I got it approved. Ronald Reagan Couldnt do it and nobody could do it. I got to done. In their first week, they terminated it. Check that one out, bagram. Check it out, willie. You got your Google Machine . Bagram, alaska. I hear there is some of the best Moose Hunting in all of the world in bagram. Imagine if Joe Biden or wait a second. 24 7. Bagram left. That would be bagram, alaska, bagram, afghanistan to the right. No. I think he may have confused alaska and afghanistan. Not a slip of the tongue either. He said it five or six times, gwynne, closed with check it, google it, find it, look it up, take it to the bank. One thing he is right, though. Rodney reagan did nothing about bagram so that part of it is true. Thank god. Thank god he is so much better than every other president ever he says except for The Other 45. That was a Campaign Event in Michigan Last Night where he repeatedly confused alaskas arctic national Wildlife Refuge known as anwar with bagram Military Base in afghani
of staff at the department of homeland security and tom peck, political sketch writer at the independent. welcome to the programme. it s starting to feel a bit like groundhog day on capitol hill. that s because the house is trying again for a third day to elect a speaker of the house. we ve now had eight votes. and in all eight, the republican kevin mccarthy has failed to receive enough votes. he hasn t even been able to swing the needle in his favour at all. this is the scene live in the house now where a ninth vote is under way. it already appears that he has lost to this vote as well. at least seven republicans have voted for other options. in the last vote, 20 republicans voted for an alternative candidates to mr mccarthy mainly for byron donalds, and there was also a shock vote for donald trump. remember, the speaker of the house doesn t need to be a member of congress. that vote for the former president came from matt gaetz, one of the ring leaders of those refusing t
and scan anything. they began as an online only book shop and again the business from the beginning and they realised, when you try and compete with other business there have been going in areas like tesco, sainsbury s, they are really hard complicated businesses with really complicated businesses with really complicated supply chains and their big bright tech idea of going without having to pay wasn t really matched by the quality of products that were required on the shelves or just enough shops for there to be brought take out. i have a co op round the corner there seems to be new, everywhere, amazon fresh never seem to get to that point and if it had maybe things would have gone better but their supply chain aspect is what they never really conquered. even a business like amazon there a lesson versus sticking what you know. who am i to say?- lesson versus sticking what you know. who am i to say? well, quite but ou know. who am i to say? well, quite but you are know. who am i to s
the war. they certainly don t. todd: that visual, wow. sanctions hitting the russian economy hard sparking fears putin could retaliate by unleashing cyber attacks on the u.s. and other countries. the sanctions are a form of what they call economic war fare, so they will respond with weapons they have at their disposal. i would be particularly wary of attacks on targets that might affect supply chain vulnerabilities. todd: analyst kara frederick joins us with her breakdown. you heard that cyber expert mention the supply chain wrchlt do you feel our supply chain is most vulnerable? well, i think in so many ways, they are brittle. we get a lot of what we use from china, so that is the physical supply chain aspect. there is software supply chain