he is reacting against what he feels inside, which is the steady loss of his power as a man. the faster that power recedes, the more frantically he asserts it. he is raging against the dying of the light. these last embarrassing decisions are in fact his death throes. it is sad, really. unfortunately what happens to men also tends to happen to the systems they create. for the last 80 years our world has been covered by a system formed in the final months of world war ii. it s features define our life. free and open global trade routes guaranteed by the u.s. navy, a universal currency called the dollar and overseein it all one supreme power, the worlds largest economy, the united states of america. it s been a great system in mos ways. but for many reasons, including the passage of time, that syste is dying. what comes next is not entirely clear but how to influence it t america s greatest advantage is the most important task that faces any u.s. government. nothing else comes
at least 10 whales have washed up on the beaches of new york and new jersey this windle winter. so-called environmental groups could care less. they are sweeping in under the rug. nothing to do with the massive offshore wind farm construction going on nearby. people in the area think differently. bonnie brady is the executive director of the long island fishing association. she joins us now. thanks for coming on. dolphins, the smartest animal i the sea, famously, washing up dead. why is this happening? thank you, tucker, so much for having me. i really appreciate it. the truth is, tucker, we have had it to 22 whales from massachusetts to north carolina washed up and about 11 weeks in addition to i believe for dolphins. we don t know why. the only correlation that those of us that work on the water an those that live on the shore ha been to date is a correlation