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of these answers from mr. chew. why? >> it was brutal for him today. you have two book ends. you have national security because its owned by byte dance, 20%, which is really going to be controlled by the china communist party. on the left side, it harms children because of the algorithms that they have that just keep pushing out the worst things. you can t have a ceo saying i don t know, let me get back to you almost every other answer. it was brutal. >> it was. here s another interesting exchange with kathy rogers. she asked him what china allows and doesn t allow to be shown on this app. watch this. >> have any moderation tools been used to remove content on tik tok associated with the uighur genocide? yes or no. >> we do not remove that kind of content. >> the massacre in tiananmen square. >> that kind of content is available on our platform. you can resuburbing it. >> i ll remind you that making false statements to congress is
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can imagine the first ship in the old world sailing slowly up the biggest river they ve ever seen. that was the first time you felt when you first saw the city from the window of a grayhound like you re waiting on a world to be discovered but you ll have to go slowly. you ll have to learn everything all over again. >> what does it mean you ll have to learn everything all over again? >> well, in the case of that character he s -- he s made a mess of his life, he s lost his job, he s lost his wife. he s put a boat load of bolivia up his nose, and he really does have to reconstruct his life. i think that -- the book ends in an optimistic note. some people would say he went onto write a best selling novel. >> is he doing okay?
actual -- what actually ends up happening to mothers who end up with an unwanted pregnancy. the two book ends are abortion at any time at any place without any thought. the other book end is no abortion at all at any time. and americans aren t there. because these -- because everything is so individualized, these are so incredibly personal, they re in the middle. and so i am concerned about the book ends, absolutely. i have always fought for the right to life for the unborn. but i ve also fought for the mother. i think we can be an advocate for both. and i think one of the best things that congress can do is stop fighting this battle at the end of the story and start giving more women more options when it comes to their reproductive health. i have fought for that for a while with the over the counter contraceptive bill that i introduced in the house. but we need to give more women
national subject. so what i was able to do and it s very difficult to be able to do in today s newsroom atmosphere is get out on the street, be taught by the greatest reporters of their generation. we had three pulitzer prize winners when i went to work the washington star, covered an awful lot of civil rights, the anti-war movement. so you get this experience and there s a straight line in the book to watergate, even though the book ends in 1965 because you can see from what i was doing as a kid at the star as an adult or 28 to 30 years old which was how old woodward and i were during the coverage of watergate, you see that so much of the technique that we used came back to what happened at the washington star with this luckiest kid in the country and these great, great characters, who also don t exist, he s runyanesque characters in the
and cost go. 50% of the containers are no longer at the port. the trucks are moving. a lot of good things are happening. as we get to 2022, the two biggest things have to be inflation subsiding, which i think will take time and where we are on the pandemic. those are the two book ends. the economy itself is doing very well. we know that. the numbers don t lie. and i also think what mark didn t mention and i believe he s supportive because it was bipartisan is the infrastructure bill. he didn t mention we had a $1.2 infrastructure bill that passed. 40% of republican senators approved it. it s the most important thing we ve done in a long time. bridges and -- getting roads ready and also next generation gps and, you know, getting wi fi to rural areas. a lot of great things on the