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it s about our reputation. for 100 years, it was america that offered the big solutions to the big problems of the world. right? it was america that invented the internet. it was america that saved democracy in europe after world war ii. that light has been fading. it faded fast over the last four years. china has taken advantage of it. solutions to big problems. it s chinese technology that is now the backbone of the internet rather than american technology. here is the opportunity for america to once again capture the world s imagination. this is about american bigness. it s about american boldness. it s perfectly timed as the president makes his first foray back to europe. it makes people just want to be part of the american experiment again. it wants it makes them want to align themselves with us economically and diplomatically. it s good for america from a purely sort of selfish standpoint. we are in a race to try to stamp
it s chinese technology that is now the backbone of the internet rather than american technology. here is the opportunity for america to once again capture the world s imagination. this is about american business. it s about american boldness. it s perfectly timed as the president makes his first foray back to europe. it makes people just want to be part of the american experiment again. it wants it makes them want to align themselves with us economically and diplomatically. it s good for america from a purely sort of selfish standpoint. we are in a race to try to stamp out this virus and its variants as quickly as we can. so we don t end up with a variant that is immune to the vaccine. it ends up protecting us to inoculate the world as fast as possible. it also just wins a lot of friends and begins to rebuild our ability to create partnerships that are good for the country. that idea about building partnerships and winning friends, i listened to an
this administration? of course, we would. you still would cut a deal with president trump? not a new deal. they have to show that they respect their signature. unless they show that they respect their signature, there s no point in negotiating with them. because you set a bad precedent. you renegotiate an already negotiated issue with this administration that is no end to that because tomorrow they can come back to you, even the same administration, and tell you this was not enough. let me tell you about usmca. mexico allowed president trump to renegotiate nafta. they reach usmca, but then president trump says unless you agree to some of my demands on immigration, i will not implement usmca, so there is no end. somebody starts bullying, and the more you give to that bully, the more it wants. well, you can see my entire interview with foreign minister zar zarif, including that cyberwar comment he made that we released yesterday where he admits iran
talking about the targeted races. it looks like the peeriodic tabe of elements. we were waiting for a long line of california congressional districts to come in. can you show us how the board shaped up? this is how the board shaped up. it s frozen in place. it wants it s like that ouji board. it wants us to see montana. so, even without the board, can i ask you about nevada? absolutely. now, we took hours after poll closing in nevada to start to get the results. the initial results coming into nevada, the early vote, the mail-in vote. reno, second largest county in the state, this is what saved dean heller when he was initially elected in 2012. he initial will he was elected state wide because he won double digits. the early mail-in vote is now reported a double-digit lead for