women, it was something, and glass ceiling to break, to aspire to have a woman as president of the united states. i don t think it s about is you were saying being hysterical, but it s about processing and having this a space to make sense of what happened. i get it, but it s also abou having safe spaces in the university of michigan law school were adults presumably attend, postelection self-care and food and play, so it saves is safe space for people to go to feel i don t know what and that is kind of the question. what is a safe space exactly? in my opinion higher education is to foster debate and also be cognizant of students that are convenient ou campuses from many different backgrounds or it can get the role of the university in practical terms is not to foste debate, it s to squelch a. people who disagree are crushed in people who disagree with the herd are elevated. do you need is single depaul university president that said voted for trump and said so out loud.
women, it was something, and glass ceiling to break, to aspire to have a woman as president of the united states. i don t think it s about is you were saying being hysterical, but it s about processing and having this a space to make sense of what happened. i get it, but it s also abou having safe spaces in the university of michigan law school were adults presumably attend, postelection self-care and food and play, so it saves is safe space for people to go to feel i don t know what and that is kind of the question. what is a safe space exactly? in my opinion higher education is to foster debate and also be cognizant of students that are convenient ou campuses from many different backgrounds or it can get the role of the university in practical terms is not to foste debate, it s to squelch a. people who disagree are crushed in people who disagree with the herd are elevated. do you need is single depaul university president that said voted for trump and said so out loud.
we start in europe where a ban on non essential travel between eu member states looks set to remain in place despite growing concerns about the impact on trade. the 27 members of the european union are expected to agree to continue the curbs on travel at their summit later today. freedom of movement is of course a basic principle of the eu. but the rise of more infectious strains of coronavirus has led several countries including germany to all but close their borders, raising tensions with neighbours. the commission has been clear about the coordinated approach we have among 27 member states. we risk fragmentation and disruptions to free movement and supply chains, something we have witnessed again in the past weeks. let s discuss this with nicola borri associate professor of economics at the luiss guido carli university in rome. good to have you on the program. forthousands good to have you on the program. for thousands of people in austria and czech republic who comm
risk. this news comes at a critical time in the pandemic, with dangerous variants spreading more rapidly across the country, and cases plateauing at a high level, something the cdc director called very concerning during a briefing last hour. these statistics should serve as a warning sign for the american people. as i have stated before the continued relaxation of prevention measures while cases are still high, and while concerning variants are spreading rapidly throughout the united states is a serious threat to the progress we have made as a nation. i am worried that if we don t take the right actions now, we will have another avoidable surge. avoidable surge. despite that warning people are still traveling. still flying, especially for spring break. air travel is breaking pandemic records as nearly 10 million americans flew over the past week. joining me right now is dr. craig spencer, director of global health and e.r. medicine. good to see you again. what do you thin
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