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an op-ed on this, he interviewed a politico, what do you think about what we have learned about ludwig'sion he had? >> 100 percent, this is a really remarkable story, i'm really happy you're asking about it, i've known judge ludwig for 30 years, he's one of the most conservative people i know, he's one of the two or three kind of stalwart conservative judges over the last 30 years and yet it turns out that he had a back channel to mike pence, during those first days in january. he had to learn how to tweak certain things, just to buck up mike pence to do the right thing. and it was a remarkable service to the constitution and our democracy, and as you're saying, he was actually the number two person for the seat that ultimately went to justice alito. and we're going through that right now, and to me, i hope that whoever is number two this time around, takes a page from judge lueck, because there's a good argument that not been on the supreme court, he did more for our democracy than any sitting supreme court justice, so remarkable. >> it's a really good point, near a catchall, thank you

do pick up times irregular in many areas, the trash even ends up in the drainage system according ludwig ah, to deal with the plastic waste, gloria joint forces with a local company. they clean the bottles than shred and melt them. and from this they produce bricks entitled this thing is 60 percent send. it is 20 percent, then a plastic and 10 percent bit thicker plastic. and then you get this which is stronger than concrete. the company just moved to a new production facility, so they've only made a small amount of break so far. they're only slightly more expensive than normal break in the long run, the her to caching on the cities construction boom. plant eyes population is growing. and so as the construction industry, if it was up to gloria, they wouldn't be a single bit of plastic on the streets. the 30 road works for the center for environmental policy and advocacy. the years they been fighting the plastic industry pushing the government and the courts to implement a ban on single use plastics that included a lot of lobbying and protests to drive that point home. we got a bit more a

after being tested on just a few 100 people wolf, d to ludwig represents the german medical profession at the emer. he's been critical of this trend, an oncology, for many years zeros on is to to slide an ongoing olivia, i'm very critical because an oncology, we have a significant increase in the number of accelerated approval processes or to practice often not clear which patients would do best with the drug original, and we know too little about safety and side effects. emerging authority should only agree to accelerated processes, an absolute emergencies in order. for example, with diseases by cove at 19 corbett noise. and we discovered extreme examples like this one approval of a drug for a special chima mutation was accelerated for 17 types of care. so, but it was tested only on very few subjects. for around half of the cancer types, it was tested on less than 10 patients and on just one patient each for appendix, liver and prostate cancer's. since 2015, 28 percent of all cancer drugs have been approved for sale using the accelerated process. the publicly funded institute for qual

robbie ludwig psycho therapist and author. i mean, growing up, i never saw anything like this.a hair pull by accident, doctor. what do you think is driving this right now? >> well, the studies are inconclusive and whenever we see girls acting like this, it's shocking. and it's mystifying because we don't tend to think of women fighting or girls fighting like this. so there is disregulation and we really want to understand what's prompting this. we need to look underneath what's the cause? and there could be a cultural component. what people are fed in the media. what we see and what we are exposed to we can get desensitized to. >> so you think maybe they see some stuff in the media, if it's a music video if it's just on youtube and they think, you know what? that's okay. and they just go at each other? >> if there is an idealization of the person who is being physically violent, if it gets row manhattan sized. then someone could say to themselves, you know, it's okay. it's perfectly okay way to defend one's self. >> like the way guys are when there is a warrior. you look up to

he has known judge ludwig for more than 40 years and i note, he is still a conservative.ounsel. but, you know, look, this comes down to the idea of how are we in a situation, where a vice president is scrambling, at the last minute, trying to figure out do i have the power to overturn this in some way or not? what needs to be done, to really fortify this prospect and make sure it never happens, again? >> well, these were unprecedented times that really stress-tested the whole system. so the electoral count about that this all operates under is a law from the 1880s. if you are watching the gilded age, these days, they talk different back then. and so, it makes sense to modernize, streamline, make the law contemporary. >> and in fact, senator susan collins has a piece out in "the washington post" today and she is spearheading the effort -- a bipartisan effort, i might add -- to try to reform or modernize away from the gilded age electoral count act but this is actually interesting to have bipartisanship in washington, d.c., ben. is one of the reasons because no one quite kn

ludwig. >> thank you madam chair. very interesting topic that we are talking about. i have been dealing with this for quite some time. mr. castro. one of the issues i have seen from a financial services perspective, and i assume it is true and the same here, is a multitude of data privacy standards that we have across the country and the different states. you mentioned in your testimony that there are 34 state legislatures that introduce bills in the space from 2018. i want to get your thoughts on the importance of having a uniform federal standard for data privacy. it will go across the board. >> i really appreciate that question. >> thank you so much. >> for so many companies, especially smaller companies, we think about data privacy. we are often thinking about facebook and google. these laws impact everyone. the impact local florists and barbershops and grocery stores. complying with those laws can be very expensive and very difficult. even though, the end of the day, most of these laws are based on the same thing, they say it to little diffley. complying with th