Country. Already getting crowded out there, including to chicago and los angeles. Always crowded in los angeles. Speaking of l. A. , the mayor Eric Garcetti is urging people not to travel or he will fine you. Also ahead, we have one Restaurant Owner who is openly defying his states mask mandate. No masks for customers, no masks for employees. Hes here in the 10 00 a. M. Hour to explain. But lets take a look at the futures, why dont we. One day after the dow surged past that 30,000 mark, just down a little bit in the premarket, as you can see on the dow and s p. The nasdaq up about. 25 . We will see where it goes today. Yes, weve got a big show lined up. Varney Company Begins right now. Ashley little bit of funk courtesy of sly and the family on this eve of thanksgiving, get you in the mood. We are also going to bring you this. Cdc director Robert Redfield on vaccine distribution. Roll it. The vaccine is going to begin to be rolled out probably by the end of the second week of december.
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Out 3 weeks ago and smith is in the armenian capital. This information about the nature has come from the armenian side it is the armenians that have been pushing for a ceasefire in the last few days is the armenians that have been losing territory to these areas is areas have taken now we understand territory that is essentially in the buffer zone between the golan oconnor about. This is territory that armenia has controlled since the 994 ceasefire armenia considers it a buffer zone a security zone but it is as airy territory for the last 26 years at least both sides armenia and azerbaijan have supposed have been negotiating the future of this territory as well as nagornokarabakh now its the armenians its the armenians who say that this is a security and a buffer zone is the azeris say that after 26 years nothing has been done theres been no solution theres been no resolution as to what to do with this territory and so with the support they have been moving militarily and they have su
G. O. P. Strategist and in new york we cross to sarah norman she is a democratic strategist Digital Marketer and Data Scientist in the 2020 president ial election she served as these Senior Adviser of digital on the come on the Harris Campaign already crossed out rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok lets go to sarah sarahs that i guess the simplest question i can ask you is program because its the topic of it should we trust the polls ok because we do have the the after effect of 2016 but i think a lot of people exaggerate how much the polls were off ok they were but i mean since 0 significant. Even if they had the same margin of error this time again a lot of the polls would say the outcome would be no different by the way so simple question then youre probably the ideal person to ask your digital person ok should we trust the polls. I trust the polls as a strong and big. Later of whats going on but we have to understand what they
Even i can say that its a vast understatement to say that we are living through a moment of profound upheaval by the domestic landscape. The american primacy is in the Rearview Mirror and the road ahead is in preoccupation. People lose perspective and to lurch from the illusion of neatly restoring our yen up oral dominance and the equally illusory idea that we can disengage from the rest of the world and focus on ourselves. What rebecca and mira have done in this illuminating book in an extraordinarily thoughtful and historically grounded am at least sensible approach to reinventing u. S. Foreignpolicy mindful of the limits of our power but optimistic about its possibilities. Their strategy of openness marries the crucial importance of discipline and restraint in an appreciation of the potential of the hand that we still have to play and a number of other players especially our allies and partners who share a broad interest in the world. None of that should surprise us because mira and