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the jewish community is as well. mohammed if there was a pole tomorrow, well, both sides could put forward the position, you know, as well as i do, that the overwhelming majority would banish. because each crew, i've always believed that, you know, we've got to respect nathan within the confines of the law that we live in. i just feel that this is been done in a climate where, you know, far right activism i'm far right. narrative is sweeping across the european union and that now tip is becoming mainstream and not being that this is another indication of that. and that way, when you see the jewish community and the muslim community on the same side standing together that shows you, we put a tackle this issue says come from the sour accusations of double standards of german says the channel is removed from after getting its license from a broad while for other broadcasters, including us in an affiliate, well, that's apparently not a problem. we'll explain all after the break. ah oh, when i was sure seemed wrong when all 3, just don't move any world yet to see how does the becomes the advoca

i'm well, and in fact, i'm very well cos i've just seen your latest stand—up show, and it prompts a very simple question. are you in an abusive relationship with your smartphone? probably, yes, i think so. well, i'm certainly in an addicted relationship with my smartphone and my laptop and whatever else i access social media with. i am undeniably addicted to social media. but we might all be — we might, as a culture, be addicted to social media. and if you want to be in the conversation now, it's very hard to actually exclude yourself from that by not being on social media. so, part of it is whatever else addiction is — some kind of weird dopamine hit that you get from it, a narcissistic urge to have an audience and all the sort of things that i know are kind of shallow and bad. but at the same time, if you are a comedian, you are to some extent a social commentator, even if you come into it via comedy. you need to be in the conversation, and that's where it happens now. you know, in hamilton, there's this song, the room where it happened, which is about history. that room now is the

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we had ours as well and schools did all sorts of i as well and schools did all sorts of things as one had a sports day out on the field with a head mark socially distance boxes of the parents could stand to metres away from each other, so there a lot of it very inventive stuff going off all around on distancing but the idea that that and other restrictions may be coming back. and also in this story chris whitty saying a very significant increase in hospitalisations are on the way. i think there was a figure and i think it was in the guardian say, susan hopkins saying the omicron variant infections could reach i million a day by the end of december. so very big figures being lobbed around. fine december. so very big figures being lobbed around.— lobbed around. one thing i noticed earlier that — lobbed around. one thing i noticed earlier that one _ lobbed around. one thing i noticed earlier that one of _ lobbed around. one thing i noticed earlier that one of the _ lobbed around. one thing i noticed earlier that one of the things - lobbed around. one thing i noticed earlier that one

yahoo da da well begun. i am a bit surprised by the new lockdown to go actually, how quickly it has come. again. we had some idea that we had it under control. after all, though, we have had done everything, we could, we are fully vaccine. you actually do everything you can to support society and in the end it all goes in the wrong direction. i'm of, she's thinking of bacon yoga. we often see that the government intervenes too late or with half measures. and now i think that with the emergence of the new variant, they simply intervened really hard. that once i hope that will be able to tackle it and that in a months time will be out of it. especially when that booster campaign gets going. are you miss, but you sometimes missed the long term vision and that is frustrating. can you? we can no longer plan ahead and i think that's annoying. so it needs social work. i didn't expect the log down to happen so fast. i personally expected that if the numbers start increased with that very and that they could be stric

well, it voyeurism and it changes everything. if you have a sorry that only cover certain things, it affects you and everything else. if you have 500 euros and spent a 100 on electricity, he rarely have anything left over. what are people going to do? if i were in church, i would if people in government a low salary and see how the corporate controller shawl is reached, this level because no one regulates it again. glad albert again. of course, if you pay a lot for electricity and charge your clients a low price, it affects you a lot. if you charged lions 15 euros and you have to pay rent, electricity cetera, what do you have left? you say we're struggling to make ends meet, but hopefully things will be fixed. good. i mean, again, we spoke to independent journalist luc river, who thinks the decisions coming from brussels are only making the energy crisis worse unit would be completely crazy if they decided to suppress long term contracts for gas, or to try to suppress gas being a fossil fuel you know, to, to be discarded. this is

well it could be, victoria. as - about to get worse? well it could be, victoria. as you | could be, victoria. as you said, the central bank today will have its rate decision at 11am local time, a couple of hours from now. it is widely expected it will cut interest rates, as you say, for the fourth straight month of a row by one percentage point. central bank decisions, things don't always go according to expectations. but the issue is what investors and people here are really concerned about is what happens after that, because, as you say, the lira has yet almost half its value so far this year and that has taken spending power away from the people who are living here. increases at supermarket happen almost every single day, we talk to some supermarket employees who have to reprice products and they say could take them a day, but they have the system down now they do it so often that they can do it in a couple of hours. but even in the 20 minutes we were there we had customers complaining about the price increase of something slow cooking oil because it was one pr

well, here's some good news. there have been no major problems that bay area airports tonight a few flights have been delayed or canceled at sfo t screened 1 million 533,398 people at checkpoints across the country yesterday. that's a 35% increase compared with christmas day last year airlines are advising passengers to arrive early. you should allow at least three hours for international travel and two hours for like flights it's been what is being called a bumper holiday season for retailers sales rose by eight and a half percent despite supply issues and omicron. that's the fastest pace in 17 years according to analysts at mastercard spending pulse. it tracks payments including cash and debit cards clothing accounted for a 47% increase jewelry was up 32% and electronics 16 percent online sales rose 11% a year ago thresf november 1st through december 24th. well preparations are underway for the 2022 rose parade. we have a first look tonight at some of the floats you'll see in the big name. that will be this i'm

well, not just then. if you think about it, i can't remember the exact ranking, but the russian federation is somewhat the biggest economy in the world might be even higher than that. now if you succeed in crushing that economy in order to achieve a political objective and it's not clear that you can succeed, but let's just imagine that you did. and if you're going to set off to do something like that, presumably. ready not the goal. well, let's just like opening a black hole under the international banking system. we're seeing what's happening and sean with ever grunt warbling in the property market, possibly going down the drain. uncles. if that happens, that's going to pull down. the western banking system, potentially and in other words, you know, this is really silly, dangerous stuff. and it could have also, you know, just thinking an afternoon the entire banking system could be destroyed by some miscalculated political maneuver. you do get the sense it hasn't been fully thought 3, a little bit reine

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looks like some foggy conditions there as well. the richmond center fell commute as you travel out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge where we do normally see pockets of fog there. about 20 minutes traveling into the city will have more on that coming up. but for now, let's get back some of our top stories. major moves under way at the state capitol. lawmakers are moving their offices out of the state capitol in preparation for huge renovation project. they have going on. well, the capital xanax is set to be demolished to make way for new upgraded space for the last decade. 7 decades and his house executives and legislative offices there. the project is expected to cost taxpayers about 1.2 billion dollars legislators say depending and defending that demolition they will legislators that are defending that demolition of the next says that it has as senate. it has limited access for the disabled and also a lack of safety measures like exits as well as sprinklers. there. the new spaces that include about

well, let's learn more crossing live now to berlin. peter all about joining us here with the breaking news. peter. the german chancellor has only been in office for a week so far. he's already got a dispute with russia on his hands. can you? can you talk us through what's happened? what do we know so far? well, a number of fronts where berlin and moscow on see an eye to eye at the moment, but this one emerging on wednesday as the, the front runner. in that case, it involves the sentencing on wednesday of a russian man to life in prison. for the murder of, of 40 year old zelman, hon gosh, really in 2019. he was shot dead in a park in the center of the german capital. now, the court in passing down that sentence on wednesday said that his killing had been at the behest of the russian state. this is something that moscow has vehemently denied continuously since the arrests were made back in 2019. we've heard from the russian foreign minister, so i think upon we've heard from the russian ambassador to berlin, a surgeon, a chai of who said

right, well you said --erhas promise? right, well you said perhaps that _ promise? right, well you said perhaps that was _ promise? right, well you said perhaps that was a _ promise? right, well you said perhaps that was a bit - promise? right, well you said perhaps that was a bit of - promise? right, well you said perhaps that was a bit of a - perhaps that was a bit of a public relations issue. i would not disagree, but look, all political leaders right now are under a lot of strain because, as sherman powell said, in many ways the virus controls our economy right now and that puts really any leader and a difficult position stopping they want to be seen as doing something but it is very difficult and frankly the more they actually really do, in terms of micromanaging the economy, the worse the unintended consequences can be. so really the best thing they can do is let the fed do their job, let the private sector sort this out, and so many businesses are already strengthening their resiliency, i was talking to an automaker last week. they have been for months now re

the prime minister as well a way of the sentiment on i as well a way of the sentiment on the conservative back benches. it was a massive rebellion without hard data support to any further lockdown measures. the rebellion would only be larger. measures. the rebellion would only be laruer. ., , ., ., be larger. labour is going to the government _ be larger. labour is going to the government not _ be larger. labour is going to the government not to _ be larger. labour is going to the government not to publish i be larger. labour is going to the government not to publish all i government not to publish all relevant data and scientific advice, they say, to reassure the public that boris johnson they say, to reassure the public that borisjohnson isn'tjust capitulating to his own party. it's often been a spirit of goodwill during the covid crisis, but you cannot entirely keep politics out of the pandemic. more now on the data from scotland, which has published its figures for the last three days. they haven't yet been included in the uk totals. catriona renton has more. new restrictions for hosp

well, concord holding on to upper 60's as well. some surrounding areas across the north bay areas like novato in sandra fell at 68 degrees. now tomorrow's highs will still be mild as will be the case on friday, but you're noticing a slight downward trajectory here. that does take us back into the 60's solidly by the weekend, mid 60's by midweek next week and monday night is offering are slim chance of maybe a few showers rain. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at the traffic on this wednesday traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under. >> 13 minutes for your drive time there. the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that commute a little under 30 minutes. and we're leaving with a look at the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes heading from the north bay into the city have a little more weather coming up. for now, let's go back to the news. all right. let's talk about sports because the warriors to try, but their 7 game win streak was snapped by the sun's. e

but my love bob again thought, no, well i'm going up there a bit a well, i mean, happy lation spoke with donia. hey, it's not in that. and i ah, in the headlines this, our on asi international. vladimir putin has just touched down in india on only his 2nd trip abroad since the pandemic. and it comes just a day ahead of the president's plan video conference with joe biden with the message from joe biden. as the western media goes into overdrive with allocations of an imminent invasion of ukraine with europe in the grip of a winter of discontent over soaring energy prices. a group of monitoring fuel poverty warns household heating bills on the u. k. could soon double also in the program here one ot vaccination cooperation, the only way to beat the pandemic. that's the warning from the president.

well, and then they're stupid mistakes made by not well trained officers. so there were in this hamster well, cuz then you get the riots because it was a bad move made and we're backing to the same place again, we're not, there's not a solution to that. you know, raw, remember the driver who drove is that she may into the christmas, prayed and walk a shout, wisconsin he killed, entered, doesn't innocent people. is it not impossible to look at his rab sheet and be appalled that he wasn't already in prison? i. i agree, we need prism reform, but he committed this massacre. so why are we not fighting the middle ground to say after used to be 3 stripes are out? was the policy that obviously doesn't exist anymore? what is the policy today about what's actually going to keep these harden criminals, repeat criminals behind bars to protect the safety of individuals? well, 1st of all, the bill reform, part of the less criminal justice reform is what led to that individual being out because he was out on a $500.00 bill for guess what we're trying to run over his daugh

because, well, we're right next door to your rival, so that doesn't work well for us. i mean, in time in memorial is that what you have is stronger powers make it very clear that their interests are being threatened here. and we're seeing a repeat here in this case, but they're just saying, no, i mean, you know, our values in closing their eyes to other countries insecurity and growing in security because of their defense of the lions. it doesn't make any sense. go ahead one, know what i think when people call to speak english, they begin to thinking cliches. i think that's out there because the fundamental principle of international security should be the states to not increase their security of expense for security of other states. now, based on this principle states, you know, the develop specific mechanisms where true can be stationed, how many, this is not controversial yet. and that's why so standing, the want me to suggest is that russia should have no veto in those say, or what happens in europe. this is truly an absurd principle of international security that

well, well, look, even even the u. s. attorney that prosecuted the case now says they don't know who shot these agents. they do know it wasn't leonard peltier. they know that much. and so you know, jane st. reynolds, who was the us attorney, on the case, reported by appointed by jimmy carter, came out with a letter in july to president by that says it is time to release leonard peltier. that's the current or the, or the former us attorney. on the case. i mean penalty is a convicted of killing jack cola ronald williams to life for sentences. i know the witnesses have withdrawn their claims at that time, ballistics forensic, the role, and you, you maintain the vindicating him. we will actually, um, since people may know some of the case of killing the murder of these 2 f, b i, agents is some of the affidavits were withdrawn because they were kind of tortured by the f. b. i. the witnesses tied to chairs the u. s. government does not claim anymore that he shot these ages. they don't know who killed the agent, and his co de

but it goes the other way as well. the other way for china, because we've seen this with intell, actually they say they to boycott and tell. but actually they don't have a lot of other options, especially because we're in the midst of a global semiconductor shortage. they really have no other place to go for those chips that they need to make their consumer electronics. so when we have all this talk about the coupling really that's, that's kind of like mutually assured destruction because we are still so reliant on each other. ok, thank you that chelsea chelsea delayed me from d. w. business india, where the coven 19 pandemic may be hiding. another silent pandemic suicide. recently released figures show a 10 percent increase in the number of people taking their own lives last year. experts believe the economy and personal stress brought on by the pandemic of affected all sections of society. debbie d. w met with some of those who are trying to help. 025 years ago. a gym, a little truck or founded a center for a problem

>> well, no. they are going to obviously can't be terrorism, can't be hate speech, you have to be against anti-semitism and anti- muslim, you gotta be against hate speech for sure, but opinions are different. let people have their opinions. that's what america is built on, free speech. you've gotta get back to free speech and, you know, you can't just throw people up because you don't like their ideology or their censor, and so rumble has its own platform, its own video platform, it's not on aws, it's not on azure, it's not on everybody who has its own platform, and therefore, it's immune to that cancel culture and therefore, it can say if you've got opinions, if you're a gamer, and you just talk while you're gaming and you say the wrong thing, youtube doesn't like you, rumble, as long as not shouting hate speech or something horrible, your opinions are welcome. liz: well that is really, i think, an important business point, and investors should be very interested in what's going on. to me, the fa

well, was that document was cancelled last week. what it does is it raises questions about the political set up of the commission itself. and i say that because the commission is supposed to dot the eyes cross the t's, make sure that any document that's published is exactly what it wants to be. so the doesn't to track the sort of criticism we've seen over this documenting as it would have verified that before publication. it really begs the question, is this the direction that the commission wants to move in a direction where we have a world without christmas? thousands of people desperate to flee the taliban in afghanistan. we just left behind without much help from the british foreign office. this was due to a lack of computers, staff, and on, on willingness of workers to do extra hours. in extraordinary circumstances. the claims come from a civil servant whose blowing the whistle on what went on in a damning 39 page report. i estimate fewer than 5 percent of these people have received any assistance. it is clear that some of thos

well it valerie's. mm hm. and it changes every tune. if you have a salary that only cover certain things, it affects you and everything. else, if you how 500 euros and spend t 100 another through city, he barely have anything left over. what are people going to do them in the if i were in church, i would eat people in government, a low salary and see how the corporate controller shawl is reached this level because no one regulates it or go glad of. okay, of course if you pay a lot for electricity and charge you climb to low price, it's effect he a lot. if you charged lions 15 euros and you have to pay rounds, electricity cetera. what do you have left being so we're struggling to make ends meet, but hopefully things will be fixed good. the reason i gave them the chief investment officer at sucks. so buying stain jakob so no disgust or europe energy was on the latest edition of sophie co visionaries. you can catch it on friday for now though, is a quick preview. what we are doing right now with the way we are executing east at we are exec

i mentioned gas prices as well. that's a big problems for you or right now for which europe stay. blaine, their record highs and wild countries grapple with the energy crunch. there's still time for that, blame game. his all teeth. peter oliver. gus prom supplies gas according to consumers, requests and full compliance with a current contractual obligations record breaking day when it comes to the price of gas in europe. that has topped $2000.00 per 1000 cubic meters of gas for the 1st time ever. it's come about after gas from the russian energy giant didn't book any gas transit through poland on the mall, europe pipeline. and it's both very basic sense that meant no extra gas would be arriving in germany. now the gas problem continues to live up to the contracts. it has with european nations like germany and others. but what it's not doing is sending any extra onto the market. what that means. this doesn't increase demand and well not the supply as i said. so that means the prices have gone right open. fact they've

well, back to you. yeah, it's important to keep yourself safe and in this case business owners keeping their staff specifically a safe when it comes to how they interact with folks coming into their restaurant. sarah, thank you for the live report. we'll check in with you in the next hour. >> the nba is reportedly set to shorten quarantine times following new cdc guidance in a memo obtained by espn vaccinated, players coaches, referees and staff members are now only going to have to quarantine for 6 days instead of 10 that's of testing shows they're no longer infected the league and players union agreed to the change. individuals can still skip quarantine if they test negative for the virus twice with each test coming 24 hours apart. meanwhile, the nfl and the players union have agreed to shorten the isolation time for them as well to just 5 days for all players who test positive for covid-19 the agreement includes both vaccinated and unvaccinated players. according to espn, the players must show their

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titles and the regionals as well. obviously they're quite different in terms of what they do, but actually this issue is an issue across the board. well, that's great. welcome to the programme. and i'm going to start, of course, with, you know, ian carter, you know, this awful tragedy in the channel, tell us how you covered it. and then how readers responded — some readers responded. i mean, we covered it in the way you'd expect us to cover it. it was a terrible tragedy and, you know, it got worse the more it unfolded. we heard the early reports that three or four people may have drowned, and then of course it magnified and then all of a sudden you look and dozens of people have died. an absolutely terrible tragedy. we covered it extensively. we have a long—standing policy with certain stories of not letting readers post comments on our website, and unfortunately asylum's at the top of that list because we know the response it's going to get. on this occasion, we had a discussion between me and the news editor on

well, i wasn't in the sequence. i didn't play one of the sales team and that was one of the guys that the, the base the, i know there was just some sort of i went down maybe it was because it would say close the wall and some that suited the. yeah. yeah. the air drive made it up, but it suddenly went down. yeah, a bit of a shock, but they still got the job done. well, i'll tell you what, i don't agree with a lot of things. a lot of presidents too, but i gotta admire obama. his balls were huge, to go across the country line like that when you got a bad guy. and it's somewhat anecdotal evidence, but pretty good evidence. but the go in there at night and the off that pig certainly the high water moment for brock obama. good on him and good on the troops were talking to scott atkins. and when we come back, we'll talk more about the new fil one shot. he's also in the marvel universe, to some degree and dr. strange, i want to ask about that. well, loyal machine, one shot also has ryan philippe and ashley green. now playin

k as well. what seems to be kind of the general sincere of what needs to be done in order to get an account under control specifically in the u. k. well, specific in the you can think the been, they've actually done overall good job. i'm in terms of the vaccination rates because a 92 percent of the population is vaccinated, particularly those over 12 and 8 in 10 adults had their 2nd job and there's plenty for the rest. i think the n h s has done a very efficient job. certainly more efficient than the rest of europe. so on the chrome, i think it's going to be very similar and that is having people vaccinated and what people are talking about is very interesting though boys johnson doesn't talk about this. president biden doesn't talk about it. is you know, the people that do, and it's very unfortunate, of course, that they suffer greatly. and those people that you know, within the death rates, they don't talk about the co morbidity issues. they don't talk about the coma ability numbers on the co

psaki: well, this is a priority for the president. i want to be clear that this proposal for additional funding for the cops program has been something the president proposed several months ago. obviously, we'd love to get that passed in the budget next year. we'd love to continue to step up a range of the programs we've had around the country -- strike forces that have been helping individual cities, working with law enforcement partnerships to help individual cities. and that's something we're going to continue to do. the president has never supported defunding the police. he's always been an advocate for adequate funding and ensuring that police departments and community policing programs have exactly what they need. go ahead. >> yeah, i want to follow up on alex's question on the filibuster. and i want to -- i'm curious how the white house is going to deal with the slippery slope issue. we obviously already sidestepped the filibuster for the debt ceiling. what is the president going to say to democrats who say, if voting rights is

i think there is _ well, sometimes? that's right. i think there is a _ well, sometimes? that's right. i think there is a political - well, sometimes? that's right. i think there is a political party i well, sometimes? that's right. i think there is a political party to | think there is a political party to the story that needs to be reflected. certainly, as you say, several sources in government have acknowledged any further restrictions that could be needed for england would politically be very tricky to get through. firstly there's the issue of mps, remember when the uk government tried to pass the introduction of covid passes in england, that was met with fierce resistance from backbench mps with the biggest backbench rebellion since borisjohnson has been prime minister so that something he will be keen to avoid. there's definitely disagreement in cabinet, at the moment from the last cabinet meetings that took place, the majority wanted to hold off until there was further dated but some are saying there are would—be vocal opposition within cabinet itself where they

do well. we think the dollar ultimately will peak. obviously, it's a focus on the strength in the u.s. economy and we expect that to reverse at some point next year. so that is probably going to be the weaker dollar ultimately harrowing. the reason we have gold overweight is we think we will see it develop and still outperforming. so having a bit of gold generally does well and moves equities up or down. then you can get quite a benefit from the portfolio construction perspective. >> we see emerging markets rallying after the fed decisions. do you see opportunities in that space? >> i think what happened last night is that they delivered on what they signaled previously. it was pretty much in line with expectations. so for us, that doesn't really change the outlook. if you look at the asia japan index, it is bouncing around key support levels as we speak. i think the next few days are going to be pretty important as far as asia is concerned. we currently have a bias toward your area as far as

well, i don't have to obey the law. i can break the law because there's already this massive movement to define the police, which means they're going to side with me. it's a mindset of it's okay for us to do this. and we're going to act like criminals because nothing's gonna happen to us as well. as facing a crime wave us is also suffering from soaring inflation. many americans are blaming the, by the administration for that with a 5th. the respondents in a recent nationwide poll saying poor leadership is the country's top problem. that includes democrats with some quitting the party and even switching sides, breaking it all down for us with commentary as our team come up. apparently, it's not only working families throughout america who are disappointed by the biden administration's handling of several crises. it's also members of biden's own democratic party, some like the former spokesperson for the washington d. c. mayor. have decided to switch over to the republicans hispanic and also black eyes. i should be democr

but it goes the other way as well. the other way for china, because we've seen this with intell, actually they say they to boycott and tell, but actually they don't have a lot of other options, especially because we're in the midst of a global semiconductor shortage. they really have no other place to go for those chips that they need to make their consumer electronics. so when we have all this talk about the coupling really that's, that's kind of like mutually assured destruction because we are still so reliant on each other. i think that chelsea chelsea delayed me from dw business. ah, india, where the coven 19 pandemic may be hiding? another silent pandemic suicide. recently released figures show a 10 percent increase in the number of people taking their own lives last year. experts believe the economy and personal stress brought on by the pandemic of affected all sections of society. debbie d. w met with some of those who are trying to help. 25 years ago. i do my new truck cool founded a center for a problem really

the dow is well ahead of that. we'll keep a close eye on the nasdaq composite as they will on tech check that starts now. >>> good tuesday morning carl quintanilla the markets bounce back. another move higher for the chips. upgrade for kla, nvidia named a top pick and exclusive soun

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well, he just thought... he thought it was, you know, cautious at best, a form - of cowardice at worst. and also, i think he finds- business people quite tedious, if i'm truly honest, having - watched him in these scenarios. strange, in that sense, he's a bit like ted heath, who used to get very angry about british businessmen coming in to see him and just saying, we need a bit more money, we need a bit more this, and not being very imaginative and creative, in his view, at least. well, businesses like to bej positive, but i wouldn't call them... signing up to the kind _ of boosterism that some people accused borisjohnson of. so i was surprised, if i'm i honest, probably a damning indictment of myjournalistic instincts, of how big a storyl that became on the day. i think it's now faded - because as i say, that was par for the course. i've seen him talk to a bunchj of bankers and their partners in davos in switzerland, - when he was trying to persuade them not to go to switzerland after the financial crisis, -

well, i think, i think that's definitely true. i think a lot of people also would look at gold and say, why isn't gold do mean it's being in the error that we've had, the highest inflation goals kind of stat flat. and i think it's because bitcoin is sucking up a lot of our retail goal demand. and so to your point, yeah, i would agree that big coin is kind of responding or i should say preparing for that event. yeah. and when you talk about big coin in a period of political upheaval or political change, people start talking about, well, what's my strategy if things start to get harry? certainly the politics in the united states is getting very uncertain. yeah. and people more and more talking about so called citadel. see, our people are kind of aggregating in communities of like minded people. yeah, i heard of phrase from you a little bit ago, which you hadn't heard before. i'm masha del, a masha now. what is that? yeah, so a mesh network would be typically it's used for phones, although now you go by a why fi router for you home.

well, i think a big warning saying i consider this an imminent warning sign. is you heard saying, don't believe anything until it's officially denied. so when you hear government officials, bankers come up on tv and say, oh, don't worry, your bank deposits are fine. oh, don't worry, we're not going to take your money. we're not going to devalue the currency. that's it. that's, that's an imminent warning sign. if you're seeing that it's, you've got hours basically to do to take action. scene that 11 on seen that in argentina saw in cyprus, you see a lot of places that is a very clear warning sign. so watch for that. but also we go seen to, if you know, if you are confident about the end game, about the big picture act on it, you, nobody, nobody was trying to like, play the lebanese lira or play the argentine pesos. i was going to collapse tomorrow. is it once you understood that it's going to collapse, you make your move? don't wait because it's not going to matter if you're a here too early, you just don't want to be one hour late. right after the last time, a

brands as well. and so as we see, this thought to happen, more of them could more of the be producers actually started. recognize that this is something that they need to be involved in as well, in order to make sure they are part of that they are strategically moving in the right direction for the future of what consumers actually picking up and choosing to do with that wallet. as well. all right, it's been lovely talking to you. thanks so much for coming to the show tenny. yes, it's been great. been here. thank you so much. and that's i show for this week. there's more for you online though about 0 dot com slash c t. c. that'll take you straight to our page, which has entire says view to catch up on. i'm sammy's a than from the counting the cost team here. thanks for joining us. the news on al jazeera is next join the debate non exempt, the world's refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on across the world and amplify your voice. it's not r

well, just really quick. i also want to mention regarding the idea, the 1st amendment applying to social media platforms. there have been rulings in the past that said the president, trump could not block people on twitter because, you know, it was part of the public discourse and open public space even though is privately owned. so i think that's definitely important to keep in mind as so many of us are being censored. social media seems a little bit a critical and like a double standard there, about regarding other platforms and their ability to go on when we've seen parlor very, very quickly taken down by its web hosting services. this is actually been somewhat a blessing in disguise, to a lot of these all tech platforms we've seen being kicked off by web posters and service us a server, sorry. so what this is actually force companies to do is to build their own. so now we have places like ads that are entirely independent run, including by payment processors and even a rumble as well. they are relying les

and don't pump base brought brands as well. and so as we see this thought to happen, more of them could more of the be producers will actually start to recognize that this is something that they need to be involved in as well. in order to make sure they are part of that, they are strategically moving in the right direction for the future of what consumers actually picking up and choosing to do with that wallet as well. all right, it's been lovely talking to you. thanks so much for coming to a shout penny. yes, it's been great. been here. thank you so much. and that's our show for this wake this more for you online though at al serra dot com slash c c. c. that'll take you straight to our page, which has entire upsides for you to catch up on. i'm sammy's a than from the counting the cost team here. thanks for joining us. the news on al jazeera is next. ah, ah. in 2002 coins and back notes mark the launch of the euro. today is the official currency of 19 of the 27 members states of the european union. on the 20th anniversary of th

temperatures have edged up as well into scotland. it turns milder still for the second half of next week. very mild in places. we are going to see some rain with that and low pressure bringing in more weather fronts and we could well see some very wet weather spreading northwards on wednesday but the wind picking up with this as well. this is the leading edge of some much milder air arriving at this stage. the temperatures, we could well see 17 celsius around the london area. it is notjust towards the south, “i in belfast and indeed in hull, and more places in scotland seeing temperatures into double figures as well. another weather front heading our way on thursday. that is going to bring further outbreaks of rain. at the moment it looks as though they will be focused towards parts of england and wales, although they may nudge a bit further north. some sunny spells in scotland. look at the wind direction here. we mayjust see temperatures edging down with a little bit in the very far north of scotland and northern isles, compared w

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as well. the first one being on the 27th of november when i need to the prime minister left and there was an impromptu drinks held by the prime minister gave a speech. we also know another gathering on the 10th of december, this was one at the department of education and this was a drink that happened to thank staff at the department of education as well. then the infamous one we have read a lot about on the 18th of december, first reported by the daily mirror where there were drinks, party games and food served us well but these are under investigation as well to try to find out if there were any breaches of the coronavirus rules. 0ne out if there were any breaches of the coronavirus rules. one person at that party was the director of communications, jack doyle. the reason this is particularly significant, the fact he was there, gave a speech and handed out awards as he is responsible for the government's messaging at the moment. that has come under fire government's messaging at the moment.