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layman's most significant professional accomplishments here he likes to reflect on his life's work clowes detail a man's life lee career so closely connected to german postal history is coming to an end. he had this ability to know what is the right thing to do and when is the right moment to do it but there was also this feeling of he's the right person to deal with what's happening now. and for decades klaus detail a man with the right person he crossed buddhas and was at home in the world of culture be it in germany your around the globe others are now following in his footsteps for example with a home built for an international cultural center and museum housed in the reconstructed burned in palace. this cultural diplomat the last of his kind of i wouldn't say i'm a dinosaur that's going extinct i really hope that this type of person won't die out was will always need people who want to connect and i believe that there will be more and more of this type of person who can motivate others and has a sense of team spirit. i don't think i'll be the last of my kind quite the opposite and if

in other words, obey the w.h.o., bill gates, clow schwab, the world economic forum, china, or pay theere's my counterproposal. nothing. we give you nothing. okay, we take care of our people, we decouple from the w.h.o. and from china. joining us now, victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution and dinesh d'souza, conservative author, filmmaker, host of the podcast. victor, these plans are what you and i have been talking about for years and years and years. they never liked the concept of national sovereignty. they've always wanted to get rid of it. >> yeah, it's the medical version of the international criminal court of the paris climate accord. it doesn't work. we had something like it, laura, it was called the $5 billion a year world health organization. how did that work out? they lied about the origins, the transmissibility and the nature of the covid virus, completely corrupted by the chinese and we had all of these scientists, some of them very prominent, dr. fauci, dr. collins, they all had various roles in supporting and subsidizing in an international fashio

vance's investigation is expansive, according to people particular with the probe, and public dis-clowein litigation. investigators are ute scrutinizing trump's real estate portfolio, that were manipulated in a way that defrauded banks, and if tax benefits were obtained illegally. i want to get to two people who spent a lot of time looking in trump's taxes. andrea bernstein and david cay johnston, co-founder of dcreport.org. andrea, let me start with you. you have spend a lot of time, years of your life now, sifting through this. a very complex business intentionally, and it's not public one. so there is only so much you can look at. what is your sense of how well known to anyone the inner workings of this business are? >> well, i suspect it's quite well known at this moment to the manhattan district attorney's office. they have gotten the tax records. they had them for months now. they had a team poring over them. they have experts, just recently, they have assistants from the new york attorney general's office. they have been really looking into this. and by all accounts, that i have