patrick: terrific. you started to touch on this, but folks are using the holdings. everything is better researched. can you talk to us about the holdings and folks who are coming to do research there? ms. hammatt: we have 600 to 800 researchers over the year, and i have personally seen an increase womens' roles about the military and the presidency. we have 26 million papers from eisenhower's presidency and from his military career. it includes 450 of his associates, and it is really important to remember that eisenhower was an analog born president. we are looking forward to digitizing more. patrick: i am quite confident we will get this question. do you have a favorite object or document? ms. hammatt: i may have been anticipatory for this question. here is an image of my favorite document. my favorite piece in the holdings. this is what we call the in case of failure paper. eisenhower jotted this down in pencil. he dated it wrong. it says july 5. no one knows why he dated it wrong. it says the service

patrick: um, i don't.t is a question you are throwing on me that i have not thought about right now, so i will pass on that one. francine: [laughs] ok. patrick: sorry. francine: talk a little about consolidation. we talked about this, and i remember a conversation with actually the unicredit chief executive about a year ago saying there will be consolidation when share prices go off. do they need to go down or up? patrick: um, to really buy something, as a ceo of a bank, you have to feel like you are missing out by not lowering and acquiring and buying assets that are cheap. i do nothing the animal spirits are there in the boards of these bangs that they really feel if they make these acquisitions it will be a game changer commit will put them on a growth path, and the mergers that are being contemplated have been mergers of weakness, basically, the boys realize their business is falling apart, commerzbank and deutsche bank have talked about it, ubs and credit suisse have talked about it, things like that.

patrick? ., ., patrick? one thing to add. the vaccines are _ patrick? one thing to add.still don't know how effective they are from stopping — know how effective they are from stopping you catching the virus or passing _ stopping you catching the virus or passing the virus on. it is very important _ passing the virus on. it is very important for people who are vaccinated, even after two or three weeks. _ vaccinated, even after two or three weeks. not — vaccinated, even after two or three weeks, not to assume they can't catch— weeks, not to assume they can't catch it — weeks, not to assume they can't catch it and _ weeks, not to assume they can't catch it and pass it onto someone else _ catch it and pass it onto someone else that — catch it and pass it onto someone else that is— catch it and pass it onto someone else. that is why it is important that we will stick to the rules at moment— that we will stick to the rules at moment until the rates come right down _ moment until the rates come right down and — moment until the rates come right down and it is possible to relea

mark: thanks, patrick. it's been a rocky two or three months, but all things considered i've got to say we're holding up pretty well. my kids are in the other room and hopefully they will keep the noise down while we're on the line, but like all of us i'm sort of trying to make tthe best of a difficult situation and our staff have been really direct terrific and we've been able to keep the work of the lbj library going forward. patrick: terrific. i know you've got a lot to tell us. i have the opportunity to be to the johnson library a couple of times so it's a tremendous museum and i know folks are eager to see it and hear from you, and i'm sure they have a few questions on the johnson legacy and probably on the vietnam war, among other things, so i'll let you get to it and take it over. mark: great, thank you so much patrick. never hard to get a conversation going when the subject is lbj, but let me start very quickly by saying thank you to you and your whole team for making this event possible. it is a re

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jonathan van-tam and sir patrick. jonathan van—tam and sir patrick.ck? and prime minister, how did you come to the date of eighth of march? you do have a reputation for optimism, that is no insult, but parents will be hanging on that. they will be incredibly disappointed if they don't see schools reopen from the eighth of march. so why notjust wait until you are sure? d0 march. so why not 'ust wait until you sue._ you are sure? do you want to go first on the — you are sure? do you want to go first on the transmissibility? i i first on the transmissibility? i don't think there are clear data on the extent— don't think there are clear data on the extent to which vaccines will reduce _ the extent to which vaccines will reduce transmission at this point in time _ reduce transmission at this point in time there — reduce transmission at this point in time. there are multiple studies under— time. there are multiple studies underway. _ time. there are multiple studies underway, predominantly time. there are multiple studies under way, predominantly conducted

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patrick, i think i want to make a point when it comes to regard with social equity. some people travel out of state to play club. other kids in the big cities have nothing. >> yeah. the singular most heartbreaking thing that has come across my soul in doing this research is to talking to joe bates and the other section, fred velasquez and the san francisco section. they haven't been allowed to be on practice. they have not come on campus at all. their mentors, friends, brothers, everyone they hang out with, they have not been able to see them at all. >> patrick, >> thank you. we answered a lot of questions when it comes to the covid-19 vaccine and roll out and had a discussion of balancing mental health of youth athletes and >>> tonight, now, five days until the inauguration, what the fbi is most concerned about tonight. ieds, explosive devices and threats to members of congress and political leaders. the nation's capitol and all 50 states on high alert. checkpoints and barricades put up throughout washington, d.c. tonight, the fbi warning of quote, substantial threa

to discuss these issues and more i am joined by my guest patrick headings an employment he's the editor and founder of the 21st century wire and here in moscow we're joined by dimitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor and you know internet media project process rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated when i was going to patrick in plymouth well by good ministration is started its foreign policy approaches 0 and of course russia is as always close to the top for some reason and those of us didn't watch the russia gave hoax over these years we always lamented as i said in my introduction that it would bleed into policy well it is done that ok well we we have mixed signals i mean we can talk about the 5 year extension on the new start treaty that's about to expire next month which is good news and we always cheer for good news but i wonder if there's going to be linkages because we still have this rhetoric of russia interfering meddling in american politics so it's never never spoken out why didn't allow that the united states medals an

patrick armstrong, plurimi wealth.t is the symbolism of jp morgan returning capital, or just having a common equity ratio like a swiss bank of 40 years ago? patrick: i think it is a function of asset prices being higher, so they are getting the tailwind on asset management, they have the fed and central banks buying trillions of bonds. their whole trading operations basically get free money, so those kinds of things basically create a strong trillions. the company may have been worth about -- they have probably less debt than the company may have been worried about a few months ago. lisa: what of this is actually a surprise? we have seen the optimism increasing. we knew it was going to be a terrific quarter for them. patrick: it was just the magnitude of everything. there was nothing weak. everything was a little bit better than expected. lisa: how much is actually in their control and how much is reliant on 10 year treasury yields? patrick: their efficiency is very good. the 10 year treasury yield, the steepening of t

it takes patrick about 2 months to complete a project like this. precise sense of visual proportion is vital when assembling the elements. when i do a portrait of a world famous figure i really have to be exact right down to the millimeter for that person to be recognizable in the end. so i've always got to be checking to be sure it's right i have to go to the viewer spot and check everything again and again. if you eat element is not in just the right place the portrait could become a kind of caricature. patrick prasco exhibits sculptures in the illusion art museum in the old town of the czech capital project. the exhibition center piece is dedicated to the country's most famous composer for sure . the other side of this cunning double portrait made of musical instruments and sheet music to pick between. it's a sculpture that can be viewed from all sides not just one. the subject continuously changes. it's a truly 3 dimensional artwork and definitely one of my most complex. patrick brush though is constantly searching for new raw materials for his

it takes patrick about 2 months to complete a project like this. precise sense of visual proportion is vital when assembling the elements. when i do a portrait of a world famous figure i really have to be exact right down to the millimeter for that person to be recognizable in the end. so i've always got to be checking to be sure it's right i have to go to the viewer spot and check everything again and again. if you tell him it is not in just the right place the portrait could become a kind of caricature. patrick prasco exhibits a sculptures in the illusion art museum in the old town of the czech capital prague . the exhibition centerpiece is dedicated to the country's most famous composer. the other side of this coming double portrait made of musical instruments and sheet music to pick between. it's a sculpture that can be viewed from all sides not just one. the subject continuously changes. it's a truly 3 dimensional artwork and definitely one of my most complex. patrick rush though is constantly searching for new raw materials for his unique por

it takes patrick prasco about 2 months to complete a project like this. a precise sense of visual proportion is vital when assembling the elements. when i do a portrait of a world famous figure i really have to be exact right down to the millimeter for that person to be recognizable in the end. so i've always got to be checking to be sure it's right i have to go to the viewer spot and check everything again and again. if you meant is not in just the right place the portrait could become a kind of caricature. patrick prasco exhibits a sculptures in the illusion art museum in the old town of the czech capital profit . the exhibition center piece is dedicated to the country's most famous composer. the other side of this cunning double portrait made of musical instruments and sheet music to pick between. it's a sculpture that can be viewed from all sides not just one. and the subject continuously changes. it's a truly 3 dimensional artwork and definitely one of my most complex. patrick rush though is constantly searching for new raw materials for his unique p

that allow that the united states medals in every country's internal politics here so a mixed bag patrick but as i like to do i'd like to stress is that it is dictation story russia gate has bled into policy and that's something that we all worried about go ahead with something that we were warning about from the very beginning is the danger of allowing a sort of official conspiracy theory to permeate into you know public life into the national discourse and of and ultimately into foreign policy those who are the most dangerous part of it and that's very regrettable unfortunately and i think this the fact that none of this actually makes sense from a logical point of view and it's purely based on power politics internal u.s. power politics this doesn't really bode well for the united states as a world power as a sort of competent world power at the top of the sort of the you know the governing hierarchy of the global is a late stage empire i suppose you could call it and it's not really about competence anymore it's about being in power and you keep hearing this domestically in power the

even with the support of political opponents like patrick henry, he secures that. two years later, john adams named him secretary of state. so we have john marshall moving from his career in virginia to a central role in the early federal government. the artifacts here tell that story and they tell it through the lens of one really important episode in john marshall's pre-supreme court career. this is during the adams administration. he's called upon to become an envoy to france. if we think of this moment in american history, it's amazing how much the politics are defined by the rivalry between great britain and france and where the united states fits, as former colonies of great britain but also as a former ally of france. george washington has to decide how he is going to address the conflicts happening between france and great britain? he declares neutrality. he sends john jay over to great britain and creates a treaty that ends up being very important for establishing political and commercial relations between great britain and the u.s. but that inflames thoma

patrick. . ., , patrick. the first thing to say is, in terms of _ patrick. is, we have got— in terms of detecting the virus is, we have got very— in terms of detecting the virus is, we have got very comprehensive i we have got very comprehensive screening — we have got very comprehensive screening programmes - we have got very comprehensive screening programmes with i we have got very comprehensive i screening programmes with genomics to get— screening programmes with genomics to get sequences _ screening programmes with genomics to get sequences of— screening programmes with genomics to get sequences of the _ screening programmes with genomics to get sequences of the virus, - screening programmes with genomics to get sequences of the virus, that i to get sequences of the virus, that is why— to get sequences of the virus, that is why we — to get sequences of the virus, that is why we picked _ to get sequences of the virus, that is why we picked up _ to get sequences of the virus, that is why we picked up the _ to get sequences of the virus, that is why we pi

opposing the constitution we have great revolutionary figures like patrick henry, richard henry lee, george mason, were opposing the constitution. supporting it was james madison the father of the constitution itself and the young john marshall. he would give influential speeches on behalf of the constitution including a defense , of judicial independence. the importance of the judiciary articlethe importance of the judiciary three, within our constitutional system. despite opposing views with someone like patrick henry, the firebrand, one of the most powerful figures in virginia, he even tried to deny james madison a seat in the senate and ran james monroe against him in the house. but john marshall is someone who was really easy to get along with. so, even despite political disagreements with patrick henry, he would maintain close relations with him. so we see this theme as we go through his career about his ability to hold strong constitutional views but also see the importance of finding common humanity with adversaries. and ultimately on the supreme and therging unanimity legiti

patrick geary reports.g way from the premier league sunlight, there was football, despite it all. this is the sixth tier of the english game, the sixth tier of the english game, the lowest level at which players are allowed to continue, but the stands are empty. so it does rely on public money, which from now on, must be paid back. this week, clubs were asked how they will deal with that will stop the answer so far seems to be, "we need more time." the national league said today," the government is insisting that any further money to keep this level of football going comes as a loan and not a grand. so the national league has set out about three paths forward. clubs getting on loans themselves, the league could loan themselves, the league could loan the money and then distributed to the money and then distributed to the clubs and hand out less cash in future, or the season could end. right now, the choices are extremely difficult, and there is no good choice. it's a case of trying to find the least worst op

instead they have patrick leahy president pro tem on - - pro tem of the senate preside over the trial. the seniormost democrat ironically elected 1974 as a former prosecutor in some republicans have said they are fine with him and think he will be fair. there was some question about kamala harris to preside that will not happen i'm sure she's happy not to be tied down hour after hour with this trial. >> what is your sense of mitch mcconnell? >> he's in a tight spot because he goes for five what happened, he rose angry trying to virtual the election results he had a fiery speech before and then on january 19 the day before the inauguration he said the mob to spread lies and the president. it is pretty clear that mcconnell puts a lot of believe what happened and then to convict here on the other hand the leader of his party clearly republicans don't want to go against trump there is a clear backlash against voters and then to cause trouble within his own conference especially if you all get to those 17 senate republicans needed to convict trump and then to bar him for running again. but

ok what do you make of what patrick said it is not about the cow it's about the how. so. it's kind of will because i mostly who are humans we have to divide our meat consumption money several times like we have to needs in terms less meats because it's officially cows are very common intensive. majority of carbon footprint of animals comes from bringing them to know i chose cheap. animals or some of these are young woman needs to trust reduce consumption of mountains you know you agree. it would be better for any animal welfare one to few hours arsal years. intensively farmed animals or a formal just a welfare perspective you'd better them's resident and us are confronting but for the. claimant suspect it's the worst school there is a trade off to here but we have to hold our consumption. i don't think that's right actually i think that a lot of environmentalist think that the cow is worse but the environment recent research oxygen diversity is suggestive that the calculations that food and agriculture organization the u.n. organization has made about the contribution tha

joining us now here on consumer and tech week is the ceo patrick lowe patrick, thanks for joining us we're not sitting on the floor of the las vegas convention center at ces right now. >> i know, i regret that, too. >> so, patrick, tell us what the big new products are that you're unveiling this year for ces and why. >> there are many products that we introduced but i think the most important three are, one, a 5g mobile router for people on the go that would be capable to download speed a whole gigabyte per second or more the second is introduction of the newest wi-fi 6e router that would significantly increase the capacity and double the speed of wi-fi at home and, thirdly, i think to the heart of many parents a very valuable service that would have parental controls that would let parents monitor and their kids even when not at home. >> a very important tool for parents such as myself patrick, to take a step back from the announcements you're making at ces, when you look at the shift in the way people are working and learning over the past eight months and to the next year or two,

and how did patrick know this?old him and on more than one occasion. >> he said the next day he told him about it and then over the years if they were together drinking or something that he would break down and tell him again the story. >> you believe him? >> yes. >> so this is one more person pointing you to the backyard. >> yes. >> but you had already looked there. >> yes. >> this seemed very believable, this information, and it really corroborated what we had suspected. >> patrick agreed to cooperate with police. he drove an under cover police vehicle with a hidden microphone to michael's home and told him they needed to speak privately. patrick said the police had contacted him about the disappearance of mike snyder, and he didn't know what to do. >> they are really freaking me out. and i just wanted to come to you and what the [ bleep ] do i say or not say, you know? they are at my house for like two hours. so i just need to know from you what i should do. >> tell them you don't know anything. >> i just don't

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trump is no longer the president, he was the president and so instead, they will have patrick lahey, the president pro tem of the senate preside over the trial. he's the seniormost democrat. ironically elected in 1974 in the wake of watergate, former prosecutor. i think some republicans, lindsay graham said they are fine and think that he will be fair. there was question on whether harris would preside, but that isn't going to happen. i'm sure she's happy to not be tied down after hour hour in this trial. >> what is your sense that the former leader mcconnell's own conviction? >> i think that he is in a tight spot because clearly he was horrified by what happened, he was angry that trump was trying to overturn the results and he had a very fiery speech before the riots and after. so it's pretty clear that mcconnell puts a lot of blame on what happened on the president and so he may want to vote to convict and get on the other hand he is the leader of his party and clearly a lot of republicans don't want to go against trump. there would be a backlash among republican voters and potent

first we see senator patrick leahy presiding officer for the trial and senators sworn in as jurors. >> a quorum is present and under the previous order our of 2:30 p.m. having arrived, a quorum having been established the senate will proceed to consideration of the articles of impeachment against donald john trump the former president of the united states. >> mr. president. >> majority leader. >> mr. president, at this time pursuant to notice to rule 4 of the senate rules on impeachment and the united states constitution, the president pro tem emeritus, the senator from iowa will now administer the oath to the president pro tem patrick j leahy. >> do you solemnly swear that to all things apertaining to the impeachment trial of donald john trump, former president of the united states, now pending, that you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws so help you god? >> i do so help me god. >> at this time i will administer the oath of the senators in the chamber in accordance-- in conforms article cause 6 of the constitution and the senate's impeachment rules.

senator patrick leahy, who will preside over the trial, hospitalized. what we're learning right now. also senators were sworn in as jurors today. the first time a trial will be held after a president has left office. tonight, the majority of republican senators voting to declare the trial is unconstitutional. the trial will go on, but what does today's move say about whether democrats have the republican votes they need to convict? and what president biden even said overnight about the chances of convicting the former president. >>> the major storms tonight on the move. at least 25 states now with alerts as we come on. from california to new hampshire. the massive pileup on i-25 in colorado. there are reports of injuries coming in. and that deadly tornado hitting alabama. at least an ef-2. we're told winds of up to 135 miles per hour. a teenager killed hiding in the basement with his family. and one family's story of survival, sheltering in their bathtub. now two more storm systems coming in next. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> tonight, the cases o

patrick: under leadership, the big imaginative -- for patrick monahan and the work of my colleagues at. this include michael evans and others at monahan station and empire state development. these projects can get done. the other thing, tom, is there is a new entrance to the long island railroad on 7th avenue and 31st street which is breathtaking. as you go up the escalator, there are views of the empire state building and customers pausing. it is just a striking entrance directly from 31st street to the long island railroad area. lisa: i love that, tom. patrick was talking about the beauty of it and you want to take a picture, but don't take a picture on the escalator. tom: congratulations. and as he mentions with the mta, get vaccinated. i greatly appreciate your attendance today. issa, it is a relief to get off of politics for a bit or less and get back to how serious the pandemic is. lisa: and the need for vaccination. you got vaccinated. how did it go? tom: it is a normal needle and at 608i had a typhoid shot that was like a horse syringe. this was not like that. a couple advil. l

census we're going to have to wrap it up there when you get to get your insight into all of this patrick henderson political analyst thanks for coming on. ok what's. the saying the colts and london tonight. just bring us up to date that. well always heard in the last few minutes the service of the church has denied bail for due to the sounds of course it is a devastating blow for his supporters and campaign this is just a statement from some of his greatest supporters including wiki leaks editor in chief chief christian to rest and he said it's a great disappointment not to release all the bells it's on just an honest they said that they will appeal as soon as they can and of course the ruling few days ago don't i start you to songs such as you know i just think based on his mental health is deteriorating mental health thing at breaking point the fact that he has talked to the side of tennessee's numerous times every single day makes no sense to such in fact that very prison cell is inhumane and logical this will save us from the morrissey's a pot of tuna so just because this is happenin

historian patrick wyman. you can hear more expensive conversation.was a recent guest on the out loud podcast i cohost along with tracy alloway. we actually talked about the black death on that one, another happy conversation. check it out on the terminal or on spotify. always trying to entertain. caroline: lighten the mood. meanwhile, that's all for "what'd you miss?" joe: "bloomberg technology" is up next in the u.s. romaine: and "bloomberg daybreak: australia" is up next in asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, and the 24 hours since pro-trump reporters stormed the u.s. capitol, he has been suspended from facebook, twitter and multiple club platforms, putting the president off from his base. is it enough? we will speak to the former ceo of reddit. and investors hot on the coals.

patrick admits it's tough to keep the website 100% up to date. so call before you go. but this is a good place to start. >> here's the situation we find ourselves in. what can we do right now to make it better? >> the goal, to eventually list every vaccination site in the state. >> if you need more information on how to get vaccinated, we can help. just take out your phone and use the camera to scan the qr code on the left hand side of your screen. that will take you right to our vaccination guide. then scroll down to get your county to get information on how to sign up and where to go once it's your turn. another way can you find it, go to our website directly, nbcbayarea.com and click on covid-19 vaccination guide. that's at the top of the page. >>> we will have a developing story right now. an urgent search under way for a boy swept out to sea. sky ranger is overhead at cal ranch state beach. cal fire says the 12-year-old from fremont was standing on the beach with an adult and an 8-year-old when a wave swept all three of them into the water. the 8-year-old and adul

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. >> desde el hospital patrick de 13 aÑos pide ayuda ppara ver a sus padres que fueron deportados a peru en los me medicos al decir que no habia e peligros (nombre en ingles() nno ha contestado el pedido de formaciÓn, pero en diciembre silvia y enrique recibieron una orden del departamento de salud y servicios humanos explicando que perdieron la custodia de su hijo al ponerlo en riesgo y p r patrick quedarÍa al cuidado del hospital, un experto legal eexplica lo siguienxplica lo sie >> cuando los padres se negaron el departamento de servicios sociales pudieron quitarle al hijo. >> viajaron a miami para llev l llevarlo a peru . >> segun el testimonio de la d madre, en el aeropuerto inter internacional miade miami fuer e fuerondeportadosfuerond deportados. >> mi hijo desesperado, gritab., >> por 18 aÑos vivieron de ma manera ilegal en el pais y fu o fueron deportados el 25 de d diciembre. >> i(informacion en pantalla) patrick dice estar en un hospital n(nombre en ingles() en florida, pero no explican no lo confirma, servicios infantiles respondiÓ que por ley de confidencialidad hacia el men

because underneath that stoicism, patrick said was posttraumatic stress disorder . this was a family that was wracked and destroyed those deaths. and the story i tell here of ted after the death of john but particularly after the death of robert to whom he had grown very close. they were senate compatriots. he had gone to this senate in 62 and bobby had come in 64 as preparation for what you hoped would be a presidential bid which he ultimately did run for and they were close as children although there was still an age differential between them but they seemed very close in thesenate . and when bobby died, ted was devastated. absolutely devastated. he was a lost man. and i know when i write these books, i often compare it to method acting because you feel what the subject is feeling. you try and get yourself into the subject almost as an actor would get himself into a role. i could never ask a kid in my life ever but i can, i understand this kind of mechanism. >> and you appreciate good acting. >> i very much appreciate good acting. but i was getting myself inside o

it will be tom brady and the bucs versus drew brees and the saints and patrick mahomes against baker mayfield in the afc. last night, thanks to this 101-yard interception return for a touchdown, the bills beat the ravens by a score of 17-3, advancing them to the afc championship game for the first time since 1993. earlier in the day, aaron rodgers led the packers to a dominating 32-18 win over the rams. the packers will host the nfc championship game next weekend. >>> good morning. 45 degrees to start in san jose, another warm day ahead, in fact it's going to be slightly warmer. a quick update, though, the

it takes patrick about 2 months to complete a project like this. a precise sense of visual proportion is vital when assembling the elements. when i do a portrait of a world famous figure i really have to be exact right down to the millimeter for that person to be recognizable in the end. so i've always got to be checking to be sure it's right i have to go to the viewer spot and check everything again and again. if you element is not in just the right place the portrait could become a kind of caricature. patrick prasco exhibits a sculptures in the illusion art museum in the old town of the czech capital prague . the exhibition centerpiece is dedicated to the country's most famous composer. the other side of this coming double portrait made of musical instruments and sheet music depicts between. it's a sculpture that can be viewed from all sides not just one. the subject continuously changes. it's a truly 3 dimensional artwork and definitely one of my most complex. patrick rush though is constantly searching for new raw materials for his unique portr

the family of patrick warren, sr. in killeen, texas, an officer earlier this month came when a 52-year-old had what warren's son has called a mental health episode. body camera footage of the incident released this week showed a tense encounter that resulted in warren being shot three times after the officer's tasing failed to subdue him. off camera, a man's voice heard screaming, quote, i told you not to use a gun. joining me now is s. lee merit, a civil rights attorney representing the warren family, and patrick warren's son, patric warren jr., and he's got his grandson with him in the shot. why don't you tell our viewers around the world what exactly happened, and why you see this both from the lens of many of the cases you fought, racism and mental health. >> quite simply, we had a man in his home who was in a mental health crisis. he was having a difficult time adjusting. the family was trying to understand his mental health crisis, so they called for help. they called for two days straight. they called on saturd

mike: patrick, are we heading for two years of gridlock?rm, mike, of a biden presidency, and it's looking an awful lot like the third term of the obama presidency. if you liked that, you're going to love this. look, this $1.9 trillion in stimulus, $1400 more in direct payments, minimum wage increases to $15 an hour, that sounds really good, but it's going to hurt small business. more importantly, the democrats have managed to tuck into the stimulus plan and covid plan $20 billion in transportation money. if you want to work with republicans on this, we're going to have to find a way to do this by making sure we understand the ramifications of this kind of spending and higher regulations which is going to lead to one thing, higher taxes at a time when the economy is very, very fragile. mike: jose, as we've been talking about, president-elect biden is expected to hit the ground running with a number of executive orders right off the bat. is that a smart way to go? >> look, he's got to get it done. first and foremost, he's going to make sure t

>>all righty there you go andy reid and patrick mahomes moving forward, but we don't know patrick mahomes will play we do know is the minimum amount of days where you have to concussion protocol is 5 so if he's okay and he can get through that five-day stretch he will be. on target to play next week. but as you know concussions are nothing because it's not a break you know you there's no such a gray area move. >>and you really have to play it safe to still be interesting how the trainers obviously someone you want push back on the field, but you have to be careful with that stuff these days. so we'll just have to see i did see that he tweeted out though after the game all good bro he's good. his fiance brittany also tweeted out that thanks for the prayers. he's going to be fine. so that's all good to really is good to everyone know she was good to him out so many people are issues doing nation quite the social media for >>all right well we've got to get to some big offseason news for the forty-niners defensive coordinator robert saleh is out the door he's been hired. >>as the new york jet

i love you, patrick. thank you for everything. i've no idea where you are. [applause] before i begin my remarks today, i want to address the terrible ourts that took place at capital this week. this committee condemns, rightly condemned the violence that occurred in the strongest possible terms. violence does not represent acts of patriotism but an attack on our country and its founding principles. our founding fathers established a nation of laws. not a nation of anarchy. it especially had on this week with the incredible, frightening bomb scare that we had at the rnc on the same day. we need this to stop. the violence needs to stop and as the leader of the republican don't do this. we can do things peacefully and that is the path we need to take. i want to thank our amazing security team that handled the situation at the rnc with rationalism and to always worked tirelessly to keep us all safe. as the transition of power continues over the next two weeks, i call on individuals to respect law enforcement. law and order and our great system of governance. as

my husband, patrick is here. i cannot thank you for the warm welcome that you give him but he is my rock and he is the best husband, partner, father, friend that anyone could ever have. i love you, patrick. thank you for everything. i've no idea where you are. [applause] before i begin my remarks today, i want to address the terrible events that took place at our capital this week. this committee condemns, rightly condemned the violence that occurred in the strongest possible terms. violence does not represent acts of patriotism but an attack on our country and its founding principles. our founding fathers established a nation of laws. not a nation of anarchy. it especially had on this week with the incredible, frightening bomb scare that we had at the rnc on the same day. we need this to stop. the violence needs to stop and as the leader of the republican party, please don't do this. we can do things peacefully and that is the path we need to take. i want to thank our amazing security team that handled the situa