place? so, nobody in the world does what s itn does, place? so, nobody in the world does what s itn does, to place? so, nobody in the world does what s itn does, to run place? so, nobody in the world does what s itn does, to run three - what s itn does, to run three incredibly distinctive news services. and yet, to do it with an economy of scale at the back end that makes it cost effective so that you can really focus enough of your budgets on covering the news, investing in destinations. yes, there s the building, there s the massive engineering infrastructure. studios and supports, edit vehicles, satellite feeds, travel all that stuff that is noncompetitive that needs to be there. the it and all of that. the newsrooms themselves are completely independent under separate editors, separate producers, separate news presenters,
beyond that of course, we go into the wider g7 business, and a very, very ambitious agenda. some would argue almost too ambitious, starting off of course with the global pandemic and efforts to make sure that vaccines are available to as many people around the world as possible. joe biden, before he got on air force one for his trip, said he was going to unveil an ambitious plan to tackle vaccine inequality. we will see the details of that in the coming days. then of course there is the ceremonial, a visit with the queen, and then on to europe for a meeting of nato leaders, and then the big one, right at the end, the most challenging perhaps of all his meetings this coming week, when he sits down. i m sorry, we ve lost the signal to paul adams, so we will try and get it back as soon as we can. sometimes these things happen with satellite
there are other folks who have established people in the legislator and people and they said that have supported me. they have supported the fact that i will not run and i shouldn t seek reelection but they have established it s important to follow the rule of law. their support. i understand the visuals you are seeing, i have heard of that. shepard: what have you heard from the demonstrators on your street? give me examples on what you ve heard heard today. we have heard there is obviously disappointment. shepard: i haven t heard of that. i ve heard puerto rican after puerto rican watching multiple satellite feeds and speaking with are people who are in puerto rico and listening to journalists, i have not heard the word disappointments. i ve heard the word numerous puerto ricans saying you ve disrespected them and not lead them properly, you made fun of
the tanker today is one incident. the shootdown yesterday of the iranian drone which could not be compared to the kind of drone they shot down of ours a few weeks ago, there was another ship that disappeared off the radar? it just popped up today. that was allegedly smuggling iranian oil out of the straights. all of these things show the complexity of the scenarios inside of the straights of horm. that s a tight waterway. you know exactly where you are, according to laran compasses or satellite feeds, folks know whether you re in international waters or? territorial waters. it s con 2350uzing, it s tough, it s tight, it will be tense. let s add one more thing to this issue, though.
potential to escalate. we saw the president meet with the emir of qatar. our u.s. command overseas is there, talking about what it would take to put something together militarily and how fast you think we might be able to do it. harris, it took a couple of days after the chemical attack when we struck back at assad when president trump made that decision. it takes a couple of days of looking at the intelligence, the imagery we have come a different surveillance. it s a very key we have the ability and attributes to say look, we were able to look at satellite feeds or whatever and determine that the aircraft took off at this location and minutes after, where the attack took place. in terms of the speed of the response, we have a lot of naval