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don't get money reasonably soon, there are things that we were hoping we would continue that we're gog have to stop, and there are things we would hopefully be tiebl initiate that we'll not be able to initiate. that's the big concern. >> woodruff: well, what we're hearing from republicans -- and you know this very well, dr. fauci-- they're saying,s, wait a minute, we don't know where all that $6 trillion has gone. we'd like some accounting for that. we know some of it was diverted. some of it may not be spent." is that a reasonable request for congress to be making right now, before they appropriate more money? >> well, i mean, accountability is always important, but there is accountability there, and that's point that's being made that we have accountability. but right now, we really do need the money because within a couple of months, there are things that are going to have to stop. we're all in favor of accountability. no one is going to argue about that. >> woodruff: the other point that some progressive democrats were make ago and this ended up being one of the reasons the covid m

which is, i believe, and i want to talk more about the prosecution of these 2000 people which i feel gog -- doj has done improperly -- >> what you fill they did improperly? >> 70 people have been sentenced and 30 jailed. that is not a fast enough prosecution of these people who preach the capital. what you're going to see is, of those hundreds of people who have not been arrested let alone charge, they are going to feel like they got away with that. this signals to all other people just how weak our responses and they will do it again. we do not know when, we do not know how. i do not think it will be the same thing they did on january 6, but they are going to plot and do it again. we have not even come across the plotters. the amount that i alluded to, without -- we still do not know who planted the bomb or who the ball maker was. i think that the doj has not done the job and i have been public in this. i will continue in my oversight duties to push this. but i think they have to hustle. if we do not get this right and we do not get it right soon, we are just inviting the next calamity.

if we're not bringing everyone along this dynac hyper competitive 24 cenry economy, some people are gog to become alienated. there is a coincidence between domestic policy here and foreign policy. if we're able to harness the power and tential of rank an file americs, will grow at a faster rate, will out innovate and outcompete others like t chinese ecomist party and once again this can become our century. >> senator, youmentioned something really important and that is the idea that competition is in the entire country's dna and we've seen innovation kind of land in some very particular zip codes. my sense is there's a lot of shared interest in makin sure the entire nation will reap the benefits of this kind of investment. just ybe reflecting a little bit on your experience with innovation in indiana, what is a legislation do or need to do to make sure that it's equitable in its efforts? >> sure, i love to speak to that because in indiana wer really proud of what we've done to improve sort of the table stakes of creating a strong economic policy environment. we have great business and t

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who says that he has no direct links with the vladimir putin, despite being very much a putin era ali gog. but also the reports now that other assets that he has in the u. k, which took about several properties worth millions of millions of dollars also now up for sale as well. the question is whether he is scrambling to exit the country a country that he was fond of and hope to gain residency in that though clearly not happening. so i'm of it is not being sanctioned specifically, although as you say, looks like he's preparing to do something, but other oligarchy are being targeted specifically then larger assets. yeah, that's right. i'm going specifically to abram overture and also a number of other oligarchs, the have a significant financial interest in the u. k. there is a real concern about how the british authorities are able to act. it seems as if their hands a somewhat tied they are being asked to provide beyond reasonable grounds that so these individuals actually do have direct links to vladimir putin. hence, it could take many weeks, potentially many months before these british

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those frfrictional costs are gog to keep inflation higher and this is something we'll be talking abouters and years. >> and why would small cap growth be suited to that type of environment? is that simply just what history tells you? >> yeah, so typically, when you have stagflation, you want to veer away from your more economically sensitive names you want to veer away from things that are more value oriented you want to, what particularly works very well are companies that can power through, that have steady earnings, steady growth, no matter what the environment is and if you think about it, inflation is going to start to eke into a lot of the growth it's going to eat into a lot of spending you want companies that are better prepared for that environment, and typically, that's a more growthy type environment. and that environment, you know, that's an environment we have seen a lot in the past and i think it's something we're going to see a lot as we go forward in time. >> just want to hit the oracle numbers quickly because they are just crossing, and it looks like a miss on the botto

who have had are those unvaccinated so it's going to persist 90 days or upwards of six months that's goging seriously ill with ba.2. >> it's brian sullivan i feel frustrated with the media sometimes because we have a weird fascination with cases even though the most serious people like you in the business have said very clearly we've got to stop focusing on cases, focus on outcomes, yet we're still focused on outcomes stuff. we look at hospitalizations in the u.k. and people hear the story cases are on the rise in u.k. and sets off kinds of panic. hospitalizations in the u.k. since november 1st have fallen by 74 or beds in hospitals by 74%, indicating the cases that are in the hospital either, "a," may not be that serious. there's hospitalizations, but mechanical ventilation beds have gone opposite. we're learning and we learn the hard way that we failed to differentiate between people who went to the hospital for a broken leg or a car wreck and then tested positive with those who went because they had serious covid-related symptoms do you think once again we are missing that key critica