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Netflix sees "Stranger Things" as a major investment, and the show's success could very well determine the future of the company itself.

Raising alarm bells warning beijing poses "the biggest long-term threat to economic and national security to america and our western allies." china firing back stating, "actually, the u.s. is the biggest threat to world peace, stability." it comes as the fbi christopher wray and leader of great britain mexican intelligence agency raise fresh concerns about the chinese government and attempts to steal technology and data. rich, this is very interesting. you have two superpowers pointing the finge...

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What an interesting time to be doing that kind of work. what strikes you about this latest development? itrui’eiii. about this latest development? well, i think its important _ about this latest development? well, i think its important to _ about this latest development? -ii i think its important to keep in mind that even before the latest revelations, borisjohnson had terrible ratings with the british public. his approval ratings had beenin public. his approval ratings had been in freefall si...

I think i would take that over. >> greg: incorporated in another superpower, invisible, put in their coffee. >> that is so true, this is the wishing for more wishes of superpowers. >> greg: my superpower is to have infinite -- did you think you have this conversation? >> i never thought if i ran for congress and was fortunate to become the republican leader that i would sit here. you talk about the appalling, it is more for the philosophy. america loves good people fighting evil. >> greg: true! ...

Front force so to speak from 40,000 up front force so to speak from 40,000 up to 300,000 personnel and that is significant. this is an important summit and to cap it off, they move forward with a process to include sweden and finland among the membership of nato. thats going to dramatically change the geo— political landscape in military landscape of northern and central europe. in landscape of northern and central euro e. . ., ., landscape of northern and central euroe. . ., ., ,, ., europe. ...

You just respecting americans. >> tucker: the united states by contrast has a decades long history and interfering with other countries elections they tell you in hungry, they rigged the election in ukraine in 2014 election coming up in this country have brave consequences for the united states. the other candidate is openly pro-china americas greatest adversary is your administration receiving any kind of encouragement from the joe biden a administration? >> 2009 he has been very open about his...

Erin burnett sat down with mila kunis who created a go fund me campaign that has raised millions. >> the effort caught the attention of ukraines president, volodymyr zelenskyy, who reached out to kunis and kutcher for a video call. >> it was very, very smart. there was no chitchat. it was literally, like, get down to business, who do you know that can assist with this, who do you know that can help with this, can you call this person, can you get this person, can you connect me to these people, ...

Extraordinary details were finding out about a 2000—year—old inhabitant of the roman empire. its perhaps a reminder of the lack of respect history has for empires. are america and russia, the 20th—century superpowers, heading the same way as imperial rome? and what about china, whose economy is looking increasingly weak and whose foreign minister embarrassingly failed this week to persuade an array of pacific island governments tojoin a chinese—led security pact? well, welljust have to w...

They were actually slumped on this kind of chaise longue, the traditional dining place for people in rome at that time. they would lean back on this thing and their bodies were leant in that position, almost as though they were dining when the eruption happened, which historians think was about 1pm. so perhaps they were having lunch. we can start to just fill in the jigsaw puzzle of who these people were, what they were doing at this point in history. and i think the genetics just fills that in ...