like to be clear i misspoke un fact or taking a position very much different than that standard to miller well you know one little question he's got a huge fund this that impair his ability to deliver numbers if the size become a mitigating factor when you're managing money like that and i take it that one of the attributes you've got over there pent up portfolio is that you're just sticking to that maximum bang for the park where you know you can squeeze out alpha or return without having to worry about moving markets which of course stand corrected miller has that problem because he's he's so huge you know he's also long gold. any thoughts there 2 thoughts is that you know the more money you manage managed you know hundreds of billions of dollars you obviously don't work it's when you make changes so i mean i have to worry about that now it's over 100 i don't merit a 100000000000 so that's one thing number 2 i sold my gold. all of it a few weeks ago and i sold the miners about 6 months ago and the reason why did it was very clear i said we're heading into a period oh raising real interest ra

as we said early in the game that the utah state offense was much, much better when miller was making threes, well, they prevented miller from even taking threes, much less making them. kevin: picked up the foul, stopping the clock at 14.1. the sideline of san diego state can sense it, the 19th ranked team in college basketball, they have been in the top 25 for four straight weeks and they have a chance right now to possibly put this one out of reach. seiko is at the line with his first one going down. and as we said moments ago, jerry palm who watches the brackets as close as anyone at cbs sports says as of now, even if utah state would lose, they would be the last team in as of now. there are a lot of other games coming up, conference championship games. long three, worster, no, tipped up, no. picked up inside, schakel has got it, fouled on the play, under six seconds to go. brian dutcher, tonight on cbs begins with "bob hearts abishola" and "the unicorn ", back to back editions of "48 hours," that's tonight on cbs." at the free-throw line, jordan schakel, became a 1,000-point scorer the other n

a gentleman name herbert jack miller. wellespected criminal defense] the legal ramifications of the case to nixon. and tell him not accepting this pardon would amount to an admission of guilt. and ford said, i want you to sit down face to face with him and make sure that he understands this. with that direction, becker flies off in a government plane with jack miller headed for sand clementa, not knowing where this is going to take them. one thing that is curious is why president forthwith select this young lawyer, who was untested in many ways, to negotiate one of the juiciest deals in american political history. it was largely because nobody knew him. the washington press corps that was washington -- washing nixon's home 24 hours a day, when he went driving through the gates, nobody even knew who it was. forward wanted complete secrecy. and he wanted to get three things out of this, he wanted to get -- he wanted some sort of acknowledgment from nixon that he had acted incorrectly, perhaps illegally in the watergate affairs.

well said. stephen miller, thank you appreciate you being with us. coming up senator lindsey graham. we would get his reaction in light of his position on the kavanaugh case, what's going on with cuomo, what it means for biden. also his reaction to the president's speech at cpac. also dan bongino geraldo rivera, they'll weigh in on the scandal surrounding governor cuomo in the battle in the border, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ in on the scandal surrounding governor cuomo in thehehehehe

well. and remember that quite literally the whole world is watching. back with us tonight, jason johnson. and tim millerwell. good evening to you both. proof of why our friend eugene has the pulitzer prize, i want to also play for you some comments from ben crump. >> we all know, we can never take for granted that a police officer will be held accountable for killing a black person unjustifiably. even though we think the video is very compelling, that we understand that this is a referendum on can black people get equal justice in america. >> professor, i'm going to go ahead and assume that you agree with mr. crump's central point, as well as eugene's central point that the criminal justice system itself is on trial here. >> i agree and disagree, brian. because the criminal justice system is always on trial. even if derek chauvin gets convicted, it doesn't mean it's a good system or that black people are treated fairly. we've seen with tamir rice, trayvon martin, there have been so many instances of police officers and random white individuals shooting and killing black people and not facing any consequ

forward, will they come and testify, namely the acting secretary of defense at the time chris miller as well as the army secretary ryan mccarthy. the top republican on the homeland security committee, one of the two committees who had the hearing today, rob portman told me earlier he does want those two former trump officials to testify about what happened. he have said that he believes they have already started -- the committee has already started to reach out to try to schedule a hearing. he's not sure if they want to testify but there's a bipartisan desire to hear exactly from those individuals about why they did not sign off on the guard, why there was any hesitance to do so given what we're all seeing, the images that have day, the deadly violence occurring and why they had to wait for more than three hours on that day for backup. brooke. >> cannot imagine hearing this news, three hours being you in the middle of it covering, it being a lawmaker, being a capitol hill staffer and just wondering why. manu, how infuriating. thank you for that. i want to bring in our fbi special agent and l

former army secretary ryan mccarthy or the former acting defense secretary christopher miller to testify? >> wellinly think we need to hear from them. there's no question. they were central in the discussion yesterday in the hearing. clearly they're in the chain of command with the commander in chief, the former president at the top of that. but decisions were delayed. you heard the testimony from general walker, who said that it made no sense to see this delay. he did not see a delay like that in the summer when there were protests going on in washington. the approvals came through quickly. and yet he sat there with guardsmen ready to go, sitting on buses ready to get to the capitol, and he testified very strongly that had they gotten there sooner it would have made a major difference. so why was there a delay? we know two individuals can give us some information. we're going to work to get that information. we're just figuring out exactly what process we'll go through in order to get it. >> yeah, last night we had on general mark hertling who was saying when you hear a general using the word, y

well. dr i'm wondering dan miller is the only emergency physician at he africa and funded hospital in goma in eastern congo in the past week he received 5 covert patients 3 of them severe cases the doctors cleft the case numbers compared to countries like south africa having b.c. if we'd have that here in goma or in the country i think that would be cut to struck because we are not well prepared to receive a big number of sick people working for the my life. this must be prevented by sticking to the rule says miller. but on the street you hardly ever see anyone wearing musk says he but then i haven't seen anyone die of corona so how would i believe that an annual covert is a disease for western us not for africans there's no covert in congo. what i believe is that corona kills it kills a lot of people someway show what. a survey conducted by the ministry of health in goma showed that a quarter of all those questioned believe covert 19 does not exist one reason for that according to the minister 80 percent of cases he has shown no symptoms and of the 20 percent with symptoms most isolate at

well. dr miller is the only emergency physician and he africa and funded hospital in goma in eastern congo in the past week he received 5 covert patients 3 of them severe cases the doctors cleanse the case numbers compared to countries like south africa 30 b.c. if we'd have that here in goma or in the country i think that would be cut to struck because we are not well prepared to receive a big number of sick people who are going to. be in my life. this must be prevented by sticking to the rule says miller. but on the street you hardly ever see anyone wearing masks here but then i haven't seen anyone die of corona so how would i believe that. any hope of covert is a disease for western us not for africans there's no covert in congo. what i believe is that corona kills it kills a lot of people show me show what. a survey conducted by the ministry of health in goma showed that a quarter of all those questioned believe covert 19 does not exist one reason for that according to the minister 80 percent of cases he has shown no symptoms and of the 20 percent with symptoms most isolate at home nobo

the family of joyce lot especially that of joyce law and my brother the attorney just a miller who is part as well for attorney chris good. morning my name is attorney justin miller behalf of my law partner crystal one who can be here with you today i bring you greetings this today is not the trial of george slowly and i've heard people say that this is the george floyd trial this is the george george floyd is not on trial for this to trial of dead chauvinist should be printed and spoken about that way every single time we talk about it this trial is about america being america for all americans not just some of us all americans can be that way and it should be that way we have to take time now to think about what we want for our children and for our families. this family behind me is suffering and they've been suffering since the beginning of this thing and they're going to suffer long after all of you have gone and all of us are gone. what we want to do and what this trial can do is to make sure that no other families have to suffer in this manner george boyd was murdered he wasn't killed he did

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be announcer in my head is doing the same things oh you're screwing this up dennis miller hates you this isn't going well oh my god maybe you're talking too loud maybe you do and you might know you know this and by the time that voice gets done i'm already defeated myself. you're not finding the coach in your head because the coach is in the game. the coach is controlling something the gong is that on the field with a no no it's not up an ether right so you can separate the difference between the announcer and fire the announcer you know you know the time enough to need a play by play person an economy you need. the thing the thing that i've always been kind of baffled by is when people say i came to your course i obviously i'm coming out of my own volition and i want something at some point when people start to ascribe guru status to somebody i think they're abdicating their own pop or in a way i like getting insight from other people that's what my death in a day life is or that's what our day to day life is garnering information what's the weight what's the chaffery but the fact there are some people

health and worsened kings while a teeny was the leader of the country's largest tribe well that's not speak for me the miller she joins us from johannesburg at the media can you explain the significance of king's one detainees role and the legacy that he's leaving behind. well the king's realty had been in power since about 1968 so for many south africans specifically loose south africans he's been the only king they've ever known and this is the 1st passing of that significant figure while he hasn't had official a professional political role in south africa if his political influence i don't think can be ignored we saw that in the 1990 s. when there were tensions between people within the zulu nation ally and to the in-car to freedom party tensions between them and the now governing african national congress at that point former president nelson mandela had to appeal to the king to quell those tensions because they might have been in a potentially catastrophic we also know that the king is was one of the largest land owners in the world in south africa specifically in puzzle natal province the kings in goin

miller, if you'll answer these questions, and respond quickly. yes or no is appreciated as well. rst, is there anything you are aware of in your background that might present a conflict of interest with the duties of office which you have been nominated? ms. young: no, sir. mr. miller: no, sir. chair peters: second, do you know anything personal or otherwise that would not allow you to discharge the responsibilities of the office to which you have been nominated? ms. young: no, sir. mr. miller: no, sir. chair peters: lastly, do you agree without reservation to comply with any request or summons to appear and testify before any duly instituted committee of congress if you are confirmed? ms. young: yes, sir. mr. miller: yes, sir. chair peters: great. thank you. michiganders as well as people all across the country are facing significant challenges as a result of the pandemic. and president biden has certainly made it clear that the pandemic response needs a whole of government approach. and that we need to take bold action to recover. and if confirmed, you both will play a central r

well said. stephen miller, thank you, appreciate you being with us. coming up, senator lindsey graham. we would get his reaction in light of his position on the kavanaugh case, what's going on with cuomo, what it means for biden. also his reaction to the president's speech at cpac. also dan bongino, geraldo rivera, they'll weigh in on the scandal surrounding governor cuomo in the battle in the border, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: president trump, he delivered a rousing speech at cpac in orlando yesterday, slamming and laying out the case, prosecuting the case against the biden agenda. he laid out the future for what is the american first, make america great again agenda and of course he also talked about party unity and even responded to rumors of a 2024 run. take a look. >> joe biden has had the most disastrous to first month of any president in modern history. that's true. already the biden administration has proven that they are anti-jobs, antifamily, anti-borders, anti-energy, anti-women, and antiscience. in just one short month, we have gone from america first to america last.

well said. stephen miller, thank you appreciate you being with us. coming up senator lindsey graham. we would get his reaction in light of his position on the kavanaugh case, what's going on with cuomo, what it means for biden. also his reaction to the president's speech at cpac. also dan bongino geraldo rivera, they'll weigh in on the scandal surrounding governor cuomo in the battle in the border, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ in on the scandal surrounding governor cuomo in thehehehehe it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: president trump, he delivered a rousing speech at cpac in orlando yesterday slamming and laying out the case, prosecuting the case against the biden agenda. he la

that's where the bipartisan board said everything was done properly and miller won this election fair and square. that doesn't sit wellh the democrats nor the opponent rita heart. -- hart. she went straight to nancy pelosi to overturn that seat. >> dan: quick question. how is this going down in iowa on the ground? i live in florida. on the ground in iowa, the perception this has to be terrible of this attempted theft of a congressional seat? >> yes, even democrats in the second district said that if nancy pelosi overturns this election, it would be a very bad thing. they don't agree with it at all. those are democrats saying that. >> dan: that's good to hear. senator, thanks for joining us. we are also learning more about the bizarre 2018 gun incident surrounding hunter biden and his late brother's widow involving a fire arm tossed behind a grocery store. according to the "new york post" texts from hunter biden suggested that the secret service was involved despite contrary claims from the agency. "she stole the gun and threw it in a garbage can and told me it was my problem to deal with." hunter continued: there issi

well, short-lived, or just a bump along the road to that story? this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang alongside matt miller. beer drinker, they have been consuming during the pandemic. alcohol sales have done well in the stay-at-home trend. we have with us the ceo of harpoon brewery, dan kenary. in some ways not unlike retail where the pandemic interrupted a negative trend in your favor, in the sense that we had seen a lot of concerns about the health aspects of beer, high carb levels. we have seen consumption rising and companies getting creative about attracting people back into the fold. how has the pandemic been for harpoon? dan: just what you describe, a shock to the system in the second quarter. we began the year right around st. patrick's day, the end of the first quarter, real shock to the system. on premise shut down. all of the draft beer we had out in our coolers had to be destroyed. we lost 35% of the business overnight, and then we saw a real pivot to off premise sales. the major brewers sell 90% of their peers in packages, cans and bottles. they were less affected by that aspect of it. the smal

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i want to thank your staffs as well as those of the miller center, the college of arts and sciences,he democracy initiative. and i want to thank our audience for such wonderful questions and for being with us this afternoon. so thank you all so, so much. we are indebted to you for this conversation and we are enriched by it. thank you. have a good afternoon. >> thank you. and go yankees. >> go red sox. i love you, brother. >> i miss you. see you soon. take care. >>> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's on this weekend on american history tv. tonight we'll show a 1987 film from our reel america series, "crossing borders," the story of the women's international league for peace and freedom, about the organization founded in 1915 to end world war i, for peace and women's rights. watch tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> american history tv on c-span3. exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, o

could slip back into the acrimonious saber rattling of the past rob mcbride al-jazeera so well them of impartial miller is a senior fellow with the japan institute of international affairs he joins us now by skype from also has great to have you with us on this news we were hearing in that report there's been lots of warm words for japan do you think that japanese governments will be reassured after this initial visit. thanks a lot for you know and i think absolutely the japanese government will feel reassures a couple points to note i think the fact that the 2 blasts to end the travel of the secretary of state and the secretary of defense happened initially in japan and south korea i think is significant there are a number of different priorities that the by the administration could have focused on internationally a lot of challenges you expect ability over the last 4 years with the previous administration but the fact that they chose to travel to japan 1st and then south korea i think was well regarded as the 2nd important element it's now this ducktails with china so as you know the u.s. will be mee

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miller meeks. can you comment on that? >> well, of course.irst of all 400,000 iowans voted and what pelosi is talking about doing, hopefully she doesn't get away with it, if enough democrats will take an exception for it, she wants 221 democrats to vote to overrule the judgment of 400,000 iowans in the second district. the challenger there is the person by the name of rita heart. her campaign filed a report with the house administration committee suggesting that the committee, these are direct quotes from the report, depart from iowa law. can you imagine, 435 people in congress of the united states elected under their state laws and we got somebody thinking you can depart from state law? it is just ridiculous. we're hearing a little bit of good news from the standpoint that maybe five to 10 democrats are raising questions about whether it is the smart thing to do substantively. some of them are raising questions about whether it is the smart thing to do politically. if five or 10 democrats would not go along with pelosi, it won't happen. it s

yes so you definitely do see that in state run media so miller has a number of outlets all television a number of radio as well as a few state run newspapers that are essentially acting as propaganda arms for the military regime you have military officials coming out giving statements writing stories essentially talking about why the protestors are wrong the benefits of military rule and. evidence or you know what evidence that they can show about election fraud which is how they have claimed legitimacy for conducting the coup in the 1st place. i see thank you so much for bringing that to to us. young go. to united states judge there is begin the process of selecting a jury in the trial concerning the killing of george floyd in the u.s. city of minneapolis judge peter carey hill delayed the process from yesterday after an appeal court ordered him to consider an extra murder charge against white a former police officer derrick show in which the sjogren's already accused of murder and manslaughter the death last may of george florida a black man sparked violent unrest in cities across the united states. correspo

miller. does.9 vaccine to mexico as well as canada. this will be the first time the u. s has exported covid vaccine doses of white house official confirmed today that the biden administration is planning to send 2.5 million doses to mexico in 1.5 to canada as a loan. the astrazeneca vaccine has not been authorized for use yet in the united states, but has been by the world health organization. in the meantime, tens of millions of doses have been stockpiled here in the u. s. should it received that emergency use authorization while most people recover from the coronavirus. there are others who have symptoms that last for months. ktvu is andre senior recently talked to one of the bay area's first virus patients who still having symptoms. i'm not doing great. i still deal with a bunch of lingering symptoms. imagine getting sick and never getting better. that nightmare scenario is playing out in real life for justin wilhite, diagnosed with covid-19 in march of 2020, he is still dealing with symptoms one year later, and i still can't walk. 50 ft 100 ft without without feelin

it's a complete invasion of privacy travis miller, the co owner of empire, health and wellness in modesto says he's been kicked off the network by t-mobile per simply communicating to his thousands of customers about the cannabis. they use for medicinal and recreational purposes. we have. >> all that rondo using twilio who uses t-mobile networks. it's basically impossible for me to get through to anybody even communicate about the situation. now, china has basically told me that it's above their hands. and there are able to do anything unless they've been us. they're going to be banned as well. >> all the chatter was a texting platform enabling them to text or a desktop which increases their efficiency, his business tex about 5,000 times each day. also reached out to t-mobile who says they're checking into the situation. it's unclear of communication about cannabis is prohibited by t-mobile. travis says his business gets 211,000 clicks a month from the weedmaps website which tells customers about his location. he says all the told him they must drop him or face being dropped by t-mobile.

well out of debt slavery. welcome back to dennis miller plus one we're talking to patrick and. the victory in the indy car series the 1st woman ever to win a major league open wheel race and i did ask if it was japan was the japan 300 and it was in 2008 i want to i'm trying to think what are. i never well when you want to over to europe i'm sure you saw between soccer and have one of cricket those you know that's the world over there here it was always in the or stock cars i dug both and i'm trying to glean a somebody who's raced them both what what is the big difference. so tell me the answer. i mean it's from a driver's perspective the differences. you know the aerodynamics of the cars kind of are working a little bit more in reverse what's in front of you in an indy car mattered a lot and what's behind you in a stock car actually matters more so it's not completely like it doesn't it's not that it doesn't matter when someone's in front of you but let's say in superspeed ways when you're working with a lot of speed near dynamics like you need someone to be behind you to push

>> well, first of all, the comments by former acting secretary of defense retired colonel chris millerttempt to kind of rehabilitate his own reputation, which was not very well received during his brief time in office. i think what is really jgermain here, how does the rest of the world see this? and the answer is, very poorly. and let's face it, we're in a worldwide competition at the moment, idealogically, with authoritarian regimes like china. they see an event like the 6th of january and it diminishes us in the eyes of the world. it is incumbent on the new team, the biden administration, has to work past this and ensure that our allies can come to rely on us again. those images are seared into if global consciousness. >> you have this new novel, "2034," it's a terrifying cautionary tale of a confrontation between the u.s. and china. do you think war with china, because, well, we're already in a cyber war with china, but do you think a war with weapons is inevitable? >> i do not, but i worry about it, because if you look at history, jake, you go back 2,500 years to the ancient greek

make his return to social media with the launch of his own platform well that was the indication this weekend from trams advisor jason miller who told fox news quote and this is something that i think will be the hottest ticket in social media it's going to completely redefined the game and everybody is going to be waiting and watching to see exactly what trump does 8 but it will be his own platform. that flickering in boom bust co-host and investigative journalist ben's want but i'm guessing that some of those people waiting and watching are likely to be a lot of those big mainstream networks that have watched their ratings fall now that they don't have terms tweets to talk about all of the time what do we know about this platform i mean is this something that trump is building himself or is he working with the company to bring his name back into this space. yeah that's a good question i the answer is we don't know i mean the of the honest truth is if you look at what jason miller said over the weekend he really gave almost no details at all right he simply said sometime in the next 2 to 3 months that's a pretty vague time

well very much then president trump and many of those around him insisted that russia was not responsible for election interference in either 2016 despite what the then special counsel robert miller found out about russian involvement and certainly not in 2020 the campaigns absolute assertion was that china was the major figure well the report completely contradicts us it says that china played no role whatsoever in attempting to influence the outcome of the election it's analysts found that china had determined that the any effect or any impact it would have would not bear the blowback that would result from any form of chinese interference at all so certainly there was no chinese involvement according to national intelligence and this completely contradicts what president trump and many of those around him had been saying during the 2020 campaign mike hanna thank you very much indeed. people have again set fire to tires in parts of beirut after the lebanese pound crashed to a new low against the $1.01 u.s. dollar now costs about $15000.00 pounds which has pushed up food prices the lebanese currency has lost 90 percent of its value on the informal market in the last year the cou

miller plus one. the financial survival today was all about money laundering 1st to visit this 3 different. is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something over the cayman islands or do we know all these banks are complicit in there we just have to say ok i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice laundry watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry. again for max do you know what money you want to hire. watch kaiser of course. tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to the person who falsely fast actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior once a false confession is taken the case is closed and nobody really can tell the difference between a good confession and one that isn't. the pandemic no certainly no blood is just blind to nationalities. has emerged we don't have a charity we don't have the facts in the whole world needs to be.

bloomberg, the founder of bloomberg lp and berg philanthropies as well as this television broadcaster. for amanda lange, i'm matt millermberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >> the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is warning of significant increases in covid-19 cases in some regions of the united states. the cdc director dr. rochelle lewinsky addressed the press today. >> i get it. we all want to return to our everyday activities and to spend time with our family, friends and loved ones. we must find fortitude to hang in a little bit longer. we are at a critical point in the pandemic, at a fork in the road where we have to decide which facet we will take. >> she added, we must act now and if we don't take the right actions, we will

yes so you definitely do see that in state run media so miller has a number of outlets television a number of radio as well as a few state run newspapers that are essentially acting as propaganda arms for the military regime you have military officials coming out giving statements writing stories essentially talking about why the protestors are wrong the benefits of military rule and. evidence or you know what evidence that they can show about election fraud which is how they have claimed legitimacy for conducting the coup in the 1st place. i say thank you so much for bringing that to. young go. thank you. and now to china where dozens of countries are looking to beijing to lift them out of the pandemic or china says it will give away daily half a 1000000000 doses of vaccine around the world after being widely blamed for the 1st outbreak of corona virus it's killing to repair its image but critics say a vaccine diplomacy shouldn't be mistaken for good will the w.c. for international editor richard walker reports. in a europe ravaged by covert 19 this is what hope looks like belgrade serbia waiting in line

well. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you so much for that. mr. smith, before my time expires. you alluded to this earlier when you spoke about training your customers. and so, do we need to have more broad-based security training for all of us as individuals, again, as we interact and interface with both local, state and federal government entities? as i mentioned, it's been raised to my alarm that we're all a weak link and i'm going to have better security measures going forward. mr. smith: well, i first want to say, we really appreciate the leadership you've provided and focusing on state and local needs and highlighting some of the kinds of ransom ware attacks in a place like iowa because i do think that that really highlights that this happens in, you know, every part of the country. i hope we don't need to ask every individual as a consumer to suddenly spend a lot more time than they do today. our goal is to make it easier -- easy and simple for individual consumers to simply turn on something like microsoft defender and let it go to work. but i think when we get to organ

i want to thank yours that have this, as well as those at the miller center of the college of arts andciences, democracy initiative i want to thank our audience for such wonderful questions and for being with us this afternoon. so thank you also so much, we are indebted to you for this conversation and we are enriched by it. thank you. have a good afternoon. >> thank you. and go yankees! >> coal red sox. i love you brother! >> i miss you. take care. eugene bullock grew up in georgia but stowaway on a freighter for europe and eventually settled in france as an infantry machine gun, our fighter pilot and spy and world wars one and two. today, university of georgia professor, john murrow recovery owns eugene

ground right well and that's what i would bring you in on this one mr miller because we're looking at what's going on right now and obviously a new type of warfare technology is obviously welcome what are some of these new policies that are being introduced do you think by the by the ministration are they justified and is it fair considering where they see us right now the only ones talking about it. well primarily the u.s. has only one talking about it because the biden administration wanted to call wanted to tighten up once again on the so-called rules of engagement the trumpet ministration was much more relaxed it's it's looks like it's going to revert back to the old obama years when where drones really came into their own under the under the obama administration and the long distance killing of terrorists and what they what they are perceiving is that the decisions to use them will once again revert back to the national security council and not to the individual commanders on the ground. as under the trumpet ministration nor does they have to report what the. rate of casualties w