mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: madam speaker, i rise today to deliver the 18th installment of my farm bill impact series and recap my time i spent with g.k. thompson. last week chairman thompson and i hosted a food and agriculture listening session with more than 150 farmers, ranchers, agriculture producers and stakeholders on a wheat farm near jepsen, kansas. people shared their perspectives about the re-authorization of the farm bill. while we had different viewpoints, we united because we care about american agriculture, we care about getting ag policy right and we want to see farmers, ranchers, producers thrive. there was a picture in thee combines. -- three combines referenced right here hosting -- hoisting american flags. john deere, green, red, and gray. when you grow up on a farm you're born into a loyalty to one of these trusted american brands. they're different. they have different styles and different features but they're all designed to do the same thing, harvest. they're designed to produce, to

mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: mr. speaker, i rise today to deliver the 20th installment of our farm bill impa-r pact series and celebrate the ribbon cutting at the facility in manhattan, kansas, in the heart of my district. it's an bit years since fat silt's ground breaking in 2015 and now the stateoff art 700,000 square foot research center is a national asset that will help protect animal agriculture against the threat of serious animal diseases. home to the only maximum biocontannable space in the country where u.s. will conduct comprehensive research, anti-rivals, and explore enhanced diagnostic. this facility isn't just about animal health, it's about public health as well. it replaced the 6-year-old plum island senter in new york. create 400 new jobs for kansans, $100 million in total economic benefit for our state, and kansas the home of internationally recognize animal disease experts. bringing healthy animals into the facility, world renowned research will happen here. i'm proud to have it in my district and

mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: mr. speaker, i'm proud that we passed h.r. 2, the secure the border act, last week. president biden's open border policies have created chaos at our southern bodder and -- border. i urge my senate colleagues to also pass this commonsense legislation which would finish the border wall, add border patrol agents, and catch and release -- end catch and release, stop the fentanyl crisis. the border crisis is getting worse and worse every day. people on the terrorist watch list are being apprehended regularly and there's no telling how much has snuck in illegally. i've been to the southern border and what i saw was shocking. i saw human heartbreak, scared children, overwelled -- overwhelmed shelters. i also saw whole giant sections of the unfinished border wall with sections lying in piles in the sun. we've done our part in the house. i just hope that the u.s. senate and the president will step up to the plate as well. mr. speaker, this is national police week, and i'm proud to use my voice to

to him that challenged it. 1977 rape in washington said in you have the case of a man named michael mann, i told me i know that he testified on a 32-bit flash drive. he mentioned him in 2017. only three years later, the ministry of justice announced that donald's conviction was probably a mistake . they wanted to tell this scandal to all the world's system and let them know the existence of tabriz. i am very fond of the memory of the martyrs of life who fell . i gave the trust in his hands, who together with his children proved to be a father and a martyr in the fronts shahrukh region, the importance of the muharram operation in 1961, i don't have a veteran, i didn't go after the veteran , what we did, we consider his satisfaction in the way of god. and i would go and say that everything i have, myself , my children, my life, everything i have , will be sacrificed for islam and the revolution. all the voices of haji in my mind always knew revolution when the family of the martyrs had died, i used to talk a lot with the people, what province is this? the memories of haj mohammad hashemi o

and now on this, their way back by bank is probably mann to that these man had left russia and now now going back to russia, guns in hand. as it media, however, raised this many questions. it looks state the month free rasa sounds quite that you've under the conditions of boy gets too great to put it mildly and we don't know who is at who it is behind the group mentioned is a so called russian volunteer course, a call. who was a, found a dad, he's got boost and was already involved in a similar armed incident in bronze because it is another region close to the accredited border on march a 2nd to the scale. so what might this need for the, for the cost of the war? can you put this into perspective for a while, while you have to be very careful because it's unclear who is really behind at the kremlin coals, however, it's ukrainian sabotage in belgrade region. and does the aim is supposed to shift the attention from the bach, moved to direction to minimize the political effect of the loss of boxes. that's at least was the criminal spokesman's best golf set. and we helped on the other side

regulation of artificial intelligence has gone so far that the representatives of the us senate, ant manne director of apple a10, called the senate to go wrong. it may go completely wrong. we want to do something with the government to prevent this from happening. artificial intelligence has not caused much trouble, but according to international media, the thing that worries most american officials is the upcoming elections in 2024 and a challenge called artificial intelligence that can to create disruptions in all election processes with various techniques, including the publication of fake news imitating audio and video, and even widespread cooperation attacks on the system of fatemeh sharifi of the m broadcasting news agency in several european countries for users to use filters or face beautification plugins in the networks social law specific according to the report, norway is going to remove the users of this country by law , and if they use filters or face beautification plugins in mobile applications , they will inform their audience that this image is not their natural and unfil

mann? >> congresswoman, i did not explicitly engage the biden administration or any of the governmental organizations. the reason, if i could offer, leading up until august 15th, i really didn't intend to get involved with this. >> how about the trump administration, when the agreement was first made that set all this in motion? >> what i will say, i was very vocal, publicly about those administrations and how they were handling the withdrawal, that it was going in the wrong direction. that was the extent of my -- >> congresswoman, prior to august 15th, 2021, i retired two private life and was not involved with policy matters anymore. it's only because of the urgent need that myself and many of the volunteers behind me jumped back into the fray. >> thank you. sometimes hindsight, 2020, if we've got involved earlier, might not be able to have so much to criticize later. you know, you talk about abandoning the afghans, i don't want to abandon them again. so, i would like to ask you, every one

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michael mann says that the world hopes to limit the worst effects of climate change, that means stop drilling for new oil. >> what more influential message what it send if the flagship university of one of our most fossil fuel driven states, texas, were to take true leadership when it comes to the clean energy transition? >> reporter: the texas university system was declined our interview request provided a statement that says its property as a strategic national resource that will be tapped regardless of ownership and that royalties have positively impacted millions of people who have benefited from historic investments in aid, faculty support, teaching, research, medical buildings, and more. while new wells are being drilled all the time, the university does also lease land for wind and solar farms. those projects account for less than 1% of its revenue. >> that little sliver has to become the full thing. it has to become 100% and they need to move away from using that land and worsening the climate crisis to helping lead us down this path of clean energy. >> reporter: a university

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we do studies in china, girls are now more likely to identify with needing to mann out than boys at this point because they see that if you so called man up, you get access to more power. so they, you know, girls and women are smart, they figured it out that if you actually deny half of your humanity, you end up getting more opportunity often times. so the point is that it absolutely is rooted in masculinity and i just to again to give to your viewers, listeners, this is not sort of some perspective as i'm starting. this is really coming from directly the words of young men from around the world for over 3 decades, and i normally keep on repeating that. but i just want to say young people have been telling us this for a long time. yeah. and so it's not, it's not a recent thing. no, it isn't an ottoman just not as take talk. but let's, let's look at how to, how to fix this. because if it's in our culture, it'll take a huge effort to reverse this trend longer. we initially talked about technologies aimed at helping people overcome loneliness and isolation. but can i ever be as good as the

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let me see here, the president of the republican this call from mann in the country saying that they appear in spring, muse assessor the media terrace coordinator. i'm not giving medical graphic done. they're already stuck in me working on the solve for the people he met poor, poor souls beat that already stopped me the because this address live streamed on february 14th, didn't bring it to dorian's. any breaking news rather? yeah. my last so it was using his presidential platform to counter allegations of corruption made by an online news organization. post me for one of my wife's money can i started working on the investigation together. one day became across a test to find a police report that had been filed away as the top secret was from an anti drug squadron being following a man. they thought was some minor drug deal. but he was, it was actually the best friends with the president's brother. i think we our present when fargo got up, also specifically focused on the role played by the president's brother in law during a particular operation, is now under investigation by the au

at mann, at if, when did you, if he's out going, chief minister of finance. good. at last he said we will analyze and correct all mistakes and come back during the parliamentary elections. precisely what mistakes was he referring to? what mistakes have be made by the b, j. p in colorado? me. mr. david on saturday, it has to look into the a see and then talk into the answering my question because no answering my question, can you also answer my question? yes, i'm actually to that i might think do a good check. we have lost a 2018 on the lines of pro vision video game. the heck that the 611 percent they drop. busy ship in steve the election inbox, the monthly election. we have $48.00 for their $48.00 parts and get it really. so you have to consider the 48 percent the benchmark football different directions . so on the on 30 we are going to be maximum series. what are usually sold quite easy, so don't hold me back to point one, get up. nobody has to put the gun. they do. i don't like that dog but nonsense us. and he's basically like, why one kid i just bought the not

and the bbc understands, it will not be, hulian nagels—mann. it will not be, hulian nagelsmann.te, as the next spurs boss, but no talks have taken place and spurs are not considering him for the role. in basketball, an inspired lebronjames, sent the la lakers into the western conference finals, and eliminated last year's n.b.a winners, the golden state warriors. the 38—year—old, james, scored 30 points as the lakers won 122—101, in los angeles to clinch the best—of—seven series 4—2. the lakers, who finished seventh in the regular season, will play top seeds the denver nuggets in the series, to decide who plays in the nba finals. elsewhere, the miami heat beat the new york knicks to reach the eastern conference finals. a record breaking sale is on the cards, in the nfl. the washington commanders co—owner dan snyder, has agreed to sell the nfl franchise, to a group headed up, to a group headed up by american investor josh harris in a record deal. it's reported to be worth about 6 billion dollars making it the world's most expensive, sports team purchase. and that's all the sport f

so does it, don't go for too long, please at mann at if, when did you? if he's out going, chief minister of contents. good at last he said, we will analyze incorrect all mistakes and come back during the parliamentary elections. precisely what mistakes was he referring to? what mistakes have be made by the b. j. p in colorado? me. mr. david on saturday has to look into that history and then talk in the answering my questions because no answering my question. can you also answer my question? yes, i'm answering to that. i'm putting through your check via i've lost a 2018 on the lines of pro vision video game. the heck that the 6 point one percent they dropped. busy in steve the election inbox, the monthly election, we had $48.00 plus their $48.00 ports and getting really so you have to consider the 48 percent of the benchmark football different directions. so on the on 30 we are going to be maximum series. we're usually sold quite easily, so don't hold me back to point one, get up. nobody has to put the gun. they do a talk like that dog but nonsense us. an

, the seventy-first year or not, a little later, 74 seventy-fourth, because uh , it was a hit from mann but a song called space stracing. yes, retreat papa papa, here are these syncopations, as there, of course, sent out. and what song do you have? de purple well, of course, he could. plant. well, this is the greatest riff of temporary peoples in music stores in the world, usually in the guitar department it says smoke plant and a stairway to heaven. well done damn it, do not play because you have to cherish the seller, how is it? well, obviously everyone knows this. here it is yes , yes, sometimes we sometimes even insert our oleg kuratov wonderful you know, i really liked it, in my opinion, this is mister kaganat it was called somehow, when now it is already a familiar genre in the lounge style, there you can take some kind of rock hit in such a salon and you are unrecognizable. she was done. here is the last one in bosonov. i mean, there's an orchestra playing it all right there, but we're just different, like we are, when we play a dedication to benny goodman, then i'm left alone an

siege on because this strep o, hundreds of people marched in occupied to west bank to honor her at mann. he was a member of the islamic jihad group, baker and leaves behind a wife and 9 children. at nuns, lawyer has accused israel of medical negligence. sedans to war in general's, have agreed for one week, extension 272. our truce ends on wednesday. it was mediated by south to dance president south care. several c spots have failed since the fighting began. 3 weeks ago. united nations will stain us galveston to deliver a despite last month's battle. it's female star by the nations taliban rulers. second to general antonio. good terrace made the announcement after 2 day meeting of more than 20 nations in qatar to discussed international concerns about the situation in afghanistan. the my, the administration is sending 1500 troops to the border with mexico to deal with increasing numbers of migrants and refugees trying to enter the united states. the surge comes ahead of next week's relaxation of pandemic error laws or t v. in that film writers in hollywood, new york have gone on strike.

but then you have talks like catherine mann saying you need to get control of the second round effectse doves will say wait, because it takes 18 months to two years to get in control of inflation for the monetary transmission mechanism to work. we expect that blood to play out -- that split to play out today. dani: i keep hearing that shower metaphor everywhere. there is a lot of uncertainty about long into variable lag's. how much forward guidance are we expecting? lizzy: we have had surprise after surprise when it comes to the u.k. data, inflation-wise, labor market data-wise. you have to wonder whether the bank will be credible, if it says the future path is anything ba dependent? we will look to the forecast. interestingly, i wonder whether the bank of england sees inflation ending in the year? rishi sunak said his number one target is hlaving inflation by year end. but yesterday it was said that it was irresponsible of the prime minister to set that target because it interferes with the inflation fighting mission. we will find out at 12:00 whether the bank sees inflation ending in

finally lieutenant colonel scott mann former marine barre. multiple tours in afghanistan founded task force pineapple volunteer organization set up to get people safely out of afghanistan has successfully evacuated around 1000 afghan allies to dates. i want to thank all of you for being here today. your full statements will be made part of the record. i recognize mr. conference opening statement. >> think he ranking makes, members of the committee per thank you for inviting me here today to testify once of thousands of americans who volunteered to help those left behind in afghanistan. my name is on august 2008 as associate counsel to the president working in the white house as a lawyer. one year later i was captained deployed to afghanistan as executive officer of the u.s. army special forces. every day i served in afghanistan, afghan allies pictured here in afghan security guard stood bravely beside me like tens of thousands of other afghans who chose to support our mission was branded a traitor by the taliban and targeted for reprisals. af

and mann flight was finally accomplished by the wright brothe not by sam langley in 1910, after he'd left white house to air, observed the flight of a wright brothers aircraft at the missouri state republican convention. he the aircraft he talked with great with archie huxley who was the pilot who was there and in an offhand manner, huxley said, well mr. president, would you like to come up for a ride and theodore roosevelt said, of course i would. and so there we see a picture of president roosevelt sitting next mr. huxley in the first time the office of theresidency in an aircraft. now the possibility aircraft thange warfare was not the only innovation that tr advocate did in april of 1898, only a month after writing the letter about aircraft to secretary long tr wrote, recommending that the navy purchase the holland submarine boat. this was the first submarine, the holland to be the first submarine. it was still very much in development, had had a number of problems but his advocacy for a military capable that he would have real benefit to the navy and as we know from both world w

cathy from mehta mann, idaho. will cain has hair just as good as yours.it all the time. i don't bragg about my hair. why does everybody think i am always bragging about my hair. gutfeld started that rumor. i am watters and this is my world. >>> hello and welcome to "fox news tonight". i am will cain. we now know thanks to the release of the durham report earlier this week that the fbi targeted donald trump. they attempted to swing the 2016 presidential election in favor of hillary clinton and sink trump. but have we fully appreciated that the attacks were not limited to donald trump? that the fbi targeted america? earlier today congressman jim jordan of ohio held a hearing in

also, some noise surrounding jonathan mann. good full was asked what the message in was during his exit interview. take a listen to his reaction. second. >> but take us organizations message in your exit in your meeting with the exit interview before coming over here about what they want to see from you. >> not sure i can share that the guys have to make decisions not only for their future and their career, but for their families know. the decisions were made. we had an amazing year last year and we want a championship. i was yes, we strive every time we come on the court, you know, to happen that way. but we get another chance to come back with a group of guys that governor core guys next year and i have >> we also had a game 7 today. the sixers in boston taking on the celtics. the celtics have the best all-time record in game 7 while the sixers well, they have the worse. and guess what? history repeated itself today, the sixers were up by as many as they could have gone up 10 here. but as you can see, james harden loses the b

cathy from mehta mann, idaho. will cain has hair just as good as yours. i don't see him bragging about it all the time. i don't bragg about my hair. why does everybody think i am always bragging about my hair. gutfeld started that rumor. i am watters and this is my world. >>> hello and welcome to "fox news tonight". i am will cain. we now know thanks to the release of the durham report earlier this week that the fbi targeted donald trump. they attempted to swing the 2016 presidential election in favor of hillary clinton and sink trump. but have we fully appreciated that the attacks were not limited to donald trump? that the fbi targeted america? earlier today congressman jim jordan of ohio held a hearing in the subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government to investigate abuses by the fbi. the whistleblowers testifying at the hearing two suspended fbi agents and one former agent all claim the fbi retaliated on them for speaking out on the practices at the bureau. if i may, may be just as a reminder, a couple of stories on those practices. in

here is horace mann elementary. >> i'm miss whitney and this is our third grade class. we practice the care system. >> community! agency! engagement! >> we care about you! >> good morning, bay area. >> we care about them. >> i feel cared for. >> if you would like to see your students take part in our school shout-out, send us an email, you can send it to schoolshoutout@nbcuni.com. can't wait to see them. good morning, bay area. >> good morning, b >>> good morning. it's 6:15. good morning in belmont. if you're heading to work, do bring a jacket. we're starting out with cloud cover and temperatures only in the mid-50s. but then by your lunchtime hour, it will still be cool out there on the peninsula, and at the coast, but if you're looking for warmth, we're going to go inland and track all of the microclimates coming up in just a little bit. >>> south bay, friday, looking good for 280. no problem coming toward us. that's north 280. all are moving nicely through the south bay. there's slowing coming into the area. we'll show you that and more coming up. >>> this weekend a

. >> my name is miss whitney and this is our third grade class at horace mann elementary. we practice the care system. >> agency! >> we care about -- >> you! good morning, bay area! >> good morning to you. i love that. look, if you would like to see your students right here before school is out, make sure you shoot that video and email it to our classroom video section >>> good morning. it's 5:14 on this friday. it's start in the south bay for your gilroy commute. might run into some cloud cover as you head out the door to work or maybe to your getaway destination. we will see plenty of sunshine as we go into the lunchtime hour. we'll talk more about your gilroy forecast and the weekend events coming up in a few minutes. >>> these folks focused on approaching the bay bridge, the berkeley curve. taillights moving smoothly through the maze and through the toll plaza. we will check on things as we approach san francisco, the crash still on the grid at the 5th street off-ramp. we'll track it. >>> this weekend a small community in the east bay will celebrate one of the greatest

. >> jesse: thought eyewitness behind that video is todd bens mann from the center of immigration studieshe was documenting that he made a realization. appeared that the biden administration is openly colluding with coyotes. bens man talked to five immigration officers who confirmed this was in fact a coordinated effort with american officials. so biden isn't trying to stop illegal immigration. he is processing them. that eyewitness, todd bensman joins me now. explain the coordination on both sides ever the border here. >> mexican immigration officers would station themselves behind me right at the water's edge and kind of persuade people to the large crowds of people to just hold back, hold back. your time will come. your time will come. and then at some mysterious signal, all of a sudden they would be signaled and they would all stand up and rush down to the river and cross. maybe 150 at a time. and then they would get back in and cut them off. and when i asked what that was all about. the immigration officers explained that the dhs border patrol on the other side was communicating with

he went to horace mann, not true, attended nyu, not true.t's not illegal to lie about where you used to work. citibank, goldman sachs, not illegal. lying about your faith. said he was youing, not true. his charities, not true. then you get to these other things where you're actually raising money. he said his mother died in 9/11. no, she did not. those things are not true. and the friends of the pets things, not real. where do the lies from a politician like him become crimes? >> when you lie to the fbi, when you sign statements saying that everything that you have written on the statement is accurate and you know that that's a lie, then in addition to being a lie, that's a federal crime. and it's true as you spoke with the congressman about, that there's no congressional bar to serving as a congressperson if you have been convicted of a crime. the rule is that if you are convicted of a crime and the punishment carries more than two years in prison, you can't vote on the floor. you can't vote in committee, but you can do other congressional

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. >> right steve, thank you steve lease mann it's amazing that we spent 14 minutes talking about the disinflation of the commodities com complex, and yet, it's all about the jobs market and how tight that is still for the fed. >> yeah, i think the fed, well, everything that the fed looks at is in the rear view mirror anyway so, i think they would -- i do believe a skip is a pause, right? it's not a pivot so -- >> right >> i don't know why we're arguing over that language >> a skip is a pause -- i see what you mean. >> no one is saying we're pivoting anymore at this point they should skip but karen has always pointed this out the fed -- if the market's going to give you that extra raise, then maybe you want to just take it, but i think everything that we've been arguing about, the top is just 6 to 10 different stocks that have kept the market up, the fed should not been confused that the market is overwhelmingly bullish right now. it's a handful of names, and i think sometimes they won't admit it, but they get jaded by the overall market being up versus the handful of text stocks and

kansas republican congressman traci mann calls the regulation unnecessary and costly.ouse republicans voted to overturn new water rules from the biden administration. the federal government should not have. >> prerogatives over farm ponds, drainage ditches, you know, very small bodies of water. but the white house is vowing to push back. president biden will use every legal authority available to him to ensure americans in every state have clean water. do you have any faith that they're going to be able to do that? i certainly think that day. >> and try it's really time for congress to happen in the to clarify the law in washington, raquel martin. >> crowds gathered last night in minneapolis to mark 3 years since the death of george floyd. many laying flowers and paying respects in the area where he was killed. floyd was killed on 5/25/2020 police officer derek chauvin was convicted of his murder for more than 9 minutes. chauvin held his knee onto the back of floyd's neck. there were a few people there that were thanking the woman who got out her cell phone, including

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especially you, i would like to read be you can go by menu as it goes to mann and european countries and organization of each allow me corporation countries. and as you please support 100 personal committee and 8 to generate general types of by bus, we can not see any near future. these are we got somebody that's kind of returned to the homeland. this is what i can see. okay. and same time, international community must up or just these menus, all these general side survive us and boom as bring by military to the just this. and i even know truly and get all the people obama to the facing crime committed by this military every the beginning because she might already cut ran minority. she might already, i can our brothers and stuff from bottom us and guy division, but we division everywhere. they clean, so these men of tree categories, military are, you know, a meeting kind of get some entity wall crime general saying, you know, one country. so he's got to read of the international community should do by any means the we can thank you. thank you. so much for your time, we really do do a

dr. mann, so new dr. men and according to the board, these teachers what and richard later they were conducting the examinations for. busy they lowered secondary school exams which are being added throughout the province that they were at deck school today. but at the stop room, when unknown gunmen attacked and uh, could at least 7 of them in that stuff room. i not, the dates are worth. good, wiley were driving north bay far away from that location. however, the whole episode is shrouded in mystery. no one knows how many are attacked. good read and was how they were able to penetrate that and be able to get to these people with such a this area of cause has seen and applause, sec, daddy and violence between a she and for new sake. and some people are the thing that this may be an attempt to drive to rekindle or store those fires again. so do i need to predict lucrative guided are this a day, but didn't do the deadly incident taking place? and part of you know, what's the thinking about who might be behind it would be early to speculate the river. and if you'll go by the adventure of

and as a texas manns, you know, it's just a fraction of whatg wh these texas communities are dealing with every single day. >> that's absolutely that's absolutely right. it appears, to be illegalit immigration for the but not for meation in new york and chicago. great job. thank you so much. thank you . all right.>> wilanother new york city womans brutally attacked on the subway hed sh e says she wishes she had a daniel penny on her train. rmy old frenemy, stephen a. smith, h e joins us next.you will e joins us next.you will start making outdoor memoriesck. you will never forget. for less than five dollars a day, you can own your very own track or offand roathe d or a brand new track or vote .ilt y motor and trailer park a is the fastest growing off brand in america and the world's number one best selling fishinglect de pontoon boats are built by and sold factory direct at bass. pro shops and other select dealers save big on the best brands and the boat you escape into the great outdoors with tracker boats and atvs. a heart attack. do they have life insurance? no, but we have life in

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scope of work and can deliver the projects and of course we're moving forward with buena vista horace mann and in the midst of that right now and reflecting on the projects we didn't get to in the 2016 bond and we did a crosswalk between the list and the condition assessment ranks different propertys and the good news there is by in large a large amount of alignment there and the data sources all tend to point in the same direction with a few differences across the board so we're moving forward with our modernization program with more and better data than before to help with scoping but we have very much in mind the projects that we have kind of picked up and thought about. i think to your point what we can do for the district as a whole? i would offer a couple different thoughts here that are again outside the idea of our historical experience of a modernization project. there are procurement tools for example job order contracting that the district doesn't use. job order contracting allows to you basically bid out a whole set of routine kind of light weight to medium weight construction

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i'm thinking senator mike mann still senator fulbright that are calling not just for reductions if notwithdrawal from vietnam, but also reductions from. and by 1969, especially after the traumas of 68, something professor ferguson and others talked about in the prior panel that america's allies are uncertain about u.s. resolve not in vietnam or not just in vietnam, which for many of them is a minor domino. but in terms of naito the relationship alliance with kansas, australia and new zealand as well and so i think one of the things nixon, laird and kissinger as well all appreciate is that a precipitate withdrawal from vietnam, we all have credibility not just with america's enemies, but its allies who are very nervous about american actions. and 69. and so i think that in many ways, vietnamization nixon doctrine, as well as the diplomacy towards detente and, the opening of china is many ways an effort to reassure american allies that, yes it may not be possible to what america wants and south vietnam, but it's not to be due to a lack of american to preserve south vietnam so that the re

that's what's balanced our climate for the last millennia. jim mann is turbo—charging that natural removalking the grass more lush and green. hopefully the meat will taste — well it can't taste any better. so good now. cheaper than most other removal techniques. enhanced rock weathering has in the last couple of years gone from theoretical idea to large scale trials. jim's company has just secured £12 million in investment and microsoft has paid for 25,000 tonnes to be scattered. isn't there a danger that this sort of thing might distract people from the critical importance of cutting carbon dioxide emissions? reduction has to come first, but we also need to be developing these technologies that can do removal at scale. and the nice thing about what we're doing with enhanced rock weathering is it's permanent, so the carbon dioxide is permanently removed. once we've done this process. and it's scalable and it's ready to be deployed today. this is no silver bullet. grinding the rocks and scattering them does use up energy and create more emissions. but at this early stage, enhanced rock weat