it. kind of like, you know, pollution in a river, you just flush it down the stream for somebody else to deal with, so it s not that anybody wishes for these sorts of horrific things to happen and all of the executives and people i know, they have kids too. many of them have kids, and it touches them, but somehow they can rationalize it, and again, just let that pollution float on down for somebody else to deal with it. that s an interesting analogy. i m not suggesting they re happy about it, i just don t understand why they don t want to do anything about it. this is a horrible, i would think, black mark on this industry that they love. why are they not doing anything about this? yeah, i think it s important to understand the reason inaction happens is because much like the rest of the country has radicalized by the same tactics of the nra, if you want to create inaction, you tell a group of people that they re marginalized and being attacked and that the liberals will use
one hopes the nbc news division will be able to exert some pressure and force into doing its job, which is to report the news. my goodness, if nbc is sugar coating this, well, that will be a real black mark, i think, on nbc news and their journalism. we have seen that before with other olympics as brian said, but this is the mother of all controversies within an olympic games. yes, as far as i m planning to go, i have to take two covid tests this week, i leave over the weekend as brian said, as you alluded to, if i test positive when i land in beijing, which i will be bubble wrapped and triple masked and all of the above, but if i am, if i test positive, i then go right into a hotel room and into quarantine and i would do my job from there, but it s going to be very, very hard to do that if we do test positive. you ve also been told to assume your hotel room is under surveillance. what kind of steps are you going
terrible black mark on the olympics game. a woman even though she s 15. a woman had a positive drug test two months ago will be competing in the women s competition and likely winning the competition. what a disasterous pr nightmare of a headline. that is. all the other athletes who spent days and months training to get to where they are. without doping. it seems unfair. thank you. thank you. break here. we ll be back in a moment. it s the last minute gift sale. get up to 40% off storewide. ( ) thisis is how we shine. at zales. the didiamond store. new vicks convenience pack. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. vicks super c is a daily supplement with vitamin c and b
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