daniel. greg jumped ahead. that's fine. i mean, yeah, i mean, i mean both sides have their grievances. i mean for every, for every complaint by the right, i can cite 10 complaints by the, by the left which you know which the left leaves and just as passionately and justice fervently. but the point is, and it's and then was throwing around the ward majority. and i believe that ultimately democracy rests on majority rule. we can discuss the question of minority rights and what that means, etc. but ultimately majority democratic rule is the driving force behind democracy . if you have 25 people vote and 13 want one, option 12 want the other well, the 30 and then when that's simply the way it works and but the problem in america is we don't have that. we have a system of minority rule upon minority rule, neither side has the power and consequently everyone's going bonkers as a consequence. they're more and more frustrated. i said before i broke the image of a 2 scorpions in a bottle, and that's exactly what we're seeing. so, i

. ♪ >> and greg daniels was like hey, you like the english office, let's stay close to their pilot. >any reasons to fail. mockery and weird looking actors. are we rolling? >> so the first season ends, no one likes it. ironically a lot of the review says it is too close to the british show. then the big thing was okay, now we are going to write all our own stories and i was like i want michael to be an optimistic, his intention had to be good even when he's doing terrible things. >> nobody leaves until we work this out. >> page match. yeah, they work, how could they not work. if they did not work, everybody would be in cage. >> do i have a special someone? well, yeah, a bunch of them. my employees. >> i wrote a christmas episode where michael had bought ryan a video ipod which had just come out. >> oh, wow. >> jesus. about four days later, apple announced that it made content deals with nbc. >> i would like to show you the tv show here. this is an episode from "the office." >> no! > >> you will thank me later. >> everyone spent weeks doing nothing but watching "the office" on their vid

. ♪ ♪ >> and greg daniels was like hey, you like the english "office" let's stay close to the pilot. is a special filing cabinet. the waste paper basket. >> there are so many reasons to have failed. weird looking actors. you know, are we rolling? >> so the first season ends. no one likes it. ironically a lot of views said it hues too close to the british show. then the big thing was okay, now we'll write all our own stories. i want michael to be very optimistic. his intentions had to be good even when he was doing terrible things. >> nobody leaves until we work this out. cage match. >> cage matches, yeah, they work. how could they not work? if they didn't work, everybody would be in the cage. >> american shows are less scenical. >> do i have a special someone? well, yeah, of course. a bunch of them. my employees. >> i wrote a christmas episode where michael had bought ryan a video ipod, which had just come out. >> whoa. wow. gee. >> about four days later, apple announces that it has made content deals with nbc. >> i'd like to just show you the tv show here. this is an episode from "t

. ♪ >> and greg daniels was like hey, you like the english "office," let's stay close to their pilot.g cabinet -- >> how many times have i told you there's a special filing cabinet -- >> the waste paper basket. >> it's called the waste paper basket. >> i mean, there are so many reasons for it to have failed. mockumentary, weird-looking actors. you know, but -- anyway, are we rolling? >> so the first season ends. no one likes it. ironically a lot of the reviews said it hews too close to the british show. >> then big thing was okay, now we're going to write all our own stories. and i was like i want michael to be very optimistic. his intentions had to be good even when he was doing terrible things. >> nobody leaves until we work this out. cage match. >> cage matches? yeah, they work. how could they not work? if they didn't work, everybody would still be in the cage. >> the american show is just less cynical. >> do i have a special someone? well, yeah, of course. a bunch of them. my employees. >> i wrote a christmas episode where michael had bought ryan a video ipod, which had just come

my name is daniel greg. i'm the lead field representative at carpenters 22 in san francisco. i represent 4,000 carpenters in the city of san francisco. as a representative of the local, i'm happy to lend my support to the long-time partner building. they not only have a history of working collaboratively with the northern california xarps, they have a track record of building their projects once approved. housing has become unaffordable. there is a 26-storey residential building that will replace a parking lot with a much-needed 495 units, 73 of which will be inclusionary. right now we are facing an uncertain environment. this development has the potential to create hundreds of county construction jobs. additionally, the building has committed to the use of a carpenter. these partnerships between labor and development are what allow us to retain an essential workforce of trained, skilled construction workers here in the city of san francisco. the repurposing of a large surface parking lot into 500 new homes with hundreds of construction jobs is a win for the city, community,

he introduced me to greg daniels. he took a shot with me.at. >> not to mention -- >> in real life. >> you're a totally legit rock and roll music star. >> i am playing the greek here in a couple of weeks, yes, yes. >> that's amazing. you have -- >> called mount joy actually. i am going to work for two weeks all over the california, oregon, washington, nevada, idaho and off to europe, ireland, england and the continent in february. >> that is amazing. post pandemic for you, you're ready to get back out there. you're creed bratton. that's the name of your character on the show. >> correct. >> how much of creed bratton on the show is the real creed bratton you? >> well, i don't know what statue of limitations are here on this stuff, guys. i'm a little reluctant to talk about that. >> do you think your character might have been -- >> the situation, i have to tell you for sure they got the wrong guy on that one. >> you know, that is very important to note, very important to note. creed, it is so wonderful to see you. it is just lovely to talk to y

my name is daniel greg. i'm the lead field representative at carpenters 22 in san francisco. i represent 4,000 carpenters in the city of san francisco. as a representative of the local, i'm happy to lend my support to the long-time partner building. they not only have a history of working collaboratively with the northern california xarps, they have a track record of building their projects once approved. housing has become unaffordable. there is a 26-storey residential building that will replace a parking lot with a much-needed 495 units, 73 of which will be inclusionary. right now we are facing an uncertain environment. this development has the potential to create hundreds of county construction jobs. additionally, the building has committed to the use of a carpenter. these partnerships between labor and development are what allow us to retain an essential workforce of trained, skilled construction workers here in the city of san francisco. the repurposing of a large surface parking lot into 500 new homes with hundreds of construction jobs is a win for the city, community,

will exist, as you can see by like peacock made a deal for "the office," with a client of mine, greg danielsforward basis that's part of the restricted area. you know, we started out as a writers' company we love being in business with writers. and so we thought endeavor kind of was a good thing. they didn't. we made a deal and we're now just moving forward. >> ufc, i love it. and maybe i'm not the perfect person to talk about it, but i really do worry in the way we're moving as a culture and as a society that it's just -- you know, we were worried about concussions in football and conc concussions in boxing. i watch ufc, and the blood and -- as woke as you are, do you ever question whether the business model for ufc did you see -- i know you saw it, because you were in the front row. you saw connor mcgregor, that was almost a compound fact fracture that would have probably boosted ratings. >> all sports have injuries. we've had injuries in our sport, football, basketball all sports have injuries it's actually a sport that's been around for 26 years, and there has never been a series injury

. >> news that texas governor greg abbott tested positive for covid comes a day after he boasted danielingnt. and it comes as they navigate the legal challenges to his ban on mask mandates. still with us, thankfully, professor victoria defrancesco society there and a.b. stoddard. a dual question for you. number one, students returning to u.t. austin. is there a mask mandate for them? and tell us how bad it is in your state. >> it is sheer chaos. we've seen it ramp up over the last couple days. right now, what we're seeing is schools and some of the rural regions of the state, that didn't fight back against governor and didn't end force mask mandates, having to cancel classes because of surges within the first couple days of schools. we are seeing in san antonio, the school district mandating that faculty and staff have to get vaccinated. we're seeing bare knuckled fight between localities, school districts, and the state. i have lost count of the number of lawsuits every county, every school district, every entity is suing, it's fighting with the state. now, when we're looking at our publi