the ethics commission doesn't stand alone in addressing ethics in the city. every department as a responsibility as commissioner bush was pointing out to enforce their statement activities to do the training about code compliance and whether ethics or other regulatory issues. again, we have a connection with at least five of the key elected officials and departments in the city. i do think that in order for us to get, for example d.b.i. commission to support ethics getting a piece of their permit fees or d.p.w. getting allocation from capital bond fund, we need to do the outreach to the city departments and garner support and flush out exactly what that would look like. i guess in my mind, we might want to start with outreach to the controller. one of the things i noted in listening to his budget presentation to the board of supervisors is that he highlighted that the controller was able to successfully shift a number of their functions to capital department funded operation as opposed to a general fund department budget source for those activities. anyone wh

ethics could get 0.1% of the budget every year.i realize this would require a change in the charter, but it would make you independent and would restore public confidence in your ability to reduce corruption in the city. thank you very much. >> chair ambrose: thank you very much for your comment. any other commenters in the queue? >> clerk: i am checking, chai chair. chair, there are no more callers. >> chair ambrose: okay. i first of all want to say please anticipate that the budget will be back on the calendar in september depending on the dates when the board is going to act. hopefully -- well, i don't know -- hopefully we'll get what we asked for and we'll be celebrating. in any event, we will have an opportunity to discuss where we're at the that time and how we're going to go forward. i also would like to in that context because i believe that we're going to also have our policy prioritization plan on for discussion. i want to talk in the context of both of those things about performance metrics and how, you know, we'll set g

dejoy 's lack of ethics have come to light. he reportedly forged his own brother's signature to take greater control of the company. used theedly illegally family's company as a political action committee, coercing the staff to donate to candidates and reimbursing the staff with bonuses and salaries. actions shoulds have been of great concern to the board of governors and could have been prosecuted for criminal activity. we are not done. over the weekend, the postmaster general sent every home in america a mailer saying that voters who wish to vote by mail should request a mail-in ballot, confusing voters in nine states that automatically send a mail-in ballot. this could have been avoided if he allowed the governors of the states, as requested, to proofread the balance before -- proofread the mailer before it was sent out. company mayceo, his have received overpayments for services rendered. by dossier released today one of our witnesses shows that mr. dejoy continues to hold investments, assets command other interests in enti

dejoy ethics document even in redacted form? >> it should release all of the ethics with the clearance of mr. dejoy immediately to this committee to conduct a proper investigation which is what you are paid to do on this committee it is our representative for you to investigate ethics rules although should be produced immediately to this committee. >> the office of government ethics has yet to certify a statement is that a problem? >> definitely a problem and at this point as postmaster to receive questions that are unanswered that is simply unacceptable. >> your time is expired i yield back thank you. >> the gentle man from tennessee is recognized for five minutes. >> mo start my day would never come i would like to urge the full committee to consider calling witnesses the 124 employees who work for x po who were encouraged into contributing according to the former hr manager or reimbursed not only in whole but even the taxes were paid which is a little bit like committing a crime with a bow on top so the committee has a specia

bush's ethics advisor. would you have signed off on lewis dejoy's appointment as postmaster general if you had been advising the board of governors or been in the administration without his commitment to divest the 30-$75 million he owns in stock in this private contractor that gets contracts from the post office? >> absolutely not. might have contacted the white house to ask about this situation and told them no way. if someone has stock in a contractor they must divest if they want a job with the agency. that was the job of the bush administration. that is a rule i did not see violated once. >> could the secretary of defense have taken office when you worked for president bush when he was investor she was invested in millions of dollars in defense contractors working with the department of defense? >> the position of the bush white house is now go, we are not going to nominate that person, without divesting every last penny and they get a tax benefit for selling it. there is no excuse for selling the stoc

tell me why you think it's important as someone who is devoted his life to ethics that we place ethical conduct in public office ahead of our partisan allegiance? >> the criminal conflict of interest statute is not about partisan politics. it's about the integrity that the american people except in government. and we have the right to have a government with agencies run by officials who are free of conflicts of interest. i've documented in detail in a letter that is attached to my testimony the concerns we have about the politicalization of the post office and i have to say that when we have to worry about whether we're democrats or republicans when it comes to delivery of the united states mail, this country is in serious trouble. >> why is the u.s. postal service not released mr. dejoy's ethics documents? should they do that? >> the united states postal service should release all of the ethics documents, all of the communications about the clearance of mr. dejoy immediately to this committee so this committee can conduct a proper investigation which is what you are paid to do on this

they have to get back to ethics. you know, let's say the truth sets us free. mario woods, hundred and 20 pound homeless man with a knife. there were nine officers. they all shot him. it was terrible. we will come back from that. glad that we had this introduction. thank you so much for being with us. please join us in our next segment. brothers to brothers and some of the work that he's doing. >>> welcome back. we have been speaking to reginald and we have heard some of his great background and experience. now, one of the reasons that i invited him was to talk about brothers to brothers. tell us about this. >> wow, it's been going on for about 20+ years. it started from a gentleman by the name of herbert laughlin. he was trying to bring african- american men together and focusing on the bible study. just navigating life. so, it started with two or three friends that he knew who attended church with him. it has grown to now tuesday night and the men come in there. we have course we have seven events. we have a large group of catholic. we have muslims, and we ha

all because of a work ethic i mean young woman who made a decision to what she was going to do and be in life. and allowed no one to get away will everyone be a. no. that's why you got to have a plan a a plan b. and a play and see. we have a hard workers in this community whether they're students in amarillo college or employees in the community we have a really hard work ethic the issue is they're underemployed so they're working really hard and not making a living wage doing she already is i work in a crisis is $1.00 jobs and still i can't put food and pay rent i have to make a choice so we say you just gotta work harder in order to to make it that's not true not when you're experiencing poverty because people in poverty are worse and. i started looking at who's the number one teacher of poverty in the united states of america and the answer that i found was the media. so what's the average person going to know about poverty and the people who live in it it's probably going to be things like when they get rich off welfare if a kid in high school is thinking it's not that big a deal

these are the ethical conversations that come up now. and these are the conversations that we need to have spirit congressman, you were talking about competition and using ai for defense and that makes me think of the big technology companies and the fact that they are under scrutiny in dc but also the fact that a lot of their employees rebel against the fact that they would take contracts with the dod or military so what do you think of that employee unrest that a company like google should not be working with dod and how companies sort of have to tow that lined with wanting to keep a good relationship with the military but listening to the concerns of their employees? >> guest: i think we are not going to be able to win this generation defining conflict without a partnership between the private and partner private and public sector. that level of cooperation needs to happen and you know, i came out and it was unbelievably disappointing in the project maven debacle with google because i think this was a level of cooperation that needs t

you know you as an ethics expert what do you think dr felt she is trying to do there. i have no idea why he saying that because for the several months in this and that's it was very clear that we needed to address that so in 1000 crisis of what places his way out ahead of the white house he disagreed with the white house you risk being fired by donald trump now apparently wants to try to save his job by or speaking out for the president about his representations of obviously we know a quote welcomes public record that art is oh yes agree with the president particularly in the early states march april may with respect to how dangerous is cyrus 'd. it's very very tragic the united states as we can't focus on sots and solve problems based on starts supposedly broke out and yet you know a president was perpetually fake news not only about our foreign policy it was 'd the russians and so forth for the final salary that requires him as well as to set up 200000 american law do you think mr painter that those doctors in the white house the white house task force they did not c

ethical concerns are raised over a pause that volunteers in the u.k. could soon be deliberately infected with code of aids and it won't 1st trial.

you know you as an ethics expert what do you think dr felt she is trying to do there. i have no idea why he saying that because for the several months in this and that's a key it was very clear that we needed to address that so in 1000 crisis of what he is way out ahead of the white house he disagreed with the white house you risk being fired by donald trump now apparently wants to try to save his job by or speaking out for the president about his representation of us so we know a quote welcome subject record that art is oh yes agree with the president particularly in the early states march april may with respect to how dangerous this cyrus was so it's very very tragic the united states as we can't focus on sots and solve problems by response was supposedly woke up and yet you know president was a perpetual fake news not only about our foreign policy of the russians and so forth for the final series that requires him as well as the senate to order a 1000 american law do you think mr painter that those doctors in the white house the white house task force they did not c

was there anything in that plan that you thought was not ethical? , i. pelosi: let me just say would like to see more about it. we have had an experience of what they say and what they do may different things. i know they are talking about the military putting out different things. everybody agrees that first responders and seniors going first and all of this. how are those decisions made? hopefully not the way the president has made decisions about giving ppe, personal protective equipment to states by just doing it in a manner not scientific and really not effective in terms of addressing the challenge we face. i think there will be a bright so they willn it have to do it right. that doesn't mean it just goes people, ite or rich means everybody has access to it. that is ethical but it is also smart from an epidemic elegy standpoint because it means that if everybody is protected, we are all protected. >> mentioned churches, you are catholic. franciscoshop of san recently wrote in the washington post saying the government is denying people the right to

dejoy's personal lack of ethics have come to light. he reportedly forged his own brother's signature to take greater control of his family's company. mr. dejoy reportedly and potentially illegally used the family company as a personal political action committee. coercing his staff, reportedly, to donate to preferred rubble candidates and then reimbursing those employees with bonuses and salary. if true, dejoy's actions should have been of great concern to the board of governors and could be prosecuted for criminal activity. we are not done. over the weekend the postmaster general sent every home in america a mailer instructing all who seek to vote by mail to request a mail-in ballot, sending misinformation and confusing voters in nine states that automatically send out such ballots. this debacle could have been avoided if mr. dejoy simply accepted the offers of state election officials to proofread that message before he sent it out. and today we see reports emerging that where mr. dejoy was the c.e.o. of new breed logistics and contra

introduced legislation that would impose new checks on presidential power and toughen enforcement of ethics rules and congressional subpoenas. speaker nancy pelosi, intelligence committee chair adam schiff, along with the chairs of several committees addressed recent actions by president trump. >>> good morning, everyone, and thank you for joining us. i'm pleased to be joined today by the speaker and my fellow chairs to announce the introduction of the protecting our democracy act. in introducing this landmark bill, the house is taking another vitally important step in our determination to protect our democracy. since taking office, donald trump has viewed the constraints on his power and the demand for basic transparency and accountability as an inconvenience. he has claimed extraordinary power, bent and broken the law and purposely undermi mined the rule of law. he's bound only by norms for which he has no interest. where he has found weakness he has exploited it. the house democratic caucus under leadership of the speaker and all the chairs represented here as well as many others has sto

>>this was not a presidential appointment, so it didn't go through the office of government ethics and i think there's anyway the office of government ethics would have signed off on an agency had who has large amounts of stock in a company this contracting with the agency republicans on the committee defended enjoying called the hearing a waste of time we're supposed to be having a postal update, not a single one of the witnesses even work for the usps georgia congressman jody hice called the hearing an attempt at political assassination. >>this is in my opinion is close to a kangaroo court is anything i've seen. lawmakers say they plan to continue their investigation into the joys qualifications to lead the agency reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>still ahead who gets the first covid vaccine once it's approved to the >>the cdc has come up with the covid-19 vaccine dosing schedule that could have millions of people getting their shots by this december. >>it's a complicated equation. the counts on shipping storage availability and risk level. they then combine all that with

to have it as ethical as we possibly can. so appreciate the work and we'll follow up in the days ahead on this particular topic because i think that it is very important that as many people get vaccinated as possible and i don't want to have the reason for people to not go get a vaccine because they are concerned about the origin of the vaccine. i want as many people as possible to actually get a vaccine because i think that it is important and it has been an odd conversation to hear so much of people saying that i'm challenging whether we'll get a vaccine because the trump administration may be rushing this and so i don't want to get one. i think that we need to have nothing that distracts from the science and details of this. appreciate your work. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to the panelists for being here. i'll start with admiral giroir. you said in july that it was not a question that we would be soon running a million tests per day. we've gone from about 800,000 tests per day to 675,000 tests per

public museum but museum director would have village has had to confront the question what are the ethics of exhibiting a sacred object a looted object like the town gate it's been on display here for over 40 years. should show we know that by today's standards munich came by the figurehead ethically not mention good last year we reached out and commanded only got in touch with us now the ball is in our court it gets leaked out by by all means does it exist and these are the logical museums are like prisons they're prisoners to get things what our soul was stored well and locked up in the best of youth tediously we don't see these artifacts as our hostages or prisoners but they are objects that bring people together to form a common this isn't because our ceremonial objects or them are not just ornamental doesn't the guy merely looking at objects is a european culture. but is a museum in cameroon the right home for the tongue either maryland bell thinks not . the co-founder of the contemporary art center do all art she believes art belongs among the people in marketplaces in villages. and

deliberately infected with coded in the world's 1st human vaccine trials of the current sparking ethical concerns. also coming up to this morning for you major world carmakers file a lawsuit against the trump of ministration of what they dubbed an unbounded unlimited trade war with china. and a license to kill british spies might secure legal protection to commit crimes following ongoing battles over the limits for the security service in undercover operations. good morning from russia just to 9 am here now moscow when i was kevin 0 in here at the world news center for for the next great t.v. company is to take you through these stories that it's not great used to start sadly again france has set a new daily covert record with more than 16000 cases registered in the past 24 hours on wednesday the french government announced new measures than to try to contain the spread of the virus health authorities have set up graded danger levels to cover alert reinforced alert and maximum zones areas was more than a $150.00 cases per 100000 people shown in red while the worst hit areas with more tha

with us in real time, a familiar figure here on this committee who is a former chief white house ethics lawyer under the bush administration. and current law professor at the university of minnesota. if we could ask all of our witnesses to be unmuted and raise your right hands. if you would rise, mr. painter, and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god?

office government ethics. thans agency within the executive branch that works to prevents financial conflicts of interest. mr. shaw, good evening. >> good evening. >> if you were with the aufrls of government ethics tonight what happened you be planning to do in the morning? >> well, i think one of the things that jumped out at me about the new york times article was that he reported losses in his taxes in a year where he reported gains on his dpnl disclosure report. i think one thank the office of ethics can do is call and ask. those financial disclosure reports have proven useful in another context. the new york times said that some of it allowed them to deduce that is ivanka trump was getting paid from the trump organization and it was a way of keeping money in the house. i think that's the first thing you'd want to jump in on. other things the new york times article revealed is the office of government ethics can't do anything about now but i tried to do in january 2017. i have tried to get him to divest h

>>this was not a presidential appointment, so it didn't go through the office of government ethics and i think there's anyway the office of government ethics would have signed off on an agency had who has large amounts of stock in a company this contracting with the agency republicans on the committee defended enjoying called the hearing a waste of time we're supposed to be having a postal update, not a single one of the witnesses even work for the usps georgia congressman jody hice called the hearing an attempt at political assassination this is. >>in my opinion is close to a kangaroo court is anything i've seen. lawmakers say they plan to continue their investigation into the joys qualifications to lead the agency reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington 10 the u.s. census bureau says the population count is ahead of schedule coming >>welcome back everyone the census bureau says the population count is ahead of schedule. but there are still 13 million households that haven't responded to the population survey, washington correspondent alexandra

the ethical debate withholding trump's early february states until november. we'll talk about the real power of a tell-all book. this year's best-selling author of them all, mary trump will join me live. later cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward is here, sharing her love letter to journalism. plus we're going one-on-one with netflix co-founder reed hastings and jon karl. first, the sad stories that intersect. america careening from one crisis to the next crisis. failing to put out one fire as others erupt. this morning's "los angeles times" with a remarkable headline, california's climate apocalyp apocalypse. fire, heat, lugs, the calamity is no longer in the future, it is here now. that newspaper making no bones about it, making clear that climate change is the story. of course, the western wildfires are competing for air time with other crises, like america's political crisis. when you look at some of the things the president said at his rally last night, it is clear the country is in the throes of a political crisis. and the coronavirus cata

you know this work ethic that she had was this weekend amazing and i mean you know as a kid authorise thing and all the things and then when we started to search in downtown houston her family joe and brought the kids to an assistant and she joined a choir. and every now and then she'd get a solo and she would put more into that fellow than the whole choir would into the whole 12 and now she is on the largest platform in the world and they would be a thing. all because of the work ethic of me young woman who made a decision to what she was going to do and be in life. and allowed no one to get away will everyone be a. no. that's why you got to have a plan a a plan b. and a plan c. . we have hard workers in this community whether they're students in amarillo college or employees in the community we have a really hard work ethic the issue is they're underemployed so they're working really hard and not making a living wage doing already is i work in a crisis is $1.00 jobs and still i can't put food and pay rent i have to make a choice still gotta work harder in order to to make it that's

of adam smith john stuart mill march thorstein veblen is all been defeated and we have the ethic of margaret thatcher and ronald reagan and donald trump and obama right so you and david arguing in favor of state run debt versus private bankers running the debt well you don't need a state run economy in order to solve the debt problem i don't think adam smith and the classical economists advocated a state run economy they advocated a different kind of rule they said that 1st of all land the rent of land should be taken into the public sector john stuart mill and adam smith said that the land of the taxes should be levied on land and on an wells not on labor not on industry so that's simply the tax system and then later in the 19th century people said well we need other banks to be part of the government sector if the government is the creditor the government doesn't have to control it kind of makes but normally the creditor decide the banks so whether it's the creditor as a private banker or as a government aid. it's 8 like the new deal agencies under roosevelt the bankers and credit

we definitely accept corporate funding, but we have an ethics committee. to make sure that we are not taking money just to make a company look good, that it's environmental or humanitarian practices. we have to be careful about that. but by and large from the beginning, it's been private donors, it's been people who believe in the mission, people who believe in me are something like that. but now, we've got these 24 jane goodall institutes around the world, and they all have a board of directors. we share a mission, but they are independent entities. the jane goodall institute in has a pretty good team. it's that team that built up the virtual jane, because when i was first grounded, i was frustrated and angry. traveling, butto they built of this virtual jane, who has reached out to all these people. so i guess it was -- i don't know -- it was probably meant to happen. anyway, so we take money from ethical, yous know, record. that's really important to us. we don't want to take money just to make a company look good so that it can go on doing bad. a compan

and the ethics of a president who thinks this is acceptable. >> well, rosemary, as president obama's ethics czar, i was responsible for helping to reveal his financial disclosures and process his tax returns, and i can tell you that this is not fake news. we now know why president trump has been so keen to hide these tax returns. that's what the fight for the irs is about, the ludicrous sum of $750. to me since you ask about the ethics angle, the fact that he's raking in millions of dollars from conflicted sources, including federal governments, that's revealed. it has showed a $300 million debt which raises national security concerns, such as who his creditors might be and what leverage they may have. what are your thoughts on that and the possible implications, if it is russia or turkey or some other nation. just in the span of two years where we have the data. 3 million from the philippines, large sums from other foreign nations and we know that he has got hundreds of millions of dollars in debt coming due in the coming years. much of it would be in the coming years as the ultimat

you know you as an ethics expert what do you think dr felt she is trying to do there. i have no idea why he saying that because for the several months and this and that he was very clear that we needed to address that so in 1000 crisis of what he is way out ahead of the white house he disagreed with the white house you risk being fired by donald trump now apparently wants to try to save his job by or speaking out to the president about his representations of obviously we know a poem subject record that art is telling us agree with the president particularly in the early states that will march april may with respect to the dangers as cyrus was 'd. it's very very tragic the united states as we can't focus on sots and solve problems by response aren't suppose aloof woke up and yet you know president was perpetually fake news not only about our foreign policy it was the russians and so forth for the final series that requires it as well as a step toward a 1000 american law do you think mr bringuier that the doctors in the white house the white house task force they did not

soon be deliberately infected with covert the world's 1st human vaccine trials of the kind sparking ethical concerns. other news to preview on major world carmakers filed a lawsuit against the trumpet ministration of what they dub an unbounded and limited trade war with china. and license to kill of british spies might secure legal protection to commit crimes following ongoing battles of the limits for the security service in undercover operations. well over a good day from russia then my name is kevin no inherent artie's will do you send this with a half hour around for you know to stay with me to take you through all the stories we started with covert and it's not great news is a good guess you've gathered already 1st off francis sets a new daily coded record with more than 16000 cases registered in the past 24 hours on wednesday the french government announced new measures to contain the spread of the virus health authorities have set up graded danger levels to cover alert reinforced alert and maximum zones areas with more than $150.00 cases per 100000 people is shown in red while the wo

ethical. away from covert other headlines major world carmakers are filing a lawsuit against the trumpet ministration of what they wanted an unlimited straight to war with china. plus 2 functions to kill british spies might secure legal protection to commit crimes following ongoing battles of the limits for the security service in undercover operations. one of the afternoon here now so very good day from russia my name's kevin owen here at artie's world news center with this. for you great to have you company by the way not great news to start there i'm afraid we're talking for the 1st few minutes of the program in france to set a new daily record with more than 16000 cases registered in the past 24 hours on wednesday the french government announced new measures than to contain the spread of the virus health authorities have set up graded danger levels to cover alert reinforced alert maximum alert zones areas with more than $150.00 cases per 100000 people are shown in red while the worst hit a

be deliberately infected with covert in the world's 1st human vaccine trials of the kind sparking ethical concerns. coming up 2 major world carmakers file a lawsuit against the trumpet with a stray sheen of what they dubbed an unbounded and unlimited trade war with china. a license to kill british spies might secure legal protection to commit crimes following ongoing battles over limits for the security service in undercover operations. for a good morning from russia is going well so far my name is kevin owen here at artie's world news center with the half hour news round up over to stay with me as it take you through it 1st of all great news to tell year france has set a new daily covert record with more than 16000 cases registered in the past 24 hours on wednesday the french government announced new measures than to contain the spread of the virus health authorities have set up graded danger levels to cover alert reinforced alerts and maximum alert zones areas with more than $150.00 cases per 100000 people are shown in red while the worst hit areas with more than $250.00 cases per 10000

the enlightenment also has an ethical theory. and an ethics is that branch of philosophy concerned with the nature of human action and human relationships. and i think i can sum up in one word the enlightenment's view of ethics and that is rights. and then finally the enlightenment has a view of politics and politics is that branch of philosophy concerned with social and political organization. if i had to sum up the enlightenment's view of politics in one word, it would be constitutionalism. all right. now the question is, how did jefferson and the committee of five who helped him draft the declaration of independence, how did they take those ideas and put them into the declaration? or to put the question adversely, how can we see those ideas within the declaration of independence? so what i would like to do now is just start to systematically go through what in effect, ladies and gentlemen, is just the first two sentences of the declaration. sometimes people call them the first paragraph and the second paragraph. but if you thi

you know you as an ethics expert what do you think dr felt she is trying to do there. i have no idea why he saying that because for the several months and this and that he was very clear that we did to address. that so a 19 crisis of what he says is way out ahead of the white house he disagreed with the white house keepers being fired by donald trump now apparently wants to try to save his job by or speaking out with the president about his representations that obviously we know a full well consult with record that art is oh yes agree with the president particularly in the early states that march april may with respect to the dangerous as cyrus is so. it's very very tragic the united states as we can't focus on sots and solve problems by response was supposedly woke up and yet you know president was perpetually take note not only about our foreign policy it was like the russians and so forth for the final series that requires it as well as a sense of what a 1000 americans lost do you think mr bring to the doctors in the white house the white house task force they did n

my parents taught me what work ethic was by busting my chops in those tobacco fields.taught me what it's like in the garden by bailing hay, taking care of cattle and taking care of swine, a lot of young people don't have that today. be here these terms called virtues and values and work ethic and sacrifice and we make this assumption that they know what it means. what we've done, we've taken in so many interns from the inner-city and matters to us not whether they are black or white, black people are not the only people who come from impoverished backgrounds, people of all walks of life. we celebrate the human spirit and what it takes is a lot of work. teaching them how to rise and have respect because of a man goes up on the household particularly with a woman whose Ãbwhat she emanates and that household is bitterness toward the father and that translates to bitterness towards men. you got to help that young man to ask respect male authority. learning work ethic, getting to work on time, once they begin to make progress, then you have the pay them you got to pay them.

for us no i mean i would i would echo tyler's last comment i think that there needs to be a moral ethic at the heart of a movement and it needs to be very clearly defined because without that this will just have as you said a tendency to eat itself to the center and to nihilistic rage when i actually hear the term burn the system i am reminded of the film black panther and let's kill mongar also wanted to burn the system down and by that myth destroying everything that his ancestors had created and that was obviously a problem and and so well for him so i agree that we must you know and it's us and our and and those who are protesting for right but we must also make sure that they're educated out and literate enough to uphold that moral ethic of justice and equality in high regard and to access to it that you know when i when i hear burn burn it down i reminds me of a place where i live here in russia and that's when the pulse you get said it and they earn it down and they brought a. totalitarian regime that lasted for 70 years so be careful what you wish for i guess ok that's all the t

that you give the 1st and foremost priority to only a certain segment of the people so there is the ethical view as you point and then again there is here and then again there's a mash my vision of the vaccine there are lots of rich countries we are one of the poorer countries with massive population so of course the rich countries are going to get the vaccines 1st that is going to create lots of problems deborah is it safe nationalization of let me go to derrick doc is it safe to say there's a vaccine being developed now by the oxford university is the most promising one in the world. i'm not i wouldn't go as far as to take any vaccine as the most promising one at all the ones that are being developed there are some quite far along in development pipeline site sign of vioxx and student in china and russia respectively are already and thankfully giving the vaccine out to the general population in particular with phase 3 trials without any really villains that the vaccine is if acacias fortunately the phase 2 trial seem to indicate that vaccines are safe but we have no evidence that these va

an appearance some say may violate legal and ethical guidelines.going for $10,000 and includes a personal visit with the secretary of state. pompeo has made numerous appearances that are raising questions over whether he's overstepping the role as the top diplomat. secretaries of state avoided the domestic political fray. secretary pompeo spoke to the national convention and that also unusual. >> i'm mike pompeo, i'm spooking to you from beautiful jerusalem looking out over the old city. i have a big job. as susan's husband and nick's dad. susan and nick are more safe and their freedoms more secure because president trump put the america first vision into action. it may not have made him popular in every foreign capital but it's worked. >> let's talk this over. don fox is former general counsel and kylie atwood is a correspondent. we have talked about this a couple times before. at times he looks very much lirk this is about pompeo 2024, not the quite positiunited states p the world. >> if you look at the events that secretary of state mike pompeo