not a black swan it's a white swan and then just the latest century a read of yours an international business times are saying yeah actually it could be a black swan is it is it because the pandemic itself the virus is self is not the black swan but the black swan is the handling of the aftermath there is a saying no no one has said this is a story so it will oh that's a people. handling it. my black swan i said it's not the disease but the eros the lack of logical behavior of our people. they're not just you know i they're not are they so let me tell you why it's not a black swan a black swan to something you don't see coming something that they have movies about how could be a black swan so they had movies about 10 times in the black swan discuss going through the day and i say whoa because of the structure of the world. expect to have maybe sure but that makes but deep are the ones that have to be deeper. and let's not trust medical knowledge too much because. it has improved for a lot of diseases but the diseases are smaller than most ok but whatever is happening now or not now that the disease

not a black swan it's a white swan and then just the latest century a read of yours in international business times you're saying yeah actually it couldn't be a black swan is it is it because the pandemic itself the virus is self is not the black swan but the black swan is the handling of the aftermath there is a saying no no one has said this is a story so it will oh that's a people. handling it. my black swan i said it's not the disease but the eros the lack of logical behavior on our people. do not say no i did not or they saw let me tell you why it's not a black swan a black swan to something you don't see coming something that they have movies about how could it be a black swan. so they had movies about those in the black swan discuss going through the day and i say whoa because of the structure of the world. expect to have maybe sure but that makes but deep are the ones that have to be deeper. and let's not trust medical knowledge too much because. it has improved for a lot of diseases but the diseases are smaller than most ok but whatever is happening now or not now that the disease is sort

about the government and also what does what should the international business community take from what's happening well it's interesting the timing of this basically it's not a good sign in terms of transparency and if you're thinking of investing in china you know you're going to see these they're going to be a bit worried about this kind of thing when someone so famous to such a big global company like ali baba can can get can just disappear like this it just shows to me. politics always beats out financial in china even if there is a good sound financial economic reason for this you can be sure that it's something to do the communist party asserting control so i think that stuff's the key factor here and as you know this year is going to be the 100th anniversary of the communist party so there's a real sense that in china everyone is getting things lined up getting all the ducks lined up so it's going to be a big year celebrating the communist party and it's very possible that. well it's very interesting because silicon valley is big when it comes to investing in china and china chinese tech so one really wonders what's going

about the government and also what does what should the international business community take from what's happening well it's interesting the timing of this basically it's not a good sign in terms of transparency and if you're thinking of investing in china you know you're going to see these they're going to be a bit worried about this kind of thing when someone so famous such a big global company like ali baba can can get can just disappear like this it just shows to me. politics always beats out financial in china even if there's a good sound financial economic reason for this you can be sure that it's something to do the communist party asserting control so i think that's that's the key factor here and as you know this year is going to be the 100th anniversary of the communist party so there's a real sense that in china everyone is getting things lined up getting all the ducks lined up so it's going to be a big year celebrating the communist party and it's very possible that. well it's very interesting because silicon valley is big when it comes to investing in china and china chinese tech so one really wonders what's going thr

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about the government and also what does what should the international business community take from what's happening well it's interesting the timing of this basically it's not a good sign in terms of transparency and if you're thinking of investing in china you know you're going to see these 2 going to be a bit worried about this kind of thing when someone so famous such a big global company like ali baba can can get can just disappear like this it just shows to me. politics always beats out financial in china even if there's a good sound financial economic reason for this you can be sure that it's something to do the communist party asserting control so i think that's that's the key factor here and as you know this year is going to be the 100th anniversary of the communist party so there's a real sense that in china everyone is getting things lined up getting all the ducks lined up so it's going to be a big year celebrating the communist party and it's very possible that. well it's very interesting because silicon valley is big when it comes to investing in china and china chinese tech so one really wonders what's going through t

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here the internal clock cells in green are busy at work and they set the pace or issue commands such as time to get up for fly or fall asleep. about what do the cells in our lives look like to find out researchers have plugged in individual cells an electrode on the left a cell on the right. this is what an active clock cell sounds like it fires off its commands. the internal clock determines the fly it's workaday the scientists want to find out when the insects have their meals for instance. on the menu sugar water dispensed by a thin syringes. come in fast forward the syringe is empty out fastest in the morning their most important meal the flies seem to love a big breakfast. morning in general is their active period also when it comes to hatching. these pupae see no daylight and are blind to the red safelight under which the scientists perform their experiments. and yet they always had the morning as the time lapse photography shows. and it makes sense. that had to flee the adult fly has to hold their head of itself once it's hatched during the daytime it can look for food it can look for

here the internal clock cells in green are busy at work and they set the pace or issue commands such as time to get up for fly or fall asleep. mike what do the cells in our lives look like to find out researchers have plugged in individual cells an electrode on the left a cell on the right. this is what an active clock cell sounds like it fires off its commands. the internal clock determines the client's workaday the scientists want to find out when the insects have their meals for instance. on the menu sugar water dispensed by a thin syringes. the outcome in fast forward the syringe is empty out fastest in the morning their most important meal the flies seem to love. big breakfast. morning in general is their active period also when it comes to hatching. these pupae see no daylight and are blind to the red safelight under which the scientists perform their experiments. and yet they always had in the morning as the time lapse photography shows. and it makes sense. but had to flee the don't fly has to hold their head of itself once it's hatched during the daytime it can look for food it can l

we'll certainly keep an eye on this search of international editor richard walker thank you so much for that. well time now for a look at some of the other business stories making news general electric is suing german rival siemens energy and they alleging it exploited its trade secrets the story goes back to 2019 when the companies were competing on a large contract for gas turbines siemens maintains it has done nothing wrong. delta airlines lost 12000000000 dollars last year due to the pandemic while the u.s. carrier is hoping bookings will pick up as vaccine dollars continue look at if international business travel is expected to recover those lonely. now we announce it at the beginning the global smartphone market is many dominated by products from asia and the u.s. but did you know that there are also smart phones made in germany and they're sustainable to. silicon valley it isn't but the little german village of is home to high and sustainable mobile phone technology brothers karsten and samuel of all that are media designers who are unhappy with the big smartphone makers and so shift was born. in some few dimensions people said we were cra

states of america is the blood, sweat, and tears of small business owners and entrepreneurs across the country are crushed and interned at the same timen, d.c., is absolutely condemnable. we should be able to do both. mark also said it's going to be a launching point to encroach upon our civil liberties. he's absolutely right. the left is already comparing last week to 9/11. 9/11 was one of the biggest sacrifices of our civil liberties. the coronavirus academic lockdown is our second-biggest sacrifice of our lifetime. this event will probably be yet another huge crackdown on our civil liberties. >> katie: there is a responsibility of the media not to make the situation worse and had over the weekend "the new york times" published a photo of a daily caller reporter whwho has been reporting on rios for over a year now and classified him on the front page as a writer. it seems when we are in crisis and emotions are high, nuance and context are more important than ever and reporter should take a step back and say let's get the facts first before we move down the road of accusing certain people being involved in a situation. >> gillian: yo

busy. there's a time a connected to my car so if the internal temperature drops to minus 2 in the car ignites itself to warm up the engine and then it turns off again so there are 2 auto ignitions per night. his gem of the sport thank you lauren a limp a $100.00 metres hurdles champion brianna nail has been provisionally suspended of violating anti doping rules the takes integrity unit says she's been charged with tampering within the results management process but didn't elaborate any further 29 year old mcneil is an american athletes who won gold at the rio olympics in 2016 a year later she was banned for 12 months after missing 3 out of competition drug tests we shall have missed that is world championships for ariza shot a class become the nativist formula one driver to test positive for corona virus he self isolating at home in monaco with mild symptoms after being in close contact with the positive case because the 5th driver to catch the virus it comes just days after the start of the new season was pushed back to the end of march because of difficulties holding races in australia and

business i'll see you then. and welcome back this is our to international now efforts to get europeans on the move during these covert stricken times are being pushed by the greek prime minister he's calling on the european commission to agree on a way for vaccinated travelers to cross borders throughout the e.u. . it is agent to adopt a common understanding about how vaccination certificates should be structured so they can be accepted in all member states covered passports have been suggested in other countries as well the danish health minister is working on a certificate for vaccinated travelers airlines are also latching on to the idea a survey for australia's quantas shows that 9 out of 10 people would be willing to get an ocular added so they can travel again but more than 6 months of discussions around the world have so far led to little in the way of agreement and critics claim that covert passports discriminate against people who have not been vaccinated the chief executive of the world travel and tourism council says vaccine passports should not be the only option. the dog we are it sure is totally against health passpor

business i'll see you then. welcome back this is an international now the heated speech x. has fallen on another social media presence this time facebook has taken down a group called patriots against joe biden it was allied to the conservative news site the scoop whose founders have also had their personal profiles permanent profiles permanently banned here's how facebook explained its decision to page patriots against joe biden has been removed for violating the terms of use pages that the hateful threatening all obscene we also take down pages that that's how an individual group or the sits upon an authorized individual the big tech purge ramped up a gear earlier this month when donald trump and some of his closest allies found themselves silenced by twitter facebook and other platforms many conservatives flocked instead to twitter rival parlor but that too fell foul of the internet gate keepers 1st it was dropped by apple and google app stores then amazon pulled the plug on hosting the website on its cloud servers and a facebook has banned the page of group for disillusioned democratic voters. relative new kid on the block

working with the world economic forum under their international business council which just put out a report last week. brian moynihan put a lot of time into that. is that a step in the right direction? >> i think so although i've not looked at it but that kind of effort is because if it's what you say, it's a tool based, and i'm just one practical guide. like, endless summer has a tool for something, they are not going to do it, full stop, right? people did not treat options do we had the actual options the room. people did not advertise online until google created a a tool o allow them to figure out how many clicks the got. when you develop a tool, people start doing the things. and if you don't have a tool they are just not going to do it. >> you just want a full toolbox and that every sitting there with a hammer. >> that is right. right now anybody sitting there with a hammer and wondered why things are lurching and one particular direction. well, because that's what happens when you have one tool. >> let me turn to the questions and please put your questions into the q&a, click on the q&a. one question here, i don't have a name w

they have global investment banking talent at the same time they have an international asset management business that is beating expectations recently especially with the strength coming back into the markets lazard is our favorite right now. you talk about one ipo after another, lazard will be a company that will truly benefit from that. the other one this i am excited about and i think a lot of people have give up on completely is madison square garden network you know, they had the regional sports net that broadcast the nix' games and the rangers with governor cuomo finally starting the support gaming and sports galing in particular in new york state, we think they will be really a prime beneficiary of that new legislation that will hopefully pass sometime in the next year you know, you will have more and more advertising coming from fan duel and all of those types of companies. >> all right thank you very much for joining us and naming some names john rodgers from ariel. >>> after the break, the cfo of wells fargo. you are watching "closing bell" on cnbc. i think financial illiteracy and inc

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ago am on the last time the this group of players were together was back in march so as an international team it's been very short preparations it we're from the stadiums cameroon is busy with groundwork for hosting the competition. that i still in the crowds and the fans are determined to do we worry about the virus to one side. yes without the. hope that everything will be ok. this is the 1st train coming this tuesday. 16 national teams are battling it out because most important title is the pandemic. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you confirms joe biden as the next president of the united states if a mission came just hours after supporters of donald trump tried to disrupt the proceedings by storming the u.s. capitol one person was shot and killed and the body. across the world political leaders have reacted with shock at the chaos in washington germany's chancellor slams president trump for stoking the violence by failing to admit his defeat. that's it from me and the news team here in berlin coming up next focus in europe so don't miss that. visit our website for news and information that is dot com and peaceful. as well as news. at the top

week ago on the last time this group of players were together was back in march so was an international team it's been very short preparations it we're from the stadiums cameron is busy with groundwork for hosting the competition. i thought i was still into cleaning the crowds and the fans are determined to who we were about the virus to one side. yes more that we are not there hope that everything will be ok. this is the 1st time come these to. 16 national teams above the new dot for africa's most important so prototype 2 is the fundament. let's get a reminder now of our top stories congress has confirmed joe biden is the next president of the united states that came just hours after supporters of donald trump try to disrupt the proceedings by storming the u.s. capitol one person was shot and killed in the violence. and across the world political leaders have reacted with shock and the chaos attached to germany's chancellor angela merkel has slammed president trump for stoking the violence by sailing to admit defeat and. coming up next is business news but we leave you now with some of the images that sent shock waves around the world. oh boy. the. city has a law in

and the international space station a problem that will only worsen as private companies like space x. and google send a flurry of new satellites into space over the coming years. time. business . solutions so i said you have. several. people that number. one team to launch. the population satellites in orbit. and. find. the debris removal mission is set to launch in 2025 where a custom spacecraft or tentacle will capture the trash and bring it back down to earth and well burn up as it enters the orbit the object being removed a so-called best but payload adapter that was used to hold. and released a satellite in 2013 which weighs about 247 pounds to the distant ticals was to safest way. for arms. or not it's. now clear space as a i hope this is just the beginning the c.e.o. there says that he wants to eventually expand such operations in the future to include an object removal servicing and we feeling reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . the pandemic lockdowns the wildly necessary yes they are also terribly inconvenient and very debilitating but that doesn't mean they have brought us nothing of value beyond just keeping us from getting sick you know because besides ke

business closers because of the coronavirus pandemic speak to robert scott who's a senior international economist a big anomic policy institute he's joining us via skype from parliament that's in maryland thanks for your time on al-jazeera so the message from public health experts is that the pandemic is going to get worse before it gets better so what does this mean for the economy from an economic policy perspective what can be done . i mean the 1st priority has got to be providing relief to workers to communities to states to end to provide funding to to roll out this a vaccine delivery program at your last speaker talked about so these are really got to be the key priorities but relief is essential because we've got to be able to enable families to survive and stay home from work stay home from school if they need to do that to stay safe but do you agree with some who may who say that no amount of government assistance to individuals and small bit businesses can fix the american economy until the underlying causes of the problems are fakes and that's the cloven $1000.00 pandemic on top of that is defeated the nothing else can be fixed. well i think in some sense that those those claims are correct that

business in hong kong. what is it mean for international companies? karen: this is something that's been a major question for people operating in china for a long time.is only going to concern people if the net -- if the national security law doesn't discriminate. as we find out more information about who is arrested, that will inform how those play out. francine: thank you so much. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news in new york city. ritika: democrats need to pick up both seats in the georgia runoff election to take control of the senate. they are now halfway there. according to the associated press, democrat raphael warnock defeated senator kelly loeffler. he will be georgia's first black senator. the race between democrat jon ossoff and republican david perdue is a dead heat with a number of votes still to be counted. in washington today, president trump will address thousands of protesters that gathered on the overturn of the election loss of joe biden. will certify the result. normally that's a pro forma matter but a number of republicans plan to protest the move. -- protest the vote. trump has signed an executive order banning

>> how about four times as many according to the international labor organization. covid restrictions on businesses last year. that, they say, is equivalent to 255 million full-time jobs. indeed, quadruple the impact of the financial crisis over a decade ago. the report says it has been the most severe crisis for the world of work since the great depression of the 1930s, and the impact has been almost equally split between reduced work hours and, of course, huge job losses with women and young people taking the biggest hits, stu. stuart: i think that's accurate. thank you, ashley. >> yep. stuart: did you hear about this? the mayor of portland is ted wheeler. a man who confronted him over restrictions. dedale tails just a-- details just ahead. the house has delivered the articles of impeachment to the senate. could a trial backfire on the democrats? excuse me. there's the slow march to the senate with the article of impeachment. backfire? we'll see. sean duffy on that in a moment. ♪ can't read my poker face. ♪ can't read my, can't read my, no, he can't read poker face ♪♪ ♪♪ sofi made it so easy to p

at the same time, we have been clear that business development and acquisitions represent an important part of our strategy, which will come with our internalorts. last year we disclosed an important deal that gave us access to an innovative medicine. we highlighted our potential for the medicine yesterday. above $4 billion for that asset alone. going forward, cs continuing to invest -- i see us continuing to invest -- acquisitions are an important part of our strategy and we have the resources to act when we see an asset that is interesting for us. going to be not that wast the cbr associated with celegene. that was $6 billion? you backed the 2 billion buyback. our buybacks more important or do you think m&a is more important? i am curious how you will be distributing that money and thinking about that money. dr. caforio: we have strong financial flexibility as a company. what we announced yesterday is an incremental 2 billion-dollar share buyback. we also announced an acceleration of repayment of $4 billion in debt into this year. that has the objective of continuing to strengthen our balance sheet and provide financial flexibility. the c

international implications. all right. thanks very much indeed. and final word to you, valeriejarrett and. ...isjoe biden going to be so busy trying to heal the divisions in the united states that he's going to have no timeorld stage? well, here is some good news. we have a president who has the experience, the intellect, the discipline and the team to multitask. as we just said, the president can't afford tojust focus on one thing. you have to focus on multiple fronts at once. we are all interconnected. the united states had a horrendous attempt to overthrow our government, storming the capitol, trying to reverse the fair and clearly illegal election in our country. and that is unprecedented in our country. and so, yes, there is much work to do to rebuild the credibility and the confidence of, as you said, those 70 million people who didn't vote for him. but i am confident that he can do that while he is reestablishing our credibility on the world stage. that is the job of the president of the united states and to assemble a team that is organised in a way to move down multiple fronts, some of which are independent. but as richard said, many of which require an overlap of cooperation. and that's good ne

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week ago on the last time this group of players were together was back in march so as an international team it's been very short preparations it we're from the stadiums cameron is busy with groundwork for hosting the competition. but i'm still into thinning the crowds and offense i determined to put a we were above the virus to one side. yes to that we are facing that going out there hope that everything will be ok. this is the 1st train coming this tuesday championship 16 national teams above the new doubts for africa's most important soccer title since the fundament. and that is it for now the show to check out our other stories on dot com forward slash africa also on facebook at that at will see the effect. to. the mood. the grammy awards have been postponed but we've still got plenty of arts and culture for you coming up we've even got last year's big grammy winner billie eilish as an edible sculpture and she's not alone. and also on the show be electronic jazz quartet treats to a special garage concert. all that coming up in a moment but 1st a real life were refugees as the hero of a comic book. thought his own harrowing escape from iraq and his new life in ger

week ago on the last time this group of players were together was back in march so as an international team it's been very short preparations it we're from the stadiums cameroon is busy with groundwork for hosting the competition. but i still entertaining the crowds and the fans are determined to go to we worry about the virus to one side. yes without the. hope that everything will be ok. this is the 1st train coming his piece to championship 16 national teams are battling it out because most important title says the pandemic. news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you congress has come from joe biden as the next president of the united states the information came just hours after supporters of donald trump tried to disrupt the proceedings by storming the u.s. capitol one person was shot and killed in the bottom. across the world political leaders have reacted with shock at the chaos in washington germany's chancellor slammed president trump for stoking the violence by failing to admit his defeat. and that's it from the new seam of fun all don't go away though coming up next on news asia program into why china blocked a visit by investigators fro

bobulinski, a well-known international business man who was asked by the biden family to do business with them in china. he met with the former vice president joe biden two separate times and they talked about the china business deal. this information has been out for several weeks. it's been at the hands of a number of news organizations. the reason you were hearing agh lot of this for the first time tonight on this show is because they have resolutely ignored it and tried to suppress the story. joe biden has rarely been asked about it. there's an enormous amount of detail and documentation that nr one has refuted because it's real. this topic did come up because the president pushed it at last week's presidential debate and what was notable was joe biden didn't deny any specifics about his connections to chinese communist party and his family doing business there. he himself participated in that business. instead, biden dismissed the entire story out of hand and suggested that tony bobulinski who was a veteran, a former naval officer was part of our russian disinformation campaign aimed at this country. his evidence for that? there wasn't any. instead, he cited a let

internally. we have not set up that as a priority. certainly, this could be something we could think about. guy: dr. romero, appreciate your time today. i know you are a busyro, arkansas health secondary. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: back to the breaking news from earlier, the senate has the votes to confirm lloyd austin as defense secretary, and a vote on janet yellen will be expected later on today. joining us is emily wilkins a bloomberg government. it's an historic day no matter which way you slice it. the first african-american defense secretary and woman secretary. emily: the secretary has approved darrell alston to be the defense secretary, and janet yellen is expected later today, and we will expect a vote on biden's secretary of state nominee, antony blinken. it sends like he will have the votes -- sound like he will have the votes. guy: how do they juggle this ongoing confirmation process with the impeachment story that is about to begin? emily: we will be seeing more details on that in the coming days. chuck schumer announced the articles of impeachment will be transmitted to the senate monday, meaning under the rules of the senate, the trial will

business development and things of that nature. by the time those land runs conclude, what is left is this area still called indian territory. we shared an internationalrier, the muscogee nation dead with the oklahoma territory , so everything out west was called the oklahoma territory and to this eastern part of present day oklahoma was known as indian territory. there were tribes living here as part of the region. the initial dawes act did not apply to the tribes living in the eastern part of indian territory. the federal government create this commission called the dawes commission. their job is to go out and visit their remaining tribes and convince them to go along with the initial provisions of the dawes act. go ahead and create the partnership with the federal government and go ahead with the process of finding these privately owned plots of land. this occurs over a number of years in predominantly the five tribes, the cherokee nation, the choctaw nation, the chickasaw nation, and the muscogee nation are against going along with that process -- took us on nation, the seminole nation and the muscogee nation are against going along -- the chickas

internally because he's so focused-- i understand he's focused on that thing. there's a lot of things i want to focus on. >> andrew is an equal owner in this business, and it's timeother. he should be free to do his job, and he needs to demand it. >> jon, do you ever listen to any of his ideas? >> i listen to some of them. >> but he's your brother, who owns half the business. >> he's my brother, and i love him, but i ca--i don't have time to listen to a lot of these ideas. >> i'd like to hear some of his ideas. i mean, let's hear what he has to say. >> i want to start advertising with zipcar, and--and doing some cross-promotional advertising with them. >> what's the--what's the next idea? >> no, that's a valid idea. >> that's a great feature to have after the sale, but doesn't generate people coming in here. >> there's marketing, there's advertising, and part of advertising is the radio. >> it's--honestly, drew, it's like--this is like a broken record to me. i don't feel comfortable with it, i'm sorry. >> andrew is supposed to be in charge of marketing and advertising, and car cash spends between $20,000 and $50,000 a month. most of that is spent on radio. now, j

business. >> we are fully convinced that we must maintain our borders open to guarantee the good working of the internal market. at the same time also convinced that when it comes to non-essential travel, restrictions should be considered. anna: european council president speaking after a private video call between eu leaders where they warned that life is normal won't return anytime soon and that tough or restrictions may be needed on the continent. anneka treon. we touched on the european angle here. you are talking about the comments we got yesterday from kristi lagarde -- christine lagarde. the virus is still the main story she's needing to work around, just like everybody else. does anybody stand out to you in terms of the european central bank conversation? are they just wasp -- watching the fiscal development at this point? anneka: they are certainly emphasizing the fiscal development. they are acknowledging the fact that monetary policy is running out of ammo. what stood out to me the most is the fact that the ecb is in the midst of a strategic review. there's a good reason for it. if you think about the core goals of t

international luggage delivery service. adam, thanks so much for taking the time to talk to us on bbc news. and ask you, first of all, give us a sense of how exactly your businessto-door luggage delivery _ works. send my bag as a door-to-door luggage delivery service. _ works. send my bag as a door-to-door luggage delivery service. we _ works. send my bag as a door-to-door luggage delivery service. we started i luggage delivery service. we started off helping students travel from northern ireland into england, now we send luggage and boxes all around the world. we work with international logistics companies and every month, we have customers traveling over 150 different roots, 150 countries, thousands of routes. tell me how have things changed for your business since brexit? weill. tell me how have things changed for your business since brexit? well, we are uuite your business since brexit? well, we are quite fortunate _ your business since brexit? well, we are quite fortunate in _ your business since brexit? well, we are quite fortunate in that _ your business since brexit? well, we are quite fortunate in that we - your business since brexit? well, we are quit

time doing that so soon if at all. joining me now is the business professor at the university of maryland and former chief economist for the u.s. internationalon and great guy peter morici. peter, happy new year to you. >> happy new year. above all i'm a friend of griff. griff: listen, i'm so excited you are joining us this morning because you actually say that by deposit be may have a hard time undoing the trump tax cuts as we saw in that interview he is pretty determined to do so. >> he needs 51 votes. he gets one tax measure every year where he only needs a simple majority in the senate. even if the republicans were to win both races in georgia, that means his majority in the senate would have to be 100 percent. all the democrats would have to line up. he only needs to lose one or two and his tax cuts are going to cut much deeper than those people over $400,000, for example, raising the cap on social security. >> there was a lot of obfuscation and frankly not plighpolite to call the presidef the united states he is not president yet. let's just say it's a big fib. >> professor, let me ask you all with the trump tax cuts, biden also wants

case that businesses have a bumpy year and make up the money that they lost last year, that they lost over the winter and that they lost from international visitors. this is going to take timeies. our south asia correspondent rajini vaid—ya—nathan reports from delhi. the first dance forjagtar singh johal on his wedding day in 2017. the 33—year—old from dumbarton in scotland had travelled to india for the celebrations. days later while out shopping with his new wife he was taken away by police in the state of punjab. he's been in detention ever since. seen here at a court hearing, jagtar sinthohal�*s accused of conspiracy to murder. indian authorities allege he was involved in a series of killings of right—wing hindu leaders. officials claim he is a member of the separatist organisation they describe as a terrorist gang. they say mrjohal paid £3000 to the group to help fund the crimes. jagtar sinthohal denies the allegations. his family say he is a peaceful activist who has written about human rights violations against sikhs. i believe he is innocent and he'll be proven innocent through the courts if a trial starts. what's your message to the uk government? he's been subject