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a republican strategist and the president of mayor strategies she joins us by skype from stanford in connecticut madam thank you for joining us year 0 now obviously we'll have to see how the impeachment trial goes but there are many who say that. sorry i think we're having issues with the connection to connecticut we will try to speak to our guests a little bit later ms mayer president of mayor strategies and a republican strategist as well we'll try to get that interview up a little later in the program it watching out as they were life from london the still ahead hundreds dead and still no closure of the quest for justice 2 years after one of brazil's worst mining disasters. and in sports a year on from the death of kobe bryant leave run james produces a fitting on court tribute. hello there we got milder weather pushing into southwestern parts of europe at the moment head of that though it's still pretty cold and cold enough for a fair bit of pressure in charge of course so central areas further east because these days of low pressure producing outbreaks of very heavy rain and also some snow

. >> brennan: we want to go now to connecticut, governor ned lamont joins us from stanford.ood morning to you. >> governor: good morning, margaret. >> brennan: governor, we talked about your state being an outperforming in terms of getting vaccine supplies out to constituents. i wonder what your advice to the biden administration should be? should they continue prioritizing states based on population, or reward good behavior by giving more vaccines to states that can actually put it in arms? >> governor: well, i can tell you they gave us -- the previous administration gave us 50,000 additional doses because we were doing a good job of getting people vaccinated on a timely basis. i think what is most important right now for the biden administration is give us some transparency. let us know what we can expect next week, what we can expect next month, so we know how much to expand our structure. but we're ready to get people vaccinated. just gift us the vaccines. >> brennan: the white house said they're boost supply by about 16%, and give a several weeks, instead of just the on

connecticut. she was appointed to present obama's advisory council of financial capability for young americans. and his crew and member of the stanford graduate school of business advisory council. in 2019 she was named one of the 50 most powerful women in business. one of the 50 most powerful women in new york for the fifth time since 2011. in a recent book "hire purpose" which debuts tomorrow she offers an inspired analysis of how smart companies fill the gap as a conference a guy get businesses can meet the employment challenges of the 2020s. the former today is a conversation with her fortune to have economic club in your club member and chief executive officer janice ellig and honest. we will end at 2:45. as a reminder this conversation is on the record as a do have media on the line. i will turn over to you, janice. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. deanna we do have a long list of accomplishments and surprisingly we are still able to write this phenomenal book. we are really going to talk about that today. i wanted to start with, you did become ceo at guardian in 2011. you joined in 2008. in 2011 and you talk about this i