wow that's a great question no hashmi thank you with geoffrey said is true because modernizing was in force in the patent right beds and none of the countries the 60 countries that you're not trying to break waiver are actually doing a lot of manufacturing vaccine i think in the 60 countries that is still kind of countries that is south africa in the end a couple of other countries that they have the know how and the capability of the audit and they are pushing actually because they can do it right now but i think countries like morocco and others it will take time to do with it but i think we want to have this kind of precedent because it's great to have it because if we have another pundit mic or it played in iraq will it be that we could be able actually to use it and to be able actually to manufacture this kind of piece jeffrey sometimes we tend to simplify things for just for the sake of of conveying the message but we're taught which comes to the patent to waver the industry itself is not just about that it's about the the plastic bags the filters the cell culture media the limp

geoffrey: $1.21 is that soft line mentioned back in march.ow that it has been reached, this means the euro from here on is going to start to generate disinflationary headwinds for inflation, oil prices, and that is something the ecb will start to counter. alix: how do they do that? geoff: rhetoric is the first thing they started off with. you will start to see a slowdown in the pace of purchases, so i think talk like that is going to be dismissed very quickly by executive board members. you're going to hear them talk about keeping the current pace and making sure financial conditions don't tighten. there are investment programs in europe right now for reflation. $1.21 is tolerable, but they are on watch. guy: the second story i read this morning talking about the fact that we had the latvian central bank about this taper, watching financial conditions. can i assume that the ecb won't even get anywhere near a taper until the fed is well underway? geoff: the other interesting thing about today's comments was the suggestion that the -- is not go

geoffrey a thing you know used to come to the forest of my job to kill animals now he comes to protect them parts of the forest became a refuge and the poacher has become a ranger he and his colleagues are documenting the traces wildlife leave behind and any destructive human activities now that poachers traps like this one are being removed there are more and loads here again as is the feed into. when i see them they look nice and maybe of course i was skinning them it's the last night that i've been to which is good as well as he did it for make of the ice and i found that i found him saying us he'd been there i decide to thank. you for the nice to me is that. he said no to contend with. the documentation he works on enables inferences about which species live in the only pony endangered species refuge. it's once a month he replaces the batteries in the camera tribes the photos will help with the creation of a more detailed census of the forests inhabitants. the total slippery frog which only live in this region is one of several species here that are critically endangered but its po

down as secretary of state because he had borrowed money from a fellow mp and a fellow minister, geoffreyn to mandelson to buy a house in london, was given to him before the labour party came into government in 1997. but since the matter came to light while he was the secretary of state, he had to step down, so that was certainly the standard that was applied and therefore, in this case, whether the original money came from a loan or a grant, i think that's bad enough because we all know that people, businessmen in particular, do not lend or give aid unless there is something in return and that is where it gets really murky. that it gets so murky at the level of prime minister is to me a little disturbing. we don't know the details of it, of course. the prime minister says, "i have paid for it." and as far as he's concerned that's the end of the subject. steve, this may not imminently bring borisjohnson�*s career to an end, but is there a possibility that this will shorten the amount of time he has left in downing street, do you think? it depends on what happens with the opinion polls. i

out a number of workers since that affair but it was his relationship with the late sex offender geoffrey abstain that was the final straw for melinda gates who sought divorce attorneys back in 2019 when bill's relationship with epstein began picking up press so here to weigh in on this growing battle of billionaires attorney and media analyst lionel while media line my friend it is gates versus gates she's going by french gates these days by the way not to be confused with french doors but lionel poor melinda her billionaire philanthropist husband is apparently more above philanderer her than we ever knew are you at all surprised by any of these new revelations that bill would like awkwardly hit on employees at the office and i don't know less i mean he met melinda at the office after all. please please. look. let me start off with this question do you think the bill gates could have a story quassia killed kept silent if you wanted do you think so. i think she's got enough money do you think not me money control. show somehow this slipped through this is 21 years ago this little value ou

director of the medical biotechnology laboratory medical and pharmacy school welcome to the program geoffrey one would think that patent wave was always going to be something people would be unanimous about why is this divide now i think this is more about politics than proper pandemic control. president biden has had a real p.r. coup showing solidarity around the world by offering to support it temporary waiver in the patent in the pants and we need to remember that madonna already back in october 2020 said that it would not enforce and control and no country has as big that so i think you know it's really more about the e.u. and the u.s. battling it out a little bit and it isn't out making a change in the short or medium term because it will take a while to increase production if we can even increase production in the countries that just to take advantage of the. rubbish why this is an extraordinary moment and therefore the need for extraordinary measures and one of the measures are proposed by the americas is the patent waiver from a legal perspective how delicate is this as a task. maybe

agreed to delay the 6 crimes trial of glenn maxwell the former girlfriend of the disgraced financier geoffrey epstein she's accused of procuring mynahs the trial is now scheduled to begin in the full hour after prosecutors added new charges. well the coronavirus crisis in india are is getting worse the national vaccination campaign is being held back by supply shortages and the health system there is buckling to as in fiction numbers approach 20000000 hospitals are appealing for a midget see oxygen supplies to treat desperately ill patients. there's no room for these patients at this hospital instead they're made to wait outside and lift hoping that the oxygen supply will hold out. as you would hospitals other means of transport are also taking on a crucial role. trains are india's lifeblood trucks hauling freight and people across the country's vast landmass like arteries. today they also offer a lifeline this locomotive pulls a precious cargo oxygen headed to the worst hit areas. india's railroads have been drafted into the country's emergency response in other ways to. 11 train coaches hav

cemetery county sheriff's deputies arrested 49 year old geoffrey graham of redwood city at 12 30. afternoon on kelly avenue in half moon bay. authorities say they found graham with his shorts pulled down, exposing himself. he was arrested without incident and then booked at the san mateo county jail. police say they broke up a massive sideshow in the four east bay city's last seven or 8 40 space. it is last night, hundreds of people participated in the illegal activity, and police say they threw fireworks of patrol cars and fired guns in the air. ktvu sansa smith joins us now live and as the people who live in the air. area say they're concerned for their safety. yes and also people who worked in the area. a gas station closed early out of concerns of looting and violence. antioch police called neighboring law enforcement agencies to help disperse the crowds. they were overwhelmed. mm hmm. this was the aftermath of a wild night and anti ox kid mark's clearly visible in the parking lot of the arco gas station on west 10th street and auto center drive, and there's roughly about anyw

medical conference in dublin where head injuries were discussed, and they were warned by neurosurgeon geoffreyen seriously, as even a slight injury could be life—threatening. the rugby authorities reacted, ruling players had to take a three—week break after a suspected concussion, and they continued to get advice from experts over the following decades. in 1992, at a rugby medical conference in new zealand, the message from two neurosurgeons is pretty blunt. they say there's good evidence of some permanent effect from a single concussion, even if a player isn't knocked out. and if they have a third concussion, they shouldn't be selected to play again and should be advised to take up a non—contact sport. world rugby told us there are different opinions on how concussion should be managed, but they were unaware of any current guidelines or research recommending that players should retire after three concussions. back when rugby union was amateur, it was the job of former players with medical backgrounds to keep an eye on concussion — like former ireland international dr barry 0'driscoll. barry.

guidelines so joining me now to discuss through my co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and geoffrey tucker author of liberty or lockdown jeffrey let's start with you here so the c.d.c. updated their guidelines without much warning how long before cities and states catch up. well i think they're very cut up i mean even massachusetts which is the worst state in the entire country for restrictions and stringencies has already sent out a release a new have to wear a mask in public so i know for the rest of the country that's nonsense same like no kidding you don't have. to. you shift i was in a wal-mart. that's not a and. so there's a huge sea change in the public people are tired of these things are throwing them out now you're right in the sense that the the companies themselves are slow to adapt these policies whether sane even to young employees like what wal-mart saying that you can get rid of your masks i think in a couple of days provided you've had a vaccine now. that's created a weird situation in which the customers don't have masks the employees all do which is which is a way

guidelines so joining me now to discuss through my co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and geoffrey tucker author of liberty or a lockdown jeffrey let's start with you here so the c.d.c. updated their guidelines without much warning how long before cities and states catch up. well i think they're very cut up i mean even massachusetts which is the worst state in the entire country for restrictions and stringencies has already sent out a release saying you're not have to wear a mask in public so i know for the rest of the country that's nonsense same like you know getting you know where. you shift i was in a wal-mart. that's not a and. so there's a huge sea change in the public people are tired of these things are throwing them out now you're right in the sense that the the companies themselves are slow to adapt these policies were to sane even to young employees look what wal-mart saying that you can get rid of your masks i think in a couple of days provided you've had a vaccine now. that's created a weird situation in which the customers don't have masks the employees all do which i

guidelines so joining me now to discuss through my co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and geoffrey tucker author of liberty or a lockdown jeffrey let's start with you here so the c.d.c. updated their guidelines without much warning how long before cities and states catch up. well i think they're very cut up i mean even massachusetts which is the worst states in the entire country for restrictions and stringencies has already sent out a release saying you know that's what i'm asking public so i know for the rest of the country that's nonsense same like you know getting you know. you shift i was in a wal-mart. that's not a and. so there's a huge sea change in the public people are tired of these things are throwing them out now you're right in the sense that the the companies themselves are slow to adapt these policies which are sane even to young employees like what wal-mart saying that you can get rid of your masks i think in a couple of days provided you've had a vaccine now. that's created a weird situation in which the customers don't have masks the employees all do which is whi

guidelines so joining me now to discuss through my co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and geoffrey tucker author of liberty or a lockdown jeffrey let's start with you here so the c.d.c. updated their guidelines without much warning how long before cities and states catch up. well i think they're very cut up i mean even massachusetts which is the worst state in the entire country for restrictions and stringencies has already sent out a release saying you know that's where i'm asking public so i know for the rest of the country that's nonsense saying like no kidding you go back. to. your shift i was in a wal-mart. and. so there's a huge sea change in the public people are tired of these things are throwing them out now you're right in the sense that the the companies themselves are slow to adopt these policies which are sane even to young employees like what wal-mart saying that you can get rid of your masks i think in a couple of days provided you've had a vaccine now. that's created a weird situation in which the customers don't have masks the employees all do which is which is a w

inside the boardroom from two at&t board members with their take on the deal glenn hutchins and geoffreyutures nasdaq up 88 we'll be right back. >>> despite the recent slide in big tech, it's one of the sectors our next guest likes like financials. a barbell approach gabriella santos is joining us you and druck with the financials stanley druckenmiller, pretty good company explain how is there not mutually exclusive, tech and financials how does it factor into your thinking >> that's right. good to be with you, joe i think what's really working in the markets to realize that we've been through a third phase here of this new market cycle. the first was all about the virtual world from march to early november then we started a new phase from early november to early april. all about the return of the real world. now tweer' in a third phase where we're thinking a lot about the expansion. what do the next few years look like there is a moderation in growth with the u.s. economy settling back to a normal growth pace of 2% that's where something like technology and growth themes come back into

these people were well we did have some senior solution recall too though they had a 2 part general geoffrey how to get out and the inquest we had you know general jackson peter because very senior other be fair. but we were limited in terms of prisoners soldiers we were limited in terms of the information that was provided to the coroner by the ministry of defense so wish we had an imperfect process we had to make the best that to achieve the cold we did. move. you know we were documents that were withheld from was or have been destroyed in the meantime we're never confident we had all the information and i'm also involved in a civil action the release now permit other isn't of interest and in term of as well so similar to status of who's in court that one battle has. the british army or the soldiers they all deny wrongdoing porter. thank you that's it for the show will be back on wednesday as hearings continue into the corruption trial of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu currently the subject of international attention the bombing if i was killed civilians in the past week to the.

who these people were well we did have some senior solution recall to go they had a 2 part general geoffrey heard it get out and stu the inquest we had you know general jackson if you tickle a very senior military figure. well we were limited in terms of christian soldiers we were limited in terms of the information that was provided to the coroner by the ministry of defense so waste we had an imperfect process we had to make the best that to achieve called we did. you know we were darkness that were withheld from was or have been destroyed in the meantime we're never confident we had all the information and i'm also involved in a civil action released me up a bit after isn't beatrice and in term of as well so it's not as fate as it was in court about on that one has. well the british soldiers they all deny wrongdoing border. thank you that's it for the show will be back on wednesday as hearings continue into the corruption trial of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu currently the subject of international attention for the building of fellow students and in the past week some. one el

sir geoffrey dunn is a their stay is symbolic especially for unionists, it is not surprising he has takened on it by different people with different perspectives. unionists see it as the birthday of the state they value, the state that secured a place in the united kingdom for irish —— but for irish nationalists, though it is the anniversary of the petition of the island of ireland and a source of great injustice. some will want to celebrate the centenary, others will want to ignore it, or even lament it, you could say. but nonetheless, it is generating lots and lots of debate, not just about the past in northern ireland, but about its present and, of course, its future. chris page there. the good news in terms of figures as there has only been one death recorded of someone who has tested positive in the previous eight days. for coronavirus. obviously, that has one death in a 2k hours until monday. it is a bank holiday weekend, it is a bank holiday weekend, it is a bank holiday weekend and the whole of the uk, which is not obviously true of all a bank holiday so there may be a lie, people

people were well we did have some seniors solution recall to go be headed up to par out general geoffrey hurley to give evidence to the inquest we've got you know general jackson to be a typical a very senior going to be figure and well we were limited in terms of treason soldiers we were limited in terms of the information that was provided to the corner by the ministry of defense so wish we had an imperfect process we had to make the best that to achieve we did but no doubt. you know we were darkness that were withheld from was or have been destroyed and to be tamed we're never confident we have all the information and i'm also in florida still actually released after it after is of interest and in terms of this well will similar to status it was corvet from that wasn't finished so he'd say the british army all the soldiers they all deny wrongdoing porter go mary thank you that's it for the show will be back on wednesday as hearings continue into the corruption trial of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu currently the subject of international attention for the bowling of fellow

sir geoffrey has not specifically said what his plans would be if he is elected as ndp leader —— sirputting himself forward to be first minister. thatjob will go to somebody else in the party and mr boots sees his role primarily as party leader and his priority will be preparing for the stormont assembly election —— mr poots. so whether the jeffrey donaldson assembly election —— mr poots. so whether thejeffrey donaldson or mr poots becomes leader of their party, it is highly likely that neither will be the first minister at stormont. so will be the first minister at stormont-— will be the first minister at stormont. . ., stormont. so we could even envisage a tri - le stormont. so we could even envisage a triple leadership _ stormont. so we could even envisage a triple leadership with _ stormont. so we could even envisage a triple leadership with poots - a triple leadership with poots leader, to other people, jeffrey at westminster and someone at stormont. 0bviously, westminster and someone at stormont. obviously, it will presumably be done to the mps, the nla who chose. -- mlas. done

geoffrey a thing you know used to come to the forest of my job to kill animals now he comes to protect them parts of the forest became a refuge and the poacher has become a ranger he and his colleagues are documenting the traces wildlife leave behind and any destructive human activities now that poachers traps like this one of being removed there are more and loads here again as is the thing in the village and. when i see them they look nice in the south when i was skinning them it's last night that i've been through with the goodison as he did if we take over the ice and i find that i found him saying us he did in their idea thanks nic down on the roof to the nice to me still. he said no to contend with. the documentation he works on enables inferences about which species live in the only pony endangered species refuge. it's once a month he replaces the batteries in the camera traps us the photos will help with the creation of a more detailed census of the forests inhabitants. the total slippery frog which only lives in this region is one of several species here that are critically en

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that is sir geoffrey donelson there from the unionists of northern ireland as one of the small band ofy. but i have to say, laura, and i will come to our guests as well, i'm up to several things and we won't have time to discuss all of them, but a couple of things i wanted to pick up. my government will strengthen and renew democracy and the constitution, the new democracy, which is quite a big idea, and the constitution, and legislation will be introduced to ensure the integrity of elections. does that refer to id? i integrity of elections. does that refer to lb?— refer to id? i think it refers to two things. — refer to id? i think it refers to two things, first _ refer to id? i think it refers to two things, first of _ refer to id? i think it refers to two things, first of all - refer to id? i think it refers to two things, first of all the - two things, first of all the conservative manifesto said there would be a review ofjudicial review essentially looking at whether the balance between people taking things to court that might bleed into the political arena and what actually happe