charley, i'm such a fan of your writing and this piece in particular was very helpful for me and i'mher people who read it to understand the handshake between maga and crypto. can you elaborate more on the sort of anti-institutional bent that unites these two subgroups of people and why there's so much kinship in these two worlds? >> yeah, there's a lot of synergy here, and a lot of it is probably cynical, right? as i wrote in the piece crypto kind of seems like a technology that was in the some ways built for the way donald trump likes to conduct business, right, which is off the books and sort of nakedly financial. like greed is good in the crypto ecosystem. and perhaps more important i think is the ethos of crypto currency especially bitcoin and the idea of block chain, the technology it's built off, which it is an anti-institutional technology. that's the way that it was created to -- you know, to take the middle man out, to take away the banks and the central bankers and the government and the oversight and regulation and all those institutional guardrails that they help protect

. >> mountain charley road in the santa cruz mountains was closed for seven months this year following a massive landslide. it took out two roads, including a driveway that leads up to five homes. amanda watson lives in one of those homes. >> we just kind of in limbo waiting. just waiting and hoping. >> nothing worse happens at the end of september. the county installed a temporary dirt road to connect mountain charley road, but said the private driveway is not their responsibility to fix. watson said they can't rebuild the driveway until the temporary road is completed. a timeline for that is vague. >> how long is it going to take for them to really support that road? because we were at their mercy, like, you know, they they hold all the cards as far as what we can do. >> county officials said the likelihood of losing this temporary road this winter is low, unless there's a repeat of the 2023 storm systems in the south bay. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> in just the past hour, we've learned the smart train system will be back up and running tomorrow morning for the commute. storm

. >> mountain charley road in the santa cruz mountains was closed for seven months this year following a massive landslide. it took out two roads, including a driveway that leads up to five homes. amanda watson lives in one of those homes. >> we just kind of in limbo waiting. just waiting and hoping. >> nothing worse happens at the end of september. the county installed a temporary dirt road to connect mountain charley road, but said the private driveway is not their responsibility to fix. watson said they can't rebuild the driveway until the temporary road is completed. a timeline for that is vague. >> how long is it going to take for them to really support that road? because we were at their mercy, like, you know, they they hold all the cards as far as what we can do. >> county officials said the likelihood of losing this temporary road this winter is low, unless there's a repeat of the 2023 storm systems in the south bay. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> in just the past hour, we've learned the smart train system will be back up and running tomorrow morning for the commute. storm

of epiphany really, that sort of kicked off a completely different way of thinking, isabella and charley spent 2 years trying to make next pay the farm into land, profitably proving impossible. the soil is very, very heavy clay just isn't conducive to modern intensive, foaming soap. after about 17 years, we were one and a half 1000000 pounds in debt. so in 1999 charlie said we, we've got a start farming. we've got to look at something else that something else was the decision to let nature take over to still conventional farming altogether. suddenly just letting it go was like the whole land was breathing a sigh of relief on to us felt amazing. just looking after the windows on online that was recovering and hearing the sounds and watching wild animals. so if the front, oh, do you know, slowly moving, paused. it was like being in the middle of a star and got to it just felt amazing. after selling off the milking, heard isabella and charlie introduced red deer from the highlands school just beginning to kick off in the road. so he's willing, day and night to attract the females was just a

later congressman charley wrangle of new york, of harlem introduced several resolutions to exoneratebut this is a new effort with president biden because i believe he believes justice should be served and understands fighting for black economic independence -- marcus garvey started the black line shipping company, for example. he was a person who was trying to connect black people in america and africa and the caribbean like most people around the world connect with their ancestral homes and connect and do business with and they have ties with countries where their ancestors -- we're urging congress to do this. >> i'm going to take the liberty of talking to you like an auntie and asking you straight up what's it going to take to get more of your democratic colleagues to sign onto this bill? i appreciate the efforts that have been made by the courageous members of the cbc and others that have decided to sign on. more democrats have decided not to advance the spirit of racial justice, so what's it going to take to get more people to support? >> charles, this should not be a heavy lift,

you were laughing our off for donald trump forces winning his doorknocking campaign and allowing charleygg and elon musk do things online, we were like these guys are stupid! then they start knocking on doors, you know what they are on, their phone, in their hand pick the has become friends and the friends have become mainstream. there are platforms, there are people out there that are doing 14 million streams and we aren't cable news getting one or 2 million. there is a whole world out there , i hate to agree with her but donald trump understood that and we did not. >> sean: credit to van jones kind appraiser does not stop there, mate romney who once obviously see hated donald trump crediting the president-elect with expanding the republican party, something he himself could not do. take a look. >> do you think there will be opposed trump republican party or is maga and now the revoking party? >> maga is the republican party and donald trump is a republican party today. look that republican party has become the party of the working class, middle-class motor pick you have to give donald