far, but he s done it to himself. i just want to comment really quickly and scott, please, chime in because you know this better than i. but even in georgia, he doesn t have any republicans rushing to his rescue. you have the legal downfalls and pitfalls but you also have the political. the governor of georgia is not going to come out with a statement and say oh my god this is an abuse of justice. lieutenant governor is a star witness. i mean he testified today. on top of that the governor of georgia i guess can t pardon him. the way it works in other states. i had to ask this question today of brian kemp s team, is it up to him? and they said no. so it does raise a lot of issues. part of his campaign on this federal charge that he is facing and these other cases, if this is going on or he gets convicted and wins, i guess he can get himself out of that. i don t know how you get out of this. how do you get yourself out of this? it is obviously a crazy
and acts like it a media site. because he s obviously a well-known journalist, an experienced journalist. he s not gonna get tough questions in, could be interesting. the downfalls are, when you do any stunt, something could go wrong. elon has an unusual mind, and carrasco a really unusual question that could be problematic. the technology could go down, that s for sure. hold on a second, it s called twitter spaces, that was one of the lot. what s wrong in the technology, though it glitches out all the time. it s being on a party line, of some sort. if there s not enough, if they don t have, it probably spent a lot of time making sure this one works. but it could glitch out. if they re not careful, people could say anything on if they allow people to talk. that s another way it could happen. that happened many times. so, there s a lot of things that can go wrong. mostly, it s elon musk. you never know it is gonna do. so, that s what it is. it s good for him, good for an desanti
are the main story here on the bbc news. thanks for being with us. as ever, there is more on the bbc website. bye for now. hello there. you can see storm stretching on the horizon as far as the eye can see and then of course we have downfalls here. and then we had, of course, the inevitable downpours like here in norfolk. you barely make out this rainbow. it was raining so heavily. now the rain has been totting up and of course, this month has been wet so far. there are some places that have seen nearly double the amounts of rainfall we d expect in march. and there s more rain to come through the weekend and into the early part of next
trump was our greatest presiden since reagan and he s done more work for evangelicals than any president. there are some who are kicking the tires right now and thinkin about possibly another candidate . i don t know how that would go, but my prediction is eventually it will coalesce around donald trump. i don t know about mike pence whether he is running or not, he s my friend used her music talk about his book and we will just have to see what happens. the bottom one has got to be a little bit concerning. it s never attending religious services come up quite dramatically. your final thoughts on this? that is one of the downfalls of the pandemic. it really affected the spiritua
of the revolution in chemical engineering. along the way, a lot of the chemicals that we synthesised, it turns out, are persistent and carcinogenic, and sit in the environment. now, what was the cost, and what was the benefit? that is a very hard thing to quantify, but the same is true in our industrialisation of food systems. we have an abundance of calories, we have, you know, enough calorie production in the next decade, theoretically, to meet the needs of nine billion humans. but a lot of those systems have their downfalls, have their costs, have their consequences. so, the arc of technology is and has never been linear. it has always had, you know, some cycle to it. i would argue that the recent cycle probably peaked in 1969. that was when man landed on the moon, and it was also the year that we had woodstock. and so, right now, i think from a societal perspective, we re generally techno pessimists. and we were really techno optimists leading up to the moon landing and during the