so is it all of this from kurla from a d.l.r. planetary research institute which contributed to the insight mission welcome to day doubly so just watching that about that i mean ration that circles or twenty thousand twenty thousand one hundred eight kilometers an hour and lucky if that doesn t land properly that s a billion dollars just like that you re right there will manage to get well do it well do it so i guess your colleagues at the pleasure research institute a pretty excited right are definitely yes they are waiting for this moment for four six years for the development of the experiment then launched in may this year than cruise for six months and now now where the final point that this nation and we ve all lent and after christmas we will start with the science experiments ok so we heard about some of the instruments on board the size and whatnot so why. why do we care how much mars shakes flows and wobbles why do why spend a billion dollars finding the right that s a very g
empathy. he says is an understatement. we remember the hurricane in puerto rico, when he was pan th throwing paper towels to the people there. he handed out food, he shook hands, he talked to the elderly. he thanked fist responders. he did the things a normal president would do. but because he s president trump, we saw moments like this, where he cares about his own property, a golf course in the flooded area, and then here, it s a joke, but perhaps it doesn t land very well with the gentleman who s home has been ruined and who also now has a giant boat on his property. it really, really good presidents and those who are human do not flub things likes th
for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend david, you know, so that i m going to do that right away. i ve spoken to allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up with funding. it s all the stuff because you never know where he s going to be. you imagine this doesn t land well with the president, who of course is worried about flippers. weisselberg is someone the trump family has known for decades. absolutely. i think a lot of people wondered why the president seems to worked up about this idea of flipping earlier this week in that fox interview. he spent so much time talking about how unfair it was, how much experience he d had with it 30 and 40 years ago. now we know two people close to him have essentially flipped. we don t know exactly why, what this is all leading up to, but
memo has been declined. bill: the white house wanting answers to all this as well. white house correspondent kevin corke starting his day live from the north lawn with more. a classic example of sometimes the nuance of language is lost when you tweet and when you text something because as anyone would tell you something that you write doesn t land the way it would if you said it. what i m talking about is this idea that the president is blaming samsung for the lost texts between peter strzok and lisa page. let me take you to twitter. here is what he wrote. where are the 50,000 important text messages between f.b.i. lovers lisa page and peter strzok? blaming samsung. some took the last line blaming samsung that he was blaming the phone maker. he was simply pointing out the
i realize in the 50 s people would hide under the desks, which is absurd but is there anything not absurd to do. it s not as absurd as you think. it depends on where the bomb is going off. it s absurd to hide under your desk if you re expecting eight missiles to hit the city and all multi megaton range. at that point the desk is not going to help you much. if you re thinking about one nuclear missile and it isn t doesn t land on you, some of the effects of a missile are things like things windows breaking, ceilings collapsing, things of that nature, similar to earthquakes and tornados, in that case a desk is probably better than nothing. a shelter or basement better than a desk. you can t with any reliability say if you do something you re going to survive a nuclear attack. what you can do is we have studies that say if certain behaviors are carry the out over a large number of people, the