catch up with international investor jim rogers to discuss the state of the global recovery and a myriad of other topics. i want to start with the state of the u.s. economy after being crushed by the pandemic in 2020 now in 2019 we were already seeing a downturn his growth was on the decline before the pandemic right now it seems like the entire recovery hinges on another relief package put forward by congress in the biden ministration which is just more money after the last month round of money ran out and we're basically seeing this as a loop of print money to stimulate the economy repeat so how can the u.s. dig itself out of the economic downturn it is facing and actually hit that recovery we talk so much about. every 10 years that is correct i mean it's a very good time. in america because we're getting to. this printing it is spending but it's not a good time to be young i have 2 young daughters oh my gosh in their lifetime america is going to have many many many problems. in washington that's what they think is right and they're going to do and who cares what other people think thi

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guest: i oppose the bill for a myriad of reasons. the biggest one is best. if you are actually going to try to stimulate our economy while providing relief for coronavirus , we wouldn't be spending $1.9 trillion. we would be spending the percent that deals directly with covid-19. continue to do ppe and send checks to individuals. it needs to be extremely more targeted then it is right now. it be extremely more targeted. this bill here is simply spending priorities from the democrats and the president. there has been no real detail or focus given to where the help is needed in our economy. when you are building bridges in buffalo and underground railroads in silicon valley, they are using a pandemic as an excuse for spending projects you could never get done in regular order. furthermore we needed money to help our schools reopen. already 50 plus billion dollars available to schools right now to help them reopen. it is not about getting new money. it is about school districts having the will to follow the real science like we have done in florida and reopen s

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you will hear from my colleague, lead manager raskin, the myriad reasons why this argument they makeg on the law completely. not just around the edges. they have made major fundamental mistakes to constitutional law, the kind that lead manager raskin tells me would not cut it in his first year law course, which he would certainly know since he taught this subject for decades. and that explains why so many lawyers who have dedicated their lives to protecting free speech, including many of the nation's most prominent conservative free-speech lawyers have described president trump's first amendment claims as "legally frivolous." another quote from a prominent free-speech lawyer, "the first amendment is no bar to the senate convicting former president trump and disqualifying him from holding future office." their argument is wrong on the facts, wrong on the law, and would flip the constitution upside down. l's start with the facts, because as you will see, his free-speech claim depends on an account of what he did that has no basis in the evidence. to hear his lawyers tell it, he was jus

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. >> we know all of us working in that plant that there is a myriad of problems in safety and health have to do something about. >> one thing is for sure, if we have a record of a backlog of safety and health grievances and meetings where people talk about specific problems, we are going to be in a better position to negotiate the provisions we need. >> i have a list of 26 accidents i have heard about, many of them serious. a guy got 200 stitches. another guy got shot with 2200 volts. >> he didn't pick up his card. they went out to look for him a few hours later. the blood was already dry and he was under several tons of steel. >> the one case everybody here is aware of is the case of jesse bustos. >> i had no idea this piece of steel was supposed to drop on the generator. when it dropped, it grabbed the tip of my glove and i got caught, these two fingers. i was stuck for 45 minutes. they couldn't do nothing until the doctor got there. he got there in 20 minutes. i got the morphine shot. it took 45 minutes to get me free. the foreman should have told us what the job was going to do e

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a myriad of challenges facing her.he first woman and first african to be named the director general of the wto. she will start with just how to make that organization relevant. the wto's most powerful unit is the apple obdy that helps to settle trade disputes. u.s. had blocked new appointments paralyzing the entire organization. seven vacancies must be filled as soon as possible. there are widespread calls for reform within wto. notably, it's rules for developing -- for developing and developing nations and how it views china. only then will be able to tackle the international trade disputes, that were unchecked in the last for years including a tariff battle between washington and beijing which the biden administration has shown no sign of ending. ngozi okonjo-iweala has twice served as nigeria's finance minister and spent two decades at the world bank. her appointed had been blocked by former president trump and was given the green light by biden 10 days ago. the u.s. delegation says it is easier -- eager to work as

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. >> and we know all of us working in that plant that there is just a myriad of problems out there withealth that we've got to begin to do something about. >> one thing is for sure. if we've got a record, a backlog of safety and health grievances and good well attended meetings where people bring out specific problems, we're gonna be in a much better position to negotiate those type of health and safety provisions that we need, because they're gonna be based on something real. >> i've got a list of here of 26 accidents that i've heard about, many of them serious. a guy had 200 stitches. >> 200? stitches >> 200 stitches. another guy was shocked with two 2200 volts. >> he didn't pick his card at the end of the turn, a few hours later, the blood was already dried and he was under several tons of steel. >> one thing is several people are aware of is this case of jesse bostock. >> when i finished, i had no piece that this piece of steel was supposed to drop from the generator. when it dropped, and i finished the schooling, and a piece of steel dropped, it grab the piece of my glove and it go

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you will hear from my colleague lee manager raskin that many myriad reasons why the argument that they make is wrong on the law, completely. not just around the edges. they make major fundamental mistakes of constitutional law, the kind that leave manager raskin tell me wouldn't cut it in his first year law course which of course he certainly would know since he has taught this subject for decades. and that explains why so many lawyers who have dedicated their lives to protecting free speech, including many of the nation's most prominent conservative free speech lawyers have described president trump's and first amendment claims as quote legally frivolous, another quote from a recent letter, prominent free speech lawyers that quote the first amendment is no bar to the senate convictioning convicting former president trump and disqualifying him from holding future office. their argument is wrong on the facts, wrong on the law, and would flip the constitution upside down. let's start with the facts, because as you will see, his free speech claim depends on an account of what he did, of w

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they could have drafted that article in a myriad of ways that would have garnered greater support, buted to impeach him for incitement of insurrection. they even cited the 14th amendment to say that he was trying to start an incitement or rebell onagainst the united states. many senators would not sign off on that type of article of impeachment. so as a threshold matter, the article of impeachment may be the greatest barrier. they may be the victims of their own excess in that sense. but there's also the problem of this trial becoming a ruling on reckless political rhetoric, that as the trump team has put forward, it can get very difficult for some to tell the difference between the accused, the prosecutors and the jury when it comes to reckless rhetoric including some of the same terms used by the president. it's got to be more than that which is why the failure of the house to have any hearing but also after the snap impeachment to call witnesses to get that testimony is baffling. i think this will go down as a colossal blunder. gerry: one thing we haven't herald, supposedly the pres

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united states but if you go many places around the world you would see people wearing masks for a myriad of reasons not just to prevent disease obviously but because of air quality so it's not that out of the realm of possibility just struck me when you said mentioned that i have one last question korea astra zeneca at oxford university they're running a trial for their vaccine in children ages 6 to 17 years old while pfizer and modernity haven't rolled children ages 12 and older for trials of their vaccine hoping to have results by the summer one of the safety concerns for testing a vaccine in children and what additional safeguards need to be put in place that this boy well those trials will tell the story what's the best dose and our children going to have similar sign effects that we do we need to know that very clearly adolescents young children and even down to infants we're going to do that in a very sober graduated way to make sure that when we start thanks navy children we tell parents exactly what to expect on that vaccine to be safe as well as affect dr william schaffner as i'

these in tandem and that is making it difficult you're right there isn't one priority there is a myriad of them ok kimberly's thanks very much you keep us posted i'm sure in the meantime we'll talk to a little later the u.n. security council expressing deep concern about what's going on in me in manas held a 2nd dimension some easing off the feelings we in a statement in a previous session diplomatic it's a james bays is at the united nations james before we get to talking about me in ma what's your reading of what we think we're going to get from the bite that ministration specifically to do with the yemen just in the next few hours. well i think if they are ending u.s. support for the war in yemen then that is very significant because the u.s. u.s. has been providing logistical and intelligence support for the saudi military it's worth saying that this is something that candidate joe biden had said he was going to do but he hasn't actually made a pronouncement on yemen for well over a year in the campaign yet to look back in the campaign for the last time we talked in any detail on fo

non-elected seraj governmental step in it mean that they have enjoyed as you indicated there is a myriad of problems which remains just a few of them but in time being to chip in to see comes from the elected levy a pretty good balance for of these could change between a couple of weeks they've asked of me to be but is under debate you know he was the head of the leap in investment development holding company on the got off and he was allegedly involved in corruption money laundering financing off the promotion brother who would fight and so on and so on regardless if these this is true or not it's all a public perception and other important one is the party is not represented in the presidential council we see both of it happening if the government the east doesn't really be represented who is in the future they're pretty good representation of these so they can be not like us and they part from to to eric to solve also doesn't really feel represented we have now 5 bodies with competencies they'll be d.f. the presidential council the government each are in the high council of state the

francine: carlo messina, when you look at the myriad of debt laden companies, how do they get out of the crisis? carlo: it is the impact on the entire economy from these prices. you have a problematic situation in a sector that is affected by reduction in consumption. i'm talking about leisure, cultural activities. other parts of the economy, the production are delivering a good result. if you look at the amount of deposits in the banking sector, both from families but also from companies so they are getting money with a state guarantee but they are depositing into the bank sector so there is only a matter of uncertainty. as soon as we have a government and plan for investment into the country, there could be a rebound and it will move through to the real economy. i'm not worried at all for the situation. also, if you look at our moratorium, only 1% -- there is a situation we need to move into a growth approach in the country, but if it is the situation, it will move into the real economy -- economy and it will be the engine for growth. i'm not worried about the situation. francine:

from earth will no longer be possible and we're joined now by her excellency sarah beenz use of a myriad she is minister of state for advanced technology in the united arab emirates and chair of the country's space agency thank you so much for making time to speak with you today 1st of all congratulations on making history 2nd of all i'd like to ask you how hopeful you are that mission hope succeeds especially given the complexities of mars missions and the failure rate which sends it around 60 percent . it's a pleasure to be here today and i'm comfortable the spacecraft as currently stand we've been operating it for almost 7 months now on its journey. and it's been operating according to our expectations with my and i'm comfortable due to this entire procedure being tested by the team we are waiting for a sequence of entering orbit around mars. comfortably waiting and just the anticipating our entry into space exploration as a nation and we know that this is the arab world's 1st interplanetary mission why is the u.a.e. going to mars now the 1st reason for us going to ours is to develop