the podcast "the ezra klein show." thank you very much for joining us. we are at that stage of the one-vote margin situation in the senate, which we don't really see that often. i mean i remember my time in the senate there was exactly one time where we passed something big and it was a 50/50 tie vote, the vice president casting the winning vote for the democrats. oh, by the way, we had 57 democrats at the time, and there were seven joe manchins who we couldn't get. here we are again. joe manchin says no, but now chuck schumer says maybe we can change a few lines here. you have watched a lot of these over the years, ezra. where are we? what is happening? >> so there are two margins here. there's a one-vote margin and an 11-vote margin. there's the one-vote margin to get to a majority vote on budget reconciliation package, on infrastructure, on the for the people act, but there's the 11-vote margin to beat a fill biser on them. not if you go through budget reconciliation, but you need those votes to do it. the thing hap

in "the new york times," ezra klein said we need a moon shot for meatless meat.. good to be here. >> so tell us about your journey, because you used to be a delighted and voracious meat eater. you post pictures of hamburgers on your instagram. what happened? >> you know, i had known that the way we treat animals on factory farms wasn't something that i morally could support and i could just push it out of the my mind and that is what i did for many years. but i love meat. i just put that on the instagram. i chased after fancy restaurants and then in my 20s, i began going for vegetarian and i went back and forth and then for a long time i was vegan and would you let myself have three burgers a month because i love burgers and not because it is interest, and this is part of what i think should happen, people like meat, i'm not here to tell anybody it is not delicious. but what it is doing to the planet, what it is going to the animals and our pandemic and antibiotic risk is something that should worry all of us. >> so let's talk about this. something in the range o

tomorrow glaxo klein is having a meeting.y decided the company would merge with pfizer and then spin off the entity as a separate company. that would leave the stub of glaxo focused purely on drugs and vaccines fast grower. i thought it was a great plan, but boy, it's taking a long time to play out. tomorrow we'll finally get some clarity on what the new glaxo will look like that's why this investor meeting is such a huge deal. it's not the only reason, though this is also turning into an activist story the notorious tough hedge fund group, but a very smart group of people, has taken an ultimate stake in glaxo klein, it looks like they might be coming for it is -- ceo's head the company has some difficult expirations coming up. and worst of all, their storied vaccine business has been a total non-entity, a no-show in the covid-19 vaccine race. if the plan is to separate the consumer division leaving behind a drugmaker, then the plan isn't as compelling when the businesses aren't doing so hot so when glaxo klein heads into its

ezra klein tells us all we ought to think twice before eating meat for ourselves and for the sake of the planet and he has a solution. >>> but first, here is my take. in 2017, a former goldman sachs banker launched a dating app call the hater designed to match people according to shared dislikes. it didn't last long. that doesn't bode well for the coalition set to form a new israeli government since it seems unified by little more than a shared hatred for bibi netanyahu. it is surely the strangest coalition in modern political history comprising parties to the right of netanyahu, the center and the left and to the first time one representing israeli arabs. could such a motley crew stay together? actually it is possible. in fact, the parties have been brought together for more than just a personal dislike of bibi. remember, netanyahu is under indictment for three cases of corruption, prosecuted by his own handpicked attorney general. elements of the right in israel that had long been allied with bibi broke with him because they wore worried where he was taking democracy. but that does

the director of kaiser's vaccine study center doctor nicola klein addresses the possibility of childreneriencing a different side effect profile than the adolescents and adults who took part in the study. part of what we do that i want to make sure that vaccines both work that they both of, you know, get immune response and the kids and that they are safe because they've never actually been tested in a large number of children in this age. that's why we are doing the steady lucy's mom, doctor stephanie guardino participated in kaiser's adult study and thinks it's a great opportunity for her daughter to participate as well. getting our kids vaccinated. >> and allowing them to experience that seem there going to school, going to camps and doing things with their friends are doing sports family. it's a wonderful thing. kaiser members will be signing up over the next 2 weeks at kaiser hospitals in oakland santa clara and sacramento and doctor klein says there is a possibility that the vaccine will be available for emergency. use when children return to school in the fall. i think pfizer and

the director of kaiser's vaccine study center doctor nicola klein addresses the possibility of children experiencing a different side effect profile than the adolescents and adults who took part in the study best part of what we do that i want to make sure that vaccine spoke work, that they both of, you know, get immune response and the kids and that they are safe because they've never actually been tested in a large number of children in this age. that's why we are doing the steady lucy's mom doctor stephanie, guardino participated in kaiser's adult study and thinks it's a great opportunity for her daughter to participate as well. just to give that extra security know. we've been kind of been inching back, taking small steps towards getting back to normal it was important for me to take part in the study. could i wanted to make sure it lasts. >> safe for kids my age to get the covid vaccine. >> kaiser members will be signing up over the next 2 weeks at kaiser hospitals in oakland santa clara and sacramento and doctor klein says there is a possibility that the vaccine will be available

the director of kaiser's vaccine study center doctor nicola klein addresses the possibility of children experiencing a different side effect profile than the adolescents and adults who took part in the study best part of what we do that i want to make sure that vaccines both work that they both of, you know, get immune response and the kids and that they are safe because they've never actually been tested in a large number of children in this age. that's why we are doing the steady lucy's mom doctor stephanie, guardino participated in kaiser's adult study and thinks it's a great opportunity for her daughter to participate as well. just to get extra security know we've been kind of been inching back, taking small steps towards getting back to normal. it was important for me take part in the study because i wanted to make sure it lasts. >> safe for kids my age to get the covid vaccine. >> kaiser members will be signing up over the next 2 weeks at kaiser hospitals in oakland santa clara and sacramento and doctor klein says there is a possibility that the vaccine will be available for emerg

joining me now, host of the ezra klein show podcast, ezra klein who interviewed president barack obama and i want to follow up on that question. it's a little ambiguous in the interview about whether he's saying you basically have to just deal with the fact this is the reality and understand you have to figure out how to persuade and mobilize a huge supermajority to get things done or whether he's saying that the filibuster has rendered the country ungovernable. it was a little ambiguous between the two. >> obama deals in paradoxes throughout the entire book and a big part of that interview. his willingness to say something is true ands opposite is true. obama as evolved tremendously on the filibuster. i remember having this argument during his presidency and he was not ready to give up on it then. but since then going to the to the eulogy of the john lewis memorial, if it is getting in the way of democracy, it is time for it to go. but democrats cannot get rid of it if joe manchin and kyrsten sinema won't let them. there is a lot of advice that obama gives democrats in our conversatio

>> i appreciate that. >> ezra klein, congratulations on getting the interview. he couldn't be speaking at a more important time. good to have you. >>> now, on the pandemic front. look, there are two diseases. i've been saying this to you for over a year now, right? our politics is making us sick. and we have a pandemic that is literally making us sick. the director of the nih is now calling for an investigation into the wuhan lab leak theory. after once appearing to dismiss it. we have dr. francis collins here tonight. has the opinion on the genesis of covid changed? what is the state of play? is he worried about the politics? next. a's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you're shopping or just looking. it only takes a few seconds, and it won't affect your cred

the former president was asked by ezra klein of the new york times on klein's podcast. to assume that we know that there are other beings out there in space. so under that assumption, he said, how would that change your politics? my politics has always been premised on the notion that the differences we have on this planet are real. they are profound and they cause enormous tragedy, as well as joy. but we're just a bunch of humans would doubts and confusion. we do the best we can and the best thing we can do is treat each other better. because we're all we got. and i would hope that the knowledge that there were aliens out there would solidify people's sense that what we have in common is a little more important. ah, but he's very skeptical of humanity. but no doubt there would be immediate arguments about like, well, you know, we need to spend a lot more money on weapon systems to defend ourselves, which and those new religions would pop up and who knows what kind of arguments we get into. we were good at manufacturing arguments for each other. no religious. i mean onl

and for smaller ones, around the city or klein the for the summer, $60000.00 for media here, we devised $75000.00 families with $450.00 tons of fruit and vegetable each week. so marked by the india again. dickens, it was in the current situation if it goes to solar, what to disappear overnight for that would be have the international thanks and have hit the venezuelan population har. everything is in short supply so sola plays in absolutely vital role for the people of bark metal more than a 3rd of the residence by their food and it's market they views that goes to sola as being on their side. they trust the organization. not least because it steers well clear of all political controversy tries to shine, our prices are lower than at the conventional markets because our profit margin is much smaller. so if you're getting that, we just cover our cost up s k 12 nice to home. we're not interested in making on the money, not in providing a community service. so lies done reading the for she various kinds of vegetables. there's old at the same price of pies for called on sandwich $75000.00 fa

partnership with european giants and set up for budding us talents, recruitment direct to me, how klein recalls matthews, early days that ah, came out then for a for a trial in the summer of 2017 had a very good weekend. we noticed a lot of very good traits and characteristics of the player. he's personality was very good. she was very, very tenacious. and was he took off, he started scoring goals and scored over almost he goes to his father, tom matthews. time of the academy was a defining period for his sporting development, and perhaps even more so on a personal level that he had to go to a lot of in train over there for a couple weeks. but i think the thing that helped matthew out the most was being inside an environment where 247, you're living with your teammates, you're going to school with your boys. you're with your teammates all the time. and you're building friendships and bonds that that can last a lifetime. in 2019, he joined the captain speed child was renowned academy, progressing from the 19th to the reserves. next step up with no. well, obviously a big difference in mob

i want to have fun and see more of the world and klein more mountain. it my dream with the amount ever that is, it's nice when you and dreams cost nothing, neither. ah, simply and yet i'm not afraid anymore. i left my the, the the the the me tricky. what can non fiction books do? so they can help us discover world analyze complexities. ready inspire us and provoked to be the winner of the 2021 german nonfiction 5 is the 20 in 30 minutes on d w. o. my 1st i was showing machine. i come from, women are boned by the bushes or something as simple as learning how to raise a bicycle, even since i was a little girl. i wanted to have a bicycle off my and it took me years to finally gave up and went to buy me and bicycles, but return sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing a bite. as now, i want to reach out to those women back home for balance by their social rules and inform them about the basics. right. my name is dave and i work. i lose . this is the w news law from berlin, a snap election aimed at healing national division

shattered by the testing of -- c one booster rocket, many times as powerful as the one that launched klein. generating power and privilege to 10,000 automobiles with their accelerator on the floor. we have seen the site where five f on one rocket engines each one is powerful, as all eight engines of the saturn combined will be cluster together to make the advanced -- assemble in new building, to be billed cape canaveral, as tall as a 48 story structure. as wide as a city block and as long as two lights of this field. within these loss -- last 19 months, at least 45 satellites have circled the earth. some 40 of them were made in the united states of america. and they were far more sophisticated and supplied for more knowledge to the people of the world than those of the soviet union. the spacecraft now on its way to venus. it's the most intricate instrument in the history of space science. the accuracy of that shot it is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral and dropping it in this between these four yard lines. rcep helping our ships at sea, to steer a safer course. satellites

just seeing further klein and those yields today. i think that gives you sense that the market is found a little bit more clarity on what the fed might start thinking about doing, and now you might see more movement here to the downside. tom: we had a huge lbo in the health care business over the weekend, and just in the last 10 minutes, it is presumed kkr is involved in a transaction. we will get more on that in little bit. we need to get briefed because we pick to be our encz apple, vr encz imac. [laughter] -- the rn chapel, the are encz imac -- the orang apple, the orange imac. [laughter] lisa: we are looking at the share price right now, down 0.2%. amazing that it is not down more considering the tax implications over the weekend with g7, but really it is all about cash flow at the likes of the keene household that funnels into this company. today, president biden speaking with a key architect and leader of the republican effort, senator shelley moore capito. she will be talking with him yet again. no deadline. the infrastructure

this is what the former president, another former president barack obama said on the ezra klein show.isten to this. >> i could go to the fish fry or the vfw hall or all these other venues and just talk to people. if i went into those same places now or if any democrat who is campaigning goes in those places now, almost all news is from either fox news, sinclair news stations, talk radio or some facebook page, and trying to penetrate that is really difficult. >> you know he's talking about the propaganda on these networks that call themselves news networks. there's been a slant for years now but the lies are really getting worse, dan. do you think anything can break that cycle? >> you know, look, i think that there's going to be a certain percentage of the population that is simply going to believe anything that donald trump says. remember, when richard nixon resigned, he still had 25% support. you know, there's going to be percentages of people who are simply going to say what he says goes. i believe him and not anything else that i hear. but i don't think that people should just give

i mean, there is still hope also for cure wake together with the lack of ms. klein, they're working on a next generation corporate vaccine. and that's what i've heard some people thing on wall street that they should focus on that new generation. and hopefully that will work. and we'll bring a cure back back in a line just talking about the competition. because clearly this is also time why it's a problem for cure. why? because they are already behind in comparison to companies like to be on take madana and those 2 stocks by the way. they are trading up quite a bit in the thursday session. so they're profiting from the problems that a cure records having at this moment. all right, so rivals benefiting their young quarter in new york. thank you very much. and staying with markets, bitcoin has traded modestly today, but the roller coasters of past months or even years can be ruled out in the future . a 2 months ago the crypto currency was worth nearly $65000.00 the highest it's ever traded since its founding more than a decade ago. now it's around $40000.00. that's about 40 percent down

i mean, there is still hope also for cure wake together with the lack of smith klein, they're working on the next generation coven vaccine. and that's what i for some people thing on wall street that they should focus on that new generation. and hopefully that will work. and we'll bring a cure back back in a line just talking about the competition because clearly this is also time why it's a problem for cure. why? because they are already behind in comparison to companies like be on take madana and those 2 stocks. by the way, they are trading up quite a bit in the thursday session. so they're profiting from the problems that kubrick is having at this moment. all right, so rivals benefiting their young quarter in new york. thank you very much. and staying with markets, bitcoin has traded modest fleet today, but the roller coasters of past months or even years can be ruled out in the future . a 2 months ago, the crypto currency was worth nearly $65000.00 the highest it's ever traded. since its founding more than a decade ago, now it's around $40000.00. that's about 40 percent down from

they gave more than, i think maybe there were klein given the 1st place. but this reminds me of the days we used to get an awful lot done up in the united states congress. we actually work with 5 part bipartisan deals, maybe compromise to sheepish holders are voted to remove the board chairman after a corporate governance scandal. they didn't reappoint a summer nikeema even though he had the backing of the company's chief executive, an independent pro barely of this month. found the company collated with japan's trade ministry to unfairly influence votes by shareholders. scientists in central israel say they discovered a previously unknown kind of prehistoric human. they say a sco found dates back to about a 130000 years the shot. and i'm la homer named after the place where it was found may have lived alongside home and sap in some more than a 100000 years. of course you follow the stories on our website to talk to their a dot com, but with more needs and half the next day out there. it's out there world to stay with us. ah ah, the ah yeah, the social for

the director of kaiser's vaccine study center doctor nicola klein addresses the possibility of children experiencing a different side effect profile than the adolescents and adults who took part in the study beth harwell redo the trial want to make sure that vaccines both work that they both of, you know, get immune response and the kids and that they are safe because they've never actually been tested in a large number of children in this age. that's why we are doing the steady lucy's mom doctor stephanie guardino participated in kaiser's adult study and thinks it's a great opportunity for her daughter to participate as well. getting our kids vaccinated. >> and allowing them to experience that seem there going to school, going to camps doing things with their friends are doing sports family. it's a wonderful thing. guys are members will be signing up over the next 2 weeks at kaiser hospitals in oakland santa clara and sacramento and doctor klein says there is a possibility that the vaccine will be available for emergency. use when children return to school in the fall. i think pfizer a

but i can tell you here at klein farms, the dairy farmers tell us they've been in the business for overdifficulty] ashley: we look like we've lost lydia. there you go, that's a good freeze frame right there. we get the message, lydia hu. prices are going up from here as well. that was the conclusion, so get prepared to pay more for their milk. >>> meanwhile, the highs and lows of bitcoin shaking some of the biggest believers this year. but one bitcoin bull, well, not backing down. the mega-target being put on bitcoin and if you should be buying it. let's check the markets. the dow off now 99 points, down nearly 100. the s&p, any gain today would be another record it. may get there, we'll see. the nasdaq up eight-tenths of a percent. we're going to come right back. ♪ ♪ i got a crack in my windshield... ♪ uh - uh, lisa, maybe less heartbroken? geico lets you file a claim online, over the phone or with their app. ♪ that makes me wanna say... ♪ ♪ stay... ♪ (sniffles) are...are you crying? uhh, there's pollen... geico. great service without all the drama. geico. great service all the time in

congressman klein is 1 of the 21. he wouldn't answer when asked why he voted against it. some of the others, poppy, have gone down to semantics how they don't like it being called insurrection. we know that klein said this looked like a tour visit. >> jessica dean on capitol hill. so sorry. we have significant breaking news. >>> this from the supreme court. we had been waiting for this decision to come down. our chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin, is with me. obamacare. this is the decision from the high court, jeff, on obamacare. the issue of severability. can you strike down part of the law or do you have to get rid of the whole thing? as we wait for the decision, walk us through how we got here. >> for the third time, the supreme court of the unite, is deciding the fate of obamacare. the justice who is writing the decision, and i don't know who it was, because it's happening as we speak. there's no cameras allowed in the courtroom. we know that the decision in california v. texas, the name of the case, is coming down as we speak. we will know the result in a handful o

the director of kaiser's vaccine study center doctor nicola klein addresses the possibility of children experiencing a different side effect profile than the adolescents and adults who took part in the study. that part of what we do that i want to make sure that vaccines both work that they both of, you know, get immune response and the kids and that they are safe because they've never actually been tested in a large number of children in this age. that's why we are doing the steady lucy's mom doctor stephanie, guardino participated in kaiser's adult study and thinks it's a great opportunity for her daughter to participate as well. just to give that extra security. you know, we've been kind of been inching back, taking small steps towards getting back to normal. it was important for me to take part in this study. could i wanted to make sure it lasts. >> safe for kids my age to get the covid vaccine. >> kaiser members will be signing up over the next 2 weeks at kaiser hospitals in oakland santa clara and sacramento and doctor klein says there is a possibility that the vaccine will be ava

but for the west it's very hot and dry pictures. temperature is continuing for klein. we've had excessive heat warnings from nevada, utah, arizona, and california. and those are expected to last well into next week. the central america, it's a wet picture for mexico. the remnants of tropical storm dolores, bringing wet weather to the western coast. the who's on the coast, china aged population. the country will become the 1st nation in history to gold speak for become switched on. the finance industry isn't living up to the phone, bring credentials, legal traffic jams. so people turning to the waterways, come to the call on, i'll just say for the overwhelming wind for iran's new president apprehend bracy, but a limited choice result from the lowest epa voter turnout. ah hello and welcome. i peter w. watching else is here alive from headquarters here, and also this half hour anger on the streets of brazil protested. call for action against the president, julia bolton out of the nation.

nikola klein principal investigator is getting ready for the next age group. >> there's still a range in logistics for the age group under 5. >>> now as the trial continues families won't know for six months if their children were vaccinated with the pfizer covid-19 vaccine or a placebo. those who receive the placebo will have a chance to receive the vaccine after the 6 month period. luz pena. >>> it's one of the most critical time periods in child development and learning is from birth to 5 years old. so could vaccinating children at 5 years old have a negative impact? >> it's too early to know. those children who are part of this trial will be monitored for 2 years. she said they're expecting for these children to have a robust immune response to the vaccine. which is good. that's what you want your vaccine to do inside of your body right. which means in many of these children they may get fevers and body aches because of this vaccine. doctors are keeping track of the fever response to make sure it doesn't become a problem. >> all right, thanks luz. >>> this afternoon on our program

. >>> let's bring in our abc news political director rick klein. rick, good morning to you. it's great to have you. all these events at the g7 feel like the undercard leading up to the main event, the summit with vladimir putin this week. what does president biden need to accomplish in that meeting? >> this is shaping up perhaps as the biggest moment so far of the biden presidency, and both sides are contributing to the expectations around it. we heard talk about these world leaders in a club. putin doesn't want to be part of this club. in fact, he positions himself as a force against that club. biden wants to make progress on, whether it's arms control, territorial sovereignty, human rights, this issue of cyberwarfare, cyberhacking, a huge one. these are not things that putin is just going to give on or like biden because he's a nice guy around. he has to make progress and deliver a message to a very savvy operator. in one very telling detail, whit, we're told there's not going to be a joint press conference afterwards. biden is going to speak on his own because he wants to

ah, i'll give you all me the again, i'm your klein and joe, these the top stories on al jazeera, a 2 week nationwide. total lockdown has come into effect in malaysia as it struggles with a surge and current of virus infections. and the 17 essential service factors are allowed to operate and all shopping malls shot cars. louis has the latest from kuala lumpur. the government hasn't had the children locked down because it says it's necessary to prevent the collapse of a health care system that's already under very severe strain. so this shows a lot of the manufacturing and service that can deemed essential, are allowed to operate and reduce capacity. and even then you need a letter from the relevant ministry to show you come under one of the sectors. my colleagues and i have just received the education sector, schools and universities, shot and only 2 person per household are allowed to buy essential items within the pendulum and radiates from their home. the government in peru has more than doubled its current virus death toll 218-0000 health officials admit the number of fatalities h

partnership with european giants and elite set up for budding us talents, recruitment direct to me how klein recalls nephews early days that came out then for a for a trial in the summer of 2017 had a very good weekend, we noticed a lot of very good traits and characteristics of the player. he's personality was very good. she was very, very, very, to make sure this was he took off, he started scoring goals and scored over almost he goes, you know, in his father's home matthew's time at the academy with a defining period base for his sporting development. perhaps even most folks on a personal level that have to go to a lot of here and train over there for a couple weeks. but i think the thing that helped matthew out the most was being inside an environment where 247, you're living with your teammates, you're going to school with your boys. you're with your teammates all the time. and you're building friendships and bonds that can last a lifetime. 19, he joined the captain speed child was renowned hughes academy progressing from the under 19 reserves. and next step was not obviously a big diff

his family did business with mancuso klein so his testimony is also relevant to the current trial. both families were heavily involved in drugs and trafficking contact in latin america, and drunk specialized in importing cocaine to europe. they have their own men in columbia work. there is agent legal and can get cocaine for a minimum price of your bus. like ok, okay. makes up 70 percent of the john get us activities. and it's to say use extortion. mainly to stake out and control their tara story and not to earn money. and when the big profits come from drugs, profiteering and then money laundering and reinvesting money, invest him in to the junior mission. mikaela by nature has watched the rise of various mafia families over many decades. the more successful ones quickly invested their profits from criminal activities in legal businesses. a lot of a lack of concern that quarry over them made the mancuso plan. what it is today. veterans in the family supplied construction materials on a grand scale to build the port of julia tower over the market. it was lucrative and at the same t

there was, i was a klein, but i disagree that there was no progress and there were no issues related to right . that's improved in many member states. if you look at the situation to down to b t, i see when it comes to women's rights, i mean we are still fighting. the struggle is present, but it's the change for better. if you look at the rama communities in many days, they were examples of, of success and moving forward. so it's not just, you know, completely, you know, really great situation that we need to just accepted and say, okay, be fair. no, we did not. all right, activates, i'm afraid we're out of time. thanks very much for being with us and conflict, so thank you. thank you. thank you very much. the news. the news? the news news. the news the news, the the news ah, the news. ah me oh oh, i cannot because you isn't oh oh no, no, no. i the case and how it feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, bona and journalists are exploring, delving into history and the present. i would never the judaism could be live so open and i need to remind myself because i grew up

his family did business with the mancuso klein so his testimony is also relevant to the current trial. both families were heavily involved in drugs and trafficking. an ad contact in latin america. the enron get to specialize in importing cocaine to europe. they have their own men in columbia work. there is agent legal and can get cocaine for a minimum price of good luck. ok. ok. makes up 70 percent of the drug test activities and is to say use extortion mainly to stake out and control their territory not to earn money directly when the big profits come from drugs. profiteering and then money laundering and reinvesting money invest him in to the jewish mckayla, albany has watched the rise of various mafia families over many decades. the more successful ones quickly invested their profits from criminal activities in legal businesses. a lot of, well, a lack of concern that quarry over them made the mancuso clan what it is today. then from there, the family supplied construction materials on a grand scale to build the port of julia tower over the market. it was lucrative and at the same t

so many of the big trends happening in geo politics and klein in the.

the cleveland klein i can showed if you got over covid for several months, your chance of catching itfecting someone else was no greater than if you have had the vaccine. it shows in the blood and the bone marrow. so if somebody getting over covid that says i want to go into that place of business, i want to go to west point and to a hospital and be around patients. you should be able to. you said something else i agree with. covid plus one. studies show they get a super booster with one shot. they may well not need two shots. the idea of somebody getting over covid and getting punished if they don't get two shots on top of it. and people under 30 from two shots. and we are forcing them to get the two shots? doesn't follow science and is extremely punitive. in the case of west point, it appears to be humiliating people. judge jeanine: with the passage of time, in addition to having it and having your own immunity. when do we get to the point where we have herd immunity. >> we are getting close to that, especially in certain areas. look at new york where less than .5% of people are tes

the 1st year that they've actually seen at the klein and their population. and i reckon as partly because of the adult full of money pausing adults full of ideas on economic policy on the local level. in some places you could call it like be they just sort of policies that are not able to be fun.

the 1st year that they've actually seen the klein in their population. and i reckon as partly because of this adult full of money because i adopt full of ideas on economic policy on the local level. in some places you could call it like the justice sort of policies that are not able to be funded and caused disaster. so what you're saying in miami is not only are we haven't the big point, miami event here, but you're also seeing a mass in blocks of population from new york from california, from other fi tax areas moving here. right. we're seeing mass migration in america, like we saw during the fall of the 1930, which was a huge migration out of the great plains, is there no toward california. and now we're seeing reverse migration out of california to state like texas and miami because of the money printing policies, other federal reserve and the global banks are that surely the dollars in the dust bowl of money? that's because he cannot make failure. so california is a failed state, new york is a failed state populations are now going to texas where the

well, as you said right now, the big klein, there's so much more room to run. it's basically 2 point oh, it's basically coming on next, earlier, later on this year. so that's going to be not only a huge from to the entire ease and defy ecosystem, but it's also probably going to be a boost into coin because essentially that coin is a gateway into all of the other crypto currency. so i know we focus a lot mainly on queen and ease. i think the focus on the latter half of the year is definitely going to be defy. and we'll do more of that here on boom, boom, boom bus. co host, kristy michelle center of the market. gage group, thank you so much for your insight. thank you. thank you. brad. and finally, we could see, or we could actually be seeing flying taxes hitting the skies of paris sooner than we think german company volley capture performed the 1st test flight of its electric air taxi in france. on monday, it says its aiming to have a service up and running by 2024. that's just in time for the olympic games and parents are to correspond it. trinity chavez has th

conditions continue to dominate. across the middle east, the gulf states are seeing temperatures, klein, saudi arabia, in particular, seen temperature is above average, 44 degrees in riyadh. and it's a similar story for iraq. 47 degrees in baghdad, but have a look at q 8 as we go into the next 2 days. temperature is edging up to 50 degrees celsius, so some pretty intense heat on the way things are looking cooler as we edge towards the south. oman, seen temperatures, dip down musket, nestling into the mid thirties as we move to the horn of africa, the things are looking rather cool across somalia. and d. c. o p sion, some showers affecting the ethiopian rift valley. but for the wet weather we have to look to the gulf of guinea as we go into friday. nigeria, seeing some of those rather intense showers, but the wet picture really is in south africa that eastern coast seeing a weather system that's bringing with it some wet and windy conditions. and that'll affect southern areas of mozambique. we could see some localized flooding here, where those down pools aren't particularly heavy. well,

new friends across africa is the armed group sees that the klein in the middle east. i so linked 5 who has been blamed for increased violence across the hell region, especially in molly. but kina faso and ne share and i still affiliate has also started to overshadow. nigeria is book we had our group in mozambique. meanwhile fighters claiming ties to i. so have stepped up a tax in the northern net cobbled, they gather province at least 2 and a half 1000 people have been killed. and 700000 displaced there since 2017. and in northern democratic republic of congo, the governments imposed military rule to stop spiraling violence, much of it blamed on i so linked fighters because soc is more now on why i sole is expanding in africa to really in places where there are weak government and that the security forces are, are unable to stem out the attacks from these ice affiliated. so just a couple of weeks ago, there was an attack in western burkina faso 130 villagers were killed by fighters linked to the slurry state and the greater sahara age between 12 and 14. why are they j

i mean the, the ultimate dream for a lot of big klein fans crypto currency fans in general was the ability to do remittances. remittance is the crypto currency are a sensually free. there's still associated fees, but they're definitely not the $20.00 to $30.00 to even 50 percent fees associated with like a western union. those fees are just for pages. so for el salvador to, to accept bitcoin as its own fee currency, you could say, or just a sort of generally accepted in a as legal tender is vitally important. because i can basically sit here from my phone with you over $5.00 and not have to worry that i'm going to lose $250.00 of that $2.50 of that in transfer fees. that's a game changer for anybody who's making just a little bit of cash. why do you think he's proposing it now? why are they proposing? and now the, the, the answer to that is that it was, it was bit quite miami. there was, there was a conference going on and it's just now becoming more mainstream to actually be able to pull this off. and it's actually probably easier, cheaper now than ever to pull this off so they might as w