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allies strengthening old bonds, talking out the importance and history of the nay to alliance and a sce with the previous president who shoved past the prime minister of a small you areuropean count sending an unmistakable message to allies and adversaries alike. i'm joined by clarissa ward. it's hard to over state how different all of this seems. i mean, the united states, president biden warning about phony populism as he calls it the kcriticism of vladimir puti. i wonder what the reaction is among u.s. allies. >> reporter: the reaction is exceptionally positive from those 29 other nato member states. the spanish prime minister calling joe biden's election an inspiration saying that he's starting to deliver on some of what he promised. the secretary general of nato saying in a very sort of typical skanl way was frequently denigrating nato and president biden making it very clear today that the u.s.'s commitment to the northern atlantic treaty was in his words unshakable, rock solid and the mutual defense treaty article five as well is a sacred obligation so a lot of people very please

. >> reporter: thank >> woodruff: it's been more than a week sce polls closed in new york city, but stillcall on the democratic prima results that will likely determine the next mayor of america's largest city. one cause for the wait, a new system of voting called ranked choice, which lets voters list up to five candidates on their ballot. but the counng took a confusing turn yesterday. yamiche alcindor reports. >> alcindor: for the new york city board of elections, it's been a cotic 24 hours. yesterday, on their results webpage, the city posted some unofficial results, including 135,000 new ballots. those results showed that the lead of the current frontrunner, eric adams, had significantly narrowed against his two closest competitors, maya wiley and kathryn garcia. but hours later, the city removed those additional ballots. officials said a software error had included sample, test votes in the official tally. here to help us understand what went wrong and what it means for ranked choice voting, i'm joined by christina greer. she's a professor of political science at fordham university.

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i don't believe there's any one approach at it in a given sce that will prove effective.nstead, we need a combination of actions, strategies and policies at multiple levels that are ecological, democratic, and equitable within and across populations, generations and species. and this is a way we're going to build redundancy and provide fallback when some organizations or networks fail. i thank you for this opportunity, madam chairwoman, and i look forward to answering any questions. >> thank you so much, , and we appreciate very much the input from all of our witnesses today. mr. tupper, let me start with you today. as a producer and a livestock auction operator which we have now had a demonstration of, which we appreciate, you see the negotiated cash market up close. what impacts do you see in the actual sale barn when there are fewer packers and other participants beating on the cattle during an auction? >> thank you, madam chairwoman for the question and i respectfully disagree with many of the colleagues that spoke after me about what that is. as we talk about the sha