to talk more about the crisis in texas, we are joined by naomi klein. correspondent at "the intercept" and a professor at rutgers university, along with juan and zealous. she has just written a piece in "the new york times" headlined "why texas republicans fear the green new deal." she is the author of several books. her most recent is coming out tomorrow, "how to change everything: the young human's guide to protecting the planet and each other." her previous books include "the shock doctrine: the rise of disaster capitalism." welcome back to democracy now! talk about the republican leadership of texas blaming its catastrophe on what hasn't even happened yet, and that is the green new deal. naomi, i think we are having trouble right now hearing you. we are going to go to a break and then we will come back to you. we're just having trouble making the connection to you. naomi klein, senior correspondent at "the intercept" writing an op-ed in "the new york times." back in a moment. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "texas sun" kruangbin and leon bridges. this is demo

klein? >> klein of virginia votes no. >> mr. klein no. mrs. bow bert. >> bow bert votes no. >> miss bow bert votes no. mr. donalds. >> mr. donalds votes no. >> mr. donalds no. feen extra? >> feinstra no. >> feinstra no. mr. good. >> good no. >> mr. good no. mrs. hinson. >> hinson from iowa votes no. >> hinson no. mr. obernolte. >> obernolte votes no. >> obernolte no. yarmouth. >> yarmouth from kentucky votes aye. >> mr. yarmouth aye. >> are there any members who wish to record a vote who haven't voted or wish to change their vote? >> yes, higgins from new york. >> mr. higgins. >> how am i recorded? >> mr. higgins, you are recorded with an aye. >> thank you. >> mr. higgins aye. >> all right. if there is no one else who wishes to change their vote, then the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are -- and the nos are 16. >> the ayes being 19 and the nos being 16, the motion is agreed to. it is now in order to consider voting on motion number 2 offered by representatives donalds and growthman. as a reminder, members m

klein. mr. klein, can you please repeat your vote? >> no. >> mr. klein, no. mrs. boabart. >> no. >> mrs. boabart no. mr. donlds. >> donalds votes no. >> donalds no. >> no. >> mr. goode. >> goode, virginia, no. >> mr. goode, no. mrs. hinson. >> hinson from iowa votes no. >> mrs. hinson, no. mr. obernaulty. >> no. >> rep jakes change his vote to no please? >> sorry, mr. yarmuth? >> yarmuth of kentucky votes aye. >> did a member request to change their vote? >> yes, chris jacobs, no vote, please. >> mr. jacobs, no. >> are there any members who wish to record their vote who have not voted or who wish to change their vote? if not, the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman? >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 19 and the nos are 15. >> did somebody seek recognition? >> mr. chairman, this is mr. dogget just receiving recognition to find out how it was recorded and vote. >> mr. doggett has not been reported. >> doggett votes no. >> doggett no. mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 19 and the nos are 16. >> the ayes being 19 and the nos 16 the ayes have it an

that said there's been some research and if you really want to know more about it nick carter from klein desk he wrote a big article about it but essentially what he said in the article is that china is the largest producer of a lot just minor of big coin and they use hydraulic tronics and from that process which starts out with aluminum they're actually read purposing wasteful energy about 8 percent of the energy gets wasted in normal use so our concerns are not necessarily warranted in terms of the financing and the illicit financing i've never heard of you when you wondering have you. this sort we only had so. definitely some interesting comments there very great points all around michelle snyder christy i thank you both so much for your time. that's it for this time you can catch boom vast on demand on the portable t.v. after the hearing next time and as always don't forget to question more. we're more politicized than ever we're more polarized than ever the 21st century when speed is measured in megabytes post. and the models are just on their. terms and of course using him electron

that said there's been some research and if you really want to know more about it nick carter from klein desk he wrote a big article about it but essentially what he said in the article is that china is the largest producer of a large as mine are all of big point and they use hydro electronics and from that process which starts out with aluminum they're actually read purposing wasteful energy about 8 percent of the energy gets wasted normal use so our concerns are not necessarily warranted in terms of the financing and the illicit financing i've never heard of you when you wondering have you been this sort. so. definitely has been interesting comments there very great points all around michelle snyder christy i thank you both so much for your time. that's it for this time you can catch boom on demand on the portable t.v. ad was the very next time and as always don't forget to question morning. or early. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests or you see in this these techniques is the state devising methods to him to essenti

, peter klein, august pflueger tony gonzalez. watch interviews with new members of congress tonight at eight eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> democratic lawmakers introduced legislation based on an immigration proposal from the biden administration . some of the provisions include a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants area and an increase to the number of foreign visas and additional funding for screening and border security read this virtual news conference is just over an hour. >> i'm so, good morning. my name is robert wood, senator menendez office. thank you so much for all of the entrance, all of the inquiries. and i would just want to go over a couple of ground rules . the members will be all speaking. i will be helping moderate. conversation. as we've instructed members, senator menendez and sanchez will start off the press conference delivering the remarks and the rest of the members will be getting brief remarksfor a minute, minute and a half and then we open it

roller lockdowns instead of going to the movies audiences are streaming films on their sofas but as klein a asks exactly what it is we're biting into our homes he's a man on a mission this book streamline and takes a critical look at our new constant companion the streaming services through streaming is the leading medium of our time to significantly increase the frequency and intensity of streaming. but he's no fan of streaming services and believes they use their great power for manipulation their advantage and for spying on users stream. that's because no medium comes closer to us than streaming no other medium is capable of capturing every single step we take in analyzing it and any 2nd what does that do to our culture to our media landscape to how we deal with the films. what does this data piracy do to our democracy when we watch netflix. netflix watches us all is fair in love and the old war in which every new release pulls out all the stops. just stuff. you have no idea what rejecting netted 80000000 viewers in 83 countries in just 4 weeks another i can't sing record a few years a

in these 2 streets in you gus and klein a cut from gaza a jewish residual area was created 1000 years ago because jews were only allowed to settle here the houses were built particularly narrow and high in order to offer as much space as possible. the speed of museum is also located here in that you wouldn't want the jewish courtyard. in the middle ages by i was called in hebrew which is how the museum got its name. warms was called. mines. for this reason these 3 cities are called shoot communities. stands for peter for while my desire. for. a turn is like a low ball it is familiar to jews all over the world. the importance of becomes clear when you go outside the museum here you can see the remains of the mediæval synagogue it dates back to 110 for. next to it was the so-called phone sure the synagogue for the women. in general women and men set apart and synagogues well in this bench here used to be for the women they were able to follow the service by these listening slots. this is particularly noteworthy a ritual bath from the 12th century. the water basin is 10 meters below the

dr klein is to face it mocks where one of their children who has been in a very difficult situation. to . the point yes. you know you know i did not. draw i'm going. to kill you. and i want to know when you're looking. to hear my whole mama catch up or not but tonight. i'm. going one young still feeling tonight. after bad. ok you know. what. did you. talk. at. me. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in. spearing dramatic development only personally. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical if. you sit down and talk. we're. going. to. look very. closely at the. i'm going to have no more knowledge you know but but it's a bad time to be careless and it is funny because unfortunately. nearly all defense books every. day will bring more shit with each other that's. not something i. want to do down. here to. do. that. with things go well for intel only it will cost more than that classroom what this. costs 40 smaug small and costs more you know during the last you know dispensing money please stick a true cau

we had a meeting of minds with alan and all his experience with boeing, with michael klein, and myselflike a house on fire, and recognized that, peter, why are you pushing like crazy for the spring? what is really important here is to get the quality right. we'll know when it is perfect, when it will truly delight the customer. so they freed me. they said, look, get the product right. don't look to the artificial construct of a specific date. if it rolls on into the second half of the year, we are ok with that. look at the capital. you can pull the trigger when the time is right. we trust you to get it right. we know you want to make it perfect. they are making a luxury car. and when tesla came to market less than 10 years ago, i think a lot of flak was cut then, because the electric cart was such a fun experience, people for gave the build quality issues. the market is not going to be forgiving now. this is a very different world. we have to get things right. and the impact of covid is not to be underestimated here, ed. so, you know, we're chasing down a number of suppliers from aroun

. >> reporter: virgil and trish klein have not lost a step, but after months of covid isolation theye getting anxious to stretch their legs. >> we were looking for a source to get reconnected with the outside world. >> if you don't have a resistance band, you can use your free weights. >> reporter: enter occupational therapist arena pune and her team at stanford health care. for the past several months she has been leading a zoom-based class to help seniors maintain their balance physically and emotionally. >> they definitely mention with covid they're stuck at homes. it's been a different life for them. there is very minimal or no interaction with their families. >> reporter: but during their session, they'll stretch their minds and bodies together. the class is organized around a bingo game with exercise and quizzes peppered in between. >> we do everything from hands to following directions, working on our balance. so i think there are so many fun aspects to it. >> reporter: built on fall prevention classes, the goals are balance, awareness and flexibility. but for many, it's also

. >>> let's bring in our abc political director rick klein. rick, good morning.n trump speaks today, what will you be looking for specifically? >> dan, it's hard to think of it as a comeback when he never really went away. this is a celebration of trumpism at cpac, clearly the former president is going to revel in the reception that he gets. most republicans are looking to see, does he look backwards, or does he look forward? is he focused on retribution, retaliation against republicans that he views as having been less than loyal to him, or does he start to chart a path forward for the republican party? that's a message that people outside of cpac are eager to hear. we don't expect him to announce a candidacy for 2024, but many don't rule it out. clearly the former president wants to signal that he's going to be a major player at least through the midterm elections next year, if not in 2024. >> let's look back at this big covid relief plan that's now moved to the senate. in the senate, biden can't afford to lose one democratic vote given the margin there, can bi

. >> reporter: virgel and chris klein clearly haven't lost a step.nths of covid isolation, they were getting anxious to stretch their legs. >> we were looking for a source to get reconnected with the outside world. >> if you don't have a resistance band, you can use your free weights. >> reporter: enter occupational therapist arena pun and her team at stanford health care. for the past several months she has been leading a zoom-based class to help seniors maintain their balance physically and mentally. >> they definitely mention with covid they're stuck at homes. it's been a different life for them. there is very minimal or no interaction with their families. >> reporter: but during their session, they'll stretch their minds and bodies together. the class is organized around a bingo game with exercise and quizzes peppered in between. >> we do everything from hands to following directions, working on our balance. so i think there are so many fun aspects to it. >> reporter: built on fall prevention classes, the goals are balance, awareness and flexibil

. >> reporter: virgil and trish klein have not lost a step, but after months of covid isolation theyere getting anxious to stretch their legs. >> we were looking for a source to get reconnected with the outside world. >> if you don't have a resistance band, you can use your free weights. >> reporter: enter occupational therapist arena pune and her team at stanford health care. for the past several months she has been leading a zoom-based class to help seniors maintain their balance physically and emotionally. >> they definitely mention with covid they're stuck at homes. it's been a different life for them. there is very minimal or no interaction with their families. >> reporter: but during their session, they'll stretch their minds and bodies together. the class is organized around a bingo game with exercise and quizzes peppered in between. >> we do everything from hands to following directions, working on our balance. so i think there are so many fun aspects to it. >> reporter: built on fall prevention classes, the goals are balance, awareness and flexibility. but for many seniors,

grow lockdowns instead of going to the movies audiences are streaming films on their sofas but as kleina asks exactly what it is we're biting into our homes he's a man on a mission his book streamlined takes a critical look and our new constant companions the streaming service and. streaming is the leading medium of our time corona significantly increase the frequency and intensity of streaming. but he's no fan of streaming services and believes they use their great power for manipulation their advantage and for spying on users streaming. that's because no medium comes closer to us than streaming no other medium is capable of capturing every single step we take in analyzing it and any 2nd what does that do to our culture media landscape to how we deal with the films. what does this data piracy do to our democracy when we watch netflix. netflix watches us all is fair in love and the war a war in which every new release pulls out all the stops. just stuff. you have no idea what rejecting netted 80000000 viewers in 83 countries in just 4 weeks another i catch in record a few years ago stre

klein. >> i think the gentleman for offering this important motion. and i am truly sorry for his loss of his friend. this motion would reprioritize funding the bill that's not directly related to treatment of covid-19 to providing port and support for american negatively impacted by state local lockdown. particular regarding the effects on mental health, substance abuse and domestic violence. as a former prosecutor in the county of rocking ham in my district i particularly understand the importance of assuring the message violence victims are taken care pritt anyone has ever been involved in the issue knows isolation is a major risk factor in domestic violence. unfortunately isolation during covid-19 has been mandated by states. [inaudible] in fact data from a major massachusetts hospital found a significant year-over-year jump in domestic violence cases among patients, nearly all women who sought emergency care during the covid-19 pandemic's first few weeks. so rather than increasing the federal minimum wage, providing expanding medicaid to include p

roller lockdowns instead of going to the movies audiences are streaming films on their sofas but as klein i asked 6 sadly what it is written by digging into our homes he's a man on a mission his book streamlined takes a critical look at our new constant companion the streaming service and. streaming is the leading medium of our time corona significantly increase the frequency and intensity of streaming. but he's no fan of streaming services and believes they use their great power for manipulation their advantage and for spying on users it's true. that it was new medium comes closer to us than streaming a log no other medium is capable of capturing every single step we take in analyzing it and any 2nd what does that do to our culture media landscape to how we deal with the films. what does this data piracy do to our democracy when we watch netflix. netflix watches us all is fair in love and the war a war in which every new release pulls out all the stuff. just stuff. you have no idea what rejecting netted 80000000 viewers in 83 countries in just 4 weeks another i catch in record a few year

it's happening klein a supply didn't just have a little drink and went straight for something stronger than the curry he wanted and i drank the whole thing of course really fast it was gone in no time and then i woke up right here. a half then i started calling people full of shame admitting that it had happened i know from a self-help group that i can may and even must others and that i shouldn't hide away whole the relapse lasted for weeks and then she stopped drinking again that was quicker than usual she says because she had people to turn to this time several times a week she takes part in an online alcoholics anonymous session that may not be as good as face to face but deanna says virtual meetings really do give her strength and support and help her stay off the drink she also tries to stick to a daily routine to help her through the pandemic creative work helps her pass the time but given her history of dependency there is always a nagging anxiety as. you know i'm frightened that if the pandemic just goes on and on and the isolation i will have another relapse and i know that a

. >> reporter: i interviewed sarah klein before news of getter's death. she said she was abused by nasr starting at age 8 while practicing at getter's gym she said he had to know what was going on. >> he saw a small child alone naked with a grown man time after time after time. >> did he ever ask you about that, what was going on in that back room? >> never never. not one time he did not want to know. >> reporter: getter in the past insisted he had zero knowledge of nasser's crimes damage of so many young women he coached. now in prison sentenced to serve more than 100 years. >> lady gaga is offering a $500,000 reward was shot after her dog walker was shot and her dogs koji and gustav were stolen a third dog was recovered. the dog walker was taken to the hospital and is said to be reporting well. >>> let's check in with janessa webb she lets us know what's going on hey, janessa, good morning >> good morning. good morning, everyone happy friday even though the storms are sparking up across the mid-mississippi valley, they'll be continuing all weekend long

live a pool one of the poorest cities in all of europe ravaged by industrial the klein and political isolation a city that ironically has had to stand alone. at it's very cold as a football team and it's finds some of the most committed supporters in the world. painful for fun is not just for the saturday it's been a football fan for the with an equally dana citizen isn't just for the week and not on a satellite in a citizen on a football fan all of a 3 time here it's very roots we can discover what the truth is to be a liverpool. was. i. was. i was. i think this stands for family hard work and dreams liverpool a city known across the world for a famous bird's pop music. the docks that once served an empire and a football club. in the 1970 s. and eighty's liverpool football club reign supreme winning an incredible 9 league titles. but 3 decades have passed since that last victory. for every liverpool fan 2020 is all about one thing. winning the premier league. the times now go into the game when he bowled last time we won we all know how the kind of come close before and it's kind of

. >> reporter: i interviewed sarah klein, she says he was abused by nassar at the age of eight. >> hemall child alone naked with a grown man time after time >> reporter: did he ever ask you about that what was going on in that back room >> never, never not one time he did not want to know says he had no knowledge of >> reporter: geddert in the past had zero knowledge of nassar's crimes crimes that damaged so many and the women he coached nassar is in prison serving more than 100 years anne thompson, nbc news >>> the biden administration is releasing an intelligence report that concludes the ruler of saudi arabia approved the killing of khashoggi andrea mitchell has great details. >> reporter: president biden and the saudi king says the u.s. intelligence report that the crown prince approved the murder of jamal khashoggi in 2018 the report president trump did not release. now the issue is how will the president punish the saudis commitment of human >> lester. >> thank y >>> tomorrow president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to texas where millions are still struggling our m

instead of going to the movies audiences are streaming films on their sofas but as klein asks exactly what it is we're biting into our homes he's a man on a mission his book streamlined takes a critical look and our new constant companion the streaming services through streaming is the leading medium of our time corona significantly increase the frequency and intensity of streaming. but no fan of streaming services and believes they use their great power for manipulation varied vantage enter for spying on users streaming on and that's because no medium comes closer to us than streaming no other medium is capable of capturing every single step we take in analyzing at any 2nd what does that do to our culture to our media landscape to how we deal with fields. what does this data piracy do to our democracy when we watch netflix netflix watches us all is fair in love and the rule over war in which every new release pulls out all the stops. list stuff. no idea which it in netted 80000000 viewers in 83 countries in just 4 weeks another i catch in record a few years ago streaming was english

resorting to drink but the isolation started to get to her and in october she had a relapse and chapman klein a supply didn't just have a little drink and went straight for something stronger than the curb she wanted and i drank the whole thing of course really fast it was gone in no time and then i woke up right here was from a gunshot a half then i started calling people who are full of shame admitting that it had happened and know from a self-help group that i can may and even must call others and that i shouldn't hide away whole the relapse lasted for weeks and then she stopped drinking again that was quicker than usual she says because she had people to turn to this time several times a week she takes part in an online alcoholics anonymous session that may not be as good as face to face but deanna says virtual meetings really do give her strength and support and help her stay off the drink. she also tries to stick to a daily routine to help her through the pandemic creative work helps her pass the time. but given her history of dependency there is always a nagging anxiety as happy as an

. >> reporter: at 8 years old sarah klein began taking gymnastics from coach john geddert, the firstnown victim of larry nassar but she says the physical, verbal and emotional abuse geddert inflicted was worse. >> larry was at least kind, he was loving, he pretended at least to care about us. and john was the one who tortured us in a way that it maked larry and his sexual abuse look like a walk in the park. >> reporter: geddert was expected to turn himself in on thursday. thursday. instead, authorities found his body at this michigan rest stop according to affiliate wlns. he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the michigan attorney general's office called his death a tragic end to a tragic story for everyone involved. >> felt like true to john geddert form, i am above the law, i am a narcissist, and i'm getting the last word. >> reporter: klein and her attorney who has represented more than 200 nassar victims, want usa gymnastics and the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee to be held accountable for the abuse. >> these people let this happen with nassar and geddert for money.

and chapman klein a supply didn't just have a little drink and went straight for something stronger than the kirk he wanted and i drank the whole thing of course really fast it was gone in no time and then i woke up right here was from it a half then i started calling people full of shame admitting that it had happened and know from a self-help group that i can may and even must call others and that i shouldn't hide away they can call the relapse lasted for weeks and then she stopped drinking again that was quicker than usual she says because she had people to turn to this time several times a week she takes part in an online alcoholics anonymous session that may not be as good as face to face but deanna says virtual meetings really do give her strength and support and help her stay off the drink she also tries to stick to a daily routine to help her through the pandemic creative work helps her pass the time but given her history of dependency there is always a nagging anxiety as happy as an economy you know i'm frightened that if the pandemic just goes on and on and the isolation i will

than 730000 people fleeing to neighboring bangladesh in recent interviews with local media general klein said he'd be open to entering politics once he's stepped away from the minute train. joins us now live from yang gone the situation there now in herring no makers say that they are under guard at their residences in nathan dogs and get a bit more information from the actual capitol itself yeah a little bit more information is coming out from the capital now this morning old from around 4 in the morning. phone connection was cut off there so for the 1st few hours of this it was really unclear what was going on which is a great to be on moving lots of people lots of rumors lots of people worrying about what's going on when they're hearing that most. people who have been detained are being detained within their own homes or their own compound the military and the m.p.'s for example all stay in one big compound together so it's reasonably easy to keep them detained and rounded up but it seems that they're still able to communicate so there is some information coming out from there and we

former austrian foreign minister karen klein i saw says efforts by summit to ratchet up tensions with russia serve no one's interests. pushed such an action that will to put a dangerous precedent out and you never know whether there will be some changes inside the commission from what i cannot saw from the way the always will it is not true well in the commission but that has little to do with mr burrell's was it to moscow depth has much more to do with the failure in their distribution of mexicans 2014 for the past 7 years now we have seen a decrease of our relations. and there are many issues that have to be tackled and sometimes you can disconnect the one issue from the other should you shouldn't. such a kind of group it will crawl on on all the just friends topics and your eyes. but certain urgency to. rebuild some sort of trust and and not go into confrontation. the case of a french girl who was allegedly raped by 20 firefighters has sparked protests across france with protesters demanding tougher laws on age of consent or to stroll dubinsky has more. on wednesday this court is g

system with the airline industry understandably taking the lead as they face yet another year of the kleine in air travel so think about it anyone right now looking to leave the country or even their state they have to show proof of a negative p.c.r. test but as vaccines begin to roll out globally that question in everyone's mind is what will be required to travel in the future so airlines you know they're really thinking ahead so very smart and starting this week british airways they're going to start using a little bit 19 digital verification system on flights from london to the u.s. and travelers who uses they're going to be fast tracked for checking similar rollout is being used by emirates airlines airways united and american airlines now the plan is to expand this digital passport system to a vaccines as soon as as it's available which is why so many people are wondering will you need an immunity passport to fly and even though there is no international requirement or national requirement i should say for and implementing vaccine passes for air travel a digital passport in the form of

well, one of larry nassar�*s earliest known victims, the gymnast sarah klein, actually released a statementwant to read you some of what she said. she said, "he tortured and abused little girls, myself included, for more than 30 years." and she said that geddert was a narcissistic abuser. she's called his suicide an admission of guilt. now, of course, we don't know that, but what we do know is that his victims or his accusers certainly won't get that day in court that many of them will have hoped for. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the $500,000 reward put up by nor) superstar lady gaga for the safe return of her stolen french bulldogs. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos�* sanctuary malaca nang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep

chairman jerome powell testified before the senate banking committee on tuesday while he said that a kleinin covert 1000 cases has sparked hope through a return to more normal conditions later this year powell also noted that the overall economic recovery remains an event and far far from complete where the path ahead that is still highly uncertain has her concerns about inflation he said the fed's current policy of altro low interest rates remains unchanged the pandemic has also left a significant imprint on inflation following last climbs in the spring consumer prices closer we rebounded over the rest of last year however for some of the sectors that have been most adversely affected by the. prices remain particularly soft overall on a 12 month basis. inflation remains below or 2 percent longer run objects. joining me now to go further in depth on this topic are boom bust co-host christy i and michelle snyder partner and director of trading research and education for the market gauge group chrystia let's start with you here what do you how those comments mean for the market and how is th

the ousting of the government last week that's despite hearing from the head of the military men on klein who addressed the nation for the 1st time since the takeover on monday promising a new election next year well that's now speak to scott highly he's following all of this for us from across the border and bangkok scott a 4th straight day now of protests in the is after that national address last night they really don't seem to be letting up. no they definitely are not letting up and we know that on the streets of yangon they're streaming out in their hundreds probably reaching close to thousands now to their gathering in a very similar area to which they gathered in on monday one thing also that some of the people on the ground there are telling me is that there are rows and rows of riot police in yangon now around this area where they they're starting to gather you know that it looks like they're kind of doing something similar to what they did on monday where people are marching from different parts of the city and then they're converging into one area for a larger gathering but wha

by central banks it's been caused by the money printing by central banks stop being caused by bit klein as stop being caused by us as not being caused by people who point out this issue that is arising that can tell you naira facts causing unrest causing distrust causing anger at the injustice of some people getting free money from the fed or the treasury and most others not so it's it's. morgan stanley points out as we've been saying it's not os pointing it out it's the fact that the fed and the money printing going on is the what is that's the issue at heart here that's why we've destroyed our set of times of max blowing that money down all over the place look it says right there in the genesis block of january 3rd 2009. chancellor on brink of 2nd bailout for banks that should have been the hint that this was here to to to put an end to the central banks and now here we are in 2021 and now morgan stanley is quoting essentially the genesis block of bitcoin and then you know a lot of the mainstream media quote all of these naysayers have big coin who are gold bugs themselves and here's

auction of what palestinians need the health ministry is saying that there are more than 12000 wrong klein worth earth in the health sector dealing with patients in i.c.u. and labs and they are all in an urgent need and there is also 5000000 palestinians in the occupied west bank and in the gaza strip and they have no fines and no access to a vaccine until now this is why the closure is continuing after 7 pm and on the weekend and while the health ministry is saying that there is. numbers of people infected with the wires it's only because not many people are getting tested. u.s. president joe biden is planning a way for some undocumented migrants in the u.s. to become citizens but asylum seekers still waiting in mexico hoping his administration will give hope to them too john holmes and has more. joe biden had said things would change on the very 1st day of his presidency for the thousands in the same position as martinez she's from cuba and crossed 9 countries to ask for asylum in the united states but under a program begun 2 years ago by x. president donald trump she was put back to wei

there is not possible right now we don't issue we we aren't able to sell decline but we can accept big klein in exchange for gold and silver and i do believe that every precious metals investor should have some crypto currencies in every crypto currency investor should also have some gold and silver there are just scenarios where one could be better than the other and we don't know what's going to happen you know there is possibilities of power outages like we've seen lately and there's possibilities of the internet going down we've seen things where google had problems and so on lately where you may not have your. currencies for sure period of time or possibly longer who knows none of us know the future and if you want to be invested in the safe haven assets this is the safest are things like bitcoin that are outside of the government reach and precious metals and i think any. crypto currency investor that doesn't have precious metals is sort of taking a risk you know the house in the washing day say it's going to have hearings on this game stop fandango and talking about what's going on in

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