to make money as well let's not forget as there's a benefit for their so they try to figure out ok where where are we able to to move things quicker and i think other things to remember this is a huge breakthrough it's just part of the portfolio vaccinations on offer as conrad was saying you got one down seneca sanofi a bunch of others so it's just going to be that the 1st one obviously so highly anticipated and people desperate to get $100.00 up there would be the only. the the next big must of course being the 1st little of your patients of course hopefully very soon so let's talk a bit about the timeline of the vaccine how was it so fast wow i think it was a combination of things so m.r. any technology allows you although it's complicated and you know we have these problems with the with storing extremely cold temperatures allows you to genetically design a lot scene much quicker than traditional vaccination. than traditional vaccinations which which require multiple testing going back and forth finding a kind of. a longer kind of free time frame but basically what they said was it wa

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maybe someone here can explain to me why did the biden campaign come out with hunter's statement ok where's that going to go but you know i mean this is an extraordinary event i don't think you and i have ever seen anything like it in our life where you have a complete blockade. taking people off of twitter blocking people from sending personal messages all in support of a candidate which normally speaking at least in our lifetime they should be more neutral go ahead joe what's going on well the question of this program is well the media recovers yes sure the answer's no. no in the short term anyway i think bottom line is partisanship is dish roiling if it hasn't already destroyed journalism because journalism must be nonpartisan or else it sees it ceases to be journalism the become something else and we've got a whole lot of something else right now in american media. bob kerrey the founder of our website consorting news in the last piece that he wrote before he died exactly 3 month 3 years ago december he wrote about this dying journalism and because of the partisanship taking it over and

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maybe someone here can explain to me why did the biden campaign come out with hunter's statement ok where's that going to go but you know i mean this is an extraordinary event i don't think you and i have ever seen anything like it in our life where you have a complete blockade. taking people off of twitter blocking people from sending personal messages all in support of a candidate which normally speaking at least in our lifetime they should be more.

come out with hunter's statement ok where's that going to go but joe i mean this is an extraordinary event i don't think you and i have ever seen anything like it in our life where you have a complete blockade. taking people off of twitter blocking people from sending personal messages all in support of a candidate which normally speaking at least in our lifetime they should be more neutral go ahead joe what's going on well the question of this program as well the media recover yes the short answer is no no in the short term anyway i think bottom line is partisanship is dish roiling if it hasn't already destroyed journalism because journalism must be nonpartisan are.

maybe someone here can explain to me why did the biden campaign come out with hunter's statement ok where'sthat going to go but you know i mean this is an extraordinary event i don't think you and i have ever seen anything like it in our . life where you have a complete blockade. taking people off of twitter blocking people from sending personal messages all in support of a candidate which normally speaking at least in our lifetime we should be more neutral go ahead joe what's going on well the question of this program is well the media recover yes sure the answer's no. no in the short term anyway i think bottom line is partisanship is dish roiling if it hasn't already destroyed journalism because journalism must be nonpartisan or else it sees it ceases to be journalism now become something else and we've got a whole lot of something else right now in american media. bob kerrey the founder of our website consorting news in the last piece that he wrote before he died exactly 3 month 3 years ago december he wrote about this dying journalism and because of the partisanship taking it over and t

different so with this creates and knowing that the money was not going to cover we had any debt ok well where girl and deep helpful to the from your call for us to make this work. is almost 43 minutes in this email. off to start doing. the couple has to come. with a tight budget similar to those of the film crews and a samba about their approach to film is more sophisticated they take a closer look at the reality of life around. you. focus group. we know. you're not. going to knock on something more but for me that's what we do with that. person that we come for you but. that's how we are so i don't think we should be any different in the movie called the lovely thing you know i was on the far far no. good. point so this young guy. would just be my dumb how do you want to be 5. so that's what you. know and. you. know. i am. not. good a. little not. really what is at that phase where you become mean structure is becoming organized is becoming you know this the methods to the madness. i think but 1st. let. me understand his storytelling for what it is we're understanding when leonine audience c

he said, ok, where shall we take it? i gave him a suggested place. i had been with the agency for number of years. and it worked. until i ran over to the house side and move the decimal point one place to the left. but we did come up with $250,000 , which was seed money to get this whole organization started. new paragraph. or next slide. thank you. with these funds, we convened public meetings at los alamos, oak ridge and hanford over two months in 2003. fewuse nobody, or very people had considered the possibility of their sites have some- having representation in the national park system, we invited local national park service experts from the various regions to participate in these day-long or a couple of day sessions. and it was very, very helpful. we talked about what manhattan project properties at each site might be appropriate to include, to preserve, to restore, to include in this entity, whatever it might become. and we recommended, this is all written up as a report to congress, that the national park to undertakerected the first steps tow

ok, where was i? a portal, right. a portal opened up, of what i was not sure about the time, other than that here was my next story, it was calling, and at some point i would head down its trail. as i follow this path, i came across another image. it is on the cover of this book and it too captured my attention. it was taken for public city purposes while sitting bull and buffalo bill were on tour in montreal, and its caption was "foes in '76, friends in '85." i couldn't imagine buffalo bill appearing as himself on top of platforms built on top of paths made by animals as men followed him, reenacting wartime scenarios that had one outcome. the end of the red man and the victory of the white, leading the whole parade in a celebration of the wild west that became the national scripture. what were the forces that brought these two men together, i wondered, and what was the nature of their alliance? were they each trapped in a persona of a mirror that was somewhat true? behind the myths, the projected ideas and who they w

ok. where was she taking the bar, i assume new york? >> she went to smith college. she graduated in the class of 1921. her education at smith was by ably pay for, we think, very prominent smith graduate was quite wealthy, who was a wealthy activist and socialist. we believe that you paid for the education at smith. when she left, she tried to be a teacher in the south and she did not like that very much. she returned to new york and became part of the harlem renaissance. she was actually inducted into the harlem writers guild, which at the time was the top of what later became the renaissance. members at 10 dozen any one time. and all the people you can imagine for members of the. she and soren neal hurston were inducted at the same time, as some of you may have heard of. two great black writers of the 20's. how did these people get in? i didn't vote for them with about five exclamation points. she did that for a while. and she was on a path that might what adamher one of theton powell used to call ones who ran harlem society. always in the newspaper at this party o

host: ok, where you frustrated when he wasn't? when he said he would not sign it? caller: yes, i was a little frustrated. him, so i think things will go well. host: celia from mount pleasant, south carolina, democratic collar. trump is a menace to this whole nation. taking us all down this rabbit hole with him. , alls pardoned criminals the stuff with these foreign countries that he is doing undermining our democracy. he is a menace and he needs to be impeached. all he wants to do is be on tv. this bill was in mitch mcconnell's office since may, now these people are talking about -- it's crazy to me. this man needs to disappear, january 20 we don't have to hear anything else about him. the media needs to diss include him, don't take any calls from him. host: celia, thank you. mike from ohio, independent. me thatit just amazes people just don't read anymore or come prevent facts. you want to talk about our rabbit hole, let's look what biden and obama did for eight years. nothing. trump comes in and rearranges everything and structures that like a company. we are a c

well i think the 1st thing to consider is we don't know where we stand everybody is acting like ok we've got the vaccine it's great wait a minute where is the mainstream news to report that there's never been a corona virus vaccine for human beings that's ever worked before lots of people tried for decades and decades to cure the common cold they couldn't do it we've got this brand new experimental messenger r.n.a. vaccine which is really cool technology it sounds very promising i'm very excited about it i don't mean to naysay have a wait a minute this is brand new on charted territory we've never been here before there's this mix strain theory where the virus has jumped from human beings to minks and back to human beings the science is beyond my pay grade but the essence of it is when you see these species jumps from one species to another and back it is a very ripe time for the virus to mutate in a ways that would render any vaccine affective on the previous mutation but not on the new mutation so we don't know yet how resilient this virus is going to be or i think the term they use is

absolutely it's one of those times where people are like. is it ok to talk about humor and in fact it's one of those things where it's definitely right so let's let's to construct this whole thing your self described humor engineer and you write books on how to master humor make jokes funny and singular how you are in this wonderful hero of 2020 do you see that the demand for humor is actually rising against a backdrop of the complete mass of everything or not really. know it it absolutely is and i think part of the reason is you know with. you know more socially. going much more things on earth they're really seeing how much shimmer that they used to have in their life that they're now missing because you no longer you know always conversation with your coworkers you don't have to be dealt with friends and even with strangers if you are wearing a mask you don't see this miles in the last on their faces and so now more than ever. isn't it really intentional about how we use humor not just for our own kind of amusement but also to do things like manag

you know there's this that was always in my mind so i was able to fulfill my dreams yes he's ok came sonia's where in the photo with. any a works for fed as an advisor but to make his dreams come true he had to get his way at home 1st. you know. i got my high school diploma and that's where parents wanted so when we thought i wanted to go on to study at the university. i told them if you can help me i'll go to the usa your way but if i hadn't been able to go to university you know i'd be in the u.s. today because of those of you. in. fortunato pappy opus indios uncle is a history teacher. he's a step lish to a small museum where he presents the history and culture of his people it was my us where the miners explanations for the creation of the world and revered the elements of nature water air the sun and the mound. i mean i really feel about the christian church demonized are my own religion and for them it was the work of devils and seek out and things state that way until close to the end of the 20th century. on january 29th 1996 a peace treaty was signed and only since then have we had freedom

because there were there were there was a school where they so ok. ok let me just jump in there because when we push the time so where does all of this then leave the government's fight against on groups like boko haram because it seems these groups are still allowed to operate with impunity. well you know the think there's a standoff between the government and boko haram the government has not been able to maybe make any significant headway because this number of children i think the reports where almost 600 children were abducted it's very concerning that the government never has the will figure exactly 0 how many children. and you know the girls 112 of them as to who had them pens lay asheri who was abducted from. that she is still there you know 100 and something of half last mates ok that's cool mates where we meet this. 6 allison guy who is a humanitarian war so happily assassinated so the government doesn't have a. on the security situation in another major area chemical but i'm afraid i'm going to get it 1000000 people yes sorry we have to le

agree with you we need to look at the at the number unfortunately there is a big public pressure ok that's where the. well it's been a pleasure having you on the program explaining your thoughts bob professor of neurology of the historic rudolph in our house foundation hospital in vienna austria thank you very much. lawmakers in new york have introduced a bill to make over at 19 vaccination monday tree sparking a storm of criticism let's go through this story the bill would require those in the state without sufficient immunity to be facts and they said but only if it's deemed safe for them to help the job the association of american physicians and surgeons say is doing so would amount to a violation of human rights here's what new yorkers think about the proposed law. well it happened with england yesterday that could be huge i think depending on how that goes we're going to be more inspired and feel safer to take it in that's that part of it too we're already questioning. you know if people have their decree actions to accedes sure even try and get it so you know they're still has to start ans

in the morning and it affects your health basically law in short enough for the human dignity ok to see where you want to come in. so i wanted to touch on the health as big as big that rufus spoke about because you know there are some places whereby without electricity the sanitation doesn't work so it's just show it just goes to show that this whole issue of electricity it overlaps into other areas that we also need to take into account so we happened to be in a community here and so until. the government doesn't supply electricity people but people have gone on to have made what illegal connections just explain to us what how dangerous are these illegal connections they're extremely dangerous because they are sometimes weighed by the cable will be laid across the road and it's exposed and there was a community called great whereby we had cables live cables hanging across. the actual school where by kids actually were there and attended classes and it wasn't safe and it is next to their play area we actually play so it is very very dangerous for them ok i saw you wanted to come in they were

but where you summed it up the rest was when you? went on to be a lawyer, ok i am -- where you where -- where you went on to be a lawyer, ok? i'm around a lot of construction lawyers. i am sure if we went back in your history and i'm sure i can find a lot of people, i am sure you would not be the most reputable and greatest individual. you did not have to call it "tower of lies: what my eighteen years of working with donald trump reveals about him." wrong,i think you are sir. i will not allow you to impugn my integrity. i am very well-respected in the construction industry. book because i thought i should write the book. because ior trump project. the i thought i was making a the remarks and , i think people know what it has been. host: let's talk to sharon from minnesota. note the name of your town for me. bedmmi, way up north. truthm to forget that the always hurts. isn't that right? his supporters are having a really hard time listening to the truth. i guess i'm hoping that you could put to bed the question -- is donald trump a racist? you have been with hi

maybe manage to reduce it a little and if i want to know where we're focusing on next or what's next to be tackled then we use that data to say ok these are the areas where we have to save and where we have a problem of in all of the. data collection can be a good way to discover new solutions to old problems like the problem of food waste . the german agency for international cooperation g i's said is funding a study to examine the waste produced by 400 representative households across thailand this kind of information hasn't been collected before in part because the costs were garbage disposal here are livid at a flat rate and not according to volume or weight you're going to visit and we want to know how much garbage gets sorted in separated where it goes to and what happens to it. it's hoped that this data will help discover ways to reduce food waste food that ends up in landfills isn't just wasteful it's also terrible for the climate when organic matter rots it releases me thing gas a powerful greenhouse gas that's estimated to be $25.00 times more potent than c o 2. so can make waste is a real climate killer especially in

matter and for the unfortunate thing for these elites of these people still have the vote to ok because that's where they become a true they make trouble they make trouble with breaks that they make trouble voting for for trump and well whatever happened to the voting in 2016 others but my point in saying this here is that when you bail out the richest people in the world because the stock market is crashing but you know it's a 2nd thought now george and i in the gaggle of talk to many many times about the indecision or in the collapse of the ruling class particularly in the united states to being so stingy in dealing with working people when they already paid off all their buddies go ahead. so you're right there is a glaring inequality in the treatment that's been meted out to the richest in the poorest during this financial crash and during this pandemic which have come together. they did not cause one another but they have come together and they have exacerbated one another very very much but they've also exposed the fundamental flaws and weaknesses in in this current system because it's not simp

ok. this is where we arrived at building or as it was dealing with the fallout from nigeria. you know that's right it was under way. you could have gone to work for a company with fewer challenges one perhaps with more positive prospects right if you know anything so i didn't come here because of the corruption when i came here because this company is undergoing a transformational offended because i've been working for almost 40 years on the industrial services business that's why i said yes i'll go for that on the sins of the so as of. one building or says it set up a compliant system what does that mean. compliances i include guns i'm not a smile my answer is quite straightforward it's keeping a promise of integrity you've got a very simple example is what's appropriate when the say you're in talks with a client and decide ok let's go for something to eat you know what's appropriate there if it's a president someone from the very top of it then what's appropriate is very different from what's appropriate when you're out with the guys from the construction sites and cooling