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Musk fund $100 million mega, giga co2 removing prize, moving it from the oceans to long-term storage facility. all the monies we have, very little comes from the government. but at the end of the day, what were really trying to do is spark a new industry, and so its important the private companies competing for this retain intellectual rights to develop it. virgin galactic, the story was out of st. louis i raiseed the first million dollars or so from the new spirit of st. louis who want to see t...

This and has been helping biden work through this said on msnbc. >> were not talking about the russian government, were talking about criminals, to the best of my knowledge so far, what is has been discussed publicly. that gives us more leverage and opportunity to be more aggressive about them, and to put pressure on russian authorities. russian police, say arrest these people, go after them. putin is not going to defend criminals in the public tit for tat on this. hes going to call them crimina...

Break here in about a month, and then more importantly, after january, everyone is start going to start looking at 2022. they dont have a lot of time to get all the things analyst. one of the things that were not on the agenda jeremy was the cyberattacks. it was one of the very clear things that joe biden said to vladimir putin in their meeting in geneva. i want to play something earlier that mike mcfaul, who knows a lot about this and, who has been helping on msnbc. >> were not talking about th...

You recently wrote of president biden, quote, afghanistan evokes more emotion from biden than any other subject. and he said forcefully thursday a takeover by the taliban was not inevitable because the countrys fate was in the hands of afghanistans leaders. help ups understand the thought process leer and the messaging, because it does appear inevitable that the taliban is going to have a major role in afghanistan, perhaps even leading to civil war. >> i think president bidens got a real challen...

Pure political calculation, it makes sense, because the party is not the party of george w. bush any more. its a party that embraces -- many people embrace things like, you know, what marjorie taylor greene. although there is a significant portion that would not want that. and, you know, likes liz cheney what she says. >> um-hum. there are some people in mccarthys circle who say, you know, he doesnt have -- he doesnt have any leverage here. i mean, the democrats did strip marjorie taylor green o...

Competing for workers. think of company towns across appalachia and other parts of the country where one big corporation runs the show. when corporations have that kind of leverage over workers, it pushes down -- it pushes down advertised wages by up to 17%. as competition decreases, businesses dont feel the pressure to innovate or invest in their workforce. that hurts working families and hurts our economy. all told, between rising prices and lowering wages, lack of competition costs the median...

United states. were so far behind in my view. across the board. were not talking about the russian government. were talking about criminals to the best of my knowledge so far what has been discussed publicly. and that i think gives us more leverage and more opportunity to be more aggressive about them and to put pressure on russian authorities, russian -- the russian police. putin is not going to defend criminals in the tit for tat on this. hell call them criminals or say he has nothing to do wi...

Employers left competing for the workers. thinking of the towns across appalachian and other parts of the country where one big company runs show, and when corporations have that leverage over the worker, it pushes down, it pushes down advertised wages up to 17%. as this competition decreases, the businesses dont feel the pressure to innovate or invest in the workforce and that hurts working families, and all totaled between the lowering wages and lack of choice, it cost the median household $5,...

Because there is a pretty good argument and a difference between having an operating base and an ongoing war, and so my real question is not really a critique as much as what will the taliban do that will cause us to bring troops back and how are we ensuring that does not happen? i dont care if we have 2500 or 25,000 troops there, i care what is the threshold they will have to meet and what is their ability to do it? >> benjamin: thoughts that he will discuss a diplomatic solution, but you have ...

With the afghan central government. that without that firepower and support, the central government is much weaker at the negotiating table. >> yeah. i mean, look, there is no question. without the u.s. presence which has been the muscle behind the afghan security forces, the air power for the afghan security forces, that diminishes leverage at the table. joe biden, look, i was with him in the room with him in 2009. i think he argue ford a long that weve been extended in afghanistan and 20 years...