i think it's one of these policies that on a national level i can completely see where the governmentot of sense. when you have this new strain spreading very quickly one way or another the vaccines are not getting to people fa st vaccines are not getting to people fast enough to make them immune. it seems to make more sense on a national level to be vaccinating as many people as possible as quickly as possible and to be getting immunityjust as possible and to be getting immunity just up as possible and to be getting immunityjust upa as possible and to be getting immunityjust up a little bit. but on the individual level as jason quite rightly says is the people who have been saying inside, and the government rightly has been very scared and made them stay inside with horrible year. and they're not desperate, terrified and really want this full immunity. they were promised that no spain taken away. that does seem cruel. as often happens there's been no real clash between the personal perspective at the national perspective. 0ne make sense to one another to the other. very difficult to

to decide about the national level but also at the international level and of course we are making nice in there but then there is also that these go into that to be brown not able to really. pursue their case is at the national level and he's important for the international community to really be out there to know what is going on and accountability that this election is also did if nothing is done really to ensure that these are less i'm going to go on that but it will be there by the supervision of all position members right that is a warning effectively from the un they have. a un special rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and association thank you. very much thank you very much. since new year's day we have recorded nearly a 190000 new coronavirus infection. the country has recorded more than 4600. 19 deaths so far this year that is president settled on the poll said they with grim new numbers about the spread of coronavirus in south africa he also announced that the closure of 20 border points for entry and departure to neighboring country easy also say the e

you set an example of what you can do at the local level and some national level, governors in 38 states will have renewable portfolio laws have all stayed with us and so we haven't done that badly, frankly, but no country, well, i can't say no country. there are a few countries, you can count them on one hand that are close to breast achieving what we set out to do in paris. my friends, even if we accomplish everything we set up to do in paris, we are still going to see a temperature increase up to 3.7 degrees fahrenheit. that's if we did everything, and the problem is we are not here not fahrenheit, centigrade. and because we are not, we're actually heading up summer between 3.7-4.1, 4.5. that's beyond catastrophic. the damages that we see happening today from warming ocean, the intensity of storms, from the floods that we suffer and all the other impacts, that's with a world that is at 1.2 degrees of warming. some more and more people are beginning to realize we've got to hold our thinking about even 1.5. two may not be good enough. the bottom line is we have to raise ambition. in cit

we will be moving strong at a national level.be focusing on getting vaccines such as the astrazeneca, were hoping will be able to employ those to the states and local government areas. manus: we wish you well with the rollout and bringing the private sector in to deliver the solution on the pfizer rollout. we wish you well with that. come back and let us know how you go through the pfizer rollout. coming up on the show, the minister of international development for norway joins the show. the covax is just one pillar of the program. that's at 7:30 a.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the french government has come out against the proposal for a takeover by a canadian convenience store group. saying the covid crisis has demonstrated the importance of domestic control. let's get the details with our reporter. here we go. the start of 2021 is all about nationalism in the mna world. would morning, what do you make of the reports? >> think you so much for having me on the show. france is on fire. let's

the need to be organised on a national level and coordinated.ve ryo ne the trumpet ministration affect everyone into a corner. but all their chips in the vaccine rather than the public health messaging. it is not a supply issue, is it? i think the 50 million doses that have gone up to the states yet only four and a half million have been administered, do you know who is responsible for that final mile if you will come of the putting in the arm? that's one of the challenges, it's been left up to the states and each of the states have varying degrees of resources, and all of the things like that. a release to be organised a national level because the federal government is the one entity that can really say everyone needs this, and let's see which counties and which municipalities don't have enough equipment, don't have this now and don't have enough channels to really get the vaccine, so channels to really get the vaccine, so it's like entering or getting on a football pitch and telling the players, 0k a football pitch and telling the players, ok

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politicians the state level politicians the national level politicians the state premiers the chancellor must put all our energy into tackling this challenge in the days and weeks to come gobbling unless they make a lick of snow still with us what do you make of lawsuits address. stayed true to his image of being a grassroots close to the people kind of man he's also known as someone who can speak to trade unions who yes wants to talk business wants to be there for business interests but at the same time is a man of the people so here you focusing on the pandemic because he does know that not only are people busy with something else right now ahead of the elections how this pans out nick will also have a great influence on how the c.d.u. is perceived and how individual candidates will be perceived as having that kind of potential that could see them on the conservative c.d.u. ticket for chancellor candidates while last it is now in pole position he's not the only one who might be. the winner was the vote decisive enough does it give last of the mandate to shape the direction of the party

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now the democrats are once again at the national level attacking trump. it's almost ridiculous. he's going to have this rally tonight. 3 million people have already voted. this election has already been decided. him going to atlanta tonight is almost meaningless. >> host: do you think this story and the president's complaints about the needed that will likely come today at that rally is only going to help him with his base in georgia? >> caller: i don't think it matters. he's not on the ballot. what his base thinks but doesn't think really doesn't matter anymore. >> host: does it help perdue and loeffler who president trump is going down to georgia for? >> caller: i think that trump is going there for trump. i think, personally i think he cares less if perdue and loeffler wins. he's a desperate to stay in the media limelight. think about, what is he going to influence tonight went 39 people have already voted? it doesn't make any sense. thank you i think you're dead on, robert. the president doesn't have all that much of an interest in the outcome of these races or believe the r

restoring trust in our nation's health institutions, our leading health experts, will demand transparency at all levels with a focus on safety, efficacy and equitable distribution of treatments and vaccines. national and state leadership lead by example, and adhere to the scientific guidelines by wearing masks, physically distancing and obtaining the vaccine. trust in science, our health agencies and world-class scientists, is imperative for reducing transmission successfully defeating the , coronavirus. third, national -- third, national leaders must communicate and adhere to clear, consistent and customize public health and safety messages and serve as role models. transparent communication with the american people will ensure people understand and trust the scientific process, and the tools and actions needed to end the pandemic. when new evidence emerges prompting public health leaders to update scientific advice, it is imperative to communicate with humility and transparency, sharing and repeating clear, consistent and customized public health messages by leaders at the national and local levels w

or are we capable of creating a national strategy administered at the local level that has coherence and cohesion and could actually work? i think it's hard to envision to look at federal government response but also look at the biden administration with that unrealistic expectation. so any thoughts in your piece come are we really talking about an army of vaccinate or's football stadiums rollout of walgreens and cvs with a measure of coherence and notification? to receive e-mails? is that really what is necessar necessary. >> is it really what's necessary? yes. asking another question if this is something that we can do a state and local and federal governments? not only is it something we can do but what the american people should expect and also the baseline of what we should be able to do. this is the baseline of what we should be able to do. vaccination programs is the bread and butter of local public health. other countries could do this the us could do this in the pas past, many decades ago way before we had the type of resources and capabilities we have here. if we are unable

those were goals that were included in every phase that were does cussed as a national level. and to look at the data in your state or county or the local level to understand how to ensure that we're achieving both of those goals and keeping both goals in mind. what is most important to make sure we are efficiently distributing vaccines and it's clear in the state of california that we had a huge surge in a high number of hospitalizations and one of the concerns has been health care capacity. the other is making sure that we're protecting those who are at high risk of mortality. and the recent data suggests it's the older adult population in the current data. again, the data continues to evolve as the pandemic evolves. >> and san francisco city college starting today has a mass vaccination site. i want to ask you about former san francisco mayor willie brown. he had written an article about making it similar to the vaccine for polio, where everybody, no matter what background, your age, just go to a site. that sounds like in theory that would be great. but it sounds like there

the increasing role of the government and the socioeconomics sphere at the national level on the globalagenda requires this possibility and has invariably been called to create conditions to ensure this for everyone and it is absolutely clear that the world cannot follow the path of building an economy that works for people or for the golden billion. it is a destructive type of policy and such a model is unsustainable as well as recent developments such as the migration crisis to once again prove that. to move from general statements to actions and to put resources to reducing the social inequality within individual states step-by-step to narrow the gap between the levels of economic development of different countries and regions designed to ensure sustainable development is simply the creation of new opportunities for everybody and conditions for people to develop and realize regardless of where they were born and where they live. there are different priorities that i can see. i will not say anything new [inaudible] a comfortable environment to live in and we should encourage this infr

states what is it you need in order for us to target, streamlining processes best done on the national level and i hope that is what the biden team is doing, looking to see this as an effort that requires more time mobilization which is a national effort. second point we have also seen in this pandemic the danger of misinformation and disinformation including this harmful narrative, hitting public health versus other things like public health versus the economy, public health versus schools rather than seeing public health as essential to having the economy or having schools, or reopening safely. we know public health depends on public trust, when the trust is broken and the road in. and that is going to be many of our leaders biggest challenge moving forward. how do we overcome this disinformation campaign and reestablish public trust. the point is how this pandemic has unmasked underlying problems. the issues we are seeing with block of investment in public health, they are not new. we in public health have known about them for many years. the problems of health disparities not something c

is and where the investigation is now who's been arrested nothing at the national level has been done we see that in past attacks sure where you know immediately we're getting updates of the american people feel confident that investigation is underway. what's happening. >>i agree is deeply disturbing there it's hard to imagine any of them like this ever happening. i can't remember ever happening where you didn't immediately see you all of the top law enforcement and intelligence leaders facing the press and the public in. >>racing has to assure us that they've got this predator control they're going to protect us we have that anything like that i had my member briefing last night on the telephone with the capitol police chief and we receive some some very harrowing and troubling information on that but the public has heard nothing from the except for i think one statement from christopher wray hearing announcer ss great. but where's the press conference so to answer questions and tell us what's going on why are we hearing from whoever's in charge right now at the from national guard

is and where the investigation is now who's been arrested nothing at the national level has been done now we see that in past attacks sure where you know immediately we're getting updates of the american people feel confident that investigation is underway. what's happening. >>i agree is deeply disturbing there it's hard to imagine any of them like this ever happening. i can't remember ever happening where you didn't immediately see you all of the top law enforcement and intelligence leaders facing the press and the public can. >>racing has to assure us that they've got this predator control they're going to protect us we have that anything like that i had my member briefing last night on the telephone with the capitol police chief and we received some some very harrowing and troubling information on that but the public has heard nothing from the except for i think one statement from christopher wray hearing announcer ss great. but where's the press conference so to answer questions and tell us what's going on why are we hearing from whoever's in charge right now at the from national

both on the national and state level. guest: that is an open question.oes the trump style, let's call it, translate to other candidates? can they adopt it and succeed? i don't think we know the answer to that question. i suspect what we are going to see in republican presidential politics over the next few years are people who try to keep a sort of pre-trump republican agenda, but tried to be more combative and aggressive and trumplike. i think you will see people try to be more in favor of a trump agenda but tried to tone down the combativeness and try to run as trumpism without trump. i think we just don't know. we will have to have a market test to figure out which of these formulas works best with republican voters. host: we had a caller yesterday who suggested trump should for his own party. he has enough support he can separate from the republican party and form a trump party, a separate thing from the gop. is that feasible? guest: if you remember back to the 2016 presidential race, one of the ways trump was able to neuter criticism was to threaten

given scotland has said this is a national lockdown, what guidance can we give to viewers before the prime minister's statement about where we should judge these levelsuch more likely to be called a national lockdown, because the restrictions will be the same across england. in some parts cases are not as high, but they're worried it is moving in the same direction as the other parts. so you are looking again at school closures and when we talk about that, that is going to mean primary school as well as senior school and there will be thoughts about university students and talking about sending them back, i think that is going to be unlikely. there will be exceptions, but the stay at home message is what you will hear again and again. we heard it so much in the spring. those in downing street acknowledge that people are let's face it fed up, patience is wearing thin, people are not following the guidelines, and the message from the prime minister will everyone has to do their bit and follow the rules more closely and the new rules for many parts. thank you. we will be back with you before the prime minister is due to speak at around 8 o'clock. with m

now the democrats once again at the national level attacking trump it is ridiculous. he will have this rally tonight and 3 million people have already voted. thirty been decided going to atlanta tonight is almost meaningless. >> do you think this story and the president's complaints about the media will help them with his place in georgia? >> it doesn't matter. he's not on the ballot. what his base thinks or doesn't at this point really doesn't matter anymore. >> does it help her do and loeffler that he is going down to georgia for? >> i think he is going forward trump i think he cares less if they when he is so desperate to stay in the limelight. what will he influence tonight when 3 million people have already voted? it doesn't make sense. >> i thank you are dead on the president doesn't have that much of an interest in the outcome of theseof races were the primary interest of the republican party at the moment and with these unsubstantiated allegations of election fraud so you are able to cloud the fact listening to theof audio that is flat-out false but a lot of p

>> mayor: we have not been delivered what was promised at the national level. god for the great work that was done nationally. let me give that praise for developing and helping the private sector get these vaccines. but we're at a pace to deliver vaccines in los angeles over five years instead of over half a year. >> brennan: but you just heard the head of "operation warped speed" lay that firmly at the door of the governors in this country. >> mayor: i respectfully disagree. i sat at a coalition in washington for a cares corps, which have trained people, including vaccine distribution. while washington went on vacations and didn't pass a relief bill for seven, eight months -- we could be training people to be ready. we knew that the same medical personnel who would give the vaccines, if we were lucky to get the vaccine, would be pulled into the hospitals to treat people. where was the forward plan. >> brennan: the government says the forward planning was supposed to be with local government. the city of los angeles -- you were talking about the uniqueness of y

>> we need to invest in public health at the national level, state and local level, and globally. we need to do whatever we can do to take a preventable pandemic off the table. stephanie: dr. frieden, thank you so much for joining us today and sharing your expertise. every time i speak to you, you make a smarter. >> thank you, stephanie. it is always a pleasure speaking with you. i hope you continue to improve steadily. thank you so much for sharing your story. stephanie: health experts at all levels of government are weighing in on what we need to do to create a stronger, better health system and a path forward. three separate reports from the council on foreign relations, the big cities health coalition, and trust for america's health highlight the failures and lessons of the pandemic. we spoke to the authors of each report. here is what we learned. >> pandemic preparedness is necessary. we must be serious about it and treat it like we treat other economic and national security issues. >> one lesson we clearly learned from covid-19 is our public health system has been dangerousl

funding and we have enough trained personnel and it's a multi-pronged a prepproa getting out of the national level and make sure that we can get all of our vaccines by the end of june. it's important people know that the federal and state governments are looking at all of the variables needed for a mass vaccination campaign. dr. elok patel, great to have you and thank you very much for joining us and for helping me with my first game. >> you're a rock star. >>> as always, thanks so much for joining us on this interactive show, getting answers. we'll be here every week day at 3:00 a >>> tonight, president biden, the first full day. his new plan on the pandemic. calling it a wartime effort. president biden warning the american people, things will get worse before they get better. that we will likely reach a half million americans lost to the virus by next month. the president saying he will use the defense production act to help get this vaccine out. mass vaccination sites. his plan for 100 million doses in his first 100 days. mandating masks for all interstate travel, including planes and trains. a

a seat at the table, especially african-american women after what was done in this race on a national level. definitely it is unfortunate. >> thank you. the next set of questions come from christian captain with kccu. where do we stand and what can be done to help san francisco public schools reopen? >> this is, of course, been really hard, but let me just start by saying because i know a number of teachers have been concerned that they don't feel supported because they are still doing distance learning in the best way that they can. and this is not to say that teachers are not doing their part, but what we're being asked to do by the teachers union specifically is just not realistic. and when i say we, there is an expectation that the school district needs to provide a certain level of assurance in order to get the classrooms open. and what we have done as a city is provide that level of support to the school districts. to not only make sure that testing based on the guidelines of the department of public health is available, but also that we are evaluating the buildings and the classrooms

we have been involved as a national and global level, really it was about that protecting of our passengers and our employees and being flexible and able to respond as conditions changed. >> i would imagine that includes signage as well. >> yes, signage and announcements. so we have put together our own sfo program of signage about mask compliance and physical distancing and the way things to do about washing hands and using hand sanitizer and all those things were important to our messaging and our public address system, we have been messaging since the beginning about the importance of safety of all of these measures. >> that's great. is there an effort among airports to pull information and come up with guidelines for air travel and how is sfo involved? >> yes, and i feel the pandemic has brought us all together more as an industry. we're involved in a couple of layers of the industry, at a global scale with eight other global airports and sharing best practices with them and we're involved in many of the work groups around covid preparedness and response with other large u.s. airports.

cities have condolence to drive this work forward and we're excited to accelerate our efforts on a national level climate action must be at the hea of our covid-19 recovery efforts. as we rebuild our economy, we need to focus on green jobs, we need to look at our economy and social conditions that made some populations vulnerable due to covid-19. especially people of color, immigrants and low-income workers. now is the time to heal our nation by investing in long term community health and well-being and climate action is at the heart of this work. it's my pleasure to introduce somebody who has been fighting for a long, long time, he's helped us to work together across sectors and helped to make the united states a climate leader on the national and international stage, please welcome secretary john kerry. >> marty, thank you, very, very much. it's a great privilege to be with all of you today. mayor fischer, he reminded to address the conference way back in 1971. it's been a long journey since then. and the mayors remain on the front line and so many critical ways for all of us. i thank you, fran

the best way for me to contextualize this would say that when biden 1st came into politics the national level in 1972 he ran as quite a center left figure proposing the expansion of the welfare state this is the 970 s. then in the eighty's and ninety's when you've been much more cemented and the washington establishment he started advocating for tough on crime policies and for the politics of austerity and now he's coming into power in a different moment and he's back to advocating more expansionary fiscal policies and some expansions of the welfare state so you could follow that trajectory to even the u.k. labor party and to other you know european center left parties in other words some of these figures are bellwethers they shift with the top. i'm sick and i think the interesting thing about this moment is that this might be a moment when the center of laughter all around the world has the opportunity to use the power of the state to improve people's lives because right now with the pandemic and with the recession people all around the world are looking for help and they're not afraid about

. >> on a national level is a disaster >> we spent an hour and a half of our time in line waiting for stuff that never happened. >> reporter: in san diego where americans 65 and older can sign up mark smith tried repeatedly but no luck. >> i tried every day on the hour of all the different sites and a 65-year-old can't get an appointment. >> reporter: states are not getting the doses the federal government promised. new york city postponed a mass vaccination plan at yankees stadium and citi field where the mets played. the state is preparing to ramp up vaccinations. >> we can get the needle in the arm, we just need the supply itself >> reporter: what's the problem? the cdc reports over 41 million doses distributed to states so far. nearly 22 million doses had been administered as states hold back for the required second dose so far just 3.2 million people have received both doses president biden today reiterated he wants to administer a million shots a day, aiming for up to 150 million shots by may hopes by the spring anyone who wants a vaccination should be able to get one. >> i feel

trying to decide about a national level but also at the international level and of course that we are making nice in there but then there is also about these goals we do not able to really. i do not do not live and he's important for the international community to really be out there to not what is going on and i don't eat that this election is also did our if nothing is done really to ensure that these a lesson going to go on that it will be the by the supervision of all position members right that is a warning effectively from the u.n. they have a satanic bully a un special rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and association thank you thank you very much thank you very much. since new year's day we have recorded nearly a 190000 new coronavirus infection. the country has recorded more than 4600. 19 deaths so far this year. that is president settled on a post said they with grim new numbers about the spread of coronavirus in south africa he also announced that the closure of 20 border points for entry and departure to neighboring country is sealed so say existing

almost 60 percent of russians for example being against it with some countries considering it on a national level artie's peter all over takes a look at how europe is approaching this thorny issue. as the e.u. looks to present a united front when it comes to the fight against covert 191 measure we could well see coming in sooner rather than later of vaccine passports as more people are vaccinated the documentation a mutual recognition of vaccination become of up most important though it is premature to envisage the use of vaccine certificates for other purposes than health protection and a year approach may facilitate other cross border applications of such that if it gets in the future the idea certainly isn't to everyone's taste but the loss of another summer season would be unthinkable for nations whose tourism industries of already being ravaged by coronavirus so covert passports may be the only way to go greece isn't going to let the idea get caught up in peer recrossing navel gazing they've already got the certificates in place we are starting to issue digital vaccination certificates this

i think they will have to get back into that mode because playing everything at a national level is somethingt almost cost them the house of repr@@entatives in my view, in an unexpected way. i think it will be a tense and tight race and the outcome two years from now is a coin toss. it could go either way, whether donald trump is a factor or not. >> good to get your thoughts, thank you steve. >> thank you. >> charles moran is a republican political strategist. he says the vote will do little to unite americans. >> i think the bulk of the republican party is in a reflective mode, and what we saw last week was clearly the culmination of what was one of the most interesting four years of a presidential administration, and administration were democrats from day one tried to invalidate his election. this was not the first time he was impeached. we have seen with so many declassified documents that the underpinning of the first up each meant -- impeachment was bogus and uncalled for and i think the republican party is at a place now where we knew, and we have known for two months, there will be a r

and what we‘re talking now is the federal, the national level cases, and what‘s been happening over recentrnment has carried out very, very few executions ever, historically. there have been no executions at all in the last 17 years until this year. and the trump administration made the decision to go forward with executions, even though we are in the middle of a pandemic and even though public health officials really warned that what we would see, in fact, and sadly, tragically has happened, that by carrying out federal executions, restarting federal executions, that there would be outbreaks of covid—19 at the prison where these federal executions occur. the federal prisoners are mostly all held in a men‘s prison in indiana, in terre haute, indiana, and beginning injuly of this year the federal government has carried out ten executions in 2020. that was a remarkable pace that really putjust incredible and terrible pressure on the courts and all of the players who were involved. i see. and the case we highlighted here is lisa montgomery. do you believe there is a chance that could be avoid

to drive this workflow in recent years and now we are excited to accelerate our efforts on a national level. climate action must be at the heart of our covid-19 recovery efforts. as we rebuild, we need to focus on green jobs, look at our economy and social conditions that made some populations more global due to covid 19. especially people of color, immigrants, and low income workers. now is the time to heal our nation by investing in long-term community health and well-being. climate action is at the heart of all this work. it is my pleasure to introduce somebody who has been fighting for this for a long time, he has helped us work together across sectors to protect the environment and helped us make the united states a climate later on the international stage, please welcome, president biden's new climate envoy, secretary john envoy -- john kerry. sec. kerry: thank you, it is a great pollute -- privilege to be with you today, mayor fischer, tom cochran. tom invited me to address the mayor's conference back in 1971. it has been a long journey since then and the mayors remain on the front o

together it's sometimes forgotten that the procurement of the vaccine does not happen at a local or national level it is actually called a native by the european commission then distributed to each european union member country depending on the number of of inhabitants and then each country so in this case germany distributes then the vaccine to the different states and the different states are then in charge of carrying out the process of making the appointments as we saw for example no records and all of those stages throughout the process there has been problems if you look specifically at what has happened here in germany there have been logistical problems there have been individual oversights as well some of the states have complained that the distribution is too slow that they're not getting enough vaccines but this obviously is something that also has to do with the fact that as a european level there is this vaccine shortage so there are different ways to understand this problem but it is clear that it's not only a sign of hope as it was presented by the german government as it was presen

there's trouble is there is not in the facts and plus the whole row has not been organized in a national level and it hasn't really been transparent but a lot of states were told get ready for the vaccine in advance of the approval but they weren't told like what are the plans and how are they going to get the resources in case they don't have enough refrigerators or cold places and things like that these these happy just the sole responsibly of the states because the virus as well as people cross the line so you really need to figure out like with states you don't have the resources where the supply chain used to be stored up and there were months before the vaccine rollout really get this in order and it really has so they have to tell all the states you know where the vaccines are you know like how many being produced and when to expect them and to is there needs to be analysis of you know which state and which locations have adequate supply chains which states don't know what types of resources that they need where the weak point which places the more bridge raters more transport devices m

earlier in the week landslides which killed 11 people and flooding in entirely month on a on a national level resources are stretched in terms of search and search and rescue operations but on a provincial level authorities said they offer 1000000 with this process and a confident that all the resources they need will be supplied to evacuation centers such as food supplies but children and backup generators thank you jessica for their updates jessica washington is our correspondent in indonesia now let's speak to danny hellman who is an earthquake scientists working for the intonation institute of science he joins us via skype from the capital city of west java province thank you very much sir for being with us as rescue efforts continue on. concerns about aftershocks 1st of all busy how high right now is the risk of a tsunami triggered by these aftershocks. yeah i thing that is very unlikely many show it's only like. the opposite. simon lee. kuan stay small within x. the magnitude 5 some of the below. and the big eyepiece and looks like on land not. so you've done thing it has a pop at 000 t

and then to be implemented at the national level automatic voter registration and vote by mail shouldavailable to every citizen in this country. right to vote is fundamental and secret your vote is your voice and as it should be everywhere, every vote matters policies for the final two years reflect, support and on the communities for the brunt of the devastation the past year. these are the same communities making war against the place we all love. i have been awestruck by oregonians were from the marathon, stepping up and returned to protect friends and families and neighbors. the undaunted and compassionate spirit of our state has truly shined. i and this conversation. with the finish line insight and i.c.e. on the horizon. we have been through a lot together this year we have endured case and listed each other up because we are determined to rise and rebuild and reinvent a more just and equitable oregon. thank you

i will advocate for oregon innovations in voting to be implemented at the national level.omatic voter registration and vote by mail should be available to every citizen in this country. the right to vote is fundamental. it is sacred. your vote is your voice and in oregon, as it should be everywhere, every vote matters. my investments in policies for my final two years reflect support and honor that communities who bore the brunt of the devastation this past year. these are the same communities that make oregon the place we all love. i have been awestruck by oregonians have run this marathon stepping up at every turn to protect friends, family and neighbors. the undaunted and compassionate story of our state is truly shined. i end this conversation. hope with the finish line insight and our eyes on the horizon. we have been through a lot together this year and through it all we have endured. we have kept pace and lifted each other up because we are determined to rise, rebuild and reinvent a more just and equitable oregon. thank you. >> sunday night on q and a discussion abo