where is [inaudible] pascal: at ledger, we believe in freedom of ownership.ally believe in a model where users and companies are in charge of their own coins, and can safeguard them. we make it safe and easy to use. that's what we stand for. so i think in this discussion, you know, we think everything that is a bank, it is a good conversation and said happen -- it happened, because in a few years we feel it will be their preferred choice, but we feel that bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies have been designed so they can be held by users. the question you ask with bitcoin, would you ask the same question with an nft? that token is a representation of a piece of art that you own. you probably want to keep it with you at home. we believe that freedom of choice and ownership is what's going to drive the markets in the future, and not so much consolidation at banks. romaine: in addition to freedom of ownership, there is also security and stability here. in regards to your business here and ledger, how much interest are you seeing from some of

there's just this shared ledger across computers all over the world. you might say that seems more vulnerable to hacking because it's shared ledger. but the only way to change it is to change your little part. i can only move the bitcoins that i have the credentials to move. i can't move other people's bitcoins. so there's no way to hack the system as a whole. you would have to hack every single participant. and there are tens of thousands on this network. instead of having a fragile system where you only have to have one corporation, to screw up their financial records and hurt them financially, you have to hack every person individually. >> this is a tweet from one of our regular listeners and viewers saying -- >> this is from coin market cap on their website. davis owns crypto current si. >> caller: good morning. bitcoin is about empowering yourself and becoming your own bank and being able to facilitate those transactions without a third party. it has far more value than just being, you know, an ownership and a platform. it's control and voting pow

advances in technology including the use of distributive ledgers and smart contracts may have the potential to change the way of payment -- change the ways in which payment activities are conducted in the roles financial intermediaries and infrastructures. the introduction of a cbdc may provide an important foundation for important innovation and competition in retail payments in the united states. most immediately, we are taking a critical step in that direction with the introduction of the fed's instant payment infrastructure that's scheduled to go into production in two years. a third consideration is the potential to promote competition and lower transaction costs. today, the cost of certain retail payment transactions are high and not always transparent to end users by providing access to digital form they could provide a foundation of which private sector competition could flourish. fourth, cross-border payment represent one of the most compelling use cases for digital currencies. the intermediation change for cross-border payments are long, complex, costly, and opaque. digitalization

, the public distributed ledgers, on which crypto currency sit and within the box. and i actually think cash is easier to hide. i mean, you can't trace, you know, dollars that cross the border from the united states to mexico or vice versa. but you can triangulate and trace these crypto currencies and you're going to see more examples of this. i think this is just one peak that's become public. but beneath the surface the, these companies and the government agencies are incredibly busy. a good point here is, this is why you're seeing the world in parallel to the stories around bitcoin. the world in general is shifting towards as central bank, digital currencies. taking your local sovereign fee up denominated currency and tokenize in creating a crypto currency version of the dollar, the euro, the yen, etc. because it then replaces that untraceable cache with traceable transparent ledgers that hold these crypto dollars. for example, china's tom legislative body is examining a bill to protect chinese companies from foreign sanctions. us president joe biden recently rev

the public distributed ledgers on which crypto currency sit and within those doctrines . but how much traceability actually is there? i mean, it seems like a lot of ransoms is still being claimed and being paid. it just so happens is we have just hearing from our correspondent that the f b. i were on the case with dock side and the fact that this outcome could be a pretty rare one. it may be, but i think it's going to continue to grow. you're going to continue to see more of this. there's a few companies, for example, that are now valued in the multi billions of dollars who do nothing but data analytics, data science and tracing of transactions on the block chain. one of them's culture analysis and other ones called elliptic who actually did some work on dark side. and the wallet involved here. and all of these companies, clients, all of their customers are regulatory bodies and government agencies like the f, b i. so i think it's an evolving space still, you're right, but i sort of think of it like the matrix, like the movie, there's all of these new pieces of informatio

. 0ne traced along the block chain ledger. is elon musk reversing his support because of what he termed environmental costs. what are the environmental issues around using bitcoin?— around using bitcoin? welcome bitcoin mining, _ around using bitcoin? welcome bitcoin mining, haiti _ around using bitcoin? welcome bitcoin mining, haiti produced i around using bitcoin? welcome| bitcoin mining, haiti produced a around using bitcoin? welcome - bitcoin mining, haiti produced a new bitcoin, it produces a lot of energy and in fact some people have compared it to small countries like sweden or argentina in the amount of energy that it uses. however, bitcoin minors are now looking to renewable energy sources to offset that cost and traditional banking institutions also have a footprint on the environment. [30 institutions also have a footprint on the environment.— institutions also have a footprint on the environment. do you think this could lead _ on the environment. do you think this could lead to _ on the environment. do you think th

just entries in a ledger, usually managed by a bank. only a small portion exists as physical currency, like cash or coins. think of it this way. your employer deposits a $1000.00 into your bank account. then you pay $200.00 in taxes, $500.00 for rent, $200.00 for bills and shopping and so forth. whether used credit cards, debit cards, paypal or bank transfers. they're all just pluses and minuses, indifferent, digital ledgers. that's why there's almost no need for physical money in our daily lives. during the financial crisis in 2008, i'm a furious figure coat, photoshoot, a modal published this 9 page, white paper. it said with big kinds, open source software. we can create or money without banks or governments. i this new nerd money called crypto currency is created and stored in computers. and before long there was a growing fan club, mostly guys like roger via today. he's a polarizing figure, but big then he gave away thousands of coins to kick start the movement, and they all called him bitcoin jesus. i think that for many years he

for instance on user services and to use some of the leading edge technologies such as distributed ledger, smart contracts to build off of that kind of ecosystem but yes, i do believe that in the context where you maintain the role of safe central bank money as a foundation of a payment system there's alot of room for competition and innovation to flourish . >> with that in mind, what is your view on the regulatory framework for companies like bitcoins coin. is it sufficient as it is now, doesn't need to be less regulated, how do we allow it to flourish ? >> with regard to crypto assets, i do think it's important for the regulatory framework to evil. obviously that crosses boundaries. a lot of that sits with some of the other regulators but having a shared framework to make sure that that regulatory perimeter is adequately expanded is very important. i do think some crypto currency is very different in some cases than some of the more traditional financial assets. they have some risks that just aren't injured traditionally concerns for established financial institutions within the broad r

so we think the traceability of the public ledger part and parcel of crypto is actually an asset to lawment it is not a burden. >> how do you see that, bob? in other words, there are other forms of cryptocurrency beyond bitcoin that may not be as traceable as bitcoin is because there is both the private key and the public key and if you can crack those two you can trace and follow the money but there are other forms of cryptocurrency that are presumably more secure and aren't as friendly as paul says bitcoin is to law enforcement. >> i would say this. with digital currency, with the advent we had ransomware develop. and there's d correlation between the two. i think it's hard to deny that e could be we'll find out as time goes on but clearly you have seen ransomware attacks increase as digital currency became popular. that being said it ties back to the original point if we have a proper regulatory regime it is easier to track and trace and many ways you can stop it before this happens right? we need know your customer rules. anti-money laundering rules in the digital currency world so

and if it but using up all the tenant will pay the electric bill to the body corporate using power ledger the $10.00 and paste the owner, not the power company for the electricity. if the tenant isn't at home, the unused energy will be sold to a neighbor, lowering the power bill and making a profit for the owner. it actually create the mechanism to justify investing in the capital in the best buy. this clever system could also speed up investment in sustainable energy projects by making it real easy to own a piece of a solar or a wind farm. why do i need a block chain for this kind of invest in a solar farm without this new fancy tech? what chain acts as a kind of an income register? and in taking the asset, it becomes tradable on an exchange, or in 2 or 3 solar panels of a 1000 in a sofa. and you would say the income associated with that amount of, you know, bankers don't very much like being cut out of the cash flow loop. so they took another look at mister commodus curious little white paper, and they've recently been spending a $1000000000.00 a year in block chain research on it. phot

block chain is a shared ledger that facilitates the recording of transactions in a network. today block chain technology infiltrates, empowers a myriad of institutions, functions and assets in the united states and globally. the use cases for block chain are too numerous to cover in detail here but they include decentralized finance, enterprise block chain, cybersecurity enhancements and even addressing climate change. the subject of today's hearing is cryptocurrency. at the outset it is worth noting that there is no official public data source for cryptocurrency prices, market size or volatility. this lack of data is a significant problem, however, unofficial data sources have estimated that the total value of the cryptocurrency markets may exceed $2 trillion. investors in cryptocurrency include retail, high net worth and institutional investors such as private funds, corporations and endowments. retail investment in cryptocurrency may give rise to particular concerns about investor protection given the possibility of fraud or business failure, the lack of disclosure and th

once again, senate republicans signed their names in the ledger of history alongside the donald trump with voter suppression to their enduring disgrace. it's become a part of the official platform of the republican party. now the republican senators may have prevented us from having a debate of the voting rights today but i want to be very clear about one thing. the fight to protect the rights is not over by no means. the fight for voting rights, this vote was a starting gun, not the finish line. when john lewis he started down that bridge anyway. today, democrats started on march to defend the voting rights of all americans and it could be a long march, but it is one that we are going to make. today we make progress for the great time. we got all 50 democrats unified behind moving forward on a strong and comprehensive voting rights bill. and make no mistake about it, it will not be the last time voting rights comes up for the debate in the senate. republicans may want to avoid the topic hoping the efforts to suppress the votes and defend the big lie will go unnoticed. democrats will

but i like the history of a shall ledgers you spirit to hunton to defend themselves. there's a bit of ancient instinct that can really help your motivation even what you're doing and really talk much. go ahead and come to my doesn't usually need any extra motivation. not even when the corona virus pandemic hit overnight training options were limited in competition were put on hold because if they were already signed in january 2020 of something happening that would one day affect us. we because the students started making their plans more flexible than something we'd have to do in $26.00 team to the virus and resulting political instability. it was a month. so this year we were already prepared for that in a curb. our expectation. they always knew what i was doing it for to the thomasville and knows how to prepare for the big competitions. he's the olympic champion, having one goal that the rio games in 2016 has he got devoted business. want to keep one elliptic old, any time for it to think in 15, you have a lot to digest back home. so not just in rio you, i'm intere

but i like the history of ledgers. you spears to hunton to defend themselves. there's a bit of ancient instinct that can really help your motivation even what you're doing and really talk much, much ahead from thomasville. it doesn't usually need any extra motivation. not even when the corona virus pandemic hit overnight training options were limited in competition. so we'll put some holes or any signs in january 2020 of something happening easier that would one day affect us. we because soon started making our plans more flexible. it's something we'd have to do in $26.00 team. do the virus and resulting political instability. and so this year we were already prepared for that in a curb, direct quotation. they always knew what i was doing it for to thomas lula knows how to prepare for the big competitions. he's the limpid champion, having one goal that the rio gang in 2016 has he got gotten this one you want to let big old you need time to think him. if you haven't locked it, just back home, not just in rio you. i'm interested in. you appreciate what the olympi

you don't know who only owned the wallet you can follow the money you can follow the block chain ledgerhat's how the fbi could trace it know how do you get access to that money? that the fbi got the key that's an interesting question how they got that key they went to a federal court got to - - to get the order in sees the money. >>caller: we will find out if the government has responded to cyberattacks through the newspaper. host: you asking for a full report somewhere. >> when we respond. and then responding. >> but that was just a different domain of warfare but i think that determines in cyberspace that part of that goes to deter someone and then to do that stuff and to say what the redlines are see have to tell them the redlines and the capability to respond and what that will look like here's i will do to you if you do x and why to me most importantly when that bad thing happens in across the line you have to respond and engage that and engage the deterrent. in my view it is the unanimous you that is best in public but all the other people with cyberspace and elsewhere they will c

walk with trauma, support, 18 republican ledger states sued over the law. the conservatives have always said it is too expensive. and have argued that government should stay out of health insurance choices this time. they argue that charging a mandatory penalty for those without private or public insurance made the entire law unconstitutional. the court disagreed as congress or moved financial penalties for the uninsured in 2017. but the ruin doesn't mean that the health care law is safe from future lawsuits. it just said that the people who brought this lawsuit didn't have any right to do it. and so, in a sense, the court sidestepped the issue of the constitutionality of the now toothless individual mandate. democrats are praising the decision. good morning. good morning. once again, the supreme court upheld the constitutionality of the affordable care act. and the transformation of jackson's that it provides every american with the ruling protection for people with preexisting conditions will continue and lower income people will keep their access to medi

. >> reporter: good morning, dom one of the core features of bitcoin is the public ledger stores allone this is the reason hackers are turning to monero. it is considered a privacy token. it hides all transaction details which allows cyber criminals greater freedom from the tracking tools that authorities have developed to trace payments on bitcoin block chain >> now, we're looking at the monero anonymous cryptocurrency it has features to protect the identity does it mean that we're in a tipping point for monero i follow cryptocurrency somewhat i'm not an enthusiast. i never heard of monero. is this about to take on the ransom side of things more will they request criminals monero instead of bitcoin? i don't feel it has the same brand awareness that many of the other cryptocurrencies do. >> reporter: i spoke to digital mint, a company that helps corporate victims pay ransom in cryptocurrency they told me that 90% to 95% of ransom are paid in bitcoin monero is a popular option that said, there are limitations when it comes to dealing it is not as liquid as other cryptocurrencies in pa

once again, senate republicans have signed their names in the ledger of history alongside donald trump, the big lie, and voter suppression to their enduring disgrace. this vote, i'm ashamed to say, is further evidence that voter suppression has become part of the official platform of the republican party. now, republican senators may have prevented us from having a debate on voting rights today, but i want to be very clear about one thing -- the fight to protect voting rights is not over, by no means. in the fight for voting rights, this vote was the starting gun, not the finish line. let me say that again. in the fight for voting rights, this vote was the starting gun, not the finish line. as many have note odd, including my friend, senator warnock this morning, when john lewis was about to cross that bridge in selma, he didn't know what waited for him on the other side. he didn't know how long his march would be. and his ultimate success was never guaranteed. but he started down that bridge anyway. today democrats started our march to defend the voting rights of all americans. it cou

ledger that you would record guests that came into the office they still do this any of the house and send it offices in dc on capitol hill. but this one goes back to 1974 this particular portion of it right here is 1984 and i can see that it's february 2nd 1984, but you can see the first two names on here is ronald reagan and george bush. and then you get a variety of other people from new york city, but specifically a lot of people from reno. boulder city, nevada carson city and then gardnerville of all places which is south of carson city, which is a small ranching community, but you get a lot of interested in nevada's coming to to paul laxalt's office as i think it's still the case with any of our our members of congress but i do think it is neat to see that the president and vice president are right up there on top. this is a finished folder from the actual manuscript collection. these markers are just for my reference so i can find something in here. this is an acid free folder. it's got the title of what's in here. this is 1980 convention file which includes drafts of lack salt

you, though, a couple years ago, i was at the jackson county historical society and looking at a ledger of another santa fe trail merchant and discovered that henry was one of his customers and throughout that whole ledger, there's literally thousands and thousands of dollars worth of cargo that the merchant was selling him. they arrived there in independence and rebecca says that our wagons are being loaded at wayne city landing and our mules are out at grass in charge of our mexican boys. altogether, we have 500 mules. some of them never have been in a harness before and there is a lot of swearing and confusion when the men begin to lasso the new mules and get a harness on them for the first time. i have never heard such a deafening roar and i've never seen such an exciting -- i've never seen such an exciting scene. henry told me that he prefers mexicans for teamsters because they understand how to handle the mules better than do any other class of men. they are cool and calm when danger threatens. most of the men speak english and are friendly and they seem glad to see me. she contin

a for a ledger links to organized crime. i love the this is one of michel kinds, biggest problems. journalist analysts and even criminals told us that many politicians and so are in bed with the not when pl. 2, you stop for breakfast series, campaign headquarters. a put that to him. there is always a reason why you can't in the list of wanted the why are you about why he was on the book and noticed that people as you can me uni. oh got they want to come in because they, when they went to our interview, he admitted to nothing personally did say there's endemic corruption here. i just was just calling because it was either specific. i meant the image organ gas like yellow. and if you go to the mac, delta look was going to be a part of the boat. i'm silent, the, there's money up in there are obvious benefits for politicians going into business with the north coast money power. but it's not that cut and dried, the member valencia knows that better than most in 2013. he was accused of colluding with a cartel when he was married t

are the red flags for you >> well, the red flags in terms of just sars cove 2 is the side of the ledgerint in the direction that it came from animals hasn't budged since the outbreak began but the side of the ledger suggests it could have come out of a lab continuing to expand we have the circumstantial evidence of irmzs report sed of people working in the wuhan laboratory, the lab that has been suggested could be involved in doing research with this particular virus. that occurred in november at the very time we now believe the virus first made its arrival into the setting in wuhan. we have the fact the chinese governmented withheld key information that could be exkulper to that could point in the direction of a zoo naughtic source and the people working in the lab and the early strains, as well as information about some of the infections they have not made patient samples available from early infections which kwo help discern where it originated from the fact they withheld the key details that could be exkulper to is a piece of information also we have done an exhaust hautive search f

come in, which has all, when they tell us out of i know for mama i sent in in spanish was malone ledger min a considerable amount of money. a few men alleged in few, michelle, i mean, what fun about home, kind of the high of the love for high, almost 10000000 act, but tickler t, i believe the jam se looked at the south will fi bay in from love. the academy performed with some other stuff. if you know the live sick kind of fun computers shobel out of for 911. which bureau neutral? cool. beloved home the be a lead that a sub or what what the feel feel or to me? sure. why the for 9, a lot of money or casual le mconnell. we home one above, above and below the center panels on the 5 or one i didn't side and nor did for the last, if you money or few lives, is just miss relief. see here, been that just terrible with i need me fix the band of money. why not to be sent lp and hums toilet. i need, my sister could leave me a job on monday if and i her why the she and of a whole be did then the list of our cars and i'm in my system and i mean that was heavy and caliah was a liberal have the has it

. >> once again, senate republicans have signed their names on the ledger of history, alongside donaldmp, the big lie and voter suppression, to their enduring disgrace. yamiche: the justice department took action on voting rights. it filed a lawsuit against georgia for its new restrictive voting laws. you are at the doj presser, tell me about what this first major action means, and how active we think the doj will be? i have been talking to activists who wanted to see this happen. what is going on? mike: the take away you should have is if we will not see action in congress, action from the democrats, when it comes to trying to prevent or defend against what we see the republicans do in places like georgia, the white house -- the administration will step up and have the justice department take on that role. you should take the lawsuit today that was filed by the justice department as a first step. that is basically what the indication should be. we do have localities through the country where republicans are passing legislation that will restrict the ability for, specifically minority

a shark ledger could join us. it's been a year since 20 indian troops and at least 4 chinese soldiers died in a deadly border class in india, north. but the stand off in the car, mountains that led to the clash continues. that's coming in the galvan valley occurred on the more than 3000 kilometer long, mostly undo, marketed border between the 2. ation giants, both claim to transgressions into each of those territory. at various points, a massive group build up from both sides followed. i live, you see our troops did pull back from one of those points and that point was farther south in bang gong lake that was in february. but since then talks to have to pull back from other areas such as in go gra hot springs and the depth on plains have not changed the situation on the ground. he has more high and the car occur ranges, jacket, cliff saw above the gal, one valley. the satellite images show the disputed region where indian and chinese troops clashed a year ago. soldiers confronted each other than attacked with rock

but biden has several things he has to do on either side of the ledger.r he has to deal with interference, hacking, expansionism, you know, on the ground. on the other side they've got to deal with nuclear nonproliferation and treaties they have to deal with. they need to deal with syria, they need to deal with iran. how do you walk that line? you go in being the tough guy but there's business to be done with the russians. >> there's absolutely business, and what complicates it for president biden is that europe may not be in exactly the same place all the time. the relationship between germany and russia has been complicated for quite a long time, so he does have a very tough line to draw. he does need russia to stop being a dangerous irritant. he can't really threaten to be an ally, but stop being a dangerous irritant in relation to iran and the middle east, places like that. that's going to be a challenge. but the bigger challenge is really this. vladimir putin's genius is that he attacked the american system, the western liberal order but undermining

values we have on one side a blow up of a unvarnished lakota view of the battle this mural or this ledger drawing behind me was created by a veteran of the battle called red horse and it very clearly gets across the brutality of the battle on the other side of the gallery. we have a muslim which was painted by another veteran of the battle of the little bighorn strike the kettle and in the muslim painting strike the kettle portrays a way of life before the reservation period and a way of life that celebrates. lakota virtues and ways of living in the world next we're going to go look at that muslim painting. this painting was made by a man named strike the kettle strike. the kettle was a friend of sitting bull after the battle of little bighorn. he fled up into canada with sitting bull stayed in canada. was sitting bull for four years at the time. this was a major international incident the united states wanted sitting bull back in the united states on a reservation eventually sitting bull and strike the kettle return to the united states. sitting bull was killed by lakota tribal police wh

but i like the history ok, ledgers. you spears to hunton to defend themselves. there's a bit of ancient instinct that can really help your motivation. even worry about soon you can talk much, go ahead from thomasville. it doesn't usually need any extra motivation. not even when the corona virus pandemic hit overnight training options were limited in competition were put on hold young. they were already signed in january 2020 of something happening. that would one day affect. we because the students started making their plans more flexible, something we'd have to do in 26 team to the virus and resulting political instability. and so this year we were already prepared for that in a curb. our expectation. i always knew what i was doing for so my la knows how to prepare for the big competitions. he's the olympic champion, having one gold at the rio games in 2016 in the emily pedagogy devoted business. want to keep one big old, any time for it to sink in. if you have a lot to digest back home, not just in rio, you, i'm interested in because you appreciate what the mo

but i like the history ledgers. you spears to hunton to defend themselves. there's a bit of ancient instinct that can really help your motivation even what you're doing and really talk much, much ahead from thomasville. it doesn't usually need any extra motivation. not even when the corona virus pandemic hit overnight training options were limited in competition were put on hold because they were already signed on january 2020 of something happening that would one day effect. we because soon started making plans more flexible. something we'd had to do in 26 team do the virus and resulting political instability. it was a month. so this year we were already prepared for that in a curb. our expectation. they always knew what i was doing it for 2 or so my ruler knows how to prepare for the big competitions. he's the olympic champion, having one goal that the rio games in 2016 emily has he got devoted business. want to keep one big old, any time for it to sink in 15, you have a lot to digest back home, not just in rio, you for state and appreciate what the olympi

but what's on the other side of that ledger? does anybody ever asked what is happening to the person who is actually investing in these homes and rent it out? and it has received no income for 18 months, and so many people are in white rock and they're not firm. so the more some are just average people who say, boy, my boy in stock market decided to buy a 2nd home. i rented up speaking for them, but either change station either either way, even if you continue to route ruined the investor side of the balance sheet. it's not going to be enough to offset the massive just on monetary but for me to thousands. right. joe? again, shakes, trillion dollars was spent by the treasury in helicopter money in payments for people geelong corporate bonds, birches. everything was under the sun except for stocks. all right, that is the only way it will. it cannot and will not be duplicated until we have another credit crisis, which is coming in wanting a landlord lives matter. hey, michael panto of best neapolitan pace. so chef on the east coast

and any stories you missed on you can always check them out of your ledger online. the website is artsy, dot com. in the meantime, thanks for joining us. we're back in about half an hour. ah, driven by jan shaped by those with me in me dares think we dare to ask me. ah, phoenix. you guys actually got a little uncovered face men's clothing and showed host. it's a kind of guy and feminism name is how camino above to the put a human level. so the whole lot of that of us is, was on the job. but you know, the one that gave me she lives in one of the most dangerous and patriarchal provinces of afghanistan coast lacy, which time i thought sure, no, i shall do. but i haven't set up a new kid. i'm glad you got me knows that she does her best to fight for women's rights. i am not able to get that done. as you know, what i do have the other sort of the season here by her nickname, the king was i got to reco. doesn't really go on the i me the news. the who's time actually, we're going under and uncovering the stories. the powerful do want you to know coming up in the show, how

it means you don't have to trust because everything is on a error proof unforgivable ledger that allows the public to be able to see whatever is going on. meaning that you don't have to trust that coin, you can view every transaction for yourself. you know exactly what's happening with it. there's a fixed monetary supply of big coin. there is no playing with big coin in the way that i don't know. maybe currencies are played with all the time, the way that the world bank, the way the b i m f, the way the federal reserve bank toys with money toys with economy. so give me a break. transparency that is laughable. the 2nd issue is energy consumption, because oh no, the world bank cares so much about the environment. i will show you this chart if we have this chart that we can pull up because it really kind of demonstrates for you the annual energy consumption in terra watt hours.

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here is what i didn't understand your question and get your ledger. what is highly likely in the school that children commentary as well? first grade will be going to school on the regular basis by the way, lot range, we did not prohibit you from go into school. so there is every reason to believe that much in the class or her year with mandatory. so we will be starting not we chest as usual as and for the students. well yeah, i think we need some time to really think about that to see how iteration where it will. and i hope that time will have that heard very much. you've talked about and thanks to active explanations, quarterly university with companies, small, medium size companies, enterprises and large corporations will be working as normal you know, your problem immune corona virus and maybe adversarial country because she is the 2nd message from why is ukraine not live countries for russia, edwards adversaries. another question i go to meet with linda. well, why is green is not on the list to the address? that's because i do not think that the

i flew up to the state prison where bruce ledger was i spoke to him when somebody is accused of murder. are you arrested for murder? it's tape recording, everything is tape recording. i couldn't find his tape. ready it had been taken out of evidence by detective mon 2 and it was never put back into evidence active minds with the footprints outside the house matched the footprints on the inside. lieutenant gavin found the footprints weren't actually looked at best scientist or any qualified expert. so we took matters into his own hands, so i contacted our people and we're scientific investigative division. so he takes out this big magnifying glass, looks at it looks at the other one he goes, these 2 don't match. see, this is a great embarrassment for any large organization that you've convicted somebody for murder, and then 51020 years later. it's, it turns out that the person is actually innocent. and this is what my lieutenant said. that is not getting out of prison. do you understand me, sergeant cabin, they will do everything they can to stop. you prevent you from going forward with