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investigation into hunter biden but he didn't make it public you know but james komi before the trump election he did make it very plain that there was a vested d.o.j. investigation to hillary clinton but didn't do that for trump for him to pardon so we got all sorts of out of durtal reports though saying that trump simply wasn't happy trump himself tweeted out the bar had made mistakes about by not releasing the information that a deejay investigation is underway into him to biden but now we get all the sweetness and light what would have been released in the last half an hour by donald trump is the letter. i wrote to trump which is cool you win a brilliant president and you've been under enormous attack and then we have joe we have donald trump's tweet saying that we've always had a great relationship so what are we just piecing the bits together it's all very circumstantial but it is interesting that bar has decided he just couldn't go on with his in his position any longer and he's going to leave before before christmas and i'm sure just a relationship indeed it is i'm sure we'll

think if we really want to move in rooms we do need to look at the the deep dive on the illicit of komi getting into the massive amounts of money that organized crime or deriving from this activity and really looking at ways of affirmatively addressing money laundering a forfeiture and really don't mention those who are proceeding from the activity have some questions stacking up from our online community right now but 1st i want to go to because that on as ask her you know we're seeing images as we're talking about this of the drug addition addiction issue in afghanistan i know you're in kabul i'm curious will where the women and the families and this picture how does drug addiction there out affect the women in afghanistan. thank you josh i'm actually sitting here looking at pictures and listening. to both martin david who are actually the explosive pretty much frustrate it thing and has that shot and i have to say that every morning when i go to work i. call those streets and there are particular locations where. does drug addicts come to get. hold of those locations because for majo

the playing field should be equal when it comes to on-site alcohol tastings our goal is that all out komi factors are treated the same way in reopening guidelines when it's time to reopen this is just clearly unfair and we just we need to do something about it. jim woods is the founder of wood's beer and wine company. he says the lawsuit was a last resort to get a fair shake for the state's 1050 craft breweries businesses like his will not be reopening until 2021 when the time comes breweries want the same privileges as their 4,000 winemaking counterparts i don't think people in the capital necessarily know. >>how dire it with these small so it's important for us to remind them were really struggling. we need every wife line we can get. >>well right now bay area breweries and wineries are not open under the state's stay at home orders because of the covid-19 surge. this lawsuit is also alleging that wineries and breweries have identical manufacturing facilities essentially saying that public health leaders say that there are same amount of risk factors at both facilities both wineries and

bit of a political leg up essentially in the run into the election many ways in the way that james komi did in 2016 when announced that they were going to reopen the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails so we know that bill bot is perhaps on the list of people that donald trump would like to get rid of before january the 20th so that's why we're no on this so-called political death watch waiting to see if when bill barr leaves here he leaves as the attorney general of the united states or he leaves as a private citizen going off to the department of justice just down the road to clear out his desk i'm guessing that will all find out probably on twitter and the next 20 minutes or so. and you'll be there to bring us that update alan fischer with the latest from just outside the white house allan thank you. staying in the u.s. the u.s. struck from fines or and it's german partner partner by own take say they hope their vaccine could be launched in europe this month if it gets the sign off from regulators they've asked the european union's medicines agency for emergency approval in

think if we really want to move in rooms we do need to look at the the deep dive on the illicit a komigetting into the massive amounts of money that organized crime or deriving from this activity and really looting ways of affectively interesting money laundering a forfeiture and really don't between those who are profiting from the activity i have some questions stacking up from our online community right now but 1st i want to go to because it on as ask are you know we're seeing images as we're talking about this of the drug addition addiction issue in afghanistan i know you're in kabul i'm curious will where the women in the families and this picture how does drug addiction there out affect the women in afghanistan. thank you josh i'm actually sitting here looking at live pictures and listening. to both martin david who are actually the exposure some listeners pretty much frustrate it thing and it's that sad and i have to say that every morning when i go to work i. call those streets and there are particular locations where. does drug addicts come to get. hold of those locations beca