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differentiates herself from, and there's manuel lopez obrador. >> and i think that's the other great missing three about the shape bomb administration is how much will she continue building on undress? manuel lopez obrador's political platform, which essentially brought her not only to the candidacy, but to power and in which areas you might break away from her predecessor in looking at her political platform, there are three areas specifically that she outlines where we could the potential change. the first one is in the energy sector where her scientific background and environmental engineering degree has pushed her to state that she looks to foreign direct investment and clean and renewable energies in mexico, something that's very different from the fossil fuels and dirty energy that am low has push forward during his administration on the security front, there seems to be a potential change in terms of amylose hugs, not bullets strategy. and what claudia wants to do in terms of strengthening intelligence and information gathering to combat
about whether he has it better deals biden or trump when it comes to tech issues? >> look, silicon valley folks are independent but they would not be entrepreneurs if they were not contrary and an independent. make a case is always for entrepreneurship, for investment things at the chips act to bring semiconductors back paid for investments and advanced manufacturing bird for wealth generation in modern economy across the country. that is what this convening was. for a still [bleep] 78 -- 80% of silicon valley entrepreneurs are for present biden. it's not 95 or one 100%. we still are the party of entrepreneurship. >> has kept you busy this weekend, congressman thank you for making time for us. good to see you. >> good to see you, shannon. shannon: aptness first senate republican campaign shares senators talks strategy at his montana home with our aishah
parliament's. but it really is a difficult process because on the one hand, you have groups like the eff that won't change, radical change, a leftist party on other hand, you have the da, which is much more centrist there is also a sense of factionalism in the anc that could cause. so ramaphosa problems that must be said that some of the people who are calling for radical change are those who could face corruption charges in the month ten years ahead. so they also have a self-interest in the coalitions going one way or the other. but it will be a fascinating couple of weeks with very high stakes for this country. rosemary all right. david mackenzie joining us live from johannesburg. many thanks for your report a japanese company is doubling down on its investment in the controversial whaling industry with a brand new vessel, we will stay inside the mothership after the break the increase in wildfires this
challenges when we look at her 100 government plan, her political platform, there are several areas where she differentiates herself from, and there's manuel lopez obrador. >> and i think that's the other great night. mystery about the shabaab administration is how much will she continue building on underneath manuel lopez obrador's political platform, which essentially brought her not only to the candidacy, but to power and in which areas you might break away from her predecessor in looking at her political platform, there are three areas, specifically the she outlines where we could see potential change. the first one is in the energy sector where her scientific background and environmental engineering degree has pushed her to state that she looks to foreign direct investment and clean and renewable energies in mexico, something that's very different from the fossil fuels and dirty energy that am low has push forward during his administration on the security front, there seems to be a potential change in terms of
very different viewpoint of what should happen in the political future of this country. >> in the next few weeks. on one hand, you have people who are likely try to avoid corruption charges and want to move in a direction which they might selfishly avoid those charges. on the other hand, you might have some people who are worried about the investment climate in this country. all of it is unchartered territory as the saying goes, president ramaphosa did give a magnanimous speech despite the drubbing of his party at the polls our people have spoken whether we like it or not, they have spoken now run a parser and the anc, you have said that the rule of law, the constitution, is paramount in this case. >> the various opposition parties have largely said they
apartheid. >> 30 years ago. here's another one. for the record books, india, has just completed its massive vote held in stages. the country's electoral commissioner says a whopping 642 million people cast their votes. he added that slightly less than half were female voters, which is the highest and the country's history the votes are being counted and results are expected tomorrow a japanese company is doubling down on its investment in the controversial whaling industry with a brand new vessel will step inside them mothership. >> after this play. >> sometimes the best thing you can do with intelligence is share it with your adversary. >> if his secret is betrayed itself, bullet to the back of the hand secrets and spies a nuclear gain sunday at ten on cnn a heart attack. >> do they have life insurance no. but we have life insurance john, i'm trying to find
her house since she was a child. so this is the background of the woman who will lead mexico for the next six next year's. gustavo while they cnn mexico city. >> earlier, lila abed of wilson center's mexico institute detailed to cnn how claudia sheinbaum might break away from her predecessor looking at her political platform, there are three areas specifically that she outlined where we could see potential change. the first one is the energy sector where her scientific background and environmental engineering degree has pushed her to state that she looks to foreign direct investment in clean and renewable energies in mexico, something and that's very different from the fossil fuels and dirty energy that am low has pushed forward during his administration on the security front, there seems to be a potential change in terms of amylose hugs, not bullets strategy. and what claudia wants to do in terms of strengthening intelligence and
outlets and some republican members of congress have played along. i regret many of the conspiracies have smeared you, dr. fauci, as you and our top scientists did everything to keep americans safe during the deadly days of covid-19. over 1.1 million americans lost their lives to covid-19 and today it's still more deadly than the flu. as we learned from zika and e-bola the ways viruses are transmitted aren't obvious at first. what you and your team did to speed the development of the safe and effective covid-19 vaccine was remarkable. that fast timeline was only possible do to years of federal investment in the national institute of health and support from medical research in the united states. so one of the lessons learned from the pandemic is the need to continue to invest in medical health research in the u.s. for
the disconnect between the health care system and the public health system. the cdc can't demand information from local public health individuals. they have to volunteer to give it to them. it isn't given to them in real time. we were at a disadvantage. >> i saw that. i saw how the lack of investment in technology, we had states trying to share information with the federal government using windows 2000. >> fax machines. >> exactly. we spent 7000000000000.2 packages and 2 administrations. one of my concerns is that i feel especially in supply chain, i feel that we are not that much better off than we were before covid. am i wrong in that? >> i don't think you are wrong. i hope that the cdc has made a very clear that they are trying
needs— covid pandemic or something that needs investment, i think you can build _ needs investment, i think you can build strategy. you can make long—term investment. you will see the tory— long—term investment. you will see the tory party will probably strip out the — the tory party will probably strip out the nhs and the police services, then out the nhs and the police services, than you _ out the nhs and the police services, then you will get the labour party, they wiii— then you will get the labour party, they will invest loads of money back into it _ they will invest loads of money back into it we _ they will invest loads of money back into it. we are constantly on this cycle _ into it. we are constantly on this cycle of— into it. we are constantly on this cycle of flip—flopping back and forth — cycle of flip—flopping back and forth if— cycle of flip—flopping back and forth. if you ring fenced those services, _ forth. if you ring fenced those services, you will get proper investment, strategic, long—term investment. where people can actually— investment. where people can actually invest in all levels, all tiers— actually invest in all levels, all tiers of— actually invest in all levels, all tiers of education and policing and everything. it'sjust ridiculous. we have _ everything. it'sjust ridiculous. we have been— everything. it'sjust ridiculous. we have been in a perfect storm recently. _ have been in a perfect storm recently, where we have had brexit, we had _ recently, where we have had brexit, we had the — recently, where we have had brexit, we had the ukraine war, we've had covid _ we had the ukraine war, we've had covid back — we had the ukraine war, we've had covid back. we have been hit by some really— covid back. we have been hit by some really difficult times. people need to understand we have got to pay for that. to understand we have got to pay for that it— to understand we have got to pay for that if you _ to understand we have got to pay for that. if you take out those services and you've — that. if you take out those services and you've got a long term strategy around _ and you've got a long term strategy around those, ijust don't think you have _ around those, ijust don't think you have to _ around those, ijust don't think you have to worry quite so much about robbing _ have to worry quite so much about robbing those services to fund those extraordinary events. the