same thing with everything you see on a shelf in a store. and we ve got to make sure that this profession is respected and compensated in a way that reflects its value. secretary buttigieg, as you look at the supply chain from in its totality, internationally, domestically, what do you see as the areas that need the most improvement at this point? well, for the reasons we just discussed, we re certainly paying allot of attention the issue around trucking capacity. we re also seeing a lot of challenges in our port, although i m really pleased with some of the progress that s been made. at least one of our keyports in california has cut in half the amount of containers that are dwelling there for a long time, gumming up capacity and taking up space when we really need to be moving those through. cut it in half since early november. we have sweeper ships picking up empty containers. tomorrow we ll be in savannah where we see pop-up container
numbers. a new survey has biden topping his newest rival by nearly 20 points. among democrats who say they are paying allot of attention, biden does better. elizabeth warren has 15%. burn sernie sanders drops down . beto o rourke hopes to reboot his campaign, starting with a town hall in iowa. he thinks that congress should start impeachment proceedings against donald trump. we saw 400,000 apprehensions at our southern border last year. in the second year of the george w. bush administration, there were 1.6 million. and those came from the triangle
it turns out henry petersen is the head of the criminal division at the justice department at the time. he had a very important role in agnew s prosecution, and he has a sort of poignant and important part to play in the agnew story, because part of the way agnew defended himself as the justice department built this bulletproof criminal case against him is that agnew publicly attacked the individual prosecutors and the individual justice department officials who were involved in bringing this case against him. and that included agnew at one point giving a public speech, an angry ranting public speech in which he called out henry peterson by name as the head of the criminal division at the justice department, called him out as basically a bad guy, some sort of partisan villain who was part of this witch-hunt who was out trying to take agnew down. so i ve been paying allot of attention to henry petersen in terms of his role with the agnew thing, but of course the agnew prosecution, that
defended himself as the justice department built this bulletproof criminal case against him is that agnew publicly attacked the individual prosecutors and the individual justice department officials who were involved in bringing this case against him. and that included agnew at one point giving a public speech, an angry ranting public speech in which he called out henry peterson by name as the head of the criminal division at the justice department, called him out as basically a bad guy, some sort of partisan villain who was part of this witch-hunt who was out trying to take agnew down. so i ve been paying allot of attention to henry peterson in terms of his role with the agnew thing, but of course the agnew prosecution, that was all unfolding at the same time as watergate, and as the head of the criminal division at the justice department, henry peterson was also intimately involved, directly involved in supervising the whole watergate case against nixon, from very beginning, from the
there. he but generally is tough to book. he s difficult to book. and i imagine the reason he is tough to book is because of what we mentioned at the top of the segment just the idea that you don t want to do anything to jeopardize what might be going on if you empower his captors in any way, if they feel like oh, look, the american people are really paying allot of attention to this, we can demand not just three prisoners from guantanamo, but ten, that can scotch things and so that obviously complicates things. we should mention that negotiating with terrorists which is what the u.s. would have to do in order to negotiate for bowe bergdahl s release, that s something the u.s. doesn t like to acknowledge that it does. because the fear is it will empower and encourage other terrorists to take americans hostage. and the last thing the government wants is if it is