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what this does, one of the many thingsdoes iit makes u.s.more attractive to investors, pile to u.s. dollars, making that currency stronger against others, causing a real headache for the countries around the world. not just rich countries but also developing countries that have debts in american dollars. people who buy goods in american dollars. remember after all julio is traded in the u.s. dollar. the strengthening of the dollar is a headache for many around the world. laura: in the tech world, twitter is about to get a new seat. what is that going to mean the direction of the company? >> yes so this deadline set by a delaware judge for elon musk to close the torturous deal with twitter looms. he said he wants to get it done by tomorrow and in the meantime this week we have seen video of him surfacing inside the twitter headquarters, changing his twitter bio to chief twit. he released a statement today basic explaining his motives for the deal, saying he is here to do it humanity and that it is important that we have a sort of town square

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iit's a two-tiered system so there is the sense that the men and managerial as well as supervisory board is different than what you might see elsewhere. i will just say before address the specific question that there is a lot of governments responsibility. all these boards have a compensation committee and in that respect i think small margins at differences and it's an important one. i recently wrote an article about the fact that i do believe that, two things. one we are more and more in the board broom able to get the viewpoint of the employee into the boardroom in a way that's really important in technology is allowing us to move beyond the sort of company managed. >> you write -- so board members are following that. is that true? >> absolutely. wewe want to hear from her clies and stakeholders and employees absolutely.y. it's the only way we can make the decision so it's important we are getting that message out. there will always be room for improvement. but on the other hand i do argue in everett and number of articles and i wrote an opinion a few weeks ago talking about how it's

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. >> i do know i would like to continue working this job and iit's a job i'm good at, others were down doing the same thing and we would like to keep our job. i believe some people are trying but right now a lot of what is happening it's tied up in the court system. so, it's just not happening fast enough. >> steve: here is the thing about him. he was one of the thousands of members of the military who asked for religious accommodation and then he was denied. and he said that's not right. let me explain it again. he was denied again. the fell row we talked to a day before yesterday, chad, same thing. asking for religious exemption because he does not believe in this particular vaccine. but the military, they got policies as we heard in the past. >> brian: they made up. >> steve: you have to have a bunch of vaccinations to be a member and this is, you know. >> brian: the new one. >> steve: this is a line in the sand for the military. you have quote to have had it. >> brian: 19460 in terms of the coast guard. 2632 all fired at a time that every branch of our government is not meeting its

what i've read a lot of world war iit stuff. he came up pretty beat up mentally.t seems like when he met his wife is what literally saved him. if you think that is truly what helped him get to the ptsd? >> no doubt. the nice part about this as you a pretty war story. every producer about two friends and that red ship and then have a pretty good love story end refiling beats his wife. that is the thing that let's him heal from the trauma and what he experienced world war ii. i think she iswe the reason whye have this book.ou she is one who urged them to talk about it and let it out. that's where he had the comfort to talk toho me. i gave her all the crunches by the co-author without her adult will be ever get the story. >> i walked in a few months ago, john the owner had to be the book and said by this now. he flipped it open and shall be the last couple of pages and said lucky had paraphrase the message he left for us. it may meet sybil straighter be a betterr american. what is frustrated with the >>'s restaurant but we are doing. he soon he his squadron mates put

enough there for you to try your luck with the court of appeals and i will find that the standard, which iit is to say that a substantial review has been at stay and you get to do the mischief and the rabble rousing he's been doing all the way through. >> so you think he should have been told he should start his sentence immediately? >> discretionary call by the judge. it is not unusual to do that. but i wouldn't have been surprised from what i know about the case and nichols is a fine judge so he knows, i'm sure he delved in the record. but i would have said he better bring his toothbrush, yes. and so he's -- i think that is the biggest boon for him of today's sentence. he doesn't care about the money. he expected to do some jail time but not having to surrender immediately and obviously he does not want to go to jail. i thinkp he counts himself a lucky man as he lunches now with his lawyers. >> let me suggest something to you. i'm seeing some reporting from other reporters in courtroom saying that judge said that bannon has to file his notice afteof appeal or else surrender to the bureau o

it's profoundly dangerous if iit is a fundamental threat to our liberties. >> and i r hope the senateurns into republican hands, ise the senate, the republican controlled senate, actually is able to do somethingout al aboul this. tet senator elon musk now takes the reins at twitter, speak of texas because he's moved his operation to his texas tothink texas. what dis to o yohappu think is o happen now that all of thiss lunacy perhaps is going to end with a censorship of opposing viewpoints? >>>> look, i think elon musk's buying twitter is one ofment the most significant developments for free speech inh modern times. big tech is the single greatest threat to free speech and free and fair elections.r elections in america we have in america. abo and twitter was brazen about it, abouutt silencing and censoring conservatives. elon musk, i'm glad he bought twitter. he put a lot og f money into its and what he said is he wants it to be a haven for free speech. he wants t bo let people speakea and debate it and for it to be the town square, a publicemes democracy. i think that is tremendous, t

i guess frustration over what happened over the last decade that the opcw know something called the iit, separate investigative body, that is in the process now of doing attribution, that's what it does. it's gone back and looked at some of these instances and is using its scientific method to try to deduce responsibility, who actually did this. they've come back in the last few months to say that several attacks that they identified were clearly associated with syria. they were syrian aircraft, these were from the stockpile, known stockpile, the chemicals insider forensically traced to the weapons that we know that syria made. so they are naming names now in a way that hasn't been done before. this gives you hope that as frustrating as this has been, as elusive as justice has been, as elusive as justice has been, that they're still the process and there still hope that someday, it might be well into the future, there will be accountability, and that evidence exist. it's been collected, the evidence continues to be gathered and we have to hope someday there will be a hearing. in the mea

category which is iit just want to be in the room where it happens. i don't really want power. just want to be around powerful people so i can talk about that and feel important. that is the drug of washington, the little mixes. the truth of the trump category the peter principle. people have heard of the peter principle, these are people who just proved that theory, they rose way past the level of incompetence but this is a real problem. like, trump, so this is a tension between the alyssa argument of these people. like because there were so few people that were willing to go in, there were a lot of spots available for people that never would've been within 1000 feet of the white house. >> i kept thinking todayay why, cassie hutchinson i'm sure in the decade would have been qualified to work in the white house maybe if it was a different era, anyway, she, why would thiswh 25-year-old within 24-year-old this person with the proximity with what was happening why was she the witness around the president and his lawyers and they are plotting god knows what? and it's because in par

. >> so it doesn't matter what iit is . those no matter who they have to go through, they will sayowe. and do anything with retainy do' power. kn >> but i told them earlymessin they don't know who to mess with . ght right now. they are prepared.e me, god fo, prepared me for this moment right here. >> and i told my guy ares are waiting grizzly bear now r wanow you got to fight. and i think, senator , one saw. it friday night and i saidl se he's going to see it come november. e because he's going to be leaving and i'm going to shake his hand because you don't want to shake my hand that well. he when the debate was over,t shak i would shake his hand as you deba walking out of the door got his kicked . >> that's why. well, i don't i don'te ovet wan say it like that. >> well, i don't want to say it like that. but he gott be i thin k you realize. got >> but the thing is , is thisabu is about georgia is about the people of georgia by the t people of the united states of america, that right now wehes a that there's a problem. and t

textbooks out there, this may or may not be the strength of the book dipping on how you feel is that iitdid most of the tech in the politics tend to follow particular structure which is basically ten chapters of diagnosis or complaints and kinda one chapterer to the end which is what we going to do about i it pretty and not as wel thought out and the ideas the previous ten chapters in the smoke starts with a 50/50 balance here interested in ways we might regulate algorithms and data flows and powerful roadblos and art intelligence systems and media platforms this book seeks to have her number of solutions which you know is that they are all small republican in the way that i have described because, newly think it would be worse than anything is trying to regulate the those government technology and i intellectually incoherent and just responded to the crises for the popular knee-jerk complaint and we need to found intellectual basis for what i thank you so actually the most important political project of our time. in the last century, the 20th century, the great political question was to

>>iit's within our reach to do this. >> raymond, lisaamon, two offavi my favorite freedom fighters. all right. g americ a. test thirty one days out, one ofing l the fastest growing blocks inocs the country, latino are leaving the democrat party in droves. even msnbcthat can't avoid talking about it. >> the democratic party has changed a lot. and i didn't identify more with the republican party. what things? well, we're fagone country family and hard work also used to vote blue, too. now, he's also a republican and most concerned with immigration con and beefinp your security. >> what are the concerns you have about immigrationborder? the fact of the matter is that we you know, we don't feele safe anymore. >>anymor joining me now is repun congresswoman meitav flores, who is running for reelection in texas.re and , yes, the vega, the gopg fo congressional candidate in virginia. congresswoman, welcome . therxas. cone is a new poll thas that 40%, of course, there'snt n a new poll that shows that 40% of independent latino voters are still undecided ahead ofundt midterms. is it enough the

iit was only later during their retirement. did they actually rekindle their friendship? discussing many different topics in their correspondence think that has also happened another time or two, but i won't bring that up. [laughter] and those two men actually remained at odds for many, many, years. it was only later during their retirement did they actually rekindle their friendship, discussing many different topics in their correspondance, including the topic of death. adams actually wrote to jefferson in 1822 these words, quote, i answer your question, is death an evil? it is not an evil. it is a blessing to the individual and to the world. yet, we ought not to wish for it, to life becomes insupportable, end quote. he was 86 years old when he wrote this note. perhaps adams had become comfortable with the idea of leaving the world. it was four years later that both men, adams and jefferson, passed away on the same exact day. july 4th, 1826. and while he was not present when his father died, john quincy adams later recorded his father's last words, three very poignant wo