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wes moore, who was in the 82nd airborne in the army and afghanistan, he talked about patriotism, somen for this is concern about the democratic brand. jonathan, you have seen the polling that shows that democrats are worried that many people in the country perceive the party as being out of touch with the values of many americans. this is an effort to fix that. >> all right. good reporting there as always from our friends at "axios." mike allen, thank you very much. and thanks to all o

whatever and what have you done, i think to me it would just help if we all generally agreed that in the spirit of what co-chair moore said, that we're not here to be punitive. we are here, we understand your situation and that of course we should be working to expand democracy and ballot access, but that some of these folks do have a heavy lift. co-chair moore: if i could. one of the things i always want to be mindful of and carol always is whether she talks about state chairs and what we have to do, i know you didn't intend it this way, because you know, we have great relationship, frank, but don't presume to say what state parties can and cannot do if you've not been the state party chair, right? so don't presume to say what is a burden on a state party chair if you've not been a state party chair. i know you didn't intend it that way but that's what i heard. when we have incoming, so, for example, for me, our central committee can in 2018, before i was -- before i came back as chair, 60% of those people were new. they were new. >> right now i'm facing central committees and democrats in maryland who for eight yea

democrat wes moore became maryland's first black governor. eared on booktv several times. >> it isn't just about can we make sure police officers have body cameras. >> yes. >> it's not just about how do we, how do we, you know, add on clauses to things like the law enforcement officers' bill of rights or qualified immunity. it's not stopping there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural racism. and how exactly can we deal with all of these various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and a very real sense of activation and movement. >> republican senator tim scott won re-election in south carolina. he appeared on booktv recently to discuss his book, "america: a redemption story." >> i think it's necessary. i think it's mess for us to wrestle with some of the more foundational issues of who we are, where we're going, how wee -- how we're going to get there. i think it's interesting and, frankly, helpful for us to go through tribal conversation to see how hard it is to try to make up for past

is featured politicians who are also authors who won elections in this year's midterms democrat wes moore became maryland's first black governor. he's appeared on book tv several times to talk his books. it isn't just about can we make sure that police officers have body cameras? yes, you know it's not just about, you know, how how do we how do we you know add on clause is to things like the law enforcement order law enforcement officers bill of rights or qualified immunity. it's not stopping there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural and how can we deal with all of various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and and a real sense of activation and movement. republican senator tim scott won reelection in south carolina. he appeared on book tv recently to discuss book america a redemption story. i think it's necessary for us to with some of the more foundational issues of who we are and where we're going and how we're going to get there. are we going to go together or? not. i think the answer is we're going to go together. not at all

is featured politicians who are also authors who won elections in this year's midterms democrat wes moore became maryland's first black governor. he's appeared on book tv several times to talk his books. it isn't just about can we make sure that police officers have body cameras? yes, you know it's not just about, you know, how how do we how do we you know add on clause is to things like the law enforcement order law enforcement officers bill of rights or qualified immunity. it's not stopping there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural and how can we deal with all of various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and and a real sense of activation and movement. republican senator tim scott won reelection in south carolina. he appeared on book tv recently to discuss book america a redemption story. i think it's necessary for us to with some of the more foundational issues of who we are and where we're going and how we're going to get there. are we going to go together or? not. i think the answer is we're going to go together. not at all

is featured politicians who are also authors who won elections in this year's midterms democrat wes moore became maryland's first black governor. he's appeared on book tv several times to talk his books. it isn't just about can we make sure that police officers have body cameras? yes, you know it's not just about, you know, how how do we how do we you know add on clause is to things like the law enforcement order law enforcement officers bill of rights or qualified immunity. it's not stopping there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural and how can we deal with all of various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and and a real sense of activation and movement. republican senator tim scott won reelection in south carolina. he appeared on book tv recently to discuss book america a redemption story. i think it's necessary for us to with some of the more foundational issues of who we are and where we're going and how we're going to get there. are we going to go together or? not. i think the answer is we're going to go together. not at all

winners among 17 black republicans who ran in 2022 a historic first in maryland when army combat vet, wes mooretates first black governor, but just the third black governor i u.s. history rounding out this is stork take, it - will be the nation's first eve south asian lieutenant governor >> thank you, los angeles. >> voters also flex on the local level. in los angeles, choosing never cracked karen bass to be their next mayor >> it took 241 years for the nation's second largest city t elect a female mayor >> i am truly grateful i have a seat at the table now >> the supreme court kicked of a new term in 2022 with history making new associate justice, ketanji brown jackson the first black woman appointe to the big bench and one of old hollywood's brightest lights finally getting her do >> chinese american actress, and it may wong, will be the first asian american to be featured on u.s. currency. >> and rising above it all, on of new hollywood's younges shining stars, highly bailey starting as aerial in disney's live action remake of th little mermaid in theaters i may. but not everyone was excited

democrat wes moore has appeared on booktv several times to the talk about his books. >> it isn't just about can we make sure that police officers have body cameras, you know? it's not just about, you know, how do we, how do we, you know, add on clauses to things like the law enforcement officers' bill of rights. or qualifieded immunity. it's not stopping there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural racism. and how exactly can we deal with all of these various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and a very real sense of activation and movement. >> republican senator tim scott won reelection in south carolina. he appeared on booktv recently to discuss his book, "america: a redemption story." >> i think it's necessary for us to wrestle with some of the more foundational issue of of who we are, how are we going to get there, are we going to go together or not? i think the answer is we're going to go together or not at all. i think it's interesting and, frankly, helpful for us to go to this tribal conversation to see how hard it is to

the first black governor o maryland with wes moore. the list just goes on. with such dramatic shifts came another historical changing of the guard, when speaker, nancy pelosi, the first woman speake of the house, pass the torch t congressman, hakeem jeffries who will be the first blac leader of any major politica party in congress. and it's not just in the house that we are seeing these changes. justice ketanji brown jackso now sits on the nation's highest court, the first black woman ever to sit on the supreme court. her appointment as a crown jewel of the judiciary i changing right before our very eyes the president biden's 97 confirmed nominees, 60% were women and 67% were people of color. this is the most diverse cro of nominees the nation has eve seen and with democrats expanding the senate majority, those numbers are expected to grow even more next year. these confirmations, they ar just one part of president biden's victories in 2022. the president signed legislation protecting federal recognition of same se marriages, preparing for the industries of

we hand over the mooring lines, we go to the barents sea. there is such an expression as a ship's role, that is, the payroll of those who are on aboard this hydrographic vessel of the northern fleet is now heading towards the north pole. these are people in naval uniforms, also officers of the foreign intelligence service, that they are looking out for where the point is where 80 years ago their colleague disappeared aboard tankers. just think about what name donbass is really, if this film of ours is watched in the special services in the west, and we are almost sure that they will probably look at each other there now, because there, from the words of this man’s wife, they know that he died and in which in the arctic and in the heart of europe, more than that, they even see appropriate memorial plaques installed there, which for us even in today's europe was removed by an absolutely amazing person. good evening, dear comrades, the sign reads let there be sacrifices made by people, well, in the arctic , lay out our hero with the help of sig

wes moore, who was in the 82nd airborne in the army and afghanistan, he talked about patriotism, some form of that word seven times. josh shapiro talked about freedom 14 times in his remarks, and the reason for this is concern about the democratic brand. jonathan, you have seen the polling that shows that democrats are worried that many people in the country perceive the party as being out of touch with the values of many americans. this is an effort to fix that. >> all right. good reporting there as always from our friends at "axios." mike allen, thank you very much. and thanks to all of you for getting up "way too early" with us on this tuesday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> a beautiful shot of washington, d.c. this morning. 6:00 on the east coast. conspiracy theories, a plea for martial law, and other plots to overturn the election. we are learning a lot more this morning about what dozens of republican lawmakers were reportedly texting to donald trump's chief of staff in the days and weeks leading up to the january 6th insurrection. meanwhile, the special counsel inv

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is featured politicians who are also authors who won elections in this year's midterms democrat wes moorebecame maryland's first black governor. he's appeared on book tv several times to talk his books. it isn't just about can we make sure that police officers have body cameras? yes, you know it's not just about, you know, how how do we how do we you know add on clause is to things like the law enforcement order law enforcement officers bill of rights or qualified immunity. it's not stopping there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural and how can we deal with all of various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and and a real sense of activation and movement. republican senator tim scott won reelection in south carolina. he appeared on book tv recently to discuss book america a redemption story. i think it's necessary for us to with some of the more foundational issues of who we are and where we're going and how we're going to get there. are we going to go together or? not. i think the answer is we're going to go together. not at all.

democrat wes moore became maryland's first black governor. he's appeared on booktv the several times to talk about his books. >> it isn't just about can we make sure that police officers have body cameras, you know? it's the not just about, you know, how do we, how do we, you know, add on clauses to things like the law enforcement officers' bill of rights. or qualified immunity. it's not stopping are there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural racism. and how exactly can we deal with all of these various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and a very real sense of activation and movement. >> republican senator tim scott won re-election in south carolina. he appeared on booktv the recently to discuss his book, "america: a redemption story." >> i think it's necessary. i think it's necessary for us to wrestle with some of the more foundational issues of who we are, where we're going and how we're going to get there, are we going to go together or not? some i think the answer is we're going

and if we are successful then mr. moore is residency will be reinstated. if we are not successful in the high course of the constitutional case, and we'll of course, let me return to the district court to try to change the decision on that summary on his caden individually. because we think that even if the law is deemed constitutional and the court will say that residents can be deported on the basis of breach of allegiance. then in the case of her moody, it doesn't even come close to the threshold at the law demand for deporting somebody. ok, you have to be yeah. unfortunately, we are going to have to leave it there, but i want to thank you for your time. that was danny's and how from the israeli rights group. hammock head, thanks very much. thank you. go to china now way at cove at 19 infections are rising rapidly then after the government last week, dramatically ease some of the world's toughest virus measures. nationwide frustration and unprecedented public protests forced authorities to act. but since then, more and more people are testing positive of

and now this weekend, here we are again. moorey, north carolina. >> i promise, you we will get through this and we will get through it together. moore county is very strong. we are very united here in more county. and we're not gonna let this hold us back. we're not -- i will promise you, to the perpetrators out there. we will find. you shortly after 7 pm, power outage began here in the carthage area. shortly thereafter, the outages would spread through the greater majority of central and southern north county. upon the arrival of the power crews and our deputies, extensive damage was found at their substations. the scene indicated that they showed that the firearms had been used to disable the equipment. we have formed a plan for the night in the next few nights that this may -- that we may be out of power. this is a serious situation. we have come to the agreement it's best to protect our citizens and protect our county. we're gonna implement a curfew tonight, starting at 9 pm and that's county wide. from 9 pm to 5 am. >> a coun

is featured politicians who are also authors who won elections in this year's midterms democrat wes moore became maryland's first black governor. he's appeared on book tv several times to talk his books. it isn't just about can we make sure that police officers have body cameras? yes, you know it's not just about, you know, how how do we how do we you know add on clause is to things like the law enforcement order law enforcement officers bill of rights or qualified immunity. it's not stopping there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural and how can we deal with all of various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and and a real sense of activation and movement. republican senator tim scott won reelection in south carolina. he appeared on book tv recently to discuss book america a redemption story. i think it's necessary for us to with some of the more foundational issues of who we are and where we're going and how we're going to get there. are we going to go together or? not. i think the answer is we're going to go together. not at all

is featured politicians who are also authors who won elections in this year's midterms democrat wes moore became maryland's first black governor. he's appeared on book tv several times to talk his books. it isn't just about can we make sure that police officers have body cameras? yes, you know it's not just about, you know, how how do we how do we you know add on clause is to things like the law enforcement order law enforcement officers bill of rights or qualified immunity. it's not stopping there. the demands that we are seeing right now are actually dealing with structural and how can we deal with all of various issues in a way with a very real sense of sincerity and and a real sense of activation and movement. republican senator tim scott won reelection in south carolina. he appeared on book tv recently to discuss book america a redemption story. i think it's necessary for us to with some of the more foundational issues of who we are and where we're going and how we're going to get there. are we going to go together or? not. i think the answer is we're going to go together. not at all

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we will look for you down the road. gwen moore weighs in. we appreciate the time. >> thank, you jen. >> starting shortly here on c-span 3, a hearing on the politics influencing the supreme court. we are just waiting for members on the committee to wrap up vote on the floor. the hearing a starting later than scheduled. it's been held seven months after the leak of the course drop to paint overturn abortion rights. witnesses today include a former antiabortion activist and legal professionals. we do see some of the committee members coming into the room. we are expecting the hearing to gavel in shortly live here on c-span 3. >> congressman tom mcclintock is back with us. he is a senior member of the judiciary and budget committee. i want to get to some of those congressional issues, congressman. let me start with that news from half an hour ago. wnba star brittney griner was released from a russian custody in that high profile prisoner swap which has now already happened between the u.s. and moscow. what is your quick reaction? >> my first reac

but i am does not arise this way and we have a full discussion on how to deal with these going forward. >> commissioner moore. >> for historic reference we had hundreds of projects with fake adu's in front of us which were substandard and deplorable that this commission did not have the proper metrics to understand that those adu's were not approvableipment to not make it sound we twisted his arm i want to acknowledge the great attitude you are displaying for member says i will roll up my sleeves and do 2 good buildings because the way you architect described the height of the building relationships to parapit meeting the adjoining unit all of those other right subtle moves by which this can succeed what i encourage for the commission to take the challenge. really take the challenge when we have scam adu's we have many they are all over we say, no. and this is a harder task. together with the department i think we roll up our sleeves together it take the next step to liveable adu's and benefit to all. >> i agree. i guess i point out this adu is small are than the ones i'm assuming you referring to scams it i

we have hands up from commissioner moore and diamond. >> what i'm quite surprised because we hear our ends business of approving cannabis retail what you present stands in contradiction to when we hear each time that we are approving or considering approval for cannabis retail. we are asking for police supports and most tell us it is nothing in the city that cannabis retail is targeted for any form of crime or illegal interference. and listen to what you were representings it seems to sounds the sit opposite we hear cannabis retail is supportive and enhancing pedestrian activity and safe passage in commercial corridors and hearing you, if i'm not misintercepting is fear of robbery and criminal activity. and i'm disturbed by that stark of a contradiction we find ourselves again and again supporting cannabis business. specific low because it is a neighborhood retail and activity enhancing. not the way of how you describing it. >> let me clarify i don't think they are exclusive based on had i (ed. one is the cannabis retailer saying. nothing about my business is going to contribute to cr

so skilled below each of those is nicole moore. we will try to answer the question, what has happened to a country whose authorities order firing missiles and civilians for the sake of pictures in the foreign media. moreover, who turned ukraine into a state where dozens of crimes committed every day with no statute of limitations? ah, for more than 8 years maxine de gloria has been collecting evidence about war crimes committed during the civil war, which broke out in key streets during the raj. back in 2014, i blue clinician, absolutely should, could just show museum with easiest new studio. those 3 adults library and i put that on there with the to what's the total dorming is old. the one with the new d on the crop of the only interview these pizza and you'll be, well, it's pertaining to d, e, and i will tell you when your son's up with me is up and then probably just to me just like other corresponding questions. key was yield x because i to prevent, of course you, what am i on the concluded sprawl was shipped. there was a new syst

moore county. we're not going to let this hold us back. i can promise you to the perpetrators out there, we will find you. shortly after 7:00 p.m., power outages began here in the carthage area. shortly thereafter, the outages would spread to the greater majority of central and southern moore county. upon the arrival of the power crews and our deputies, extensive damage was found at their substations. the evidence at the scene indicated that the -- showed that the firearm had been used to disable the equipment. we have formed a plan for the night and the next few nights that this may -- that we may be out of power. it's a very serious situation. so we've come to the agreement the best to protect our citizens and to protect the businesses of our county, we're going to implement a curfew tonight starting at 9:00 p.m. and that's countywide, from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. a countywide curfew, a county state of emergency. all schools closed, first for one day, now tomorrow for a second day. emergency shelters opened up for people to try to keep warm all powered by generators. the whole county tryin

we hand over the mooring lines, we go to the barents sea. there is your turn forward.yroll of those who are on board this hydrographic vessel of the northern fleet are now heading towards the north pole. and these are people in naval uniforms, also service officers foreign intelligence that they are looking out for where the point is where 80 years ago their colleague disappeared aboard tankers. just think about what name donbass is true if this film of ours is watched in the special services in the west, and we are practically sure that they will probably look at each other there now, because there, from the words of this man’s wife, they know that he died in any not in the arctic, but in the heart of europe, more than that, they even install the appropriate memorial plaque, which for us is even in today in europe was shot by an absolutely amazing person. good evening, dear comrades, the sign says. let the sacrifices made by people be raised, well, in the arctic, our captain shows us how exactly to lay out our hero with the help of signal impels. with the sea, they pr

this again allowed us to significantly increase the volume of e, exports, then we optimized technological processes, mooringng there, well, in general , these are all questions related to uh, such technical issues. uh, and uh, additionally we use an anti-tuberculosis additive to tell they mothballed the train station, which was there at one time from one hundred and one, if necessary. it will allow adding another 7 million tons there. so here's a groan , oil loading port. he is today, uh, in such parameters, with regard to the construction of the build. well, yes, the market is promising and today there is a significant amount of russian oil, they are now reoriented to this ocean china india and to that region, but it’s more difficult to build just like that, uh, like in 101, let’s say, there in 4 years today, it turns out to be more difficult, because that more will be needed the oil pumping station will need to be enlarged, the oil supply pipelines will also need to be increased. in the central part of russia, because the increase in the volumes at the casinos implies that they need to be taken from somew

>> he is doings interviews with drew berry moore we will have that later in the show how he tried toropose to jill bind five times before she said yes. you know at least senator, they are wearing masks. see all these people lined up in the country from god knows where. they are wearing masks that's what is important. this title 42 thing, isn't biden trying to scalp it. >> yeah. so here's the deal. the supreme court is going to hear a case involving republican attorney generals trying to keep the policy in place. what are we talking about? title 42 authority allow us the united states to deport people based on a covid problem without a whole lot of, you know, delay. it is a tool that actually works. there are thousands ever people waiting for it to expire. we will double the number of illegal immigrants in about 48 hours because people are waiting for title 42 to go away. the president of the united states could by a stroke of the pen keep the policy in place or he could ask people in congress to pass a law to reinstate title 42 is he choosing not to do. they is choosing to allow ille

we can use as leverage. host: congresswoman gwen moore, the house comes in at 9:00. will get your calls before she has to get to work in the house at 9:00. (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8000, (202) 748-8002 for independents. we have michael from florida on the independent line. caller: i wonder if the good representative issa where that on the march for our lives rally they announced that they were going to do a strike of all students. the very next day, that night they got together and did a bill together and there is no mention of the fact that they did that strike in the mainstream or crazy channels. host: what is the strike about? caller: to ban assault weapons and they are threatening of many strike on a daily basis for the next three weeks. just the threat alone, you never got to hear of it. i was amazed that the mainstream media didn't even speak of it. host: president biden called for an automatic weapons ban. what are your thoughts a new push for an assault weapons ban? guest: we did in the past and we can do it again. the saver act which was a m

still to some, like, 33,000 people in moore county, and we should also say i'm not sure if he mentionedgain tomorrow. it was closed today, and it will be closed tomorrow, and they'll learn more about the motive of this attack in the days to comp. >> we've learned from the sheriff that he says it was intentional. he's not calling it domestic terrorism, but >> the sheriff says it was intentional, but that investigation now supported by state officials, the fbi involved as well. duke energy says it will take until at least thursday to get power back to all of those customers without it. >> in the meantime, the royal drama continues in a new trailer for the netflix series, harry and meghan, offer more incsight on their lives. >> harryb$ makes important allegations against the royal family. max foster joins us from london. in the trailer, prince harry says they knew the truth. >> yeah, so we're expecting a bombshell documentary. it feels like that from the trailers. no one in london, no one at the palaces or wider world. it certainly seems dramatic. >> hierarchy of the family leaking stories

now we have reached out to the local police department and the fbi who has acknowledged that they are aware of the situation in moorety to see if we can get a little more detail. the governor also posting a message on twitter just a while ago saying that he spoke with duke energy, the local provider there, and state law enforcement officials about the power outages in moore county. they are investigating and working to return electricity to those impacted. now a point of importance on when electricity will come back, fred, the local fire chief told us this kind of damage will require significant repair. and at first they thought the power might be able to come back tonight, but now that they're getting a clearer picture of the damage, it's likely it might take at least until monday. >> a very curious situation. gloria, thanks so much. >>> tampa's police chief has been placed on leave after she was accused of flashing her badge and asking to be let go during a traffic stop. the sheriff's office says chief mary o'connor and her husband were pulled over while riding a golf cart on a road. what's happening? >> reporter:

we are a health system of four hospitals located in south central north carolina, with our hospital here in mooreounty in pinehurst. and we have moved a lot of our patient volume out to the other three hospitals that can support patients and have electricity. so i think as a health system we have really been symbiotic and leveraged our ability to take care of the region at large and are well on our way to do that each and every hour of the day with a great team. >> jonathan davis, really appreciate you taking the time to join us this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the flu, rsv and covid all come together to push respiratory illness rates to abnormally high levels. why health officials are wary of holiday gatherings this month and how hospitals are preparing. that's coming up. but at t the end of the day, you know you have a team behindd you that can help you. not havingng to worry about the future makes it possible to make the presesent as best as it can be for everybody. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ announcer: type 2 diabetes? discov

why don't we take-commissioner moore did you have something? >> i wanted to ask (inaudible) 8.1.5. shouldn't we spell out that we are prioritizing the production of affordable housing in this particular step? i asked for that but don't see it spelled out. i see reference to implementation program and (inaudible) but i do not see that at that point prioritization of affordable housing production. we are only committing to program goals. >> i think director hillis because it would be a analysis performed by affordsability if we are not performingen oaffordable that is where this focus but if we are not performing on all of them it touch all income levels. >> we look at the tiers so where we are producing if over producing or producing more on the market rate level this action would target affordable. we target where we are not producing. >> (inaudible) basically instilling that (inaudible) if you are under building on (inaudible) >> correct. >> right. >> before we take our break we were going to look where prop i is referenced or property transfer tax was referenced. were we able to i

we set the task for the ferry to stay at the mooring wall not for 10 days, as usual, but for 24 hours and we have already had two test ferries, the second ferry arrived 12 hours, it took time to unload the procedures. this is a super fast result. such an ombudsman. uh, our companies. we are now participating in all e, activities in all procedures related specifically to the optimization of e, those actions that lengthen the time it takes to pass through certain checkpoints. this is another one of our one of our activities. we used to spend a lot of money, and hmm, to improve the image of the country abroad, but now circumstances are changing task in general, it may even become more complicated as before, what do you think will help us here. here i heard. there is a concept as a third party brand we have restarted our program made in russia main russia which existed before in the russian export center to see some kind of certification there. yes, products to meet certain criteria there. now we have restarted it and the meaning of this lies in the fact that we really use the most effect

moore's law begins to erode. isn't it true will have liked less cool iphones, we will have less functionality? our military weapons will not be quite as james bond? why do you think such a dire scenario about the slowdown of moore's law? because, andan you can check on this, i'm not an expert but eventually moore's law hits of physical barriers. the size of an electron isn't going to change. talk about that trend is that right.s moore's law is not a law, it's a prediction although it's often called the law, t going by one f the cofounders of intel gordon moore, 1965. he saw that the number of transistors you could putis in a chip which is healthy doubling at the time doubling annually. since then it's double once every two years or so. that's proven true since that point although it up to the present which is why the cost of computing has fallen by around 1 billion fold in the number of transistors you can put on each chip and the seamen of computing power on a chip has risen by about 1 billion fold since then. to give an example the first commercially available chip in the early '60s at four t

also, we take a fascinating tour of art moore's closet.nsuelos takes the seat next to kelly, all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos. again. [laughter] [music] ♪ don't you worry ♪ ♪ don't you worry 'bout a thing ♪ thank you. hey, y'all. it's thursday, december 29th, 2022. oh, not for much longer. not for much longer, everyone. filling in for ryan today is mark consuelos.

why don't we take-commissioner moore did you have something? >> i wanted to ask (inaudible) 8.1.5. shouldn't we spell out that we are prioritizing the production of affordable housing in this particular step? i asked for that but don't see it spelled out. i see reference to implementation program and (inaudible) but i do not see that at that point prioritization of affordable housing production. we are only committing to program goals. >> i think director hillis because it would be a analysis performed by affordsability if we are not performingen oaffordable that is where this focus but if we are not performing on all of them it touch all income levels. >> we look at the tiers so where we are producing if over producing or producing more on the market rate level this action would target affordable. we target where we are not producing. >> (inaudible) basically instilling that (inaudible) if you are under building on (inaudible) >> correct. >> right. >> before we take our break we were going to look where prop i is referenced or property transfer tax was referenced. were we able to i

sushi and don't call to discuss that rather stock assessment by mr. hood, malicious, casella. moore's can. we now say that the u. s. is directly involved in the conflict. the u. s. has been dealing with this for a long time. it's been involved and trying to undermine has an influence ukraine since soviet times our opponent civil was trying to divide us and then tried to manage the separate ponts. nothing new there that the idea of ukrainian separatism was born a long time ago. while the russian president of course spoke a lot about how the a west was trying to stoke the flames of nationalism and ukraine long before the soviet union even collapsed. but the russian president also spoke a lot about the russian economy. of course, he said that it's fair to a lot better than many people in the west had predicted back in march in february of this year, despite predictions that russian g d. p would fall by double digits. it's only actually fallen by 2.5 percent. and on top of that, indicators connected to unemployment and inflation have been kept very low as well . a stroke assist so you can limit c