and they're coming down from libya are now coming inside the country so it's very concerning ok nathaniel this seems to be a standard african dilemma in a way or another vibrant opposition people who are desperate for a genuine change whether they are maneuvered outnumbers by a political elite which has cash weapons affiliations and the backing of the international community ultimately they are the ones who will prevail. that's a potential fears potential outcome and i get i don't think it's an african phenomenon i think it's something that occurs throughout the planet where you have major global powers global sense is often united states but in much of africa often it's france that supports a political status quo on the assumption that this will benefit regional stability which is a much higher political priority for international tribunal is then domestic kind of democratic governance and what is often the case and historically has been the case is that authoritarian forms of government supported by the outside end up generating the kinds of instability that this kind of support was mea

went on the gruesome way they were hoping for some kind of change which need don't see out of ok nathaniel i don't get that the thinking unions were strong i don't think france was strong unfortunately they're supporting that supporting something that completely goes against the constitution of chad ok which normally should be empowered is the president of noticed that understandably nathaniel how do you see this particular characterization coming from many western countries they african union itself following the death of. this is someone who has been pivotal in the fight against armed groups there's a sense that a continuation is good for chad good for the region nobody seems to care about the people have been oppressed for decades. that's a fair general and fair assessment so the view from paris and to a lesser extent the united states but also i should say from regional capitals as well also in mali. but also in nigeria is that whatever whatever need aspect the transition may have. of everyday champions and on the democratic prospects for the future of chad what is most important for o

slept in the field as he put it and the real winners of the war were generals horatio gates and nathaniel green. washington was generally enacted during much of that time in the clinton was far more active and i think that the most devastating thing, the most devastating attack or appraisal came about almost 75 years ago but was still read by scholars today and many still accepted that it was a study made by clinton's biographer in conjunction with a clinical psychologist. but that they had a deep subliminal psychological problems that prevented him from acting on the power that he had and frankly i think the argument is malarkey not that i am a particular photo of the history but they were obviously unable to put clinton on the couch it would have opened up a window to so i think clinton's reputation suffered from that. [inaudible] i closed the door so mine can to get in the room but anyway, i think that study should be filed away. he certainly made mistakes. i recognized that in the book when i think that he was a good general and exceedingly good strategist that didn't have often much

nathaniel, you do _ wild animal. stay away indeed. nathaniel, you do these - wild animal.e flavour of what it's like in your version. we will talk about how different this year is in a moment, but some of the worst moments around your vision from your time, what would they be? —— some of the weirdest moments around eurovision. -- some of the weirdest moments around eurovision.— -- some of the weirdest moments around eurovision. nonstop parties, i have never— around eurovision. nonstop parties, i have never worked _ around eurovision. nonstop parties, i have never worked so _ around eurovision. nonstop parties, i have never worked so hard - around eurovision. nonstop parties, i have never worked so hard in - around eurovision. nonstop parties, i have never worked so hard in my i i have never worked so hard in my life as a band, those ten days of parties and press conferences and interviews, talking about yourself and the singing becomes secondary because you only get two sound checks and the performance on that saturday night so you were there for six minutes work in terms

hey, nathaniel. you know that painting idea with the, with the k k. k, or could you bring it to me in springfield, me, i decided to have a feel for the over 4000 and african americans who would lynched in the united states to close that chapter and move forward. america has to do the same thing to help heal this country. you again, have pushback. people why you want to student has enough people say that so depressing. i think you just to press and try hang up on the train. me. what can i do? i can't bring them back, but i can give them a prayer. ah, let me ah, ah, ah, ah, good evening. good evening. i'm dr. shirley jackson would occur. and the question we asked tonight is, why do we need to be here? we need to be here because our country needs to heal and some bad things happen in this country where americans tortured other americans due to the color of their skin that went on so long in america. what are you going to do about it? because i remember as a little girl, when we went to a funeral, in lieu of that cask in the ground, the minister was se as

never face such an onslaught, which is still going to be jimmy jim in a boat was born. bobby lin, nathaniel wallace, just said that the fuel cell with, with the 1st british team to win the european tough job, steam and 12 man squad were immortalized as the lisbon lion of the game finds it all in the field. some places of yard gypsies have been swept, awesome, short boots and all running again at address. lynn john started life. as a celtic fan became associate layer and he'll be yourself for ever. i love the dream. 2000 kilometers away. tarana albania. it's opening night for the latest outpost of the celtic support. this club president in here matter is guest of honor the the me he's chosen this evening to share his vision. he's planning the world's greatest celtic. who will know the was good very, you know, the celtic has a remarkable ability to turn dreams into reality. j. b t world famous celtic superfan, had a burning ambition to go to an away game. in december 2014, he shared his dream with santa claus. so sad that arranged with hamilton football club, he could attend the stadium. and

good nathaniel wallace, from where we just said the fuel cells that were the 1st british team to win the european job. steam and 12 man squad were immortalized as the lisbon lion of the game and the old field some the lives of jazz. jessie's had been swept, thought them short boots, and had all running again and the dress bloom. john started like a celtic fan, became associate layer. and he'll be yourself for ever. i love the dream. me 2000 kilometers away, tirana albania. it's opening night for the latest outpost of the celtic supported club president in the matter is guest of honor the the me he's chosen this evening to share his vision. he's planning the world's greatest celtic, who will, you know, there now was go there, you know? so for the celtic has a remarkable ability to turn dreams into reality. j b t world famous celtic superfan, had a burning ambition to go to an away game. in december 2014, he shared his dream with santa claus. so sad that arranged that with hamilton football club, he could attend the stadium. and if you want to take it down, maybe take out the sport for

the buzz bobby good nathaniel wallace, from where we just said the fuel cells that were the 1st british team to win the european tough job steam and his 12 man squad were immortalized as the lisbon lion of the game. and all the field, some the lives of jazz jessie's been swept, thought them short boots and her all running again. the dress lim. john started like a celtic fan, became associate layer. and he'll be so for ever. i love the dream. 2000 kilometers away. tarana, albania. it's opening night for the latest outpost of the celtic support. this club president, india matter, is guest of honor the he's chosen this evening to share his vision. he's planning the world's greatest celtic, who will know. good, very, you know, the celtic has a remarkable ability to turn dreams into reality. j. b t world famous celtic superfan, had a burning ambition to go to an away game. in december 2014. he shared his dream with santa claus. so sad that arranged that with hamilton football club, he could attend the stadium and if you want to take it down, maybe take out the sport to try to go to go cooper

herself, and a fellow teacher, brittany has navigated much of the pandemic while her husband, major nathanielean is deployed to afghanistan. with brittany's service, this is their family's seventh combined deployment. brittany, like so many moms, i know that you are the rock of your family. that is especially true when you are parenting with the deployed partner. i want to thank you and your children, jordan, nathan and margaret catherine for your strength, resilience, and everything you do every day to keep us safe. brittany. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. these are my well-behaved and adorable children, margaret catherine, nathan and jordan. my husband is overseas in afghanistan. he's been gone for six months and will return in about six more months, in time for christmas. on this memorial day we are asked to honor, remember and mourn those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. in the performance of their duties, home and abroad. as a veteran myself and spouse to a servicemember overseas i am all too aware of the cost these young men and women are asked to bear, as is p

another individual i would like to talk about is doctor nathaniel bond. harvard trained resurrection us. a resurrection us is a body snatcher. doctor bond -- mike there's a critical shortage of cadavers at the time. people -- doctors would rated graveyards to snatcher bodies to work on them to find out their anatomy. but doctor bond is really an extraordinary hero. he is on cat island, working on the inoculation. it is here that he saved many marble headers. he is at the forefront of smallpox. it is his specialty it is his expertise. doctor bond is a member of the marblehead regiment and trains with them, drills with them. he participates in the battle of lexington and concorde. according to his hippocratic oath which he follows very seriously he treats the british soldiers that are wounded he is canceled. the patriot in the town believe he is now a loyalist. and his house is surrounded. and he writes an extraordinary letter which i have here in my hand. the original parchment that begs for his life. there are thousands of people are when kill him in any

nathaniel blake wasn't allowed back in the uk after a family holiday, and later lost his sight and wase was a british citizen — always had been. he was invited here by the government to build up the country after the second world war. we just weren't able to afford the most appropriate medical interventions over there. you submitted your compensation claim two years ago. are you confident that you'll receive the money any time soon? it's not about the money, and there is absolutely no financial compensation that can right that, but the acknowledgement is very, very important to me, you know, and otherfamilies. adina campbell, bbc news. the coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on the global tourist industry. one of the places hit hardest is the galapagos islands. the economy there is centred on visitors coming to experience the unique flora and fauna. tjere are other industries — mostly agriculture and fishing — and these are sectors where the work of women is essential. tim allman explains. this is a place of beauty, of natural wonder, but it can also be a place of effort

opposition has backtracked already and he says i want to talk to the now about the next got whether nathaniel would be established another question government or not israel would go for another election hence he would be able to hold on to his seat for out of the 34 months and in the meanwhile he would probably use some more. hysterics and he does have a bag of tricks as we as we you know already noticed all the bad last several years so clearly as i said we're going to be speaking he is in a better position today that you were 7 years ago sort of 7 days ago clearly because you know where the tragic consequences for guys up for the palestinians and for some israelis and strategically speaking i think is that there's an end game here but whether he is smart enough to. realize that they're not of course remains to be seen i you know you would just hope that he is not a suicidal maniac that would want to continue just you know an ongoing war against the palestinians with no end in sight mowen thanks very much mama bush out of the senior political analyst. a lebanese protester has been killed on

around the us even in israel yes it might but at the end of the day it's not in the best interests of nathaniel to take of this step further even though. he has he does not have full control of what's going on in israel or in gaza or the west bank but he has to say and he has the american people and i think the american us as a right that yesterday or they didn't or with no fusion is where it was section which is also. is noted that means they're not ready to hold ceasefire like a creature that will leave it there i'm sure get back to over the next few days tell you we appreciate your time to me today on a member of the faster revolutionary council thanks for coming on. and it's around . the mean time in paris police there have been deployed to to break up palestinian protests. i. was i. the demonstrators are condemning israel's use of forcing garza chanting slogans and holding banners reading israel is a murderer and the genocide activists gathered in the french capital despite a ban by authorities over phase of violence the french interior minister himself called for the protests to be brough

nathaniel blake wasn't allowed back in the uk after a family holiday, and later lost his sight and wascitizen — always had been. he was invited here by the government to build up the country after the second world war. we just weren't able to afford the most appropriate medical interventions over there. you submitted your compensation claim two years ago. are you confident that you'll receive the money any time soon? it's not about the money, and there is absolutely no financial compensation that can right that, but the acknowledgement is very, very important to me, you know, and otherfamilies. adina campbell, bbc news. the conservative leader of the original district in madrid has won a resounding victory after a bitter election. the leader of the popular party defy the socialist led central government by keeping madrid's bars and shops open during the epidemic. despite doubling her party's seats, they fell short of a majority and will need the support of the far—right vox. the socialist party suffer their worst ever result and the leader said he is leaving politics altogether. footba

so hatred and division his leading the scam of the century. nathaniel, who's been the longest serving prime minister of israel, he's been in office for some 12 years. and what we see happening here is mr. bailey, political parties coming together because they have constraints upon issues that ra that because that we have a joint desire to get baton yahoo out of office. this comes at a particularly sensitive time for israel. they was the recent israel, god, the war that lasted 11 days. the same time we've seen some of the, with violence between the way, the jews and his way the avenue that the country has witnessed in years. the all the the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the me, the the danish secret service helped america's national security agency to spy on top politicians and high ranking officials in germany, sweden in norway in france. that is, according to a media investigation published on sunday or to peter oliver has more. we know in since 2013, that the united states hud carried out extensive spying on its allies by here in germany and elsewhere in europe. what we didn't know until

it's a system that is working and, and it's not a political, it's not nathaniel, it's nathan, you know, and it's guns and it's about the court system. it's a synchronized system that it's working against. as israel continues, it's wave of arrests in the name of public order. these between the 2 communities in places like jaffa will remain precarious. put up that i meet al jazeera, jaffa, turkey and greece have pledged to take steps to improve very comic ties. the country's foreign ministers have been meeting and often to try to men strained relations after long running maritime disputes have been at odds over energy exploration, and maritime bordering the eastern mediterranean escalating tensions between the 2 members. john strapless is in athens, where the meetings been taking place. language flying between athens and anchor over the phone. a 3 months has been acrimonious, but what we've seen here today is a sincere essence, i think, to turn over a new leaf and to demonstrate political will. greece and turkey will seek a diplomatic solution to that differences and not necessarily in t

it's a system that is working and, and it's not a political, it's not nathaniel, it's nathan, you know, and it's guns and it's about the court system. it's a synchronized system that it's working against, as israel continues it's wave of arrest in the name of public order. these between the 2 communities in places like jaffa will remain precarious. hood that i meet al jazeera, jaffa, jamie state media is reporting the government is relaxing, family planning restrictions to allow 3 children per coupled. it's a major policy shift from the existing limit of to recent data shows a dramatic decline in births in the world's most populous country. between a you reports from beijing. as thousands of children participate and passivity across china to celebrate the country's children stay. its leaders announced a policy shift encouraging families to have more of them. chinese couples can now have up to 3 children. it comes just weeks after national census results pointed to the slowest population growth in decades. the workforce is also rapidly shrinking with roughly 20 percent of people. now ov

it's a system that is working and, and it's not a political, it's not nathaniel, it's nathan, you know, and it's guns and it's about the court system. it's a synchronized system that it's working against, as israel continues it's wave of arrest in the name of public order, please. between the 2 communities in places like jaffa will remain precarious. hood that i meet al jazeera, jaffa, plenty morehead on this news hour, including the latin america with when to resume some some of the most popular, but least social distance activities. and naomi osaka, faces expulsion from the french open overhead. media. we caught joe, have the details. ah, and the 60 people have been killed in a democratic republic of congo. 2 villages in the eastern e to a province were attacked by fighters. local officials say the allied democratic forces are adf, is to blame. the armed group has conducted frequent attacks in the region in recent years. let's speak to my wife who is in go mine eastern d r. c for markham. what more are you hearing about this? are talking, tory, we've heard that the local officials ha

nathaniel blake wasn't allowed back in the uk after a family holiday, and later lost his sight and washe was invited here by the government to build up the country after the second world war. we just weren't able to afford the most appropriate medical interventions over there. you submitted your compensation claim two years ago. are you confident that you'll receive the money any time soon? it's not about the money, and there is absolutely no financial compensation that can right that, but the acknowledgement is very, very important to me, you know, and otherfamilies. adina campbell, bbc news. the duchess of sussex is to publish a children's book next month. "the bench" will describe the relationship between a father and son, as seen through a mother's eyes. she developed the book from a poem she wrote marking prince harry's first father's day as a parent. football now, and manchester city are heading to the champions league finalfor the first time, after beating paris st—germain in the second leg of their semi—final. our sports editor dan roan was at the match. in contrast to recent p

it's a system that is working and, and it's not a political, it's not nathaniel, it's nathan, you know, and it's guns and it's about the court system. it's a synchronized system that it's working against, as israel continues it's wave of arrest in the name of public order. these between the 2 communities in places like jaffa will remain precarious. hood that i meet al jazeera, jaffa, an egyptian delegation led by egypt intelligence chief, has been in gaza for talks, for the under homage which controls the strip that discussed reconstruction after an 11 day conflict, as well as bombing campaign killed more than $200.00 palestinians. and destroyed many buildings, hamas 5 thousands of rockets into israel, at least 13 israelis were killed. egypt held mediate the seas 5 between israel and hum us and is looking to consolidate the trans. you know, our fate has more form guns. so according to her master officials, they have stated that the meeting with the bus cabin and wad the head of hammocks movement. and golf has cost of 4 main issues. the 1st of which is the obligation of these railey occ

it's a system that is working and, and it's not a political, it's not nathaniel, it's nathan, you know, and it's guns and it's about the court system. it's a single and i sent them that it's working against them. as israel continues it's wave of arrest in the name of public order. these between the 2 communities in places like jaffa will remain precarious. put up there, i meet al jazeera jaffa. an egyptian delegation led by its intelligence chief, has been in gaza for torps with the armed group, half they've been discussing reconstruction. after the 11 they conflict. israel's bombing campaign killed more than $200.00 post indians and destroyed many buildings . how much fired thousands of rockets into israel, at least 13 israelis was killed egypt to help mediate the sci fi between israel and her last and is looking to consolidate the truth. you know, i'll say it has more now on the talks from gather. so according to her mass officials, they have stated that the meeting with the bus cabin and was the head of movement in gaza. has discussed 4 main issues. the 1st of which is the obligatio

nathaniel blake wasn't allowed back in the uk after a family holiday, and later lost his sight and wass had been. he was invited here by the government to build up the country after the second world war. we just weren't able to afford the most appropriate medical interventions over there. you submitted your compensation claim two years ago. are you confident that you'll receive the money any time soon? it's not about the money, and there is absolutely no financial compensation that can right that, but the acknowledgement is very, very important to me, you know, and otherfamilies. adina campbell, bbc news. foreign ministers from the world's leading economies, the g7, have been meeting in london today for the group's first face—to—face talks in more than two years. discussions have been focussed on the ongoing crisis in myanmar, as well as relations with russia, china and iran. police in kent have urged people to be "vigilant" and told them to be aware of their surroundings if they are heading out alone, as they attempt to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the death of 53—yea

i met up with avani and nathaniel, who were part of that public brainstorm.al businesses. one source of inspiration is what we discovered hidden under the concrete. these are the remains of the old streets knocked down in the �*60s, and those thoughts about the past are being echoed in maidenhead, in berkshire. how would you describe the feeling? eerie. it's just not the same any more. it's one of the most prosperous towns in britain, but the centre is also struggling. this film shows what it used to be like. the grand town hall, along with many of the old streets, were demolished in the �*60s. 50 years on, they've decided to go back to the old street pattern and tear down the shopping centre, albeit with some high—rise living. so how many people live here at the moment? none. and how many do you think you're going to have here?

oh you didn't read it for tomorrow the 20 night trying to pull it all together. paid nathaniel, you know that painting idea with the with the k k. k or could you bring it to me in spring? feel me. i decided to have a feel for the over 4000 african americans who would lynched in the united states to close that chapter and move for america hazardous thing to help healed this country. you get pushback because people why you want to student has to mr. enough people are saying that so depressing. i say what you think just to present, try hanging from a tree. me. what can i do? i can't bring them back. but i can give them a prayer. mm. ah. let me choose ah ah ah, good evening. i'm dr. shirley jackson, whittaker, and the question we ask tonight is, why do we need to be here? we need to be here because our country needs to heal and some bad things happen in this country. we americans tortured other americans due to the color of their skin. that went on so long in america. what are you going to do about it? because i remember as a little girl, when we went to a funeral and in law that casket in t

. >> many i name is nathaniel. my question is can you guarantee the safety and the long-term health of people who take the vaccine? >> dr. fauci? >> you know when you have an intervention there is never a 100% guarantee but i can tell you the overwhelming evidence of data that we have now indicates that the vaccine as we all know are highly effective and really, very safe. the chance of having a serious adverse event is small so although there is no guarantee, there is a lot of confidence that it is safe. >> all right, another on this side. >> my name is carlos, in january i contracted covid and a week later i got the antibody therapy and four days after that i tested negative. is there any advantage to someone who's already gone through covid and getting the vaccination and second, are there preexisting conditions that can have an adverse effect as a result of getting any of the vaccinations? >> dr. murthy? >> carlos, thank you for your question. i am sorry to hear that you had covid and i am glad you made it thro

and that was my son nathaniel the big reason why. >> i was able to come here to hang out with him all the time as well. so but i just want to thank everyone here across on and all the viewers who tune in to watch the thing that i have not like the most is because we've been in the pandemic. i have been able to get out to like be people in shake hands and like stuff like that, winning 9. that's right. we've never i know. and this is a good reason. you know, but we're both vaccinated now. yeah. but you need the week, more we do then we can actually do stuff. some. but what have you like the most of this has been fun. being able to hang out with you guys on the weekends. it's been a lot of fun. and, you know, just being here in the bay area learning folks and talking to people and being able to cover stories on the field. so it's, you know, been bittersweet doing in the pandemic, but now things opening back up and looking forward to actually being in the community and doing stuff we'll hear so many and i know hopefully the weather will be a little bit better tomorrow. maybe not a little

herself and a fellow teacher, brittany has navigated much of this pandemic while her husband, major nathaniel bean is deployed to afghanistan. with brittany's service, this is their family's seventh combined deployment. brittany, like so many moms, i know that you are the rock of your family. >> okay. we've been listening to the first lady jill biden speak to other military families. she herself one of them. talking about all the shared sacrifice that families make we will tune back in to joint base langlois as soon as the president starts speaking. >> all right. let's move to the big vote today, republicans are going to wlok the bill to create a commission to find the truth what happened at the u.s. capitol january 6th. 554 to 35. i think we have the faces and names of the republicans voted for the commission. six susanne collins with lisa murkowski. mitt romney ben sasse and rob portman voted for moving forward with the commission. ten votes were needed to create the bipartisan commission, though. >> yes, and it also should be noted. >> fear or feelty to donald trump, the republican minorit

they want to leave it to the parties, which of course is meaningless because israel does not under nathaniel, accept the situation. so they're trying to bring this step to solution story, but surely clearly the circumstances now are not perfect because as i said that they are not upward. and so they are managing the conflict instead of resolving the contract. they are managing the contract and how you manage it. you give is military and you give up, understand some here, make that. and they, which as i said, is utterly bizarre. and in fact, does fuel the cycle of violence, the so called cycle of violence, it does fuel the occupation israeli occupation. it does fuel the supplement or the stabilizing. so while the by then the stretch, it is trying to manage the conflict, i think in so many ways it's escalated. the us is the only party that all of the other concern parties will actually talk to. but is it the best party to be heading? the, this diplomatic mission, this is a very good question by the way, because, you know, an average american, the average joe, the plumber, as it works wonders.

. >> but my name is nathaniel. my question is, can you guarantee the safety in the long term health of people who take the vaccine? >> doctor fauci. >> whenever you have an intervention, there is never a 100% guaranteed, but i can tell you that the overwhelming evidence of data that we have now indicates that the vaccines, as we all know, are highly effective and really very, very safe. the chance of having a serious adverse event is miniscule-y small. so although there is no guarantee, there is a lot of confidence that it is safe. >> let's take another from this side of the theater. >> hello my name is carlos. in january i contracted covid. a week later, i got the monoclonal antibody therapy, and four days after that i tested negative. number one, is there any advantage to someone who has already gone through covid in getting the vaccination? and second, are there any pre-existing conditions that can have an adverse effect, as a result of getting any of the vaccinations? >> doctor murphy, do want to take? it >> su

if the narrative that will be accepted by the majority of these rallies that nathaniel had the upper hand and this is going to be the last one and no more. busy alarms and no more value civilians running for shelter because people don't see it as the israeli goliath guys, the policy and david but i think that there were elections today. the people who believe that meant and they should go and, but there still was the right wing when it comes to using iris feast again. but a senior, they will their vote for their right. we bought the such as, you know, mean by bennett or guns. so we will be back to square one. we're always out on the out the these various. i'm not very happy with nathan. yeah. right now, but happy with the policy of using more power. when just little power is not enough. i keep alter their political contributor, hideous railey newspaper heard speaking to us from television. great to get new insight to now to 0. thanks for being with us. thank you. well, marcela is palestinian community has held protests against israeli military actions in gaza. now chile is one of the

this one the top is celebrating general nathaniel greene who helped win? the american revolution he was commander in the south. but what's that thing on the bottom? i made it easier for you. this is what's at the bottom. we yeah the same image of a young woman suckling her baby a young woman possibly did of americans certainly naked and rather venous aphrodite-esque is probably modeled on that kind of thing in european. and once again, she suckling infants. this is the image you see to represent the very youthful new united states again and again, whereas this is king george the third. 1817 monarchy often gets depicted as aged just as americans rejected monarchy right, they reject it as past its time quite literally. who went to the right as a 19th century image? and it's trying to celebrate the idea that this was an intergenerational revolution that wisened old seniors fought alongside little boys. to bring independence and liberty to the united states. they're playing with all kinds of ideas about generation and the revolution generation and this country

work has been something that we have been focused on in the past few years, building a team under nathaniel, who has expertise in this area and i know knows dr. donovan, as well. in terms of identifying these sophisticated actors who are often engaged in shell games and other attempts to obfuscate what they're doing, we have have gotten far better than that. we have removed 100 such networks since the beginning of 2017. we publish the results of those and we have gotten better generally at identifying fake accounts. we removed more than a million fake accounts every day now. >> thuvenlgt i look forward to delving into this further with you and other folks at facebook. a quick structural question. i know it's common for employees at major tech companies to be required to sign nondisclosure agreements as a condition for employment. that was a common practice in the businesses that i knew about and practiced for. do each of your companies general require employees to sign ndas? yes or no question. >> i'll go first, question. i don't know the answer. but i'll follow up. >> senator, i want to be