going to do that a hen wouldn't do? got to look at behaviors and look at how the individual networks are acting and so we're not very far aloen long, i feel, and i fear it will take months and years and the other thing is we port of break down the -- that's not a. -- it's note about washington government aircraftsy. do xwrerorrier are are. i think the keep to this is doing the deep look and deep analysis. >> jamil jaffer joining us for this discussion. the kathy on the republican line, good morning. thank you and go ahead. >> thanks for take my camp my comment is kind of in two parts. the first is i don't think the united states has done very well in hard eng our infrastructure. for the last 20, 30 years they have known about the cyber threats and everything that's been going on and yet it's been like we've been on a rinse and repeat cycle here. every time there's a threat or our institutions have been attacked and as a victim of identity theft i can tell you it's not very fun. my husband was a federal agent and his las

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hens are still laying eggs, so i've got eggs to boil or fry. and then my children, to care for them. but some days it takes all day to do laundry or to bake bread, and so it depends on what i need to do, really. and the weather just a bit. not the best day to do laundry when it's raining, but everything changes with the seasons. this day i'm trying to tidy up the garden. it's the end of october now, and so i do fear a frost any time upcoming. so i'm trying to decide what to harvest. i've got some carrots to the left, and earlier this day i took all my pumpkins and stored them up on straw, put them in the loft of the house. i'm just trying to harvest what won't make it through the frost. i do have some turnips, so i can leave those. if it's not an overly harsh winter, they'll be fine. but most of the work in the garden during the season, it's tidying it up, turning the beds, putting compost on it. this is dill. the dill has flowered, so once the sun has dried it out, probably in a couple weeks or so, i can pick up the seeds that were on the flow

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to do that a hen would not do. these individuals are acting and we are not very far along. it is going to take months and years. the other alternative is we burn down those systems and throw them away and replace them. that is not a viable option for most corporations. it is not a viable option for government agencies. you have to do deep surveillance, identify things as they moved, as they try to raise privileges and look at how things are behaving like something they should not be. the key to this is doing that deep analysis. host: jamil jaffer joining us for this discussion. our first call comes from georgia. kathy, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. my comment is in two parts. the first is, i don't think the united states has done very well in hardening our infrastructure for the last 25 to 30 years. they have known about the cyber threats and everything that has been going on. we have been on a rinse and repeat cycle. every time there is a threat or institutions have been attacked. as a vic

up next brad stone talked about , general lee's hen, jeff davis the marching pig, goats on boats, and doug the camel. the national museum of civil war medicine hosted this program and provided the video. brad: hi there. i'm brad stone. in with the national museum of civil war medicine. i am here to talk about the role of animals during the civil war. i'm really fortunate to be doing it today at this wonderful farm and mineral town -- in middletown, maryland. the farm is historic and surrounded by a number of really important historic sites in this area. if you go a few miles to the east, you will see the national museum of civil war medicine, which is an excellent place to go to have a fun way to learn about the civil war, how it impacts us. if you go a bit west from this farm, you will see the battlefield of antietam, and not far beyond that, a harpers ferry , another hot historic site in the united states. so, all of this is in this area. the funding here in south mountain creamery, it's a great place to stop by. i highly recommend it. and we are really fortunate to have the owner o

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tonga henning was thrilled when he was able to rent the restaurant he long dreamed of in downtown. and even though he has no guests right now and only takeaway orders are allowed for him it's a huge stroke of luck. this is an opportunity if you look at the place it was just no where else like it in berlin and when you get that chance you have to grab it before you can do anything else. in the kitchen only opens at lunchtime from thursday to sunday the other days they just do what they can yeah i'm just not got to know each other in this time and you know what makes each other take we're also many familiar with the processes involved in the business and the point of sale system accounting etc it's all been a slow introduction. they're doing in the basement now parties. are. heading gave up a well paid job as a manager in real estate to pursue his restaurant dream. now he's living off his savings. corner of our from the facts of the corona virus into our calculations we also took it into account during contract negotiations and the owners accommodated this extremely well 300 of line

so, one animal, i'll start out with is sally the hen. sally belong to robert e. lee. she escaped from a few shipment of poultry that was being sent to the confederate army in 1862 and fortunately for her, she ran into least ten. they hit it off and almost every day thereafter, she would lay in egg under lease bed. this relationship went on until unfortunately, the bell of the wilderness when there was a misunderstanding and nellie, unfortunately, and get up on the menu. lee was very upset about that. there were other animals are used as mascots as well. one of the most popular were dogs. dogs a man's best friend, although here he might challenge that. thomas roth very often uses mascots for regiments. one of the most famous gods was sally the dog. sally was the mascot of the pennsylvania 11th infantry, and she went everywhere with them. she paraded with them, including in front of president lincoln. she went into battle with them. she fought with them at the battle of gettysburg and there she went missing for a number of days. when they found her, she was guarding the

we are not supportive of that, you want the fox to guard the hen house, give me a break this is somethinghas huge privacy implications. elizabeth: when he met the fox guarding the hen house he was talking about big tech working with government. the biden team they have 17 different initiatives on this including working with the w.h.o., now were talking about the u.s. getting roped into a global passport scheme for vaccinations, is this where it's headed? >> that's exactly where it's headed and he want to trust the w.h.o. he was feeding misinformation and chinese propaganda in the covid-19 pandemic telling us things are completely scientifically inaccurate that is certainly not going to be who i'm going to follow for my advice and the federal government should not be mandating upon the american people what they should and should not be doing as it relates to private health concerns and private health decisions that should be a decision between them and their doctor and it should not be determined if you take the vaccine we will allow you to go to this place and travel and not allow you to

cbs reporter skyler hen are i has the latest e ferareli effo against coronavirus. >> the president is hitting the road to tout his american rescue plan and the benefits small businesses can receive. especially those that missed out during the last round of relief. >> main stream businesses from hardware stores to beauty salons that needed the help most were left behind. 400,000 are now gone. we will not let that happen this time. >> this is all part of a six state swing where the esicesand >> it's not selling it. it's letting people know their rights. it's kind of like you buy a product. >> the republican national committee is launching a counter campaign spreading the message that the money in the bill isn't targeted to fight the pandemic. >> reports from california suggest some local governments may consider using some of the bait out on bonuses. >> states are also being pressed to make vaccines available for everybody. >> grateful to mississippi so we can get bako some kind of normalcy. we all need it. dr. fauci said there have been a few reactions to the vaccine. only about four c

up next brad stone talked about , general lee's hen, jeff davis the marching pig, goats on boats, and doug the camel. the national museum of civil war medicine hosted this program and provided the video. brad: hi there. i'm brad stone. in with the national museum of civil war medicine. i am here to talk about the role of animals during the civil war. i'm really fortunate to be doing it today at this wonderful farm and mineral town -- in middletown, maryland. the farm is historic and surrounded by a number of really important historic sites in this area. if you go a few miles to the east, you will see the national

tom colicchio saving me with the important cornish hen recipe.olicchio joins us with crafted hospitality. what is the comeback of restaurants? can you celebrate now? tom: restaurants should be celebrating that the restaurants act was included in the stimulus package, and we are receiving $28.6 billion as an industry focused on the smaller restaurants. that is something to celebrate about. i am finding that the tone in the restaurant, we've been open at a limited capacity for months, and our up to 35%. new york is going 50% this week. i have noticed the tone has changed. people seem happy are. people are still being vigilant in terms of protecting our staff. we will have people put masks back on. people are complying. i get a sense of optimism. it is the tone that is hard to explain, but more chatter, more smiles, that is what i'm seeing. lisa: anyone who walked around the city yesterday certainly felt the same. there is a longer-term question about the how the -- about the decline in the office, more people expecting the office worker crowd canno

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they loved him hen rapped.y didn't love him when he was out with his fam. couldn't love him in the hood or selling cds. couldn't love her when she was in her house asleep. i'm wondering if this love is really love at all. >> right. because in that type of love, we fall. you know, in that verse, i was really addressing the same time you see, like a lot of people celebrating like the athletes, the musicians, the actors and love them. oh, we love you, we love you, lebron. but, you know, george floyd is the same human being, of the same flesh of the same make, of the same skin. he has to be loved just like we love lebron. >> and what is that in, if you will, white america that is obsessed with a certain type of vision of black performance or talent and then is afraid of or detests actual other black people? >> let's face it. human nature is to stay in a safe place. we try to stay safe. and that word is like something that we always, you know, you hear presidents say it to try to get votes, safe. you're not always u

as do the, uh, the female birds, the hens, when they're laying their eggs. they need that high protein source. and there's some critical points in birds' life where insects are key and critical. and if the--the amount, the availability of insects is reduced, it has been shown that that affects reproduction. >> so we put nest boxes up in different sites, some that are uncontaminated, that have no pesticide use and in sites that are more agriculturally intensi that ha extensive use of neonicotinoids. >> morrissey is only a year and a half into a 4-year study, but is already starting to see some alarming effects. >> the birds are lower body mass or got poor body condition at some of these agriculturally intensive sites. so we know that there is some link or some correlation between how well the birds are doing in terms of their physiology and their health and their body condition and how many bugs or how abundant the bugs are. and that seems to relate well with the, uh, presence and levels of contamination in these ponds. >> there have been few studies to date

andrew baker of the hen pinn county -- hennepin county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy of mr. floyd. and you will hear of several interviews that dr. baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that actually means according to what he saw present in mr. floyd's body. .. >> the dr. phil none of what are referred to as the telltale signs of a 60 a share in your there were no bruises to mr. floyd's h neck either on his skn or after peeling his skin back to the muscles beneath. there was no hemorrhaging. there was no evidence that mr. floyd's airflow was restricted, and he did not determine to be a positional or mechanical asphyxiation death. >> that was from day one of the trial for derek chauvin in the death of george floyd. the world was watching yesterday as the judge allowed cameras to broadcast the proceedings. we will continue our coverage here on c-span with an 8 p.m. timeslot, eastern time you will be able to watch the entire trial evidence c-span two. jerry in detroit, michigan. did you watch yesterday and what were you

tiger henning was thrilled when he was able to rent the restaurant he long dreamed of in downtown. and even though he has no guests right now and takeaway orders are allowed for him it's a huge stroke of luck. this is an opportunity if you look at the place it was just nowhere else like it and. when you get that chance you have to grab it before you can do anything else. in the kitchen only opens at lunchtime from thursday to sunday the other days they just do what they can. yeah. you got to know each other in this time and you know what it makes each other take we're also methanol you with the processes involved in the business and the point of sale system accounting etc it's all been a slow introduction. they're doing in the basement tell me how parties. are. heading and gave up a well paid job as a manager in real estate to pursue his restaurant dream. now he's living off his savings. back to the coronavirus into our calculations we also took it into account during contract negotiations the owners accommodated this extremely well they 100 of plan demick clause in our contract. y

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you see like the child abuse scandal beating new zealand or poland or mexico or canada as the same hens i believe the church has to change some of their structures in order to to survive to century and become actually in alliance with the moral teachings they spread. i think. i understand that discussion in europe and all this critic but it has nothing in iraq as you say in iraq it is. no one talk about that at all because the most important message that the pope is going to visit us we should call come him we should invest this visit to send this message to for the rest of the ward that we are here we want to rebuild we want to send a positive signal so to say this is going to be a mission is a mission impossible was this it was the wording i used and supper is going to be is it going to be a mission accomplished what what are you hoping to see at the end of this very strenuous visit where those huge expectations and i think. we need new pictures because we know how how strong the pictures of enemies are because this is always the 1st step toward genocide and therefore i think we need

see like the child abuse scandal beat in new zealand or poland or mexico or canada as the same ted hen's i believe the church has to change some of their structures in order to to survive to century and become actually in alliance with the moral teachings they spread. well i think to be honest i understand that discussion in europe and all this critic but it has nothing in iraq as you said in iraq it is no one talk about that at all because the most important message that the pope is going to visit us we should call come him we should invest this visit to send this message to for the rest of the war that we are here we want to rebuild we want to send a positive signal so to say this is going to be a mission is a mission impossible was this that was the wording i used and supper is going to be is it going to be a mission accomplished what are you hoping to see at the end of this very strenuous visit where those huge expectations i think we need new pictures because we know how how strong the pictures of enemies are because this is always the 1st step toward genocide and therefore i think

he has been living here for a long time hen she's a new 104 years old when the vaccination was and as she volunteered to get it she feels fine assured getting the short which was done to allow her to see her relative safety she's very happy i. well as the fight against 19 continues in russia the country is boosting its own high tech medical technology the state owned firm ante is now launched a new production facility and some pay to suburban it does produce highly sensitive diagnostic x. ray machines with with one model already deployed to medical institutions across russia during the pandemic now during the treatment is proved to be more accurate and reliable scanning patients than previous versions the company has also set the goal of using 90 percent domestically produced components in their state of the art equipment. celebrating the 7th anniversary of reunification with crimea after months of political turmoil and civil unrest in ukraine the southern region voted by more than 96 percent to break away and break away and rejoin the mainland russia artie's anton close of ski spoke

you see like a child abuse scandal would be to new zealand or poland or mexico or canada as the same hens i believe the church has to change some of their structures in order to to survive to century and become actually in alliance with the moral teachings they spread. well i think to be honest i understand that discussion in europe and all this critic but it has nothing in iraq as you said in iraq it is no one talk about that at all because the most important message that the pope is going to visit us we should call come him we should invest this visit to send this message to for the rest of the ward that we are here we want to rebuild we want to send a positive signal so to say this is going to be a mission is a mission impossible was this it was the wording i used in the summer is going to be is it going to be a mission accomplished what are you hoping to see at the end of this very strenuous visit where those huge expectations and i think. we need new pictures because we know how how strong the pictures of enemies are because this is always the 1st step toward genocide and therefore i

she has been living here for a long time hen she's a new 104 years old when the vaccination was announced she volunteered to get it she feels fine assured getting the shot which was done to allow had to see her relative safety she's very happy. the numbers are right up to date thanks so much for your company this morning and early afternoon do stick around updates on our headlines in half an hour. one of the worst mass shootings in america was a less vigorous in 2017 the tragedy exposed a little of the real less. controlled by could see you know the. reveal. really and now it's part of the stand as sheen most of the american public barely remembers that it happens but just shows you the power of money and lost. the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic hit the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades and then you have a mayor who doesn't care so here's caroline goodman offering go lives of the greatest presidents to the control group to. deep indifference to the people could have been saved if they were to take an action absolutely. you just saw machines doing the

she has been living here for a long time hen she's a new 104 years old when the vaccination was announced she volunteered to get it she feels finally getting the short which was done to allow her to see her relative safety she's very happy. that wraps it up for this news hour do join me in just over 30 minutes of more in our top stories. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is and for . i'm going to. bring a review from longer. not . i'm not. in the beginning of a us. yet you nationally for side. knew all. the new. all extremists all of which i don't know much. new top of that if you should get a bill be you are you able review. of the story and don't let them bring me a copy of the night. and l

she has been living here for a long time hen she's a new 104 years old when the vaccination was in as she volunteered to get it she feels fine assured getting the shot which was done to allow her to see her relative safety she's very happy to. born the year of the russian revolution a lot of women well if you'd like to have your say in any of those stories why not do it you'll find a comment section of stories on our t.v. dot com always good to hear what you're thinking they're seeing a bit. the . debate is is it fair for transforming our plates to compete in women's categories and sport. as a society we have decided to categorize sports based on sex i definitely need to do not think that it's fair for athletes step on porn as pie logical males to compete in the women's category tom come on. why do we have gender in sport do you have gender categories in sport because we do treat men and women differently. every single soul beat athletes will we all have biological advantages over each other. are the thing means a lot to me and i think friends are the supreme need a little there is a

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she has been living here for a long time hen she's a new 104 years old when the vaccination was announced she volunteered to get it she feels fine assured getting the shots which was done to learn how to see her relative safety she's very happy that. wraps it up for this news out thanks staying with don't forget so i'll be away for the next half an hour you can in the meantime check out plenty more news stories on our web site at talk you don't go. banks figure out new ways to rip people off they get caught and what they do is they change the law in this new laws and if there is any problems they extend and pretend they just make the church longer and the coupons lower but now looks like that big american game of fraud which is the american business model is coming to an end. drones are becoming the a tool of choice over unmanned aircraft and dangerous missions by many countries including the united states so much so that president biden has issued a new policy regarding their use by the u.s. military but has drone warfare become the new wild west and is it smart to put rules on one team

she has been living here for a long time hen she's a new 104 years old when the vaccination was announced she volunteered to get it she feels fine assured getting the shots which was done to allow her to see her relative safety she's very happy. and that wraps it up for this news hour thanks so much for your company don't forget we do cover plenty more news stories that we couldn't squeeze in here on our website check them out at all if you don't come. debate is is it fair for transforming our plates to compete in women's categories and sport. as a society we've decided to categorize sports based on sex i definitely do not think that it's fair for athletes that when porn is pilot can males to compete in the women's category. come on. why do we have gender or do you have gender categories in sport because we do treat men and women differently. every single beat athletes will we all have biological advantages or for each other . are the same means a lot to me and i think friends are the stuff you need a little here because i love to do it. and develop confidence and belief in myself and i'v

thanks, ste - hen.. it follows a bbc investigation, which revealed plots as large as 1,000 football pitches listed in the platform's marketplace classified ads. bbc brasil�*sjoao fellet sent this report from sao paulo. the indigenous community says invasions here are getting worse and worse. with a little help from the government, they are forced to patrol the territory themselves, trying to catch and get the rain forest cleared for cattle pasture. deforestation in brazil is at a ten year high and communities like these sake the president bolts are a government has weakened environmental protections. last week, our investigation revealed just how bad the situation in brazil has become with land grabbers now using facebook to illegally sell the protective rainforest they have invaded without fear of reprisals. this woman has been working with the indigenous community to fight deforestation for more than 30 years. and says the supreme federal decision and says that it gives us. federal decision and says t

. -- cornish hen. lisa: even though investors seem to think it is over, it is not really over yet.e still do have some restrictions. tom: the vix, 19 point 84, does anything else matter? jonathan: up by about five or six points on the s&p 500. stability at 159.51. tom: if you are just joining us on radio and tv, this is the research reports. i have to go into one of them, the bank of america survey. it was stunning, their contrary and courage -- contrarian courage. jonathan: small caps over large caps, maybe go the other way. is it too early to do that? let's talk to dan morris. it is in the forecast. is it in the price? dan: we are not there quite yet. a couple of things we are looking at. if we think about the performance value overgrowth, we have seen the relationship with rising rates. if you look at futures for 10 year treasuries, you just mentioned some forecast even more bullish than that. the expectation is that rates will continue to rise. that correlation has been -- as long as the forecast bears itself out, we think value still has some room to run. jonathan: what is the

no one's checking in today told the henning has just opened the restaurant but he has no guests. prices brings opportunities and as a team we want to seize the moment. and we can keep this up much longer. having her own hotel was a dream come true for kira noise and she enjoys chatting to the few guests that come. despite the pandemic lloyd took the plunge and invested a lot of money. but her hotel's occupancy rate is now just 12 percent. we didn't expect things to be this and of course we're unsure we're worried about what the future will bring. life partner patrick went into the business together. is now in the middle of the crisis we will support for each other i think on our own each of us would probably have given up already. had. together they put several 100000 euros into giving the hotel interior a make over they used all their savings some money from the family to. tiger heading was thrilled when he was able to rent the restaurant long dreamed of in downtown. and even though he has no guests right now and only takeaway orders are allowed for him it's a huge stroke of luc

beliefs are added into the mix some women in iran approving it is possible like those on the island of hen gum in the persian gulf. for us patients is of the essence. every day she waits patiently with her fishing line out on the open sea her grandfather taught her to fish as a child never made the day i think i was in the 3rd grade when i 1st really wanted to learn how to fish i went out all the time back that. and we cut many different kinds of fish. the woman at the helm mother her own often comes along to. the catches aren't nearly as big as they were in the past but it doesn't still get excited about each and every one. yet. what we do here is a very hard work it's not work that's usually associated with women but the women of the hanger island fish just like the men do. island lies in the persian gulf near the strait of hormuz the region is the world's most important oil artery as well as a stage for international disputes including conflicts. global tensions that all affect the fishing community there. these circumstances all have an impact on us we all live with a sense of unease a

hen according to the congressional budget office of almost 129 billion for k-12 schools included in thisen covid relief plan, only 6.4 billion of that is a plan to be distributed through september of thisth year. the remaining $122 billion will not go to schools until the fiscal year 2022 through 2028. we bring sold this program because it's an emergency. i predicted emergency in the year 2028. this cannot possibly qualify as emergency spending. here are some of the other areas were funds have yet to spent. of the 13 billion provided and our december plan, four hours agriculture community only 11.5 billion excuse me 11.5 billion of the 13 billion has yet to be obligated. that is not even spent. that is obligated. roughly 14 billion and appropriated funding for covid testing has not yet been obligated. that's an extremely important part that is less than 10% of this plan are things like testing, vaccines, therapeutics. twenty-one states have actually experienced revenue growth compared to 2019 -- 2020. yet this bill expense 320 billion. this money needs to be targeted. the parameters in t

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she was a strong mother hen over that business and the people that worked there.tected it. >> reporter: and now the community, especially asian-americans, are holding vigil at its front door. the fact that six of the eight victims were asian women. the fact the businesses were owned by asian people is hard to ignore. jamie webb said she understands the asian-american community's overall anxiety over the rise of anti-asian assaults, but the family is not ready to connect it with tuesday's killings right now. >> i don't think we're trying to say that there's not racial bias in this country. there certainly is. it doesn't seem to be getting a lot better. that's not our issue right now. we don't know what motivated this, at this point. time will tell. we just know how we feel and we know what we lost. >> cnn, atlanta. >>> republican congressman tom reed of new york is apologizing following an allegation of sexual misconduct. reed is accused of drunkenly touching a former lobbyist back in 2017. the congressman initially denied the allegation but reversed course in a ne

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and so, you know -- she was -- she was a strong mother hen over that business and the people that worked there. she protected it. >> i had to ask them about their feelings on this possibly being a hate crime, which is being debated so heavily. michael webb told me that he really wants investigators to complete their work and didn't want to make a judgment on that. jamie, her daughter, said that she does understand where the asian-american community is coming from as far as the feelings of fear and anxiety in this climate, but again, they wanted to emphasize that they'd rather have the authorities make that call without making a statement on that ahead of time. natasha chen, cnn, atlanta. >> reporter: you can hear the sounds of a march behind me, the drums. this is little tokyo and there are 1.5 million asian-americans or people of asian-american descent in los angeles county. what leaders have been telling us, whether their roots are in the philippines, korea, china, japan, or other countries, is that they have been feeling this target on their backs during this wave of anti-asian violen

. >> he had seen what black hen h -- men had done to help preserve the union.ncoln understood that the nation owed a debt of gratitude to these men. he realized that you had to get rid of slavery if you were going to ensure that none of this happened again. >> the amendment fails to pass in the house, and its future hinges on the result of the upcoming election. running again lincoln on the democratic ticket is his adversary, former union general george b. mcclellan. >> george mcclellan was not necessarily immune to thoughts of having one slave country and one free country. he would have canceled the emancipation and seen if we could have restored what we call the status quo antebellum, america with slavery in the south permanently protected. >> after everything that happened, would lincoln like the decision to be made by someone else on the future of this country, on the future of slavery? no. >> ultimately lincoln's position on universal abolition is irrelevant. if he cannot turn the war around by november, he will lose the election and all hope for a united

the fox to guard the hen house?e me a break. >> kind of hope the musicians would play some background music to his points which i agree with mostly. so is just a political move by the biden white house? or are these passports really the only way to fast-track a return to normal life? alex are you a yes, a no, or a maybe on vaccine passports? as are some middle ground here? >> i am a no than astrid. what i see here is it's part of the biden administration larger goal of remaking the country in a progressive image using the coronavirus pandemic as cover. you know, i think that secondly, you are running into huge issues of medical privacy and legitimate concerns about too whom you are handing over all of this data. i do think that is going to present a problem. i think it is going to be 1 of the biggest of our time coming up the potential to really create 2 americas here. one for those have been vaccinated and those who have not. it's also counterproductive to encouraging people to get the vaccine, which i believe is e