doug is my go to guy on quantum computing. he joins us this morning. so, doug. so scientists got a quantum processor to send information to another computer through something that sounds like magic. but what does this mean? well, i think you should understand that the quantum industry, one of the things they're trying to do is build larger and larger systems, because there'll be more powerful and can do, you know, more useful work. so, you know, interestingly enough, the quantum industry is trying to use the techniques that people developed a couple of decades ago in the classical computing industry to create a really, really large quantum computer by taking smaller machines and networking them together. and, you know, of course, we see that tremendously in these ai data centers that may have thousands and thousands of processors. so the quantum people are looking to do the same thing. okay. so i think of this as like intel cores, right? i mean, i might have a multi-core processor. this is a multi-core quantum processor. it's a little bit different than multi-co

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former rnc communications director doug hank and ask you a political reporter.e all in agreement with never seen anything like we saw friday in the oval. but now we're onto the aftermath we know zelensky is meeting with a number of european leaders today. "washington post" says is your t european diplomats have acknowledged while could try to match funding if needed, they would have a harder time substituting the full range of weapons had been provided to kyiv specially key capabilities they are lacking such as air defense system and of course epic the whole question cap this move forward a resolution to the conflict without active u.s. involvement? >> it won't be the same. europe was not able to make the up the whole world and it's a displaying they have to make a decision how far they go along with the u.s. peace that is acceptable to united states in that way it also does not just leave ukraine we have been at many of those oval office meetings between present and foreign leader nothing like this is ever happened before. the world changed this week coupled wi

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. >> and doug. >> you'll be back. >> emus can't help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance> you're just. >> a flightless bird, you know. >> he's a dreamer, frank. >> and doug. >> well, i'll be that bird. >> really? >> did it only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty? liberty, liberty. >> if the trump administration gets its way, immigrants as young as 14 years old will have to register with the government or potentially face criminal prosecution. the recent announcement by the department of homeland security is a dramatic escalation of its efforts to push millions of immigrants out of the united states, or make them leave on their own. this comes the same week that president trump signed an executive order to make english the official language of the united states, marking the first time the u.s. has ever designated any such language. look, let's get this straight it is not realistic for immigration officials to check if every single undocumented person in this country has turned over their data, because guess what? there are some 11 million of them here. and it's also n

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. >> reporter: doug's family has been raising ducks for generations. mean to you? >> it's my life, heritage, an icon of long island. >> reporter: breeding some of the most sought after ducks in the world, supplying the best restaurants in the northeast. >> that farm is under quarantine. >> reporter: crashing down six weeks ago. >> we check them every day, birds flock together, i saw a series of dead ones. >> reporter: the ducks tested positive for bird flu. >> never seen anything quite like this, this quick, this fast. i knew this meant everything would be gone. >> reporter: the same day he let go of 45 staff members. >> rank it with the death of my parents as the most devastating times of my life. >> reporter: then you had to euthanize, what was it like? >> it sickened me. just horrible, sickening, disgusting day after day feeling for about a week until you have nothing left. >> reporter: 99,000 prize ducks, his entire flock gone, now decaying in a barn on his property. corwin's ducks now among 166 million birds culled because of the bird flu nationwi

volunteer. dest won't be from david pointed to the military hospital, i of a, the, the study will be, can, doug did, according to the protocol, as in compliance with the regulatory requirements of georgia and the us department of defense system. and try to tell the world about these dangerous experiments. see what kind of disease is and what kind of community they have. they are designing ways that they get sick, they can help them. but the also designing ways that they can people who have immunity, they can have a virus that is stronger than their immunity bodies investigation into the victims of the gullibility band test was never published by any major europeans on us. publication struck a science. so gonna initialize, what are you sure. then you put the g as in your um the slip to any tiny and like what your misquoted you he is like on the enter the i think i thought it for a while to ensure us here. i just have to our new to paint and certainly for them, but i cheer, shut them off. even though it is concerning is are down here, but it was easy. you guys to yeah, compared to mention is 0. i

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the us army chemical, coal research and development combined in june 1960, directed the doug way proving ground utah to investigate and develop into more logical field testing techniques designed to permit the quantity of evaluation of into a logical munitions. these tests form the basis for developing offensive biological weapons. no withstanding that in april 1972, the us britain and the soviet union assigned to convention, strictly prohibiting such developments. and many ca, seamless money in the 2nd year coming in super village school. but that's in the model you see in utah seems the put the she or say she can wait for the use of the building. scalable authorities. tickets the full, the end an easy and health minister chief, ideal. so potty trying to find out what was going on in the mysterious number to us lab opened in her country in the early 19 seventies. surely if the less for me is to do it for our position or the shots until we go infectious diseases with isn't ition me, the sales staff that the pollution never happened. most of the larry shats program or 7 base themselves an

some of the some of the big names who've been with us since early are folks like walter isaacson and doug preston and susan orlean and sylvia de and. and, yeah, it's growing. it's growing very nicely. we're we're currently adding a book about every 5 minutes is about the current rate. and given that there is there is, you know, almost no licensing for books just, you know, just a year ago, we think getting to a book every 5 minutes is really good progress. and when you say we're adding a book, it's not like you own this book. correct? what does that mean when you say we're adding a book? that means an author has made their book available for licensing through created by humans. so that means that book is now available if an ai company wants to come and license it. the book is is now available for license. so so they're starting to go through an approval process for the author can approve the final final terms but the fact that we're we're you know, we're building a library of books that are available for license. we think that's a really good step in the right direction. what is what happ

so this doug stream pipeline is really the only way in which i guess is able to reach your uh, from rock shops. now hungary, um is dependent on this uh, gas. so obviously, i mean we've had this from the farm and as the see out there with uh, this from our bank. so be also is dependent on those guys. but those are slow. hockey has now become depends on this because slovakia was um over the recipient of gas um through ukraine up until january the 1st and by so back date has been in crisis. uh since uh, january the 1st. now did you see anything in the timing of this at top right now being that because sides with zaleski is disastrous, a trip to washington, and now he's in london as well i, i don't, i don't see dimensions. i mean, maybe there is, but this is a part of an ongoing effort on the part of the ukraine to essentially prevent bull gas lows from russia into europe. so there's, i mean, he's a, he did this back in january. and, and that is, is made these attacks only the, c, b, c, the, the, the, of the caspian, a pipeline, a consortium. so this is all part of the ukraine's attempt to u

some of the some of the big names who've been with us since early are folks like walter isaacson and doug preston and susan orlean and sylvia de and. and, yeah, it's growing. it's growing very nicely. we're we're currently adding a book about every 5 minutes is about the current rate. and given that there is there is, you know, almost no licensing for books just, you know, just a year ago, we think getting to a book every 5 minutes is really good progress. and when you say we're adding a book, it's not like you own this book. correct? what does that mean when you say we're adding a book? that means an author has made their book available for licensing through created by humans. so that means that book is now available if an ai company wants to come and license it. the book is is now available for license. so so they're starting to go through an approval process for the author can approve the final final terms but the fact that we're we're you know, we're building a library of books that are available for license. we think that's a really good step in the right direction. what is what happ

i of a, the study will be, can, doug did, according to the protocol engine compliance with the regulatory requirements of georgia and the us department of defense system and try to tell the world about these dangerous experiments. see what kind of diseases and what kind of community they have. they are designing ways that they get sick, they can help them. but the also designing ways that they can people who have immunity, they can have a virus that is stronger than their immunity bodies investigation. into the victims of the gullibility band tests was never published by any major europeans on us publications. struck a science. so gonna have new shows that i've looked at uh you show a new pro at g as in year um the slip to a nice bit tiny and like what your misquote was you. he is like, when we enter the music, i thought it for a while to interest here is that the one you can paint and certainly for them, but i cheer, shut them off. even though it is concerning. these are down here, but it was a guys, the company i have to mention is 0. is that the use of wonder what any uh you put it was

and if he still hoped that he could clamber out of the whole team, doug for himself during the oval office, masika was showing that hope was laid to rest. when die hard, noiseless lindsey graham wanted his headstone and even pumped of some flowers around the grave. i want to tell you and your people, you're the ally. i've been hoping for all my life. not one american is die defending you. great. you have taken our weapons and you've kids are ass. and i'm very proud to have you as our ally. he was terrible at munich, the landscape, and i think he has made it almost impossible the sales of the american people that he's a good investment. he either needs to resign and send somebody over that we can do business with. or he needs to change his the way i'm day, the last across and how of the cookie crumbles. when your a us ally, one day, all that much of her date on the barricades against the red tara the next day, you all the tara, one day, your saddam hussein, getting american alms and money. unintelligence, the next day hanging from the gallery one day or y mcduffy, chatting over tea with ton

. >> doug colins only posted four.e been five. >> i found there were 20 million dead people. >> were they getting money? >> some of them. >> what percentage of them? >> it isn't clear. >> this would be the primary thing and 20 ml on the social security roles and how many are getting money and billions going out oturu too . by the way, how does that tie into the census and going to apportion out money nor medicaid, medicare and social security checks and apportioned the people in congress and you're telling me there's 20 million bogus people on the list, people that should have been marked as dead and they're marked as alive? how many billions? god bless elon musk. this should not be a partisan issue. shame on the deputies who don't get behind this and try to wade to threat l get through this. are they taking all the dead people marked as alive? they need to get on board and support what's happening here. i was the chairman of the oversight committee and we could never get this and he's able. jay wee: jason former membe

they fired doug, raj, anita... and half of gary. out, firing a bunch of people big willy-nilly style is also pissing off the people that they want to keep working. earlier this week, to protest the layoffs of 80 workers, the fda's food safety chief resigned. great! we lost the guy in charge of food! that's one of my favorite things to put in my mouth! the fda official in question is jim jones, not the kool-aid one, and his title is -- and we're not making this up -- deputy commissioner of human foods. not to be confused with the "commissioner of humans who are food," who is, of course... >> the late, great hannibal lecter. >> stephen: there you go. all these cuts are the work of d.o.g.e., but it's not exactly clear what d.o.g.e. is. we know it's not an official government department, 'cause that would have to be established by an act of congress, and we know the guy in charge of it has not been elected to any office or confirmed to any cabinet position. up to this point, all we knew for certain about d.o.g.e. is who that guy in char

andglas fairbanks senior, who had died young in 1939 and chaplin never really had a best friend after doug fairbanks died, his closest male friend was his brother sidney had sidney suggested switzerland or france. sidney lived in nice. he said switzerland for tax reasons because sidney was paranoid about money at always coming up with wild schemes to avoid paying taxes. he suggested switzerland and chaplin had not really thought about it. he knew the country slightly but he had never given any serious thought to moving anywhere other than hollywood. so he thought about it and thought about it and five months aftethe banishment, heought a manor house and lived there for the rest of his life with his family. peter: after he left the u.s. and 1952, what happened to his studio and holdings? scott: his money, tax, bonds, one of the things i love to find taken by research in the chaplin archives was a roster of his investments in 1952, his stock and bond portfolio. it confirmed my suspicions it was the stock and bond portfolio a wall street trader would have had in 1952. peter: stops at at&t, ko

warriors accomplished, but most importantly, sacrificed, reminded me of a quote by the late major doug zembeck, also known as the lion of fallujah. never forget those that were killed and never let rest those that killed them. if con firmed, i will use my business, military charitable work experience, and military charitable work experience to ensure our navy and marine corps are prepared to meet the moment. the u.s. navy and marine corps remain the most formidable expeditionary force in the world. but the u.s. navy is at a crossroads. extended deployments, inadequate maintenance, huge cost overruns, delayed ship building, failed audits, subpar housing and, sadly, record high suicide rates are systemic failures that have gone unaddressed for far too long. and frankly this is unacceptable. an admiral put it best, all problems become smaller if you don't dodge them, but confront them. if confirmed, that's exactly what i will do. the department of the navy's mission requires persistent global deployment across 72% of the air surface and the air space above it. if confirmed my focus will b

what the sixth circuit's judgment did re is what we ask every court to do at the f step of mcdonnell dougs. even if we agree that saying additional burden is a scharacterization of what this court has said in the past. >> i have perhaps the same question, what would be wrong with a jud holding that everybody is treateequally at the first step omcnnell douglas if it applies at summary judgment? and that you would then, remand, be able to argue abou what that fourth prong of the fiong in mcdonnell douglas for everybody? what is enough ctances to give rise to inference of discrimination? making the arguments to that urt, the first instance, normally we are a court of review, not first. >> justice ginsburg was very , justice gorsuch. assumptions either way. the court should still affirm, defending the judge's -- judgment on behalf of my client, but if the court is going to say anything about what the first prong happens to mean -- >> i am po a circumstance where we do not. it does not say anything about what that first prong means other than to sayt applies the same to everybody. >> we agreed

. >> reporter: doug and writing partner dr.ote the book on san bruno mountain and have told us all about it before. >> and there are some rare plants there that don't exist anywhere in the world except right near san bruno mountain. >> it's home for over 100 rare and endangered species, including three endangered butterflies. >> there's some seaside daisies over there. >> yep. >> reporter: most of us only see the mountain in the distance or from the air. >> the best way to see it is with your own two feet on the mountain. >> reporter: tera freedman is with the mountain butterfly collective. >> i was alarmed and astonished at how huge of a building they want to do. >> reporter: a warehouse to feed our 21st century appetite for home delivery. >> they want to take this road and double it, remove all these trees. it's -- it will ruin the environment for all these plants, animals, creatures, and also people's enjoyment of the beautiful san bruno mountain that tons of people go up. >> reporter: that's the environmentalist take. the d

our country who have properly identified the gulf of america in light of what president trump and douggum the secretary of interior have done to lawfully change the name of that body of water. howie: much of the world calls it the gulf of mexico. >> the associated press sued us in court. they started this fight. a judge as you said sided with us in saying that it is not a right of any news organization to walk into the oval office and i want to make a very important point. the associated press still has their credentials and still allowed to cover the white house and still in the briefing room with me. i have taken questions from them. the only privilege that has been revoked is that privilege of going into the oval office being part of that core 13 press pool members, and not every outlet has the ability to go in there every single day like the associated press has for decades. it's a privilege. we're opening up that privilege to other outlets who deserve a seat at the table. howie: more with karoline leavitt right after this. with hotels and vacation rentals, booking.com has somethin

. >> reporter: doug alshouse and riding partner dr.e told us all about it before. >> and there are some rare plants there that don't exist anywhere in the world. except right here in san bruno mountain. >> a home fair over a dozen rare and endangered species including three endangered butterflies. >> paint brush. >> reporter: most of us only see the mountain in the distance or from the air. >> the best way to see it is on the mountain. >> reporter: tara freedman is with the mountain butterfly collective. >> i was absolutely alarmed and just astonished how huge of operation they want to do. >> reporter: the apparent plan is for 100-foot tall building at the foot of the quarry. a warehouse to feed our 21st century appetite for home delivery. >> they want the take the road and double it. remove all these trees. it will ruin the environment for all these plants and animals and creatures and also people's enjoyment of the beautiful san bruno mountain that tons of people go up. >> reporter: that's the environmentalists' take. the developers

farmer doug corwin's family has been raising ducks on this long island farm for generations.es this farm mean to you? well, it's my life. it's my heritage. it's an icon of long island breeding. some of the most sought after ducks in the world, supplying the best restaurants in the northeast. that farm is currently under quarantine. but it all came crashing down six weeks ago. we checked these birds three times a day. birds flock together, and all of a sudden i saw a series of dead ones. corwin's ducks tested positive for the bird flu. i never saw anything quite like this. so quick, so fast. i knew that this meant everything would be gone. that same day, he let go of 45 staff members. i rank that up by the death of my parents as the most devastating times of my life. and then you had to euthanize? yes. what was that like? it. sickening. it's just a horrible, sickening, disgusting day after day feeling for about a week until all of a sudden you have nothing left. 99,000 prized ducks. his entire flock gone, now decaying in a barn on his property. corwin's ducks, now among the mo

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