spoke rick's right shoulder broken.rom water skiing and shooting pool to play the drums with just one on. >> this is where it all happens. >> we visited them in their california home. rick showing us his drum kit and how the technology allows him to sound the way he did before the crash. the foot pedals mimic what their left arm would do. >> exactly what it does. so i can actually go here instead of-2 reach all the way over here. >> def leppard! ck 'n' roll hall of fame mite long standg atn rock royalty. >> if you tell the 21 version of yourself one thing that would help him get through the rest of the hospital stay, what would it be? >> yeah —-dash [crying] ♪ ♪ >> reporter: if you were given the chance to go back and not have that happen, would you? >> that is a really good question. in many ways, i think it enabled me to grow in so many ways. it became a blessing, a responsibility, a responsibility to other people, to myself, and i think that has become a huge gift. >> reporter: rick and lauren created the drum founda

the beginning of another round of rick. i want to come back to this issue, though, between, you know, the relations between shultz and reagan, because there's really very critical my view for understanding now, in the end, the was and was so successful in managing soviet union because you know in 1983 the u.s. soviet relationship soviet union's relationship with the west as a whole was complete dangerous meltdown en masse. you you not only had all the tension over the deployment of the missiles in europe and huge demonstrations that looked like you anti-vietnam demonstrations in this country in the 1960s, you had the nuclear freeze movement. and with the u.s. congress, you are you you had a you had brain dead soviet leadership. you know, you you know, where they kept dying and they kept literally and yeah and and you had some scary stuff with able archer and ideas that somehow maybe the russians thought there was to be a preemptive attack or maybe it was a kgb cover story and of course and i'll remember it because i spent a

happy birthday, rick, how you feelingsome. rick: old. older, still a little sick.'re 54. pete: this man -- can he's making it look 54 look good. rick: i've been doing this show since i was 36. i was young and handsome -- pete: we did that 14 years ago. it's your birthday, spin the wheel, you get whatever it lands on. we've got silly string to the face -- rick: no thank you. pete: mexican food, which we know you love. $10 -- we're cheap -- rick: that's for your birthday, the pies in the face. pete: tequila or i to do the weather for you. rick: we're hoping for tequila here. this feels very -- pete: spin again. give it a hard spin. look at his head -- rick: i know, i'm dizzy. [laughter] oh, my gosh! pete does the weather. give you that clicker back. pete: i'm doing it right now? with no rehearsal? rick: see, it's not that easy. pete: here's the weather across america. we've got -- that's florida. you see there's nothing going on in the panhandle, but a little activity around tampa. extreme drought in tampa -- rick: they need rain. pete: they need rain, and across rea

rick rubin has old been a little bruce lee zen-ish.ype of thing. >> chuck d, like the rest of us, is still trying to figure out how rick rubin does what he does. >> rick was on the couch and i was in the booth and wondering was he asleep or what? makes a couple of suggestions boom, boom, boom and sure enough it unfolds itself. the dude -- just did some rick rubin [ bleep ] to us. [ laughter ] >> we watched him do that with pop singer kesha. >> i think we should double that one. >> whatever you like. let's hear it. >> she was recording with a gospel choir. ♪ holy light ♪ >> rick, what do you think? >> if we want to put it into the song we can chop it up. >> this was his first time being guided by the guru. ♪ >> working with him has been genuinely life changing. he gave me like homework assignments. >> what are homework assignments? >> i was writing a song and could aren't articulate what i needed to say. he said go home and write a full essay about everything you need to say until you can't write anymore and then the song kind of starte

rick was born paralyzed, his umbilical cord deprived his brain of oxygen at birth.arents to consider putting their newborn in a special care facility. they would not have it. >> we cried, but we talked and said no, we are not going to put rick away, we are going to bring rick home and bring them up like any other child. >> david: and his wife judy did just that, communicating through up computer, back in 1977 that son rick asking his father if they could run in a charity race together, dad said he was out of shape and that he would do it. they finished next-to-last in that race, but in their minds they had won. >> when we got home that night, rick rode on his computer, data, it feels like my disability disappears. so there was a very powerful message to me. >> david: and so they kept running and running, the boston marathon 31 times, the statue in their honor near the starting line, more than 1100 races and all, and iron man's too, towing his son on a raft. >> i'm amazed with what i'm doing, running faster now as i am 60 years old and when i was 18 years old. >> dav

let's give rick a big round of applause. rick guerrero, wonderful stuff. right. thankright. the place just outside the virginia cape of the year, 18 seven, an american frigate academy has been on and boarded for are taken off the chesapeake, the british ship leopard and pressed into english naval service. but britain at war with france face the conqueror of europe napoleon bonaparte english a off american ports ready to seize vessels and cargo destined for france. and the united states was expanding. louisiana purchase in 1803 had doubled the size of a young the mississippi was now open to its mouth down the western rivers went pioneers. but the british hold on the forts in the northwest territory gave them control of the lakes and of the indians in the area. latterly, the american wanted the british to get out their spokesmen in congress. but war hawks clamored for a war but on the eastern seaboard, far removed from frontier problems. there was less enthusiasm for war in. 1807 president jefferson tried to avoid war by proclaiming an embargo no foreign trade. no ships to lea

ricks, and mr. jorgensen, have your companies had similar experiences whether it's insulin or something else about bringing a pharmaceutical edit dramatically lower list price that has capacity to help people and be told that no, these would not be available on formularies. i'd like to go to mr. ricks first and then mr. jorgensen. i brought two boxes of the him along products. they are made in the same factory by the same hard-working people and after four years, the product now cost $25 and it's available on about one every three in america. it's clear that the lower price -- >> if it's a higher list price, the pbm's to make the decisions, they like the higher list price better than the lower list price? >> of the market share, poor performing. >> mr. jorgensen how about your company, do you have a similar experience? >> yes, we have a similar experience, and -- we have one third that -- >> you told why the lower list price offering is not being accepted on formularies by pbm? >> mr. jorgensen. >>

and rick hoyt has died. he was born paralyzed, but along with his father, dick, rick hoyt formed an inspirational partnership. they participated together in more than 1100 road races and triathlons, including ironmans and 32 boston marathons. dick hoyt talked about the moment their lives changed forever after they got home from their first race. when they finished next to last. we got home that night, rick wrote on his computer. dad, when i'm running, it feels like my disability disappears. tears. so that was a very powerful message to me. dick hoyt passed away two years ago at age 80. his son rick was 61 years old. the super bowl is making a return to northern california for the 60th version of the big game, set for february of 2026. has been awarded to levi's stadium in santa clara. that was also the site of super bowl 50 when denver beat carolina. and i believe i'm not mistaken, that was peyton manning was the quarterback. i will take your word it there are well coming up a life sized ferrari built entire

rick herrera. rick. pertinent to the. thank we very much support c-span being with us tonight to support this, lecture and and that's the pause here to get the proper multiple going on so that they can hear us and you know we've had c-span up at the library for many years and we're delighted always when they're here to extend the reach of the work that we do. so thank you all for your work as and and welcome to c-span audience will be enjoying this hopefully for years come record era and in talking about feeding washington's army surviving the valley forge winter of 1778. i'm really good it's really good to see you again, rick. it is it's it's been far too long. i'll share earlier that having been a research fellow here at mount vernon, it is it was and remains one of the highlights of my career as a historian, when i came here, i was offered the opportunity homestead, as it were, in one of the carols. i instead to be in the reading room, which can be a little bit noisy as doug's bringing in various people to come and see

rick, i'll start with you.audible] rick, i think you're muted buddy. >> great night for joe biden. great night for the white house. even though their messaging has been tentative in the last couple of weeks, i think that now we are going to probably start the kevin mccarthy -- history got a very angry part of his caucus tonight who are probably burning up his phone. no matter how good it is for the country not to default. it's not going to please the chaos caucus in the gop. >> kurt, what are your thoughts? >> this is a great deal for the president. let's remember something here. republicans began this negotiating process in 2022 cuts in all spending. in this deal, spending is going to remain flat for the next two years. this is a win for democrats, it's a win for the president. but the programs we were concerned about, those that were being cut, they're being protected. this is so far ahead of where we were back in 2011, which pretty much instituted ten years of budget caps. we are not going to have that probl

rick: we did not say that in our comments.no change through fy 24 which began on april 1. we are not factoring that into guidance. any macro upside would be an opportunity for accelerated growth and performance. ed: you have talked about what the potential generative ai is. how are you hiring to ensure that you can harness that potential? rick: we continue to bring new engineers on globally to take advantage of inordinate increases of opportunity in the market. as we look at the hyper scalars, $175 billion of annualized revenue that they just reported in the latest quarters. all of these really benefit from absorb -- observeability. that should be substantial and asked that -- as such we grow our business. we just reported with 29% adjusted ar growth and subscription revenue growth and 29% free cash flow market. these are exceptional results with a balance of revenue and profitability that we could not be more enthused about -- enthusiastic about. ed: quickly, geographically, where is the most activity and strength globally? r

his mother, working tirelessly to advocate for rick and other children with special needs and rick would rick felt best. after that first race in 1977 father and son kept at it running more than 1,000 road races, conquering marathons, tri-@lons, 2.4 miles of swimming, 112 miles of cycling and finally running a full marathon. they were the first-ever wheelchair team to compete in hawaii's iron man and became legendary in their home state of massachusetts running the boston marathon an incredible 32 times. there's now a bronze statue of them near the start line. the hoyts' perseverance a game changer for athletes with disabilities who may not have thought they, too, could participate in the same way. >> i have shown disabled people they don't have to sit back and watch the world go by. >> on saturday, runners at the dick hoyt road race paying tribute to the father and son. rick hoyt a true inspiration to millions around the world, died last week in massachusetts. last week in massachusetts. he was 61 years old. relapsing g ms isn't t the only thingng i have gogoing. that's whyhy my doctoro

rick: it is so good.od is amazing. rachel: i like this, everything in a box ready to serve at the barbecue, take it easy. >> that's right. we always say, you know, if you're looking, you're not cooking. that's how the brisket9 is it's got to say there and set, but it should look great when it comes out. will: awesome. joey: when you talk about barbecueing yeah, i'm from barbecue -- >> okay. well, i forgive you for that. joey: i learned brisket, it's all about how you cook meat, how you rub the meat -- >> it is. joey: and that looks fantastic. >> you should absolutely rub it and smoke it and, again, let it sit and smoke and let it absorb -- rachel: you said 1 the hours. >> 12-14. and with what we call the fork test, you should be able to go in, and you should be able to twist it. there, you see how there was no resistance? that means that it's ready. and, again, if it's not reined, let it sit and absorb that smoke. rachel: great advice. will: love you coming to spend time with us on memorial day weekend. f

rick, we'll see you soon thanks so much for the guidance today. >> see you, sarah.rl. >> montecito is beautiful. i've decided i would like to retire there >>> later the hour, one of the largest real estate commercial players with more than $50 billion in assets. ceo of ivanhoe cambridge will join us with exposure to europe, asia, and the u.s. >>> we were watching american raising their guidance on the quarter. strong travel, lower fuel costs. stock, though, not reacting, as we said, they did keep the full year in tact stay with us i'm andrea, founder of a boutique handbag brand - andi - and this is why i switched to shopify. it's the challenges that we don't expect, like a site going down or the checkout wouldn't work. what's nice about shopify is when i'm with my family, when i'm taking time off, knowing that i have a site up and running and our business is moving forward because we have a platform that we can rely on. that is gold to us. start your free trial at shopify today. back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find gre

then along came the debate, and good-bye went rick perry. desantis looks good right now, but could he be this year's rick perry? >> that was the moment where rick perry couldn't remember the federal agencies he wanted to get rid of. at this point there's the enthusiasm of ordinary republicans. you mentioned this in passing. president trump declared on november 15th of last year, he's had 136 days between his announcement and the march 31st fundraising report. during those 136 days, he raised $17.8 million. ron desantis on the first day he got into the race raised $8.2 million. something tells me by the time we get to the end of this quarter, which is the end of june, that we're going to see rosily eclipsing, and maybe by several times, what donald trump got in 136 days. so that has -- tends to have an impact. we may see some closing of the polls simply because the people who are for ron desantis appear to be more motivated right now than the people who are for donald trump. that, particularly in the early states, could have an impact. >> des

this is why i don't like having rick on.olly jong-fast, thank you both always for your insight and analysis. it's always keen. it may not be what i want to hear, but it's always on point. >> thank you, katie. >>>. >> of course. tom llamas sat down with senator tim scott for one of his first interviews as an official presidential candidate, asking about his race against donald trump. >> sent a tweet saying good luck to senator tim scott in entering the republican presidential primary race. he is complimenting you. it's rapidly loading up with lots of people, and tim is a big step up from ron detank moneyious. it doesn't sound like former president trump is worried about you. >> i'll say this. i appreciate his vote as well. i do think that the power of persuasion is necessary for the next president. i happen to look forward to being that next president. so i will take all the votes i can get from ninny where, any time as i head into this action. >> i'm listening to you. you're saying you're a better deal maker than former pres

i will start with you. >> rick, i think you're muted, buddy. graphical biden, greene over the white house, even though the messaging has become kind of tentative the last couple weeks. i think that we are now able to start the capitol coffee death clock. he has pleaded to get a very angry core part of his caucus. no matter how good it is, it is not going to complete the chaos, costas,, karen, what is your thoughts? >> this is a great deal for the president. let's remember something here. republicans began this negotiation process in 20 22% across the board, cuts on ball spending. the fact that in, this deal, spending is basically going to remain flat for the next two years is a win for democrats, it is a win for the president. with the programs we are concerned about the most being cut, they are protected. in this is so far ahead of what we were back in 2011, which pretty much instituted it ten years of budgeting caps, we are not going to have that problem, we are not 20 that the deal of the debt ceiling yet, until after the presidential electi

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rick allen is a rock icon. arm. so he knows how to overcome adversity. that skill was put to the test again by that violent assault while on tour. ♪ he is the iconic drummer of def leppard, one of the best selling bands of all time with megahits like "pour some sugar on me." ♪ pour some sugar on me ♪ ♪ in the name of love ♪ >> reporter: but this morning rick allen is recovering and sitting down for his only interview since being attacked in march following the band's show in ft. lauderdale. >> i heard a couple of steps and then i just saw this dark sort of flash. next thing i knew was i was on the ground. i landed on my backside and then continued on. hit my head on the pavement. >> reporter: stunned, rick, who famously lost his arm in a car crash in the '80s, said it happened fast. >> i reach my hand up into the air. i thought i was gonna get attacked again. i just said, i am no threat to you. i don't think he knew who i was. but he must have seen that i wasn't a threat because, you know, i have only got one a

i'm rick sanchez. let me give me some examples of what we were talking about a little while ago. what happens when somebody becomes a law maker in the united states? our 1st example is majority leader. mitch mcconnell, he represents kentucky, as you know in the united states has done those has done so since 1984. and when he came into office, he made only, oh, roughly $70000.00 a year. that was a salary right? $70000.00 a year. good salary, especially back time. right? for a young guy like he was today, somehow only serving in that same job for 20 years, making roughly a salary today. obviously he makes more than that because it's gone up. but still, he's worth $35000000.00. if you had a job making $75.00, let's say even a $150200000.00 a year. you think you'd be worth $35000000.00 after 20 years? let's go to nancy pelosi dental. correct. right. she started her career as a u. s. law maker and 87. today she said to be worth a $114000000.00. what does that come from? what does that say about them? it may be more to the point. what does it say about our ability to get either house o

i'm rick sanchez. there's a new target in the war of words and deeds between china and the united states. beyond the military exercises along the taiwan straits, the rest of the daughter of the founder of walk away the spied balloon episode. and the dicey heated rhetoric between these 2 countries enter the tech talk or the us congress wants to ban tick tock, calling the social media sites were follow or share videos. a danger to america. and president biden seems to agree to talk see, a show has come out fighting. he's the 1st thing you did, even before meeting with congress, was he put out this video to all his talk followers in the united states. hi, everyone is joe. here i'm the ceo of take talk. i'm here in washington dc today, and i have some news and updates to share with everyone here today. i'm super excited to announce that more than a 150000000 americans on take time. that's almost half of the us coming to take talk to connect, to create, to share, to learn. but just to have some fun. this in

def leppard drummer rick allen opens up about the attack that left him with a head injury. plus a twitter clone. the new plans reportedly in the works at instagram and the real life fairy tale playing out in pro golf as a 46 year old instructor at a public course shocks the golfing world with his performance at the pga championship. the phone call he received moments later and his message to everyone about following your dreams. news in new york, this is america this morning. good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. happy monday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the economy and the showdown over the us debt ceiling. president biden is set to meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy today after talks stalled over the weekend. there's new urgency because of a looming deadline. if they can't reach a deal, theault, jeopardizing everything from social security to veterans benefits. aides from both sides spent more than two hours talking last night and abc's linsey watts is here now with the very latest. linsey. good morning, rianna. good morning to you. only ten

i'm just echoing what rick said.rs where i'm not getting the mentorship from writers like rick. i'm not getting to be onset. i'm not getting the chance to produce my own episodes or the chance to learn so that i could one day be a show writer. so those are the things that i have been missing as a younger writer. and so those demands are allowing writers to be onset. the roles are shorter now. many rooms have been the wave of the town where because of streamers where your room is wrapped before production even starts, so you are not in production. you are not in post. and, so, streaming has turned writing into a gig economy. it's turned it into like a freelance gig where you are just hopefully hopping from job to job, but you have writers that get up to producer levels and they don't have any set experience, which then hinders them from becoming show runners. so it's like which came first, the chicken or the egg? they turn it around on us and say, you don't have any set experience. also, writer pays are down because o

>> well, i think -- yeah, thanks for mentioning rick. he is our chairman of the board.ed recruit me into the company seven years ago. he's going to be retiring, by the way, jim, i think you and i have talked about that at the june meeting what a career for rick a true industry legend and tying it back to the opportunity in front of us, quite frankly, rick has always been an optimist and he is a technologist by nature and has been lockstep with me and the management team on everything we've been doing, so while maybe the magnitude of the change has happened, rick is a visionary so none of this is surprising but maybe just the speed at which it's happening, but, you know, he's been there shoulder to shoulder with the management team really having our back since day one and so we helped built this company, you know, to address what we call the data infrastructure opportunity seven years ago we started and look where it ended up, jim. >> are they going to spend are these companies going to spend, the big companies we need to spend, are they going to turn it on? ma marvell w

i'm rick sanchez. it seems to me that more more of what we read, what we are even allowed to have access to is controlled, probably more than it ever has been. right. and here's what i mean. you see, it's not just for twitter. when you google a story, the number of sources that you're allowed to read to get insight or context is limited to a collection of filter new sites. for example, you will get the cable carriers, you'll get a whatever see, and i don't want you to hear from us. do you mean that works from top newspapers? and maybe maybe i'll get a sprinkling of some independent news or something. busy and papers, or outlets like the guardian and maybe the bbc, which is really not that much different from cnn. so if you really want a different perspective, one that is not filtered or controlled by bigger entities. good luck. good luck. so that means that controlled information flow is not just a twitter problem. so it's kind of a everywhere problem. so we're back with jamal thomas and he's talking t

rick was born paralyzed.elling his parents to consider putting him in a special care facility. they would not have it. >> we cried but we talked and said we are not going to put him away and we are going to bring him up like any child. >> they did that. sports, school, communicating through a computer. it was back in 1977, his father asking if they could run in a charity race. dad said he was out of shape but he would do it. they finished next-to-last but in their minds, they won. >> he wrote that he felt like his disability disappears. >> they kept running and runn running. the boston marathon 32 times. more than 1100 races in all. he told his son on a raft. >> i am amazed at what i am doing, 60 years old running better than i was at 18. two years ago, the father passed away at 80. we learned today that rick has now died at the age of 61. the hoyt family saying they were icons for over 40 years. they inspired millions with disabilities to believe in themselves. we all believed in this father and son and what

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rick scott, as you said, did do the right thing.gned that law that temporarily raised the age to buy a rifle in florida. that's now been wiped away by the current governor. do lawmakers admit behind the scenes what they're doing is wrong? >> they used to. i had many republicans a few years ago who used to cry with me. listen, they are beholden to a lobby, i'll just end with this. pay attention to the motivation of who you listen to. there are people like us, our motivation is to stop the next one. there is the motivation of the gun lobby, and the legislators who are beholden to it. their motivation is to sell the next gun. okay. that's the difference between them and us. and so it's the reason we wrote the book american carnage. america isn't this way. it wasn't always this way. we are history of our country is a history of one with gun safety laws on the books. the past 20 years have been terribly deadly for us. we have to get back there and start with voting in 2024. >> yeah. and gun safety laws that the nra way back when used to

can you see through their illusion going underground can the the prime rick sanchez? i've been doing this uh, this thing. we called news now for some 30 years. i've done it in 2 different languages, and i've done it all over the world. and obviously here in the united states, i've interviewed for us presidents i've interviewed for and leaders, i've founded a $1000000000.00 business. and throughout all of that, what i've learned is that we, when we communicate should be honest. and we should be direct. and we should be impactful. and this, this is direct impact. the, i want to start today with something that we really, really need to talk about. why is it that our political system is the way it is? and maybe, maybe it's time to change it. let me start with this. never before in our country's history. have we been so divided? it's almost as if people in the united states right now are 2 different countries. there's one country of republicans, and there's another country of, of democrats. and the question really is this, why? how come right, why do we have to choose betw

hey, thanks for inviting me, rick. great talk to you again. this is important stuff. what, what do you make of these guys? i think according to the last count that i have received, looking at my notes, and this could change a team members of congress presently are buying defense stocks and companies that are arming ukraine while voting to army grants. and you know, it, unfortunately, it makes sense sense to me, if you recall, shortly after the lockdown started with the pen demik, it was, it was soon found out that a number of members of congress when they found out that they, that, that, uh the co. yeah. on a virus was here before they did anything else. they immediately sold their stocks and called the rich friends and told them to get rid of their stocks. there were investigations and no one was held to account. no one was charged with any crime. so what we have is a complete lights the while, while western congress, there's no accountability whatsoever. well, i mentioned the stock act. so there is a law that they pass that says if ever you or your family or your ki

rick, in the j. jason board, people in the comments clean. the goal is to have your own drink to bring to parties to prevent writing terms or getting sleep with a date, rape drop to start as promote drinking this combination of water and electrolytes and vodka, because they think it will help them stay hydrated while they drink. and then lastly, because it's only warranty um we're gonna add some liquid ivy, so we don't get hung over at midnight. i'm just going to throw this full time here . i just take it off. but this misconception is leading to alcohol poisoning is up and then make we're seeing the rice and beans drinking during the funds i make. we saw an overall declining drinking most or isolated or at home as classes move online. group activities or parties were drinking, would be prevalent, simply were not happening. this isolation contributed to mental health problems and substance abuse across the board. and so even though we saw a lower amount of people drinking, there was a massive rising people, beans drinking. in 2020 alcohol dea

i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news now for 30 years and 2 languages all over the world. and here in the united states, and i've interviewed for presidents and found in a 1000000000 dollar business and you know what? i think i think new should be honest and direct and impactful, which is why we call this direct impact the it may be unintended consequences. it may be a fire, maybe as it's infamously referred to by the c i a, you've heard this term, right? blow back, call it whatever you want. but there's something happening right now with china, which is no doubt directly related to our government's actions. that's right. and the patent goes something like this, the more that the united states, this is china, the more the china wants to assert itself, globally. it began with she hammering out a truce, or tries to between 2 countries that have publicly hate each other, despised each other. now for more than 7 years this year and between the a rod and saudi arabia is rooted in doctrine, in history, in the religious differentiation proxy wars that have dominated the middle ea

and former gop strategist, rick wilson, is cofounder of the lincoln project. to start with you because you and i have had this conversation. there is a running conversation with us now. what is it? what is it? the democrats don't get. >> right, we are a deeply polarized nation for one thing. we are never going to go back to where presidents have, fifty-six percent approval ratings for the current circumstances. i will say my theory of the case is this, when donald trump secures the nomination in the next five weeks or something, every single republican no matter what they said about it, no matter what the reservations are, we are going to get in line. they will be behind him. right now, donald trump has -- can rely on a unified republican base but joe biden has a democratic base that is sniping, and complaining, and saying i wish i had this, i wish i had. but you don't. he's going to be the nominee. he is the democratic parties leader. get behind, him dead in line, get to work, there is an existential threat to the party, the country, the world standing of sta

i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news now for 30 years to languages all over the world. here in the us, interviewed for president, started a $1000000000.00 business. i believe new should be honest, direct, and impactful. this is direct impact the the oh is and who isn't profiting from the war in ukraine? well, as we've pointed out before, and frankly, as we could possibly have pointed out, and just about them that our government and its allies in the media have pushed on us. we are not profiting. and by we, i mean, i mean, you and me and the american people we are not profiting. as i've reported before, the 10s of billions of dollars being spent on a country that most of us could barely find out a map a year ago. could have been used to build thousands of schools here in america or bridges, new roads right here. it could provide a needed health care for me actually, the other one. it could have done a lot of things, but it hasn't. in fact, even though it is our money, yes, money taken out of your paycheck, my paycheck, we're not getting it. it's not going to us. so then

talks on how to prevent quotes. economic question by china will the united nice at this point that rick with temperatures are almost sitting in the coming 5 use. an annual report by the you winds will meet you for a logical organization predicts the global temperatures will likely rise above the limit of 1.5 degrees celsius. that will lead as a pledge not to exceed in the 2015 paris climate. the great di wanting from the human body responsible for predicting global temperatures. 2 thirds likelihood that global warming will go beyond the limits set by the world community by 2027. the estimate at the sun during the coming 5 years, we would hate to $1.00 on the temporary bases. but during the coming $15.00 to $20.00 s, we estimate that that might be more of the permanent permanent feature of, of crime at the end. actually, there's no return back to the good old days assigned to say a permanent rise above 1.5 degrees from pre industrial levels would cost severe reversible environmental damage. the un reports predicts that temperatures will dip from its imminent record high. that is because,

rick somewhere in that same range?hat similar insulin 80 cents on the dollar for us for the whole medicine is about two thirds come cvs's are for unitedhealth or, cigna is number 12. turn to my executives from pbn spirit you all been forming gpo's. doctor, or is the location of your gpo? >> what country? senator is located in switzerland. where's yours? >> it is domestic with the delaware company. mr. joyner was yours? what certain things as well delaware. what is the purpose of the gpo? what is the purpose of the gpo i hope you do not tell me too increase purchasing power for. >> it is a good producing organization is designed to allow other companies, companies to negotiate pharmaceutical manufacturers to increase the counterweight against those prices. negotiate additional savings for drugs. both feel like is a shell game to me. that isin what it feels like toe were hiding many here and there. mr. joyner on evenson's less-expensive insulins on your list of drugs you can self? >> to think the mentioned earlier we hav