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you could compete in the category that alliance with your gender identity. now they're in a phase-out approach. they want nothing to do with the policy which shows how cowardly really they are. to me it shows they know this is wrong. now they're leaving it up to each specific sport to make rules for that sport. it's the same thing that the international olympic committee is doing now. this is an olympic year. there should be a lot of eyes on the olympics and what their policies are. it shows the cowards, they wanto push off responsibility and account able. >> when they could legislate it all holistically for all sports to say hey, you know, screen dgenderyou're born, gender you . have you ever gotten any honest dialogue or feedback from the ncaa. >> no. president charlie baker testified in front of the senate a month or so back, he didn't know what the policies were. i think it was senator mike lee
being able to actually drive this on camera. so this is part of our sense and act technology platform and this is see and spray, which does exactly what it sounds like. this goes through the field using machine learning, computer vision and robotics to identify plant versus weed in the field and only spray the weed. and by doing so, what we can see is we can save almost two thirds of herbicide by only spraying the weeds versus spraying across the entire field. so that's much better for the land not to have herbicides where you don't need it. it's good for a couple of things. 0ne, you're not putting more chemical down than you need and you don't have run—off and the like. but also, its very expensive to apply herbicide. so you're — you're dramatically helping the profitability of the farmer as well by not putting down more, more herbicide than necessary. i was fascinated when you said that, you know, if you take a field and you just apply the chemicals where needed, i mean, that really makes a material difference to a farmer's bottom line. how significant what is the kind of feedback you're getting from your customers? yeah, well, it's significant. so we were seeing as we've had
so this is part of our technology platform and this is sea platform and this is see and spray, which does exactly what it sounds like. this goes through the field using machine learning, computer vision and robotics to identify plant versus weed in the field and only spray the weed. and by doing so, what we can see is we can save almost two thirds of herbicide by only spraying the weeds versus spraying across the entire field. so that's much better for the land not to have herbicides. where you don't need it. it's good for a couple of things. 0ne, you're not putting more chemical down than you need and you don't have run off and the like. but also it's very expensive to apply herbicide. so you're dramatically helping the profitability of the farmer as well by not putting down more, more herbicide than necessary. i was fascinated when you said that, you know, if you take a field and you just apply the chemicals where needed, i mean, that really makes a material difference to a farmer's bottom line. how significant, what is the kind of feedback you're getting from your customers? yeah, well, it's significant. so we were seeing as we've had this out with customers who are running it, paying for it,
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they have. do you always feel like you're good? i give you some feedback as a bartender. you , you lie down. >> corporate america is giving up on debt initiatives, but the woke ideology seems to be very much alive and. well, at hospitals, johns hopkins hospital coming under fire. good reason. there was a newsletter that got sent out by the group's chief diversity officer, and it says that this in the us privileges granted to people have membership in one or more of these social identity groups. she then listed a groupsideo that include people who are white, able bodiedloh alive heterosexual males, christians, middle or owning classs chief ,e aged and speaking english as you can g . stians, outrage ensued, and now she's apologizing, calling d speaverly simplistic and poorly worded. >> greg, there's a reason why no harm exist.
jacqui: want to respond to that, richard? >> i agree with jason, but where i disagree with him, i think what the biden campaign has to do in this moment when you talk about pennsylvania specifically they've to have a conversation with those who voted for him in 2020. drop-off voters or the last time they voted in the 2012 election who came out to vote for joe biden, stood in in long lines in pennsylvania, i mean, long lines in philly and pittsburgh and he is to connect with those in the same way and the changes in the past three years and impact of policy and acknowledge that everything's not going perfect. we have high inflation and other issues to deal with. jacqui: to your point and jason's response to this. the president has been bringing donors to the white house to try to reassure them of vitality 81 years old and back into the fold and using those sessions to elicit feedback from folks, also. and seen in recent days, the shift in strategy, where friday
hard concessions to cut more billions, as you know, from the irs give away and the covid-era splush funds. it replacess gimmicks from the prior agreement and it brings congress much closer to regular order, which is our big commitment here. in keeping with my commitment to bring members into the legislative process, i have received feedback from many members across the republican conference. that's an important part of this. i committed to decentralizing the speaker's office and making this a member-driven process. our top line agreement remains. we are getting next steps together and, woing tord a robust appropriations process. so stay tuned for all that to develop. >> just giving a speech. i missed the top, but what we herd from mike johnson when he
and keeping with my comment to bring members into the legislative process, i have spoken and receive feedback from many members all across the republican congress. it's a very important part of. this i became speaker, i committed to decentralizing the speaker's office, and making this a member driven process. that has been part of this. our top line agreement remains -- >> house speaker mike johnson showing that for now he is resisting the pressure from republican hard-liners in his party to walk away from that 1.66 trillion dollars spending deal he negotiated with senate majority leader chuck schumer. johnson cut that deal with senate democrats earlier this week, and time is running out to avoid a government shutdown, at least a partial. one because in one week, the first funding deadline hits with critical parts of the government are going to shut
their social impact programmes, and then we find this situation where then we find this situation where the ministerial post is downgraded, and i think the feedback i am getting is that people feeljust genuinely disappointed that is not seen as a priority that the voice of disabled people is heard, whether thatis disabled people is heard, whether that is in education, employment, health outcomes, social inclusion, financial independence, in all walks of life. 5? financial independence, in all walks of life. , , financial independence, in all walks oflife. , ., of life. 57 sporting bodies have sinned of life. 57 sporting bodies have signed this _ of life. 57 sporting bodies have signed this open _ of life. 57 sporting bodies have signed this open letter- of life. 57 sporting bodies have signed this open letter to i of life. 57 sporting bodies have signed this open letter to the i signed this open letter to the government. what have the individual sporting associations been saying to you? sporting associations been saying to ou? , , ., ., sporting associations been saying to ou? i... ., you? they share our disappointment. the share you? they share our disappointment. they share our _ you? they share our disappointment. they share our concern. _ you? they share our disappointment. they share our concern. as _ you? they share our disappointment. they share our concern. as i - you? they share our disappointment. they share our concern. as i said, i they share our concern. as i said, the wonderful thing about this sporting community in this country, very much off the back of london 2012 and the progress you alluded to it that we have made, have fantastic approaches towards sport, sport inclusion, greater access to activity, and all of them have their own programmes and are working hard every day, and in fact we all
the floor, votes, everywhere you could think of, with different factions of his conference, you're talking the hard liners, you're talking the moderates, really, everybody who can potentially sway him in this process, he came out before the press. you see there on the screen, and said this, watch. >> in keeping with my commitment to bring medical examiner into the legislative process, i have spoken and received feedback from many members all across the republican conference. that's a very important part of this. when i became speaker, i committed to decentralizing the speaker's office and making this a member-driven process. that's been part of this. our top line agreement remains. we are getting our next steps together. and we are working toward a robust appropriations process, so stay tuned for all of that to develop. >> chris, our top line agreement remains, he's talking about that agreement he struck with senate majority leader chuck schumer clearly continuing to take ownership of that agreement, one that many in his party have