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jones and stone both already forecasting that they won't give the committee a what they are l look ingongress, i would probably assert my fifth amendment right and decline to be interviewed. >> reporter: while the committee continues its push to get witnesses to hand over documents, it's also battling in the courts to get access to hundreds of documents from the trump white house. trump's legal team continues to contend the information should be can want secret under executive privilege. the committee's lawyers evoking shaims peer to make their argument. any inquiry that did not insist on examining trump's documents and communications would be worse than useless. the equivalent of staging a a production of hamlet without the prince of denmark. the fight over access to information comes as new video of the chaos on january 6th is released. it shows rioters forcibly pushing into the capitol complex despite police attempting to shut doors to lock the complex down. the mobs toing trash cans and other items to force the door open and chasing overwhelmed police out of the way. while many of

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was l looking at tax increases for next year. been talking in recent months, including in september, that he was probably going to start selling in the fourth quarter. this is a way to generate press and maybe alleviate some of the concerns about him doing it or why he's doing it. >> but my first thought when i saw it, robert, was a little more sort of, i don't want to say conspiracy theorist but a way that musk might be trying to teach d.c. a lesson. we've talked about it, tesla is not a stock. it is a cult it is the stock market in many ways, particularly with options, whatever if tesla's stock were to drop, the overall market could take a hit. i wonder if mr. musk was trying to say to congress, you want to do this, you want to come after my peeps, meaning the super, super, super rich. we can take down the market with us in a small way or am i getting way too into the weeds there? >> not at all. i think you're right in the sense he used something he was going to have to do anyway for economic reasons to make it political theatr

we have seen a similar pattern l look how strong macy's and kohl's were this quarter, maybe setting abar again >> yes, exactly. this one is tougher to figure out. we have seen a bit of a resurgence for some department stores, both in ecommerce department data as well as mastercard data for october sales and expectations for mastercard here for the big week to come, really expecting department stores to do well when we heard from macy's, they talked about the strength of their bloomingdale's division and the comparable sales stronger for the higher-end brands and products, which important tend -- portend for nordstrom. but nordstrom has sulged of late so continuing to grow that could be a challenge, but, of course, they're trying to do what everyone is doing and use their stores and their online together with their closer-to-use strategy to be able to get you products faster if you order online, perhaps having it fulfilled from a store or from one of the service locations so this one is a little tougher to figure out. it seems the trend should be going in their favor, but the stock rea

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l? you have to look at how close a w it was or what went into it. if you lost the game because you had three pass interference calls, you might have had a heck of a game and everybody did well but three problems with the defensive backs. i don't think it was that bad and trump came out a real loser in that the republicans ran way ahead of him and it should tell the public that trump did not get the support after lot of people because people realize he is a pathological liar. so i think the prospects of him winning in 2024 are not good. he might get the nomination but not get elected because people realize how terrible a human being he really is. host: we have a headline we'll read to you and i think you can figure it out. democrats say passing their agenda is a must but history says it won't help them in 2022. guest: it is a must. we should have done it three or four months ago and i've been kind of an outhigher in that i advocated and have been a progressive the entire 15 years i've been here but a realistic politician and i know sometimes you play

this hasn't happened l look back. this hasn't happened overnight.direction of travel for a 50 odd years where we are moving through a series of things that have happened in the game such as the maximum wager plays being lifted, all the way through to the fa to allowing clubs in the �*80s to take dividends out of clubs or get owners to take dividends out of clubs right the way through not sharing the gate any more so the home gate goes to them, so this has happened over a period of time and you've got to a position where you have sclerotic efl and the voting system is such that getting major change difficult, so a couple of things need to happen from my perspective and that is the government needs to stay involved because it is the government who started and initiated this review and it was popular because of the super league but they have to follow this through because legislation is required because football has plainly showed the ability or will to change itself at this point in time and you need to get early traction and get the government involv

yes, she is looking down from the balcony . the absence of the green. yes, she lthe balcony and therefore presumably looking down into whitehall where all of the servicemen were walking past, but unfortunately the main story has to be the fact that contrary to what we were all expecting the queen was not able to attend. now, we had been led to believe that for the past 2—3 weeks everything was being done to ensure she would be able to attend this particular event, which is arguably the key event in the world calendar every year and just something that the queen has not missed for very many years now. but i reminded of a line that she said in her own speech, her online speech at the beginning of the cop26 conference, which was that, none of us live forever. and it was almost as if she was, i suppose, i hope this isn't too fanciful, to imagine that it was almost like a coded message to remind us that actually we will all die at some point and we as a nation at some point are going to have to come to terms with the fact that the queen will also not live forever. so t

for a long time governments have looked| scientists. for a long time ls have looked at scientists. for a long time - governments have looked at the science and thought we can put off decisions until tomorrow or next year, let's set targets in 2050. what mrjohnson was clearly saying now, and he said in a bbc interview earlier today, that it was only when he became prime minister that he really took on the urgency of the environmental issues but is now fully signed up to them. the urgency now is not to wait, not to say we will do something by 2050, but to do things now. we need to cut carbon emissions, the un says, scientists say, and leading countries now agree, in half by 2030. that is only nine years away, so no more sitting on hands. pm nine years away, so no more sitting on hands. �* , . on hands. an interesting reference channelling — on hands. an interesting reference channelling greta _ on hands. an interesting reference channelling greta thunberg, - on hands. an interesting reference channelling greta thunberg, boris| channelling greta thunberg, b

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it looks like tokenization of al l the things. oks like interoperation, so you can move your digital assets into different regions of the metaverse. it looks like decentralized governance. essentially, it looks like a metaverse of user centric protocols, user centric social networks or social graphs. it looks like people and small organizations having real economic and political agency, as opposed to the world we live in where major technology organizations control the platforms and de-playform -- de-platform people. emily: much is being made between the competition between theory him and so -- ethereum and solana. joseph: solana is a wonderful technology. so many of those platforms that like to think of themselves as layer one platforms are great technologies. they will be important as our ecosystem evolves. ethereum has chosen to focus on decentralization. that is where you get trust from. so maximal decentralization will bring the trust foundation. and those protocols that are not competing with ethereum, they are competing with