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stevenson has appeared on book tv and you can watch him talk about his book at book tv.org. jocelyn willoughby final question if people want to follow you or get news about the book club if there is a second season, what's the easiest way for them to do that? so you can follow my personal account on either twitter or instagram both swishbeast as the account and also the new york liberty account as well. they've been as i said phenomenal partners in terms of helping promote the book club and sponsor it and so a lot of our content read what you sow will also be on the liberty page as well. jocelyn willoughby of the new york liberty. thanks for spending a few minutes with us here on book tv. you're watching book tv for a complete television schedule visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at booktv on twitter instagram and facebook. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span 2 comes

on a lot of true bravery bridge was good friends with a anthropologist by the name of stevenson and stevenson said, you know for all the stories i heard from jim bridger when i saw it when i was with him twice he we had a very severe encounter with with american indians and when i saw how bridger will calmly and cooley, you know manage to handle the situation and made sure that they were averting any fighting and/or in some cases actually fighting. he said i can tell you for certain that all of bridger stories about his battles. they are all true. what do you stand on? when the bridge was part of the henry the ashley henry for a company expedition, you know in 1823, you know, they they mentioned that he was with you know stayed back to help hugh glass who he was mauled by a bear, you know and and in presented in the 2000 film the revenant i've read accounts where the that's purely fictional and others where they think that could have been a young jim bridger who who stayed with you glass. where do you follow on that? i think it could have been jim bridger, but i don't think it's proven yet. t

all right, sarah stevenson, great to talk to you. thanks very much for being with us.ied justice by a "woefully inadequate" military complaints process, according to a new report. the uk's parliamentary defence committee found more than 60% of female veterans who took part in a survey had experienced discrimination or abuse during their careers. the ministry of defence says many improvements have been made, but admits women's experience isn't yet equal to men's. if out of ten women in our evidence said that they don't make complaints because of fear of reprisals and repercussions, and what we are finding is that women are subsequently leaving the ministry before their time and have this complaint or allegation or incident that has happened in the military, is having a legacy effect and really been quite detrimental and impacting on the rest of their lives when they come out of the military and other actions. —— and are veterans. environment ministers from more than fifty countries will meet with the president of the un climate change conference ——emergency workers in w

he could not have any connection with stevenson through that channel.but then he did manage to get himself into the army. general smith the director of the cia in the war had the responsibility trying to deal with war criminals. he put them in charge of an office to track down and he did a great job. he applied computer technology to tracing down the suspects. that was a job he did in paris. so he had no connection with stevenson and that, he did good work in the war in spite of the efforts. >> that was true in paris? >> guest: yes. one of the questions was what did he do in paris? so after he was? sue to first of all there is the war, he looks -- networks for the army the united nations for agency which help track down not the war criminals. when he finished he became security guy, the billionaire who lived in france. he did a little bit of work a happy retirement. especially amongst american muslim veterans who lived in paris. the dismissal with prejudice in the 1960s, hoover finally withdrew the prejudice phrase. >> fascinating. a couple of questions

. >> the honorable phil stevenson will lead the pledge of allegiance. >> members, we pledge allegiance both to our flag of texas and to the flag of america. [reciting the pledge of allegiance] -- one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. i honor the texas flag. i pledge of allegiance, one state under god, one and indivisible. god bless america. [gavel bangs] >> the chair will now hear excuses for absent members. please excuse the following congress members. [reciting excuses for absent members] the clerk will ring the bell. [bell dings] >> all members have voted. there are 80 ayes. 0 nays. the motion fails for lack of quorum. >> i raise a point of order against transaction of further business. a quorum is not present as reflected from the votes just taken. >> the quorum is not present. the point of order is sustained. mr. metcalf for a motion. >> mr. speaker, i move a call of the house to consider the following measures. i will submit it for consideration on his july 7 proclamation. >> mr. metcalf moves a call of order submitted for consideration by the govern

as 459 stevenson has been continued. for item number 12, case number 2020-001973cua. 1737 post street suite 367. conditional use authorization. staff are you prepared to make your presentation? >> yes, i am. >> good afternoon, members of the planning commission, sharon young planning department staff. the item was request for conditional use authorization at 1737 post street and assault 367 japan center west and established the former retail limited restaurant use student bis and time on and 565 square foot vacant groundfloor special space occupied by another long former meal and the restaurant doing business and moogart and it's located within the chinatown neighborhood commercial directing japan town special youth directing and the height and the project site is also located with the area and western edition neighborhoods and the project will involve and hear improvements to the there's no extension on the existing floating envelope or storm front modifications proposed and they will be filed under separate permits and

as 459 stevenson has been continued. for item number 12, case number 2020-001973cua. 1737 post street suite 367. conditional use authorization. staff are you prepared to make your presentation? >> yes, i am. >> good afternoon, members of the planning commission, sharon young planning department staff. the item was request for conditional use authorization at 1737 post street and assault 367 japan center west and established the former retail limited restaurant use student bis and time on and 565 square foot vacant groundfloor special space occupied by another long former meal and the restaurant doing business and moogart and it's located within the chinatown neighborhood commercial directing japan town special youth directing and the height and the project site is also located with the area and western edition neighborhoods and the project will involve and hear improvements to the there's no extension on the existing floating envelope or storm front modifications proposed and they will be filed under separate permits and

raymond stevenson, himself abused at the now notorious shirley 0aks children's home, turned his musicnto an incident room. an equal number of case files and references... the shirley 0aks survivors association has helped hundreds of victims claim more than £75 million in compensation from lambeth council, and there are many more. how dare you? we have worked out the paedophile ring from day dot... this afternoon, dozens of survivors assembled to give their verdict on the inquiry report. this is a missed opportunity. the failure to identify the police involvement in this cover—up isjust horrendous, and actually leaves the public exposed. in a statement today, the metropolitan police apologised for letting children in care down in lambeth, accepting they missed opportunities and some behaviour towards children was unacceptable. this afternoon, lambeth council also reiterated their apology for what had happened, an apology the inquiry suggested had come far too late. and mark is here. so many distressing and disturbing elements in this report. not least the way in which it came to a head

then a week later, isabelle stevenson's son called up kristin and said thank you so much it was suchmother's funeral and so there's like the coffin and all these bouquets of flowers and then muffins from kristin. and i said to her, "oh, my god did you say anything was there any message on it? she went, "yes 'congratulations, isabel!' >> seth: i think we could all use just a quick little break. and then we'll be right back with more from alan cumming. ♪ only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with uc or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can

he says that the invading soldiers trained, but there is a quick denial made by stevenson. >> these charges and i deny them categorically. the united states has committed no aggression against cuba, and no offensive will be announced from florida or any other part of the united states. , and the guatemalan foothills, there is a mysterious training depot where some of the raiders may have been based. the government there are denies that humans are among the soldiers being instructed, but observers of set otherwise, professional soldiers are among the teachers. and once trained, the men mysteriously disappear. guatemala has held no hope for the castro regime and has aided the rebels. and cuba itself, the people have been extorted by castro and a push back against the invaders. and 300,000 michelin list men have been mobilized. evasion was successful in its early hours with castro of course blaming the u.s.. it's the first chunk in his arm or,? >> tens of thousands anti vietnam war protesters converged in washington d.c. in may of 1971, more than 7000 of them were arrested in a single day. thu

>> well my boss speechwriter says adlai stevenson adlai stevenson. i looked it up again today but stephenson said was like oh boy is dubbed as to who said i'm too old to cry but it hurts too much to laugh. but i think al gore's was pretty darned good. al gore only lost by a point and w got 271. and gore believed i'm sure that he could afford a recount in florida. he lost tennessee and it was his fault. he could have won it but he didn't. he didn't have a campaign like the other guy but i think his speech had a certain cadence to it like lincoln's second and not grow which is the best speech along with martin luther king i have a dream. the civil war that cost 600,000 lives people shooting at each other point-blank range shooting at each other with the same christian religion in most cases. people that were related in shooting to kill this guy across the field from them. it's a thing you think about it just and you had to explain to the american people -- there's a wonderful phrase we argue about it and discussed it and then the war came the way he sa

before you now are the entitlements for the proposed project at 469 stevenson street.eet. this project would contain a total gross floor area of approximately 426,000 residential square feet and just about 4,000 square feet of commercial. there would be 495 dwelling units with a mix of studios and one and two-bedrooms. 73 units are provided as affordable. the province includes 166 off-street parking spaces which has a rate of 12.4. it would have class one and class two bike parking. this project is utilizing the law as provided under california government codes that pertain to the project. in accordance with the policies [indiscernible] the project sponsor has provided the department with a base density project with a total of 347 units. invoking the state law there is 48.5% bonus. there are six waivers of the following development standards, maximum floor area ratio, rear yard, how to use the open space, dwelling unit exposure, ground level occurrence and wind. the project is required to provide 13% or 45 units of the base project as affordable to the households for t

. >> let's go to john stevenson. . >> thank you, mr. speaker. prime minister, there's more that unites us than divides us is very true of the united kingdom. however, improved connectivity is vital to insure we remain united. the government has suggested some improvements. is this really going to happen, improvements must be made to a-75 and the extension of the borders railway. does the prime minister support such investment, and what is the time small for such investment? >> i thank hi if honorable friend friend for his excellent question, i think he should not have too long to wait for the final recommendation about the a-75 and other great features of union connectivity which this government helps to support. but we've already agreed 5 million from the if u.k. and the expect scottish governments -- and the scottish governments to support the extension of the railway to carlyle. >> yes. we've now come to opposition. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i join the prime minister in his remarks about the 7/7 anniversary. i remember where i was on tha

it has humiliated adelaide stevenson who did not know that what he told the un was not the truth. >> the united states react to the world outcry against the bombing, the other two airstrikes are postponed. this decision leaves castro with three undamaged jets. these jets will be the key to the failure of the invasion. sunday, april 15th. the exiled leaders do not know the invasion fleet is already at sea. >> [speaking spanish] [interpreter] awaiting me at the steps of the plane that brought me for miami were to people who identified themselves as officials of the american agencies. they took me to a private room and initiate while, the other leaders of the revolutionary council arrived. from there, we entered two cars and were driven to philadelphia where we took an immigration department plane. >> we arrived at an unoccupied airport somewhere in florida. at that moment, we didn't know which airport it was. we were taken to a house and armed guards were placed around us. >> for the next 48 hours, the cuban exiled leaders will be kept under guard in florida in this home. while 90 mile

another country that seeing a surgeon kona virus cases is myanmar, were medical work as a people like stevenson shortage of oxygen. although the printer denies this and what's making the situation worse, there is a civil disobedience movement that started in february and opposition to the coo and the general distrust of the military authorities. meaning more people are reluctant to not only get tested, but are also wary of being taken away to an ice of a cove at 1900 isolation unit because they're worried about whether or not they're going to be able to come back. now what these countries have in common is low vaccination rates. so there's also a real effort real pushed by these countries to boost the vaccination rates. including getting more doses, more supplies of vaccine from different countries, different sources, really rolling out mass vaccination campaigns. and also addressing the vaccine hesitancy. phil ahead on al jazeera anger in the occupied west bank of jail pounds city. and actually, and i had the chance to say farewell to her dolton year and concludes to your invest. patients are

and under the christian preacher, reportedly converted for miss law, miss stevenson had called famous speakers corner. the navy maybe focuses on what she was wearing over cities. math doesn't even acknowledge the incident. ah good afternoon. thanks for joining is viewing on t international listening to some breaking news for you because one person is dead and only 16 people have been injured after an explosion at an industrial park for chemical companies. this is in the german city of labor cues at 5 other people are missing. officials of warned the public of an extreme threat, devising locals to stay inside, turn off, and the air conditioning, and to keep windows and doors closed. also main roads around the sides have been closed down drivers have been told to avoid going to the area and information hotline has been opened up to address any public concerns with all the details on the story. his pizza, oliver. well, the whole area around the city of labor crews and in north run, west valley or in the, the west of germany is, well, the roads, the whole area is all closed down. there ar

raymond stevenson, himself abused at a home, turned his music production office into an incident roomhas helped hundreds of victims claim more than £75 million in compensation from lambeth council, and there are many more. this afternoon, dozens of survivors assembled to give their verdict on the enquiry report. this is a missed opportunity. the failure to identify the police involvement in this cover—up isjust horrendous and actually leaves the public exposed. the enquiry is calling on scotland yard to consider a criminal investigation into why allegations of sexual abuse made by a boy — laterfound dead at the shirley oaks care home — were not passed on to the coroner by lambeth. this afternoon, the council reiterated their apology for what had happened, an apology the enquiry suggested had come far too late. the former australian prime minister malcolm turnbull has told the bbc that his country buying too few coronavirus vaccines was a "colossal failure". australia is dealing with increased numbers of infections despite enacting tough measures. in the next few hours, authorities are

butler in the city of v, as in belgium. stevenson is standing by in nevada and in the southeast of benevolence. an autumn rainy is watching developments in short and western gemini. let's go to adam 1st. while touring this region, chancellor, anglo merkel actually said that there weren't appropriate words in the german language to truly encapsulate the level of devastation and destruction that she saw firsthand. now that she's toward the devastated zone, we've been speaking to locals here in short, germany, one of the villages hardest hit by these floods. and they say they themselves have no idea if they're going to be able to rebuild. and whether they'll take months or years. we spoke to one man, one of the owners of a bar, one of the most german businesses, of course. and he said he's trying his best to maintain a sense of happiness through this awful time. because if he let himself truly feel the true emotional weight of what he witness and the destruction of the bar that he's trying to clean out. and think about rebuilding that he wouldn't be able to come in and get that work going that ma

but farmers say the plan to change that puts their livelihoods at risk. stevenson reports from the hague. i not an unusual sight in the netherlands. these, the fact was on the streets of the hague, joining a protest as the police try to block them. it becomes clear that stopping a tractor isn't easy. we hope that the government will understand that the netherlands can't exist without farmers. netherland needs farmers. we are producing the most sustainable food build, right? so without us, i don't know who will feed all these people. after melting his cows, dairy farmer, young phone levin left his farm to get some answers from the government for generations. his family as farmed in an area where experts now say there is no future for large farms is just not sustainable. if one target of nitrogen emission reduction is to be met via the other most. so don't want the environment to be polluted. there is no debate about dots but not the nettle and wants to take drastic steps, and farmers are the 1st to be targeted. and i am concerned that in 10 years when funds are gone, we will regret this.

commiseration of compassion of solidarity, not just from the region, but from all over germany, mit stevenson's enough start with more on the recovery efforts in germany. what we're seeing now is that the relief efforts are actually picking up quite a bit here and stop. i'm here now at an effort to ation center where base basically volunteers are handing out clothes, which is a very important item. people are really looking for right now. to have been cut off from their homes because 2 days ago, early in the morning there was a huge land slide here in the air stop. so houses were covered completely by not hundreds of people have been taken out of that area and they're not allowed to go back. which really angus and frustrate them because they really want to see how the condition of their houses. but they also want to get their belongings. they want to get important documents. so it's sort of really desperate. this morning i spoke to a mother who actually told me that her son was covered under the month and didn't survive. and us were really desperate to get into that area. they said really want

i do think i work with brian stevenson and i do think that we need holistic approach because i think that this nation and not great with the soap the over arching culture. in america has made it a concerted effort to minimize the depth of our struggle as well as the contributions. in our so i think the tamika mallory offers something very relatable and for this generation. this holistic approach to not just to the work that needs to be done. i throw this turnaround all of the time. it just becomes a buzzword but you know, understanding how huge of an impact mental health has. not just on is that the work that we are able to do. so tapping in to people born with ptsd in order to be able to so being aware of these things as we do this working understanding that unless we are actually fixing the seasone talking about them in dealing with them, were not going to be able to actually really make the impact that we would like to make. so just had a way recharge our unit for i me, personally and vy spiritual person. some huge relationship with god. and then my relationship with people like t

everybody has done that dutifully going back that certainly in my life and stevenson, when he said beautifully, i'm too old to cry. but too, it hurts too much to laugh. well, that's what we want from our leaders, his grace, under pressure, and defeat. well, what chris? one of the things that gave me chills reading your book was the part the part of history that i didn't know. i guess it was in the sixty's. you can correct that if i'm wrong, when there was a bomb placed in the rotunda of the capital, and that there were protests at that time. and protesters coming up the capital and that a congress person at that time told you, wow, i was worried what the police would do to these young kids out there out there, protesting. but it reminded me of just, you know, a flashback. but in that time, they did not break through to the capital. they did not bomb the rotunda that didn't come through. but we saw another point in history with a very different outcome. yeah, that was bill. actually the very anti were women who were the had for where you had from the west side. she was very nice. she came up to

borisjohnson tweeted yesterday of hem and the conservative candidate saying that the vote for ryan stevensonvative candidate, was a vote for investment and batley and spen. his critics say it it sounded like an election vibe, effectively saying to the voters... the conservatives voters... theconservatives conservatives have been criticised for that in recent weeks and months. it is effectively saying about four conservatives as a vote for investment, in particular areas. leaving that aside, the fact of the matter is, of course, what is particularly interesting about this result ever that the conservatives and many assume the presence of george galloway would instantly help the conservative party and be a problem for the labour party. of course, that might not necessarily be so looking at these figures. what has been interesting is that george galloway clearly must have eaten into the labour vote. clearly he has done well and labour areas, clearly he has done well and labourareas, but clearly he has done well and labour areas, but labour votes are down. conservative votes are down. conservati

stevenson, ryan, conservative party candidate, 12,973.lfreedom, 100. waters, anna maria, the, 197. the number rejected our want of an official mark, zero, loading for more candidates for that rotor was entitled to, 30. writing or mark by which motor could be identified, one. unmarked or wholly void for uncertainty, 52. the total number of ballot papers rejected, 83. i hereby declare that to michelle leadbetter is duly elected. —— leadbeater. applause. amiok am i ok to speak? is it ok? ok, iam not am i ok to speak? is it ok? ok, i am not going to speak too long because i think we are pretty tired, i know i am. it has been a gruelling few weeks. i want to say a few thank you. i want to say a few thank you. i want to thankjackie cadman, returning officer and her team for organising this evening, and all of the staff involved in doing the count tonight. i want to say a huge thank you to the police who, sadly, i have needed more than ever over the last few weeks. i want to say a huge thank you to the whole labour party team for the hours, time

1982 the illinois gubernatorial race, incumbent republican governor james compton against advice stevenson, thompson, the republican, won the race by 5000 votes in a historic sweet. that prompted one of the largest voter fraud investigations ever conducted by the dha and it resulted in 62 indictments and 58 convictions, 100,000 fraudulent votes in chicago. in one case develop punched with democratic plated been tabulated 198 times. you have a right to vote but you don't have the right stuff the ballot boxes to cheat or to bribe people to vote. the gop bills that have the left so riled up, fermenting all this concern, they seek to end things like unsolicited mail in ballot apps, tighten the mail in ballot verification process, improve the role of full watchers and prevent illegals from voting so how does any of this strip votes away from black americans? the answer is that it doesn't, same deal with the voter integrity laws in place like georgia and florida but biden sent out his untalented vice president to do her best. >> these laws make it harder for you to vote because they don't want y

the stevenson, eisenhower race? think you did. this morning, so i suspect you're probably in canada by now. but we're watching closely -- >> reporter: actually, grady trimble invited me to come out to him in naperville for some burgers. i don't know how i got stuck driving in a car where the air-conditioning went out while he's out there grilling burgers, but that's what i get for driving a ford. that's all i can afford if. anyway -- neil: well, turn around, he's coming up next. grady trimble is, indeed, on barbecue watch right now. and, you know, grady, it's fast naughting, i know you're in newspaperrerville, illinois -- naperville, illinois, but there's this report out that says your barbecue basket is cheaper than it was a year ago. what are they looking at? >> reporter: it's basically flat from a year ago, but you've got to remember last year, neil, all the meat supply chains were all out of whack, so that drove prices up a year ago this time. if you look at pre-pandemic numbers, it's actually going to cost you quite a bit mor

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ambassador stevenson makes a quickd denial. >> these charges are totally false, and i deny them categorically. the united states has committed no aggression against cuba and nobe offensive has been launche from florida or from any other part of the united states. >> in the guatamalan foothills, the government denies cubans are among the a soldiers being instructors, butut observers sa otherwise. professional soldiers are among the teachers. once trained, the men mysteriously disappear. guatemala has no grief for the castro regime and has aided the rebels. in cuba itself, the people have been exhorted by castro to push back theva invader, and 300,000 militiamen have been mobilized. the invasion was successful in earlye hours with castro, of course, blaming the u.s. is there a chink c in his armor? >> we're back with nicholas dumavich, who is a formerdi cia deputy chief historian and currentay director of the intelligence studies program at catholicof university. he is here today with us to discuss the 60th anniversary of theef bay of pigs invasion, whi was thewa failed cia-backed efft to remov

if you're taking northbound 280 near stevenson boulevard it is cleared when brake lights on altamontewhich is typical for that right out of tracy, california onto 580. travel time is checking in at 34 minutes on du jour five overdoses 80, no delays on a short freeway, highway four is cleared and also over towards sfo open alive look at golden gate bridge received lane changes on the northbound side. traffic clear in both directions. >>> 20 minutes after 5.00. will an agent will be the next star? warrior stands knows who the golden state has chosen. >> me this lesson in the first round of the nba draft the two men drafted will still have to work before they can make the team. the lead announced the warriors first selection. >> in the seventh picnic 2021 nba draft, goal is that warriors select jonathan kuminga.>> he is from the congo, he is just 18 and has played for the nba's julie last season and is considered to be a long-range project for golden state. moses moody is a forward from the university of arkansas, a six foot 11 inch wingspan and the ability to defend a score as the warri

. >> the author robert louis stevenson said it is the greatest meeting of land and water in the world. but there is so much more to the monterey peninsula. >> you can come to see the peaches redwoods in big sur, incredible hiking outdoor adventure. we have the monterey bay so kayaking year around whale watching. there's just so much to see and do the monterey bay aquarium. cannery row and big on favorite destinations all within easy driving distance from around california. locally can come from san jose san francisco. you can even drive up from l a. >> it's one of the best, the most scenic drives in the country. you have highway one cannery row, of course, was immortalized by the author, john steinbeck who wrote cannery row and several other books set in and around monterrey. the starting catcher is, of course, like this one long gone. but the fishermen are still here and so is the seafood. >> try the calamari at fisherman's wharf or tour. the harbor in a kayak. >> pacific grows lovers point is right next door. the 17 mile drive leads you to the dog friendly white sand carmel beach ar

the united states of unleashing a war of invasion;; says the invading soldiers trained in florida stevensonthey make a quick denial. he didn't upload either. these charges are totally false. and i deny them a categorically. the united states has committed no aggression against cuba and more offensive has been launched from florida or from any other part of the united states. and the guatemalan foothills, there's a mysterious training depot where some of the raiders may have been based the government there denies that cubans are among the soldiers being instructed but observers have said otherwise professional soldiers are among the teachers and once trained the men mysteriously disappeared guatemala has helped no brief for the castor regime and has aiden the rebel. in cuba itself, the people have been exhorted by castro to push back the invader and 300,000 militia men have been mobilized. the invasion was successful in its early hours with castro, of course blaming the us. is it the first -- in his armor? we're back with nicholas dujmovic who is a former cia deputy chief historian and curre

and we see that in somewhere like alexander stevenson in 1861 rose a cornerstone speech that the confederacy is founded on the principle of african superiority and the attempt to engage in chattel slavery in perpetuity and eight in 1865 comes back people are like what you have to say for yourself. you lost the war, you became vice president of this country then attempted to secede from the union you said all these things about slavery and he said i never said that. there what are you talking about, we were there. we saw you in the paper and he said you must be mistaken, i never saidanything . it securely parallels some things we see people attempt to try to tell us that we're not seeing things that we just saw. at attempt to help us things are not about what the people who have engaged in behavior say that there about. so i learned about these things, many of them is stuff that i learned in the process of writing thebook . i don't think i knew luster was named after aconfederate leader until two years ago . but i think part of what happens when you gain, when you learn this history is that i

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you go back to neil stevenson with snow crash about whats' going on in those digital worlds.we're going to figure out what kind of patterns people have. instead of grabbing a drink, maybe they'll drown themselves in the digital world. we're going to see societal ills like that that will pop up. charles: yeah. let me can ask you about amazon, because they're going to report after the bill. this new chair of the sec, lina khan, she is serious. she wants to ring their bell. she is serious about dismantling this company. she knows it's not a monopoly in the traditional sense, in fact, she wrote a great piece for the yale law review, so she talked about the paradox about this being a monopoly but not by traditional sense, and she's going to try to rewrite the rules. do you think she'll have any if success? >> you know, if you rewrite the rules the way she wants to, it is anti-capitalistic, right? this is about a business model that succeeded. it's really the ultimate digital giant. they have driven down prices, improvedded innovation, they've given customers more choice, they've c