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October 16, 2021
Think hes going to end up winning this thing, and i think hes going to win it comfortably. >> do you agree with that? ill give you the last word. >> oh, absolutely, and what we also have going for us in this case, in addition to this antitrust conversation, theres a lot of progress to be built upon. terry mcauliffe was a very popular governor here in virginia. governor northam built upon othat progress. we have so much to vote for and not just against. these two messages coupled together with al...
July 16, 2019
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July 16, 2019
Issues domestically. >> bret: stephen. >> i think we need to separate the china issue from all the others. the china issue is a really serious national security point. china has a stated aim of toppling the u.s. as a world superpower. theyre planning to do that primarily through technology, applied to the military and elsewhere. and thats funded by their economy. and whether deliberately or inadvertently google and other tech companies, reported last week that ibm is one of them. are helping chi...
July 16, 2019
Democrats are rejecting a republican suggestion of a short-term deal if they fail to reach a longer agreement. they are aiming for a two-year spending and debt ceiling bill as officials warned congress again of the consequences of refusing to address the national debt. >> what will happen i think as we will just spend more of our precious resources paying interest on debt as opposed to investing in the stuff that we really need. >> a source familiar with the discussion says the house speaker and...