dana: dave, one of the things that is an issue is getting the tests? the department of transportation to do what is needed. is that a problem here? we had some issues here with the covid shutdown. things are up and running now. with the shortage, we looked at the average age of someone entering the industry is 38 years old. people are entering this as a second or third career choice. we want people like him to enter as a first choice and have a passion for. it s our commission to help other schools start programs. bill: a great answer. this pandemic changed so many lives in so many different ways. this is one way we can
governor new. s record is absolutely abysmal. he s lied to californians about the amount of effort he is spending towards fire prevention. he cut the budget for cal fire by $120 million. he has had a terrible record. i personally had victories against him in court over his unconstitutional covid shutdown. he s fellow ringing with his frolicking with his friends and lobbyists at the same time he s telling other californians to stay at home. i think he s had a terrible record, and so of course democrats are desperate to paint this as something other than a referendum on gavin newsom. there aren t two candidates on the ballot. question number one is a referendum on gavin newsom. question number two is who should replace him. and we re not going to get unvaccinated, richard, if our leadership changes in california. that s not how science works. the majority of californians, the vast majority, are vaccinated. so the issue here is what level
the worlds car makers are coping with the global semiconductor shortage. demand for new vehicles is actually very high yet factories are having to slow their output, or even stop working altogether. it s a major topic of conversation at the international mobility show taking place this week in munich. theo leggett is there for us and caught up with the boss of daimler and mercedes benz who explained how bad the situation is. we have experienced a shutdown here in the third quarter primarily in malaysia due to covid shutdown. and what we have said is it will significantly impact production and sales in the third quarter and sales in the third quarter and we hope that in the fourth quarter we can start coming back up to some sort of a normal production level. we are happy that we have made ourselves resilient in terms of ourselves resilient in terms of our financials ourselves resilient in terms of ourfinancials in ourselves resilient in terms of our financials in the last couple of ye
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