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Events happening in the world more generally like a war, affects how they feel, which then effects how they perform at work. management definitely is not getting any easier. what you are talking about is a completely different kind of management. that means that organisations are going to have to have that management skill on board. what it requires a lot of is actually listening by your direct manager. middle managers are going to be expected to get to know employees better. to make it clear, lots of middle managers do a good job of doing this, but more than ever the expectation is managers a...

But if it becomes part of a pattern in terms of u.s. taiwan and u.s. chinese, it will change things. >> you praised mat is. >> we get to vote on that waiver. right now, i would not vote to support the waiver. i think that waiver is in place -- that restriction on seven years is in place for sound reasons. again, somebody without the kind of management skill that you have to have to run that department, you don't necessarily get that in the position of general. you are certainly managing in one respect. but you are not managing, again, $600 billion a year. i would rather see something with mana...

Information. i realize you're just getting there. so keep us posted. we'll check in with you in the hours ahead. thank you. >> reporter: all right, thanks. now to politics and the other day's big headline. new today, another member of congress saying he will vote against the waiver needed to allow general james mattis to serve as the president-elect's defense secretary. here's what democratic congressman john yarmuth told us earlier. >> we in the house get to vote on that waiver and right now i would not vote to support the waiver. i think that restriction on some seven years is in -- is in ...

Gotten the world very shaky, and right now the only people around him are political operatives and not policy people, and he needs to get experienced savvy policy people or he will make mistakes. >> would you just as a member of congress, would you be concerned about a former general serving as the head -- obviously he's now a civilian, but not within the duration of the seven-year waiver window, do you think he should get confirmed and be granted that waiver to serve? >> apparently we in the house get to vote on the waiver, and right now i would not vote to support the waiver, and i theut res...