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something you just can't do for love i you know what i will do whatever it takes to be somebody who move science forward. >> that's what i believe in moving science forward, being a guinea pig for your audience. i've done so, guys stay away from the pickles and dr. pepper just stick with the dr. pepper for those of you who needed to be told no pickles, not true pepper. i have concerns for you right now, but this doesn't mean by the way, we talk with dr. pepper. >> couple of cola though, is still king of the soda hill, right? yeah coca-cola is still number one. look with 19% of the market blowing away. pepsi and doctrine, it's been the number one soda for 100 plus years. anywhere you go in this world, you can get yourself a coca-cola. and this particular point, there are no real signs that coca-cola is not going to be in fact, diet coke is even in the top five. so coca-cola luck still number one, but we have some real interesting competition. but the fact is coke number one and your hot number one in your mind although i wonder how it would
biden and donald trump are very different people. >> that's a big new scoop. i mean, the fact is it's a completely different approach. biden is saying, i respect the process i expect if if a hunter is convicted, he will say the same thing. he's showing his love for his son but he is not attacking the process or the people involved and everything we've seen about how biden is behaved. is that it's completely different from how trump is handling his own legal troubles. >> i mean, false equivalencies notwithstanding how damaging or do you think it would be damaging or conviction in his son's case to biden's campaign i don't. and there are a couple of reasons for that. firstly, obviously, a hunter biden is not the president. he is not an office holder. he is not involved he's not a paid staffer on his father's campaign. he's not involved in any way and secondly, we know and i can tell you somebody who
to the leader of a nation that kind of reminded sizes the classic outlaw. surrounds them shy away with that he was the americans embrace it is saying it now. this is, one is somebody says but he is a convicted felon to you, the most dangerous single what he can say is so? that is all you have to say. he's accounted felon, so? it's over. it's all you have to say. >> jesse: years saying they are responsible for the chaos that is their warning to us about? >> greg: it's a potential motion machine because the launch the attack, he responds, launch another tacky response. we've had those for seven years. >> jesse: i was saying that in 2015! just echoing that! your internal cliffhanger! 's before you make me sick. >> jesse: coming up, doctor fauci told that he belongs in prison during a while hearing on
meetings where joe biden took, stopped and took a call from one of his kids from one of his grandkids, from one of his siblings. he is somebody who puts family first, has been very clear that he loves his son and that he's going to support him. i mean, remember it's also important to remember that he was lost his daughter and his wife, his first wife in a car crash weeks after he was elected to the senate for his entire time in public life, he has grappled with and struggled with challenges within his family, alongside i'd dealing with the responsibilities of public service. so this is not unfamiliar territory to him, but he is somebody who loves his family, who this family is is the beating heart of joe biden so no, people should not be surprised at all to see the bidens closely supporting their son jeff attention because the judges overseeing hunter biden two cases are both trump appointees and yet you don't hear president biden attacking them as conflicted going after the core, going after witnesses and yeah it's you know, joe
done an outreach to anti-trump republicans, that a mistake i think i think anthony is bright, but they couldn't do outreach and i think there's a lot of loosely aligned people pool traditionally vote republican are not comfortable voting democratic without ever outreach. >> maybe some of them will vote for biden, some will stay at home. but it's i see this unfold vicki haylage getting 22% and closed primaries and states like nebraska, indiana that's a lot of, that's a lot of people in your own party that are coming out to vote against you for somebody's not even running anymore? and i think he's right and, you know, president biden, we can do a lot of republicans out to dad and a very uncomfortable with this and we need to seize the moment and warped by weight of election. we went in and 2022 especially, we want an m is much more would independent illusory line voters if we want animal to democratic base. i
about our country and never in our country his history really has somebody who talks so pessimistically about this country, won an election. i mean, think about what happened in hoover versus fdr. hoover is saying that the government can't really help the depression and don't worry, it's getting a little bit better. fdr comes along and says, it's in terrible shape now, and it's not your fault. new people, it's the leadership but a failed and i'm going to act and he wins by a landslide. look at the difference between carter saying that the problem in the country is the malaise of the people that somehow they've lost crisis of confidence. and then reagan comes along saying, it's optimistic, it's morning in america, we're going to make this work optimism in elections, optimism usually prevails in terms of who people want two. >> to lead them. >> and you want to feel like you're going towards something in the future. i mean, one of the problems about the trial right now is that it's all the past grievances they're gonna be here. he said retribution will come. grievances, but i think about lincoln in the second inaugural with malice toward none and charity for
cannot control who gets paid white. in a private organization like the wnba. no doubt because of caitlin clark they have to go with the charter. if they kicked router she gets injured, he would be back on selfless airlines and chennedy carter was a no comment. >> greg: what you make a does jessie? what you follow the wnba closely, some say to close a. >> jesse: a creepy way. >> greg: yes sweetie in a league of you come in with a lot of hype, you will get treated like somebody him may be doesn't like you. when i came onto the five, i was disrespected immediately but michael jordan when you came into the mba people were taking shots, same thing. welcome to the legal rookie, what's up rookie! i don't see race! what's up rookie! >> harold: and like physicality -- >> jesse: welcome to the mba -- wnba caitlin! step up!
the best that he could have been done under the circumstances which he explained very early on, where we have thousands of people dying from this novel full virus. and we were figuring things out as we win. and with more data, we were able to adjust. now, let me back up for a second because the republicans tried hi to put the attack on the node data for the six feet of social distancing as an attack on the basic public health principle of social distancing. when you have an aerosolized or droplet transmittable virus from somebody's mouth. now, it doesn't take data to show you that if you jump off an airplane without a parachute, you're going to die. so we know that if you are far away from a person's ability to extract or cough or sneeze aerosolized droplets that you're going to be safer from receiving that droplet or aerosolized virus into your eyes, your nose, your mouth.
redemption, somebody who's part of the novichok creation and upgrading and research and development system of russia. then suddenly he gets a conscience and he realizes that these weapons, that is these chemical weapons, he's helping design are not really used for terrorist that he was led to believe against terrorist. there actually used against his compatriots and people who are just speaking up. and he decided to speak up to us and we helped him escape russia. that was how the film star that. and then as we followed his fete, destiny then one of the victims of the poisoning with novichok went back to russia and was arrested. that was what the mere karamazov, who has been in jail since, since the war started. >> and we focused on them as well. >> and then suddenly in the middle of filming these, these destinies, something happened that shoulders that i'm also a victim and then the director of pivoted to meet you. >> well, it is an incredible film. i hope everyone will watch it. it premieres this week thanks for joining us. the
what wasn't so important>> that the virus i not we don't know. we know is important to someone in thet wa biden. s so much so that the top peopleto at mit, the top people at facebook are asking, why are we getting all this pressure to do to downpla ay the lab leak hav theory? and we have an email from june of the same year, junee an fourh 2021, saying the same thing. it is certainly importaname thit to somebody. well, what is that got to do with me? i'm asking h you because you're the expert on the coronavirus. i'm saying, why wasn't the liberation? why was the administration so pushing not to have lab leak theory as something that was viable? i can answer that. i've kept ani was vi open mind throughout the entire kept an open mind that said us tax dollars flow through a grant recipient to the lab in china. yes, of course, it was a subt award to the wuhan. and who approved that awars d? excuse me. and who approved that award? what agency approved that award? ort?national institute of allery and infectious diseases. your agency approved that right ? yes, it did. after. does that have anything to do