that money can't replace combatants in society. you don't. you don't know how to do it in sheri. i don't know what endures. so it is sort of your brain will be the morning star over here. start to join the long journey. maybe if i'm going to stand in the house, you know, from wonder being free. it really is. a problem that, you know is systemic, right? it's a problem that victimizes a lot of people, right? you have the, the person who falls in compresses whose life is ruined. you have their family, whose lives are ruined. you have the victim. we know they're still alive in the victim's family. who think they're getting justice, but they're not questioning. and then you have multiple other problems that come from this main one being that by definition, when we walk up the wrong guy, we stop looking for the right guy. it's really a, it's a, it's a tremendous challenge. i think it's a cultural problem. we need a whole societal education about this. our criminal justice system is based on the premise that it's better for 10 guilty. people to go free than one innocent person to go to

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routing out systematic racism in our justice system and society combating climate change and also healing the soul of our nation where do you think they'll start first. >>was it they're going to start of the pandemic obviously then monday they're going to be noticing. their task force that's going to be essentially charged with putting together what that national plan is and it's going to be interesting to see how early they start talking about. whether or not there's going to be a national mask mandate now the president can't order everyone to do it. but the president does have at his disposal. a lot of tools to sort of. get cooperation from governors of from local governments because of quite frankly the spending power that the federal government has so that's going to be number one number 2 will be they've got to develop. the what they what they want to do in terms of the contact tracing and they're testing programs which will be something that the president trump has not done. during these past 8, 8, months. and then the second the second will be economic stimulus and what they're goi

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federal perspective, there will be a lot of leadership in terms of combating climate change that's going to percolate throughout every part of society and other issuers. that's one big change. the biden administration will focus a great deal on the pandemic and the impact on the health and well-being of people and the country, especially the employees of companies and, therefore, companies are going to have to be very focused -- continue to be focused on that that will be another spotlight a third one, is social issues like racial injustice and the likes. the biden administration is going to be all over this and that's going to have an impact on the response of companies >> one of the concerns people have is esg funds can attract a big following without people knowing exactly what they're signing up for and companies themselves are adapting to try to be esg friendly no matter what industry they're in, including some surprising candidates here's what burton told our bob pisani about that a few weeks ago. >> my concern is, i don't know what's a good company and what's a bad company, and neither does anybody else is the utility that bu

rebuild our economy so it works for working people to root out systemic racism in our justice system and society. to combathe climate crisis. to unite our country and heal the soul of our nation. and the road ahead will not be easy. but america is ready. and so are joe and i. we have elected a president who represents the best in us. a leader the world will respect and our children will look up to. a commander-in-chief who will respect our troops and keep our country safe. and a president for all americans. [cheers and applause] and it is now my great honor toen produce the president-elect of the -- to introduce the president-elect of the united states, joe biden. [cheers and applause] [horns honking] . >> hello, my fellow americans. delawareans. i see my buddy senator tom carpenter down there. and i think senator coons is there and the governor is around. is that rut -- is that ruth ann? and my sister valerie. folks, the people of this nation have spoken. they delivered us a clear victory. a convincing victory. a victory for we the people. we won with the most votes ever cast for a presidential ticket in

rebuild our economy so it works for working people, to root out systemic racism in our justice system and society, to combatuntry and heal the soul of our nation. and the road ahead will not be easy, but america is ready. and so are joe and i. [ cheers ] we have elected a president who represents the best in us, a leader the world will respect and our children will look up to. a commander in chief who will respect our troops and keep our country safe, and a president for all americans. >> america is ready. you heard it last night in that historic speech from vice president-elect kamala omharris. we're joined now by erin haines from the 19th who conducted one of then senator harris' first interviews when she was added to the ticket. as we take this in, i imagine for many viewers hearing it for a second or third time, but we've heard from guests today that many, many people will be watching this many times for inspiration in the years ahead in america. >> yeah, ari. you know, madam vice president-elect harris told me in that first t interview after she became the nominee, she talked about the audacity of joe

combat public discourse?>> so we're in a position sometimes where scientists are disagreeing with one another about importantthings but we as a society act . so we need some kind of, we need to in the face of uncertainty make some kind of quest, what we get rather than a kind of, rather than a opinion on what the evidence is showing we get a lot of scientific disagreement on what do we do ? >> we need some kind of body which is going to in a certain sense stand outside of science to examine the range of opinion. to find what is going to be in the end something that's more like a middle-of-the-road rather than a consensus. and in the case of climate change for example, we have the un, the iron dvd it's called which held together by the un as well namely consisting of scientists which is not to do science but fully understanding and acknowledging that there's a great deal of disagreement about the details of climate change, not that it's occurring about how fast it's occurring, what are important drivers of the change. will take that information and turn it into a kind of numbers that however much they are, sometimes really just educat

societies has you led to yet more deaths and direct combat alone. according to new calculation i produced with a group of american university students in the past severalhs we estimate that an eighth of the countries where the most violent countries the eight most violent words where u.s. military forces have fought since 2001 that approximately 37 million people have been displaced from their homes either refugees or internally displaced people. 37 million may indeed be an underestimate. given our conservative methodology. as some of you surely know, since 2001 the. [singing] government, [singing] taxpayers expand or obligated around $6.4 trillion to date, 6.4 trillion dollars, 1 trillion is hard to fathom and wrap your brain around, but $6.4 trillion that we use u.s. taxpayers have spent in obligated into thousand one is really comprehensible. Ãbsince 2001, that's really incomprehensible. we should probably keep in mind the words of president eisenhower, the form five-star general president who said of military spending broadly represents Ãevery gun that is ma, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense a theft from those

combat the illicit drug trade, governance, and improve civil society. the international narcotics a devastating impact across our hemisphere. much of the demand for illegal unfortunately, comes from right here in the u.s. we have worked hard to stop drug trafficking and combat corruption in central america all too often, our allies in the caribbean are overlooked. is our third border, and for decades has been for illegal and illicit drug trade. proper investment in the will help to improve our allies' capacity to combat crime, violence, and regional instability while security.cing our crime from the drug trade has rattled many of our allies in region, and this funding will go to programs that traffickers, provide programming for at-risk youth, and improve the independence of judicial system in those caribbean countries. a focus on so adds the disaster resilience, given increasingly and frequent hurricanes in the region, which a primary -- of primary importance as we continue to see the impact of limate change on national and regional security. we have seen the success of the aribbean basin security initiative over the last decade, and this bill will build on the by authorizing $74.8 the next r

petersburg, go and have combat experience in ukraine, and in the come back to do whatever they wanted to do, create more divisions, create racial wars in western societiesthey are doing in the u.s., doing in uk, france, germany and a lot of other places. the leaders of groups, when they see the pressure from the fbi and the have lot of legal protection because everything that is protected by the first amendment and second amendment, they run and to go to russia. we thought they were fighting against the russians in ukraine for his they are when they are escaping, making videos from the cafÉ outside the kremlin. so yes, we have global powers that's involved in this information campaign that's making these people look way bigger than they are from social media, and a lot of us have fallen for it. >> we still like the first amendment. >> i am a big first amendment guy. i do. but you know what? there's rules and regulations. we are not talking about if you want to be a bigot. if you want to be a bigot and make ass of yourself go ahead and be a bigot and make ass of yourself. i think what we need to start having a conversation is about violence. you can't do