It was a privilege to be the when cable wasta starting to take off. And about point, what we were we were the was insurgents and incumbents werent thrilled about this competition they were facing. Up. Ybody grows and today, those industries are themselves facing new insurgent challenges. That is the change. Everybody grows up, we are seeing a new crop of businesses and online video growing up, do you foresee a time when those industries themselves become incumbent and what does that look like when they do . Ly, my crystalol ball is foggy in terms of what things look like. I think you stated it correcy. Everybody grows up. Back because i was reading an interesting thing the other day. About the three stages of the technological development, everybody got connected, the apps came along, took advantage of that. He says there is a third stage, on what hasbuild been done, policy issues become even more important and it is not just the idea, it is how you build a successful business and cons
About what people on the hill are saying about this bill . Kit get through . Reporter well, theres sort of two cliche things from capitol hill today, toure. Number one, renewed optimism around the legislation. You heard senator menendez say it right before the program hes never been this confident before because there seems to be a bipartisan consensus moving forward. They view it as the right thing to do and republicans realizing that in order to survive as a party they have to do it because latinos are the Fastest Growing voter bloc but the devil is in the details and usually the detail that is derail these types of largescale bills. In 2007, president bush wanted to try to make this a reality. It could not get through republicans in the senate and the dream act in 2010. Harry reid not able to hold the Democratic Caucus in that lame duck session because some folks on the moderate part of the Democratic Caucus were worried about how that vote would look. This time around, the ideas of
All those folks before they were us, they were them. And when each new wave of immigrants arrived, they faced resistance from those who were already here. They faced hardship. They faced racism. They faced ridicule. But over time as they went about their daily lives, as they earned living, as they raised a family, as they built a community, as their kids went to school here, they did their part to build a nation. They were the einsteins and the carnegies and women and men whose names history may not remember, but they are who we are, built this country hand by hand, brick by brick. They all came here knowing what makes somebody an american is not just blood or birth but allegiance to our founding principles. And the faith in the idea that anyone from anywhere can write the next great chapter of our story. And thats still true today. Just ask alan alima. Alans here. Wheres alan . Hes around there he is, right here. Now, alan was born in mexico. He was brought to this country by his pare
Talking to people in the medical community, he heard this himself from Business People on his call yesterday, that is not the case. I think its you know, theres obviously been an increase in the number of tests that have been done, 3. 3 or 3. 4 million, i think, as of yesterday. Thats obviously a significant increase. I think there is a couple of issues, though, as i started to really dig into this. Some of these big Testing Companies say theyve actually slowed down the number of tests theyve been doing. Some of that could have been the holiday weekend. But how could it be as we need more testing that these companies are not doing overall as many tests. I think in many places the criteria for who is getting tested is still too strict. You have to have symptoms. It doesnt make sense, john, anymore. We know people who are asymptomatic, people who are presymptomatic, meaning theyre about to develop symptoms, can still be spreading the virus. We clearly need to be doing a locality more tes
Million in aid to gaza, which is controlled by that terrorist group hamas. Andrew mcar thi, building the political case for obamas impeachment, senator cruz went a step further a couple hours ago saying he wanted to put a hold on all state department nominees until the white house answers his questions which zero in on whether they had a hand in the faas decision and whether this is in effect a boycott of israel. Is it the right move . Its absolutely the right move. Its certainly the right move for him to use what leverage he has to get answers out of the white house. And the substantive move underneath it. What you say the White House Administration should not be sending john kerry over there. They should not be demanding a ceasefire. They should be letting israel do what its doing because we need israel to win. Yes. Hamas is not only israels enemy, its part of the global jihad. Its our enemy. And for those who actually care about peace in the middle east who want to have a twostate s