deinvolve in to heidi s point, it is going to be so important in the next round. isn t the whole strategy by jordan and meadows, in some ways is to make it a circus? that s it. because you know what happens when they are successful at that? we saw it with mueller. the public checks out. and what are you seeing right now is the numbers are moving against the president. they need a distraction to make it look like it s more the washington mess. can i just point out that no less than four or five years ago, it was trey gaudi who had the benghazi investigation who said over and over again it is so crucial that we be able to hold the first phase of this behind closed doors so that we can drill down on witnesses. so that witnesses aren t coordinating their testimony. and so that we don t have the showboating of members on either side who want to just parene for the cameras. well, i was just going to say we like to show receipts. i got a full screen.
unbelievable. i mean, what is happening here is any white house is going to be stress. tested but now we are under a severe stress-test and this is a kris of crisis of incompetence. all of the rest hat hallmarks of a scandal. the reporters in the room seem to know more than the press secretary who is answering their questions. and that there is not a coherent message coming out of the white house and that the people aren t coordinating. this leads to a lot of questions. general flynn was clearly in touch with the russians through the campaign and it s hard for me to believe that the president-elect or the candidate didn t know that was going on. during the transition if he was going to call the russian ambassador you would think topic number one would have been the sanctions so he would have been prepared to talk about the sanctions because that would clearly come up. and the president saying he doesn t know he didn t know about the reports, a, he talked to the russian ambassador a
pitch counts are at historic lows. these injuries are set in motion in the developing elbow. so this is something where the groundwork is set by micro tears 18 ligament when the elbow is developing. during puberty, when the arm is growing. what we re seeing at the major league level is something that can be preventsed at the major league level. it has to be prevented in the developing pitcher. you say before they even get to the big leagues they show up as good as they may be they show up perhaps with these micro tears or injuries. right. they are pitching less than ever at the major league there s only so much less they could possibly pitch at the major league level but their lifetime pitch countses are higher than ever. there are youth pitchers playing for multiple teams, the teams that aren t coordinating between one another. so instead of having 80 pitches on five days rest, you have 80 pitches on one or two days rest. there are these showcases where youth pitchers are made t
all-time high. so, how do you reconcile those two things? that s right. there s no question that major league pitchers are pitching less than they ever have before. pitch counts are kind of at historic lows. but these injuries are set in motion in the developing elbow, right? so, this is something where the groundwork is set by microtears in the ligament when that elbow is developing, you know, during puberty when the arm s growing and so what we re seeing at the major league level is something that can t be prevented at the major heeg level. it has to be prevented in the developing pitcher. you re saying all this happens before they even get to the big leagues. they show up as good as they may be they show up with the microtears or microinjuries. that s right. they re pitching less than ever at the major league. there s only so much less they could even possibly pitch at the major league level, but their lifetime pitch counts are higher than ever before. youth pitchers are pla
die, a death that could have been prevented. they didn t have the antibiotic she needed months ago. today 360 m.d. sanjay gupta made a discovery, all of the life-saving drugs and food sitting on the warehouse shelves, tied up in red tape. aid groups aren t coordinating with each other. the right hand and left hand often don t know what the other is doing. then there s the money. the money problems. deadbeat donors, countries that pledged to help rebuild haiti six months ago or the u.n. in march, and only australia, brazil and estonia have ponied up. we re keeping them all honest. we begin with the red tape and the rubble. there s no approved master plan for what to do with all this rubble. where to put it. how to collect it. plans are being talked about and in the works. plans are being discussed. approvals waited for. but it has been six months and nothing else can happen until that rubble is removed.