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rich: that is indeed the question. it's one thing to discover and thenen to find a particular vaccine. another thing to ramp up the production. because once the v vaccine is discovered it would be needed across the globe. so that would definitely be a huge difficult challenge not only to produce the vaccine but available to ramp it up and reach all the remote place. knows are criritical challenges lying aheffffed us. but i think we can all come challenges intry to this difficult s suation. annette: with pandemic it does appear africa so far has seemed to escape the same fate as various s european countries an the u.s., why is that so? because of the younger population and warmer weather? we need to remember that africa was hit by the pandemic the in the last continent compared to others. which give countries enough time to prepare themselves.s. since the first case was reported in late february, ming gink of mararch, most of the countries took rigorous measure. lockdown or instituted many countries where only -- and i

rich: they're here to get their royalty check. lemonis: do they stay for a day and work on your business and help you? rich: no. we put $175,000 of our own money into it. we just gutted this entire building. lemonis: so, you put in all this equipment, the floors, the ceilings, the whole thing. sasha: everything. lemonis: $175,000's a lot of money to invest without getting support. sasha: yeah. lemonis: after visiting a number of the locations, it's obvious to me that there's no system, there's no process, and there's no consistency. it's a bigger problem than i thought it was gonna be. you know, it's a lot to take in here. i'm a little disillusioned by what i thought i was coming to invest in. i thought there was a true franchisor/franchisee model with a parent company on top that had franchisees underneath them that were successful, and that i expected to find a lot more authenticity. and, really, what i feel like i've come to is a nice concept that feels a lot more like a startup to a franchise than it really is a well-oiled fra

is rich. >>host: see you attack the notion socialism is obtainable to say every economy in the world will distribute resources unequally there is no opportunity so in a world with unequal distribution you prefer merit over cronyism. do we fall at risk in congress to clean into crony capitalism and the that take us on a slow march? >> i think so and how things are distributed and that equalit equality, if things were equally distributed the problem would be that you lack incentive because you want to increase your share of the pie. getting rid of incentives was always a problem. because in order to get the things we've taken people off at the low end so now we have a tax system that's a lot different than scandinavia we are much more tip to a very progressive tax code. rages come down but the vast majority, the top 20 percent of earners pay 90 percent of the taxes. >>host: you are very critical the way the socialist system views the black market to undermine the purchasing power of their opport

here's a sneak peek of season two of the pursuit with john rich. ♪ >> it's john rich and welcome to theand say they narrowly escaped a communist country and traveled by vote to find a new life in north america. that is exactly how robert story start. >> nobody in life gives you anything, life doesn't give you what you deserve, life gives you what you make of it. >> i was 12, 13 years old and i knew i wanted to be music in my life with my father was strict and will not allow it in his house so at the age of 15 i ran away from home and i climbed out the back window and my dad's house and my mom's house and hitchhiked to memphis to change the stream. >> they had to hear everybody and only listen to a few. then you've got to follow your heart, always, always follow your heart. >> all we really have control over is today. between now and the time you put your head on the pillow live rights, be good to people, live in god's will. if you work as hard as you possibly can and have your priorities straight and live in god's will you will be okay. >> anyone who still dreams of something in life, n

people can stick it to the rich people, that is a lie. >> host: the rich get richer and that comes at someone else's expense and i think that you use a variety of illustrative examples to go through the second kansas that is the rising tide of. one of them point out that pakistan and ethiopia have less income inequality than us. you think it's going to be great. it really isn't about how close you are to each other, it is about your level. income inequality one of the authors we quoted said that it's sort of like a jealousy trope. it's about me carrying how much money you make and in reality that's just sort of coveting someone's property. i just care if i'm getting richer but another one that comes from the socialists they say it is a cost and if i get some, you are getting less. the truth of the matter and the statistics are overwhelming it is getting bigger and bigger and there is less poverty. is there a group that we quote from called human progress.org. the statistics were just amazing. poverty, about 90% of people pee lived on less than $2 a day that is how they define it. they

get rich?in future. and there is also a certain controversy about some of the people very high up in this really important ranking. believe me, won‘t you stand on this ranking really matters to those involved. it really matters to those involved. it really matters to those involved. it really matters much more than they would ever say but they have furloughed some of their staff and there will be some controversy over that. also there are questions being asked about where was the buffer against the hard times, the idea that you run a business with some slack and some cash so that if you hit a slack and some cash so that if you hita slump, slack and some cash so that if you hit a slump, you can cope with it better, so there are broader questions being asked about this list, which is usuallyjust, my gosh, how much money have they got? it's gosh, how much money have they got? it‘s interesting also that a guy who was a manufacturer, sirjames dyson, is at the top and it is that the whole feeling now

world according to the rich. today we discuss a record for humans to abide by the extension of government mass surveillance sit tight the show starts now. the war. machine. hi amber zeta sanchez for our top story today the state department is considering putting cuba back on its list of state sponsors of terrorism citing the country's support for venezuelan president nicolas maduro and for reportedly refusing to extradite leaders of a rebel group that claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in 2019 officials in havana however have long denied any links to terrorism and dismissed the trump administration's announcement just as you know cuba was removed from the u.s. terrorism list in 2015 under president obama the historic decision aims to restore diplomatic ties but trump state department says cuba could soon be returned to the blacklist by the end of this year you know that's really silly what you have here because you didn't buy. pinion this is another classic example of donald trump destroying anything pres

rich, let's begin with you.k about this story, joe biden, as we speak, is saying it is not true. >> welcocome i think that is not unexpected for someone in his position. what i will say is when i started d reporting on this, i o at every story like ththis w wih extreme skepticism. i never exit wanted to on this story. it does one e of the stories in in does one off the survivors the weinstein n story came to me and said, look at this most instead, we may not like what we find, but if everyone is ok with that, i will go down this road. the morere of gone down the road reporting it, thehe more corroboratining voices i haveve found. when she found the police report da, then when n i foundnd lyn lynda struck me as someone who is credible. shshe said, look, i am a lifelog dedemocrat and vototing for bidn regardrdless, this happened. i i need to come forwrward and y that. willll you ever know that theres 100% truth that this happen or did not happen? i don't think so. contitinuedeeds to be to be e reported out. i know

slammed alan greenspan's federal reserve and who predicted the 2008 property crash how to prevent the rich from using coronavirus to grab more from the poor and while boris johnson celebrates his new baby is government endangering lives in british hospitals cope with survivor and front line n.h.s. dr ashwin methodology tells us why clapping and charity for britain's national health service is just not good enough all the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st last time there was an economic crash major nations bailed out the rich this time around how can we stop the one percent from exploiting coronavirus to enrich themselves at the expense of the rest of us someone who predicted the 28 crash was economist dean baker he's the co-founder of the center for economic and policy research and he joins me now via skype from utah in the usa thanks so much jeanne for coming on millions with coronavirus hundreds of thousands killed you see some policymakers actually using coded to pour money into financial services there's been 645000000000 of q.e. just here for the city of london certa

this is the rich list. tax? if you redound to the story and obviously it is very difficult for people who are on the rich list who have lost money, although there might be a few people who have issues with extraordinarily rich people with lots and lots and lots after the initial # with numbers in front of them. the fact that some of them are playing off the taxpayer to further their staff. but there are also good people out there who are doing great things. steve morgan, the founder of roadway construction, well done to him because he's pledged £400 billion a week for 12 weeks for charities dealing with coronavirus cases. another chap, he's given £118 billion to use becca stand. there are good people —— use becca stand. also as we know, there have been announcements of job cuts. also as we know, there have been announcements ofjob cuts. virgin has announced to cut 3000 jobs, jcb says 900 jobs at the risk. tell us about the bond this picture of empty stands when germany started playing again today —— the bun

to the member states who aren't rich of these. until a principal. the commission also in error pass were masked at all to. but has said do not need to keep seats empty on play. the e. u. warned that he airlines could see red losses of up 290% in twenty y twenty cocompared to the previoious ye. that's a get more analysis and breaking out correspondent in brussels yeah that is a who's standing by pia good evening to you. much to talk about- in the wake of the set meeting a reporter because focused- more on tourism and like to stop thatat that's the case with you- this is v. like a kind of. tradable gamble between apps risking. a rising second wave of infection all. in definitely definitely losing- those tourism jobs that we spoke about some six. that. d day perhaps. yes but i'l'll be theh- terrorism ease about 10% o off the a yeaear off europe's internal revenue that needs about 12%2% o off that-t- jobs e u.u. so obviously. that would be a tremendous loss if terrororism and vacation well not to restart- during the summer so the- commission once in a a

we got rich besser tonight who used to head up the cdc. excellent doctors. they'll slap around what the president is doing. it's irrelevant. okay? he wins this argument. why? because he believes, because he's taken a chance, because he's strong. he's not the party of no. he's not the democrats, no, don't take the hydroxychloroquine just in case, you stay home, you can't go out, you can't work, you can't eat, you can't live. that's where he's put the democrats. some of it's messaging. some of it's more than that. now, why did he do this? who cares why because it works. all right? now, let's bring in sanjay gupta. okay? sanjay is not here to talk politics. he's here to check obvious boxes for us. let's put up the doctor's letter, sanjay, because i did a little calling when this came out, as i'm sure you did. not easy to find a doctor who says they would prescribe this prophylactically. which means before there is anything wrong with me. "after numerous discussions the president and i had regarding the evidence for and against the use of hydroxychloroquine, we

, you can only fly if you are rich and the government in their incident wisdom conclude the only rich people wanted to fly because they studied all the people in the planes and said only rich people on the plains' only rich people want to be on planes and asking questions what if you offer him an affordable -- herb changed so many lives, probably saved so many lives, people can go on southwest and get cancer treatment at the cancer centers where they get the right equipment and then they confide to be of their family, these things are life-changing but you build an innovation, you do this and you will materially improve the lives of millions of people in herb was a living example of that and i'm so sorry that we lost him. >> there's a great story in the book when you're getting out of the car and he picked up a cigarette pack off the ground and he signed up for you. >> i never asked for an autograph in my life, i have friends -- i one friend in the mba and nba star, i never asked for an autograph, i was so starstruck by herb that i wanted his autograph but i filled up a notebook so th

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shot of the country that we live in right normally with a world where it's like yes but look i'm a rich person flying the poor huddled masses in my private jet to save them like even i a great person and it's an interesting theme that she's creating it is ok well i don't need this many millions i'm using my own private jet to help people i care about those who are going through the recovery efforts i'm giving up my own money in the recovery efforts but you're also taking money mayo you're also engaged and being provided funding from some of these shady organizations that are making money off of the pandemic so i think that you know kelly loffler she's a very interesting character to begin with but to use this and to use those campaign ads is something to try to you know climb above the. i don't think that is going to work plus i've always hated campaign ads especially warms the you see it in both parties a lot of people are guilty of this from both parties is that idea of like take a look at how great i am doing my job or being a decent human being i would kind of look at that and say w

you can only fly if you are rich. and the government in their infinite wisdom concluded only rich people wanted to fly because they study people on the planes and so there's only rich people on the planes therefore only rich people want to be on the plane so what if you offer guy and affordable fare to go visit his grandmother you know? herb change so many lives. price saves so many lives people gone southwest to get cancer treatments at distant cancer centers for the got the right equipment they could fly back to be at their family. these things are life-changing. you build an innovation, you do this you will materially improve the lives of millions of people. and herb was the living example of that purdum so sorry we lost them. so there's a great story in the book when you're getting out of his car, you picked up a cigarette pack off the ground and he signed it for you. so i've never asked for an autograph in my life i have friends slick i got one in the nba nba star never asked for an autograph, i was so starstruck

the rich people in the plains, so they figured only rich people wanted to be on planes. but what if you offered this kind affordable care, would you want to visit his grandmother. herb change so many lives, probably saved so many lives, people that can go on southwest and get cancer treatment at cancer centers where they have the right equipment and they can fly back to be there family. these things are life-changing, you build innovation, you do this and you will materially improve the lives of millions of people, herb was a living example of that. i'm so sorry we lost him. >> there's a great story in the book when you're getting out of this car you pick up a cigarette pack off the ground and he finds it for you. >> i never asked for an autograph in my life, but i got friends in the nba, i would never ask for an autograph, i was so starstruck herb that i wanted his autograph and a filament notebook so there was no space left and is driving me to the airport in his car and it's full of empty cigarette boxes, i grabbed a cigarette box and handed it to the man, will you au

touting the use of their own private jet so essentially everything is supposed to be ok because she's rich and the rest of the ad basically covers all the conservative talking points we know will with words like witch hunt liberal lies and conspiracy take a look at. true. because she's a strong conservative woman. she donated her senate paid to help georgia. her personal plane to bring stranded georgians safely. dollars to help the georgia save. georgia and it showed every day i'm kelly lefler i approve this message. we also love in that insider trading that comes with the position of power in congress and she's not alone there's a lot of congressmen and women on both sides of the aisle over the years that have traded you know the information that they get as a lawmaker for stock market success oh absolutely and in her case she claimed that you know her husband is in charge of all of this and he is the one who's invested in the stocks. ever talk about that money in your shoes why would a married couple ever talk about money issues between each other right in that time frame is just suspect

now, music in particular and it's very, very rich over here.tles, then afterwards, when they come home, they'd get together and spiritual songs are being performed. it is practice. one person plays two flutes at the same time? yes, yes. now, for example, 500 kettles are there and only one zither is there. what he will do is he will sit below a tree, start playing this and whatever this musical notes, the kettles will not go out of that range. wow. and they enjoy the music, so the milk output increases. this is the beauty of it. almost like meditation. yeah, yeah. things are changing definitely, as you say, tourism. so many music festivals are there. so they are invited in various parts of india and abroad. of course, they are very well—paid. music and singing and not only do i get a demonstration, but also the privilege of playing along. music and singing continues as lead tinkler. and yet again, i'm made aware that kutch culture is all about a sense of community and certainly not about religious segregation. from the bottom of my heart, i'm te

ititititit greg: thanks to charlie hirt, john rich, cat tenth entire 's on fox news channel.you tomorrow. jesse: welcome to waters world. -- welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. governors better start lifting these lockdowns. people aren't going to take it anymore. there's a rebellion brewing. remember how the tea party got started? the battle cry over the bailouts, rick santelli from the floor of the stock exchange. >> this is america, how many of you people want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that has an extra bathroom and can't pay their bills. raise their hand. how about we all -- president obama, are you listening? >> the same energy's out there today. you can feel it.

rich white guys rich white guys be much we were the only people who own set of fellows they will be passed away on a night if you. can you can we talk for me this is where on the n.f.l. about another rich nonwhite guy who just became my be very aware of the quarterbacks especially in miami yeah of course to a 2 guy yeah he's a quarterback in my dream he is he is so i can criticize him next year. if we have a next year but you know apparently he's the number one i know you're pretty hype about him being the number one selling jersey passing tom brady now yeah f.l. but yet he signed his contract so now he has a 30.28 mil 1000000. for 4 years with a 50 year option guaranteed but the big one is the $1000.00 signing bonus signed so he gets he gets $19000000.00 straight up pretty much as a signing bonus and then he gets $30000000.00 over 5 years yes basically and it's funny he's told us he thought at the time that's not so if you don't like that idea well well yeah the problem is that's the biggest tax part of it and then what happens if it doesn't work out and where is the money going to

to get here has revealed according to these japanese researchers traces of ancient oceans that were rich in carbon and nitrogen the key ingredients to making life pi or at least the life of pi that we know the recipe to. stop right with that. everybody that is our show for you today remember in this world we are told that we love them up so it's all you all i love you i am tired robot and i am a me shop keeper watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and let everybody. descriptions sound up to tell using even for the owners so how to choose this pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets is really more based on what they want to sound than what's necessarily good for the pet turns out may not be as healthy as people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes and. they have auto immune disorders these allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to a very simple problem of diet and. some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets last treats the larger corporations are no

has more singles than a strip club atm, singer-songwriter and host of the pursue on fox nation john riche's inspiring as she is wiry, host of sincerely cat on fox nation kat timpf. in every vote he is on becomes a submarine, my massive sidekick and host on fox nation tyrus. greg: charles welcome back, what do you think of the shame and blame game you see among the media? charlie: it is incredible and i think you're exactly right, that monologue should have been in the federalist papers, it's a perfect enunciation to federalism, it's what the founders intended and is exactly how you get through something like a pandemic, yet 50 experiments and we cannot just assume that every governor in america wants to do whatever they have to do to save lives, there's going to be different ideas for doing that and we can pick the good ones and learn from the bad ones. but of course the otani is between people who hate trump and trump. no matter what trump does, they hate him and you get a real sense that they're rooting for failure because they want to see trump fail. greg: john, if you want to reopen

going like how people could look go to an election and say hey you know i'm going to vote for the rich person in the private jet brags about trying to help people with their private jet with the same time as profiting off of them and that's causing all these problems i see that's a tough that's a tough they have so many coronavirus in a state that has massive unemployment right now it's just not anything that i think is going to work you know it's a tough task at the end of the day that i hope that we're going to see kind of that revolution take place at the polls this year i hope that people start seeing through the kind of lives of the were given to over and over and over again from these you know profiteers whether they're war profiteers and working with the defense industry or their you know virus profiteers or. yes we can call now you know making money off of this off of this tragedy either way it was their watch that's now allowed what 70000 absolutisms to buy and somebody always makes money off of pain and tragedy that's gross that's very very gross all right as we go to break r

you should have a civil society a rich society you know which people have to sleep on the street or big i mean that's just you know.

today's going underground but 1st last time there was an economic crash major nations bailed out the rich this time around how can we stop the one percent from exploiting coronavirus to enrich themselves at the expense of the rest of us someone who predicted the $28.00 crash was economist dean baker he's the co-founder of the center for economic and policy research and he joins me now via skype from utah in the usa thanks so much jeanne for coming on millions with coronavirus hundreds of thousands killed do you see some policymakers actually using coded to pour money into financial services there's been 645000000000 of q.e. just here for the city of london certainly that is the case and i just try to be a little fair to them in the sense that i think it does make sense for truth to try to maintain stability in financial markets so that money is being way that's not being given so they're doing a lot of things that i think are much more pernicious for example the united states that passed the tax cut the $170000000000.00 over the next decade $17000000000.00 a year to the real estate indust

you can only fly if you are rich. in the government in their infinite wisdom concluded only rich people wanted to fly and they said the only rich people are on plane so therefore only rich people want to be on place without asking the question what if you offer the guy affordable fare would want to go visit his grandmother? herb change so many lives probably saved so many lives people could go on southwest to get cancer treatments at distant cancer centers they got the right equipment and fly back to be with their family. these things are life-changing but you build innovation check you do this you will materially improve the lives of millions of people. herb was a living example of that and i'm so sorry we lost him. stay when there's a great story in the book when you're getting out of this car and you picked that cigarette pack off the ground and he signed it for you. >> guest: a cap never asked for an autograph in my life i've got friends there's one in the mba nba star of never asked for an autograph. i was so sta

in rich people and rich people get to pay for it. >> what stacy said. rich people don't get the privilege of handing out charity. rich people have to pay taxes. we are neck and the set up a system where we are saying thank you. i'm sorry that was the feudal system and were not going back there. that's what that was. when i hear that i have a friend who works in a homeless shelter for women and she got a grant to run this homeless shelter for women meanwhile he is paying his workers so poorly that they can't even afford to have a home. when i can have a charity society. where workers can actually have a sustainable way of life. we take over the chaos will only chaos in this way. motor -- mother jones said i'm not humanitarian i'm a hell raiser. rockefeller and his gang of thieves made the ladies. the white man days are over. women are at the table. people of color at the table. we're gonna take the table and on it. we had leading voices. people that have been marginalized for a year. i think about my own union and the women that formed this union. the ve

is to have flying airships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people carrying all kinds of people and they want to have a flying network, just like a metro system with little stops all over dubai with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> what did they develop already? >> they had not really developed anything but they've open their doors and they've done test flights with the german company were drones carry people across the city but they are not at a point where it's happening yet. they have a stretch goal of 2022 for these flying machines, as i can't say earlier, you can't count on dates for technology revolution. if those machines don't prove to be safe, they cannot go with it. they cannot go with that yet. >> from your book, whoever controlled the data will be at a position. what data are we talking about and who can control it? >> if you think about anna thomas card, it is a huge data machine, it will have the equivalent of supercomputers in each car calculating each turn in recording everything that is happening in the car a