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let's try and get our heads around this without it contributed chris adams. he's now joining us a live in the studio. you know, chris, it's stories like this. when somebody says to me, rory, you know, how big is the universe? i don't know. i, i think you know, how big is us that i can't get my head around this either the, the numbers with talking the nearly inconceivable. yeah. you're, you're obviously right. roy, that extortionate, that actually i'm following the boat and using a big lead that you know, the, if you look at the actual figures, the us that is, oh, that's $33.00 trillion dollars. now, i need the numbers the each you just couldn't or imagine how a country could ever get to a point where essentially, in my opinion, monies was this right. i mean, you know, as, as we have just at the beginning of that kit that we looked at comparing this to other countries. so comparing it to russia, if we look us that settings, we trillion 275000000000 in one day being added to that balance sheet and compare that again to the russian budget, right? this is the enti

as nearly as big as rushes yearly budget spend my colleagues research and chris adams did the sums earlier. stories like this, when somebody says to me, rory, you know, how big is the universe? i don't know. i, i, you know, how big is us that i can't get my head around this either the numbers with talking, the nearly inconceivable. you're absolutely right, roy, the extortion at that actually, i'm fond of the mobile using a big lead, the united, the, if you look at the actual figures, the us that it's over $33.00 trillion dollars. now i need the numbers the each, you just could never imagine how a country could ever get to a point where essentially, in my opinion, monies was this right. i mean, you know, as, as we have just at the beginning of that kit that we looked at comparing this to other countries. so comparing it to russia, if we look at the us, that settings we trillion 275000000000 in one day being added to that balance sheet and compare that again to the russian budget, right? this is the entire annual budget of the russian federation. is $290000000000.00. this one. yeah. even les

rhetoric in talking about those lawmakers is any different than what you'd hear from a chris christie, a mitt romney, an adamzinger. >> when somebody like a ron desantis says that democrats suffer from a woke mind virus, i mean, is that language at this level? i mean, i guess i'm trying to just say -- not to excuse anything, but people seem to really are losing it over these comments from hillary clinton. but it's everywhere in our rhetoric. >> yeah, the tone and tenor of politics has really taken a dramatic turn. i'll acknowledge, donald trump is a big part of it. but the reality is, when you're saying that millions of americans are members of a cult and need to have their brains rewired because they support someone for, again, for all the right reasons, that's just not right. and it's certainly inappropriate. if she wants to attack donald trump because she looks at him, as she said in this interview, she does believe he will be the nominee for the republican party. go after him. don't go after people in middle america. look, i lived in arkansas for many years, in middle america. she knows what middle ameri

chris? >> thank you so much for that, george. so, adamonfirm via tom winter, speak to go people on the ground, that there are divers in the water. having said that, let's ask you about some of the other technology that's being used. most of those 350 officers are being used on the ground. starting with infrared, how could it aid in this search. >> infrared is a technology that allows law enforcement to see heat. we normally can't see heat, but infrared cameras are able to see heat and transform it into a visual length that we can see. we're going to be mounting it on helicopters, drones, police officers could have hand held units. these units would be able to see things that we can't see, such as warm river side beds or a warm body that might be covered by water. now, of course everything gets to room temperature after a while outside, but thermal vision is certainly something that they're going to be using in order to help locate him. >> on land and in water, they use that. >> yeah, so thermal vision, it's not going to be able to see thr

chris christie hands down. host: let me go back to the speaker race. your idea of adam kinzinger and liz cheney, it's not likely, under that scenario, that hypothetical, you say to your democratic party get behind those nominations. caller: absolutely. they were able to be impartial during the january 6 hearing. that's what we need. they put people before the party. that's what we need in congress right now. i do not want to see a veteran -- a senior citizen, or children in a shut down. the children are not going to get their free breakfast and lunch in skaofplt then snap benefits. they are not going to -- children won't have a stable meal. that irritates me. let's find somebody who is impartial. that is our best solution. host: all right. john bresnahan from punch bowl news, troy nlsrepublican, said he opposes the mchry resolution and still wants the former president as speaker for 100 days. mary in wyoming, michigan, republican. hear from you, mary. >> we have 222 republicans in the house in all. an there is the extreme eight, the gaetz, greenes, jordan types holding

palestinians are, absolutely, adamant that this was an israeli airstrike. we should be clear, chrisst do not normally see these death tolls associated with a palestinian rocket. we should also be clear, there is a track record with the israeli military of saying things in the early hours, after an incident, which turned out to be untrue in the long run. how reminder of the situation with shireen abu akleh, the journalist with algeria, killed in the occupied west bank. these really military said it was a palestinian gunmen who fired the fatal bullet, and that they, ultimately, acknowledged it was most likely an israeli soldier who killed her. i will say, the israeli military seem sure that they are pushing on every public channel on social media, and directly pressed to the israeli public. they seem sure, or are making a very strong case that they are sure, that this was a palestinian rocket. we are unable to get into gaza, the israel gaza border is shield, the each of gaza border is shield, -- sealed our teams cannot get on the ground. we're hoping for every piece of information we

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grace in adams ville, tennessee, and is my extreme pleasure to welcome him here to the ninth annual emerging civil war symposium at stevenson ranch. tim smith ladies in. wow. thank you, chris. did my mama tell you to say all that it is a pleasure to be here. i've always heard about the emerging civil war symposium and wow, i'm i'm consider me impressed. this is great. what a wonderful venue. what a wonderful group of folks seeing a lot of folks that i've known for a long time. a lot of folks that been on tours and in the past, several people here were just with me last week in a vicksburg. we did four or five days, actually, vicksburg. and there some that are going to be next week in on the grierson drive tour in through mississippi and louisiana. so a lot of folks that are back and forth on these tours, so on. so it's good to see all of you for having senior come up and say hello and and we'll reacquaint. so thank you for having me. this is this is wonderful been looking forward to it for a very long time brag on emerging civil war. just a minute. try to help out as much as i can. it's always a pleasure to help out, chris and the folks that run it helped out. you know, re

grace in adams ville, tennessee, and is my extreme pleasure to welcome him here to the ninth annual emerging civil war symposium at stevenson ranch. tim smith ladies in. wow. thank you, chris. did my mama tell you to say all that it is a pleasure to be here. i've always heard about the emerging civil war symposium and wow, i'm i'm consider me impressed. this is great. what a wonderful venue. what a wonderful group of folks seeing a lot of folks that i've known for a long time. a lot of folks that been on tours and in the past, several people here were just with me last week in a vicksburg. we did four or five days, actually, vicksburg. and there some that are going to be next week in on the grierson drive tour in through mississippi and louisiana. so a lot of folks that are back and forth on these tours, so on. so it's good to see all of you for having senior come up and say hello and and we'll reacquaint. so thank you for having me. this is this is wonderful been looking forward to it for a very long time brag on emerging civil war. just a minute. try to help out as much as i can. it's always a pleasure to help out, chris and the folks that run it helped out. you know, re