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million jobs presenting a huge challenge for the incoming biden administration lester >> all right jo ling kent tonight, thanks. >>> we are tracking a major winter storm on the move this weekend. it could bring several inches of snow to texas. dallas could see the most snow since 2015 before that storm moves towards th gulf on monday. >>> major league baseball has lost a legend hall of fame manager tommy lasorda died at 93 harry smith on what he meant to the game. >> reporter: even if you didn't know a double play from a dropped third strike you still knew who tommy lasorda was. the man who bled dodger blue. we loved tommy lasorda. his enthusiasm for life >> oh yeah >> reporter: his passion for the game. >> haven't you ever met one? >> reporter: there was a lot of sandlot in a man who won eight division titles, four league pennants and two world series and managed one team longer than all but a few others, the dodgers. >> every morning when i open my eyes i thank the big dodger in the sky because i'm able to do what i do >> reporter: he was a pitch man. >> i lost 30 pounds in 3 months >> r

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those are low pric point items. >> reporter: a healthy start without breaking the bank jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next, we speak to the surfer who made a dramatic rescue that's "inspiring america. >>> finally the surfer who was the right guy at the right time on the beach. gadi schwartz with "inspiring america." >> reporter: when the swirls are heavy on hawaii's north shore even wading out into the water can turn in a flash. this video shot by pro surfer mikey wrigh captures a woman dragged out by a powerful undertow. >> dragged out. >> reporter: you hea mikey quickly get rid of the drink in hand and then he breaks into a full sprint moments later he is battling churning currents >> i got her in my arms i told her, i said hey, you are going to be okay. we're going to get in and be safe. >> reporter: his sister pro surfer tyler wright helping from shore it looked like your sister was right there reading the water and telling you exactly where to go. >> kind of directing from the beach trying to get us out of the danger zone. she warned us that there was a wave that wa

our jo ling kent is looking at why some big advertisers are dialing back. >> reporter: for the firstbudweiser is benching their shot at viral super bowl ads they're saying instead they'll pass some of their air time to vaccine awareness campaigns for the pandemic. >> let's turn our strength into hope. >> how different are ads going to look overall? >> it's a trick yooier to hit a tone an decide whether people are ready for a laugh or looking for something more serious. >> reporter: others like coke, pepsi, and hyundai changing their traditional lines too. their bottom line took a hit in 2020 thanks to covid-19. they'll save $5.5 million for each ad not run, but will this hail mary be worth it? >> certainly the game last year in 2020 was the moeched watched event on television. they're risking that moment. you know, they're risking not getting their ad in front of a huge amount of people and also being part of a cultural moment. >> reporter: but pepsi will show up in other ways, doubling down on its halftime show sponsorship and releasing its ad early online and you'll still see these

president trump and far right extremists as they migrate to darker corners of the internet here's jo ling kent. >> reporter: more than a dozen companies already blocking or restricting president trump on their platforms. >> it shows that even the president is not above the policies we have. >> reporter: on facebook he's banned until further notice. >> the inauguration is coming. we're focused on doing everything we can to protect our services and the ban stays and is indefinite to get through this. >> reporter: twitter permanently shutting down his account. >> what we see is people retreating to more private space and organizing there. >> what kind of calls for violence are you seeing right now online >> a lot of calls for sort of a january 6th do-over, people saying go to your state capitols and arrest people or overthrow the government. >> reporter: meantime parler, an alternative site has been removed from apple storrs amid accusations it allowed the incitement of violence, parler now suing amazon, saying with do not condone violence on our platform and we never will some big tech comp

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jo ling kent joins me life. good morning.s have been pulling extremists off their platforms for ten days or so. to what extent are they helping law enforcement find people who attacked the capitol? >> good morning. facebook and twitter have a long foement behind the scenes on these types of investigations. now facebook announcing it's banning new events from being organized near the capitol as a prevention measure. the white house or any state capitol buildings as well through inauguration day. facebook saying it's not going to allow ads for weapon accessories in the u.s. at least through two days after inauguration day out of what they keep calling an abundance of caution. a lot of changes right now, willie. >> amazing what law enforcement can do with technology these days. so interesting. thank you very much. >>> coming up next, a new sunday sitdown with rob lowe. then a life well lived. the intrepid reporter who infuriated officials by publishing the pentagon papers and telling the tth about the vietnam war. >>> our photo

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jo ling kent has the latest. >> reporter: tonight a deafening silence from the president's twitr ateount in his waning days as coander in chief. twitter, run by ceo jack dorsey, saying "after clo review of the president's recent tweets" it banned him due to the risk of further incitement of violence. twitter specifically warning "plans for future armed protests have already begun proliferating on and off twitter, including a proposed secondary attack on the u.s. capitol and state capitol buildings on january 17th." after the ban the president tried to tweet from other campaign and staff accounts, triggering a game of whack-a-mole with twitter quickly taking down his posts. many platforms have banned or restricted the president's account, including facebook and instagram, where he's blocked indefinitely and for at least the next two weeks. >> it's a sad day when big tech has more power than big government, that they can censor the president of the united states. >> reporter: because twitter is a private company experts say the removal of the president for violating their rules is not a vi

nbc's jo ling kent has the latest. jo, walk us through this. this was stunning. it was the brilliant use of facebook that helped president trump get elected. facebook is his baby. >> reporter: yes, facebook is definitely one of his favorite megaphones, as is twitter. what's interesting about this is i want to read you what mark zuckerberg said in his statement. he believes, in his first comment since the violent went down, he believes the risks of allowing the president to continue to use the facebook and instagram services during this period are simply too great. this is by far the most aggressive and direct language zuckerberg has used since president trump has taken office. he says, therefore, we are expending the block on his facebook and instagram accounts indefinitely and for the next two weeks until the peaceful transition of power is complete. this comes after facebook took relative quick action to remove the video that president trump posted yesterday. of course, as you remember, locking his account for 24 hours. but at twitter, there's a different appro

guys. >> jo ling kent, thank you. administration officials late into the night trying to figure out how to handle this. >>> this morning momentum is building for what would be an unprecedented move by congress, a possible second impeachment of president trump. house speaker nancy pelosi says if the president does not resign, the house will take action toward removing him from office. that's as the outgoing senate majority leader mitch mcconnell sent senate republicans a memo outlining the timing of a potential impeachment trial. kelly o'donnell is tracking all of it from the white house this morning. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. the final days of the trump presidency are already numbered, but calls to force an early departure are getting louder and more organized. never has a president been impeached twice, but that dubious and historic distinction could be coming for president trump. facing a new measure of infamy, a second impeachment, speaker pelosi instructed house democrats to move forwa

again as ling just played amidst the eerie quiet in the city that never sleeps. care and front line workers got front row seats to the traditional event in new york city social distancing in times square this is the new year in the age of coded 19. at the copacabana in rio de janeiro the beach was nearly empty as the city rang in 2021. the eiffel tower sparkled in the city of light as police across paris were on hand to enforce the country's strict 8 pm covert curfew. in berlin the annual fireworks were more subdued than in years past after the government banned their sale but not their destination. an hour later britain heralded in the new year its 1st post brags that new year's eve was less than celebrate torrie with police out in force to discourage crowds. but in the chinese city of will hand where the 1st cases of covert 19 emerged just over a year ago revelers hope the darkest days of the outbreak are now in the past. the . new zealanders were partying like there's no pandemic the country successfully eliminated the coronavirus and 2020 combining strict mea

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in our sunday focus, jo ling kent follows the online trail to january 6th. >> reporter: while imagesattacks on capitol hill stunned the nation this week, many say the signs were there all along. hidden in plain sight online. >> people joke around a lot on the internet. but people say what they mean on the internet. >> reporter: these two cover disinformation, extremism and the internet for nbc news. there was nothing surprised to them about january 6th. why do people say they didn't see this coming? because it was plainly out there. >> i have been wondering that all week. these people coordinated on open parts of the internet. they were talking about storming the capitol. >> we saw examples of what we saw at the capitol happening all throughout 2020 at statehouses, at local black lives matter protests where armed men would intimidate local activists. we saw this happening over and over and over again. somehow the fbi, the doj, the capitol police just didn't learn a thing. >> reporter: how far back does this go back? >> four or five years. but qanon started in october of 2017. >> repo

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microsoft among at least a dozen major corporations suspending their political contributions, too jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> in just 60 seconds, the new fbi warning on armed protests around the country ahead of next week's inauguration. >>> after the attack on the u.s. capitol, the fbi is warning of new protests ahead of next week's inauguration while the secret service is expanding security for that event. here's pete williams. >> reporter: in response to last week's violence, the homeland security secretary late today ordered the secret service to begin the period of beefed up inaugural security six days earlier than planned starting wednesday. that means a perimeter of no scale fence around the capitol security checkpoints with metal detectors streets closed down for several blocks and tens of thousands of police and federal agents ready to respond to violence. scenes like this in downtown washington four years ago national guard troops, too, with the military now considering whether they should be armed. the fbi is warning police nationwide that armed protests are being discussed on

one of the most important voices of disinformation, which was the president. >> that was nbc's jo linging. other social media platforms president trump is suspended or banned from include youtube, tiktok, snapchat, and google. >>> the u.s. national guard may be allowed to carry guns in the nation's capital. it's all part of preparations for the iran augustration on january 20th. after wednesday's deadly riot defense leaders are reviewing use of force restrictions pertaining to national guard members. army secretary ryan mccarthy says that any changes will be determined by intelligence gathered about potential threats. more than 6,000 guard members have been activated and are expected to arrive in d.c. over the next few days. >>> the world continues to react to wednesday's riot at the capitol. today pope francis weighed in, telling an italian broadcaster the attack "astonished him." the pope condemned the events but also said "thank god this exploded into the open so it can be seen and remedied." nbc's keir simmons is in london with more reaction from world leaders. >> we took the build

jo ling kent, nbc news >> president biden won in large part thanks to record turnout among black voterscluding here in georgia. now, those voters have expectations within hours of taking office, president biden signed an executive order focused on rooting out systemic racism in the federal government and directing each agency to come up with a plan to address inequalities other priorities include criminal justice reform and investing in communities of color. >> president biden also faces critical tests on the world stage. richard engel is in london >> good evening, lester here in europe among america's allies there is a sense of president biden wants to reengage with the world which our allies are responding, welcome back russia today mostly focused on all the security in washington, a way to show that the united states is still sick but around the world among our allies, today was more about healing our international relationship >> rich card. thank you, up next, i will have some final th thoughts on this historic day two weeks left of this presidency, where is this going despite what

any iranian i studentfor live coverage of what is happening in washington yesrerday, some ling in whaty saw. washington and tehran have had i icult relationship which has only gotten worse during easter trump presidency. let's speak to a professor at the university of tehran. thank you very much for joining us. what d you heaom iranians what waeir reaction to happening here in washington yesterday? o>>iously there is no sympathy for tromp, but i think a lot of people were somewhat happy to see the united states sort of take a bit of its own medicine. when we see, for example, rioters attack buildings in the republic of georgia or ukraine or venezuela or hong kong, in the west it is glorified and they are supported. but when it is in washington, suddenly horror. shock and or formp e, when the young lady who served in the u.s. army and served abroad, wn she was killed, in the capitol, if that was in any other country that was an adversary pically of the united states western countries, it would have been shown over and over andr again on telision. or the fact that tromp, again, people do

jo ling kent, great reporting. you will be on this all day, we look forward to watching on nbc "nightly news" tonight. >>> you heard jo talk about the social media suspensions that have come into play. a lot of people thought the president is silenced on facebook and twitter, but there is another one that could be out there waiting for him, this platform called parler, known as conservative twitter. guess what, there it is this morning, it's offline basically. that's because amazon has dropped the president from its web hosting service, that's after apple and google pulled the app from their stores. the ceo of parler firing back on fox this morning. listen. >> there's no mechanism to meet up or organize some kind of an app like that on parler. we never promote that had kind of violence or anything like that. we would have never condoned t we have a lot of things in place to stop it, but amazon and apple and google they don't care. they're using this as an opportunity to squash the first real competitor in this spac

nbc's jo ling kent joinings us with more. good morning, jo. >> reporter: good morning, frances.emic has changed the way we buy even our cars in fact, a lot of people not even coming to car dealerships like this anymore, instead doing it all online. the pandemic is revving up car shopping from the comfort and safety of home with walk-in visits down 14% due to covid, more shoppers are buying online instead of in person. >> consumers don't want to come into the store and spend much time web traffic has become the new front door. >> reporter: in fact, gm said the number of customers who bought their vehicles virtually has nearly tripled than before the pandemic lexus, carmax, and carvana will personally deliver your vehicle to you if you're on the fence, carmax will let you test your vehicle for 24 hours before you decide. >> it gives them a chance, hey, is this the right car for me. >> is this trend going to last through the pandemic >> i think it's a lasting pandemic consumers will continue to want to do more things online >> reporter: but, remember, the rules of the road for buyi

. >>> economists are expecting job growth to slow considerably from november jo ling kent has a previewning. >> good morning. we're going to get the december jobs report, the last one of last year giving us a better insight into how the jobs market are going and a lot of analysts are expecting it to be pretty tepid. only 50,000 may be added back in december along with the unemployment rate moving to 6.8% this comes in as weekly unemployment claims in at 787,000. just over last week alone 19 million people still on unemployment the jobs market continues to slow down its recovery we're still about 9 million, 10 million jobs missing from pre-pandemic levels. those jobs still haven't come back yet and if you do the context here, the december jobs report is expected to really pale in comparison to the november jobs report of course, we do expect people to start getting that extra $300 a week in unemployment money from the federal government really soon, but a lot of that is still not going to make up for your the massive hole that so many unemployed workers are making right now phillip? >> a

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jo ling kent now with the price you pay. >> reporter: the pandemic is revving up car shopping from the comfort and safety of home with walk-in visits to dealerships down 14% due to covid-19, more shoppers are buying online instead of in person >> consumers don't want to necessarily come into the store and spend as much time web traffic, that's really become the new front door >> reporter: in fact, gm says the number of customers who bought their vehicle virtually has roughly before the pandemic. toyota, lexus, carmax and carvana will personally deliver your new wheels to you too. and if you're on the fence, carmax will let you test drive a vehicle of your choice for 24 hours before you decide >> it gives them an assurance that hey, this is the right car for me >> reporter: is this trend going to continue after the pandemic >> i think this is a lasting trend and consumers will continue to want to do more things online they're going to expect this to be a very simple and seamless process >> reporter: but remember, the rules of the ro you pay still apply even online. always shop around, c

be instead why was it set up in reagan's burg ling's book version in the several big gatherings had already taken place in reagan's book the city is located on the danube and the door now so the emperor was able to travel to vienna along the river this is one that infrastructure was unique and offered short travel times messages could reach the chancery in vienna within 3 days and vice versa. the next to the infrastructure there was a 2nd key factor namely that reagan's book was an imperial city. that it was not part of the surrounding duchy of the various but was directly subordinate to the emperor and more or less belonged to him it because it's so he. well lesson of the dog don't cut what the rice tag mean for reagan's gerda get on a lie imagine so many powerful people coming here when money was being spent and it probably brought the city some other perks to. stop over in the to leave. pagans book was a prosperous city and an international meeting place. almost every aspect was rented out to diet and the boys were to their entourages the city was booming a lot of diplomats held negotiat

not history it's been lived experience it's the loss of the family members the torture the the poor ling circumstances that they were forced to endure and so as dreadful as these events and these particular events last week were on capitol hill we need to be careful in making analogies around calling it crystal not. and 17 minutes past one i am in moscow and you're watching r t international so let's head to the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan have sat down with russia's president for that head to head meeting since a ceasefire signed in november not to and all the stories after this short break stay with us. thank you. thank. you. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by the way. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallowness of. last week there was an assault on the nation's capital what does this tell us about the state of american politics is there still a place to disagr

overwhelming majority of americans on both sides of the political spectrum now say the nation is quote for ling apart the findings from alarming new poll that some 80 percent of democrats independents and republicans somewhat or strongly agree the country is disintegrating so is that the view in the streets to well is a snapshot. mark. you know that. everything you know about the. people and you have 400000 individuals americans dying from coronavirus you have millions of people unemployed you have business is falling for bankruptcy you have rights in the capital you have a president who's been impeached not once but for you. there is no moral compass. and we can't play issues between the current president and the president coming it's not a very. easy switch over i think a kind of what the current. president biden is doing as far as trying to impeach the ultra president is a childish. come a bit later in the program to corporate america appears to be playing its part in splitting up the country some of the biggest companies are pulling financial support just about any lawmaker who's currently

lisa ling was at least i think she was i think that's additional. drilling. i saw her it doesn't really. seem like it's. likely. that it was we do apologize for the quality of the sound in that report now earlier hundreds did turn out for a unsanctioned rally in bloody fall stalking russia's far east bringing the city center there to a standstill place she was forced disperse the crowds attaining dozens of protesters some of those taking pass a page of being schoolchildren while under the age of 18 rushes on this man for chill. one has to announce what she described as opposition activists using youngsters as a human shield against the police similar things played out in the city change how to they want to smaller scale with a few 100 demonstrators taking part marches have been happening across the country with the main focus on moscow none of them have been authorized and at the protests in class they ask the police to try to reason with some of the younger protesters. to move these 3. of these major repairs mysterious he's. refusing to. level the field beca

attack but it never issued a comment and just last week israel launched an air attack against syrian ling's targets in syria israel was intensifying its a campaign there before former president donald trump left office or let's speak to p.j. crowley about all this he's a former u.s. assistant secretary of state for public affairs and is via skype from alexandria alexandria virginia near washington thank you very much for being with us so what do you make of this message this threat from the head of the israeli army it clearly is a message for the biden administration but having these really military itself make this case is a challenge for biden isn't it. absolutely that is nothing new. you'll remember that prime minister benjamin netanyahu you know came to washington before even as the agreement was being negotiated to lobby against it. israel believes that any nuclear program that iran has even under the existing agreement is a pathway to a wall but certainly this is a political shot across the bow and that it underscores that even if the united states is willing under the by the administ

the observation observance of 2 of the groups although the prime minister himself a spot it's like a ling 11 kilometers away from downing street so is it a case of one rule for me and another for you shouting at that stuff r.t. london. the russian foreign ministry is warning that latvia's prosecution of russian speaking journalists threatens fundamental values including free speach. their oppression of journalists rights is becoming ever more commonplace and some countries have set of state mechanisms for exerting pressure on dissident media professionals we view this aggressive actions as a blatant disregard for press freedom and freedom of speech the basics of a democratic society where last month latvia's security services opened a criminal probe into journalists working for the full news and r.t. affiliated news agencies they were accused of violating a sanctions on moscow one of the accused told. curity agents lied in order to gain access to his home. the shakedown started at 9 30 in the morning on december the 3rd somebody rang the doorbell introduced themselves as plumbers well i o

observation observance of the group's although the prime minister himself a spot it's like ling 11 kilometers away from downing street so is it a case of one rule for me and another for you shouting at it stashed. in. or out following this next the u.s. house of representatives has voted on a resolution asking vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment to start impeachment proceedings against donald trump however pen's isn't ready stated that he'd reject that call adding that attempts at a 2nd a page meant not the best course in his view of action for the country i do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our nation or consistent with our constitution i urge the congress to avoid actions that would further divide and inflame the passions of the moment or the retreat really a continuation of the races which. followed the human i think it's a good day to our country and it was a tremendous anger. so as lawmakers attempt to remove trump from the white house tech giants have already all but to raise the president's online presence you tube now to joining

observation observance of the group although the prime minister himself a spot it's like a ling 11 kilometers away from downing street so is it a case of one rule for me and another for you. and. russia's covert vaccine has now been officially registered in venezuela with the 1st sputnik the dose is expected to arrive within weeks meanwhile russia's own vaccination inoculation program is about to be significantly ramped up president putin has announced that mass vaccinations start next week. this is definitely a milestone for this country because from this point it's not only about doctors or teachers or other jobs that forced the staff to be in touch with the loads of people face to face now the goal is to make sure that the russian vaccine is available to all citizens of this country to make sure that the coronavirus pandemic in russia is dealt a final blow and it is looking promising because of the data that we received after the 3rd stage of the trials back in december that pointed to 96 percent efficacy of the sputnik v. jab the question is though whether the infrastructure is ready and

and that could mean long lines at the post office, but tonight, jo ling kent has some advice for makingith the holidays behind us, sending back gifts is now in full swing. u.p.s. estimating returns increased 23% last week. turning what's usually national returns day into national returns week for the carrier. with nearly 9 million this past week, alone. and the u.s. postal service already dealing with long lines and wait times at branches across the country as well as delivery delays, tells nbc news it's prepared to handle the volume of returns and is working around the clock to make it happen. the rapid rise of online returns has been accelerated by the pandemic. after consumers chose to shop from home. and despite the crushing number of packa packages, the pressure is on retailers to make it easy. >> 89% of customers who have a bad online return experience say they won't buy again from that retailer online. 95% of them say that if they have a good returns experience, they're happy to come back and buy again. >> reporter: that's why major retailers like walmart.com are now offering fre

lane -- ling,na ocbc, thank you.ad, and yet granted emergency approval for the astra seneca vaccine, and is messed a vaccine for emergency use. we hear about the quest to finish phase three trials to receive full backing. rishaad: coming up, president trump recorded asking georgia officials to find him enough votes to flip the state away from joe biden. details on that story. this is bloomberg. ♪ back.da: welcome china's state on telcos are falling in hong kong after the new york stock exchange says they will be delisted to comply with president trump's executive order. that's get the latest from our markets, anchor tom mackenzie in beijing. tom, how has china respondent and are their fears this can expand the on telcos? tom: that is a concern. bloomberg intelligent suggested maybe energy companies particular the oil majors, could be next to be delisted, potentially. top of the list they pointed to cnooc, the oil major focus on offshore oil exploration, because it is on this list, published by the pentagon, of chines

an absolutely extraordinary year, and it does intolike it is strangling ling intotraggli into 2021. david: but there we go. say that we are looking forward to 2021 with a reasonable degree of optimism. rotation out of tech stocks that performed the best and into some of the cyclicals and more beaten up areas? is that still on? but toi think it is on, the point you have been making, one of the key parts of that rotation is what happens to core rates and particularly, u.s. rates. they haven't really been moving, and as long as they remain very well anchored, then actually, it is kind of hard to see why some of those outperforming sectors, particularly u.s. tech, is going to meaningfully underperform. i think that leg of the rotation, i think you need to see higher treasury yields and at the moment, that is not barking. lisa: in other words, it will take higher inflation to disrupt the leadership we are seeing so far. am i getting that right? certainly the fed at its last meeting signaled very strongly that it is not even thinking about thinking about raising rates. certainly inflation

than what we breed today for example but if you do change course if we continue wasn't pollution by ling up in landfills with garbage dumping plastics in our oceans our planet may become an inhabited with the stock taking action we may need to can fix july's the problem and the solution better that's what we're here for how welcome to equal india i'm some that i'm. if you're standing in the middle of her father's it's quiet and peaceful. but if you're close to a construction site one jackhammer things 90 decibels of selves to go you know. let's go one notch higher if you're near an airplane its engine will expose you to 120 decibels of some. noise over 70 decibels for a prolonged period of time stops for damage i heard but what happens if the city you live in is a noisy city a city which is too loud for too little we spend a few days of delhi to find out. driving on the roads of one of the most polluted and noisiest cities in the world it is not just an assault on nursing pads luck he's also a columnist for his years he has been driving his all the rich in india's capital city death for

at this diddle museum in frankfurt alexander i ling and his team have been studying how the angle was so successfully marketed particularly in germany. one crop once not starting in 1000 or 5 and there was a huge increase in the number of vanguard exhibitions in germany wants not from fernand between 1000 or 5 in 1014 before world war one there were dozens of exhibitions of featured his works with fire and we've seen that at about the same time more and more german museums and private collectors were buying vanguard's daughter pre-bought on loan. from as a dumb act when i did so there was a big increase in germany but not in france in the netherlands except for the big exhibition in amsterdam aluminums adama but museums and collectors there were not buying as well as some not often got i'm just playing what he was into my garnish. prices for vanguard were rising accordingly an invoice from a parasite gallery shows that in $1011.00 the steadily museum paid a huge sum for the portrait of dr gushee. the money was paid in installments it cost a total of $20000.00 francs it had changed han

and all those historical things that were kind of piled up like kinked ling, and then they just, you i that i looking forward, i'm hopeful but i'm cautiously hopeful that we can actually start thinking about some of the mobs that we have and some of the mistakes we made previously and finding a way to navigate forward. >> do you think that there really is a way to escape some of the mistakes that have been made in the past? i only ask that because i struck well america's system being a two party system stvment inevitable that you get another trump. and the only reason i feel like it is inevitable is because if you have one or two choices i feel like statisticically st more likely that it will end up 50-50 which means one side may win again. i don't think everyone who votes republican likes trump but they may like a lot of policies in the party but that enables another trump to come up. so do you think america can actually learn if it maintains a two party system going forward? >> yeah, i think, here is the interesting thing about this, we have this conversation, this is it. the found