looking very good and the german fashion industry is our study that we conducted with the german fashion council and it's shown that the fashion industry in germany actually contributes 6000000000 to g.d.p. and 1300000 jobs so. it's an industry not to be an estimated and thankfully consumer spending is looking good to see what that's some good news crew to hire from oxford economics bandaging director for europe there and scotland's k c o of the german fashion council thank you both very much for your time today. a year in and the pandemic still is grappling with huge questions among them how to make safe travel possible a group of tech engineers in kenya have been working on one solution and called an obvious it's helping enable travel between countries by providing data and allowing users to store relevant documents on it this young entrepreneur comes here regularly to be tested for call that 19 he often travels from kenya to uganda and he needs proof that he is not infected it's documented on his cell phone when i'm out here you are where you will get tested you will bring our cord and you ar

looking very good and the jenin fashion industry is our study that we conducted with the german fashion council and it's shown that the fashion industry in germany actually contributes 6000000000 to g.d.p. and 1300000 jobs so. it's an industry not to be an estimated and thankfully consumer spending is looking good to see what that's some good news crew to hire from oxford even on expenditure and director for europe there and scotland's key c.e.o. of the german fashion council thank you both very much for your time today thank you. a year in and the pandemic still is grappling with huge questions among them how to make safe travel possible a group of tech engineers in kenya have been working on one solution and app called an obvious it's helping enable travel between countries by providing data and allowing users to store relevant documents on it this young entrepreneur comes here regularly to be tested for call that 19 he often travels from kenya to uganda and he needs proof that he is not infected it's documented on his cell phone when i'm out here and you are where you will get tested you are

fashioned way where you know. were put out to different departments they came together and deputies committees in the national security council came together and principals committees where the cabinet members got together and made you know again the president so that's what's returning to and when you do that you become a prisoner of process and so that's what we see with you know american foreign policy national security policy today is that joe biden has allowed the bureaucracy . of decision making to once again take over and as a result 'd we see a lot of confusion we see a lot of cross talk as they try and get their act together i don't think we have a mature foreign policy 'd that was relevant that was it was evident in the fact that biden released what he called the interim national security sam energy. normally this document takes months to repair it is a finalized document to provide 'd solid foundation upon which departments and it can formulate policy this was interim guidance and was badly and it's going to the back at the by demonstration is spreading water they're struggling to keep their head afloat they really

generals just reflect the kind of left-wing fads and fashions that you see in america's universities or that they got when they were a fellow at the councilforeign relations as a young major. >> rachel: yeah, you see a lot of young people coming in, probably already indoctrinated in high school and then college and then they go to west point and are getting more of this instead of learning a different way to love america, so listen, i think it is really important that we keep talking about this, senator. i am so proud of your bill. i think it is going to make a difference to get it out there, and i hope you put it in the defense budget as part of that, and maybe we will see some change. so, thanks for joining me tonight, senator. really appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel. >> rachel: all right. coming up, shocking new video from our southern border. a smuggler caught on camera throwing two toddlers over a border fence, leaving them to fend for themselves in the middle of a desert. why does the biden administration continue to encourage this? we will take that up next with ben domenech. ♪ ♪ well, well, well. look at you. you mastered the m

government would be a functioning as a revisionary council, working with article three, a judiciary of some type appointed by a congress in some fashion. in 1776, you well recall, the governor of virginia was elected by joint ballot of both house and delegates and senate kept entirely separate from it. i will not need to remind you of the problems stirred by that. from that, under article 2 of our constitution, we do see a chief magistrate who has no function advisories. this can be solved with policy, once the constitution is ratified. a cabinet, as colonel mason so wisely said. we turn once more to article 1, particularly the upper house, the senate. under the worthy gentleman's notion, it is problematic to find any intermingling between the vice presidency and the senate. from that, it is a great dilemma in government that power is necessary. it is equally detrimental that power corrupts. but the absence of power equally corrupts because from that we find a robber ri of energy. the greater fear, mr. harris, is not the supreme and total corrupt power of an executive, but rather of a congress. indeed, it was this measure which ensure

government would be functioning as a revision nare council, working in accordance with article iii, a judiciary of some type, appointed by congress, in some fashion. in 1776, you well recall, the governor of virginia was elected by joint ballot of both house of delegates and senate, kept entirely separate from it. i will not need to remind the worthy gentleman of the problems by that. now, from that, under article ii of our constitution, we do see a chief magistrate who has no function adviser. this can be solved with policy, once the constitution is ratified. a cabinet, as colonel mason so wisely said. and yet we turn once more to article i, particularly the upper house, the senate, under the worthy gentleman's notion, it is problematic to find any inter mingling to which the vice presidency, article ii and the senate article i. from that, there is a great dilemma in government that power is necessary, it is equally detrimental that power corrupts. but the absence of power is equally corrupt. because from that, we find a robbery of energy. now the greater fear mr. harris, is not the supreme and total corrupt power of an executive, but rather of

council and governor. informal power is held in institutions, media, education, big tech, finance and wall street. it's entertainment. over the years, the left has taken over in a very deliberate, planned fashion all of the informal power centers. these are enduring areas that control american lives. one of the biggest areas they've taken over is the legal profession. our law schools. our lawfirms. our legal nonprofits and you saw the effects of that during the trump administration when every single thing he did was met with a legal onslaught from the left. the aclu alone, which is just the brightest star in the left's constellation of legal groups, raised almost $200 million last year. that's just one organization! my group is beginning to fight back on behalf of traditional values, american values, america-first principles and take the biden administration or anyone else to court who violates fundamental american principles. that's why we're suing joe biden along with texas -- >> tammy: excellent. >> -- for catch and release on the border we filed suit this week over the biden administration's new farm program that explicitly excludes some farmers for debt relief solely based on skin color.