a spade and not trying to present us policy as balanced as many of his successors did before. yes i think i think it is clarifying as to the real nature of the u.s. relationship to israel and to any kind of diplomacy that would bring about a sustainable peace the problem is that he not only. took the disguise away the pretension of balance but he also endorsed a maximalist netanyahu zionist agenda which substantively carried beyond the prove what. israel felt empowered to do and he endorsed for instance israeli sovereignty in the goal of the hives moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and. the u.n. consensus on that point and generally going beyond what other leaders had done substantively as well as being more candid symbolically. now many foreign policy experts would also remember 2020 as the year when. the arab countries earlier resolve of denying israel normalization of relations before a state of palestine is created gave weights you know opened dealmaking paid the u.a.e. back rain saddam is that the same diplomatic ties and. other countries arab countries considering to d

have done what we've been doing and because the host said it is they that we will continue to call a spade a spade alright and is this just a diplomatic spat or is this going to have a serious impact on relations between china and germany. i think we see a more aggressive behavior by 'd russia and china 'd if you look at the willingness of the chinese government to leverage economic relationship with regard to disagreements on policy issues with a country like australia most recently i think we should be prepared for some. more difficult environment in this regard but i think this is also a preparation by russia and china for the upcoming return of the united states as a meaningful act in the context of the u.n. and the u.n. security council this is more going into. we call politics because in a 19th century style even more so important that middle powers like germany or european partners like partners in the alliance for multilateralism ensure that the rule of law and basic principles are upheld in the united nations and around the world as this institution would otherwise lose its legiti

a spade all right and is it this just a diplomatic spat or is this going to have a serious impact on relations between china and germany. i think we see a more aggressive behavior by 'd russia and china 'd if you look at ringback the willingness of the chinese government to leverage economic relationship with regard to disagreements on policy issues with a country like australia most recently i think we should be prepared for some. more difficult environment in this regard but i think this is also a preparation by russia and china for the upcoming return of the united states as a meaningful act in the context of the u.n. and the u.n. security council this is more going into. we call politics because. in a 19th century style even more so important that middle powers like germany or european partners like partners in the alliance for multilateralism ensure that the rule of law and basic principles are upheld in the united nations and around the world as this institution would otherwise lose its legitimacy they have to say that some critics have said that germany's economic ties to chin

well it's i think out most harmful most likely and especially having such a spade and i guess my left lost the with the. on power most of the hong kong us to have also been at least at the state thing but. it's more about this more and get and see i'd say i haven't seen what's been happening for the past week. so given the crackdown that is happening given the lower changes that are happening at can your pro-democracy fight continue. definitely yeah i think domestic resistance has changed its form but it's still going very strong very much so. although another more common in cities are arrested i do believe and i have seen that's a lot of other independent actors as they're working about to push with one solid in the city and aside from that on the international stage a lot of this work is being done by such as the x. them system member nathan more people like them that's the exciting part of. this hope i think but we're in a time of covert now where it's where lots of governments are acting against crowds gathering so what sort of resistance can you put up under these sort of circums

we shouldn't, we should call a spade a spade. president is attempting to overturn an election he lost. he'll lose but tell us the significance of this effort anyway. >> jim, it really is yet another dagger strike at the heart of our american democracy, the elections in which the american people expressed their will, and they've done that. there is a challenge mechanism under the constitution and federal law, the electoral count act. if you have one objection from a member of the house and one objection from the member of the senate, you can force a debate. the bottom line is unless both houses agree, these slates that are being challenged will not be thrown out. that's the law. it's not happening. this is a futility. they're just wasting time in the middle of a pandemic, in the middle of an economic congress to pander to president trump's ego and undermining faith in our democracy. it's terrible. >> the final word in what is vice president mike pence, i don't think he's ever challenged this president publicly. how does he walk th

let's call a spade a spade here. you heard president-elect biden and he is president-elect. this has been certified already in the states. say that the current administration despite that is putting up in his words road blocks in the transition process. this is happening days after, you had a u.s. suicide bomber, right, on the streets of nashville. a couple weeks after it was discovered that russia carried out a deeply damaging, and they're still assessing the damage, of a massive cyber attack that the president still hasn't commented on. that has consequences. paul, does it not, for the safety of this country today? >> absolutely. you've written books on this, jim and senator santorum served on armed services. we have enemies in america. there are a lot of evil doers out there. we have enemies in iran, in north korea. we have enemies in china. we have enemies in russia. and then the nonstate actors isis, el al qaeda. they know we are vulnerable in these transitions. they bombed the u.s.s. cole in yemen in the final months of the clinton administration and then attacked nief

but "snl" lets david spade do that and he got away with it.t i don't think to let alec baldwin or his wife be made fun of. >> so is hilaria an influencer? how much influence and you think she is going to do after this? >> i'm not sure that this is going to hurt her long term. there's a lot that goes on in her social media that i think is quite powerful. >> like what? >> well, her entire angle on motherhood. she has five grandkids. she talks a lot about the beauty of -- >> she is trying to lock it down. big i think she's got a lock down already. i mean, they've been together since 2011. i don't think she's worried about that. i'm not sure this is something that is going to last a long time and "snl" cannot afford to let go of baldwin. i am so happy to see that they got rid of jim carrey doing biden, which i thought was terrible. >> what you think? >> yeah, i thought it was funny that donald jr. called him bas basic. i think the true test of a comedian is being able to laugh at yourself and your spouse. all of the great comedians do it. but this

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folks wanting on that "reopening" reflation trade and we are seeing it in spades in that russell 2000joe: romaine mentioned profit-taking, is that a real thing? abigail: it is a real thing, especially when you see outflows etf, and some stocks that were up 500% on the er only up 440%. i think you see some folks wanting to cash in on the gains. the big question on a fundamental basis is, do we have a year of everyone flocking to amazon? i never used amazon before this year much, and i now love it. i never used zuma before, i now love it. so how much will he be using these technologies in the future? that is the bigger question in terms of this turning out to be a 2000 moment where you had stocks with skyhigh big valuations and then, they simply dropped. or is this technology that is going to be adapted into our lives more and more, even as a return to a reopening lifestyle? i think the answer is in the middle. romaine: the big question of the day and theme of our show. bloomberg's abigail doolittle giving us a nice set up. we continue the conversation next and talk about some names if

expressing a little bit of anger with the treatment of reporters by the police a little bit of prep a spade my arms but one thing i didn't realize i only realized after looking at photos again you can check here this gun if they decided to use rubber bullets last night then i will be directly in front of the fire line and during the whole course they have been pushing reporters in there. tougher than usual way so. bill of warning for ford as well. at the moment. historic march because that was by far i think the largest in history both we wake up this morning the government standing from no changes it will be you know run through the legislature. the bill will be soon is 2nd reading on the trail of truth and we appeal to all members of the legislative council to discuss and debate on a bill in a calm and rational manner i hope that some of the appeal will gold school on eyes ations in society which may be planning. actions including perhaps some medical actions that i. being a political reporter in hong kong gives you plenty of opportunities to be cynical pessimistic. or a nasty all the thi

this week though we're also expecting tocontinues in spades as he did in-s to roll out this group of people. this week though we're also expecting to hear his picks including health and human services. we know that dr. murphy is his likely pick for surgeon general. in the past, woue've seen them come down in name only moon and more formally on tuesday. and that could be the case here as well. but it will show a transition team that is once again focused on the issue that all americans are dealing with every day, which is the pandemic, versus a president of the united states who just said in that clip that josh played that he has worked harder in the last three weeks despite the fact that for the last six plus months we've had the worst pandemic in every american's memory going on right now. the president clearly just focused on the election as the transition is focused on the crisis ahead a. >> i don't know, a couple times on a sunday you've rolled out specific names that turned out to be correct, so i'm not waiting for monday, just you. >> no pressure. >> back now to the explosive "

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report of problems oh yes i can tell a small welcome public i'm guessing spade is not alone in this shift it's certainly not essential spain has found through a report that came out from the notary generals of the notary general of course when you buy a house have to go to the notary and sign also they've got all the figures of what's happening and they've noticed that actually the sales of apartments are down on last year so what's up are that sales of actual homes with gardens or outdoor spaces so there's clearly a shift because a lot of european cities but it's not just in europe people who live in apartments often they don't have space i tore space or if they do it's quite small and it's not just in spain do you k. in fact is seeing a shift at cities like liverpool and london are seeing not only inquiries for larger homes i would cite those urban centers but actually the purchases even in some towns. the eastern england are predominantly for. londoners who want to get out of london the same is happening in the united states cities like san francisco los angeles new york which are also

call this idea an illusion and many in washington now call it any spade bed what i'm surprised by easedy the sheer back woods existence and the ease with which it was adopted because i present a scheme to be super promises on details and it isn't it ultimately based on the assumption that all non-western areas are savages because the only salvation is in adopting western ways. yes i think there's a lot of truth in that you say the west has dominated the wealth of let's say roughly 200 years and the assumptions grown up that the the western model is universal in other words it's a predictable true and should be adopted by everyone and therefore progress a's progress towards adopting a western model and this is to me a nonsense i mean you know historically things don't work no.

when china wrecked lanes both churches from western powers unlike hong kong macao has embraced spade gangs tight grip and over says to pick apart and looks at how the casino capsule became a model for china's one country 2 systems policy. this is a tale of 2 cities macau a former portuguese colony now a casino powerhouse the other hong kong a former british colony and an international financial center both returned to chinese rule in the late 1990 s. . but while hong kong pushed back against beijing's tightening control in the following years that with little opposition in macau macau has a population with very strong mainland chinese attachment emotion the politically and culturally haven't set that in the reason years there are a minority of young people in macau who tend to support western style democracy and one of those is 29 year old sulu sue an opposition member of my cows legislative assembly who says gaining support for the fight for democracy is an uphill battle. china many people. started. the british in hong kong instilled the idea of democracy in their final years the po

elsewhere in europe a voluntary mass vaccination against kirby 19 will begin in spades on sunday but the spanish health ministry said the record will be kept of anyone refusing to be vaccinated it is considered important to record cases of rejection of the vaccination in the vaccination registry in order to understand the possible reasons for a locked in sin different population groups according to the latest polls just over 40 percent of spaniards are ready to have the vaccine 60 percent said they would be willing to get inoculated if it proves to be effective almost one 3rd they refuse to get the job altogether. you know where i'm going to bed i'm not going to get vaccinated adults are boarding up for you i don't want to be registered anywhere neither the government the city council or anyone else has to know what i do support your book i believe it why lates our privacy and they should not interfere at the moment i know i'm not going to vaccinate. it doesn't seem right or wrong to me i think people should get vaccinated but without forcing anyone everyone should do as they choose

that's come a spade to the grieving parents of a teenager shot dead by israeli soldiers during the west bank protest after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person or those with. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. the important question u.s. dollar as the world reserve currency are we on the threshold of an era where it is no longer the world's reserve currency after basically a 100 year ron. welcome back nations around the world battle to turn the tide of the kovac 902nd wave experts are warning that we're in for a tough start to 2021 as well we could still see a very severe peak particularly i think probably in january is when i predict that would be most likely if we take our foot off the pedal on this 3rd wave disposable but it's also preventable so we don't have to wade through it again we must avoid the mistakes of the summit by not wasting time in listening to those who speak loudly about these untruths tha

not have to go to coaches or any compliance officers and ask hey l'oreal reached out to me or kate spade reached out to me they would love me to wear their hair dye or wear this jacket the set yuri's on game day they don't have to worry about that they can do it and we've seen the make thousands of dollars on social media they've been able to be like hi i'm so in sochi they are from the university of oklahoma here's my loci bracelet they're able to say that you can't be a football player from the years to oklahoma and say hey i'm here to talk about animal crossing on twitch and make money because then you'll be so compliance issue so the future pockets you because you're seeing a lot of these chillers who are predominately girls who predominately white girls who probably come from very middle upper income families not have to deal with same issues that the players are cheering for have to deal with in the n.c.a.a. of late needs to realize that well and look name him and i think we all have that kind of conversation this table for we all feel that college athletes should get some kind of

it produces a centripetal effect, which we see in 2020 in spades. the extremes are pushed to the extreme. it to sides pushed to the two sides get pushed to the extreme until you have what we see now, to woparate religious faiths -- t separate religious faiths. you are talking about forms of religious faith. religious faiths have to do with morals and absolutes. when people start talking and absolutes all the time, you have got real problems but a clay speaking. you have checked -- problems politically speaking. two irreconcilable sides of the faith talking in absolute terms. host: our guest is joining us for the hour. fromve the ability to hear -- paul starts us out from england. ahead.o think america will -- guest: i'm sorry i couldn't quite hear the question. think -- in future times? guest: i hope this will calm down and we are going through an extreme phase that will lead troubles.ny toils and amazing grace. eventually it will calm down, but the differences are very considerable. inone of the earlier callers an earlier segment was saying, when y

first we will spade up -- speed up the phase three trials.d, play close attention to the mutation around the world. to do we will continue the research on the vaccine to provide solid technological support for national covid-19 response. ritika: global news 24 hours a day and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by 2700 journalists and in 120 countries, i'm really good group that -- ritika gupta, this is bloomberg. francine: this is bloomberg. ♪ , this isater today bloomberg. -- this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom keene is off today. the world has learned a lot about covid-19. the virus has killed nearly 2 million people and stop the global economy. takeserg's emma o'brien us to the original epicenter, wuhan. we are in one of the most popular going out areas. people are out and about. they are socializing, eating. lots of people wearing masks still. [speaking foreign-language] here inlking to people wuhan, it is interesting to hear what triggereder the really harsh lockdown. cases on theght of hospitals here. people still talk about being affect

we have to call a spade a spade, and we're going to have to step up and take this seriously if we'regoing to change the way the city makes their budget. >> thank you, commissioner yekutiel. did you want to say anything? >> manny, i know your place. everything is so interconnected, so any conversations that you're having, please keep in touch. we know this industry like the back of our hands, and weirdly enough, it's not restaurants. it's a little wonkier than other sectors, and so i think we actually are probably the best kind of experts to talk to in terms of what do we need, so please include us, please introduce us. we're so grateful for that help. >> can i just ask for one thing with our advocacy which i think would be helpful. you mentioned what other cities are doing. if you're able to collect that in some centralized place so that the people who are making decisions in san francisco so that they can see what other similarly sized cities -- you mentioned portland and austi austin -- and how they've been able to allocate their relief funds, i think it would be possible for us to

>> guest: he saw bobby's worth taking as a campaign manager to run a campaign in spades, the campaign is floundering. looks like he's going to lose or well-positioned and in part he is a lot like the old man. right on track, how important bobby is as a manager as a true and ultimately ruthless operative. when he sees bobby's potential of a politician it is more interesting. he became devoted to his brother. the age gap, when they were young, there is a trip in 51 which i write about in the far east including vietnam in which they become much closer. he deeply admired his brother and he should run himself for office. how he felt about bobby's devotion to mccarthy, early on, he did what he felt he should do. mccarthy became more controversial, bobby is no longer in that but he was very close, that creates more problems for jack politically. this is a very close knit family, not a family that screams and yells at each other. you don't see it in the records, any particular anger on jack's part about continued loyalty on bobby's part. >> let's end with this question. the majority of jfk's

[laughter] >> i never use the word "pluck" or "moxie" but you have them both in spades.off? are you going to be able to stay open? are you going to survive this? >> you know, only time is going to tell whether or not. but we're booked. we are very fortunate to be booked. because we have created a great community. this neighborhood, this area of the upper east side where we are in is filled with the caring, loving, warm individuals who come and they support us. whether they support us on the gofundme page or they buy gift cards for people who come later on to redeem them for cocktails. tucker, we have a cocktail here called "the vaccine" and it's flying off the shelves. we are distributing more vaccines than pfizer and it's amazing to see the response. >> no one is afraid of your vaccine. tyler hollinger, merry christmas! congratulations. >> no, no. tucker, with any good vaccine, a lot of testing is required. [laughter] >> i love that. you are doing it longitudinally. good job. great to see you. >> merry christmas, tucker. >> merry christmas. and to you. and a happy new y

i'm afraid if i did that i'd get out the spade and go, all right, i'm already there. that in case it's too easy. what do you mean she's a big -- >> well, she says -- she's someone -- oh, she's very dear, you know, she's a diva. >> stephen: she's a huge stage presence, for the people who don't know. >> she's a huge presence, a big broadway star, and probably past her sell-by date, and kind of suspects that that's true, and she's pulled up everything that you can pull up and she's, you know, had the bunions cut off and she's really tried, and everything's going, and, anyway, in a last-ditch effort to revive her flagging creek, she and her friends contrive this scheme to help, in some way, make a big social statement and get some good publicity for once because, really, their careers are flagging. >> stephen: it's sort of based around a high school prom. did you go to prom? do you remember your prom? >> sure. i went to six promise, i think. >> stephen: six? wait a second, six promise? how long were you in high scho school? >> is that -- two each year for -- >> stephen: o

tucker: i never use the word pluck or moxie but you have both in spades.u going to be able to stay open? are you going to survive? >> only time will tell. we are booked and we are very fortunate to be booked because we created a great community. this area of the upper east side, loving and warm individuals, supporting on go fund me page for people who come later on to redeem them for cocktails we have a cocktail here called the vaccine and it is flying off the shelves, we are just reading more vaccines than pfizer. amazing to see the response. tucker: no one is afraid of your vaccine. >> with any good vaccine a lot of testing is required. tucker: you are doing is longitudinally. great to see you. merry christmas to you and happy new year. we will be back soon, the ones you love first. >> sean: welcome to the special edition of "hannity." merry christmas to you and your family. >> merry christmas to you and your family. we bring you the most important monologues from the past few months. my message to america on institutional corruption, the media mob's bla

trump still demands loyalty, and house republicans in particular are willing to give it to him in spades. however, with some issues, whether it's defense policy, in this case, economic policy as well, they appear more willing to split from the president than they have been in the past. how is that going to play out in the weeks ahead. both measures will ahead over to the united states senate. the senate is expected to vote to override the president's veto as well. republicans on board with democrats. what happens with the $2,000 stimulus checks. mcconnell hasn't said what he's going to do. that will be the next interesting test from where the president sits on a daily basis. >>> the speaker of the house is criticizing president trump for vetoing the crucial defense spending bill. the top democrat is calling the veto reckless, adding quote i'm going to read it for you, the president must end his 11th hour of chaos, and stop using his final moments in congress to -- >>> independent senator bernie sanders said he hopes to force republican colleagues to vote on the increased payouts. sanders

through the state of california for their share to get some help, to get rents paid and utility bills spade to make loan payments. >> let's move and on talk about unemployment benefits. what type of help will those americans who are jobless right now receive? >> well, the unemployment benefits kick in gain, and it's going to go for another 13 weeks. it's going to add another $300 on to what people are already getting from the state. so it's not the $600ed a 47 on we had previously, it's $300, but it's all going to help. probably not enough, but will bridge a gap until we can get this vaccine distributed throughout the whole inside get people back to work because of that. >> george, by let you go, obviously you paid very close attention to the markets. how do you think investors are going to react now that there is this new round of relief that will be going out to americans? >> well, the market is going to react very favorably to this, because $900 billion going into the economy means that we will have a positive first quarter of 2021. in other words, our gdp will be up instead of probably

her simple opening move, which she describes as a harmless and innocent undertaking by a lady with a spade get some shovels. come on, let's go, let's go. >> when one in three kids are on track to have diabetes in their lifetime, it doesn't matter what we do with health care if we don't solve that side of the problem. step one, when we were doing our first planting, kids are running around and you could hear the cameras clicking constantly. she just looked at me and this better work. >> 31 million american children participate in the federal school meals program. and many of these kids consume as many as half their calories daily at school. >> she has the audacity to say maybe kids should eat good food. now this strikes me as a noncontroversial thing for a mom to say. >> we'll start by updating the law that sets nutrition standards for what our kids eat at school. >> and yet, you would have thought she was ushering in stalinism through the lunchroom. >> who should be making the decisions what you eat and school choice and everything. should it be government or should it be the parents? it s

. >> reporter: she found homes for their kittens, got the kittens spade and neutered. but most have disappeared. their staff shot and killed several of the cats that had wandered into a nearby marsh. her heartbreak spilled out on social media. >> it's not okay to shoot these beings -- some of them were pets that were abandoned. >> reporter: cecilia had a hard time finding out exactly what happened until i started pushing and it was even worse than she thought. i filed a california public records act request for each incident of park staff killing cats. but the district has not supplied the documents. they did confirm shooting 12 cats in the marsh near the office park and six more in other parts of the district this year. >> we feel horrible about this. this is one thing that's just really sad and we really don't want to ever have to take this step. we are compassionate and love all wildlife and many of our staff have cats as pets. >> reporter: staff was able to trap three of the cats in marshland that's part of the pacific flyway. thousands of birds will be feeding her

trump still demands loyalty, and house republicans in particular are willing to give it to him in spadesjust watch what's played out in the wake of the election. however, with some issues, in this case economic policy they do appear more willing to split from the president than they have in the past. now how is that going play out in the weeks ahead? well, we're going get a test. both of those measures are going to head over to the united states senate. the senate is expected to vote to override the president's veto as well. republicans on board with democrats on that one. what happens with the $2,000 stimulus checks? mitch mcconnell hasn't said specifically what he is going to do. that will be the next interesting test where republicans sit given where their president is on a daily basis. phil mattingly, cnn, capitol hill. >> thanks, phil mattingly for that report. >>> the head of a senate vote bernie sanders said he hopes to force republicans to vote on the stimulus check. sanders says he will delay a vote on the spending bills, something the republicans very much want until senate maj

on our demo day in august, investors came through in spades and invested hundreds of millions of dollarso i think the ecosis the ystems bright to be honest, both the united states and around the world, almost 40% of our summer batch is international that trend is not going away >> ron, i wonder if you can comment on potential use of the funds that they're going to raise. normally, when a hotel company does a big raise, they go out and develop new properties the properties are already built. what do they do with this several billion dollars? >> well, it's always goods to have a war chest because the pandemic, i think, taught us that war chests are not a bad thing. and these companies, doordash and airbnb, can use this to expand their business. they already have a huge leg up. in the case of airbnb, 91% of their traffic is organic they don't have to pay to find customers. airbnb, 91% of the traffic comes to them. booking.com spends hundreds of millions buying ads to get customers. airbnb, you know, has that leg up the other cool thing that i'm thinking about this week is we have two compan

the primary end point was met in spades. 94 percen95% effective in preventing yourom clinically recognizable disease. withegard to severe disease, the news is in some respects even better. it is closat least with the moderna to 100% efficacious in preventingou from getting severe disease. what we don't know right now is the degree to which it keeps you from getting viral logically infected. we wl find that out as we get further on in follow-up of individualbut today we don't have the answer to that question. one of the things that is conceivable is that itill eitherrevent you from getting infected or, if it doe't prevent you from getting infected the immune response generated by the vaccine may be sufficient to diminish t virus in your nasopharynx low enough that you are infected but not infective, your infected but not transmitting it to somebody els we don't know now the answer to that question but we are going to find out from follow-up studies. >> until wfind that out if you have been vaccinated, th may happen for people even over the next few weeks. if you have been vaccinated you proba

there hasn't been a spade of lawsuits that mitch mcconnell had predicted.rs continue to plead for help from capitol hill. we'll speak to one of them, republican governor chris sununu from new hampshire on the other side of this break. nu from new hampshire on the other side of this break and at fidel, you'll get planning and advice to help you prepare for the future, without sacrificing what's most important to you today. because with fidelity, you can feel confident that the only direction you're moving is forward. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. it's velveeta versus the other guys. clearly, nothing melts like velveeta. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ as long as i got you then baby ♪ ♪ you know that you've got me, oh! yea...♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. earlier this week a group of republican governors banded together to call for congress to pass an urgently needed covid relief bill. in the five days since t

the four springs that in spades everyday. what are the capabilities a marine needs on the ground to be able to be a part of the joint fight? to have that perspective and understand their needs, again, space is not only what is on orbit, but what is on ground and the links in between. that is just a flat-out plane but were fighting example and a space example of what the marine corps brings to us. the capability in satellite communications and understanding the tactics and procedures they have and integrating them with what the air force and now space force uses has been incredible to see that. obviously, very excited for our space force component, as well, to be able to help us from an organize, train, and equip perspective and bring those capabilities to bear. the expertise that other service organizations bring have been really important. the space force as a particular specialty code for space competency and the army does as the two those are services that are really bringing a lot of that specific space force capability o

and frankly, my prosecution was political and that's really clear and the evidence has come out in spadescally it was a get flynn to get trump direction and it's at the very top of the previous administration so on all of that , maria, what the american public deserves and you've been talking about this for a long time, you've been great about it , is we, america, deserves accountability. we deserve accountability and these bureaucrats and appointed officials in our government and i'd like to actually see more account of our legislative branch and senators and members of the house but we have people like swalwell over there that has got this massive problem while the counterintelligence structur e and system and leadership was focused on mike flynn and president donald j. trump, the counter intelligence effort they should have been focused on swalwell and i will tell you that if there is one smoking bush there with swalwell, i guarantee, there's others, and so the counterintelligence system in our country that are getting rid of this arrogance that they had under people like mccabe and st

we haven't planted many of the spades out there yet it's new here a climate change tree a city tree of the future. we still have to see how they fare in urban settings my suspicion is they're far superior to native species around the corner are some states alter that were planted in the spring the summer was very dry but they're still looking good. better than the endemic species here. 20 years ago we started to say that we're going to have to plant different kinds of trees new ones better suited to cities where they're subjected to a lot of stress it took a while for people to sit up and listen to climate change just playing havoc with cities around the world one reason why many cities can't deal well with heavy rain or floods is that so much city surface is covered by concrete and water can seep into the ground. environmental scientists complain that this sealing effect means half of all rainfall is lost compared to woodlands and meadows and not available to people or nature. rain water that's channeled straight into drains and carried away is gone it can evaporate and it's removed f