garry: two things.a company, if you have a chance to actually come out of it and you can last that long and show a few quarters of growth post covid, well, that is probably still a winning strategy. but, if you can't last, then the flipside is true. you should do whatever you can to get growth right now because you can make it last. i think you are seeing across the portfolio and across many different venture portfolios, you are seeing an increase of it. that is how it should be. when founders have to pick venture capitalists, they should ask very directly, hey, how much reserve are you going to hold for me if i don't make it? if i don't make the next round, are you going to support me and will you have reserves for me? i think founders right now who are going to make it, they ask those questions, or lucky enough to have founders who have those reserves. to have venture capitalists that have those reserves. emily: all right, garry tan, we will be looking to see what you believe are the next unicorn's. t

chin gallery means spark in hindi teaching garri rehabilitation center is a spark of hope for the 300 children who come here nearly every day 700 more are on the waiting list the center is located just a kilometer away from the former union carbide pesticide plant in bhopal which in gary trust was founded in 2006 by 2 survivors of the world's worst industrial disaster received a b. is one of them all as well or self area everything ok. tell. me. that. you know well you never got right because i had although i still see the impact of union carbide spores in after 35 years and it's actually growing worse. the babies who were born right afterwards are now adults and these are their children so they are the 2nd and 3rd generations of disabled children we're still seeing the effects but the government's doing nothing. the disabilities are the result of hours long exposure to the toxic gas metal our society which escaped from the plant in 1904 and by decades of using water contaminated by chemical waste abandoned at the site . now wave your hands. actually the part of this it is armed with

so good to have you, but under these circumstances, garry.n critics end up getting poisoned? >> i think the answer is quite obvious. they're not just being poisoned. some of them were gunned down. some of them died from blunt force heart attacks. but the net result is the same. if you are an enemy of putin, if you're a critic and if you stay in russia, even if you're staying out of russia, your life is at risk. by the way, navalny was not flying from serbia. it was from siberia. he was traveling around russia and he was landing in a small russian city in siberia and only 48 hours later there was a permission from kremlin to fly navalny to berlin where he hopefully could get proper treatment and his life, pray, will be saved. make no mistake, putin -- eric: i'm glad you pointed that out of. he was in siberia, he was there supporting opposition forces and people who are getting tired of the putin regime. tell me how important is navalny. he's got 4 million followers on youtube. i urge people to go to youtube to look at his videos. he is a noted

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and taurus in party mood having fun at belle garry is celebrated golden sands in defiance of the coronavirus singer klaus he is also from germany he's happy performing here. today we've moved the stage outside so it's completely outdoors before it was only half in the open always circulated freely but it's a lot better now there's so much more space. at the entrance strands have their temperature taken and given hand sanitizer there are warning signs up everywhere. we don't want anyone to get infected with a virus. that would really hurt everybody. else . golden sands bar owners say they're trying to maintain safety measures it's difficult to enforce social distancing when people are drinking alcohol and the owners can't stop the parties altogether without wrecking their own business. we're doing all we can to keep people safe but they have to take responsibility for themselves as well. and many party goers agree with that. once you get in there's a lot less distancing it's up to everyone to stick to the rules it's the same for us we think it's ok to come here in the evening. many golden san

of the 2 women who founded shin garri rashid to be a muslim and champion hindu would like to offer more places to more children for 35 years they have 4 to help victims of the bhopal disaster. going on we have been together from the beginning since the gas tragedy we both got jobs at the central government press and since then we have been together since may have fought together and we got an award together and with that we started the ching gary trust . thing i guess it's up mikey. in 2004 they received the goldman environmental prize often called the green nobel prize and used 125000 dollars prize money to open the rehabilitation center since then it has mainly been financed by the book. medical appeal of british charity. it has been a life of suffering for many of the victims' families since december the 3984. in my family my father got cancer and died 2 years later my sister in law got tongue cancer and died and her 3 daughters died 21 from a brain tumor and one from a stomach tumor all 3 daughters died and even her husband 9 people from my family diet some people survived that nigh

nailed that line with the precision - >> you know what, no and going back to just a little bit about garrythis might be familiar to you he would go, come here go out and make funny, huh go out and make funny. and i will always remember it, because he gave me a lot of freedom. >> seth: yeah. to try and be as funny as possible but i've also, so, yeah. i actually, honestly, have not seen it. i haven't seen it. >> seth: sure. >> seen that in a long time. but i really enjoy how people enjoy it and people, i will say, in the past, now it's something totally different, but in the past, young people or young people like who are in their 20s at that point, would come up to me and just say, oh, my god and they would do the line so i'm like, oh, my goodness, did this line hit for like, you know, 8-year-olds, and now they're grown or maybe now that the people who are like, you know, wanting to - >> seth: yeah. it's really amazing to think that you're doing a piece of work, you know, for the purpose at hand then, but you're also planting this seed that you're completely unaware of, because of however i

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with us now, chairman of the renewed democracy initiative garry kasparov.onths ago on twitter. somebody said, what would most of your twitter followers be surprised by. and what you said, you responded that they're going to be really surprised that i'm kind of a conservative guy. you look at ann applebalm and you both have had books about warning about creeping authoritarianism, ann was a consider are courier, as i found out, helping to deliver packages to dissidents behind the berlin wall back in the '80s. so you both come from an anti-communist center right position. and both of you are warning in the starkest terms because you've seen it up close about the creeping authoritarianism not only in hungary and poland but the possibility of it here in the united states. tell us how the postal service debacle is playing into that. >> we come from center right but it's not about center right, center left. it's about democracy. it's about democratic institutions. and it's the video that you showed a portion of it, it's a part of the series that we're doing to ill

. >> jimmy: did you used to play those pickup games at garry shandling's house? saturday, just pickup game random pickup game every saturday so a couple times i saw him up there and played with him. he was on my team one time so we just kind of -- we had some fun. he's really good >> jimmy: yeah, he's the coolest. maybe you could have him as a guest on the podcast cause it's a good segue. "the pursuit of healthiness. >> yes >> jimmy: all ten episodes are out today on audible did you ever think you would do a podcast? >> i didn't. i didn't i was always kind of like, i had a couple offers to do some sports stuff, or maybe some sports comedy crossover stuff. and i just was always like, you know, there's so many podcasts like, everybody has one. i don't really have a lot to say, but also been very interested in health and wellness my whole life you know, my mom was very, very healthy. we were the kids where, like, you came over to spend the night, and the next morning you had to eat, like, the healthy cereals. and, like, we had, like, our vitamins out so nobody wante

every reason for now and maybe a little purgatory were much more interested in garris's faust one faustwe get to paradise it's like, everybody begins to yon.it always seems to be the opposite. i understand people had to be chased away from living a corrupt life by knowing how horrible it was and be for them if they ended up in hell and paradise was always like, no work and lots of food and you don't have to do much. i think we inherited a concept that is destructive. that's a long speech to tell you that for me what's interesting is that the negotiation of moral position. do no harm, love somebody and respect yourself. all that is reduced, simplified notions, the philosophers have spent their lifetime trying to imagine what it's like to live a moral life, what morality is, what existence is, what responsibility is. it depends a little bit on some of the simplistic things are said and some of the more complicated and more subtle things are revealed in large philosophical schools of thought of him could certainly all over the world people who thought about this problem it is the problem.

the england squad garry southgate has just been named and harry maguire has been named and harry maguireland and denmark. this follows the arrest of maguire, he has pleaded not last week. the event in mykonos last week. the 27—year—old has pleaded not guilty, he has been released from police custody and has been named in the england squad by gareth southgate. there are call ups for mason greenwood and calvin phillips. gareth southgate is giving a news conference now, let‘s listen into that. we know already that we are without chilwell, henderson, berkeley, oxalate, all unavailable. we just have to hope that we get to the weekend in a similar situation really. as uk broadcast rights holder for the forthcoming games, we will start the sky sports news who will start the sky sports news who will take the opening questions. after that point, we will insist with one question with the option of a follow—up if needed. please remain muted and unmute yourself to ask a question and raise your virtual hand when you are ready to ask the question. without further adieu, rob would you like to get us un