and it needs a level of cooperation that would be unprecedented. >> cooper: that doesn't sound feasiblewe have 30 years-- >> cooper: it sounds impossible. >> gates: we have more educated people than ever. we have a generation that's speaking out on this topic. and, you know, i got to participate in the miracle of the personal computer and the internet. and so, yes, i have a bias to believe innovation can do these things. >> cooper: he is talking about innovations in every aspect of modern life-- manufacturining, agagriculture,e, transportrtati, because nenearly everyrything ww do releases earth-warming greenhouse gases, mainly carbon dioxide, into the atmosphere. he took us to his favorite burger joint in seattle to explain. you're talking about changing everything in the economy. i mean, every aspect of it-- >> gates: in the phy-- yeah, the physical economy-- >> cooper: so, of what we can see right now, of us sitting around here, what specifically would be impacted? >> gates: well, this cement would be made in a different way. the steel in the building would be different. you know, the

a local chinese doctor _ cooperation and access.operation and access. a local- chinese doctor raised awareness of the spreading outbreak last year. you might remember that. the one police accused him of making false comments. he died, the doctor, on the 5th of february last year. would testament from him be helpful to the debut ho? testament from him be helpful to the debut h0? the testimony he gave at the time, is that useful to the who now come a year later? with his testimony be included in any who reporting? i testimony be included in any who re-uortin ? .. ., testimony be included in any who re-aortin? ., ,, .,~ ., reporting? i cannot speak of secific reporting? i cannot speak of specific things, _ reporting? i cannot speak of specific things, but - reporting? i cannot speak of specific things, but i - reporting? i cannot speak of specific things, but i would i reporting? i cannot speak of - specific things, but i would expect any information available, the team would have asked for. and as i understand, they would've received

cooperation on issues that affect us all for example we must cooperate if we're going to defeat covert 9000 everywhere my 1st presidential nasa security memorandum focused on surging health and humanitarian responses to defeat covert 90 and to better prevent and prepare for the next pandemic today i'm announcing the united states is making a $2000000000.00 pledge to kovacs with the promise of an additional $2000000000.00 to urge others to step up as well it even as we fight to get out of the teeth of this pandemic the resurgence of a ball in africa is a stark reminder that we must simultaneously work to finally finance health security strengthen global health systems and create early warming or new systems prevent detect and respond to future biological threats because they will keep coming we have to work together to strengthen reform the world health organization we need a u.n. system focused on biological threats that can move quickly to trigger action similarly we can no longer delay or do the bare minimum to address climate change this is a global excess stansell crisis and will a

of course cooperate closely kong with him your heart when it comes to the j c p a a deal with iran we hope that the deal still has a chance with a transatlantic partnership has 2 major tasks ahead of it and. that we need our joint strategy to tackle that and one of them is our relationship with russia when it comes to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine we have not really made any progress in recent years the minsk cross says is a diplomatic but you folks are the instrument that can be used but it has not been the have nots has not been successful russia. has repeatedly. caused hybrid conflict so that argues states have been involved in and so we need agenda on russia a joint agenda we must offer cooperation on the one hand but on the other hand we must be clear about of the differences we have and i can only agree with the us president about the question of us. wrong european union side unfortunately this is not what russia is doing at the moment of the 2nd thing about is more complex again we need a joint agenda with regard to china china on the one hand is a compet

on that which we exchange and we cooperate in several areas. i am interested in knowing why the your american colleagues are so much interested on that because that is nothing new. i co-chaired recently a meeting with the cuban when affairs minister. of the us and we talk about priorities for the future cooperation 20212027 period which will be focused on economic modernization bilateral trade and a collage transfusion you know that due to being union rejects the u.s. embargo with cuba. and we continue to express the views of we the new u.s. administration. and i think. nothing more but i can say about that we expect the u.s. administration to reveal which position with respect to cuba. and we continue on differing work of our political dialogue to cooperate in 7 of these 2 should i say mention about these event about these journalist arrested tonight via you know all we do to be a new member states so immediately to the rule of law under control of judiciary about any event affecting anyone so i am confident the day to the should be ceased to

so it's an even stronger argument that chuck cooper has. i think we'll see a couple hours of debate on this issue tomorrow. i suspect the house managers, are going to hammer home the insanity that this argument would bring in taken to its logical conclusions. i think chuck cooper did a good job, claire explained it earlier, but the nothing someone can evade responsibility by resigning, already removed from office and then can run again. you don't need to be a lawyer, it just runs counter to common sense. the real question, which i keep harping on is -- and i think this is smart by the democrats to raise this issue at the beginning -- have it out, hammer it home. this is a motion to dismiss. it's a legal dispute, but what they need to be stressing is you cannot rely on this legal argument that has been rejected by the majority of the senate as the basis for your vote. it won't work, but i think if enough americans start to understand a bit more and don't get wrapped much in the legal nuance, but understand this is a way to avoid a difficult

they weren't able to get much cooperation. no big surprise there, because every time they went out and tried to buy fuel, your name, or what how do you from argentina, from china, from russia, the united states put a huge amount of pressure on those countries not to cooperate with iran. iran was not happy about this, he said it's a violation of the npt and so forth, no one would listen to them. what are they going to do? well, they started to have to go to more illicit channels to be able to get what they felt was their rights under the npt, the rates to civilian nuclear engine. what happens to iran in the 1990s, you start going to more illicit secret channels to build the nuclear program. of course is going to immediately increase the suspicion that united states and some other enemies have done what you are doing. if you work within the npt, everything works great. you get the cooperation you want, one of the key provisions of the npt is you get inspections all the time, and if you think you are actually doing anything suspi

we will get back into the paris agreement and there is one way to cooperate. we have to cooperate with china regardless of their bad behavior on the pandemic. we have to collaborate on the pandemic. and then comes the harder stuff in the commercial area, but i think that from what i can tell the team is very talented and can thread a needle here and find a strategy that will be more effective. the economy is a move to the city so he's got a domestic problem and it seems there are people out there one of whom is only 97. his name is on the institute at the wilson center we need to be tougher and smarter. to quote martin luther king in the age of systemic racism let's hope the ark of the relationship bends toward cooperation and only as we must. >> that is a terrific answer. sometimes it has seemed to be strategy less. if it is let's be tougher but also look for opportunity, i think that is a good way to move forward. the united states faces many challenges right now at the domestic level they are quite complex and persistent and i think that the coming administ

competition must not lock out cooperation on issues that affect us all. for example, we must cooperate if we are going to defeat covid-19 everywhere. my first presidential security referendum focused on surging health and security responses to defeat covid-19, and to better prevent and prepare for the next pandemic. today, i am announcing the united states is making a $2 billion pledge to covax, the promise of an initial $2 billion to urge others to step up as well. even as we fight to get out of the teeth of this pandemic, with the resurgence of ebola and africa is a stark reminder we must simultaneously work to finally finance health security, strengthen global health systems, and create early warning systems to prevent, detect, and respond to future biological threats, because they will keep coming. we have to work together to strengthen and reform the world health organization. we need a u.n. system focused on biological threats that can move quickly to trigger action. similarly, we can no longer delay, or do the bare minimum, to address climate chang

is that europe is spending a lot of money for research and those kind of companies who are not cooperating with us must also see consider that not any more part of this big research union of the european union so we have. opportunities to create pressure on the companies i don't want to do celebrate top don't want to do so the already focus here is compromised and we need companies who are already loosen it's not open borders the e.u. wide vaccine passport can that be the solution to restart travel and tourism. well 1st of all it's a guarantee that we can bring back the rights to the citizens freedom of movement is a fundamental rights for all europeans and that is what we have to bring back and that's why this vaccination passport is this is crucial and this immediately necessary i have no understanding why in the european council conclusions there is only as if formulation of we try to work on this so a very weak formulation we have to speed up because currently 10 thousands of europeans are every day dixon aided and if you'll be at them a bureaucratic nightmare to give them a passport a

cooper, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. cooper will vote yes on h recent 85. as the member designated by ms. frank yell. as the member designated by ms. jayapal, i inform the house that ms. jayapal will vote yes. as the member designated by pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. keating will vote yes. as as the member designated by i fours that ms. customer kill vote yes. as the member designated by mr. lynch, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lynch will vote yes. as the member designated by ms. mange, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. meng mange will vote yes on h. res. 85. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by ms. wilson of florida, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h. res. 85. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by mr. ruiz, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. ruiz

cooper? select cooper votes no. >> mr. cooper no. >> votes no. >> mr. peters? >> peters votes no. mr. moulton. >> votes no. mr. smith? >> mr. smith votes yes. >> mr. smith yea. mr. kelly? : : : >> [roll call] [roll call] >> mr. higgins you have not been recorded. >> now. >> mr. higgins, no. >> no other members being recorded or change the felt the clerk will report. >> 14 and then those are 19. the motion is not agreed to. members you must have your camera on and be visible in order to vote. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] are there any members who wish to record their vote who have not voted or wish to change their vote? >> ms. jackson is recorded as now. >> thank you. >> anyone else. >> the clerk will report. >> yays and nays 15 / 19. >> the motion is not agreed to motion number nine with representative smith and smucker members must have the camera on and be visible to record their vote. call the role. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] are there any members who wish to record their vote who have not voted or wish to change their vote? hearing on th

i genuinely hope the cooperation continues to increase to be honest there's always need for more cooperation that all issues worldwide but this in particular needs it but actually it's a little heart warming for me to see the degree of cooperation that has been while we in fact this is why i'm part of this organ helping and so i see this continuing and if it only continues it will be about greed advantage for the world as well as for future use of bechstein is derived from the stage and that's being used and would be developing nations i would suggest as well might get more of the benefit from it than other nations absolutely and in fact i believe that the vaccine is currently formulated in the mains that transports liquid in 4 degrees but it also may be freeze dried under those conditions it could be been transported further and more efficient mean that would be great news for the world as well well let's hope it is a significant step david or nels associate professor of microbiology and immunology at the wake forest school of medicine thanks for your time thank you. for watching r.t. comin

in recent years the trouble ministration chose confrontation over cooperation during president trumps time in office the u.s. hiked tariffs on imports from china and imposed bans and other restrictions on chinese companies. and trump didn't stop there. the former president and his team went against america's longstanding policy that recognizes the government of the people's republic of china as the sole legal government of china and that taiwan is a part of china instead trumps administration boosted diplomatic and military ties with taiwan. from d.c. also imposed sanctions against chinese officials for unproven claims of abuse against that country's weaker population in addition the u.s. also criticized china's handling of protests in hong kong a movement that lasted for approximately a year before the government crackdown a situation some blamed on u.s. interference the list goes on former u.s. diplomat chats freeman who was instrumental in helping pave the way for the normalization of diplomatic relations between china and the us in 1902 has criticised the trumpet ministrations for

and just as with the pandemic, it requires global cooperation. we've also reengaged with the world health organization. that way we can build better global preparedness to counter covid-19, as well as detect and prevent future pandemics because there will be more. we've elevated the status of cyber issues within our government, including deploying the first deputy national security adviser for cyber and emerging technology. we're launching an urgent initiative to improve our capability, readiness, and resilience in cyber space. today i'm announcing additional steps to course correct our foreign policy and better unite our democratic values with our diplomatic leadership. to begin, defense secretary austin will be leading a global posture review of our forces so that our military footprint is appropriately aligned with our foreign policy and national security priorities. it will be coordinated across all elements of our national security with secretary austin and secretary blinken working in close cooperation. and while this review is taking place

and just as with the pandemic, it requires global cooperation. we've also reengaged with the world health organization. that way we can build better global preparedness to counter covid-19, as well as detect and prevent future pandemics because there will be more. we've elevated the status of cyber issues within our government, including deploying the first deputy national security adviser for cyber and emering technology. we're launching an urgent initiative to improve our capability, readiness, and resilience in cyber space. today i'm announcing additional steps to course correct our foreign policy and better unite our democratic values with our diplomatic leadership. to begin, defense secretary austin will be leading a global posture review of our forces so that our military footprint is appropriately aligned with our foreign policy and national security priorities. it will be coordinated across all elements of our national security with secretary austin and secretary blinken working in close cooperation. and while this review is taking place,

to put pressure on mr hughes cooperation. from ramping up vaccine production to close recording nation a lot is on the table of champions league football briefly mentions the city beat bonus neither side mentioned 2 nil in the round of 16 but out of silva opened the scoring for city in the 29 minutes and. scored their seconds midway through the 2nd half also real madrid feeds the other landed back and no one will play the man down most of the match but it took real madrid until the final minutes to score the game's only goal a painting by artist vincent from goal to be shown to the public for the 1st time after spending more than a century in a private collection the late 19th century work will go on display for a month before being sold off as you suspect expected to fetch many 1000000 it's titled a street scene in moma it's part of a theory is found produced between 19861988 when living in paris with his brother taylor. the work is one of the artists very few that have not yet landed in a museum. of art on good this work by

the board of education could and would cooperate, but it's funds are limited.he program would need a director of wide experience, rich understanding, long professional training. that would mean more salary than the board of education pays to directors. but the group would not give up, they voted to raise the money. the doctor was sure it could be done right in their own neighborhood. mothers from parent-teacher associations visited storekeepers and businessmen, they found a ready response. here is david's mother again, hopeful. she has forgotten that she cannot change the world. altogether they raise the money start their project. a full-time recreation director is installed at joan of arc school. activities for children and parents begin every day at 3:00 and continue through 9:00 -- christian and jewish, protestant and catholic make clothes for themselves and for children of war-torn countries. they do not speak of racial unity, they live it. boys of every background, color, religion learn new skills and enjoy it together. a puerto rican youngster shares his

divide the world or only on global challenges that threaten to sink us all together if we fail to cooperate we must do both working on lockstep with our allies and partners so let me a race any lingering doubt the united states will work closely with our european union partners and the capitals across the continent from rome to riga to meet the range of shared challenges we face. we continue to support the goal of a europe whole and free and at peace the united states is fully committed to our nato alliance and i welcome your europe's growing investment in the military capabilities that enable our shared defense you know to me and to the united states the us will keep article will keep faith with article 5 it's a guaranteed an attack on one is an attack on all that is are on shakable vow and the only time article 5 has been invoked was after the united states was attacked on $911.00 you our allies joined us to fight al qaeda and the united states committed to consulting closely with our nato allies and partners on the way forward in afghanistan my dh ministration strongly supports the diplo

this has been a cooperative partnership. we have been realistic about what the capacity is here so we can provide what we believe is the level of need. >> reporter: they hope to get the 6000 capacity in the coming days. >> i encourage people to use the appointment system. this is not something where necessarily, if you show up, we will be able to serve you on a given day. use the system to sign it. there will be more openings. we will be here for a while. >> reporter: nothing like that traffic here in the late afternoon. i can't get an answer as to why that might be. just something i have noticed. the other objective of the site is specific, getting the vaccine to certain communities. how they are going to do that beyond just setting up the application itself is sort of another challenge. we will talk about that at 6:00. wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> the late word now that alameda county sheriff's office will start a mass vaccination effort of its staffers on thursday. more than 1600 frontline workers are getting the green ligh

china, also, let us not forget they cooperated very much so. and also with many federated states from the u.s. now, does the biden administration's first move -- now, the biden administration's first move was to rejoin the paris climate agreement, so i call for everyone to revise our upward -- cut to 55% and commit to carbon neutrality by 2050. these are the decisive milestones in the future to shape our behavior. now we need to apply this at the local, the regional level. we need to have carbon pricing that is high enough, need to have mechanisms that encourages and invites companies to go down that road. we need to have sanction mechanism so that companies, households can go faster, stronger. we need to renovate our buildings, our cars come etc. -- our cars, etc. this is the central pillar. the second pillar is about bringing with us the finest industries and private companies, private sectors. this goes back to what we were saying p8 i really believe in the initiative we set up with the one planet summit with sovereign wealth funds. on decem

will be 3 main themes one we've already dealt with which is covert going teen the other is global cooperation it's the u.s. back in a multilateral world working with all of the 193 member states of the united nations to try and improve things and the last one of course is an example of that it's the paris climate deal which the u.s. is now formally part of what will be listening to closely as well adrian is whether the u.s. president makes any comment about another one of our lead story is one of those days where everything is merging together when you've got all these world leaders talking and that of course is the situation with regard it with regard to iran and the very tricky diplomacy going on between the u.s. and iran both i think want to make overtures who is going to move 1st certainly overnight it looks like the u.s. has moved a little and now is no longer saying that those sanctions snapback against iran that was the you of the trumpet ministration they're now taking the view that international sanctions are not in place which is what the rest of the world had believed and also quit

restaurants and caterers cooperated.sly of their products, and the city's guests enjoyed a tasty meal. the servicemen and their hosts take their food into the main hall, where vast banks of seats have been arranged. the schedule has been so carefully worked out by the civic organizers that there is ample time for a leisurely meal and small talk before the program begins. ♪ lieutenant general luis b hershey has been invited to address the crowd. he carries a message from president eisenhower underscoring the significance of uso armed forces religious emphasis day. >> i bring this message from the president of the united states. please give my greetings to all attending the second annual uso armed forces religious emphasis day in philadelphia. this event is a forceful demonstration of the interdependence of religion and freedom in america. in our country, reverence for god and consideration for the needs of our neighbors nourish the roots of our government and elevate our common life together. congratulations to the people

and that's because, as cooper says, article ii, section 4, means just what it says. the first half describes what an official must do to be impeached, namely commit high crimes and misdemeanors, and the second half describes what happens when civil officers of the united states, including the sitting president, are convicted. removal from office. that's it. in cooper's words, it simply establishes what is known in criminal law as a mandatory minimum punishment. it says nothing about former officials, nothing at all. given all of that, it is not surprising that in president trump's legal trial brief, 75-page brief, they struggled to find any professors to support their position. they did cite one professor, though. professor calt, an expert in this field, who they claim agreed with them that the only purpose for impeachment is removal. professor calt's position, which they must have known because it's in the article they cite in the brief, is that removal is, quote, not the sole end of impeachment. actually, in that same article, he describes the view advocated by pre

pleading for international cooperation with world leaders issues a statement saying that global problems like the coronavirus pandemic can only be solved by working together. on the fight against corona virus that gets a boost after advanced trials show that russia's v. vaccine is both and 90 percent effective against profit 90. to the program. security forces in russia have arrested more than 1400 people during demonstrations against the jailing of anticorruption campaign at lax in the valley witnesses say police used excessive force to detain peaceful protesters the kremlin says the police response was justified on tuesday alexina volley was sentenced to 3 and a half years in prison for violating the terms of his parole western governments have condemned the ruling and called for his immediate release. if you just leave the heart for his wife you are. the only goodbye alexei navalny could manage before heading to prison earlier he told the court the charges against him were fabricated a way of intimidating his supporters. will go towards all of these officers and this cage it's not a s

the united states including the sitting president are convicted removal from office that's it in cooper's words it simply establishes what is known in criminal law as a mandatory minimum punishment it says nothing about former officials nothing at all given all of that it is not surprising. that in president trump's legal trial brief 75 page brief they struggled to find any professors to support their position they did cite one professor though. professor kalt was an expert in this field who they claimed agreed with them. that the only purpose of impeachment is removal professor cults position which they had to have known because it's it's in the article that they cite in the brief is that removal is quote not the sole end of impeachment actually in that same article he describes the view advocated by president trumps lawyers as having deep flaws and again you do not have to take my word for it you can take professor callus word for it the professor they cited in their brief filed yesterday because he tweeted about it on the screen here this is what he had to say i'm not going to read thr

cooper, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. cooper will vote no. zegged ms. frankel, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote no. as the member designated by ms. jayapal, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. jayapal will vote no. as the member designated by mr. lynch, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lynch will vote no. as the member designated by ms. meng, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. meng will vote no on the stefanik amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady washington seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative kathy mrs. mcmorris rodgers, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. mrs. mcmorris rodgers will vote yes on stefanik amendment 22. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. speier, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. speier will vote no on the stefanik amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purp

it's a combination of a cooperative agenda and a competitive agenda. what's the mix?ly had to change as we began to understand that xi jinping was taking china in a new and different direction. and the article that kurt wrote was basically saying that the mix that we had used before, let's call it 50—50, 60—40, had not tilted enough in the direction of more competitive, risky strategies because china had become more ambitious and more assertive externally. and i think if you just listen to the biden team, secretary of state tony blinken, national security advisor jake sullivan, and kurt, when he starts publicly speaking, they've been very clear that they see china as a strategic competitor. if you look at the confirmation testimonies of most of the major cabinet members — secretary of state, defence, treasury — they all identify china as a strategic competitor. they all talk about the various risks and challenges in the us—china relationship. and then they talk about how the us has to adopt a far more competitive strategy... right. ..for doing so. so i actually think

must lead in the face of this extension threat and just as with the pandemic it requires global cooperation we've also reengage with the world health organization that we can build better global preparedness to counter covert 90 as well as detect and prevent future pandemics because there will be more we've elevated the status of cyber issues within our government including a point of 1st national deputy national security advisor for cyber and emerging technology we're launching an urgent initiative to improve our capability readiness and resilience in cyberspace today i'm announcing additional steps to course correct our foreign policy and better unite our democratic values with our diplomatic leadership to began seka defense secretary austin will be leading a global posture review of our forces so that our military footprint is appropriately aligned with our foreign policy and national security priorities. it will be coordinated across all elements of our national security was sectarian austin and secretary blinken working in close cooperation and while this review is taking place will be

the cooperation with asia slows down on the cooperation with the china slows down on the development of technology slows down the development of infrastructure boresome all the ways which are all the things that we need that if we do not to do by ourselves sir and so italy will fall back into the middle ages. project out the program china has plans preprogramed guns pursuant to political economic project for you to put on some of their cheating paying isn't ready finking about 2049 and china is doing and setting what they wanted to do for your appraisal now they have such enormous economic power in the world it is natural for them to want to have a voice in the world they are clearly saying we need to not want to influence the world when my son can refrain to mourn the. plague. this jet is stifling kurdistan's capital is such a small and the music outdated coheres. residents and activists are fighting back against the air pollution but within the government their demands are falling on deaf ears. global 3000. and 90 minutes on d w. in the eye of climate change. for. what's in store.

the holy name society will cooperate.rict president of holy name calls on his support, his organizations strength. the american jewish congress will give every assistant, marie will help develop a plan of action, help carry it out. the council of civic and fraternal organizations will support every project for racial unity. heads of parent teacher associations join in the swelling movement. emily mccormack of the new york public library accepts a share of the work. altogether agree on a program of recreation and educational activity for parents and children of all colors, religions, languages. where can this program began? surely the schools of the neighborhood are the logical place. mary dylan, principal of joan of arc junior high school agrees. representatives of all the groups need to shape their plan. they elect doctor adele, physician and civic leader, as chairman of their new united group now to work who will head the project? how will it be paid for? will the board of education cooperate? the board of education cou

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i would ask senators to read that op-ed. >> by chuck cooper.k you about what is happening here in your party. you know, liz cheney survived that referendum among house republicans over her leadership post and didn't mince words over the weekend when she was talking about trump's responsibility for the riot. she is not backing down at all, governor. here she is. >> president trump claimed for months that the election was stolen and set about to do everything he could do to steal it himself. that ended up in an attack on the capitol, five people killed that day. >> governor, why are so many republicans afraid to state those basic facts. they are afraid. right. they are afraid of trump, even now. >> well, they are not afraid of him, necessarily. he might be a passing figure, but they are afraid of his base. a lot of the folks flying trump flags around the country and have trump stickers on their cars. you can go down the list. a lot of people, based on self preservation, are going to cast the vote they are go to cast. liz was right in the beginnin

we have to put ourself in a situation to cooperate if we decide. have to avoid in any way to depend on the chinese solution. i have to say, my willingness as well is to avoid depending not because for me this is the equivalent distance, but i don't want to depend on one person. otherwise i will be put in a situation not to decide for the european continent itself. this is why 1 1/2 year ago i launched an initiative on 5g in order to have 100% european solution. this put some restrictions for the french solutions and i totally decided to endorse this decision in my discussion with china. and i -- i'm very happy to see that the european commission in march 2020 decided to put its own standards on 5g. same on the regulation of our platforms. same, for instance, on the regulation we need for artificial intelligence. and where i think we can cooperate as well much more in this global platform for artificial intelligence we created in the g-7 a few semesters ago is typically an initiative -- and i hope the u.s. will join and participate, but we created i

based on cooperation.his generation, it is the one to have 20 years during the pandemic -- 20 years old during this pandemic. and as one to the students, to have this first love affairs, and so on. as we live at home without any bars, restaurants, and sometimes without the ability to go to school, or to go to universities it's totally unfair, this situation where we are deciding lockdowns, a lot of restrictions to protect our older people my first point is that, they understand the solidarity between generations. but, what they want now, what they need, it seems to me ... the necessity, not just to be part of a world pre-organized, not just have a place to earn money and live a normal life. but to be part of the reinvention, i would say, the ability to recreate a new world. and to have a meaningful path, of this ability to create, precisely. not just new governments, but, the role of the game. and our ability to live altogether. so, if i had a message to deliver to this generation, my first message would b