what the rich countries _ both parties. what the rich countries need _ both parties.es. what the rich countries need to do is - both parties. what the rich | countries need to do is they need to get there emissions down to zero because they had so much on the way of resources.— so much on the way of resources. , ., ,., ., resources. they also need to invent new — resources. they also need to invent new approaches. - so that the cost of being green, the cost of not having emissions in all areas gets down to be zero. so a new way of making cement or steel, you know, electric passenger cars, that's all on the rich countries. and they've got to solve it, so they can turn to the middle income countries and say, "ok, you know..." india being a good example. "here's how you make steel. here's how you make cement." for the low income countries, as you get rich, you're much more resilient against climate disasters. and so improving that those economies through health, education, agriculture is how...what we owe to the low income countries. you've written about and you've spoke

what good is that to the gap between rich and poor has been widening for years. now, the middle class also feels under growing prussia. stable well paid jobs, their own home, the val, the visa family always did quite well, but now they're struggling to make ends meet. wonder when i was cause i'm to packet . the whole package has become more expensive and the money is simply missing. you can really feel that, and then you ask yourself, what are we going to do next? is pedro val, the visa works in common? you factoring and this summer manuela started her own business as a travel agent, jointly. they earn about $3500.00 euros after tax up and to now this was enough for a 4 person household to meet all their expenses quoted. but then they gas bill almost tripled a shock. ha ha, how does that affect their finances? as a quince atlas at the phone line and live when you buy groceries, you have to pay attention to what you buy, of buying items on sale and saving on certain things that you can do without a spot, van. and monday. in other words, you don't always cook what

next reporter takes a look at the increasing gold between the rich and poor in germany. i'm nick spicer from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thank you for watching. every day for us and for our planet, global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smart new solutions over steam set in our ways or is truly unique. and we know that, that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive google ideas, the environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online ah, ah, okay. so sometimes the depression kicks in so bad that you really fall into a black hole of because things are just very expensive to out. after all, i can't just kill myself. i always think that muslim, if it weren't for my daughter article for you, work so much and you get up so early all the time. 3rd are set. and then of course the question arises, what am i doing all of this for y

every time you raise tax rates on rich, every time, you do it. the rich earn less. but what they do earn, they shelter like mad and tax revenues go every you lower tax rates on the rich the rich do really well and they stop sheltering and tax revenues go way up this is every single time you can see it over long periods short periods the exact antithesis of what says piketty. zuckerman and sanjaya and the others are saying bernie sanders all it's the exact you know everyone in some sense is allowed to have their own opinion. but you're not allowed to have your own facts and are the facts. we have 100% of all the tax returns. it's not a sampling process. we 100% of all the texture we exactly who the last person is in the top 1%. we have all these are the data are the results that have occurred. and, you know, it's really important politically that we have these data, we have them all here for you to use in the best way possible to allow revolution to occur once again, the u.s. is at a at a loss for leadership. and we need to bring back the agenda of, the being the ste

and what's your plan to get the rich to a metal, a, c, o 2? the puzzle production as a home and product is not manufactured in climate friendly ways. have to become more expensive. it's year. then they will change that the path that europe as a whole is taking and germany is to i hope our new term didn't board for all good. so i did a question of equality if we have a limited amount of c o 2 we can emit if we take the climate target seriously than it should be distributed fairly, that means a clap, her person up griffith hawk in all social societies, we solve the question of inequality not by prohibiting prosperity work all the acquisition of wealth or wrong, but by taxation apples on the display. but up until now, taxes have not deterred the rich from living their lives of luxury. is it possible we won't succeed in tackling the climate crisis says it's ambitious and demanding. i can't swear that we will succeed, but we definitely can succeed as good. yet even hob eggs own expert council warns that the measure is taken so far are inadequate an

you don't tight and we will end it there up next rich country, poor country. that's on our series reporter after short break. a michael oak, who in berlin, thanks for watching sherry bannister would've done collection. interested you month. right? you will send this new a new deterioration. the girls must the end of a superpower. the collapse of the soviet union rushes more in ukraine. one year since the invasion began, we take a look back and into the future. in the new been slow rain in february on d, w. ah ah, ah, okay. so sometimes the depression kicks in so bad that you really fall into a black hole of because a things are just very expensive plan. after all, i can't just kill myself. i always think that muslim, if it weren't for my daughter article for you work so much and you get up so early all the time. 3rd or so. and then of course the question arises, what's my doing all of this for you? i know only go to work to pay for what actually used to be a matter of course. what we are right is that content area is like a muzzle vend them. well, if you're un

it takes a look at the increasing gulf between the rich and poll in jamie. i really mohammed and for watching. i'll take care. bye bye. i just got a thought they were great with just a click away. find out best documentary on you to really good morning. see the world as you've never seen it before. dr. now he dw documentary ah okay, so sometimes the depression kicks in so bad that you really fall into a black hole on her. things are just very expensive to play out after all, i can't just kill myself. i always think that muslim, if it weren't for my daughter article for you work so much and you get up so early all the time. 3rd or so. and then of course the question arises, what's my doing all of this for you? i know only go to work to pay for what actually used to be a matter of course. what we are, i think that content area is like a muzzle when. well, if you're unhappy what, what's left over then you just have to earn more hindrance. germany is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. we wanted to know what's left of its promise of prosperity for ever

so what do they, the rich, think of that idea? as a self made man, boris doesn't necessarily agree applies to paying taxes is nothing but leaving a part of your mind to someone else in the hope that this person will make good decisions with it other than the manage. not enough, i trust myself more than these other people. then i would rather keep the money myself. this is exactly why i'd rather not pay taxes on. of course, if i had a choice tonight he has a meeting with his business partner and friend. they've arranged to meet at a high end restaurant with all my work is my 1st priority will go and that same strange and we'll go even over family that mean. so maybe i'll see a last or maybe i'll talk to you last. maybe i'm somewhere else in my head, but it's just for a certain period of time. and then the 2nd point is to do the work and the other guy just get up every day. no matter what you did to day before and gave it your roll off the good bars. not only put a lot of time into his work, he's also invested several 1000 euros in

so what do they, the rich, think of that idea. as a self made man, boris doesn't necessarily agree spare. all has to paying taxes is nothing but leaving a part of your mind to someone else in the hope that this person will make good decisions with swift men is not enough. i trust myself more than these other people . then i would rather keep the money myself. this is exactly why i would rather not pay taxes. of course, if i have a choice to miss tonight, he has a meeting with his business partner and friend. they've arranged to meet at a high end restaurant on a ppo. it' is i'll by my work as my 1st priority will go and that's and strange will go even over family. that means that the size of it may be, i'll see you last or maybe i talked to you last. maybe i'm somewhere else in my head, but it's just for a certain period of time. and then the 2nd point is to do the work or the i with lot that just get up every day. i mean, no matter what you did the day before and gave it your rolls off the game bars, not only puts a lot of time i

and what's your plan to get the rich to a metal, a c, o 2. the puzzle production as a home and product is not manufactured in climate friendly ways have to become more expensive it's year than they will change that on the path that europe as a whole is taking and germany as to what our new turban bought for. go good. as a site, it's a question of equality. if we have a limited amount of c o 2, we can emit if we take the climate target seriously than it should be distributed fairly, that means a cap, her person up griffith horgan, in all social societies. we solve the question of inequality not by prohibiting prosperity work all the acquisition of welfare, but by taxation apples along the describe. but up until now, taxes have not deterred the rich from living their lives of luxury. is it possible we won't succeed in tackling the climate crisis? is it ambitious and demanding? i can't swear that we will succeed, but we definitely can succeed as good. yet, even ha begs own expert counsel warns that the measure is taken so far are inadequate. and

tax the rich, welcome the rich. at this point, florida is winning, hands down. third hour of varney starts right now. stu: david webb joining me on this monday, february 20. does it come down to desantis? >> i'm not sure. desantis is in staten island and last borough of new york city of the five boroughs and the point of tax the rich and where they're going is really important for the presidential campaigns for other states, whoever those -- whoever is running. look at california where there are more criminals left and more illegals left than the rich that newsom wants to tax for the criminals and illegals, no bail laws and baker that was murdered and dragged bay vehicle and her family still says no incourse ration if they happen to be black. california has gone down a dark path and the fact is the people left will pay the price while the rich who can afford the move go to states like florida, go to states like texas, arizona, they're even crossing into nevada, anything to get out. stu: how on earth can gavin newsom win a national vote when people are leaving hi

more and more rich people travel this way. the number of private jet flights in germany increased by 9 percent within one year. don't you feel guilty living at the expense of others under the legs? not really the case. i'm not stopping anyone from doing the same. others could do it, but they don't is that okay? for me it's okay for me and i don't think i'm actively humming anyway. if that was the case, i'd probably think about it more often. but so far i haven't seen how i'm deliberately or actively harming anyone dumb at all. but carbon emissions are harmful to others. in fact, to all of us, a flight by private jet emit tons of greenhouse gases were already experiencing the consequences of climate change to date. after all, the climate crisis has long since arrived. fires, droughts, floods with increasing frequency in more and more places. if global warming is not slow down soon, large parts of the earth will become uninhabitable. glover dunwoody due to that, i believe that civilization as we know it would an of the info glam

you know, despite not growing up rich bars has done well for himself. for him, it's about having a vision and going for it against all odds. if you don't do that says bars, it's your own fault. i'm what is permission hover t for me? given i live in a country where basic needs are met, good poverty is more of a mindset. i mindset in germany, there are currently 13800000 people affected by poverty. it took us months to find someone to talk to it's a to subject. but gradually people are beginning to speak up for years. elko felt ashamed to before. but now she's going public and nerve wracking prospect . she's going to be giving a speech at a demonstration in front of hundreds of people on this. one of us. many still don't dare to talk about it was the height of war oh, on office women. that's why i'm now speaking up for those who are just wouldn't dare, fag hidalgo, who had practiced all thousands have been outing themselves as poor on twitter, under the hash tag. each been omelettes, but often, which translates as i am affected by poverty. at 1st, elca fo

. >> jackie gleeson was always hoping to -- the get rich quick scene. >> come on, we only got two days. >> when ralph learns how to golf, he is hoping to ascend his social class position. >> put your feet firmly on the ground and address the ball. >> reporter: but as many of us know that golf is really reserved for another class of people in america. >> what do they mean by address the bought. >> hello, ball. >> people are struggling, and they see an underdog, you're rooting for that guy. >> what was our next guest please? mr. ralph hamden. >> that episode is so potent. >> gil on a game show and have enough money to get some breathing room to finally achieve my dreams. >> who is the composer of shawnee river? >> humama. >> time is running out. >> i felt so bad when he would set up some scheme and it was about to fall apart. >> terribly sorry, the correct answer is steven foster, but thanks so much. >> time and again, he would do everything possible only to be torn down to his basic frailty. >> you want to go to the moon? do you want to go to the moon! >> really? >> you're gonna hit her

and the combined wealth of $100.00 riches people, that's the top richest, it's $660000000000.00. now, when all those figures in mind, it's not what's behind the rise of this sort of deepening divide. and how serious a problem is it? when type, i think it's a very, very serious problem and then also paying, you know, it's, it's, it's not the it's own. so the policies that approach the supply side growth approach that has been followed the last 10 years is last be responsible for this. and, and we see that, you know, budget after budget we up to the see the movement of the from that if you take this year's budget, we bought, expecting last year's budget. there was a huge expectation that they would be some kind of fall out between equate, you know, which will be like a good start that could happen. and this year, despite the fact that there was also merging, so you had for example, new capital been stuff that has been limited to 100000000, but then your income tax lab has also the job has to come down. so whatever game you have from the one that gets off from the other, well, and i

. >> so you've been poor and rich and your message is. being rich is way, way, way better you can take care of yourself you can take care of your family. you can be generous you can give to needy there's -- it's much better to have the resources to be able to give it back. >> if people want to find out and where you did it. go to my website sebastian g..com or youtube channel on youtube you'll find me and watch my story you can see how i did it and i don't hide anything. you guys have it all. j you want to motivate your generation and hopefully they'll take the challenge. i want every guy to be successful. >> we would have sent you a car

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the poor continue to get poorer, the rich get rich.hen you have all these things with no leadership. it seems to me as though when mr. trump was in office, these things were not taking place. until covid came, then this administration comes in and we have all this chaos again. host: which issues should lawmakers compromise on, and where do you want to see them stick to their principles? there was a poll on this question and more republicans would like their party to focus on issues important to their voters, even if it means they do not address critical issues by compromising. here is another part of that poll. republicans widely concerned that republicans will focus too much on investigating the biden administration rather than not enough. they said house republicans have promised to use the new majority to pursue several investigations into biden's presidency and his family. 56% of republicans and republican leaning say they are more concerned their priorities representative of congress will not focus enough on investigating the mini

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worked all my life with the sweat of my face, but riches, never differed.ng the time when she traveled around the country, doing self-promotion, therefore, when investors rushed to her with claims. parents defended their daughter as best they could. these are relatives. tatyana herself recalls the neighbors she was always a smart girl and studied well at school, a good girl was always calm like that. and here's what happened. it’s all over everything already everything everything everything everything, how could she do such a thing that tanya could turn out to be a scammer, no one here could have thought, on the contrary. everyone was sure that the girl was making a successful career, where she works is something that is not. i was just saying, well, you're studying to be a psychologist. she said that fomicheva practiced her skills as a psychologist regularly, when it was necessary to convince the next client. ekaterina bead also felt it on you. at least for people. she can do it somewhere. what a good fit it is, especially here, let's say. if there is some

company seems a little rich here. >> yeah.t do you have, carter >> since it's ipo, it has doubled the performance of microsoft going back to 1994, speaking of software now not only the market is lagging, microsoft stuck over the last eight months when everything is up i think it breaks trend here i don't like it. i'm a seller >> bonawyn >> i'm not pumped about the s&p exp exposure, and if you look at the price action, which i think carter was alluding to, you see tech -- price action reversed sharply from the 450 limit. >>> yeti reporting results after the bell thursday. mike, how are you playing this one? >> yeah, so yeti, this is one of the holly index names. much to my chagrin, everybody wants to use yeti tumblers instead of glasses, and she doesn't want to put them in the dishwasher that drives me nuts. what's not been great ame historically is the price of the stocks but they have been growing nicely the stock prices come in, this thing is trading in the mid teens in term of forward eps, so this is beginning to look attra

the rich elite and everybody else supported fascism, communism. are the people who created communism and fascism. host: all right. that was john in massachusetts. caller: i would just like to comment on social security. if we put 2% tax on medicare and social security, along with the matching employers, and raising the cap, a limit the cap on the top end, this should help us have a long-term solution for social security and medicare. host: would you be willing to pay 4% more? caller: yes. host: you think that's fair? caller: it would be equal through the entire system for rich, poor, middle class. i think it would be fair. it would help solutions. host: that was gary in ohio. this is anthony in baltimore. caller: good morning to you. i would like to start a national book club. i would like everybody in this country who can read to get a copy of the art of war. it's a wonderful book to read it. it's not a long book at all. i think it would give people a real understanding of chinese thinking and strategy. the chinese aren't going to blow up this co

i think it's rich, it's full, it's overdone, extended. whatever terminology one wants i'm a seller, not a buyer. >> mike, i could see you nod your head in agreement here. you'd do the same? >> yeah, i mean, you know, it's interesting. you take a look at the options flow, you mention there's a lot of it this week. we did see bullish bets. we saw a purchase of the march 275 calls. buyer spend 900,000 bucks for over 4,000 of those. a bigger premium bet was on a shorter dated down side bet, the march 3 215 puts somebody laid out $1.3 million in premium vetting that nvidia going to roll over by march 3rd expiration seems that this trader is betting that the news is not going to be good and the stock is going to roll down over the next two weeks. >> another company slated to report next week, monster beverage stocks move year to date not all that startling carter, where is this one heading? >> i like monster. so, we have a circumstance of a perpetual long-term outperformer versus the s&p, or any aggregate you choose, that's basically finally to

rich and protein environmentally friendly. and thus the time they hope it will help combat hunger and climate change. eco africa. in 90 minutes on d. w. o people and trucks injured when trying to feed the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families, planes all the time. the reason for these correct only is with people seeing extreme dreams. around 200 people had something around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin escalating violence in the west bank after a deadly shooting official say a ride by israeli settlers has left a palestinian man dead. the attacks were an apparent response to the killing of 2 is released by palestinian government. will hear from a correspondent in jerusalem also on the program.

and it reacted most strongly to images of calorie rich foods. the biggest problem is dyers have to constantly fight their appetite or hunger. the brain becomes confused. this has been shown by studies in sweden, where 850 children and adolescents were asked about their eating behaviors and body awareness. adolescents who often died were not only less satisfied with their own bodies. they also performed significantly worse when it came to their perception of body signals like hunger and safety. the reason behind this is not yet clear, but our perception of body signals seems to get worse. the more often one diets on a diets usually aren't effective sometimes very than bad for you. here's some more constructive advice. you can eat everything that's cut down on chance. fat, saturated fat, alcohol, and sugary drinks, candy and chocolate. replace sweet treats and light flour with lung shane carbohydrates such as oaths and buckwheat. knutson seats are a source of healthy facts along with vegetable oils and fish. low fat, cat, pumpkin seeds, eggs and l

everyone has their own aura, a special atmosphere and a rich past a young city with great importanceor the country in 1964, they began to build the lukomorsk state district power plant here, and around it arose, the village today, this is the largest settlement of the chashniksky district. the status of the city was assigned in 1970, and in 2006 novolukoml received its coat of arms, which is a blue spanish shield. the right side shows the silver stage of the turbine in left three golden pillars. an interesting fact is that the authors of the coat of arms are a design engineer and a senior fireman of lukomolsk. state district power plant visiting card for the locomotive. these three chimneys are 250 meters high. in novolukoml, they produce from 40 to 60% of the electricity that our country consumes, so it is not surprising that this place is called the city of power engineers, since this is a young city. you will not see the ancient architecture here small neat houses a lot of greenery the center is paved with tiles around there is a small park there is no bike ride central square, an

it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. rich always going with all of that latest technology, thanks for that. okay. well, and and somebody else who always gets is going with the latest forecast. don is in the building this how's our monday? look at will take more like yesterday rain and we've got another one because it is going to be a beautiful and out there with lots of sunshine. daytime highs today climbing right back into the upper 60's to even low 70's. >> it's cold this morning, but we will get to those comfy conditions later on golden gate bridge looks great. nice and clear out there. now skies are clear from the coast all the way to our inland areas and up into the sierra too. thank this high-pressure ridge, which is in place for yet another day for that. this ridge weekends starting tomorrow, allowing cooler air to gradually filter back in by the end of this week, we're seeing the return of some showers today. it's crystal clear skies. our warmest a daytime highs much like yesterday tomorrow do expect a few clouds

the total share of 3% of the undeveloped oil and gas rich areas must be deposited into the mentioned row up to the limit of the resources obtained from the export value of crude oil and gas condensates and the net export of natural gas. and the feed delivered to petrochemicals is 6 million 38 thousand 75 billion rials, which is the limit of the resources derived from the export value of crude oil listed in row number 231, household gas condensates in row 210 105, the net export of natural gas listed in row 210 102, resources related to 3% share i visited and undeveloped oil-rich areas in row 210 109 and the feed delivered to petrochemical plants listed in row 210 of table number 5 of this law is determined. the export of petroleum products is not subject to this ruling if the government's resources from oil and gas condensate and net gas exports in 1402 are less than the limit set in the paragraph to this note. the government is allowed to act on the basis of article 17 and part 4 of article 16 of the law on permanent decrees of the development programs of the country approved in 195

the european union says we need a clear timeline, a clear emission targets rich as 0 and also a clear technical framework. and actually it's working a major european comics and especially in germany have already committed to meet a this target and to stop the production of combustion and jones by 2033 or 2000 or 35. and the you also says, european car makers have to be in the forefront of this revolution, not trailing other car make as in other parts of the world. especially chinese car makers come makers which are investing heavily in electric herb car production. and so your wants to keep up the pace in norway and the recent discovery of valuable metals and minerals prompted much excitement. the findings ended rare earth that are key components and everything from mobile phones to computer high drives and electric cars. traditionally, europe has relied on china for such materials. now norway wants to get in on the game with a deep sea mining gee to start next year. but not everyone approves of the plans a front end loader tips 25 tons of rock into this dumptruck in all him in wester

who's getting rich off that? china. our blue collar class suffers and the chinese communist party gets rich. that's joe biden's agenda. >> laura: senator, great to see you tonight. thank you. bad policies not only impact at the federal level but most pointedly at the local level. now take new york where politicians sing a very familiar tune. >> i love my job representing all 20 million new yorkers in all our diversity. synergy home i'm here to fight for the people. everyone. no matter where they came from. people of every collar. >>-- color. >> we're changing how we get things done for new yorkers and moving beyond a new era of abundance and equity. >> laura: equity. that's a claim from adams. it's complete bull. and you know how we know that because blacks are leaving new york city in droves. now thing haves gotten so bad, things have gotten so bad even the new york times is sounding the alarm. michelle okoki moved from new york to mans field, texas, in 2021 because she was worried about obtain ago good education for h

tried to help get the money back for rich's dog, sapphire.t love speaking out like this. but you have gotten results. how satisfying is it that the fbi is on this case? >> it feels much better. when this first started and the argument first went down with george santos, he tried to gaslight me and said he wasn't provided the funds for my dog because of my attitude. he tried to make me feel like i was at fault. when i was watching the dog die, i thought i should have treated him with kid gloves a little better. i don't think it was prosecutable until i heard from the fbi. now that they're looking into it, it made me feel better. pulled me out of a hole i've been in for six years. >> so happy to hear that. when you hear that moment where our correspondent is asking him what happened with you and that veteran and george santos can't answer, why is that? why can't he give a response? >> because he knows he's guilty. he might feel ashamed. if i felt ashamed about something, i wouldn't want to talk to anybody about it. >> he set up this gofundme in

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rich is pointing out. meeting with mccarthy who said he has more questions for him now. but he's still a member of congress. he gave a speech, in fact, about supporting the jewish community. i'm mentioning that because he claimed he was jewish during the campaign. >> yes. >> obviously he is not. listen to this. >> i urged 118th congress to now stand together, proudly upholding every single american, no matter race, pedigree, religion nor creed any less american than their neighbor. >> that's him right now on the floor of the u.s. congress. how does it make you feel to see that? >> it's just noncontrollable lying. he doesn't care what he says. there's no repercussions at the time when he was saying all these things, he really believed he could get away with everything that he said. and he was for a long period of time. he's in his 40s, right? this gentleman has been doing this for a long time. he's very good at it. he's very intelligent. >> rich, you sit here tonight, you have two dogs and now i know becaus

as the m 23 rebel group inches further into an area rich with minerals, we hear from our correspondents in the region. ah unexpired, welcome. the program. united states has shot down the chinese balloon that's been flying high over the u. s. the last several days. grading, diplomatic and political storm. the pentagon says it was a platform for espionage. china now warns there may be repercussions over the downing of what it insists was nothing more than a civilian weather balloon blown off course. after floating across the us for days, the suspected chinese spy balloon has been shot down of the coast of south carolina . several air pulse was shot and as space closed before the balloon was brought down by military fight jets, landing 11 kilometers of the us, mainland us president joe biden said he all did the balloon to be down as soon as it could be done so safely on wednesday when i was break down the balloon order of a paragon to shoot down on wednesday as soon as possible. i decided without doing damage than the one on the ground. the successor took it down and i want a complimentary

time for life styles of rich and shameless, with the filthy habits of the filthy rich.ead true stories from lives of rich and shame -- shameless,s pa panelists guess. number one. -- which of the these couples held a 40.8 million dollar wedding? a? george and amal clooney. chopra and jonus or tom and gisele? no one. >> it was chopra and nick. >> i lost the cap to my pen. kennedy: we'll find it later. you are shameless. number two, rich of these two doesn't own a tequila company? which was of the these stars does not own a tequila company, you are horrible it ryan gosling. >> brutal. can we all win the horse if no one wins. >> a triple ride in central park. which of these owned a lamborghini-made yacht, that sounds amazing? >> you seemed very confident. >> it is jason. mcgregor. conor. >> she wrote it down, turned it around. >> you can share a pen. >> number 4. which of these rich and shame less spent 13,000 dollars to buy the world's smallest p pomeranian. -- it's britney bitch. >> we have a tie game. marie and alley on the board, everyone has one. hole your head up high

use their riches when it comes to helping their less fortunate brothers. i see a lot of similarities in the problems that black people in america are confronted with and the problems black people in africa are confronted with. people migrating from the city to the urban centers for employment. this is a problem. all the world finding work to sustain most of the are always located near big urban centers as people leave the land. one of the same things that is happening in america is happening in africa. people losing their land and people are losing the traditions. i'm very interested in starting a project with brothers in africa and the caribbean to document whatever part of our tradition or culture that still exists before. it vanishes. that is just of the utmost importance to me. while working and living in nigeria. because i'm interested in traditional culture and what happens. traditional culture. one of the things i wanted to do and do was meet photographers and, different people working in area of communications, mass media to try to get an understan