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i walked in the city i was in, down to their train station and i was in stuttgart right on the market plaza. i think we are way behind. traveling that way, i had the time of my life. i think we should pick this up a little bit more. thanks a lot. host: thanks for the call. stephen gardner? guest: thanks tim. jim -- germany is a great example of what could happen in the united states with this sustained investment. they are investing $14 billion a year in their network, for germany which is a nation of 80 million and obviously a huge piece of the eu, but relatively small compared to the geography and population of the united states. typically amtrak would be invested about 2 billion dollars versus that $14 billion. i lived in germany myself and i can attest to the ease and convenience of that network and the services that make it really easy to get around from small cities to little towns to big cities. we have a lot of places in the united states that have the density and population to do that. not everywhere, but we have hundred 20 million people. we have not grown our network to mee

while the city of stuttgart becomes the latest region, the latest area to cancel christmas markets for this festive period. following on from birth, the state of bavaria, the state of saxony, and a number of other cities across the country angle and merkle has described this 4th wave of covert 19 as the worst thing the country has faced. while health minister yen spawn is painted a bleak picture of the way he sees the current state of affairs for shyness with them in the teaser splinters, probably by the end of this winter as is sometimes cynically said, pretty much everyone in germany will be vaccinated, recovered or dead, but it's true with the highly contagious delta. very, this is very, very likely chisel. well in austria, they are in to the 2nd day of their latest national covert locked down. it will last for at least 10 days could go on until the 13th of december. people there though, on people here in germany as well, have been expressing their concerns that the actions taken by the government haven't been the right one shall give up. i don't believe it. all that locked down wil

president biden took place in those stuttgart in those discussions this morning and this is what he hado say. >> we don't know a lot about the variant except that it is of great concern. it is spread rapidly and i spent about half an hour this morning with the covid team led by dr. fauci. >> what is the degree of cooperation between south africa and the u.s. in combating this new strain? >> south african scientists saw the variant earlier in the week and reacted strongly, quickly throwing up a flag to the community warning of a threat of the new virus. speaking to u.s. scientists over the course of the morning to try to get more information on what they are dealing with. the south faster can -- south african statistics show that this is spreading four times as quickly as other variants. president biden is using this as a way to press his call for global immunization. he has repeatedly stated that it is absolute crucial for the world as a whole to get vaccinated. he has pointed out that the u.s. has sent a large number of vaccines to african countries, south africa in particular. he is p

i walked in the city i was in, down to their train station and i was in stuttgart right on the market. i think we are way behind. traveling that way, i had the time of my life. i think we should pick this up a little bit more. thanks a lot. host: thanks for the call. stephen gardner? guest: thanks tim. jim -- germany is a great example of what could happen in the united states with this sustained investment. they are investing $14 billion a year in their network, for germany which is a nation of 80 million and obviously a huge piece of the eu, but relatively small compared to the geography and population of the united states. typically amtrak would be invested about 2 billion dollars versus that $14 billion. i lived in germany myself and i can attest to the ease and convenience of that network and the services that make it really easy to get around from small cities to little towns to big cities. we have a lot of places in the united states that have the density and population to do that. not everywhere, but we have hundred 20 million people. we have not grown our network to meet the