state election under the current system. under nationalopular vote, the states would reflect the voters of all types. it really does not matter. again, every vote in every state would count, and no presidential candidate is going to ignore any state or part of the state. if you look at how the campaign was conducted in the battleground states, you will see that the campaign -- that they campaign everywhere. andsystem used by maine nebraska is the congressional district method. method does not deliver the two things voters want, for every vote to count and the votes in all 50 states to be added together to create the national popular vote. in the current system, we have 12 battleground states. in the congressional district method, the entire election would be conducted in competitive congressional districts, and under reporting and redistricting, there are very few. so instead of having a campaign conducted in all 50 states and the district of columbia under a national popular vote plan, the campaign would only occur in a limited number of

army, the national museum of the united states army celebrates over 245 years of army history and honors our nation's soldiers, past, present, and future in the regular army, the army reserves , and the army national guard. thank you for joining us for our virtual ceremony. out of an abundance of caution during the covid-19 pandemic, there is no in-person audience today and certain ceremonial elements have been prerecorded. please welcome the official party to the stage -- the secretary of the army, the honorable ryan b mccarthy. chief of staff of the army, general james c. mcconville. sergeant major of the army, michael a. grinstead. director of the national museum of the united states army, ms. tammy call. accompanied by acting secretary of defense, the honorable christopher c. miller. and chairman to the joint chiefs of staff, general mark a. millie. now presenting the colors is the third united states infantry regiment, the old guard, accompanied by the old guard fife and drum corps. the national anthem will be performed by jesse meeks from the united states army b

when you talk about nation states, we know about russia. who else?ng from places like north korea, and a lot of other intelligence gathering activity, and certainly one of the things we have in the uk is world class capability in terms of gchq, the ncse, and our intelligence services more broadly, and the military. and the work they are doing, reaching out to the academic community and industry to bring all that capability to defend against nation states or criminal attacks is brilliant, and you have just got to look at things like the academic centre of excellence scheme from the ncse that lancaster is one of. in order to look at how they are bringing together that capability to respond to these type of threats. and i suppose you have got to respond every month, every year, because this country's opponents are gathering sophistication, increasing their sophistication, so we must match that? yes, it is a daily arms race. the innovation shown by the attackers has to be matched by innovation from our side, which is why i am delighted to see the creatio

and it's always a question of whether cost, always nation states to collapse, or whether this nation states are collapse caused because i come to think that it was because causing them to collapse. but you know, the p.p.p. that's all coming out. it's a cluster of fraud that will only be answered by the central player, nursed by printing more money of course, which will make our nation state mission of bitcoins capital go higher. well of course it's been really since like 199-2001 when we got rid of glass steagall when we introduced the commodity futures modernization act, which allowed the plunder through credit derivatives of pension plans and, and you know, communities around the world that we allowed that plunder. and then of course, you see the activist fed come in at around the same time when they had to start covering up papering over all the fraud, the costs of the fraud. so now, you know, we have government also providing fraud protection schemes. i p.p.p. and all these bailouts and stimulus and all that sort of stuff. and now here's an interesting one that is in the state of

is a people and nation stateas a history. they emerged from political battles of their own day. we carry them forward and use them in her own political battles as if they have no history. the same way we use the expression founding fathers which is not used before 1916 when it was used to defend an original interpretation and then progress interpretation of the constitution. we's founding fathers of the time because people of said is a political invention. so as it is a melting pot of immigrants. not that these are not traditional terms that we all need to know the caboose that follows in the wake of for those things come from. but american self perception around in particular what america's sea with ethnic diversity has a really interesting and long history. in each term in american history where there is a crisis over immigration, and the constitution of the people. it tends to emerge pretty and so do practices with things like thanksgiving. so, the thing that is really interesting to me about american religiou

the national popular vote is what the voters of this country want. everyone a mapow of the states that have already passed and agreed to the national popular vote legislation. any particularng state over the next four years where it looks likely that the voters will agree to this? host: the national popular proposal is active in every state. what is interesting, if you look at the 16 states, we can group them. you have small states like hawaii and delaware and rhode island. you have middle sized states like colorado, connecticut, maryland, massachusetts. then you have large states, california, illinois and new york read in terms of -- new york. in terms of what states we are isking to get for 2024, it every state where people feel the president should be elected by the national popular vote. we need 74 more electoral votes. vote billal popular successfully passed the virginia house this year. they have a short session. we will be back next year to pass the bill in the senate and put the bill on the governor's desk. that is 11 electoral votes. instead of needing 74 electoral votes,

and in particular, with the, with the deep states of all of the major nations or the united states is actually not particularly exceptional. in, in this respect, a trunk was a wonderful gift to the media from an economic point of view. because the media as a whole was, was flailing very badly as a result of its internal economic crisis. and here came along this incredibly interesting, intriguing clown like figure who is never going to be a savior from, from the, from the deep state. because he doesn't believe in anything other than his own self-interest and the interests of all of his family and everything else is just incredibly, if our moral will trump, trump was never a convincing savior in the 2016 election, he did have one good idea and a good idea was, it doesn't make sense to actually be friendly with russia and doesn't that make even better sense because it prevents the possibility of a more unified front between russia and china against u.s. interests around the world. that was actually quite sensible. trump didn't have the degree of conviction, it was necessary for him to fo

celebrity, i mean, it really works very well for them, and particularly in reporting on the national security state, they tend to be more stenographers than anything else. i mean, they're at, there is investigative journalism out there. but for the national security state, you just, they feed you when you just write it ok. that is a pretty clean and that's very dangerous. jim is already said here he questions the outcome of the election. people are more and more questioning these things here, and that's not very healthy for a person society. and i'm really afraid we're all going to be balkanized. go ahead . i think we talked about russia gate as being at an extraordinary episode of public destruction in which the media was a prime player, russia gate to structure this and many, many things including the corruption of the d.n.c. and it distracted us from the road doc, money, and us elections a destructive us from everything that is very wrong with the election with this 2 pocket dominant electoral system that we have. and amongst other things, very sadly, it distracted us from the reality for russia

so there are exceptions to that like but on a nation state level on them and that can be entirely avoided. so let's be clear, many because of bad upset because of bad protocol, but it's not the fault of decline as a bad option because of bad protocol, but it's not the fault of decline. if you take all necessary steps, it's completely i'm confiscated and i'm going to be really are building these big, big client positions. whether it's stan or iran, a few others. what are they doing there? mining in the holders all hardliners have big point there. their greed for more, their greed for more big coin incentivizes khan to be crossed. and that is important because that geo, politically, it is a political a, together on a geo political harmony, will start a level of well, you know, and we have to cross the political harmony, will start a level well, you know, and we have to cross over the results of the u.s. election cycle of surprise. many sorts of the, us elections, e.o.p., witness games from all across the board. both parties have deep internal parties based, populous challenges. this is for

this enormous creativity and talent that you display, and let's make our country work at the national state, county, city, and local neighborhood level, and in every single school presidential. right? absolutely! >> now the fact that we will go anytime, and you anything that is good for our country, help the new administration, as an organization does not mean that we will compromise our principles of integrity in terms of what this organization stands for. [applause] >> we will never change that one filter, and that every thing has to go through and united states for. and that is, it's good for our country, right? it's good for the country? if it gets through that filter than we will back it hard, and we will use all of the enormous ability that you have to get things down, and for the benefit of our people and our country. now, the main thing, is don't lose your enthusiasm, don't lose your idealism,'s don't lose your great love for this country. and, please, don't feel powerless, again. as long as we're together, nationwide, you have enormous voice in this country. so we will stay togethe

country safe and a president on american the new president elect biden took to the states and i talked about the need for the nation to heal to come together and to be ready to move into a new chapter. joe biden becomes the oldest person ever to be elected president of the united states 5 days after voting 1st closed here's some of what biden had to say the people of this nation have spoken. they've delivered a clear victory a convention victory a victory. for we the people we've won with the most groups ever cast of presidential ticket and the history of the nation 74 years. now obviously this call doesn't come without controversy as i said a number of media organizations made this call but it doesn't officially become official until the vote is certified across the united states in 50 different states and that won't happen over the course of a number of days in the meantime on monday the trump campaign continues to push against this and will file a number of lawsuits in court including in michigan in pennsylvania. in arizona in the that in all of those states the president's team is claiming there has been rampan

across the nation we are seeing tens of thousands of lives lost to this virus. in the last two weeks alone, death in the united states increased by 64%. more than 257,000 people have died. hospitalization rates are increasing dramatically. 50% in the last two weeks across the country, 55% in california. consistent with these increases across the nation and state, we are seeing the local cases in hospitalizations continually decline. many cases deaths and hospitalizations can be prevented if we follow the basic measures that we know prevent the virus. now, let's look at some data. slide one, please. this slide shows how the surge is in relation to prior increases in san francisco. today 14,600 people are diagnosed in san francisco and resulting in 158 deaths since the onset of the pandemic. as you can see from this slide, we see an aggressive increase in cases week over week. for the weekending november 18, we averaged 118 new cases per day. compare that to the prior week, november 11, when we averaged 95 cases per day. at the beginning of the month, the weekending november 4th, we averaged 73 new cases per day. as th

state election under the current system. under nationalular vote, the states would reflect the voters of all types. it really does not matter. again, every vote in every state would count, and no presidential candidate is going to ignore any state or part of the state. if you look at how the campaign was conducted in the battleground states, you will see that the campaign -- that they campaign everywhere. andsystem used by maine nebraska is the congressional district method. method does not deliver the two things voters want, for every vote to count and the votes in all 50 states to be added together to create the national popular vote. in the current system, we have 12 battleground states. in the congressional district method, the entire election would be conducted in competitive congressional districts, and under reporting and redistricting, there are very few. so instead of having a campaign conducted in all 50 states and the district of columbia under a national popular vote plan, the campaign would only occur in a limited number of co

they are came about after world war one, but at least as a constrained by the nation state and don't invade your biology. i mean, this is a global system that would track health and then ultimately of course, political loyalties and you talk about subject to abuse. i mean it's, this is inconceivable system and i hope the rest of the world sees this. and my courts want to sort of extend that forward. do you think we've reached a fork in the road where people have to accept that when some, according an unprecedented health crisis, we need to accept that the way that we lived before is gone. the privacy that we assumed was sacred is no longer sacred. we've reached the fork in the roller, all right, in that stuff, the 4 between liberation and author are tearing at some. and this is a pretext for china to roll out their kind of politics and surveillance system that is active in their, in their country. bits of the social credit scoring to the rest of the world, one has to wonder what they have in mind here. and one of the trying to accomplish this is very scary in the us because with the

so there are exceptions to that like but on a nation state level, it's uncomfortable. well that enough particular case that was not great opsec by the person having their feet coin removed from them, and that can be entirely avoided. so let's be clear. many people have lost a big one because of bad upset because of bad protocol. but it's not the fault of decline. if you take all necessary steps, it's completely i'm confiscated. and i'm going to be really against of the city when countries are building these big bitcoin positions, whether it's 6 down or around a few others. what are they doing there? mining and mining is securing the network, so they're working out who is typically for all holders. all hodler is the big client. their greed for more big coin, incentivise altruism, you're securing the network. so again, does not not allow the rubicon to be crossed. and that is important because that geo, politically, it is the financial grid that, that is the thing that ties everything together on a geo political harmony will start a level of, well, you know, and we have

that is just how the process is supposed to work despite the request that you noted from the national staterties. eric: the two top republican leaders of your state went to the white house on friday and with that statement blasting basically allegations of voter fraud there but let me read you what the majority leader it up michigan speaker lee chatfield said weird quote, michigan served asian process should be deliberate processed free from thoughts of intimidation but allegations of fraudulent behavior should be taken seriously and proven prosecuted to the full extent of the law and the candidate to win the most votes wins elections and michigan's electoral votes and these are simply truths that cannot provide or should provide confidence in our elections and is there any evidence of voter fraud, double voting, switch voting and the sort of thing that would be or first of all, has there been evidence or cases of that that you know of? >> just like every other elections are isolated cases where the attorney general of michigan's press getting a couple people who tried to fill out applicati

and in karachi capital of the new state the joyous people hailed their new nation. but the partition of india led almost immediately to disputes. the first of these centered around the independent states of jammu and kashmir, which had declared its adherence to the new dominion of india. protesting that pakistan was aiding tribal disorder in kashmir, the dominion of india sent troops in to kashmir and in this area of the world there appeared a threat to international peace. pakistan denied the charges of india and questioned the legality of kashmir's accession to india. continuing thus increased the threat to world peace and brought the dispute to the attention of the united nations. the security council called upon both parties to terminate hostilities in kashmir and appointed a commission to work with the two new states for a peaceful settlement of the dispute. admiral chester nimitz of the united states was appointed to administer a pleb site in jammu and kashmir. if all parties of the dispute agreed to this resolution of the problem. meanwhile, india and pakistan

it can't, because then we, i mean, we need someone, aside from the nation states to drive it quinn from 10000000 to 100000000, and i hope it's ray. it will be poetic justice. and then one day, you know, someone like me might hire a suit. i don't know much, but it's something that you know, raise going to need a jump down the track and you know, like someone's limits. and i say that tongue in cheek, obviously i don't sound arrogant, but it's like, you know, he is going to resist that until he can't anymore. and at some point, you know that there's switched in a flip, but i just, i personally hope it's later not now because i'm still trying to keep it so. yeah. ok. there are trying to front runner a once or a comes, and it will be a $1000000.00 at the one aim, and we're going to be buying bridgewater management and turn it into a professional toilet cleaning service. and there's something practical and worthwhile. so the i.m.f. is calling for a new bretton woods. what do you think this means in practical terms, a global century, central digital currency, what does it mean? tell us. i don'

the name less than 3 weeks later, as covert. 19 infections started to saw thailand declared a national state of emergency. bangkok went into lockdown and the go to institute. there was close to the public. the same happened with the $157.00 other institutes around the world. the coronavirus brought the whole good to institute to a standstill. that also meant that the organizations most important income source language courses began to dry up almost 40 percent of its 440000000 euro budget was in jeopardy in germany. the president and board of directors have to fight for the good institute's very future . right now we're facing an existential threat because of financing. if you were in constant talks with lawmakers of ministers and with the foreign ministry, and that's helping a lot one positive thing in this crisis is that i am still here, that i'm still available this year. because i have a lot of connections and a lot of experience that i can put to use now. it would have been awful to have to watch all this unfold. as a spectator, the government didn't want germany's most important project

at karachi, capital of the new state, the joyous people hailed their new nation. the partition of india led almost immediately to disputes, the first centered around two independent states, which had claimed -- the dominion of india sent troops into kashmir and there appeared to nr a threat to international peace. pakistan denied the charges and questioned the legality of kashmir's secession to india. the dispute was brought to the attention of the united nations. the security council called upon both parties to terminate hostilities in kashmir and appointed a commission to work with the two states for peaceful settlement of the dispute. an admiral of the united states was appointed to administer it. if all parties to the dispute agreed to the solution. meanwhile, india and pakistan were urged to continue their efforts to reach a peaceful settlement. the prime ministers continued their negotiations with the aid and encouragement of the united nations. to the united nations also came the problem of palestine, a british mandate since the end of world war i. in recent

across the nation we are seeing tens of thousands of lives lost to this virus. in the last two weeks alone, death in the united states increased by 64%. more than 257,000 people have died. hospitalization rates are increasing dramatically. 50% in the last two weeks across the country, 55% in california. consistent with these increases across the nation and state, we are seeing the local cases in hospitalizations continually decline. many cases deaths and hospitalizations can be prevented if we follow the basic measures that we know prevent the virus. now, let's look at some data. slide one, please. this slide shows how the surge is in relation to prior increases in san francisco. today 14,600 people are diagnosed in san francisco and resulting in 158 deaths since the onset of the pandemic. as you can see from this slide, we see an aggressive increase in cases week over week. for the weekending november 18, we averaged 118 new cases per day. compare that to the prior week, november 11, when we averaged 95 cases per day. at the beginning of the month, the weekending november 4th, we averaged 73 new cases per day. as th

combination of states just to hang on so facing tough odds trump has once again addressed the nation stating multiple false hoods and saying he is being robbed of a 2nd term the term campaign has launched legal action claiming frog trying to stop the count in some states safe officials however say there is 0 evidence of wrongdoing to the contrary they say that counting is proceeding smoothly across the country here's some of what the president had to say if you count the legal votes i easily win if you count the illegal votes they can try to steal. the election from us if you count the votes that came in late we're looking at them very strongly but a lot of votes came a reporter as if is in washington and following all of this he joins us now i mean we just heard president trump there talking about illegal votes and claiming that the election has been stolen from him how are those comments going down in america but of course trump's supporters those who voted for him are looking at his chances of a 2nd term slipping away in front of their eyes and they're reinvigorated by his claims that he'

we are now experiencing on the national, state, and regional level. so let me be clear that san francisco is in the midst of the major surge of covid-19 cases. it is sobering that we have reached this point again. as you know, this is the third surge we have experienced and unfortunately, the virus is moving aggressively in our community. unlike the previous two surges, this surge is impacting every state in the nation. in the last two weeks, deaths have increased and the c.d.c. cited a new record and as you can see on this slide, san francisco is trending behind the national average of cases per 100,000. and that is no reason for us to believe that we couldn't catch up to the average and catch up quickly. and in california, we are seeing the fastest growth in daily cases since the pandemic began. the rate of increase that we are seeing in california is faster and steeper than the summer surge. and here in san francisco we are seeing an explosion of new cases throughout is city becoming more widespread. we are now averaging 10 dayses per 100,000 peopl

so facing tough odds trump has once again addressed the nation stating multiple polls hoods and saying he is being robbed of his 2nd term well the trump campaign has launched legal action claiming fraud trying to stop the count in some states state officials state election officials say there is 0 evidence of any wrongdoing to the contrary counting is proceeding smoothly a crossed the country they say well here's some of what president trump had to say challenge joe and every democrat to clarify that they only want legal votes because they talk about votes and i think we should use the word legal eagle votes we want every legal vote counted and i want every legal vote counted we want openness and transparency no secret count rooms no mystery ballots no illegal votes being cast after election day you have election day and the laws are very strong in that you have an election and they don't want votes cast after election day and they want the process to be an honest one and so important we want an honest election and we want an honest count. and we want honest people working back there b

and georgia's a state and the cherokee nation is a foreign state. it's a foreign state because state just means a political entity, and it's clearly a political entity. it's got a constitution and stuff. and it's foreign because none of its citizens are u.s. citizens. so, it has to be foreign. it can't be anything else. and this is the argument that he made. and this is -- so, this is the argument on which jurisdiction rested. so, if the court doesn't find that to be true, then they can't consider the case on the merits, and that ended up being the big stumbling block. here's the court at the time. one justice, justice duvall, was absent and didn't participate, but these six guys did, and they split three ways in cherokee nation versus georgia, over this jurisdictional question. the two guys on the right -- let me back up. the two guys on the left, smith thomas, and in the upper left-hand corner, joseph story, said wirt's right, they're a state, they're foreign, they're a foreign state, and so, we can go ahead and hear this case. the two guys on the

we are now experiencing on the national, state, and regional level. so let me be clear that san francisco is in the midst of the major surge of covid-19 cases. it is sobering that we have reached this point again. as you know, this is the third surge we have experienced and unfortunately, the virus is moving aggressively in our community. unlike the previous two surges, this surge is impacting every state in the nation. in the last two weeks, deaths have increased and the c.d.c. cited a new record and as you can see on this slide, san francisco is trending behind the national average of cases per 100,000. and that is no reason for us to believe that we couldn't catch up to the average and catch up quickly. and in california, we are seeing the fastest growth in daily cases since the pandemic began. the rate of increase that we are seeing in california is faster and steeper than the summer surge. and here in san francisco we are seeing an explosion of new cases throughout is city becoming more widespread. we are now averaging 10 dayses per 100,000 peopl

so, the united states, you know, shouted so from the foot here that russia and any nation that objects to the united states insisting on gaining access to imagery. you know, from the participants, you know, they're out there on sound footing. the united states has no right to this imagery and the united states trying pressure these other nations into doing this. one would hope that these nations understand that if they try to share this information, even in secret, it will be discovered and you know their status as a reliable negotiating partner goes out the window, your only, your reputation is only as good as the actions you take in if you sign a treaty, you have to abide by the treaty. the united states is not a member of the treaty. it has no right to bear arms as imagery derived from speaking live in the program, former united nations weapons inspector, scott ritter. scott, thanks for your time. thank you. new york times has been accused of russia phobia, with its latest job for a moscow correspondent. successful candidates are expected to deal with hit squads, cyber agents, shutt

patience as the vote our votes are counted doesn't trump we saw him last night addressing the nation stating again multiple false hoods saying that he is being robbed of a 2nd term state election officials say there has been 0 evidence of wrongdoing. 2 days after the polls closed president donald trump delivered his latest broadside against the electoral system if you count the legal votes i easily win if you count the illegal votes they can try to steal. the election from us if you count the votes that came in late we're looking at them very strongly but a lot of votes came in. there is no evidence of voting irregularities in the u.s. because of the coronavirus pandemic many votes were delivered by mail delivered in the congo mainland ballots are steadily increasing the lead of democratic candidate joe biden. seeking to stop the vote count republicans have launched lawsuits in several states once the legal battle to reach the u.s. supreme court which leaned heavily to the right after he failed 3 of the seats with conservative justices. who think this is going to be a lot of litigation as we

and the other thing is, what are the national states willing to do? and that only time will show. but i think the aim is to come to a concerted action. and to be a skirt you were talking about the international aspects of all this. india and south africa believe have already come out and said that there should be no peyton's on, at least some of the vaccines that come out. so they can be locally manufactured. is that a realistic route to go down? it's a good suggestion, how realistic it is, is difficult to say because development of the vaccine, obviously cause a lot of money. and many taxpayers have paid a lot of money into the development of the drugs. so to release, to put the patent right away, obviously is a discussion that is important in terms of addressing the global aspect of the pandemic. i personally think it should be made available to these countries so they can develop them themselves. that's a very important aspect. but of course, these companies say, hey, i developed this so please at least pay me my share that i have invested you know, think again, i'm interested

nations forces fighting the communist invaders. for five weeks as korean republican and united states forces, under the united nations flag, fought toe tide of north korea communist aggression, while the security council took all of the emergency steps in an effort to halt that aggression, the delegates of the soviet union appointed himself from the united nations deliberations and decisions. the united nations troops fought and fell back, trading space for time until more help could arrive. on august 1st, soviet delegate, for the first time since the invasion, returned to take his seat in the security council. it was the turn of the soviet. malik, deliberately ignoring the north korean aggression started a campaign to block any action on the korean war by the security council. meanwhile, the united nations troops battled the communist invaders and the security council tried, without success, to prod the soviet delegate to his responsibilities. as august day followed august day, the united nations continued its fight in korea. and the security council soviet delegate sat impassive, rendering impotent the united nations efforts to en

states that want to survive dish mean states in the international sense, nation state.they want to survive they have to do things that are required to respond to emergency, and sometimes military drafts are required and a well-done military draft might have a narrow conscientious objector position but judges are in a good position to manage that question and similarly a nation state that wants to survive a pandemic has to take the steps to mandate vaccines. so i think jacobson is indispensable to our survival. >> i love your term, charter of civilization. i think that's -- i agree entirely that we're going to surve as a civilized, save, healthy nation, we have to as a collective protect each other and the common good and no better example of that is a epidemic response. you have actually separate chapte on each of these in the book but the so-called quarantine-ist and sanitary-ist state. what did you mean by that and if that's a te kind of two ends of a book end? where are we now? >> it's great question. the public health -- the history of public health is the literatur

that there's the deep state who all the national security state is simply misleading. the elected commander in chief, so it is very troubling, as you know, given in just a little into what george just said there. i mean, and there's no consequences for obstructing your your superior the commander in chief here. i mean, if this i jeffrey's character, i mean, they applauded him because he out with the president of the united states under any other president. this would be serious charges here. not only would you be him, you've humiliated you would probably be barred from working in the national securities they ever again. and i don't know, maybe even legal issues and play here. but just the opposite here that sharing this year, i've said from the beginning of the term presidency. this resistance opposition to the president when in the government is destroying institutions. and one of the most sacred institutions we have is as the civilian control of the military, go ahead. yes, and in fact one where i am in no suspiciously like military control, all 46 because generals,