commissioner sommer. >> commissioner: i might of gotten a little lost. are we asking, alliance is the lower cost faster, less amount of time. so we're going back to them and saying, can you guys do this or more money in the longer amount of time? is that what we are saying? >> commissioner sommer, my understanding is the commission is interested in ensuring there is sufficient outreach time early in the process to develop a comprehensive list of candidates and is asking and i believe wants to move forward with alliance but with the assurance with adding additional time to the outreach process, you know, that they can do that and my understanding is that you want. >> commissioner: okay. >> one option would be to not accept the proposal. >> commissioner: sorry. it's more a conversation of the timeline and requesting further information from them regarding, hey, it sounds like this is a little tight to us, would you think it's appropriate to adjust it type of conversation and i suppose we're just, that is being left at the discussion of the conversation of

there is that very real threat that set larry sommer talks about about overheating the economy and inflation those could both blow up for the democrats. >> they could good morning thanks for having me on. i think a couple of things i think back in the 80s during the cold war we spent massively and we spent in a smart way i thought there democrats that do not support that there were more republicans it did the master job at world creation came out of it for the country we defeated our foe. were organizing today about a new cold war how do you go after china? i think that's what the president has to focus on if he's going to continue to win bipartisan support but is not winning in washington he's winning it amongst voters. dana worked for a president after 911 they had to understand a heavy parvenu platform pretty here we are today america's push to sink more energy projects petroleum products it anywhere in the world. the next challenges who can when the energy production battle. can we beat china? can we beat asia? what did we learn from the pandemic. are we making smart investments. is open

excuse me, harry sommer. thank you for joining us this morning.vaccine passports that takes effect on july 1st. it's putting your cruise line in a tough spot as you require to have all crew and passengers to be vaccinated. have you spoken to governor desantis and how are you trying to resolve this. >> first off, michael, i want to thank you for having us on this morning. being able to talk to your listeners about the restart of the cruise industry this summer. you know, to address your question specifically we want to thank governor desantis for his tremendous support of the cruise industry over its entire time as governor and specifically these last few months helping working with us to get cruising restarted. at the end of the day we have the same goal in mind, to restart cruising safely for our guests in an excellent way with a fantastic product and i think when people are aligned on the same goal they find a way to move forward. >> you say your goals are aligned but what does the compromise look like and if the state doesn't relent are you pre

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. >> so this comes after former president obama's national economic council larry sommers also warnedying, quote, all signs are of inflation starting to break out. we have the president and of course ec of the federal reserve bank of minneapolis, neel kashkari. so what do you say to these concerns about inflation? >> well, erin, we've been having low inflation, the fed aims for 2% inflation. we've been having low inflation for more than ten years. and after the financial crisis, people predicted that inflation was about to come, it was around the corner, and it never came. the federal reserve has very powerful tools if inflation does materialize, if it surprises us to the upside, we have the tools to keep it in check. what we've said is let's just wait, let's wait till the 8.5 million americans who are out of work today who were working before the pandemic, let's give them a chance to get back into the labor force, let's see how the economy thrives, and if we need to raise rates, we'll do it. but let's not cut off the recovery prematurely. >> so, the economy -- i mean, look, it is rec

. >> reporter: dance historian and florida state university emerita sally sommer agrees. >> if you wanterica, maybe study the history of tap. >> reporter: it is a history that dates back to the 1600s when enslaved africans were brought to america. >> if everything is taken from you, and all that is left is your body, you're going to make art with your body. >> reporter: that dance continued to evolve through the 18th and 19th centuries as america became a melting pot of cultures and rhythms. >> the irish and the scots, who came in early, came in with, also, a family of step dances. the african dancer traditionally danced with bare feet on bare earth. the irish step dancers generally danced on a wooden floor, sometimes with special shoes, sometimes not. ♪ >> reporter: a home-grown kind of dance began to emerge, finding its footing in burgioning new york city in a lower east side neighborhood called five points. >> it happened in the down unoand out places, where no joy was supposed to happen. >> reporter: that joy continued from minstral shows to vaudeville and then broadway. eventually