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Has been down to the wreckage of the titanic, he works with logistics for the titanic expeditions and the fact there is a lot of debris, that stands to reason because you had a ship that broke apart and sank, and you should be able to tell the difference between new debris and that down there since decades. baited breath and what kind of information we are going to get from the coast guard, what was found by the rov and is it indeed the bad news that it looks like it's going to be, john. >> john: mike tobin from st. john's harbor. mike, thank you so much. oh, sorry, mike, we want to keep going...

The quad which is -- alliance of the indo-pacific democracies, it's the u.k., india, united states, and brought them all together. biden has continued that, which is a good thing. we are trying to pull them into our orbit into the orbit of the world's democracies and that's a positive thing for us. >> john: i said hiderbout, i meant ammanderbout. >> sandra: house ways and means committee is revealing brand-new information right now from a whistleblower in the irs investigation of hunter biden. david spunt has more from the justice department on what we are learning right now. david. >> sandra,...

The ocean came from that specific vessel but other vessels on-site, including one the victor 6,000 from france rov, so perhaps some additional rovs will head in the deep waters to aid and look at the debris field. many different remote operating vehicles have very different functions and abilities and capabilities and some of these specifically rushed to this site are prepared to go very deep, deep into the ocean. we may be getting more data, not just here in the hours perhaps days ahead as well. john. >> john: it's our understanding, molly that the rover, the rov that found the debris field w...

Hope has been dwindling for a while. if they are in there, you have experienced oceanographers on that craft, you believe they would have, the first thing never would have done would be to save oxygen. even though we've eclipsed the 96 hour mark. if people slept, if they were very calm, if they didn't breathe heavily and weren't excited, they might have been able to get another 12 or 24 hours out of it as long as they can clean and sweep the carbon dioxide out. people who go down in that are trained to do. so it is possible. but this news is not being received very well here in st. john's. >> ...

Even if it's small. i mentioned earlier segment all the collective dives of titanic so far have shown and discovered 30 new species of life that was previously undiscovered. so, this is not a big, you know, a news story but that's what happened. so we develop safety standards, we develop new technology, we develop, you know, science that may help us with the environment and weather and all kinds of things. so we don't want to lose sight of the positives in this mission, although this has been a terrible tragedy. >> john: yeah, we have seen before exploration does on occasion end in tragedy. we...