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so to go further in depth on this was bring in elinor fox, professor of law at new york university. now, professor, this fight to force tact giants to come to an agreement with news publishers is one that we have seen from europe all the way to australia. so how does this fall under the anti trust umbrella, so to speak, when it comes to sites like google and facebook? hi, rachel, nice to be here. the big companies are exploiting the news company. they're just, in effect, you could say they're dealing the news. they're appropriating, they're not paying for it, that might not be illegal. this is the problem. australia is now making it illegal and friends has made it illegal, is simply another string in the bow of trying to call the tech to help for exploiting where ever it can. and now we've recently really seen the fight to enforce anti trust laws heating up in recent years. but given that the top tech giant have spent over a decade, skyrocketing and growth is even possible. the rain them in at this point, or is it just too late? it's not too late. the companies can still be brought

earlier we asked elinor say, no of the conrad, i don't our foundation about the likelihood of a complete tolerable and takeover. i don't think we'll be able to get control and easy to the whole country. and currently we see that they have been gaining all the territory and not in the district, but they avoid of attacking capitals, the provincial capitals and the capital capital. so also the ton of nodes. they cannot move the country over themselves, and they need the content of the main power of the country. and what i see, you know, the strategy is they want to weaken and to put the government of president on me and, and then have a new polish sharing agreement with the other brokers and malicious the company. we have the civil war also, we have a better time on come back to power and establish and let me government. but i don't think they will be able to establish the same as it is the 900 ninety's because the society has changed. the young generation has changed and they will be confessed that that's how i'm going to be contested. and but i see the hybrid that the country segmentation

ahead of the game tomorrow i denmark, they will stay and elinor is there that evening to you.u. happy arrived vet?— arrived yet? stan 'ust arrived and the last ten _ arrived yet? stan just arrived and the last ten minutes. _ arrived yet? stan just arrived and the last ten minutes. we - arrived yet? stan just arrived and the last ten minutes. we had - the last ten minutes. we had garrett's update followed by the rest of their players. we know they train this morning. all 26 members of the team and they were available for training which is really rare at this letter —— late stage in a tournament. previously when they had been pregnant wembley they stayed in central london but we understand they want a bit at myspace which is why they have come here to hike the chair. they seem happy and if you might ask. the man behind all of them is garrett southee. and he was full of praise for southee's leadership. the way he has kept the players together and they were a supported them, notjust on the field but off the field which is really important. bud field but off the field which is real

well, great insight, as always, and we will keep calling this one, professor elinor fox, thank you so much for your time today. thank you. and meanwhile, there was an under reported aspect of president biden sweeping executive order aimed at anti competitive practice. and that's the right to repair for years advocate. the bright to repair, have called on tech companies to release schematics and sell parts to repair shops or even straight to the consumer. so they can repair items like cell phones, tablets, laptops, the bite administrations order addresses. the issue thing quote, tech and other companies impose restrictions on self and 3rd party repairs, making repairs more costly and time consuming, such as by restricting the distribution of parts, diagnostics and repair tools. the order also calls on the f t c to quote, issue rules against anti competitive restrictions on using independent repair. shops are doing the repairs of your own devices and equipment. for more on this, let's bring in tile we. he's a right to repair, advocate and ceo of i fix it a company where you can actually

john for elinor sino, she's got to stand director of the german political foundation to convert ob knowledge. different. do you considered a mistake that us troops and allies leave the country and so hastily? well, the question was not whether the troops released but when and how and under what conditions and the unconditional and very quick leaf came as a surprise to everybody. so basically also i thought that at least the united states could, could have negotiated more conditions for the evening for the peace negotiations with the taliban. but they did not do that. and so on the way co babies, i think they could have made it in a different manner. but i think the question is not whether to leave and also in the community. many people think that it was time for the outcomes for the internet east. but of course, we did not need the high schools and expectations that the base and the beginning so that the claims they already have 85 percent of the country under their control inspect them to take over all of have gone down. so they didn't get a lot of question. do you expect the taliban to gai

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elinor ostrom and shared by dr. mark meany for governing resources such as space.aking this mental of leadership reinforces a rules-based system of international commerce. -- taking this mantle of leadership reinforces a rules-based system of international commerce. industry must participate in determining these rules of the road and norms of behavior. the u.s. should aspire to lead in space. point number two, now is the right time to articulate clear mission authority in domains of responsibility for all relevant government agencies. the mission authorization for the department of commerce is necessary to maintain and widen our leading technical and space industry position. point number three, we have a chance to streamline our civil ssa and stm research and development enterprise. this can produce transformative research, technology development and developing future workforce necessary to realize substantial prosperity in space. additionally, nominal coordination between research agencies and consistent funding and support to academia, perhaps in the form of cent

today, including elinor holmes norton. in senator joe lieberman, who is back to this committee having served as chair and ranking member, and really was the heart and soul of this committee when he was here. we will also hear from mayor bowser. as you know, mr. chairman, i have practical and constitutional concerns about making washington, d.c. its own state. legally, congress does not have the power to override the constitution. that is the most important issue here. d.c. is the only place specifically traded by the constitution in article one as this seat of government. meaning it has a special constitutional status, completely different from any current or previous u.s. territory that it actually became a state to the article four admissions clause. a limited government on which congress can grant to it. neither the district because of her admission clause provides congress with the power to transform the seat of government into a state. moreover, d.c. has special constitutional status that grants d.c. residents three e