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big tech is leading the charge international government is right alongside them especially with the muska mobile coming to the air near you. so what do you feel about that. host: we will leave it there. >> great question. certainly respect the perspective you're bringing to this conversation at a very thoughtful question. currently whether it is a drone taking pictures of you or someone using binoculars or a cell phone camera or telephonic test lens. all of those have privacy violations. drone is just a tool no different than a camera phone in my pocket. or binoculars that you have. and someone is spying on you and evading your privacy the same privacy protections a protector home from a cell phone camera are applied to the drones as well so a little bit of misinformation about what is said about law enforcement not having any ability to address someone's spying on you with a drone pre-that's not quite right. with respect to drone delivery. when a drone is operating for delivery purposes, that drone does not have the same type of cameras that a drone would be taking a high-resolution phot

principles of belonging as a muslim and over bait is a time of reference that's given to the kava and muska. so i, on the one hand source about that as the focus of our rituals, that symbolically every time we stand up in pa to face must go, we are connected with people past, present, and future who are doing the same. so the 1st seems to be an i labeled kibbler, really reflects on that and it thinks about how we construct an internal and spiritual sense of belonging with the absence of anything else. what are those internal things that we return to? so the art is to have work to interpret those themes from the scale of the call to prayer, to the scale of a gathering they're really thinking through what of those 1st principles of belonging and it's very centered on rituals and on spirituality. and then the 2nd seems to be an i late, which is called heads, dra, this means migration. really thinks about the 1st principles of belonging off to displacement or no matter where we are in the world. and here we're thinking about all of the ingredients of gathering. so food sound forms of worship wa

with alliance sheriff investments init, economy coming from muska. the fact present beyond doubt. stolen, profess do ignore. it's the most of the way me points. good. good. so that's the practice. just keep pretty flush, what's the, what's the design or what's going on with it is full ricker. he is the young man. he's probably okay or square that the daughter has living. so that's the data isn't in front of me and let us float his money off. he's a naval history specialist. he wants worked with a pulse that's the only other savings to you and you and helped rebuild the polish army and navy. for luck, i'm on your totally middle really points can will know. mr. gordon, each born we will. uh, barbara, its got the most a fun place can frustrate to uh, to be a 3 for the quote. can you what, what's the loading and mature? let's get this much l or pitcher dish out there. got dolph ports key for you on the mush. clear floor, smart through. oh sir. got kurt or chad. so you always need cheesecakes. you were, you were kind of really wants to get some pretty out

will you need a show for volleyball, has moved from muska just where still waiting for official statements. but as you can see, the area near the mazda size, where we are standing right now, is cold and off by the police. the investigators community as well as the f, as we are working on the scene. the full days of the victims were lying in front of the entrance to the building till the very last moment. and they were just to pick top by be caused by the f as b call and taken away. well actually it happened just minutes ago. judging by the shots of the windows, the last wave reached at least the full floor, reportedly about 10 apartments would damage. the incident happened in the morning today in se most skirt and the improvised explosive device was allegedly mounted on a electric's crew to unless near the entrance of the residential building. as a result of the determination that 54 year old, lifted on to a new ego, carrie loved the head of the nuclear. chemical and biological defense was killed together with his such a 3 year old driver and assistant. so ex president to be trim, innovati

muska had in establishing out of whole cloth a new car company was learning how to deal with all of these government regulations. they have become civil servants making cars at high prices. they don't make economic sense anymore. host: there'another sector that chris and alabama brought up, saying that in fairfield, out of japan, can you explain the impact and importance of that decision. host: it's a terrible -- guest: it's a terrible decision that both presidents supported. the decision not to sell u.s. steel was terrible. u.s. steel is kind of like the german automobile industry. it needs modernization. the japanese company was willing to come in and put a lot of money into those facilities and was willing to, you know, provide a lot of technology to modernize them, which was sorely needed. the german seat -- german steel sector in the united states, recycling steel, not just some rebar going into the concrete, it is steel for the automotive industry that is highly competitive. the old integrated, they are back for more, and not as modern as they could be. there's no particular threat

we learned yesterday that muska spent a quarter of a billion dollars on trump's campaign.hat is his power to make sure that congress people in line with trump? >> for republicans, the biggest threat generally is a primary opponent. when you have someone who was giving a quarter billion dollars, giving a million dollars away in sweepstakes, a competitive primary is about a million dollars. so to have that outside money is going to be a huge pressure. one of the questions i have is there are some states, especially in california, where there are plenty of republicans in congress where the kind of two-person kind of advancement primaries are not as impactful. so it would help with a lot of members in congress getting over the edge but there are two members voted in favor of the impeachment of donald trump who has returned. there are a handful of members from california who don't have to worry about primaries. they actually have to worry about not going too far to the right. the math will have to math. it is difficult to get that done. dani: does that change the dynamic of the

muska had in establishing out of whole cloth a new car company was learning how to deal with all of theseregulations. they have become civil servants making cars at high prices. they don't make economic sense anymore. host: there'anher sector that chris and alabama brought up, saying that in fairfield, out of japan, can you explain the impact and importance of that decision. host: it's a terrible -- guest: it's a terrible decision that both presidents supported. the decision not to sell u.s. steel was terrible. u.s. steel is kind of like the german automobile industry. it needs modernization. the japanese company was willing to come in and put a lot of money into those facilities and was willing to, you know, provide a lot of technology to modernize them, which was sorely needed. the german seat -- german steel sector in the united states, recycling steel, not just some rebar going into the concrete, it is steel for the automotive industry that is highly competitive. the old integrated, they are back for more, and not as modern as they could be. there's no particular threat of those jobs

big tech is leading the charge international government is right alongside them especially with the muskang to the air near you. so what do you feel about that. host: we will leave it there. >> great question. certainly respect the perspective you're bringing to this conversation at a very thoughtful question. currently whether it is a drone taking pictures of you or someone using binoculars or a cell phone camera or telephonic test lens. all of those have privacy violations. drone is just a tool no different than a camera phone in my pocket. or binoculars that you have. and someone is spying on you and evading your privacy the same privacy protections a protector home from a cell phone camera are applied to the drones as well so a little bit of misinformation about what is said about law enforcement not having any ability to address someone's spying on you with a drone pre-that's not quite right. with respect to drone delivery. when a drone is operating for delivery purposes, that drone does not have the same type of cameras that a drone would be taking a high-resolution photos would hav