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it's a very real fear. >> reporter: chief snipes says there's been an uptic in hospital wait times and only expectatize to get worst. she and dr. kumar urging people to stay home. >> let's just really do our best to keep covid in check and we know how to do that. >>> state and health officials are gearing up to receive the ninety-first delivery of moderna's coronavirus vaccine. more than 6,000 doses are set to rive in california this week. boxes of the vaccine were lolled up on fed ex and shipped around the states. priority for the vaccine will be given to nursing homes and healthcare workers. a cdcpen is recommending that other essential workers will be next in line. those workers include teachers, firefighters and grocery store workers. >>> more than 73,000 californians have already received the vaccine. 55,000 shots have been administered nationwide. so far, 2.8 million doses of the pfizer vaccine has been distributed than the cronet. >>> california is keeping than eye out for a new strain of the coronavirus in the uk. so far, there's no evidence that it's here in california. >> the

against their interests and their dislike was mutual in a tweet to a fund raising event in 2015 trump sniped by a twitter i wish good luck to all the republican candidates that travel to california to beg for money etc from the koch brothers puppets the koch brothers some of them via come from a c. for koch brothers worked against trunk during the election campaign and they supported other candidates tried but have since made their peace but he has since delivered results for these interest groups if you look at the recent tax reforms the oil industry among others has profited massively the corporations also benefit from the message of the regulate. in the environmental sector. 2019 charles koch hit back a truck with a surprising move new organization started emerging within his otherwise strictly conservative network that now explicitly advocated democrats a joint think tank with left leaning multi billionaire george soros was just one notable example the subject disarmament. this is a very interesting and high profile development because it shows that old party political distinctions no lo

it's not necessarily a sign of too much euphoria joining me for the hour, jim levle leventhal, jason snipe is principal of odyssey capital vi advisers and michael farr. take a look at where we are trading this friday, right across the board dow, s&p and nasdaq on track for their largest weekly losses in some six weeks steve weiss, i'm wondering what the action tells us, if anything, about where we are and where we may go. all right, jim leventhal, i hope can you hear me and we can hear you. why tonight don't you take that question. >> so the markets are off about 1% or 2% depending which index you look at. that's not horrible but it is an omen we clearly need fiscal stimulus to bridge the gaps of when the vaccines are dis wtributed las g largely. people are hurting a lot if you're a restaurant owner or employee, you're in trouble and you're scared. this is classic philosophy of hobbs getting us out of the jungle via is the social taxes p we pay taxes so the government will take care of the needy. i'm getting kind of hot under the collar that it's taking this long this shouldn't be politics

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he doesn't like the sniping in the media.ig distraction when this is about optimism for the country. joe biden saying the vaccine rollout is problematic, lacks strategy. alex azar says you're wrong. that is nonsense. we have comprehensive plans working with the cdc working with five public health jurisdictions across the country and the military is on this. your reaction to that fight? >> i saw the remarks from president-elect biden and i thought they were tone deaf and didn't reflect the hard work and planning that had gone into the whole roll out plan. i see what is happening. seems that the priorities are correct in getting it to the front line workers in healthcare, getting it to senior citizens in nursing hopes. most vulnerable with preexisting conditions. having adverse out comes because of the coronavirus. this is just extraordinary to do this all in less than a year. it is all because, in my opinion, president trump gets the credit and should get the credit. elizabeth: critics say why not give the president the credit

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snipe 2014, president obama -- soledad: in 2014, president obama corrected prejudice that spanned threee awarded 24 army veterans the medal of honor. just three had lived to see the day. melvin morris' family watched as he finally got what was due him. he had dragged sergeant hagen's body to safe territory in september of 1969. it was now march 2014. 44 years after his heroism in vietnam. >> finally that day came, and it was a great honor. you know, it took a long while for it to sink in, and i don't think it's fully sunk in yet. president obama: please give them a big round of applause. [applause] soledad: staff sergeant morris tells me he was never bitter since being honored, he's spoke ton many audiences, sharing his story and demonstrating that bravery has many faces. and he colonel barnum often appear together. regardless of recognition with medals or other accolades, the bravery of all service members is worthy of recognition. we honor all those who fought and are fighting today with respect and with thanks. >> coming up next -- marathon man. a story of service and sacrifice. why

there is a lot of partisan sniping going on.e ought to be celebrating the fact that we have millions and millions of doses of an affective vaccine going out. we've worked on all 64 health jurisdictions in this country, we have provided feedback back and forth. this is working. it will work. it is under control. we're leveraging the private distribution system that works every year for flu vaccines. d.o.d. c.v.s., fedex, what they said on wednesday at the summit, this is what we do, let us do our jobs. >> brennan: the president signed an executive order on monday saying he would prioritize americans by not allowing the drug to be exported until after americans have been vaccinated. how is that going to work? are you going to seize supply? >> actually, the first part you referred to is always going to be the case. we're always going to make sure that the americans are getting vaccinated first with the fruits of "operation warped speed,",. >> brennan: are you going to stop pfizer from exporting our vaccine to the allies? >> we're g

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festive period and whether to sensible or foolhardy to permit such celebrations and we ask whether to snipe plain sailing for an effective vaccine program or whether there are still potential pitfalls to come but 1st to alex with your reaction to our recent tribute to the late john hume and our show on scotland's national day same time just see. i am says george reid got me involved in politics in 1709 to my mind he was the greatest m.p. this country that scotland has ever seen at 82 he still talks more sense than many of the muppets involved in the scottish and westminster governments to be solely on citizen says you don't listen lightning to independence for scotland i was particularly interested to hear that professor suddenly i'm a calm a great figure of the national movement scotland professor of constitutional law at the university european m.p. the deal mccormack had drawn up a constitution on the basis of here's what i made earlier isn't it time to put out for any releasing a pillar fernandez says some time to stay lemley a lot from from billy kay one of the guests on the program ch

against their interests and they dislike was mutual in a tweet to a fund raising event in 2015 trump sniped by a twitter i wish good luck to all the republican candidates that travel to california to beg for money etc from the koch brothers puppets the koch brothers some of them via come from the koch brothers worked to gain strength during the election campaign and they supported other candidates tried but have since made their peace but he has since delivered results for these interest groups if you look at the recent tax reforms of the oil industry among others has profited massively the corporations also benefit from the massive deregulate. in the environmental sector. 2019 charles koch hit back at trump with a surprising move new organization started emerging within his otherwise strictly conservative network that now explicitly advocated democrats a joint think tank with left leaning multi billionaire george soros was just one notable example the subject disarmament. this is a very interesting and high profile development because it shows that old party political distinctions no longe

against their interests and their dislike was mutual in a tweet to a fund raising event in 2015 trump sniped by a twitter i wish good luck to all the republican candidates that travel to california to beg for money etc from the koch brothers puppets the koch brothers some of them via come from us here for koch brothers worked to gain strength during the election campaign and they supported other candidates tried but have since made their peace but he has since delivered results for these interest groups if you look at the recent tax reforms the oil industry among others has profited massively the corporations also benefit from the massive deregulate. in the environmental sector. in 2019 charles koch hit back a truck with a surprising move new organization started emerging within his otherwise strictly conservative network that now explicitly advocated democrats a joint think tank with left leaning multi billionaire george soros was just one notable example the subject disarmament. this is a very interesting and high profile development because it shows that old party political distinctions a

against their interests and they dislike was mutual in a tweet to a fund raising event in 2015 trump sniped by a twitter i wish good luck to all the republican candidates that travel to california to beg for money etc from the koch brothers puppets brothers some of them via come from a c. for koch brothers worked to gain strength during the election campaign and they supported other candidates tried but have since made their peace but he has since delivered results for these interest groups if you look at the recent tax reforms of the oil industry among others has profited massively the corporations also benefit from the massive deregulate. when in the environmental sector. in 2019 charles koch hit back a truck with a surprising move new organization started emerging within his otherwise strictly conservative network that now explicitly advocated democrats a joint think tank with left leaning multi billionaire george soros was just one notable example the subject disarmament. this is a very interesting and high profile development because it shows that old party political distinctions no lo

what we've got as human beings and it's the most difficult thing to do it's way easier to sit and snipe at people once a year and we should be able to find out just once who in an honest poster in this world would turn into a polite culture again tomorrow because everybody is operating under the cloak of complete anonymity and being used as a candidate would say yeah just like for healing it has to be unity and dialogue and understanding and looked at is no excuse for any kind of racism there's no excuse for you know all the unconscionable behavior that people engage in hurting one another and. and you know there is hysterical racism in this country and areas business and it you know needs to be addressed. people will remember. let me at let me ask you you seem very healed to me now i don't know if you know i don't know your personal story that's i may have to read this book to get all of it i've read a cursory stuff but do you feel happy as a man talks about running with his dogs having soft boiled eggs i find that the suppress a city of those moments is what makes you happy there's no

there's been a bit of sniping, both from european health officials and politicians, and those in theprove the pfizer vaccine yesterday ahead of other leading regulators, and doctor anthony faucl regulators, and doctor anthony fauci, a member of the white house coronavirus task force said in media interviews the uk didn't do it carefully, it rushed through the approval. but in a bbc interview tonight, he is rather rowed back. here is what he had to say by way of explanation. our process is one that takes more time than was taken with the uk, and thatjust is the reality. i did not mean to imply any sloppiness, even though it came out that way. so if it did, ijust want to set the record straight. i have a great deal of confidence in what the uk does both scientifically and from a regulatory standpoint. if i somehow came across differently, i apologise for that. well, there was a hint there and he went on to explain that in the us they felt that it was necessary not to be seen to be rushing things through, because of sensitivities around the vaccine debate and the politics of it and itju

that have to be put into place as well so there's plenty of areas that the opposition can continue to snipe at the government over. still ahead here on al-jazeera jubilation and relief in argentina as the senate benched to legalize abortion in a decision that could echo across latin america. an american who spent decades in prison after spying for israel receives a hero's welcome in tel aviv. western turkey has joined most of the middle east was these temperature regimes a false spring in fact the flowers are already blew me and yes i know where the end of december there is stuff all over the eastern side of turkey in the high ground vans and photographs otherwise this general area is now fine and dry but there are showers develop in central sadi dentals necker across towards sudan maybe across wisconsin any light showers i think nothing much coming out of the sky but general cloudy regime not much strong wind anyway you'll notice but rizzi had sacks we have tropical soccer balls talk about the landfall as happened just about of the top of bayer just the north i think the winds are seeing s

that sniping trials in spain show. now has more now from manchester it's tempting to think the arrival of a vaccine will mean the end of all this students being tested before returning home for christmas, whole city populations trying to reduce transmission. but it won't. we don't have many long term. we don't know people, we need em on your back. so there's a lot of things we don't know. so using diamonds at the moment and that you know, in the medium term, it's going to be medium words and fast accurate testing remains a vital goal to find a solution for which case will be the cultural flux at this is a, do it yourself test delivering results in 10 minutes. the mideast certain 19 test is being trialled in spain. it's u.k. developers safe faster than existing alternatives using nothing more invasive than a saliva sample. just to be partnered with an app, a unique q.r. code. there is the potential here for a digital immunity passport system. there's a timer and allocated to the test that you've actually undertaken in t

that have to be put into place as well so there's plenty of areas that the opposition can continue to snipe at the government over. to lead here and i'll deserve an american who spent decades in prison officer spying for israel sees it here as well tel aviv. chinese court sentences pro-democracy activists up to 3 years in jail for trying to flee the crackdown in hong kong. over the weekend it got really cold in northern china throughout to be honest it was briefly data mas 40 in the morning it's not quite as cold now but winter is clearly setting with daytime temperatures in your avatar hobbit about minus 80 that color has been spreading out across the open water as it will keep doing that on thursday and friday which means a pile up of snow in places like a cry the supplier has got 3 days of it in fact it gets heavier sun disappears and temperatures slowly rise on saturday which is fairly typical of increasing snow that we've seen since though in south korea but i think the easing in the wind the change the wind direction will get rid of that by friday the temp should hold calms come up to

festive period and whether to sensible or foolhardy to permit such celebrations and we ask whether to sniping ceiling for an effective vaccine program or whether there are still potential pitfalls to come but 1st to alex with your reaction to our recent tribute to the late john hume and our show on scotland's national day same time tuesday. i am says so george reid got me involved in politics in 1709 to my mind he was the greatest m.p. this country that scotland has ever seen at 82 he still talks more sense than many of the muppets involved in the scottish and west but as to governments today. and see it and says you don't listen lightning to independence for scotland i was particularly interested to hear that professor samir mccollum a great figure of the national movement scotland professor of constitutional law at the university european m.p. that will mccormack drawn up a constitution on the basis of here's what i made earlier isn't it time to put out for any releasing a pillar fernandez says sometimes lemley a lot from from billy kay one of the guests on the program christine official sa

republicans have to accept in this balance of power and figure out how to make it work into the constant sniping at each other with the fundamentals of the entire system of government. and then to say neither us will win the war and if we keep digging deeper then eventually we will be in so deep we cannot climb out. so to have this commission so let's dig about the possible future of congress. . . . . i in the sense that i am a silver lining guy, with the caveat that in congress, this will not happen in the one 17th congress but the foundation has been laid, i think, to get members to think more deeply about the job, what their job actually is as a lawmaker. i do think members of congress go through an enormous amount of effort time, time away from family to and i think they will soon learn they can make their lives easier if they can in order for just a little bit. put aside some other.that might work in the campaign and be the troop guardians in this and it can be done through a number of small and relatively easy goals and objectives but primarily toward again, as i said, bipartisan organizat

we are in the balance of power for a long time how to make it work we cannot just do this constant sniping at each other with the fundamental the entire system of government. my hope is that at some point to say neither of us will win this war and if we keep digging deeper into the trenches we can ever climb out. so let's think big about what are the possible futures of congress. and to be looking outside of congress as well with this moment the feeling stuck. >> i agree also there is a silver lining type of guy and that reform will not happen overnight it would happen in the 117th congress but to get members to think more deeply what the job of lawmaker is? i do think members of congress go through an enormous amount of effort and time to achieve something and they will serve soon leave it will make their lives easier to put aside what might work in a campaign to be the true guardians. and this can be done through a number of small and relatively easy goals and objectives and primarily towards a bicameral, bipartisan organization. and the incoming president, the president-elect with the r

against their interests and they dislike was mutual in a tweet to a fund raising event in 2015 trump sniped by a twitter i wish good luck to all the republican candidates that travel to california to beg for money etc from the koch brothers puppets the koch brothers some of them via comes must see for koch brothers work to gain strength during the election campaign and they supported other candidates tried but have since made their peace but he has since delivered results for these interest groups if you look at the recent tax reforms the oil industry among others has profited massively the corporations also benefit from the massive d. regulate. and in the environmental sector. in 2019 charles koch hit back at trump with a surprising move new organization started emerging within his otherwise strictly conservative network that now explicitly advocated democrats a joint think tank with left leaning multi-billionaire george soros was just one notable example the subject disarmament i think this is a very interesting and high profile development because it shows that old party political distin

it's not necessarily a sign of too much euphoria joining me for the hour, jim levle leventhal, jason snipe principal of odyssey capital vi advisers and michael farr. take a look at where we are trading this friday, right across the b

it will be released on amazon prime in march and stars tracy morgan and wesley snipes. >> my husband will be so excited to hear that. >> eddie murphy and eddie murphy and eddie murphy. >> wasn't it crazy when we were kids watching that for the first time. that's eddie? that's eddie? >> he was the original. >> all right. well, the original forecast of it all, meteorologist kari hall with a look at what we can expect in the forecast today. i don't know if it will be as nice but it should be, right? >>> absolutely. we're going to enjoy sunshine, cold temperatures for you this morning. we are going to have a beautiful afternoon. let's get you out the door in walnut creek starting out at 44 degrees. it will cool down around sunrise and then start to warm up with a lot of sunshine for today. we're heading into the upper 50s and low 60s. it will still be cool in parts of the tri-valley, over to antioch. 60 today in santa rosa and palo alto as well as san jose. if you were wondering what's better, should i use a real tree or, as mike says, a tree run. using fake trees. we get our fake trees

it also stars tracy morgan, wesley snipes. what a lineup. >> wow. you know what, i'm so excited.ne of my favorite movies of all time from the opening, they're going to have another dance sequence. >> that was right on time when you said that. >> answered my prayers. >> yes, please! all the stars. >> she was in the original one. >> has not aged. >> not a bit. >> i know. give me whatever she is having. that will be good. mark your calendars. back to our top stories including president trump possibly holding up the latest stimulus deal. how much more money he says all americans should get. >> christmas nearly upon us. what are you planning to do? we are live at sfo this morning keeping an eye on the travel and warning people to stay at home. >> more vaccines are on the way. up next a brand-new mega deal with pfizer secured by the trump administration. that breaking news right after the break. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:30 it is christmas eve eve. oh, yes. we're getting closer and getting you ready for the holidays as it approaches fast. a live look for yo

this house for a long time and we have to go how to make it work but we can't just do this constant sniping at each other because it's strength the fundamentals of our entire system of government my hope is that wake up and say we are not going to win this one and if we keep digging deeper into these countries, eventually you're going to be so be able to climb out so having this commission, thinking big about possible futures congress and i think we're going to need something more than incremental low hanging, we need to look at incentives outside of congress as well. we talked about incentives, a career path, we got a lot on the table now. maybe this moment of feeling really stuck his a moment in which we say i don't, we've got to do something different. anything else is the definition of insanity. >> i agree with lee in the sense that i am a silver lining guy also. with the caveat that reform in congress will not happen overnight. it will not happen in the one 17th congress but the foundation has been laid. ... and in order to achieve something i think they will soon learn they can make t

certainly praised joe biden when he talks about them, why not welcome mcconnell to the fold rather than snipingt him? >> well, howard, this is a legitimate story. mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader, has been very slow to congratulate the president or excuse me, congratulate the -- howie: elect. >> yeah. for his new president-elect status and why, that's the story, howard. the story is how republicans are divided over donald trump's election claims and how people are -- including people who of voted in the electoral college, have been intimidated by people who are fighting to represent truth and justice and this is unprecedented. this is new. that's why the media cover it. social media, it's where you see even more of a debate, even more activity. the one thing we're not seeing is a varying of mitch mcconnell support for the system and the fact that once again we can see the system works and president trump is going to be recognized as the loser in this election. howie: i certainly agree it's new. the new york times reported that president trump met on friday with mike flynn, is now par

are most in need, but we got a deal done that otherwise the leadership of both parties were frankly sniping at each other, but not willing to get something done. so i'm proud that this is exactly the same range of what we presented a few weeks back. it's been massaged a little bit by the so-called leaders. and tonight, we're going to prove that congress won't be the grinch that stole christmas, and we will make sure this relief will get out to people, starting as soon as the day after christmas, when people otherwise would be losing their unemployment. >> there's millions of people who have actual gone into poverty over this past several months because of the coronavirus pandemic. but are you saying that the democratic leadership in the house failed before the election, they should have accepted what steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary, was proposing, $1.8 trillion? >> i'm saying that neither side for a host of political reasons, really were all in to getting a deal done before the election. and i'm saying that thank goodness a bipartisan group of senators, and for that matter, 15 members

act, party leaders mostly just sniped at each other. >> an assault on american workers -- >> they'resmall business owners -- >> reporter: by early november, west virginia democrat joe mnuchin had seen enough. he reached out to maine republican susan collins, and soon the two had launched a bipartisan working group. their 600 pages of legislation became the jumping off point for a new relief bill. how important was the work that the bipartisan groups did to get this started? >> we wouldn't be where we are today if it hadn't been for what we were able to do. we had input from an awful lot of people. >> reporter: they focusing on emergency measures like an eviction moratorium that would prevent landlords from forcing up to 40 million people from their homes just after the holidays. and providing tens of billions of dollars for small business owners desperately trying to make it through the pandemic without losing their livelihoods, including some businesses passed down for generations. and billions more for vaccine distribution, a need brought home as lawmakers began getting their own s

i wish the democrats would pull together and quit sniping in washington, complaining about every single the paper. he's the president we got. we got to get behind him, got to get behind the country. he's got a really, really tough job here, so he doesn't need me or rick wilson or anybody second guessing him for the moment. we've got to rally this country together. >> please note what these two backdrops have in common. both gentlemen have an american flag behind them. james carville, rick wilson, a pleasure as always. thank you both for coming back on. >>> coming up for us, a mission to be sure we know where this virus got its start. to be sure virus got its start. less sick days! cold coming on? zicam® is clinically proven to shorten colds! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam zinc that cold! we're all finding ways to keep moving. but how do we make sure the direction we're headed is forward? at fidelity, you'll get the planning and advice to prepare you for the future, without sacrificing the things that are important to you today. we'

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this is the offending feature this cold front that's gathering that's making its way further race was snipe back over towards pennsylvania towards well upstate new york into new england into that eastern side of kind of that some heavy rain there for a time you see just around the mid atlantic states clear skies kwacha weather coming into central parts by sunday some snow there just around on terry i'm at its best a scotch want more in the way of snow also just fading up into the northwest of the us around the pacific northwest into that western side of canada where we'll also see some rather heavy rain for a time that snow will make its way across the mountain states most the lake effect snow there you notice over towards the midwest to the south of that things drawing up quite nicely destroyed up quite nicely now across the caribbean plenty of sunshine coming through that will be what it says showers it has to be said just about anywhere you could catch a shower with 2 showers perhaps a little more alive if it's on sunday but drop by monday. as a 2nd wave of covert 19 brings us surgeon in

so after a little bit of that you start getting the leaks to the paper and there's kind of the snipingou can't please everybody. but i think biden with a few kind of optical fetishes sometimes that i think are unnecessary are staffing the administration that seems like, yeah, that's what you wanted out of the president, get what you voted for. >> james carville, your prediction on the presidential election was right. you were sure of it, you were vehement. how do you see the two georgia races -- no pressure but only control of the senate is resting upon the result. >> i see polling and i do calculations all the time. i don't think anyone can really know because first of all we don't know how the republicans are going to react and come out more for trump, how the democrats are going to react. the democrats have a horrible covid problem in georgia. this is going to have some effect on the staffing of this election. and if continues in the direction it's going on, it could have some effect on turnout, and that might even be adverse to democrats. but i don't think anyone knows. i spent tim

we can't just do this constant sniping at each other. because it's really just ring the fundamentals of our entire system of government. my hope is that at some point, both sides wake up and say, neither of us is going to win this war. and if we keep digging deeper into these trenches, eventually we're going to be so deep in that we won't ever be able to climb out. and so as to having some bowling commission let's think big about what are the possibilities of congress, and i think we need something more than incremental low hanging fruit. i think we need to look at the incentive outside of congress as well. since elections are talked about the career path. we've got a lot of a table right now. maybe this moment of feeling really stuck in the moment which we say enough. got to do something different. anything else is a definition of insanity. smacked him on this point? i agree with lee in the sense that i'm also a silver lining guy. with the caveat that reform in congress will not happen overnight. it will not happen in the hundred 17th c

i wish the democrats would pull together and quit sniping in washington, complaining about every single thing i see in the paper. he's the president we got. we got to get behind him, got to get behind the country. he's got a really, really tough job here, so he doesn't need me or rick wilson or anybody second guessing him for the moment. we've got to rally this country together. >> it is great to see you guys getting along. to our viewer, please note what these two backdrops have in common. both gentlemen have an american flag behind them. james carville, rick wilson, a pleasure as always. thank you both for coming back on. >>> coming up for us, a mission to be sure we know where this virus got its start. >>> a group of international experts is going to soon get to travel to china to investigate the origins of the coronavirus. this is something of a break through allowing westerners to see what became ground zero for themselves. it won't surprise you to learn there is concern over how much access they're going to be given from beijing. nbc news correspondent keir simmons has our report

and he takes his guys out there and some of his family members had been sniping at the union soldiers in that area. so he's to go out and do some reconnaissance. his men get out there and they start foraging. and they get multiple dozen wagons of bounty and mead is outraged. he's outraged and he writes to his wife, to margaret, later that week and he said it's the most despicable act that he's seen conducted in the war. and he was embarrassed of his men. to be looting and confiscating property from virginians, known secessionists, but that's what conciliation means. that means leaves the civilians on the sideline. but emancipation and the trajectory of the war is going to change. and mead has to change with it. but there's no doubt and people like to talk about mead and grant. that's the conversation that will define the end of the war. but i find mead's relationship with mcclellan incredibly important. mead's relationship with mcclellan. he thinks about war a lot. he looks at how mcclellan navigates these complex waters of civil/military relations and he thinks about this and he thin

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that have to be put into place as well so there's plenty of areas that the opposition can continue to snipe at the government over and i suppose biggest of all is the financial sector which is about 80 percent of the u.k. economy that's not really covered by this trade deal at all. the whole area of equivalence and how the trading relationship financially between the u.k. and the e.u. will go in the coming months and years as well so i suppose the question over in or out which has finished but the political debates of how britain continues to trade with europe and vice versa that's going to go on and on and on yes it is not a pull britain thanks very much over in there in london there have been several aftershocks in central croatia here a day after a 6.4 magnitude quake killed at least 7 people and struck near the town of petunia 50 kilometers from the capital zagreb local mez says half the town has been destroyed many people spent the night in tents afraid to return to their homes rain fell overnight which turned rebel into mud. meanwhile scientists have warned they could be more aftersho

remember back in 2018, then congressman ron desantis who was running for governor and brendabrenda snipes -- it felt y similar to what we just saw it, governor ron desantis instituted new roles and measures and was tied up in the courts. now florida had all the results and by 9:30 eastern on election night. georgia did not have that same experience. i'm going to push back on what rawsoralstonwhat -- she spent tf millions of dollars tying up the georgia secretary of state office into very expensive lawsuits and they changed signature requirements, verification, absentee ballot protocols come as a wall republicans were playing politics, democrats replayed personnel and process. and that opens the door for fraud edit opens the door for signatures not matching up correctly, which is why you saw a lot of these discrepancies and why you see republicans saying i don't know if i trust these results for good reason. but a lot of it is because -- >> martha: charlie, in a way -- in a way that's what rawsohesame. same. it may open the door for a lot of mat potential for things to happen that are not

for a long time and we have to figure out how to make it work and we can't just do this constantly snipingch other because it's really destroying the fundamentals of our entire system of government. i hope is that at some point both sides wake up and say neither of us is going to win this war and if we keep digging deeper into the trenches eventually we will be so deep and that we won't ever be able to climb out. so as tim said, having some boeing commission, some sort of like let's think big about what are the possible futures of congress i think we are going to need something more than the incremental low hanging fruit. i think we need to look at the incentive outside of congress as well the system of elections, we talked about career paths, we have a lot on the table right now and maybe this moment of feeling really stuck at the moment in which we finally say enough we got to do something different. anything else is the definition of insanity. >> tim, on this point? >> i agree with lee in the sense that i'm also a silver lining guy and with the caveat that reform in congress will not ha

do a reconnaissance near this homestead, near drains bill nesville, and some of the army had been sniping at union soldiers, so he would go out into reconnaissance, and his men would go out, and they started foraging, foraging, and they get like multiple dozen and meade isnties outraged, and he writes to his it is thearet, saying most despicable act he has seen in the war, and he is embarrassed of his men. to be looting and confiscating , knowny from virginians secessionists, but that is what it means. on the sideline. that is mcclellan's philosophy, and the trajectory of the war is going to change, then meade has to change with it, but there is no doubt, and people like to talk about meade and grant, right? that is the conversation that will define the end of the war, but i find his relationship with mcclellan incredibly important. meade's relationship with mcclellan. he writes a lot about mcclellan. he looks at his conduct in war. he looks at how mcclellan navigates these complex waters of civil-military relations, and he ruminates on this. he thinks about this, and he thinks that mccle

mead takes his armies out there, and some of the soldiers have been sniping union members in this area. they start foraging. and they get like multiple dozen wagons of bounties and meade is outraged. he is outraged and he writes to his wife, margaret later that week and he said it is the most despicable act that he has seen conducted in the war and he was embarrassed of his men. to be looting and confiscating property from virginians. known secessionists, but that is what conciliation is. that means you leave the civilians on the sideline, that is mcclelland's philosophy. emancipation in the trajectory of the war is going to change and then meade has to change with it. there is no doubt and people like to talk about meade and grant. that is the conversation that will define the end of the war, but i find meade's relationship with mcclelland incredibly important. meade relationship with mcclelland is important. he looks at mcclelland's conduct in the war, he looks at how mcclelland navigates these complex waters of civil military relations and he ruminates on this, he thinks about this