it was surprisingly freeing for emerson. emerson: there was nothing telling me, "you're not good enough," "you're not smart enough," "you're not gonna make it," "you're not--" whatever. that didn't exist. garvin: it was a realization emerson wanted to share, so she sat down to write. in seven days, she had a screenplay for a movie loosely based on her life. she searched out professionals to help her make it, and then use crowdfunding to raise the $15,000 needed to pay for it all. male: all right, action, guys. garvin: she and her crew shot over four days in february, edited for months after that-- male: this is the filmmaker. garvin: --and premiered her short film called "the valley" at campbell's pruneyard cinema earlier this month. female: maybe then, i would be right. garvin: it's about a young woman growing up in high-pressure silicon valley, who realizes there is more to life than good grades, prestigious colleges, and high salaries. emerson: i'm just saying maybe our kids can be enough without having to prove that they

tory emerson binds there on that _ back to the us. tory emerson binds there on that story _ back to the us. tory emerson binds there on that story for— back to the us. tory emerson binds there on that story for us. - back to the us. tory emerson binds there on that story for us. thank i there on that story for us. thank you forjoining us on newsday. thank you for “oining us on newsday. thank ou for you forjoining us on newsday. thank you for having _ you forjoining us on newsday. thank you for having me. _ as the cop26 climate talks continue, the debate over development versus protecting the environment is playing out in india. billions of dollars' worth of diamond reserves lie in the ground in buxwaha forest in central india. the state government says a proposed mine will bring jobs but local people say their lives will be destroyed. bbc hindi s nitin srivastava reports. the lungs of central india are under threat. a tract of four hours is the quickest mode to arrive here, but all of this could be lost if a proposed diamond mine

um, well, i'm emerson. i'm your guys' supervisor for the day, and sal as well. so, we're gonna go over the safety meeting. we're gonna brush up on it pretty quick, you know, so, just to remember, when we're on the roof, remember, if you guys drop something, always call "headache." men: headache. rivera: you know, headache, so, you know, i just wa to make things-- manyeah, i was incarcerated just like emerson and, um... this program helped me out to stay out of trouble, because it's hard for us to find a job in any industry out there. hom: the model at grid is unique because every project where we're installing solar is what we call a classroom on the roof. people come out with us because we know they know that we're the only organization that provides free training to get jobs in the solar industry. eduardo uriarte: i'm really excited to see the--the process getting going. seeing all the equipment arrive, all the workers here. it's--it's really exciting to see the--the process really moving along. oscuna: i'm believing it more because i'm seeing that it's gettin

and today on her show back on emerson, b. c. she had on a bind economic advisor and she kind of went after him on inflation, i think trying to walk back the debit. she did well and i know spin, but this was more in that gives you a little nauseated. this is more like whiplash because it's one of those going at it. but at that time, like a lot of times right now, you know, do you feel like, did she literally, legitimately did not understand what inflation was? it's why she's trying to get it. or this is another really advanced chance of trying to cover for administration, especially that network as we're talking about bias across the board, that network tries to continue be a cheerleader for well, m s, i should also point that emerson, b. c, put out a tweak which when they took flak for it and they did, they remove and she, i think picked up by that they were the ones who also said that inflation is not so bad. they had a bunch of milk or more milk yet. you know, everybody's mocking this family that came out that had like 10 kids

jason emerson, to nearly a decade traveling across the united states visiting and research in numerous archives, and historic places and he was studying the 82 plus years in the life of lincoln, writer emerson focused on the president's oldest son, is a union soldier, a minister of great britain, the u.s. secretary of war, and the president of the chicago based home and car company and jason emerson is historian has been writing about the lincoln family for over 20 years. >> on this episode a book knows, is available on c-span now app or wherever you get your podcast. >> i am robert the president of ai and i am happy to welcome you all to this i think really to be a terrific conversation it with three wonderful people and i want to start out by mentioning it the person's ornament who made us do this and get it done and get it done fast and kept as inspired and that is selling when it first came to a.i. about eight years ago, this very second scholar that i met after the great john was sally and she welcomed me to this wonderful community so warmly and kindly but that she also showed me

archives, and historic places and he was studying the 82 plus years in the life of lincoln, writer emerson focused on the president's oldest son, is a union soldier, a minister of great britain, the u.s. secretary of war, and the president of the chicago based home and car company and jason emerson is historian has been writing about the lincoln family for over 20 years. >> on this episode a book knows, is available on c-span now app or wherever you get your podcast. >> i am robert the president of ai and i am happy to welcome you all to this i think really to be a terrific conversation it with three wonderful people and i want to start out by mentioning

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and what exactly happened with this emerson, b c, producer. yes. so basically what, what we understand and this was coming from the police here in kenosha and also the judge brew shredder is that the freelance producer would then be see basically ran a red light. he was pulled over by police who say that that, which said that he was trailing this jury van after it left the court house last night after recessing from deliberations for the evening. and, and generally what happens for those who may not know is when you know the jury, do you leave the court house? it goes to an undisclosed location, whether it's a local hotel or, or another location. so this freelance producer is apparently in the vicinity or trailing behind his van, was pulled over its whole police that he was following the van under orders from his manager in new york. i and the police said that he was suspected of basically taking pictures of the jury van, which is a huge know now as you probably know, scotty for media covering a trial, you're not supposed to do that. there are rule

and today on her show back on emerson, b. c. she had on a bind economic advisor and she kind of went after him on inflation, i think trying to walk back the debit. she did well and i know spend, but this is more in that gives you a little nauseated. this is more like whiplash because it's one of those going at it. but at that time, like a lot of times right now, you know, do you feel like she literally, legitimately did not understand what inflation was? hence why she's trying to have it, or this is another really advanced chance of trying to cover for administration, especially that network as we're talking about bias across the board, that network tries to continue be a cheerleader for well, m s, i should also point that emerson b c, put out a tweak which when they took flak for it and they did, they remove and she, i think picked up by that they were the ones who also said that inflation is not so bad. they had a bunch of milk or more milk yet. you know, everybody's mocking this family that came out that had like 10 kids and

and today on her show back on emerson, b. c. she had on a bio economic advisor and she kind of went after him on inflation. i think trying to walk back the dab it she did well and i know spend, but this is more in that gives you a little nauseated. this is more like whiplash because it's one of those are going at it. but at that time, like a lot of times right now, you know, do you feel like she literally, legitimately did not understand what inflation was since, why she's trying to have it? or this is another really advanced chance of trying to cover for administration, especially that network as we're talking about bias across the board, that network tries to continue be a cheerleader for well, m s, i should also point that emerson, b. c, put out a tweak which when they took flak for it and they did, they remove and she, i think picked up by that they were the ones who also said that inflation is not so bad. they had a bunch of milk and more milk yet. you know, everybody's mocking this family that came out that had like 10 kid

and today on her show back on emerson, b. c. she had on a bio economic advisor and she kind of went after him on inflation, i think trying to walk back the debit. she did well and i know spend, but this is more in that gives you a little nauseated. this is more like whiplash because it's one of those going at it. but at that time, like a lot of times right now, you know, do you feel like, did she literally, legitimately did not understand what inflation was? hence why she's trying to give it, or this is another really advanced chance of trying to cover for administration, especially that network as we're talking about bias across the board, that network tries to continue be a cheerleader for. well, emma, i should also point out emerson, b c, put out a tweak which when they took blackboard and they did, they remove and she had been picked up by that they were the ones who also said that inflation is not so bad. they had a bunch of milk or more milk. yeah. you know, everybody's mocking this family that came out that had like 10 ki

we think the board at companies like emerson might take a second look. 3m has not participated in its supplication on a go forward basis. so we think there are significant implications for the sector as a whole. alix: would that be your next guess, like a 3m? deane: the one that probably bubbles to the top in terms of anticipation, and we published on this extensively, would be emerson separating their automation business from commercial and residential solutions. the x ceo and chairman said that is up to the new ceo to decide, so it has come up on several conference calls. they would be doing it from a position of strength if and when they decide to pull the trigger. alix: deane, thanks a lot. we enjoyed chatting with you. stay with bloomberg. larry culp, general electric chairman and ceo, will be joining david westin on "balance of power" today. definitely do not miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: peloton is expanding beyond cardio. the company has launched its first strength training device, a $495 setup ox with a camera that guides you through exercises. southwest gas has r

i would also say it makes my eyes move towards an emerson electric or 3m, where you might not have the same kind of consistency in their portfolios, and maybe those might be next to see breakups. lisa: do you think the reaction we are seeing in equities and even in bonds due to the split up of ge will encourage some of the separations? joel: without a doubt. i think people like having straight, vanilla stories with a growth outlook they can understand. it is never really great in a diversified conglomerate because in that case, there's always some companies doing well and other companies that aren't doing as well, so i think you will see more breakups happen in the future. tom: how does amazon 20 or 30 years out, with their different businesses, not become what you just described? joel: i guess that will become an issue once amazon pe is s&p 500 level, right? same thing with tesla. tesla has a variety of different businesses inside of it, but when the markets are hot for your stock, it doesn't really make a difference. tom: the market exuberance, i am going to stay on amazon, it is a r

jason emerson spent a decade traveling across the u.s., visiting and researching numerous archives, museums and historic places. he was studying the 82 plus years in the life of robert lincoln. he focused on the president's oldest son as a union soldier, a minister to great britain, a u.s. secretary of war and the president of the chicago-based pullman car company. jason emerson is an independent historian who has been writing about the lincoln family for over 20 years. announcer: on this episode of book notes plus, available on the c-span now app, or wherever you get your podcasts. host: david drucker is senior correspondent with the washington examiner and a long washington reporter, and the author of the brand-new book, "in trump's shadow: the battle for 2024 & the future of the gop .” david drucker, welcome back. guest: good to be here. david dr. guest: good to be here. host: what was your original inspiration for writing this book? guest: it started out as a collection of stories about republicans planning for 2024 long before president trump at even run for reelection. we knew he wa

at emerson college? >> i'm basically learning how to be funny, yeah, paying the price. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how's it going? >> it's going okay. i made it out here. >> jimmy: why you accent-free? >> both my parents are from toronto. >> jimmy: oh, all right. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, very good. i wish you well with your career. >> thank you. >> jimmy: all right, guillermo, give the man a pie. hey, you know it's funny thing. here's a comedic art for you. yeah, there you go. put that pyrite in guillermo's face, that's always good stuff, right? [ laughter ] >> guillermo: yeah, it's real good. >> jimmy: here, xhees are the comedic arts! >> i'm not going to hit you with a pie. >> jimmy: you're not going to make it. you might want to switch to business. [ laughter ] >> you're right. you've got a nice suit on, i can't. >> jimmy: his parents are canadian. in canada, they don't put a pie in your face, they just hand you one and apologize if you don't like it. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. jamie dornan

travel association executive vice president tori emerson-barnes. thank you so much for being with us. what is your message to the white house this morning? >> absolutely. we've been engaged with the white house over the weekend. we feel encouraged by the president's comments yesterday and reinforced this morning, that we expect not to see any more travel restrictions. i think what we really see with this current one is it is a slippery slope. we have really robust protocols in place. you know, air travel is safe. you have to have a vaccine and a negative pcr test to come into the u.s. we think that that is the appropriate way to assess an individual's risk and not preventing a wholesale country from coming to the u.s. >> what dr. fauci and the u.s. says is this temporary ban on the south african nations is to buy some time. why aren't you persuaded by that? >> absolutely understand the concern there. but as we've seen, as we just heard from the doctor, if you are vaccinated, the symptoms are very, you know, insignificant, really. you're feeling tha

she spoke to students at emerson elementary and talking about war to younger students is challenging but has gotten easier throughout the years. >> to me, this is just a part of an educational, you know, experience for them. i want to be able to talk to them about what a veteran is not so much about what i went through. again, they're too young for that but being able to just, what itself the meaning of a veteran? what it means to be able to be a soldier. >> reporter: lynch says she loves hearing how she's inspired young students, especially girls, to join the armed forces. >> as a mom, as an educator, as now a you know a veteran, you look at them and you're like, yeah, that's our future right there. >> jasmine wright president of the belfry president student council is one young woman lynch has inspired >> on a daily basis, we think our life is going to end and so much happened to us. but she truly has been through the most she got through it she's pursuing her dreams. she continues to inspire people throughout the country that's just amazing. >> our thanks to kaylin for that report

as emerson gave trading to 0 the postal service delivers a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. constantly 40 percent of the world's mail right now the us postal service is in the flight of its life to survey the introduction bad financial shape. now facing default, the postal service is a cash cow in there was a way to pull money out of the postal service to put in a federal budget. there was a mandate, you bring it on to $1000.00, new revenue every month. the nature of privatization in the us postal service is very much hidden from public view. it's privatization from the inside out. why that's a big business in money. it's not about the public and given them the service that they deserve. it's not about quality train workers. it's about with assurance, i don't seem an official, and this is for sure someone at the from to check up a discussion with people. and yet the nekisha post goes in the search the when you decide next line me at the whipping that they should usually should almost by you. so what i'm going to look up in cities. it took the test mission lifestyle, right?

tori emerson barnes, the executive vice president of the us travel association, has been explaining more about the vaccination policy — and the risks associated with it. we have a policy here where you have got to be vaccinated to come into the us. you also have to have proof of a negative covid test. based on clinical research, the chances of someone coming from just the uk to the us, the chances of someone boarding that plane that actually has covid is one in 10,000, and the chances of somebody actually getting infected is one in a million, so we feel really good about the science that is in place and the fact we are welcoming vaccinated travellers that also have proof of negative tests, i think it gives us good reassurance that it is the right time to reopen and as we start to see even more focus on vaccine here in the us and across the globe, we will be able to live with the virus. that kicks in and just three or four hours time. the british prime minister has been accused of "trashing" the uk's reputation for democratic standards, as a row over the conduct of his conservative poli

earlier i spoke to tori emerson barnes, the executive vice president of the us travel association about what this means for her members and the us economy as a whole. it isa it is a major turning point and it will be beneficial to communities across our country. through the pandemic they have lost $300 billion in export income and millions ofjobs as a result of the closure of borders so we are excited to reunite americans with the rest of the world and welcoming international travellers to destinations across our wonderful country. but there are concerns _ wonderful country. but there are concerns about _ wonderful country. but there are concerns about how - are concerns about how restaurants will policy this? many people say that even with the vaccination requirement an increase in infections is almost inevitable. how worried are you about that? we almost inevitable. how worried are you about that?— are you about that? we have a oli are you about that? we have a policy here _ are you about that? we have a policy here where _ are you about that? we have a policy here where you - are y

you are losing emerson to your app store and the nurse to run the premier is there as well in my with the was more of a student that this land was that they was, you missed you are. and you can explain the slappey part of the not least, just know by cnc router yet, but even the stuff that i call hold on for you is just going to listen to it the that the national let them know, nash at the cost of what it is i wish protest in the computer, you know, just a just wanted but it says there was a push the company. and then when you go to the full church just should have it with touch. and what's our use was of course i still school church, certain storm door old checks about full not so much. no problem to perform church, full months on research. unusual problem solving, bull people to quarter story dollars more. is there somewhere along there? as of what was the 1st, the discussion will still be working with them to live and also with the 6 you. so there are small, little ordered 3 door, 3 of the city, a cerebral circle. mm hm. first, just to help me with this, one will do this way from th

ralph waldo emerson said the purpose of life is not to be happy. it's to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well. my father made a monumental difference. he lived. he lived well. i've heard it asked, are we still making his kind? i believe the answer to that question is up to us. to honor his legacy, i hope we do more than consign him to the history books. i hope we recommit ourselves to being a nation where we are still making his kind. for as he said in his auto biography, his journey was an american journey. colin powell was a great lion with a big heart. we will miss him terribly. >>> we invite you to stand. the lord be with you. >> and also with you. >> let us pray. oh, god, his mercies cannot be numbered. except our prayers on behalf of thy servant and grant him a entrance into the land of light and joy and the fellowship of thy saints through jesus christ our son and lord who live and reign with you and the holy spirit, one god now and forever. amen. god, giver of al

earlier i spoke to tori emerson barnes the executive vice presidenet of the us travel association about what this might mean for her members and the us economy as a whole. isa is a huge turning point and will be beneficial to communities across our country throughout the pandemic, the travel economy has lost 300,000,000,000 expert income and almost a million jobs. 300,000,000,000 expert income and almost a millionjobs. this is the result of the closure of these borders. we are excited to reunite americans at the rest of the wild and welcome international travellers to destinations across our wonderful country today, tomorrow, november eight. yes, indeed. tori, there are concerns aboutjust how responsible a policy this may speed, aren't there? a lot of people saying that even with the vaccination requirement, an increase in infections is almost inevitable. how worried are you about that? we have a policy here where you have to be vaccinated to come into the us. you also have to have proof of that negative covid test, and based on mayo clinic research, the chances of someone coming from j

using the live emerson's and the use of excessive force have became more evident and just one young protesters. young protesters, right, couple of minutes. couple of meters away from me having shot down there. and so people started to disperse, but the abbey center of the whiteness to they had been on demand that the largest and fruit as to place there. and several people have been killed and dozens injured . and a doctor that have just contact us from any dorman hospital says that the number of the injured people or steal increase in increasing in on, dorman lease and democratic republic of congo have use tear gas to break up protests. thousands of people marched against the appointment of a new electoral commissioner. bessy is too close to the precedence malcolm web reports from ben shutter. oh, thousands of people were out on the streets of kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo. angry, a president. felix tis a caddy and his government. they tried to march to parliament to deliver a petition that police use t a gas to stop them. i don't, i was to demonstrate his object to

as he that has atlas, mtv for symbols, would have either put cmp in this time and mod emerson. katie little cindy fabulous evils. common grandmother mice, casey alex clement, was in say to be hit either hill tobacco academy nor soviet they've always been up a lava. no, so be a chill. conscientious and most was startling. flemish young no soviet, his spirit double. the nostril corrected away the end. up in us alameda, they succeeded. they've been in to live union to superintend mentos, and playlists title. it also pussy. dodie says what a for america tv levels had gotten. no sick with yes. in 20 said be who? asia visiting dependency, but then they said you are part of italian momento thou have elastically this, but i continue to have a handle ministry at our level of expanding program. and before putting that meant where the as one of the as good either was out were those of us. allah, other words, you got to be all, all the visual undergoes though it come with me there in aleck, come and fight. you see where you see? well, with this wendy, wendy, wendy, is they are the one is t

to into eastern parts of brazil, and they'll continue the punch their way across the key part of the emerson courses . we go 13, monday by monday. believe you're seeing some of that wet weather west or whether they're sliding into the southeast of brazil, but it's dryer air, bright, and warmer. want to serious a 27 degrees celsius in the sunshine thing started to quiet and down nicely. then lottie choir to prosecute parts of the caribbean city across the eastern islands. such on his shower was coming through here the greater antilles. lars, he settled in sunny for the next couple of days. the weather weather will be crossed. the western side of the re, to me got some lively showers, longest bells if re pushing into costa rica and day to panama for monday, by that stage, looked up peninsula in northern parts of cuba, seeing some wet weather to receive some wet weather and which were the moving away from the canadian maritime, still some snow. they're just around the lakes lake effect snow. we have got some snow, some wet weather, i'm afraid, returned the bc, returning a little dryer for monda

so the can meet liam on man was wanting to move with log apartments with emerson. this number with gina gord. i'd say sean, them you have stuff commercial. then you look at crockett, of course, when they'll see, stay at the small talk. unlimited text was one of them took over even with the oldest focus. you see us in there, get stuck with ration that you worked on. others, not by you. i took them with somebody from zillow we read in it. cram came with us . that's when the war oxy. spicy love the when you can your slump of the most or she lose, you will be the live the machine with bull, misty on the fish and women, the lay in the water. bill it it is a one year. i mean, you still scuttle, i think by now, even the uninitiated will realize that the president has got into one unusual cause . so from this day on may, the 7th 2018 russia's head of state will be using a domestically manufactured modica. can a bicycle too much got plenty of with were washing the only thing i'm in costly is only cover the nuanced abuse. lee silicon for a little dark one. do you guys are st

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with reality, stephanie rule on emerson. b. c, one of their anchors. she was talking about how guess what, this inflation stuff. it's not as it's really not that bad people could afford it. the dirty little secret is people could afford it, they're saving or they're working. more wages are up. well, you know what, this is as out of touch as couldn't be beat. people cannot afford it. what people she could afford, it har circle could afford the people she knows could afford it. but of course, even the, by the administration or admitting that it's a problem even come ela harris was able to understand that it's a problem for her to be so. so in another galaxy and out of touch and say dirty little secret is inflations, okay? cuz we can't afford it now. no, she, i, i never heard anything so ridiculous in my life. well, all of us come to the time of plummeting trust in the mainstream media, with us tv network, seeing the rating slump since last year. that story, coming your way just a little bit later on this program, but for now, authorities in the australia

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i recently deleted tweet from emerson. b. save and claimed. soaring price is all, no, such a bad thing. appointed people to take to social media and off of their response to that suggestion. people not been able to afford groceries is a good saying, well antics. all of you more more on selling us more money coming out of our pocket is a good thing. no reason will ever make a reasonable person say, inflation is a good thing. amazon and bessie believes inflation is a good thing that i will wallison versus disagree. m, as i may say, followed up with another to wait, same deleted one, misrepresented the article. it was linking to that the i did a soaring costs, saw an overall good thing, and the president buys at least, has gained traction in the media kellum open as new york, as if they agree whether it's mel for gasoline, the prices of every day commodities are rising american families are being squeezed now more than ever. some voices in mainstream media say the solution is pretty simple. stop complaining and deal with it. and

than 18 months can finally reunite, as our transport correspondent caroline davies reports.tori tori emerson barnes, the executive vice president of the us travel association, has been explaining more about the vaccination policy — and the risks associated with it. = we have a policy were you have to be vaccinated and you need to be vaccinated and you need to have a negative covid test. the chances of coming from just the uk to the us, the chances of somebody boarding the plane that actually has covid is one in 10,000, and the chances of getting infected is one in1 million, so we feel really good about the science that is in place, and the fact that we are waiting vaccinated travellers that have also proof of a negative test. i think this is good reassurance that it is the right time to reopen, and as we see more folks get vaccinated here in the us and across the globe, we will be able to live with the virus. later, we'll be looking at the impact of the pandemic on new york a little later and the financial cost to the united satets as a whole in business coverage. let's get some of the day

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stephanie rule on emerson. b. c, one of their anchors. she was talking about how, guess what? to say, inflation stuff. it's not as it's really not that bad people could afford it. bit dirty little secret is people could afford it, they're saving more, they're working more wages are up. well, you know what, this is as out of touch as couldn't be beat. people cannot afford it. what people she could afford it, her circle could afford the people she knows could afford it. but of course, even the biden administration are admitting that it's a problem even come ela harris was able to understand that it's a problem for her to be so. so in another galaxy and out of touch and say dirty little secret is inflations, okay, cuz we could afford it now. no, she, i, i never heard anything so ridiculous in my life. every anchor, who considers themselves a journalist and almost every news person. and they all have opinions, they all give opinions, they all come from the lap they. and that's not journalism that's talk, show host, hard back to the action here. when auto international crossing liv

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and those that they represent back home and say in the pacific or in the emerson is not a matter of just negotiations. it's a matter of life and death. nick, this has been something that you've been covering in the late up to and now during the club 26 summit. in your opinion, what is the mood of protest is, is it one of anger all of one of hope? and there's not a lot of hope. it's not, there's a big trust deficit between the protest is and between the less developed countries and the rich nations here than geisha ages. and you know what they really want to get out of it. and did i read before we came to this place of it? we travelled around and we did spurs films on how climate change in nations. we went to agreement, we saw the melting ice cap and the impact that's having on communities and how it's affecting sea level rise around the world and how it's affected ocean currents. we went to remain here and saw the wholesale devastation, a huge tracks of virgin ancient forest plundered by the timber mafia by illegal logging companies. we went to greece to see just how people were trying t

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our grandkids with trillions more in debt and create new social spending plans, and that to the new emerson poll which found 55% of americans believe the democrats spending bill will have no impact or negative impact on their lives. this is the bill the democrats think is going to reverse their political fortunes? >> any rational group of people would have hit the brakes, but biden, he strapped. >> two bills put together would create millions of jobs, grow the economy, invest in our nation and people, turn the climate crisis into an opportunity, we are going to invest in your hopes and make sure america wins the future in the process. >> of the current moment feels like dÉjÀ vu you're not alone. >> in 2009, the democrats got this exact same message from virginia, new jersey voters and four days later nancy pelosi did the same thing, rushed a vote on obamacare and 63 democrats lost their seat a year from then. i think people would learn from that. >> is the political equivalent of the cult leader jim jones, making all her members drink the kool-aid sacrificing the mantra speakership at the

we had our own mechanics within our battalion, but our mechanics touch our on emerson's what they would end up doing. instead, what you'd have for government contractors, they're getting paid 200000 dollars year be used to work on the same and ramp. but you have us army mechanics that were in less than soldiers setting on the sidelines . just basically playing chests and cards. that's the type of government wage that we have. so i mean, that's been going on for a long time. so if the pentagon truly wanted to make sure that the troops can afford to feed their families, we would cut back the government contractors that are using it and are using the system. and we use it to actually pay the service members that are wearing the uniform. the problem is that's really not a sexy topic that people want to talk about, which is also one of the reasons i'm also running for congress is because this is the type of ways that we need to address. and it's time that us to serve in the military start discussing that type of ways that's going on. it's a real problem. well, and i appreciate that and there