small businesses to prevent them from liquidating and turning this temporary shock into something more permanent. and by all the accounts, we could be in for weeks of red tape and finger-pointing where the banks say the treasury didn t give them what they needed, the treasury says it was the sba s fault and the sba says the treasury is bigfooting them out of the problem. karen, this is where you come in. i m guessing you re going to say it is as important to get this sba money out so that people remain employees of something as it is the direct aid to employees. well, this is a really big day for small business owners because as you just noted, half the people who work in this country own or work for a small business. so that is one of the things that is behind these really big unemployment numbers that we re talking about. and now we ve got this huge fire hydrant of money sitting at, you know, sba and treasury, and the
administrator has the responsibility of liquidating the assets of the estate for the benefit of the creditors and heir of the estate. she assigned her right to inherit to the 58 victims who died in the massacre. the question becomes if we liqu liquidate the guns and sell the guns which is required as part of the special administrator s duty, we will be perpetuating the violence that actually caused the death of those individuals who will be receiving the guns. in the new york article, the quandary has been put before the country. do we perpetuate the violence by putting these guns back into the hands of unknown people who
vote for in her fourth term as chancellor then machall and a new cabinet will be sworn in the new team will include a c.d.u. politician held down as chief of staff he takes over from peter who will switch to the economics department brown who is a medical doctor has already served in the chancery and stick minister for the last . and it s a pleasure for me to welcome the meccans incoming chief of self down to australia welcome to mr brown now the rule of chief of staff in the chelsea s primary liquidating the workings of the government as i understand it what do you bring to this position. as the people recognise it took really a long time compared to form a government to establish discover mentum so my first task will be to form a government that s working good together and really fast because the problems
there s a lot of validity to what she s saying. president-elect trump can take his assets and liquidating and putting them in blind trusts. that s what every president has done. he s coming into office with the idea if it s legal, i m going to do it. that s the problem. the director of the office of government ethics did a speech this week. and here s what he said, talking about, kind of imploring, apparently, the president-elect, to look at sacrifice. as we all the know, one of the great things about america is its system for preventing public corruption. the president-elect must show those in government and those coming into government after his inauguration that ethics matters. is that law, that, you know, the president and conflicts of that statutes, is it outdated?
that he was going to hand over the management of the trump organization to his children. but that doesn t change his ownership or the fact that his name is emblazoned on all of these hotels and resorts. i think that, really, the devil s in the details. it was very interesting to see the normally stayed office of governmental ethics sort of overtaken by a strange tweet storm yesterday, suggesting that he needed to divest himself of all of his holdings, which i think we re very unlikely to see. so seems to me we re kind of headed on a collision course right here, where basically every ethics specialist, republican and democrat alike, all kind of agree that the only way to really deal with this conflict of interest thing is for him to liquidate all of his businesses, put all the money in a blind trust. it seems like he s not interested in doing either one of those things, liquidating or a blind trust. if we re on that collision course, what happens then if trump takes some half-measures