can i use as a northstar? should we back away from it now works >> you have the northstar. just in the last 30 days, a book numbers in the business that will allow us to do hundreds of megawatts of these this year. last year, we did very little. yes, that is a northstar, and i stood behind on the call today. i will stand behind it during the earnings call in august. >> went to stand by something else, the wall street journal did a piece called ceo stock sales about insider trading. they titrate the automatic trading plan to allow you to sell 40% of your holdings. united $36 million. subsequently, things happen to the company that were disturbing. it caused the stock to drop. when you read the story, where you surprised that you are the poster boy? i think the viewers are entitled to a bit of an explanation on how you got out of a lot of the stocks before it dropped, and they weren't. >> i traded under the proper plan. more than half my wealth is tied up here. >> will be sure, this is not anything that you were called on, it is legitimate. no calls from the fcc about this? >

without a northstar you are going to get lost. the same thing about building a team of either kind appeared whether it is a volunteer team, community, paid staff team, you have to figure out what kind of team you want to be in and what are your core values as a team before you bring anybody on your those core values should be a mind that why you ran for office. and how you connect or selfish just as important on what you're trying to accomplish. you would not believe, in democratic politics, progressive politics, that there are teams run in on progressive fashion. i want you to think about those things. a lot of times you would assemble a team, like when you are in school and you are told to group up, you are grabbing your folks. people think about them before they think about learning our core values. what does that person need to embody everything in their work? those are questions that should our own -- turn your reflection before you make your first higher. >> thank you for -- that way of -- trying to run for something and the

but we had a northstar. getting to 40% was a remarkable achievement and that included the things we did not like that senator manchin put in the bill. on the leasing permissions, it is the existing provisions that president biden had already announced. and only in areas where there already has been some offshore drilling in the gulf of mexico and alaska. so sticking to the 40% is what really counts, the amount of carbon that goes into the atmosphere much as i would have personally never put these provisions in the bill, but we had to get it done and we need 50 votes. this was the other thing other than leasing that senator manchin asked for. we came together on a provision, it has a few good things in it, you know, there's some kinds of permitting that get in the way of clean energy as well. uh things that i wouldn't like. we will we have come to an agreement between senator manchin, president biden, speaker pelosi and myself that we would try to get that provision in the cr. he was not, he was not, it was t

that is and will always be our northstar. empowering black and underserved communities providing them with the tools and the resources that they need to develop the solutions that work best for them. the solutions don't come from washington dc, the solutions come from the communities we are visiting. those solutions have been there for decades. it means investing in an infrastructure using those so will outlast administration return limits. it means working closely with governors, officials to ensure that funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law reaches the people and the places who need it the most. it means ensuring that solutions are not top-down but bottom-up. there is no doubt these goals are ambitious. together, we have already taken critical steps to translate our commitment into action. we're are keeping our shoulder to the wheel. we will continue this work at this pace during my tenure as administrator because i recognize it is our responsibility to correct these long-standing injustices. there is no better tim

i tried to convey that but know that you are my northstar and i never want you to make you ashamed or embarrassed to save me by what i have done. host: it is an interesting contrast with trevor noah his born of crime is very upfront about the trauma you experienced a lot of trauma that yet you chose something that is a very joyful sentiment. did you have discussions with others quick. >> we had all sorts of discussions. there is a saying strong in the book in places. triple amputee from vietnam. it was all sorts of things. that one day when i was talking to the publishers into my collaborator, i was talking about the shootdown and they said every day of my life they asked me i had a tough day at work. i don't know a healthcare fighter something. i said i'm exhausted today. we had a tough day and i said that every day is a gift. every day i have is one i'm surprised that i have. they said that's the title. because that's how i live my life. every day i say thank you to carry me out of that field in iraq and then i say okay what can i do today to live up to them for what they did for me

marshals for carrying out operation northstar. i know how hard and dangerous work operating in 10 major u.s. cities. >> garland says the initiative focused on criminals wanted for the most serious offenses. >> including homicide. >> along the arrested 3 individuals are suspected last month's mass shooting it and spend on south in philadelphia. but the country is still dealing with the horrific aftermath of other mass shootings like this week's just outside of chicago. >> and that's from a house like just reminder. violence that we face, both the president and vice president are renewing their calls to ban assault weapons wednesday. lake county state's attorney eric rinehart echo that call say a ban of these types of weapons between 1994 2004. >> everything shows that these types of horrifying devastating incident went down during that time. local law enforcement say the alleged highland park shooter used an ar 15 style rifle. right now there is 0 appetite among republicans to ban assault weapons. today. senate republican leader mi

i try to convey that to them we may not always agree know you guys are right northstar and i try to never make you ashamed or embarrassed by what i have done. quick speaking of the title is an interesting contrast with ntvery upfront about the trauma and heritage. you have explains a lot of trauma in your life and chose italian book something that's really joyful positive for it wasn't hard to film on that title to jump loud discussions with others? >> oh my gosh read all kinds of discussion about what this book should be called. there is a saying strong in the places title for his book. he's an amputee from vietnam. we thought of all sorts of things. met doug six. one date when i was talking as i was writing this to the publishers and to my collaborator i was talking about the shootdown. every day in my life -- i think they asked matt a tough day at work. i don't know what it was maybe's health care fight or something. i said i'm really exhausted today. that you had a tough day? i said yes but every day is a gift. every day i have. they said that is the title. [laughter] that is the titl

saving lives is our northstar because i believe every life is precious and worth saving. if this strategy is implemented as indicated, we could save 154,000 lives over the next three years and help tens of millions of people get into treatment and the path to recovery. the president and i are committed to seeing this through because american lives and done it. thank -- because american lives depend on it. thank you for your efforts. i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. one of the things you did in west virginia is to create overdose review teams. you called it opioid autopsy. i should flag that senator cornyn and i have a bill on this, the overdose review team act. how important is it for the federal government to support overdose review teams? dr. gupta: thank you, mr. chairman. it is important we understand science and data behind people suffering from overdoses. four out of five people came in contact with health care system before they died. it is us who failed them, not the other way around. this happens to people in communities and neighborhoods and we wa

have given me and i tried to in convey and say we may not always agree but know that you guys are my northstar and i tried to never make you ashamed or embarrassed by what i've done . >> speaking of the title, it's an interesting contrast with trevor know his title. his title born a crime is very from about the trauma inherent human experience a lot of trauma yet the title of your book is something that's a joyful positive sentiments. was it hard to settle on a y title? >> all the discussion. there's a saying strong in the book in places. the title for his book, he is from vietnam. and we bought a whole certain things. my callsign is mad dog six. but one day when i was talking as i was writing this to the publishers and to my collaborator , i was talking about the shootdown and i say but you know, every day in my life. every day i have a tough day at work i don't know what it was whether it was a healthcare side. they said you had a tough day and i said yeah but every day is a gift . every day i have is one that i'msurprised that i have and they went past the title . that's the title because t

that is and will always be our northstar. empowering black and underserved communities providing them with the tools and the resources that they need to develop the solutions that work best for them. the solutions don't come from washington dc, the solutions come from the communities we are visiting. those solutions have been there for decades. it means investing in an infrastructure using those solutions that will outlast administration return limits. it means working closely with governors, officials to ensure that funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law reaches the people and the places who need it the most. it means ensuring that solutions are not top-down but bottom-up. there is no doubt these goals are ambitious. together, we have already taken critical steps to translate our commitment into action. we're are keeping our shoulder to the wheel. we will continue this work at this pace during my tenure as administrator because i recognize it is our responsibility to correct these long-standing injustices. there is n

that is and will always be our northstar. empowering black and underserved communities providing them with the tools and the resources that they need to develop the solutions that work best for them. and the solutions don't come from washington, d.c.. the solutions come from communities we are visiting. those solutions have been there for decades. it means investing in an infrastructure using those solutions that will outlast administration return limits. it means working closely with governors, locally elected officials to ensure that funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law reaches the people and the places who need it the most. it means ensuring that solutions are not top-down but bottom-up. folks, there is no doubt these goals are ambitious. together, we have already taken critical steps to translate our commitment into action. we're are keeping our shoulder to the wheel. we will continue this work at this pace during my tenure as administrator because i recognize it is our responsibility to correct these long-stand

clean water to drink and the opportunity to lead a healthy life and that is and will always be our northstar. and powering blackened underserved communities to provide them with the tools that we need to develop the solutions that work best for them. of the solutions don't come from washington, d.c. they come from the community as we are visiting and those have been there for decades it means investing in an infrastructure using those solutions that will outlast administrations with term limits. it means working closely with governors and officials to make sure that funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law actually reaches the people and the places and ensuring the solutions are not top-down but the solutions are bottom-up. so there's no doubt these goals are ambitious. bute together we've already tan critical steps to translate our commitment to action and we are keeping our shoulderr to the will. we will continue this work at this piece during my tenure as administrator. i recognize it's our responsibility to correct these long-standing injustices and there's no better time than now

that the user experience is the number one consideration inside of these organizations and number one northstar they apply when making close calls. >> thank you. turning to paul's speech. as we have seen the last several years of platform has tried to do more to relieve paul's speech especially election related speech, how are they doing? does it help when the flag falls speech? if you see section 230 causing election related problems or standing in the way of any solutions that might help with fair elections, are there any proposals floating out there that might address these problems? >> i don't think the platforms did well when it came to falls speech in the 2020 elections. let me give some examples, one is how the platforms treated falls speech about the elections by president trump and the other how the platforms treated arguably not false speech from the new york post about hundred biden. both of these were examples where i think -- i certainly agree what we have is trial and error but i think we have more error than trial in this situation so when it came to donald trump, i think the pla

in your written testimony you highlight that the secretary said safety is the dot's northstar. buttt despite having fewer ride, chicago, new york, philadelphia are all seeing spikes in transit crime. the new york city's mayor former cop said he doesn't feel safe on theli subway. you mentioned every transit rider deserves a safe, secure, reliable trip. the transit agencies have, as i mentioned in my opening comments received staggering extraordinary amounts of federal taxpayer funding recently including funding that can be used for security and to combat crime. sost my question is how much of this money that we have recently delivered to transit agencies is actually being used to reduce the spike in crime that is occurring on the transit systems? >> senator, every transit agency is committed to safety as is the u.s. department of transportation. and what we are experiencing, but the transit agencies are experiencing at this time is the orresult of manufacturers given the pandemic, the effect that that has had on the loss of life and's livelihood we've seen an increase. >> i unde

in your written testimony you highlight that secretary buttigieg said safety is then northstar. despite having far fewer riders new york chicago l.a. and philadelphia among others are seeing spikes in transit crime. new york city's mayor a former said he doesn't feel safe on the subway. he mentioned every transit rider deserves a safe secure and transit trip to the agency's as i mentioned during my opening comments will receive staggering amounts of federal taxpayer funding recently including funding that could be used for security and to combat crime. my question is how much of all of this money that we have recently delivered to transit agencies is actually being used to fight crime in our transit systems? >> senator toomey every transit agencycy is committed to safetys is the u.s. department of setransportation and what we are experiencing in what transit agencies are experiencing at this time is the result of many factors. given the pandemic the effect that has had on loss of life and livelihood. >> i have limited time. i understand their many factors contribute. my question

saving lives is our northstar. i believe every life is precious. if this strategy is implemented as intended, we could be saving 164,000 lives over the next three years and help tens of millions of people get into treatment. the president and i are committed to seeing this through because american lives depend on it. thank you for your continued efforts to make our country safer and as president biden said, let's come together to beat this. i look forward to your questions. guest: >> the gentleman's yields back and i recognize myself or five and three question. thank you very much. for coming for the committee today and your leadership and thank you for your tireless commitment to ending the overdose prices which has devastated so many families in our country. i know this is been a top priority of the biden/harris administration since day one. in addition to issuing this year's national drug control strategy what progress has the administration made so far in expanding access to services and care to prevent overdoses and treat addiction? dr. gupta:

let's bring in our good friend now kevin cooper cooper, who is on the north shore this weekend at northstar. cooper, how you doing? good god , it's beautiful up here. a little cloud cover a little bit colder than it's been over the last few days, but we're getting ready for a great fourth of july weekend. well it's always beautiful up there. i don't care what the weather is. we love it will tell us. how crowded is it up there right now, because this is their biggest weekend of the year. yeah we've seen a lot of people come out from the bay down in the valleys, but desta stopped in sacramento. so we're definitely seeing that flow back up here. get ready for the summer operations all happening in all the ski resorts. i mean, if you go around the lake right now, most of campgrounds are full. there are still some lodging opportunities on the south shore and up here on the north shore, but we are seeing a lot of people restaurant waits about 45 minutes. you want to make a reservation where you are? going out to dinner, but we're definitely feeling that summer surge. it just feels good to see peo