that at one year or 20, they now cost $4.00 times as much as le clack, super cheap french lives. that has this baker, worried about the future slacken comes in. why? yes, this is unfair competition. we can't compete with the price of $0.29. we already had to reduce our profit margin because of the rising flower prices. and we need to be able to pay our wages and production costs. since the start of the coven 19 pandemic, her turnover has slumped at times by up to 50 percent. but she says the crisis has also shown wides important. that local bakeries don't get crowded out by supermarkets, and that's the wrong, we're not in a gap. we local bakers don't only say bread. we are also a crucial part of parisian life. that became all the more obvious during the locked dance when our customers came to see us to have some human contact. law clerk denies. the chief prices are unfair competition. they say they've lowered their own profit margin to help destitute families. the company declined our request for an interview. their policy is already pleasing some of their customers who tribble j

it's so frequent that the staff here at clack, of university hospital has set up special pathways that go underground straight from this ward to the i see you doctors, here's a currently around a 5th of the people admitted with coven. don't make it out of the hospital when i remember our 1st wave. we hat most sleep, very other people. and a lot of them infected, died at to day. age of patients is different. we have patient clar 40 at 50 years old. there's an ongoing discussion in poland debate, whether the reluctance to be vaccinated comes from long standing lack of confidence in public institutions, a hangover from the communist era, or whether the government's information campaign around the jobs was insufficient. only 56.5 percent of polls are vaccinated with 2 doses. and it wasn't hard to find people on the streets of krakow, who hadn't had it back to shark, whatever vaccinated people also get the virus scan. they're spreading the virus to left and carrying and suffering at the place where i was working. everyone who was vaccinated got severely ill, me, i wasn't vaccinated and i ne

we'll end up needing intensive care support it so frequent that the staff here at clack, of university hospital has set up special pathways that go underground straight from this world. to the i see you doctors here say currently around a 5th of the people admitted with coven, don't make it out of the hospital when i remember our 1st wave, we had most sleep, very other people. and a lot of them, in fact, died at to day. age of patients is different. we have patients sklar 4050 years old. there's an ongoing discussion in poland about whether the reluctance to be vaccinated comes from longstanding, lack of confidence in public institutions, a hangover from the communist era, or whether the government's information campaign around the jobs was insufficient. only 56.5 percent of polls are vaccinated with 2 doses. and it wasn't hard to find people on the streets of krakow, who hadn't had it back to shark, whatever vaccinated people also get the glamorous them. they're spreading the virus to left and carrying and suffering at the place where i was working. everyone who was vaccinated got sev

it's so frequent that the staff here at clack, of university hospital has set up special pathways that go underground straight from this ward to the i see you doctors out of the hospital when i remember 1st wave, we had most sleep, very other people. and a lot of them, in fact, died at to day. age of patients is different. we have patients who are 40 at 50 years old. there's an ongoing discussion in poland about whether the reluctance to be vaccinated comes from longstanding, lack of confidence in public institutions. a hangover from the communist era or whether the government's information campaign around the jobs was insufficient. only 56.5 percent of polls are vaccinated with 2 doses. and it wasn't hard to find people on the streets of krakow, who hadn't had it back to shark, whatever vaccinated people also get the virus scan. they are spreading the virus to left and carrying and suffering at the place where i was working. everyone who was vaccinated got severely ill, me, i wasn't vaccinated and i never got sick like any kind of harm needs given so, so, so civilian, i don't know wha

i'm going to bring in quinn ada clack from the humanitarian network council for international development. i'm going to play how comment that she sent us a little bit earlier, casey and i respond directly off the back of it. he's with this is a really hot and challenging emergency in china and we, patchy and limited communications. we're really struggling to make contact with that is on the ground. but what we're hearing from the government is that also and few is critical. and the time government is also desperately trying to take her out of the country. so the best thing people can do right now is what you zealand agencies through cash donations. and that money will get to the communities on the ground for delivering back critical. and we know this will be a terrible process for many used to come with significant ongoing impacts to the communities of china. many a lot has been said there and it's absolutely right. everything in that, that compensation right from the challenges that we face as an international humanitarian community in responding have been a little bit unprecedented, par

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kind of guy who would incite an insurrection, blame his staff, and then, i guess, judging from the clacking, escape on horseback [ laughter ] seriously, the foley work on that clip is outstanding why does it sound like they're galloping into town on a mustang? "i didn't invite a riot, but if my staff did, i'd be proud of them now if you'll excuse me, me and old thunder here, will be down at the saloon drinking a sarsaparilla and getting our next mission from weird old abe lincoln. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: the core -- the core of today's republican party is the big lie that the election was stolen. they tried to overthrow the results. they're being open about it, trying to justify it and planning on doing it again, which is why they have to be stopped. one of our two major parties, the party poised to take back power if democrats fail, has been captured by a cult-like movement of weirdos, authoritarians and - >> scoundrels. [ laughter ] >> seth: you don't get used to it this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with beanie feldstein, everybody! [ ch

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there's nothing like being there in person to experience these electrifying moments [ laughter ] [ clackghter ] >> jimmy: this made me laugh last night, trump called into hannity. and at one point hannity used a phrase with the word "wall" in it, which sent -- immediately sent trump into his own world. listen to this >> so, you know, it's -- you know, you keep banging your head against the wall. why would you expect a a different result >> so we would have had the wall completed in three weeks. it was largely completed [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no [ laughter ] trump is like a golden retriever. a few key words make him go wild like, "wall, wall? who said 'wall?' some entertainment news. the upcoming "batman" movie staring robert pattinson will be one of the longest superhero movies ever with a run time of almost three hours americans are like, "i'm not going to sit through a a three-hour movie." and then settle in for 14 hours of football. [ laughter and applause that's right, three hours. and there are plans to extend the film into a fourth hour, hosted by hoda and jenna [ laughter ] that's

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