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20 years or so, major - past. i think that for the last l 20 years or so, major western powers, multilateral institutions, have really focused on making sure public finances in poorer countries are strong, which means providing grants and low—interest loans. a typical overseas loan from china has a 4% interest rate, and a typical loan from germany, france, japan has a i% loan from germany, france, japan has a 1% interest rate. so china is on the hunt for profitable revenue generating projects,...

In new york. recent graduates who may not have their places that yet. medically trained national guar members. there are nurses not openly expressing great concern about where this is going to sleep them understaffed and the peopl may not be familiar wet, you know, or licensed to practice and their hospital. >> you cannot just swap people out in a hospital setting. nurses have a lot of experience and theres institutional wisdom . you learn the policies and procedures and emergency protocols. so ...

Near you. >> i bll buy tickets. today the senate is to vote on a bill that could suspend the debt ceiling. >> but, importantly, republicans planning to block that vote days before the government could run out of money. christine romans joining us now. break down the numbers for us. how would this directly impact the american people? >> look, if you dont raise the debt creeling the government cant borrow money, and if it cant borrow money, it cant run to the extent it does right now. that means...

I think its reasonable to look at the data. i mean, as we will look at the data. i can tell you everybody that sits around that table at the fdas vaccine advisory committee holds these vaccines to the same standard, which is would i give it to my own children or nieces and nephews. that is always the standard. although people will see as as emergency use authorization and held to a lesser standard, its really not. . >> we appreciate your wisdom. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank yo...

Ready for the 11-year-old and the data look good, get it at age 11. if you want to wait until 12, thats fine, too. you want to protect children as soon as possible. vaccines offer the best way to protect them. >> thats interesting what you said. the weight shouldnt matter here. sit different than a drug, per se. . >> thats right. thats good to know. thats a question a lot of people have. leigh-ann writes information has come out about moderna leading and lasting effectiveness. is it better to ge...

Germans, about what kind of country they would like after angela merkel? i think what we are learning is that they are _ i think what we are learning is that they are like everybody else in the air. they are like everybody else in the air its no — they are like everybody else in the air. its no longer the case where my family— air. its no longer the case where my family always voted cdu or social democrats. — my family always voted cdu or social democrats, people want to be persuaded by ca...

Substack. when do you decide covid misinformation or malinformation is not acceptable on your platform? where is that line? >> yeah, i think the way that we see this is that having an information ecosystem where we can discuss things and hear different sides and how people argue about things, even when the people are wrong, and maybe especially when the people are wrong and especially when the people are questioning kind of like conventional wisdom and governmental policies, all of that stuff is...

Filled. ~ , ., i. ~ filled. why do you think the perceived — filled. why do you think the perceived wisdom, - filled. why do you think the perceived wisdom, the - filled. why do you think the - perceived wisdom, the assumption is actually it is more likely to be older people who are religious and to pray? we have we got that notion from if it is actually the opposite? i think there is some confusion between institutional religion and personal belief. prayer is a personal belief. prayer is a pe...

Than older people in the report but why do you think it is?— why do you think it is? i think that is an interesting _ why do you think it is? i think that is an interesting question. - why do you think it is? i think that is an interesting question. im - why do you think it is? i think that is an interesting question. im notj is an interesting question. im not certain how actually knew this information is. having worked with young people in religious communities for several decades i have not ...

Surges over and over again and they are upsetting for people. you make the determinations that vast groups of people are not eligible for entry. then people slip through the cracks and back into harms way. >> the prevailing wisdom under the trump administration is immigration pushes wages down. that has been debunked many times. in the moment in the united states, there are labor shortages. lets put that aside. the economic argument. the president has sent vice president harris to the area to fi...