as you know it's wet in utah close by is yellowstone.up because wolves were taken out of yellowstone years ago and something happened the moose and elk population grew and they were trampling trees. all sort of weird things happened because it was out of whack. they brought the wolves back and now everything is back in unison you take short sellers out of the market and ecosystem no longer works and you see weird things happening like we have seen the last couple weeks much i understand why people no longer want to do it, the bull's-eye on their back but if you think taking that out of play is a good thing, you are mistaken >> it sounds like that that is exacerbating the market. >> i believe so. i might be wrong, but there are no speed bumps, nothing to cull the herd in terms of the wolves in yellowstone for you nat geo fans, watch some of the work done on the wolves of yellowstone >> mike, i would imagine your advice would be the same for the way up, options define your risk, so that would be the better way to do this. and give retail i

now, just bear with me for a second as you know, it's just out west in utah, close by is yellowstone.up because wolves were taken out of yellowstone many years ago and something weird happened the environment got screwed up the moose and elk population grew and they were trampling trees that would not have been trampled all kinds of weird things happened because it was out of whack. they brought the wolves back and now everything is back in unison the ecosystem is working you take short sellers out of the market and ecosystem no longer works and you see weird things happening like we have seen over the last couple of weeks. so i understand why people no longer want to do it i get there's a bull's eye on their back but if you think that somehow taking that out of play is a good thing, you're mistaken. >> it sounds like you're saying short sellers have stepped aside because of the market and that's exacerbating the crazy things in the market >> i believe so. i might be wrong, but there are no speed bumps, nothing to cull the herd, as it were, in terms of of the wolves in yellowstone. it

so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much better. now since the simple story is that the decline of the us postal service coincides with the rise of the internet, an email. and that story is just too simplistic. first, class mail volumes have declined and that has created financial pressure. but if you look at mail volume as a whole, particularly if you look at the parcel segment they've grown substantially. looking at internet use, people with more use of the internet or more access to the internet tend to get more mail. ah, the role and influence of private corporations is tremendous. and their ability to shape the legal environment than really reflects their desire to limit competition . if the postal service was out of the way that you think your fedex, and you could charge more for what they do, if the postal service was out of the way that you think the vampires and congress could sell off all the property and all the assets the postal service has and steal that money are all across the united states. we're losing very distingu

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also, the creator of "yellowstone." >> "yellowstone," yeah, yeah and we did a movie "wind river" togethert's essentially a prison town and the only business there is incarceration. so it's either inside the prison, outside the prison, everything is about this prison and i play the mayor of kingstown, it's really not the official mayor, and he is sort of the grease between all the wheels to ensure that he keeps the peace in town. and it's -- it comes at you pretty hard. >> jimmy: yeah did he just send you script, say, "jeremy, please, i think you'll be good for this? >> well, i did "wind river" with him, so i said yes before i read anything. >> jimmy: oh, really >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love when that happens where you're just like, "no, i know this guy does great stuff. >> yeah. and it worked out great. it worked out great. >> jimmy: congratulations on that, and then "hawkeye," first two episodes comes out wednesday on disney plus >> yeah. >> jimmy: people are freaking out. [ cheers and applause >> yeah, yeah, yeah, good times. >> jimmy: you've done our show many years as hawkeye.

so as in severe springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much better in that sense. or where are you at? on august 18th, 1983 perry smith carried a 12 gauge shotgun to the post office where he worked for 25 years. he chased the postmaster to a nearby store and killed him shooting to former co workers in the process. less than 4 months later, it happened again in alabama than georgia in new york city. for more than 2 decades and kept happening. postal employees came to work aiming for their bosses, leaving a week of collateral damage as dozens of postal workers were killed or injured. a millimeter visit, they started a mock clear in new jersey. there were 2 coastal employees killed, 2 people from the general public and one main for life. i went and sat outside that office that night and had tears in my eyes because i wonder if i should go back to work because of the fact that this could happen to me. but it could happen to anybody in any walk a life. and i had so much to give up to leave the pulse with every incident of post office violence back then i was invo

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this land now forms 5 new national parks and expands 3 others an area 3 times bigger than yellowstone, and yosemite combined. these assault perhaps the naval the rudolph parts project, a scenic road, 1700 miles long, connecting 17 parks across chile, boosting the economies of the community some route. ah right now, the largest and other today's facilities are closed down until the hand over process is complete. so the whole team, they're all thing to buy to one another. and it's not likely to have the back next year. so that it's sad, less than 4 years after dog died in a kayaking accident, seen their dream finally become a reality isa. fine and moment. here is the day that dad died. he was ana kayaking trip with our best friends. and they got caught out in a severe westerly wind. they were getting pushed farther farther out into the sun during the link. and so they decided to abandon the kayak and tires went ashore and it was just at tillage. doug was in the water for her 2 and a half hours and they got him out. he was helicopter to us in clacking, and somehow the weren't friends so

i always like to see yosemite national park, and yellowstone is gorgeous in the wintertime. i'm not sure we will get there this winter, but there are deftly places where i like to take my son for a visit. >> a question from robert perlman on social media, he is asking for shane and megan, you have said that one of the reasons to send as passive this base station is to ready them for our time is lights, -- our tennis flights, -- artemis flights. >> i think i would be ready to go if my family lets me go. i think we are well trained here on the ground. time on the space station helped train is in microgravity environments. i don't think we have any trouble with that, but i'm not sure it will be for me. >> i think it is an excellent training ground for any type of activity that we are going to do in space, whether it is on the gateway space station or on the surface, it gives you great problem-solving ability. the little things you can strain on earth, how you manager tools -- you can't drain on earth, and how you manager tools -- your tools, i think those are extremely valuable

me there, got all my village and the hassle of michigan to covina been set up by the faculty . yellowstone totally and on the elliptical, more thought than the and they had an armoire law, will not know. the ha, ha, ha, selda al jazeera also had a strong presence in turkey, recognizing it's important and historic rolled in the region. the channel reported extensively on turkey's transition from military to democratic rule as to how would a demography i with the how would flock albina, alaska. why her core moth has miller the lower than mia who are lim me when she and buffy upon what you for the athens, them. and he had been costly, alarming kennimore blunt shot gun walker. then why impede della madame and away the id, the national guard canal at al jazeera. lemme me akin j. she at the i am a man who and will not be at the feel at karen what to sudden if not gonna alj a ya had the and the email address. i live in rosella lamp. they're quinton dilate . her asian has been an important continent for algebra. to cover the channel had conducted an interview with the al qaeda leader, osama bin la

so as in the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well and we'll do much better with hello, thanks for joining me today. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you about the situation we find ourselves in today in regards to the postal service and our, our business. the bottom line is this. we have got to cost look at we can do the kind of expenses and attempt to track revenue going forward. and people say, well, this is the service business. we shouldn't have to worry about that. we are a business work and i business and i, we are no different than any other business out there, as always. thank you for the great job you every day. and i'll talk to you next time. the nature of privatization in the us postal service is very much hidden from public view. it's privatization from the inside out. so you still see the us postal service letter carrier delivering the mail to your door. but all the people involved from getting it from the business in chicago to your local postal center may not have been postal employees because that whole segment of the u. s. mail stream may have been pri

so this brings yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much faster enough from the craft all the way up to the top management. they're under a lot of pressure and stress and computer programs that follow you around all day. i mean, we know what everyone is doing. they were getting email or your boss, or call you up. and they would say get pictures back or 5 or 4 else. one of the managers of post office operations was calling the post office is tell them i told you guys no over time this week. fix it so you know they're, they're being told, collide cheat and still it's tough not to break some kind of rule of war or law or something in a year when you're managing the post office because they just don't give you what you need to operate and i had gotten curious about why some of my pe, my over time wasn't paid to me. i would go in in the morning, i was swipe my badge. i would go case my route and i would work that way until i went home and i swipe off what they were doing. they were going in and actually delete my bad swipe time with the carriers time. change it because if y

me, they've got all my village and the hassle of michigan, a cabinet, it's about implicature, yellowstone published on the article martha hadn't need. they had an armored law while the up north, the ha ha ha. selda al jazeera also had a strong presence in turkey, recognizing it's important and historic rolled in the region. the channel reported extensively on turkeys transition from military to democratic rule. as to how would a demography i with the how would for lylark albina, alaska. why gormet has been adela then. mia, who are libya? quin shade and bosley upon what federal athens. the money had been. kathleen harmon, kennimore lun, shot gun walker. then why impede della madison away? i lead the national guard canal at al jazeera lemmy ak unit j. she at the i am alma new and will not be at that the accounts what to sudden if not gonna aj ya had the email address, i live in ursula length or quinton dilate. her asian has been an important continent for algebra to cover the channel had conducted an interview with the al qaeda leda, osama bin laden in the late 19 ninety's doctor. later in

so as in to the springs, yellowstone, we will not do very well. if i to do much better with welcome back to cross top were all things are considered. i peter labelle. this is the home addition to remind you were discussing some real news news. ah ok. let's go back to patrick. patrick lee, the the u. s. for the by the administration is sponsoring a democracy conference on december 10th and 11th. it's all going to be virtual. i think a 110 countries have been invited. we can look at the the list. ok. there's some interesting admissions and then there's some interesting additions which one good question and it puts the entire idea of democracy into doubt in the 1st place. however, this is an interesting cudgel here. i mean, it seems to me that the washington, the washington consensus is very, very nervous. it needs to convince itself that no leading the world in terms of democracy is if that is what is driving the world or this whole narrative of democracy versus a talk or see, falls apart like a house of cards. it's laughable in the 21st century. go

they will support, even if you mean sacrifices. yellowstone continues at ot dot com right now. just click on the world section. well, thanks for joining us here for the program. the friday morning program live from moscow. it's what is a 9 30 in the morning now we're back in half an hour with more of your weld headlines with with. so i double membrane stretches which i like sacks, which capture, pushes the cytoplasm and then deliver them to water, the incinerator of the cell, the license for degradation. so that's what we'll talk with me. and he very something the cox right on police reports and catherine, in december 2020, a group of anti fascist, allowed a film crew access for 3 months. so like if people organization, if an idea that fascism must be opposed to channel out the gate while they may kill their faces. but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to the united states has gotten reuben, this is a chance to see who and teeth are really are in order for me to extract my 1st amendment ri

so as in to the springs yellowstone, we will not do very well. and we'll do much better in that sense from the craft all the way up to the top management. they're under a lot of pressure and stress and computer programs that follow you around all day. i mean, we know what everyone is doing good email or your boss. recall you walk and they would say, overtures back or 5 of them, or else one of the managers of post office operations was calling. the post office is tell them i told you guys no overtime this week fix it so you know they're, they're being.

so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well factor and we'll do much better in that sense. a trial of just saying maxwell has beget, we're going to tell you what happened on the 1st day despite cameras not being allowed in the courtroom. our own a john hardy with diligent and knows all the details and twitters jack is stepping down. but despite criticism from conservatives in the past summer, now warning, this could mean the social media platform could be moving farther to the left will bring you that story. and last week the united states had 2 major verdicts come down. however, only one seems to be causing so much anguish amongst workers, but several large companies offering count thing will tell you the details on sky no use in this story and more on today's news views use right here on our t america. ah.

when we, on the lucky survivors at the end of a long, long process you so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. and we'll do much better in that sense. a ah, and again his, if i see i used to in the social media scene, but just a day into his new job as twitter, ceo and perry, god ro, ollie's already ruffling feathers with fears of more content cap down to the social network. because his past remarks about not prioritizing freedom of speech, he goes down of talk me through the concerns that are being flagged up right now. the 1st thing to know about twitter is new c o. he may be new as well, the chief executive officer, but his not a new face in the company, per se. this sir, 37 year old man of well indian descent, he joined twitter all the way back in 2011 as chief technology officer. so he has already a long, long history of being an executive within the company has been involved with all the pretty much all the main strategic initiatives with twitter. so it hardly comes as a surprise that this person is well, he is sharing the general line behind that the twitter h

so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. we'll do much better than the simple story. is that the decline of the us postal service coincides with the rise of the internet and e mail, and that story is just too simplistic. first, class mail volumes have declined and that has created financial pressure. but if you look at mail volume as a whole, particularly if you look at the parcel segment, they have grown substantially. looking at internet use, people with more use of the internet or more access to the internet tend to get more mail, uhm, the role and influence of private corporations is tremendous. and their ability to shape.

we on the last few survivors at the end of a long, long process you so as in silver springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. and we'll do much better in that sense. ah, i am at kaiser this is because the report, wow, what a moment for me. and stacy there we were on the runway in san salvador. ready to exit from the country when? yes, we were in the plane on the runway and i checked my twitter one last time. and lo and behold, i saw a special thanks to max kaiser for inspiring volcano, bonds that was her name. but kelly, the president of our salvador, we had just been to the party the night before where they were announced. so i yeah, that was pretty special. right. so on this show we've talked about pay these volcano bonds. they could just have basically future big coin mining in back bonds floated by the country with like a nice coupon. and they could pay off the i m f loan. you know, this was in response to the i m f. and now hillary clinton, you know, wagging their ugly, which like finger. oh you bam. and then when we were up the event at the end of big coin week and i saw the

you so as in to the springs, yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much better in that sense. ah, welcome back. this is our t international. now, just a day into his new job as twitters, new ceo and prague are go. wall is already ruffling feathers. there are fears of more content to climb downs at the social network because of his past remarks about not prioritizing freedom of speech. eager is done off, has more. the 1st thing to know about twitter is new c o. he may be new as well, the chief executive officer, but his not a new face in the company, per se. this 37 year old man of well indian descent, he joined twitter all the way back in 2011 as chief technology officer. so he has already a long, long history of being an executive within the company has been involved with all the pretty much all the main strategic initiatives with twitter. so it hardly comes as a surprise that this person is well, he is sharing the general line behind that the twitter has been taking over the past few years that the, well, twitter is bigger than, you know, freedom of speech that twitte

i always like to see yosemite national park is one of my favorites and yellowstone national park is another favorite and it's gorgeous in the winter time. i'm not sure we'll get there this winter, but definitely places on my list i'd like to take my son for a visit. >> all right. that sounds fun. a question from robert pearlman with collect space on social media. asking for shane and megan, nasa said one of the reasons for sending astronauts to the space station now is to ready them for artemis flights. mission training specific aside, how are you ready now if nasa tapped you for a trip to the moon. >> well, i think i'd be ready to go, but i don't think my family would let me go. i don't think it's going to be me, but i think we're well-equipped and we're trained very well on the ground. our time on space station helped to train us to work in micrografty environment. i don't think we had have trouble with that, but i'm not sure it would be for me. >> and my answer is very much the same. i think the space station is an excellent training ground for any type of activity that we're going to do

where we are, the few survivors of the end of a long, long process you so as in silver springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. and we'll do much better in that sense.

so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much better. in that sense. a ah, scientists rushed to a dark co good vaccine to tackle the latest strain of the virus or the on the chrome, very enforcing countries to re impose tough restrictions. many of us might think we're done with corbett 19. it's not done with us. nursing indians from 28 countries to monitor suspension of coven vaccine patents, so poor countries can legally produce them and say such jobs of being unfairly hold it by wealthier nations as backlash in australia over the countries, news, social media laws that could see use a data handed over to authorities, although some say they viewed as a clamped, i'd only privacy the same sets of rules could be used by a state enormously malicious marla. this is not about containing.

in miles long space colonies that rotate to stimulate gravity with earth being akin to a trip to yellowstone national park bay. those who was the 2nd 1000000000 are to take a trip to space earlier this year. he actually hates when you say that has also floated the idea of moving, polluting industry into space. now there is a lot to talk about here. so joining us to do so is noted space expert and hope that tonight lee can now i'm an expert on socio if you had me here, super villain, failure to lead with the incredible projects of acceptance space. does it appear that maybe basis might be putting the car just a little bit before the horse here? well, of course, and you know, the great irony is he saying, well, earth can't sustain this many people, but who are using the most resources, the billionaires, the incredibly rich oxfam, just put out a report thing. the billionaires alone are pillaging the planet. and so he's like all we can support all these humans will really we can for huge. that's what we can't handle the miss and isn't the number of people though, you will have to wonder if which

so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much better. since you were told it was bad for your eyes and your post. yeah. that it would stop you from having real friends and finding a girlfriend. but what they fail to mention is that you could make thousands of dollars every weekend by simply playing video getting a little bit ago, we formed a little under a georgia resume with much produced up is no longer going. of course to make video games a high paying job. you have to be gifted and quick with it. hang on to a bikes, typically thing people are still listening bottom in this sounds with them. young's produce but even established yet gala boy, when you most formula is deal with or you mean meals, few guy on the order, but i would that be cool. it will still be se odd to do. i also need ah, our top stories this, our omicron, the new coed strain discovered in south africa presents at high risk globally. the w h o says as it spreads around the world with nations now canceling flight sandy, even keeping the fully vaccinated in isolation. a

so as into the springs at yellowstone do very well doctor will do much better. since twitter with one of the 1st of social media media giants to embrace cancel culture . and now the man behind as some of those decisions seo jack dorsey is stepping down or to correspond natasha suite takes a look. well, this isn't the 1st time jen dorsey has stepped down from twitter as c e o. dorsey co founded the social media platform and back in 2006, but he exited only 2 years later after reportedly been pushed out. but dorsey came back to his role in 2015 after his replacement resigned. now, an indication that dorsey won't come back a 3rd time is that markets are responding positively to his departure, communicate fearlessly to build trust. twitter prides itself on being a free and safe space to talk well, many would challenge that very statement. some question, if freedom on a platform will be even more restrained as jack dorsey steps, tao, s c, o. effective. immediately in a statement dorsey said, i've decided to leave twitter because i believe the company is ready to move

in miles long space colonies that rotate to stimulate gravity with earth being akin to a trip to yellowstone national park bay. those who was the 2nd 1000000000 or to take a trip to space earlier this year. he actually hates when you say that has also floated the idea of moving, polluting industry into space. now there is a lot to talk about here for joining us to do. so noted space expert and hope that that tonight lee can now i'm an expert on socio you had me super bill in billiard leave with incredible projects of executive space. it doesn't appear that maybe basis might be putting the car just a little bit before the horse here. well, of course, and, you know, the great irony is he saying, well, orth can't sustain this many people, but who are using the most resources, the billionaires, the incredibly rich oxfam, just put out a report saying, the billionaires alone are pillaging the planet. and so he's like all we can support all these humans will really we can for huge and that's what we can handle . the problem isn't, isn't the number of people, though, you would have to wonder if whic

so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. we'll do much better in that sense. with with the welcome back, the post breakfast risk between the united kingdom and france continues to grow as a number of issues drive the 2 sides further apart on friday, the french fishing crews blocked french ports and ferry traffic on the english channel and their latest protest over post split fishing licenses, french fishermen are taking issue with the british government for not granting more licenses to fish in british waters and with the european union for not doing enough to address the situation in a timely manner. meanwhile, tensions between u. k prime minister boris johnson and french president emmanuel cro, reached a had the same day as mc chrome took issue with johnson tweeting a public letter following the thinking of a boat filled with migrants crossing the english channel which left 27 people dead . now, during a news conference while at rome, the french president urged his british counterpart to take the issue more seriously . jus

so as in susanne springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much better in that sense. welcome back. i'm still here with james having author of he'll be in beirut. we one problem here is that they're not releasing papers. nicholas elliot, his best friend of the intelligence services, were to memoir the intelligence services. he was in 2021. the publish it. why? well, i'm one spy expert said to me, am i 6 never reveals anything because it's bad for business. it's just, it sets a bad precedent. if you release anything, then you are undermining the faith in off potentials when they do selectively stuff, gets to journalists. and so on, there is a bit of that. yeah, no, i agree. i agree. i gave the height. no, i didn't quite know why they went release, specifically why they weren't released nicholas elliott's version. equally. i'm not certain that nicholas elliot knew the full story. i think, i think, as i say in the book, because i was, i wasn't aware that at all, no, this is a one of britain's most famous say, art critics hanger, the of the queen's pictures friend o

so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well, and we'll do much better in that sense through the boot. but the one business show you care to coordinate the bridge work. and i'm rachel blevins in washington, and coming up, use of a new coven 19 variant. continue to take its toll on the market as trading has rebounded slightly following a brutal block friday. straight ahead, we'll take a look at the latest concerns and what measures governments are taking to combat the spread of the virus. plus, could have been or strange you pipeline begin running, the ford is officially certified. that's the major question as germany calls on republicans in congress, not to approve new sanctions against the project for this guy. and the rift between the european union in the united kingdom continue to deepen as the 2 remain at odds over fishing and trade right. later on we sit down with hillary forward for the latest. got a lot to get to look you through it. and we lead the program with a slight re about for markets here in the united states following friday's sell off in response to

on the lucky survivors at the end of oak, along a long process, you so as in to the springs at yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much better in that sense. the origin of the new covey straight alma kron is now under question. as dutch health officials said very recently, no last hour or so, it was detected in the netherlands before it was reported in south africa. nursing unions mean time from 28 countries demand the suspension of co vaccine payton's so poor countries can legally produce them. they say such jobs are being unfairly ahold by wealthier nations and away from cove. it's another put a news just coming in french fall right. journalist air exam mo, as announced he's officially entering the 2022 presidential campaign there of to losing some political points to public scandals. a pre up to speed on that. and the back.

i got to start you out in yellowstone. they are looking for moisture and that most of the time at this time of year means snow and they're about to get it. there is more coming with a new storm. what that will mean for coastal washington state and portland, oregon, other people in oregon, is this atmospheric river. so they're under flood watch because that atmospheric river doing its job like a fire hose sending all that moisture right there. that ends up bringing them three to five inches falling very quickly in the next 36 to 48 hours at best. so if it hits a burn scar, we know that can cause problems. more of that snowpack building in the cascades and i'll leave in the cascades and i'll leave you with a nice look north of ♪ ♪ ♪ in the cascades and i'll leave you with a nice look north of easy tools on the chase mobile app. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> “good morning america” is sponsored by target. what we value most shouldn't cost more. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forwar

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