huge sound of an explosion. 5 minutes later we saw tv footage show in blood bodies and injured people. i went there and found one of my sons, and he told me there was a bomb blast. i asked him, where is your brother? he said he had no idea, but he went there and came back saying his brother was dry and injured in an open drain covered by 2 bodies. he didn't want to tell me that my son had passed away. ah no. when i removed the bodies, i saw my son had passed away. i saw several bullet wounds on his head and body, ah, recording over the americans did this crying. so why are they they wants to answer? we have a valid question when the americans came here. what did they do for us? we have seen nothing about destruction, killings, blood, and homeless people. as millions of afghans struggle to piece their lives back together, i get off the disastrous u. s. military pull out from the country re to it,

i don't think the chaos and disruption are the same thing as being provocative. she is not necessarily provoking for. what she's doing is being a bit unpredictable but still standing up for freedom. people who are standing up for freedom are few and far between. there are way too many lebron james and way too few. i think it's important to talk about the fact that we are not causing this conflict, china is causing this conflict. it's not uncommon for politicians from the united states to go to tie one pair they are an independent country and we have a hundred million dollar trade agreement with them it is totally normal for the speaker of the house to go to taiwan to visit with their leaders. so xi jinping is supposed to be appointed temporary for life. i think a lot of posturing here has to do with out but also we are not prepared for a long term fight with china. china is in all of our institutions. they are professors and universities across the country being paid to give china our intellectual property. they own a lot of our ppe production which we found out

bit of chaos. if you have too much chaos you are freefalling and you can't say what actors tea were were you are. i think dialogue around these decisive issues in learning how to anchor a decision-making and her communication value systems. those kinds of things hopefully will give some border to the camp. law is based on a value system. there are parts of the world where there aren't rules.f if you want to drive up on the sidewalk or go throughgh a stop sign, you can. we have that in our culture because we value order in traffic read the value maximizing safety but that doesn't have to be the case. we value life to the point where we are going to walk outside and allow people to someone's head off with a gun and not have consequences for but that doesn't have to be the case. it wasn't always the case in human history. a lot of ourre laws are based on common law. i tell her students to jolly lishires of england frolicking around there were no crystal balls. people work that stuff out and then the k

watch the chaos.>> do we have jail support for our -- >> we the people have a voice. 41.18. abolish 41.18. elizabeth: talk to us more about what you just said there, there is more going on here? what did you mean? >> well, you know it is not just the schools. so city of los angeles, we have a lot of socialists, council members, we have a district attorney george gascon is not filing or holding anybody accountable for crimes. we have the aclu who has sued, sued the law enforcement of the city saying we can't go into the tents. we have gang members have taken over areas with homeless tents. they have prostitution being run out of there, drug sales being run out of there but this homeless problem is a huge issue here. not just around the schools. just the other day also i saw a family of tourist with luggage on wheels, go in the street of traffic because there was no room on the sidewalk to walk. it is a big, big problem. this is a small bandaid. they're trying to move them away. city of los angeles, soc

>> there are couple of things, chaos and the chaos in of administration that did not want to accept thection laws. when i saw the stories about the number of boxes, 15 boxes, 14 of them had classified documents, my take away was the president did not want to accept the election results obviously, in the final days of his presidency, someone went around the white house made the over office said everything from, pronouncing it to unclassified documents, everything along with classified stuff. total chaos that reflects a transition where the president said i don't want to go. then you go to the other end, at mar-a-lago, what i learned, the things i learned from the report today was how the stuff was stored. i assumed it was in one room that was at least recently secured, that was not the take away i had from the report today. multiple rooms, lack of security, the chaos of a transition where the president wanted to deny the election and the lack of interest. i don't even think there's a strategy, the lack of interest in mar-a-lago, saying i just don't care, that's what i take away. >> that