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Track. the president also appeared, and i stress appeared, to give a little bit of ground on this sequencing of what the lifting of sanctions would look like. he said sanctions are still in place, but they could be lifted during the negotiations. thats a potential possibility. that marks a shift from president trump. one thing that is clear in all of this is that the president, even though he only has 18 months left in his first term, it is clear hes not feeling forced by the clock. >> the meeti...

We can also and will be able to use stem cell technology to make tens of thousands of eggs. and because the cost of sequencing is moving toward investigation eligibility, so instead of 10,000 eggs you have 15,000, and you sequence the cells from the preimplanted embryos, you have a wider range of choice and can choose things. on top of that, theres human gene editing tools. now people are aware of crisper but there will be more effective ones in the future. on top of that well be able to make a ...

We can also and will be able to use stem cell technology to make tens of thousands of eggs. and because the cost of sequencing is moving toward negligentibility, so instead of 10,000 eggs you have 15,000 and you sequence the cells from the pre-implanted embryos and you have wider range of choice and can choose things. on top of that, theres human gene editing tools. now people are aware of crisper but there will be more effective ones in the future. on top of that well be able to make a relative...

And cost three billion dollars today you can have your genome sequenced in a single day for about one thousand dollars and the price continues to fall. and the prize the drop in the cost of sequencing means that you can suddenly do anything you can think to do. come to the fortune income. but what impact this having to first court the broad public via the internet have on research. what sort of projects stand a chance. its. were flying to london where british researchers were the first to lay ba...

Thousand nine hundred it was the first time that all three billion base pairs of the human genome have been identified and mapped. the project took thirteen years and cost three billion dollars today you can have your genome sequenced in a single day for about one thousand dollars and the price continues to fall. the highs the drop in the cost of sequencing means that you can suddenly do anything you can think to do. come to the fortune income. but what impact is having to first court that broad...

Quite spectacular he prepares bone marrow and full view of the guests they love it and so do the critics on the snares ancient cuisine has earned him a michelin star and seventeen tokes. that. just stand not to forget the experience they say later they can remember every single thing they ate and thats whats so special theres nothing else like us all. of a growing number of chefs try to copy stuff on treason or style but they cant keep up hes always refining his technique and recipes and hes not...

Being called gangsterlike from a visit that i took one time previously. and following that, we continued to have very professional conversations where we tried our best to work together and represent our respective sides. i have every expectation that well be able to continue to do that. >> retired rear admiral john kirby joins our conversation. secretary pompeo is having lunch with the president right now. i suspect this is probably part of the conversation. bluster like this is in the north ko...

>> he was willing to do that facility, but you wanted more? >> yes, there are other things we found, and that was done a long time ago. but the people didnt know about it. >> including the second uranium enrichment plant? >> yes, we had to do more than just the one level. if we gave up all of that leverage that has taken a long time to build, and i want to -- david, i want to take off the sanctions so badly, i want that country to grow. its got such potential. but they have to give up more. mike...

A failure this was was the fact that the president came out and said i believe kim, that he didnt know anything about what happened to otto warmbler. >> otto warmbier. >> warmbier, sorry. it shows it was a failure and this is what happens when -- i get you guys like to say this president is not traditional. having worked for president clinton, theres a lot of works that goes into these trips beforehand so you dont have this kind of embarrassment where a luncheon menu has been set out and people ...

>> we wanted more than that there are other things you havent talked about or writ eb and that happened a long time agoal. >> the uranium enrichment plant. >> exactly and we brought many points up that i think they were surprise we had knew, but we had to do more that just the one level. if we did the one level and gave up all that leverage that has taken a long time to build -- by the way -- >> take out that second -- >> david, i want to take off the sanctions so badly because i want that count...