conrad: now it is stronger. we were looking for strength in 2021 as we were rebounding as the economy reopened, but it is looking like this probably has some legs, and a lot of that has to do with the consumer, the fact that we have this large accumulated savings. much of that is going to be used up over the summer as services spending comes back. but just the amount of savings on the consumer side and the amount of money that is there to be spent, two point $3 trillion is our estimate of the amount of savings above what would be a normal level if we hadn't had covid and all of the federal programs that followed. so that is probably going to give the consumer some legs. the fact that the business side of it, the investment spending is also looking like it is bouncing back, at least on the survey data, even through may, capital spending spenders have rebounded sharply, so that is very encouraging. we are looking for obviously reopening related, very strong growth in 2021, but it is looking like this has some legs

w. financial correspondent, conrad booth, and conrad obviously, it's terrible times for the whole travel sector. but our early find, like the ones we just saw in quantas signalling better times ahead and particularly our european airlines, seeing similar reasons for it dependence. really, chris, it depends on how fast the home countries of the airlines are with vaccination programs and with a return to a somewhat normal life. it also depends, as an airline, if you are operating rather domestically only in europe, like right now. or if you are like last hands on and that operates worldwide right at the beginning of this, we came out with a pretty bold and optimistic outlook for this summer season. last times on the other hand has recently trimmed its life capacity outlook because of a slow unexpected recovery. so i think you simply cannot lump together all the airlines the situations they're writing different too much. conrad, one of the phone issues for european aviation is the question of state aid for flag carriers. now you mentioned low cost carrier ryan air. there had a victory in co

now let's take a closer look at this with our markets man in frankfurt. conrad booth and conrad are plans of increase scrutiny. the main main reason for these wild swings that we've been seeing and the kept the currency. yes, chris, absolutely. in china, the reserve bank wants to bad financial institutions from trading crypto currencies in the united states to more regulation is likely the treasury, you know, the finance ministry under janet jen and wants to strengthen tax compliance transfers of $10000.00 us dollars or more in bitcoin. should be reported to the i r s, the treasury says, and the rest, of course, is the tax author warranty in the united states, all this, of course, what, you know, put the whole business model of crypto currencies in jeopardy. the whole appeal of criptos for many of its investors has been its lack of control. the idea that you can transfer crypto currencies worldwide without the states or without reserve banks knowing about it. conrad are people who say that these wild swings could also be triggered by the growing concerned among investors that the time of

conrad, the eldest, put the key in the law can open the door. chelsa, the middle, cross the threshold. stopped. what was this? >> once we took a few more steps than i realize what was happening. >> this was the moment, the defining one. nothing the same after this. >> and there was a lot of blood everywhere. >> and the adrenaline kicked in. instinct took over. we >> just dropped our stuff. split throughout the house. >> panic rising now. comrade was 15 then. his little sisters chelsa 14, and savannah ten, three kids trying to make sense of a horrible, frightening scene. >> my mom you normally keeps it completely spick and span. there is hardly any dust anywhere. let alone, anything out of order. >> and now, things were anything but. >> whether desk was, you could see they were papers scattered around. drawers were ripped open. >> and you went into the bedroom? >> i think that was the first place my sister ran into. so she quickly called us and we fold followed her. >> did what did you see there? >> there was blood on the ground. a >> lot? >> yea

booze and is covering the shareholders' meeting for us conrad good morning to you there in frankfurt 2 more figures here 8000 jobs are on the line the number of branches to be haft will this get the thumbs up by comments from shareholders today. there is no doubt you know chris the german government still owns about 15 percent of the shares of comments on another 42 percent is held by institutional investors together they really hold a very comfortable majority and from none of these investors came any objections against the plans of the job cuts which were communicated by clematis bank recently you know chris since comments bond took over another large german bank more than a decade ago dress not bank. many jobs have already been cut but since then the bank has not managed to become profitable or contra is downside of downsizing the right move forward here in order to catch up with banks for example in the united states who are making a lot of money again and is that even what commerzbank wants no this is really not the end you know catching up with large u.s. investment banks is no

booth and in frankfort conrad looking at this data. what strikes you more interesting apart from the fact that the german economy contract that by 1.8 percent? well, chris, in terms of numbers, the thing that's worth mentioning here is that this decline of 1.8 percent of our economy during the 1st quarter compared with the last quarter of last year. that's even a bit worse than the preliminary figures that the statistics office had come out with before in terms of the narrative behind these numbers. i think the most striking aspect is how much our g, d, p and germany. all the comic performance at the beginning of this year has depended on the slow start of the vaccination program here in germany. at how much germany's problems to get the vaccination program have really had a put a break on our economy. if we didn't have the manufacturers, the strong performance of our exporters, the situation, you know, the contraction the recession of our economy would have been even worse. come at so the economy in germany is struggling to kick into

in frankfort. conrad, how much of a blow is this to the german auto industry? well, chris, of course, this is not good use for the german car industry, but it's not totally clear how much of this has to do with breaks it. and how much is due to a corporate 9 to 19 lockdown, you know, in january showrooms of car dealerships, in the united kingdom, west to close. so this was really not the perfect time to sell cars, something else. another factor we have to keep in mind the imports to the united kingdom from china increased so much in january or in the 1st quarter because of all the covered 19 related goods that you okay bought in china. you know, texas, for example, for mosques and for p p e personal protective equipment. this of course is not likely to continue. now what about border checks? i mean the amount of red tape that companies have to deal with now when doing business with the u. k. and vice versa has dramatically increased yes, that's correct. and of course, this has had a negative impact, but mostly, you know, before the end of the year, when a lot o

for me on this that's bringing our financial correspondent conrad boys in in frankfort conrad. let me be clear here. it's quite an optimistic forecast from air bus. are they getting ahead of themselves here? good morning, chris. well, yes, of course there are lots of if and bus attached to this full cost. in particular, of course, the question whether international air traffic can really return to pre panoramic levels as quickly as air bus suggests. and of course, you know, due to the massive recession, the airlines experience to customers of air bus. they're all very low on cash now. so their ability to spend money is limited. on the other hand, many airlines have very inefficient fleets that burn too much fuel to quickly. they, of course, must do something. this guidance by air bus is very important for the suppliers of bus as well, who also of course, experienced a huge slow down in production. they need guidance from their central customer. now, more than ever, become not ever stop making the reader maybe a preview, super jumbo. what is the company focusing on now? well, it

once been home to around 90 percent of the global trade in the sector or financial correspondent conrad booth. and has been following story for us in frankfort. have listened, officially this crack down on the use of crypto currencies by chinese financial institutions has to do with speculative risk involved. and with the high volatility of such crypto currencies. you stand to lose a lot of money. if you don't really pay good attention. another not so official reason is probably that the chinese authorities don't like the lack of control. they have over such crypto currencies that people's bank of china, the reserve bank there is currently in the process of launching its own crypto currency. the so called digital remain be it's likely that the people's bank wants to reduce some of the competition for its own state run crypto currency, financial correspond conrad booth in there. the pandemic has shopped, shocked, rather economies around the world. but emerging and developing nations often lack the resources to shield their own workers with programs such as unemployment insurance or short

once been home to around 90 percent of the global trade in the sector or financial correspondent conrad booth. and has been following story for us in frankfort. have listened. officially this cracked down on the use of crypto currencies by chinese financial institutions has to do with speculative risk involved. and with the high volatility of such crypto currencies, you stand to lose a lot of money if you don't really pay good attention. another not so official reason is probably that the chinese authorities don't like the lack of control. they have over such crypto currencies, the people's bank of china, the reserve bank there is currently in the process of launching its own crypto currency. the so called digital remain be it's likely that the peoples bank wants to reduce some of the competition for its own state, run crypto currency, financial correspond, conrad, those in there. but the pandemic has shopped, shocked, rather economies around the world, but emerging and developing nations often lack the resources to shield their own workers with programs such as unemployment insurance o

let's get the latest on this from our financial correspondent conrads of booze and conrad this looks like a significant change of course here by washington compared to the previous administration of this is mean that the whole fuss about this controversial project is over. no chris probably not the discussion about knowledge stream too is too heated and too ideologically charged and despite this potential waiver all of sanctions against the north stream to company the official position of the us government remains we are against this project and we want to prevent it from being finished so we can probably expect more fuss about this project to happen nevertheless of course from a german point of view a way for of sanctions would be positive news it would for example mean that the us government cares for its relationship with germany. and france i thank you. it is to taiwan now and the island nation will was using $400000.00 covert 9 teen vaccine doses from the kovacs global sharing program today after having gone more than $250.00 days without a single local cold case infection numbe

our financial correspondent conrad bosun has his eye on the market there conrad why is china doing this after all the countries powering most of the world's cryptocurrency money. well chris officially this crackdown on the use of crypto currency by financial institutions in china has to do with the risks of speculative trading and the high volatility of such currencies you know you stand to lose a lot of money if you don't really pay good attention. not so official reason is probably that the authorities in china don't like the lack of control they have over such currencies at the moment the people's bank of china the reserve bank in china is launching its own crypto currency called the digital red bimby and it's likely that it wants to reduce some of the competition coming for its own state run cryptocurrency. come out it's not only a big call and it is on the pressure of other print the currency is are also facing significant pressure even before this ban on china the losses amount to hundreds of billions of dollars what is behind all the. well 2 reasons really one is mosque and tesla

alright let's go to frankfurt and our markets man conrad who is in there conrad an 8815000000 euro loss for ryanair that doesn't sound good is it just bad or is it really bad good morning chris well this amount of 815000000 euro loss is at the better and of what analysts have been predicting so i think it's fair to say the result is bad but it could have been worse as a result the share price of ryan at this morning is trading slightly higher compared to friday what's also i think important to mention is that ryan is among the very few lives in europe that ménage to get through the pandemic with out the help of the taxpayers all out the competitors the large ones. franzke a 11 also s.a.'s in scandinavia they all needed money from the governments to manage to get through the recession caused by the corona pandemic as a result from the point of view of investors i would say really hasn't paid off an advantage compared to these large competitors and contra ryanair hopes for a strong recovery this summer and the 2nd half of the year how realistic is that. it's quite likely that is a little

things they can be arrested and put in jail for 3 or 4 weeks joining me now is the correspondent naomi conrad who was part of the team conducting this investigation naomi thanks for joining us where are these defectors you spoke to and why did they defect right so can't tell you exactly where they are right now because obviously we don't want to put them into any danger but i can say that you are still hiding in me and mom was desperate to leave but it's obviously difficult to leave given the situation what made it to india where he's also in hiding and they were all very clear that they left because they were disgusted at what they saw as very brutal violence against protesters unarmed civilians demonstrating against the takeover earlier this year so from what they told you can you tell us what the the life of an average soldier is like can manage. well the life of an average soldier it's very very strictly monitored so they have to live on army bases they have virtually no contact with the outside world the army has its own schools its own hospitals even its own court system and there's a f

seneca is in clear breach of contract here for more or less bringing our financial correspondent conrad booth and in frankfort to conduct. does the you have a case here, kind of looks like it doesn't well, you know, chris, the c e o of astrazeneca us because so we'll just told the financial times that the united kingdom really has been getting priority access to asked for as any cause vaccine he says, this was part of the agreement with the university of oxford where this sex scene was developed. on the other hand, i think it's fair to say that the problems with the blood clots that occurred with very few of the people who got vaccinated with astrazeneca, because vaccine was very much exaggerated by some of europe's national health orth authorities. and also by part of the media, the benefits of astrazeneca vaccine by far outweigh the risks in the united kingdom . this vaccine really has saved many, many lives. and it has, that has been an amazing success. so, you mean, if the vaccines of competitors test gotten arrived, the view of the public on the scene would be much different than a

and bring in colorado's nor markets man in frankfurt here and conrad ryanair hopes for a recovery this summer how realistic is that. well it's quite likely that right at is a bit too optimistic here it's true to and from the united kingdom we will be seeing more traveling in the coming months as so many brits have been vaccinated and the list the so-called green list of safe countries is constantly growing but and big it mustn't just pointed this out when you talk to her a caution is still that place also because of this india the very end of the virus and this is only the u.k. here in june in germany i checked the travel restrictions on travel warnings that the government still has out for some of the major travel destinations of germany spain italy croatia and the government here is still warning rather not to travel to those countries yet conrad goes in frankfurt thank you. it's to china now where the economic recovery seems to be cooling factory output grew nearly 10 percent in april compared with last year but that was significantly slower than in march chinese exporters are joini

life that cause cancer buyer says the link is unproven. goes all of our tar financial correspondent conrad boys. in for more colorado buyers keeping the costs around the losses under control, this should be good news for investors sooner. well, chris, while of course, this is good news for buyers short term balance sheet. that the company is now paying less money for these lawsuits or compensation in the united states. of course, this is not good news for all investors who were hoping that finally finally, buyer might come to an end with these lawsuits in the us. the share price of buyer this thursday is significantly under pressure more than 4 percent. bio says that the proposal for compensation, which was now rejected by the judge in the united states, was the fairest and the most efficient solution for all parties involved. obviously, many investors believe the same, and obviously many of them are now disappointed and countered by also says it is considering stopping the sale of around up to customers in the united states. is that likely to happen? it is likely to happen, as you know, i

now let's get more analysis from our financial correspondent conrad booth and we just heard there about the travel bubble between australia and new zealand. many parts of asia, airlines had hoped for travel bubbles to be established, but plans have often been pushed back. why is that? while chris coffee 19 has returned to a number of countries in asia, if we take, for example, singapore and taiwan, both countries since the beginning of this year had seen virtually no, or only one digit carpet cases. up until this month where both countries, singapore and taiwan, experienced a strong and aggressive surge and new covet cases. take thailand, for example, a record number of call cases has been reported from there. so, as you know, travel bubbles, lead safe places to travel to at least these countries have to be counted out. china, yes, the covered situation there seems to be under control. but this allows only for, you know, travelling within china. now how does all of this translate interning figures? how bad is the situation for carriers like think of airlines like kathy? well, singapore

roman lay on her part of the conrad observatory i'm in austria has been recording changes in earth's magnetic field for years and such geomagnetic measurements can then be used to detect solar storms. protected from external influences he has ensured optimum conditions for his measuring instruments here 50 kilometers southwest of vienna in a geophysical research facility on travel their mounts and. normally this magnetic field is rather quiet with hardly any movement but when a solar storm hits we see a significant jump in activity. of these measurements of earth's magnetic field are important in assessing the solar storm data recorded by satellites. the more data are available to us about a solar storm the better we can predict where and with how much force it will reach earth and how much a dangerous energy it will unleash the key question is when a solar storm will overload the power grid. professor renna has developed a system enabling him to determine how the extraordinarily high currents will impact the power grid based on geomagnetic measurements taken here in this observatory

roman laon heart of the conrad observatory i'm in austria has been recording changes in earth's magnetic field for years and such geomagnetic measurements can then be used to detect solar storms. protected from external influences he has ensured optimum conditions for his measuring instruments here 50 kilometers southwest of vienna in a geophysical research facility on travel they have mountain. normally this magnetic field is rather quiet with hardly any movement but when a solar storm hits we see a significant jump in activity. these measurements of earth's magnetic field are important in assessing the solar storm data recorded by satellites. the more data available to us about a solar storm the better we can predict where and with how much force it will reach earth and how much dangerous energy it will unleash the key question is when a solar storm will overload the power grid. professor renna has developed a system enabling him to determine how the extraordinarily high current will impact the power grid based on geomagnetic measurements taken here in this observatory. solar winds hit

and -- joseph conrad. my copy of "the gun, the ship, and the pen" just arrived late last week but i will say it is already abundantly clear. throughout the book linda -- between aspiration and achievement. so how is it that the constitution, a document, so deep associate with emancipation and peace and human rights, how is it that they had so often produced -- in tandem with imperialism and war, violence? and we learn very quickly that that is not so much a paradox as it is the complement. lind also reminds us that constitutions don't simply an act. they also narrate and they telll a story about a nation and its people. so here now to pull at some of the threads of the many varied stories and underlying themes and lessons are linda colley and my jason off. i just have to click two buttons to bring them up to you. welcome, linda. >> it's wonderful to be here. >> good. and now maya. good to have you both. i will just duck out and let the two of you take it away. >> hello, lindy, how low audience. it's lovely

conrad has a bag of his own food, water, leash, treats, medicine and toys. >> what should we add?> a first aid kit and blanket. if someone is injured you have an immediate way to give them care. >> reporter: and keeping paperwork is important like copies of your i.d. or your hem and richmond centre's insurance policy. upload those documents to the cloud but you might not have internet access right away so consider having printed copies of your most essential document and if your neighborhood could be evacuated while you're at work or school and if that's possible have a separate go bag in your car. >> very good information. thank you, chris, airbnb is rolling out changes with the focus on flexibility. the move comes ahead of a widely anticipated in spike in travel as the country continues to reopen. the changes give you more options with flexible dates, destinations and hitsings. the company is als closer will be at its fees following a backlanchlt users complain that arab wow has become laden with extra charges. >>> tonight is the night. season 20 of "the voice" and the show crow

roman laon heart of the conrad observatory i'm in austria has been recording changes in earth's magnetic field for years and such geomagnetic measurements can then be used to detect solar storms. protected from external influences he has ensured. and conditions for he's measuring instruments here 50 kilometers southwest of vienna in a geophysical research facility on travel bad mountain. normally this magnetic field is rather quiet with hardly any movement but when a solar storm hits we see a significant jump in activity. these measurements of earth's magnetic field are important in assessing the solar storm data recorded by satellites. the more data available to us about a solar storm the better we can predict where and with how much force it will reach earth and how much a dangerous energy it will unleash the key question is when a solar storm will overload the power grid. professor renna has developed a system enabling him to determine how the extraordinarily high currents will impact the power grid based on geomagnetic measurements taken here in this observatory. solar winds hitting

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projecting a strong rebound in passenger numbers in the 12 months ahead our financial correspondent conrad bosun has thoughts on that. it is quite possible that ryan as hopeful outlook is a little bit too optimistic yes there is likely going to be more traveling to and from the united kingdom as so many brits have been vaccinated by now and as the so-called green list of safe countries keeps growing on the other hand nobody knows what kind of consequences the new variant of the virus will have the so-called indian variant which already has reached the united kingdom and the u.k. is only one market for ryan and here in germany the government has still number of travel warnings in place about some of germany's favorite travel destinations like italy spain or croatia for the moment the government says we do not recommend to travel to those countries. and it's of course on a contribution there well you can lifting of some covert restrictions is especially welcome news in portugal the country's long been a preferred destination for some thirsty brits not just with a vaccination campaign in euro

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roman lay on heart of the conrad observatory i'm in austria has been recording changes in earth's magnetic field for years and such geomagnetic measurements can then be used to detect solar storms. protected from external influences he has ensured optimum conditions for he's measuring instruments here 50 kilometers southwest of vienna in a geophysical research facility on travel there mountain. normally this magnetic field is rather quiet with hardly any movement but when a solar storm hits we see a significant jump in activity. of these measurements of earth's magnetic field are important in assessing the solar storm data recorded by satellites. the more data are available to us about a solar storm the better we can predict where and with how much force it will reach earth and how much dangerous energy it will unleash the key question is when a solar storm will overload the power grid. professor renna has developed a system enabling him to determine how the extraordinarily high current will impact the power grid based on geomagnetic measurements taken here in this observatory. solar winds

roman lay on her part of the conrad observatory i'm in austria has been recording changes in earth's magnetic field for years and such geomagnetic measurements can then be used to detect solar storms. protected from external influences he has ensured. and conditions for he's measuring instruments here 50 kilometers southwest of vienna in a geophysical research facility on travel there mountain. normally this magnetic field is rather quiet with hardly any movement but when a solar storm hits we see a significant jump in activity. these measurements of earth's magnetic field are important in assessing the solar storm data recorded by satellites. the more data are available to us about a solar storm the better we can predict where and with how much force it will reach earth and how much a dangerous energy it will unleash the key question is when a solar storm will overload the power grid. professor renna has developed a system enabling him to determine how the extraordinarily high currents will impact the power grid based on geomagnetic measurements taken here in this observatory. solar

not public on the news shows or in press release there's a lot more back and forth between unlikely conrads from both sides of the political spectrum than what you might imagine. and sometimes you find yourself with strange fellows in terms of -- i can't imagine that i would ever agree with elizabeth warren on something yet we do have a lot of common ground with how -- we handle the opioid crisis and what might be good for our state there. so there's -- if i can offer a measure of comfort there's a lot more of that that really feeds into how we can accomplish things than what might meet the eye or what meets the media attention so that is good few we have a lot of frustration and i think that's where we -- where we then start to separate. >> i think that was one of the things of palar and i were talking about curious if much more happens behind scenes that leads people to work across the aisle depending on what issue is then we often hear about that the narrative that continues to particularly if congress andnd people's inabiliy to get things done. you know, one of the things that i want to

projecting a strong rebound in passenger numbers in the 12 months ahead our financial correspondent conrad bosun has thoughts on that. it is quite possible that ryan as hopeful outlook is a little bit too optimistic yes there is likely going to be more traveling to and from the united kingdom as so many brits have been vaccinated by now and as the so-called green list of safe countries keeps growing on the other hand nobody knows what kind of consequences the new variant of the virus will have the so-called indian variant which already has reached the united kingdom and the u.k. is only one market for ryan here in germany the government has still number of travel warnings in place about some of germany's favorite travel destinations like italy spain or croatia for the moment the government says we do not recommend to travel to those countries. and of course on a contribution there well you can lifting of some covert restrictions is especially welcome news in portugal the country's long been a preferred destination for some thirsty brits not just with a vaccination campaign in europe in ful

and conrad hilton put us up in hotels. we were all in various hilton hotels around the area. so the people -- bob hope was there and the whole bob hope show, irving berlin was there. one of the songs we sang on a regular basis was "god bless america" we did it in part to keep our patriotism going and part just to irritate the diggens out of the north vietnamese. he was there to conduct the orchestra. we had a p.o.w. choir, among the old guys and sammy davis jr. led us in singing "god bless america" and everybody is crying and all that stuff. john wayne was there. one of my wife's favorite stories. we were in a line in the hall of the white house going down to the east room where the bar was set up. it was the whole width of the east room. and so we were waiting to get a drink. we're right behind this guy who was the biggest human being i had ever seen. i had to reach up to tap him on the shoulder. he turned around, i said, mr. wayne, i'm bob certain and my wife would like to meet you. he shook her hand. jimmy stewart, all of these famous actors from the time and joy heatherto

now, conrad, thank you very much for your reporting and you can of course read. now me and my colleague, you'll get buyers report on our website, d, w dot com. the india reported its highest every single day fatalities from covered 1900. on tuesday, 4329 people dead. that's the official count. but experts widely believed numbers to be much higher. the tragedy of the 2nd wave of nevada's cases is evident across the country over about and hospitals, exhausted medical stuff, and the lack of medical supplies. and here's where people have stepped up to help fellow citizens organizing on social media across various homes. people are connecting those in need to what they need. beds, oxygen hospitals. fil a couple of months ago, i receive daily routine looked a lot different. being a digital content creator, how do you mostly involve planning what to post on her instagram handle? known for her humorous time. she has a must a big following on social media and has owned a reputation as an instrument so but this rule acquired a different meaning as the 2nd 19 hit india. sud

i say [indiscernible] host: all right, conrad. here is kenneth in virginia with the text "liz cheney is the one who ignored the rule of law. you cannot impeach a president no longer in office. dick cheney was nothing but a warmonger for military investment." john, fort washington, maryland. caller: good morning, how are you? host: i'm doing fine, what do you think about this? caller: i think it is a shame. when i say shame, and embarrassment. i am a republican, also, but let me tell you something, this is from the heart. the people calling in who support what donald trump did, like the caller previously said, donald trump behaved like somebody from a fairytale who is a dictator, who has no regard for law. they calling to support that. liz cheney do have balls, she does have cuts, and her father has nothing to do with who she is. these people calling in and fighting every excuse in the world to overlook what donald trump and the republican party did during his tenure. so you ask yourselves, people, where are your moral standards? y

we got to the white house -- and conrad hilton put us up in hotels. we were all in various hilton hotels around the area. bob hope was there and the whole bob hope show. irving berlin was there because one of the songs we sang on a regular basis was "god bless america." we did it impart to keep our patriotism going and part just to irritate the dickens out of the north the enemies. he was there to conduct the orchestra and we had a p.o.w. choir and sammy davis junior singing "god bless america" and he was crying. john wayne was there. one of my wife's favorite stories -- we were in line in the hall in the white house going down to the east room and we were waiting to get a drink and we were behind this guy who was the biggest human being i'd ever seen. i had to reach out to tap him on the shoulder. i said, "mr. wayne, my wife is a huge fan." jimmy stewart -- all these famous actors from the time. joey heather 10 and others. the nixons let us go up to the third floor to the private quarters and there were congressmen there that would have never gotten

and joining me on the line is my colleague now me conrad, who was part of the team that conducted this investigation. know me. where are these defectors you spoke to? and why did the defect? right, so i'm afraid i can't tell you very much about where they are that lee, because obviously they're not safe in the army is hunting down as well as we know defected. all i can tell you is that to i and hi, i'm hiding in me and me on a moving from one place house to the next day. and the other one is across the board in india. but again, i can't tell you where exactly 3 men decided to defect following the on the take any of this year. and the work is basically a brutal crack down on civilian protesting this take over. one man said i can't be part of an institution that took partner in the legal coo so much because of the they will defected. did they provide any explanation as to why the army decided to take power in this manner? in me, in ma say none of these men are actually part of the highest echelons of the army, but they're all very clear that they think the crew took place because the arm

we got to the white house and oh and conrad hilton put us up in hotels. we were all in various hilton hotels around the area. so so the people bob hope was there in the whole bob hope show irving berlin was there because one of the songs that we sang on. on our ton of regular basis god bless america. we did it in part to keep our patriotism going and part just to irritate the dickens out of the north vietnamese. and so he was there to conduct the orchestra. we had a powire then among the old guys and sammy davis jr. lettuce and singing god bless america and everybody's crying and stuff. um john wayne was there. it's one of my wife's favorite stories. we were in a line in the hall of the white house going down to the east room where the bar was set up. which was the whole width of the east room. and so we're waiting to get a drink and probably we're riding behind this guy. who was the biggest human being i'd ever seen. i had to reach up to tap him on the shoulder say you turn around. mr. wayne bob certain and my wife would like to meet you. oh, i miss you