jobs, in a very great environment and more reliant and ourselves. self-reliance is a wonderful thing. sandra, you may not see a ton of people here, a lot of robots, but the jobs, high paying jobs, high skill jobs, guys that work here, 100 grand, six figures? almost all of them make over six figures and have been here years and years and years. 120 people, highly skilled, working 24/7 to make millions of precision parts every year. sandra: i love it. if the tv thing doesn t work out, i m going to work. sandra: patriotic capitalism. guess what, that is america. businesses find a way to innovate when facing tough challenges like the supply chain crisis right now. good luck to him and congrats. he s making it happen. trace: i think the tv thing is working out. new at 2:00, the fbi director out with a new warning that the cyber threat from china is more serious than ever.
white house staffers said that they were taping documents back together that he ripped up and tried to throw away. so he s doing exactly what s the were criticizing hillary about. using private servers for communication etc. taking documents down to mar-a-lago, which, you know, it is as secure as it could be. probably reading them on the golf cart on the gulf courts to show off to his friends. but there won t be any backlash. this is the problem. with watergate, all joking aside, watergate brought down a president. it brought down a president. but this, it s just sadly, it s just another talking point. it s not going to bring down trump. and, you, know when you are talking about his followers, mcconnell, i think mitch mcconnell just figures, hey, i m old enough to end my career if this doesn t work out. but all the other ones are like, we need trump support because
it s just as secure as can be, right? probablyas reading them in the golf cart on the golf course to show off to his friends. but there won t be any backlash. i mean, this is the problem, right? with watergate, all joking aside, watergate brought down a president. it brought downga a president. yeah. but this, it s just sadly, it s just another talking point. it s not going to bring down trump. and, you know, when you were talking about his followers, you know, mcconnell and mccarthy, i think mitch mcconnell just thinking, hey, i m old enough to end myhe career if this doesn t work out. but all the others are like, we needre trump s support because want to move on. we want to move w up. mcconnell is welike, hey, liste i ve got one more chance to stop a supreme court justice, and then i m done. that st pretty much it for him. so, he s almost speaking the truth. and, you know, the fact that theyhe attacked liz cheney for defending america, i can t figure out the republican party
constant constant warfare, it doesn t work out. translator: we hoped we could stay, full rockets right, full rockets hit our area. every day. every minute, every second. it s just terrible for everyone. ourselves, for our children, for our families and loved ones. we still have loved ones back home. our grandmother who is 100 years old, too feeble to be physically moved. reporter: here in the train station where so many refugees have been arrived in the last few weeks on the border with poland, we don t hear these stories. and what is really striking about this situation is that that they re coming from the hardest hit areas where the warfare and the decimation of cities has been the most extreme. in these really treacherous journeys that is taking many of these families longer and longer to get out of. and very dangerous situations. and those are the kind of accounts that we continue to hear over and over from the refugees that are arriving here in poland.
the grand national, ijust feel incredibly lucky. the way my horse quickened up after the last, he was just incredible, he was. i think i could have done anything on him in that race in the manner that he finished, but i suppose i dread them in the race last year and finished second, so i wanted to do something tactically a bit different, you know, to change it to come to see if that would work. heading down to the second, i didn t want to be outside in front of the horse, so i was kind of happy to sit and suffer and hopefully a gap would come and it s, yeah, you re probablyjust working on your instinct at the time, 50% of the time it doesn t work out, so you are lucky when it does. who trains about the horse that won last year and this year, and they were first and second again. in reverse order, luckily for me, this year. it s incredible to be writing for such a good trainer as well. it s just when