you know, i think part of lisa, give it a try. sorry. i will not miss these days of wi-fi connections and zoom meetings. i don t think any of us will. look, i think it is, of course, highly unusual for a former president to be out there campaigning in some form during his the next his successor s term. i think what is interesting about this moment for president trump is it s coming at a point where he s facing a little bit of greater scrutiny and greater accountability. you have this case against his company that we re expecting to hear a finding, the manhattan da. you have this commission investigating the january 6th siege that s going to be happening in congress. and you also have this series of books coming out with explosive allegations about some of the happenings during his administration. so i think in some ways, this is
to do to deal with these issues you ve brought up? the first i believe is expanding mobile payments, because that will reach a lot of these families. they are under banked, under housed, but they typically have some sort of silk connection, not necessarily wi-fi connections but connected via cellphones. and they can do a lot of financial transactions from apps. do you get some sense the irs is working towards that? i don t think of the irs as the most tech savvy forward thinking technological organization, but we may need to do it to fix it for these folks as opposed to the rest of us? yes. it s important to understand this website is outsourced. it s not done by the irs in-house, the distributors they re using, the contractors should be able to reach these people or the irs should make it a requirement to reach these households. how do we deal with the
russia debuted its first delivery drone today, a $20,000 hex i copter. that looks pretty dope emblazoned with the rush na post lodo. officials marked the maiden voyage, the crowd gazing up at the future of russian package delivery. oh, man. well, i hope that package wasn t fragile. the drone made it several seconds before crashing into a residential building with speed falling to the ground in pieces. no one was injured. the building wasn t damaged. officials said more than 100 wi-fi connections in the area
the residents are facing. reporter: this part of the world needs is to be reconnected with our portion of the world. they need information and they need resources. just as we re about to leave, i ran in to the congresswoman saying to me she had calls with speaker ryan and speaker pelosi and a concern is fair share when the relief comes in for harvey and irma and they need it. near term what i do do they need? resources, tarps, food, water. long term, it is so different from here than the continental united states. the fact that across the virgin islands there s practically no wi-fi connections. practically no cell phone connection. it s essential to make that happen. you know, when we were with digitell they were telling us the biggest change for economic impact improvement in far reaches of the world is getting that connectivity and they need it. the biggest concern and worry
in wi-fi, getting wi-fi connections and cell phones, new cars and seeing improved relations, travel relations with thet united states. it will be telling and interesting to see the reaction as the news continues continues to gain traction. let s reset the bottom of the hour for our viewers. the news the former leader of cuba fidel castro has died at the age of 90. i m george howell alongside my colleague here and we are following this news to give a breakdown of the history. fidel castro born august 13th, 1926. he led the cuban revolution in 1959 turning this island nation in to the first communist regime in the first western hemisphere. he ruled 50 years first as prime minister and then president. he was known for his long fiery speeches, his military fatigues of course and his cigars. he brought social reforms to