. >> i'm glad you say we you stock took a hit on february 4th when done houser stepped down from the post you told us it wouldn't skip a beat and you said it wouldn't skip a beat. it didn't. you're a man of your word. dan houser is legendary but built a tremendous team and they are filling in and doing incredible things. >> look, the label has founded more than 20 years ago by sam houser he leads a label to this day there are over 2,000 colleagues who work at rock star games, about 6,000 people at take two i've always said if an organization relies on any individual and i include myself in that, then it's not an organization it's something else all together and i took great pride in the fact that when i left fox for example, since you mentioned fox, the leadership team that managed the company after my departure, frankly, i think they did a better job than i did when i was there. they built the business in a way that i hadn't built it i'm proud of that. that means we made the right choices to develop a business that when it transitioned to new leadership, that new leadership could ta

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going to chip us and and even we need to mend you've been mined not necessarily all this children are houser to have the knowledge of operating this stem money that you're so certain that even just finish up can have. yeah so i have a stock no the internet going to india is now the 2nd largest how. can the chance i'm going to internet based i have but indirectly india only 50 percent households have access to internet side business and this is 3 times higher in our bunny india. keep in mind that digital and digital are not deserve we need to differentiating so having internet connection is not like having that predictably quality of internet connection. everything is an issue in the rural india r e i j i hear you and you tube is listening to you very clearly so we are saying this i'm going to share this with you professor sadly in india our against the bureaucracy will destroy education is that what you mean by input and output professor. what i mean is there's. not. here we are ready and much more now. which is just come to weeks back that. of the blues and not all the shins don't think abo

respect as nick turse lays out military documents show that former africa chief general thomas wall houser regularly put gifts he received from african leaders into the trash. the tunisian peace tree a ceremonial sword from djibouti depends cheap a plaque from the tunisian army's chief of staff all thrown right into the gutter. seems the u.s. military is the cousin eddie of our national lampoon of a foreign policy in africa which means i think it's time to start watching the hawks. if you will what's going on in a city streets. that are so let's see this is this you always state see a. great city this least systemic deception is late show which. some things are just as. welcome aboard the watching dog so i am tired rover and. you know me so when we look at i think 22 countries out of the entire continent of africa we're seeing u.s. special forces deployed is that and is the war on terror really so great that we need to be in 22 countries of africa because in my mind i think that's 22 too many my swift answer is absolutely not i am searching for justification because that's almost 2 dozen c

bob: houser lobbying for now pretty good outside advisor but you're also a lobbyist. how does that all work when you're working professionally in both private practice and kind of an outside political advisor prey to. chris christie: one of at advocated for our hospitals. huge lobbying practices i don't. but i have advocated for two causes i care deeply about in the first us three major hospital systems in new jersey. with new jersey being one of the worst essays in the country for the pandemic. to make sure they've got this relief that they deserve. secondly, for a group of drugs abuse treatment centers across the country come clean slate. the gotten to know for my friend patrick predict to try to make sure that we keep the eye on the ball in the opioid crisis in this country. ongoing substance abuse treatment. those aren my only ones that i am talking about with any official lobbies. this is not involving the not advocated for across my career and things that i really cared about. bob: and former u.s. attorney and close friends with chris ray fbi director. yes a pus

need every d day a press conference by the h houser about democratic members talking about the dangersvoter suppression every single day. i know there are some that are fighting. you were one of seven prominent black women who wrote an op-ed in the washington post titled, biden still needs black women. here are 3 things he needs to do. he is expected to choose a vice presidential running mate any day now. , quote, biden's only path to victory is through black women and the voters we know how to energize. though we have propped up the democratic party for decades, the return on our investment in the party might as well read, insufficient funds. you went on to outline the 3 points for biden, which were, america needs a black woman as vice president, america needs a black female supreme court jujustice, and america needs a comprehensive black agenda. expand on this.. i i think we e need to recognie and we know w the last 50 years, like women have been the most consistent as the highest turnout base in this country. yet in the last 50 years we have not had a supreme court nominee of a blac

from the republicans but obviously we don't have any reaction just yet from president trump jeff houser is standing by he's obviously monitoring the reaction as well and i suppose these comments from daniel come as no surprise to you that is probably how the trunk campaign is going to frame this decision by joe biden the selection of kemal. the sort of leftist takeover narrative. they were going to use a walk this takeover narrative if you were to accuse like the chairman of goldman sachs i mean that narrative was really written. there you they're going to use the notion that whomever is chosen because they're younger and because joe biden has said that he is going to be a transition candidate which many people have interpreted as a one term. they were going to say that the members chosen was a leftist who was going to be the real person in control the fact that camara harris is a relatively well known figure who is known to have ron and much more centrist campaign and then either senator warner senator sanders makes the likelihood that that attack will really resonate much less i don't

trade representative light houser asking for the u.s. to begin engaging in a bilateral trade agreement with taiwan. can you talk a little bit about the administration's pursuit of such an agreement? >> senator, i would prefer to leave that to ambassador lighthouser to talk about that. we're aware there's great interest in this. the state department will have its part in that. our primary work with respect to taiwan is different from the trade piece of this. we've been diligent about making sure that we honored the commitments that we have made to the people of taiwan, including approving arms sales that are important so that the taiwanese can engage to protect their democracy. >> the administration's goal of complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula remains? >> it does. >> thank you senator gardner. senatorre you involved in the decision to withdraw troops from germany? >> yes. >> according to senator esper, 6400 of those troops, so over half of those who will be removed from germany, will be coming back

that is the ride that george houser was the scout on. that some point in the journey, chatting about one thing or another,, and i don't really know whether he said freedom ride or i did. it is not critical to me in terms of who said what at the time. but we went on to suggest how will we go ahead and do this things in terms of the mechanics of the project. we are going to have to have people who are very well trained in non violence and we are going to have to have somebody who will go down the route of the ride descend back very specific information about the town, the community, the bus schedules, the layout of the bus stations, the mess beatings, and all of that sort of thing. and eventually, i would become the person who would assume that particular function so that i could say that i was the scout for the freedom ride. and the choice of places was determined by the location of historically black colleges and universities going southward that we had relationships with where we could house the riders and also where we could have meeti

that's the ride that george houser was the scout on. so at some point in the journey, just chitchatting about one thing or another, the idea of a freedom ride comes up and says what are we going to call this thing? i don't know whether gordon said freedom ride or i said freedom ride. it's not critical to me as to who said what at the time. we went onto suggest that, well, how are we going to deal with this thing in terms of the mechanics of the project. we're going to have to have people who are well trained in nonviolence and we're going to have to have somebody who will go down the route of the ride to send back very specific information about the town, the community, the bus schedules, the layout of the bus stations, the mass meetings and all of that sort of thing and so eventually i would become the person who would assume that particular function so that i could say i was the scout for the freedom ride. and the choice of places was determined by the location of historically black colleges and universities going southward that we ha

davis will vote yes on houseres. 1092. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. diana degette of colorado, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote yes on h.res. 1092. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york, mr. tonko, seek recognition? mr. tonko: as the member designated by mrs. lowey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative lowey ville -- ill vote aye on h.r. 1092. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. grijalva of arizona, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yea on h.res. 1092. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california, ms. matsui, seek recognition? ms. matsui: as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 965