Discussion. Great. Lets get started. Since thesi outbreak of the covd pandemic, a faceting debate has emerged about the potential impact of the coronavirus on the global order. Some experts are maintaining the virus will have a transformative effect. For example, doctor Henry Kissinger has written the world will never be the same after the coronavirus, andy ward that the pandemic could up in the global order. And then there are people like professor joan i who contends that the pandemic is unlikely to be a a political turning pointd he believes many aspects of globalization will endure and suggest despite u. S. Mishandling of the pandemic that the balance of hard power and soft power will night shift fromm the unitd states to china which is of course part of the debate. Id like to start with a broad question. Do you think, congressman bera, that the pandemic will affect the global order inconsequential ways . If so, how . I certainly think this is the Largest Global disruption with had
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Somebodys there because they didnt care enough. If only they had some moral quality, they would be somewhere else. I hate that. Yes. Rose and you seem to have captured that idea or own that idea. Well i know a part of it was in my 20s no, thank you thats wonderful. I wint through a period in my 20s where i got that lesson from the other side. I had an engineering degree worked in asia for a couple years and did a jack kerouac. Just in a small way you get the feeling of being on the receiving end of sharp blades of capitalism. And it wasment in my situation it wasnt the gulag but just the taste of that and just to see, its not actually that interested in your feelings you know. So i think just a little bit of that, yes. Rose david who as you know is a guest on this program tell me about the friendship. Well weve you know we melt probably five or six seven times and each time was just a really deep deep communication. I just lover the guy and was kind of off in his energy and his work. I
I have jean casarez standing by and im speaking to the control room. Let me know if jean is ready. I have Danny Cevallos who has just been seated who can sort of walk us through these different counts. Danny, i know that the jury deliberated for 7 1 2 hours. He was accused of nine counts related to this alleged rape. As we walk through some of these counts and details, if you have kids in the room, some of these counts are pretty graphic in nature, just to explain what has happened here. Tell me about this verdict. I am not surprised that if he was convicted he would be convicted of three counts or whatever counts there were of misdemeanor Sexual Assault. Because the law in New Hampshire can be tricky, as with all states when it comes to Sexual Assault cases. With the misdemeanor Sexual Assault, it did not matter whether or not there was consent. The mere fact that there was sex, given their ages, would have been a guilty verdict on the misdemeanor. But consent would have been a defens
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