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Year ago and still running off generator power. we have to do something different. recovery is going to be real hard. if you bear with me for a second. all of our first responders are survivors. the political people who work in the parish and state offices in the regions are survivors. meaning their homes are destroyed or they dont have power. to include the medical workers. we have two disasters at one time. covid and ida. ida didnt stop in louisiana, as you said, it went up the east coast. we ...

Energy be processed moved and effect tiffly used during blackout or extreme conditions. the bottom line here, just so everybody understands, everything we have, even coffee makers have chips in them and frankly if the power doesnt work, the internet doesnt work and every aspect of life ceases to function reasonably if at all, as most of us have experienced with blackout here in washington just ten days ago. >> you say that we should all be prepared to live without electricity for a week. i loved...

A theoretical issue at moment. rick: are the japanese not aware of the threat or are they purposely downplaying it for logistical reasons for political reasons? what do you think is the right scenario. >> probably the truth lies somewhere between the japanese and the u.s. positions. rick: if there is no way to stop this, if the power doesnt work as far as getting the pumps up and running. if these water drops continue to not work and we are told they are not working right now. and there is some ...

Iraq, you dont think with the benefit of hindsight that the kind of devastation we saw in the aftermath of the iraq war could possibly have been avoided if we had let the people of iraq do what the people of egypt have done. >> we encouraged the people of iraq to stand up against saddam and he slaughtered tens of thousands of people. the chinese authorities slaughtered them -- if the regime is sufficiently brutal, this kind of power doesnt work. you have to give mubarak and the egyptian army a l...

Savoring the joy of this moment. but theres going to be a hangover that follows this, the country has essentially come to a stand still in the last 18 days, theres a big mess to clean up there, and then of course theres the business of bringing this country to its potential its economic potential, theres a lot of poverty, a lot of areas of the country that really desperately need development. so theres going to be a lot of work ahead regardless of the joy we can feel coming from tahrir square an...

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Political prisoners, to give people time to form parties but makes it clear that theres going to be elections. i think the momentum for change the large. >> when you compare thats what happened here to what pd in iraq, you dont think with the benefit of hindsight that the kind of devastation we saw in the aftermath of the iraq war could possibly have been avoided if we had let the people of iraq do what the people of egypt have done. >> we encouraged the people of iraq to stand up against saddam...

Theres a lot of work ahead that this opportunity is transformed into the reality of a truly democratic order being established, going through a good transition and then through a good election in which there is a level playing field. theres a lot of risks ahead. but i think this is a good night and a promising beginning, a new beginning for egypt. >> ambassador richardson, the problem with seeing these jub jubilant scenes, other parts of region are celebrating in a different way. theyre not both...

Film, we could only dream of something like this happening. we followed three incredible women who were going around the streets of egypt educating and talking to people talking about the importance of the you dish rare, human rights and what democracy meant. but that was five years ago. the time was very different. and the timing was right now, i think with the combination of tunisia, the incredible work that was done all over the internet. i never imagined a time that something like this would...

Young people. it happened in tunisia, it happened in europe. the united states has to get ahead on these issues. but i think that president obama and secretary clinton, secretary gates, they struck a positive balance, but on the side of democracy and the protesters and i believe that we have a lot of work to do in the days ahead, but im confident that the new egyptian government with a strong military being a moderate force, can create a democracy movement, can create free and fair elections, li...