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Pour réduire le risque de propagation de l’épidémie, le déconfinement est moins souple que prévu. Ainsi, jeudi soir, lors de sa conférence de presse, Jean Castex a annoncé, parmi d’autres mesures, la prolongation de la fermeture des lieux culturels recevant du public pour, au moins, trois semaines supplémentaires. Il faudra donc attendre 2021 pour retourner au cinéma, au théâtre ou au musée. Les professionnels du secteur du ...

Not much. it is different models but if you take the worst case each time it is a bad picture. shannon: people went strictly by the worst-case scenario. >> a spread of possibilities like from a military perspective, the time and nuclear war. if you look at nuclear war we are going to go home to a bunker and where hazardous suit. that is not the case. what we are seeing is a full spread of models. there are 200 models. 1000 variables. if you look at what the evidence says we are a lot closer to t...

Again. so the best-care scenario where they win all the way up to 226. thats the best-case scenario, we dont expect that, but worst-case is where they only win 205 seats, which would be the best case for republican. lets say the generic ballot is all wrong, this time of estimate is trying to understand that things can change and more than that we have a lot of close seats. if they all go one way or another, that could change the math. >> they dont generally all go one way or the other. thats why...

Remarkably circumscribed. i think thats the problem. is the deputy attorney general right they may not find very much? possibly. have they been asked to look deeply and broadly? thats what worries me. >> what is the worst-case scenario for kavanaugh? >> i guess i dont analyze it from his perspective. i analyze it from the perspective of our citizenry. not to be too corny, alex. the worst-case is we dont find the truth because we dont look. it may be a stalemate that we cant determine what actual...

Team administrator brock long is live with us now. sarah, thank you very much. its nice to see you. >> good to be here. >> shepard: are you ready for this? >> i think a successful response depend on good communication. president trump is content to take care of people first. we have cleared munication with governor scott, and i think we prepositioned tremendous commodities on top of what the state of florida already has, and we are ready to go. >> shepard: this latest change 17 minutes ago from ...

According this. whats up? what can we deduce from reporting of your newspaper and trumps denials. >> there were contact between campaign and the russian government. whats odd if they didnt really communicate i feel like we would know that. its one of these things where trump where youre in the this strange position do we question do we believe the russians more than we believe our president. its odd how the white house is. >> there was hand holding on both sides. it would be nice to trump by lea...

If my lawyer said dont worry about it. >> are they all about yoga appointments? well find out. >> what do you think? >> i dont know. >> the worst-case scenario is she believes that the republicans are out to get her and she has this complex, and she wants to hide. >> thats not the way it works. >> when youre secretary of state, you cant do it. its illegal. >> theres something in here. >> but the republicans are out to get her. >> but its illegal. >> any mention of benghazi. thats the worst-case....

Act. >> i was suggesting that medicare and medicaid was going to cause the biggest danger to this country as far as deficits go over the next 30 years or so. tom coburn, let me start with you, youve studied it, youve got a new bill out. tell me what you know about medicare. whats the cost curve over the next 30 years? >> well, joe, im not sure i can answer it over 30 years. the unsustainable portion of it is now in excess of $43 billion, and thats a conservative estimate. the second point is the...