the other thing that newton and many others did, never just one person, newton deserves symbol and avatar in some ways the leader of the climactic battle in the revolution as it were, but the other thing is comparison. not just look at the world but a systematic observing, measuring, experiment on the world, trying things, getting this information, turning it into numbers and performing math on it allows you not just to think about abstract things like how to do off logarithm or handiwork out infinite series gorgeousnesl things like where's jupiter going to be in six months, or what governs the behavior of the note or the tides, for example. but the idea of mathematics, quantification and rigorous can be applied to, you know, you and me here and now figuring out what to buy, how do bar all these things. they were doing it back then. one of the things that gets worked out is the concept of present value. if i have a piece of land or maybe a business or a ship that's going to do things over time that makes money, what is its value right now? how do i take the income stream i get up growing

thomas: yes newton is integral character in the entire book. there at the beginning and also at the end of . the whole story hinges on this note, really this wonderful delicious horrifying financial crash that occurs in 1720. the actual moment that the start market turned it. that's a great boom from january but especially april through the summer. and then right into the beginning of september. and . much like today, 300 years ago. it turned and it all went to. so that was happening 300 years ago. >> remind me how bad of a hit newton took 40 this sort of made my heart beat faster. what was it that you wrote that he traded i think an annuity that was worth every year more than his salary targeted he put that over to cash any put it into the stock then fell off a cliff. thomas: that's right. it started save overall, the psyche lost 20000 pounds. that's a lot of money in the 31st century money. but 20000 pounds in 1720 would be the equivalent of it's hard to make leaps across so much time but certainly of some millions today. it would not be an e

>> guest: we know a lot about newton. a lot of people even at the time have written about his papers, his books. he was a quarter. he could have been on one of these reality shows. he kept grocery lists every grocery list he ever wrote. boxes and boxes and boxes of his work, his writing, we know a lot about. >> host: that is one of the things that made me laugh out loud. you wrote newton is an ass. i loved that. people come back, whatever, isaac, shut your mouth, people have opposite reactions, but anyway, i know -- i think -- >> guest: you should take sauerkraut. >> host: here we go. these other countries that have come up since the first song was it. not in a growing body of, the soviet union is gone ♪ south georgia ♪ is pakistan hey ♪ has extent hey ♪ turkmenistan ♪ curtis stan ♪ serbia ♪ kosovo ♪ samoa ♪ crimea ♪ eritrea ♪ ukraine and estonia won't here's macedonia ♪ ivory coast ♪ and dubai ♪ goodbye ♪ >> host: goodbye, everybody. >> thank you all for joining us tonight. please pick up a copy of leonard's book and we

let's go to paul from newton in management -- from newton management. see it playing out next year? paul: well, i think the positive development here is that the active atf market is growing, and that is something which should be to the benefit of active managers. for pasteen the news investment, but actually etf's will be a growing market, and that means more will be available for investors and that .ould only be a good thing also the fact that the asset, arepoint at markets respected on a more discerning basis. matt: we will get more from paul markham in a moment. i want to get to brexit. agreed aand u.k. have trade deal, but it is a trade deal that does not include services, leaving the city of london to face the new year with more uncertainty. let's get some analysis with marcus ashworth. how has this uncertainty affected london's etf industry? : it has certainly help back the growth. the further financial conduct authority changes are going to make costs more visible come which is only going to benefit further etf's. that aside, brexit has held beth the growth -- held back the

>> we know a lot about newton.about his papers and his books and even to have a reality show it there were boxes and boxes of his work and his writing. >> that is what made me laugh out loud because you wrote newton is an ass. i just love that he i think were pretty much out of time. >> i will tell you what these are the countries that have come up. here we go. ♪ ♪ ♪ goodbye. >> thank you so much for joining us please be sure to cap on - - pick up a copy of the book and we will see you soon

i am paula newton. here, in georgia, the pivotal, u.s. senate runoff election is now just one week away. republican senators, david perdue and kelly loeffler, are campaigning to hold onto their seats, and their party's control of the senate. it is absolutely crucial. democratic challengers, meantime, jon ossoff and rafael warnock, say their victory is key to getting joe biden's agenda through congress. now, there is plenty of national interest, as you can imagine, and money. but kyung lah reports georgia's churches could be the deciding factor. >> let's put our hands together. >> reporter: at the antioch ame church in the atlanta suburbs, the georgia senate runoff is front and center. progressive and conservative, christian groups determined to move the faithful from the pews to the polls. >> so, we want to be ready, church, because the whole world is counting on us to make the senate blue. >> reporter: at stake? control of the u.s. senate. how important is the role of the church in these runoffs? >> oh, i think it is critically important

cam newton was benched in this game. third quarter, jared goff from me the votto put into the right spot. toe drag swag. touchdown. not seen here, running back cam acres rushed for 179-yards and the rams roll 24-3. rams are 9 and 4, the patriots record 6 and 7. college football, come on, let's be honest, only one bay area team has been dominant. spartan up with san jose state. 5 and 0 after its win at hawaii. they're on the eve of a mega gainor the program. a friday test at nevada in vegas. a win means the spot in the mountain west conference championship. they've been staying and practicing in vegas all week because of covid restrictions in santa clara county, coach brent brennan says we could use a feel-good story in a pandemic. >> in the eye of the hurricane, why would you not find something to feel good about? why would you not find -- i just don't see any benefit for us as a program, me as a man for our players individually, to worry about what could have been or what they've missed. >> college hoops, we got the usf

check out the coach with newton the whole way down. cam newton was benched in the game. third quarter, jared gar from nevada put it in the right spot. touchdown. not seen here, acres rushed for 171 yards and rams rolled 24-3. rams are 9-4. patriots record is 6 and 7. college football for you, let's be honest, one dominant college football team in the bay area. that would be the san jose state spartans. time to spartan up, that's right. tonight, unbeaten, they are headed to a big game at nevada in vegas. a win means a spot in the mountain west conference championship. they've been staying and practicing in vegas all week because of covid restrictions in santa clara. the coach says we can use a feel good story in a pandemic. >> in the kind of eye of the hurricane why would you not feel something to feel good about? i don't see any benefit for us as a program, me as a man for our players individually, to worry about what could have been or what they've missed. >> college hoops, usf men in white hosting a game on the hill top. long beach state in the house. check out mill st

cam newton against jade goth jared goth and it's all about the ramsch 49-yard return for the touchdown and he's tired and so was his coach as he ran down the sidelines with him. >>> and cam acres, not newton, with a big game. 25 yards there and he had 170- yard on the ground. and the cooper cup, one of the best names in football, 24-3 the final. rams stay with seattle in the nfc west at the top. >>> the golden state warriors open up on the 22nd of this month. so many faces to try to keep track of. they've got very little time to mesh. and wiseman, positive news for him, after testing positive, he was able to be back on court working out by himself. and kent basemore is back. he made himself a big amount of money. back with the warriors and his good buddy steph curry talking about the warriors and how they're going to do it without clay thompson but here he is talking about the warriors. >> there's that sense of anticipation. i think everyone feels that we're back and i want to get myself back in the too. and it's just -- it all makes sense. >> reporter: college basketball. usf hosting

like mozart, newton, einstein, and edison, james madison changed the world. his hard work makes another point, as well. he was often ill, leading many historians to say he was sickly. you come across that again and again. that he was even a hypochondriac. but when he was well, he was very, very well. traveling 1000 miles through new york with lafayette. traveling through the blizzard to new york. indeed, simply getting from montpelier to philadelphia was quite a challenge. his trips were over roads that would not be called roads today. he often traveled in the rain. i am struck by how often it was muddy on those roads and one time it was worse than that. he was forced to dismantle his carriage, take the whole carriage apart, make three trips with it in what he called something like a boat, over a swollen pond. and then he had to swim his horses across. so this is an extraordinary amount of energy to spend if you were sickly. now it is true that madison had gastrointestinal problems that plagued almost everyone in the 18th century. this is a time, remember, wh

card to newton's d.n.a. they left her son. is son locked up to suggest. some kind of was to swoop in to. the school says can your goal. going to your system or does. no monica the young unreal. you know monica get in which. is a person on whether you're the intelligence is and want to counsel newton around event to look at millions of persona. you know work their kid. on couldn't. possible is a person that has some work to get into. unless they look into the i disappointed in this of a 1000000. by the heresy this is how we keep us news. of the 3000 bodies that we have found about 2000 and maims there but 3000 that we don't have a name for art but now they know they're doing d.n.a. sampling you know from from families and from the bones so now we'll be able to match those they had a sample some identified some people but sometimes all we find is just one bone and isn't in the bone could be there for 10 years so it's very difficult to make a match just from one bone. and we have struggled over time with how to examine these remains what to do with the remai

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sherrod brown flam treasury secretary steven you're leaving the country worse off then you found newton has refused to extend federal emergency loan programs designed to help businesses and governments survive the pandemic there is no legitimate justification for brown says because i'm new decision president elect biden will inherit an even bigger economic malpractice anyone was watching to all the last month would know that this is the time for action not to retreat put secretary insists the economy is making a record comeback. the october jobs report showed that the economy is getting back 12 million jobs. he says he believes the law requires him to end the program's fight decision not to extend these facilities was not an economic decision still newton says congress should act quickly to pass another relief bill to help hardest hit businesses like restaurants and hotels is would have a real impact federal reserve chairman jerome powell as the senators for immediate aggressive action. the high level of joblessness has been especially severe for lower wage workers in the service sector

newton baker, there, you see in the white suit, he was the secretary of war at the time. president wilson was in europe, so newton baker sort of waved them off and he dedicated the zero milestone marker and it's still there today. >> and you can see the backdrop of the washington monument. >> that's right, yes. >> now we're at -- is it camp megs? >> camp meigs. at the time, it was a fairly substantial military camp up on florida avenue northeast, and all the vehicles had assembled there and so they drove from there down to the white house and then took off. >> again, it's important to understand just how primitive the road and bridges were as we see right here. >> exactly. there were several -- there were quite number of covered bridges at the beginning of the trip in the east and those were fairly precipitous and of course these bridges were built for horse and buggy, not for a ten-ton mac truck so some of the bridges had to be reinforced and the covered portion was not large enough to allow the trucks to go through. that had to be modified. so the engineers, you can see

. >> cam newton and the patriots hosting josh allen and the bills.and throws one of his three touchdown patches to stephan. 38-9. by the time the game was ending newton was on the bench and bill belichick not happy about his first losing season in 20 years ago the bills make it a season sweep of new england. they are 12-3. washington is still in the runoff. they cut the player who started in the loss against north carolina. haskins was taken by washed it last season. twice this year has woken the teams covid rosen has been fine. haskins turned the ball over three times and was replaced by taylor hinchey who was a press practice squad guy less than a week ago. hanky will be the starter if alec smith is not recovered from a calf injury. it is the time of year when we start healing about a lot of wheeling and dealing as far as the up coming baseball season is concerned. the saying san diego padres are all in. today the padres strengthened their pitching staff by acquiring you darvish from the cubs. he will be starting his ninth season. this comes a day

he found some laws of freefall but went to newton but he was not newton he did other things. >> this is a related question about his research. was galileo where a better supposition the different points of lights called stars were son sons? and where were his own speculations? >> yes. he was among his many discoveries he turned his telescope to the milky way and he showed would normally looks a continuous light broke down too many many stars of different luminosity's. so he understood they were a vast number of stars and was with his feet being burned at the stake unfortunately. >> he would have been burned at the stake to. >> i don't know what to say. that's portable. michael asks, concerning the term intellectuals, a parallel term has been used for some time on the continent does that refer to scientist and literary scholars are only the latter is that a response to the bolsheviks? >> i don't think it was a response to the bolshevik. in galileo's time, if we go back 400 years, certainly there was no very clear distinction and then she famously had a lot of science experiments as we

i'm paula newton. the news continues with cnn and isa suarez after the break. >>> within the past hour the u.k. approved another easy to store vaccine paving the way for millions more people to get protected against the coronavirus. the covid variant first found in the u.k. is in the u.s. as the country reports the highest number of deaths since the start of the pandemic. >>> celebrations for major latin american catholic country by moving to legalize abortion. hello, i'm isa

fromcustard is with us newton management. amazing opinion columnists writing about the dangers of negative rates. lena komileva writing in support of negative rates, and niall ferguson talking about the debt that will be amassed because of this pandemic. , heoes as far as to say quotes the cbo projection that says the federal debt in public hands will reach in the u.s. 195 highgdp by 2050, twice as as the end of world war ii. this is happening in countries all over the western world. you invest with a long-term look. how do you factor in the amount of currency devaluation western central banks are inevitably going to aim for? west,it is not just the china has a massive debt problem. it is a problem around the world, and there are not a lot of ways out. it is one of the things we discussed a fair amount. the debt levels are so large that central banks cannot afford to raise rates and they have painted themselves into a corner. if they raise rates, they raise corporate buying costs that will slow the economy. what is the soluti

olivia newton john one spam mostly saying that every face tells a story. well as we enter into the 1st half of the 21st century technology has now shown us that not every face tells a story in fact there are now thousands of faces online that have only one story and that story is fake and it's 1st sale yes the new york times is now reporting that thousands of photos of simulated people are starting to show up around are starting to show up around the internet used as masks by real people with nefarious intent from spies who died on the tract of face in an effort to infiltrate the intelligence community to online harassers who troll their targets with a friend leave assad yes social media and their online outlets are seeing the rise of not just fake news but fake people to no longer content to just steal random pictures of actual real people know now through the beauty of artificial intelligence as you can see on your screen here online troublemakers can buy one or a 1000 different pictures of very different people who simply do not exist and none of the pe

cam acres, not cam newton. and that leads directly to this short cooper cup hook up and the rams are in business as they continue to stay on top. not the result the 49er fans were hoping for tonight. a lilt bit of revenge for young shawn mcveigh. >>> and next up, the 49ers trying to keep their hope alive. smith with the well-documented come back has led the suddenly resurgent washington football team to plea straight wins. and he talked about playing the team that he once quarterbacked. >> i'm so far removed i honestly -- i'm looking forward to see a handful of guiles that are still around. i'm looking forward to it. >> washington, you know, you look at their over all numbers and it could fool you whether alex smith took over as quarterback. and they're one of the top ten offenses in football. yards, points, and over all production. they are playing that a very very very high level. >>> let's talk golden state warriors. so many new faces on the warriors and so little time to mesh together. a lot of fans anxious

contagios y varias persona fueron soprendeidas en una fiesta y 66 individuos fueron detenidos y la cam newton del jefe de alerta del alguacil y es que después del día de acción de gracias y a cuatro días de celebrarse la navidad la gente podría reunirse con amigos y está más que dicho que no esta permitido. >> en navidad pasa lo mismo, saturamos un sistema que nos costará la vida a mucha gente. >> el sistema está al borde del colapso y en pocos días no habrá camas disponibles en los hospitales y personal médico. >> entre más casos de covid-19 pues, esto no desplaza la oportunidad de que alguien tiene un infarto al corazón que necesitan camas de uci (unidad de cuidados intensivos). >> por eso que a través de agentes especiales harán cuplir las leyes. >> es un gran peligro para todos . >> luis azragosa telemundo. >> nos vamos para la otra costa para hablar del centro a largo plazo y es que uno de los primers de país que comenzó a vacunar un paso que hospital del salvador visto de una relativa normalidad, rafael pujols con los detalles. >> fuern los primeros en recibir una de las dosis a manos d

newton was on the bench and bill belichick not happy about his first losing season and 20 year.on is still in the running for a playoff spot. today cut the player who started in the lost yesterday to carolina. twice this year has broken the team covid rosen has been fined. haskins turned the ball over three times yesterday and was replaced by taylor hankey who was a practice squad guy less than a month ago. washington will be a playoff team with a win sunday against philadelphia and hankey will be the starter if smith is not recovered from a calf injury. >> it is the time of year when you can expect to hear a lot of wheeling and dealing when it comes to baseball teams and it does appear that the san diego padres are all in. today the padres strength and their pitching staff by acquiring you darvish from the cups. he was 8-3 as a starter last year and he will be starting his ninth season. this comes a day after the padres acquired blake snell. he was mowing down the dodgers in game six of the world series. the manager pulled him in the sixth inning. no runs and 73 pitches. among

leader writer at the observer, sonia sodha and the chief political commentator at times radio, tom newtonow's front pages starting with. .. good to see you both. let's start with the guardian — the papers came rather late so we have been flicking through them. it leads with those crunch brexit talks in brussels, as borisjohnson and eu chief ursula von der leyen sought to break the deadlock. the metro reports that fish was on the menu, as the prime minister and ursula von der leyen sat down for dinner in the belgian capital. according to the times, borisjohnson was refusing to back down, before those crucial talks got under way. the mirror leads with the news that tesco has been stockpiling some food, as it prepares for potential shortages in the event of a no—deal brexit. and, the sun carries a plea for help from pub landlords to the prime minister, as many face tough covid restrictions in the run—up to christmas. like i say, really good to have you both here. we've onlyjust literally received the papers so i know you have not had much time to digest them but we all know what the main sto

is a person i'm wendy the introduces is and want to counsel newton. event to look a persona. you know work their kid. on couldn't. possible is a person that has some work to get into. in the system to the i disappointed in this of a 1000000. by the haters who is also just how to keep us. of the 3000 bodies that we have found about 2000 and maims they're both 3000 that we don't have a name for art but now they know they're doing d.n.a. sampling in or from from families and from the bones so now we'll be able to match those they had a sample some identified some people but sometimes all we find is just one bone and isn't in the bone could be there for 10 years for it's very difficult to make a match because from one bone. we have struggled over time with how to examine these remains what to do with the remains of people who are are not able to identify. we try to gather whatever information we can about them. to compare against missing persons reports that we may receive up to including comparing d.n.a. to family members if we are in contact with them to see if they are related

"monday night football," cam newton has been up and down but mvp form here, spinning and winning and what a great effort. and superman pose after the score. all bills after that. josh allen to stefon diggs, boun bouncing off this hit. bills win 38-9. patriots' first losing season in 20 years. >>> warriors got first win of the season when damion lee hit with seconds to go. married to steph curry's sister. asked what he thought. can you tell us what you said to damion running down the court? >> i don't know even, i lost my mind. first thought was we won the game, second was that's my brother-in-law, let's go. so kind of a cool moment for him to be ready, step up, knock it down, huge for us. stwith the xfinity hello 2021 sales event. get powerful internet you can count on... ...and $250 back when you... ...add xfinity mobile with nationwide 5g on the most reliable network. keep in touch with family and friends. stream your favorites with ease. and take your devices to the next level. get xfinity internet and mobile together... ...and say hello to 2021 with $250 back, for a limited time

paula newton, cnn. >>> and thank you so much for j your company. i'm rosemary church. stay with us. have a great day. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we have reports this morning from los angeles, wilmington, philadelphia, atlanta, teheran, london, jerusalem, and berlin. just about everywhere. this is "early start." i'm laura jarrett, and always great to have boris sanchez in d.c. >> thank you so much for having me, laura. i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. it's monday, december 7th. we have a ton of news. >> breaking news overnight, some of the key players, president biden will lean on to address a pandemic. a top california politician familiar with the growing covid

is a person on whether you're the intelligence is and want to counsel newton around event to look millions of persona. you know work their kid. on couldn't. possible is a person that has some work to do not even. in the system to the i disappointed in this of a 1000000. he who sued by the haters who is also his her requests. of the 3000 bodies that we have found about 2000 have mains there but 3000 that we don't have a name for art but now they know they are doing d.n.a. sampling in all from from families and from the bones so now we'll be able to match those the a day samples and identify some people but sometimes all we find is just one bone and is in the bone could be there for 10 years so it's very difficult to make a match because from one bone. we have struggled over time with how to examine these remains what to do with the remains of people who are are not able to identify. we try to gather whatever information we can about them. to compare against missing persons reports that we may receive up to including comparing d.n.a. to family members if we are in contact with them to see if

but he wasn't newton. he did other things. >> this is a related question about his research. was galileo aware of giordano bruno was positioned at the distant points of light called stars were actually sons? and where or not did have its own speculation? >> he was a yes. i didn't show them on his many discoveries that actually he turned his telescope to the milky way and he showed that what's normally looked at almost sort of a continuous light, you know, broke down the many, many, many stars at different luminosity is. so we understood there was vast number of stars and he was aware of bluenose fate turkey was burned at the stake, unfortunately. >> by the way, had galileo been found not e-mail he suspected of heresy but to be a radical he would've been burned at the stake, too. >> so michael -- i don't know what to say to that, that's horrible. michael ask, concerning the term intellectuals, a parallel term has been in use for some time at least on the continent. was it refer to both scientists and litera

paula newton reports from canada. >> reporter: it was canada's trn turn to roll out the vaccine, and they were teary eyed, emotional. it was health care workers along with long-term care workers that were among the first to get vaccinated. they were all prioritized because four out of every five deaths in canada have occurred in resident of nursing homes or retirement homes in canada. they have been so severely hit. at issue is how quickly canada will continue to receive those doses. there have only been about 30,000 doses so far in country for a population of about 38 until and that's a problem, canada says. they say they are in fierce international competition to get those doses in country much more quickly. they say that they are under contract for about 20 million, but at this point in time, they have no idea how quickly they can take in those doses saying that pfizer biontech is making no promise, and for that reason, they are kind of concerned about the impact any kind of vaccine program will have on what is turning out to be a very severe second wave here in canada. paula newt

"monday night football," cam newton has been up and down but mvp form here, spinning and winning andore. all bills after that. josh allen to stefon diggs, boun bouncing off this hit. bills win 38-9. patriots' first losing season in 20 years. >>> warriors got first win of the season when damion lee hit with seconds to go. married to steph curry's sister. asked what he thought. can you tell us what you said to damion running down the court? >> i don't know even, i lost my mind. first thought was we won the game, second was that's my brother-in-law, let's go. so kind of a cool moment for him to be ready, step up, knock it down, huge for us. >>> this year has been one of the hardest years of my life. >> time has taught us a lot. >> stressful. >> health care workers day in, day out. >> anybody who has lost a lot can find something from the experience. >> thankful to be here. >> 2020, resetting for a lot of us. >> this year has tested, we've come out resilient. >>> all right. that is going to wrap it up for tonight. thank you so much for watching. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. for drew

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. >> a heart-felt message from olivia newton-john.ar-old australian singer and actress drifredelivee message on christmas day. last year, she revealed she was battling breast cancer for the third time. she recently launched a foundation for plant-based treatment to find a gentler treatment for cancer. >> we are days away from the time square ball drop marking the anticipated start of 2021. yesterday, workers installed 22 new waterford crystals. covered with more than 2,600 triangles. this year's edition to represent what is being called a gift of happiness design. >> this is an iconic celebration any year, this year, we are full of hope for the new year. although there are less people there, the tradition remains the same. we'll see this beautiful ball with the world united with a single wish for a good new year for everyone. >> time square will not be open to the public this year because of the pandemic. >> the cookie has crumbled in san francisco. a huge mysterious ginger bread monolyth crumbled. this one was made of ginger bread. g

second down, newton setting up a screen. he's picked!k the other way and down the sideline is kenny young. he makes a move and ends up in the end zone with a pick six! >> wow! time now for sports. and the rams hosting the patriots in the start of nfl week 14. for many fantasy football managers, it means the playoffs are here. you saw that 79-yard pick six thrown by new england quarterback cam newton. he was also sacked four times last night before being benched in the fourth quarter, as los angeles dominated the patriots on both sides of the ball. rams' rookie running back cam akers broke out with a 171 rushing yards in the game, while qb jared goff ran for a score and threw for another on the way to a 24-3 victory. ouch. >> touchdown! >>> boston college, meanwhile, is now the first school to forego the postseason. while its football schedule was one of the few that's gone largely unaffected by the pandemic, the school announced it's going to pass on the opportunity to play in a bowl game so that players can spend christmas with their fa

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as part of a new series focusing on the connection between arts and health, jeffrey brown went to newton massachusetts this summer to see how medical professionals are regenerating their spirits, and becoming this encore presentation is part of our arts and culture series, canvas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brown: it's called the "national virtual medical orchestra"-- 60 medical professionals and students from around the country, musicians all, who come together to perform in the way that is suddenly the new normal: in the digital world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but on a recent day, eight of them, led by conductor john masko, were live and in person for us, playing parts of works by several composers at a socially-distanced backyard gathering. this is a rare chance to hear live music, of course, and for these medical musicians to play together. for some of them, the music is also a kind of healing in a time of trauma. one was violist dr. michael cho, who's been on the frontlinesf the pandemic. >> i saw a lot of really, really sick people. my specialty is seeing sick people. that part of it, i was used to. just the-- the

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as sir isaac newton famously said, if i have seen a little further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants. i've been very fortunate to have the love and support of my family as well. my mother and father, who was a postal worker who along with a number of my uncles and other relatives spent time in the military, and that inspired my own desire to serve. i've also enjoyed the strong support of my brother and four older sisters. four older sisters. most importantly, most importantly my bride, charlene, who i have been truly lucky to have by my side all these years and i am so grateful for her enduring las vegas and for her support. you know, i've spent much of my military career tackling tough issues and formidable adversaries in challenging parts of the world. president-elect biden, as you mentioned, we worked closely together on some tough issues. we have got ton know each other under some intense and high-pressure situations. sir, you can expect that as secretary of defense, that i will give you the same direct and unvarnished counsel i did back then. i understand the important

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