you remember him the voice of triumph the insult dog. and joining us now, chad, the story just breaking last night. what can you tell us this morning? hey, it s a strange story, griff. people are not supposed to be inside the capitol complex unescorted after hours, but that s exactly what happened with this production team from the late show. now, the seven went through official channels to get credential toss cover the 1-6 committee hearings, but denied because they re not members of the press corps. they were shooed away by capitol police. later in the day they kim came back later thursday night. the credential media had them escorted out the first time yesterday. and they came back and it s my understanding they were offered a way back into the house office building by a staffer who worked for the other member of congress and then they were actually seen, they were actually seen banging on the doors of people like kevin mccarthy s office, jim jordan s office. fox has
The cup of nations that can harvest resources on the moon, as i spoke about, which can scale up india s space ambition and the other important thing that one should realise is that india s space programme isn t very expensive. for example, indiajust signed programme isn t very expensive. for example, india just signed the accord supplied by the united states to want to go back to the moon by 2024 per space resource utilisation, the fact that india s missions are about $74 million permission where as nasa s is about $4 billion per launch, makes india a very attractive player and a very cost effective player in the space economy. effective player in the space economy- effective player in the space econom. . , , ., ~ economy. fascinating stuff, thank ou so economy. fascinating stuff, thank you so much economy. fascinating stuff, thank you so much for economy. fascinating stuff, thank you so much for coming economy. fascinating stuff, thank you so much for coming on - economy. fascin
Expansion and production in coming years. absolutely christine retail ambitions and wants to make india a powerhouse when it comes to manufacturing for them now, this essentially stems from the fact christine and you ve spoken to a lot of our correspondents in china about this over the last few months as well that apple has faced problems there. there have been snags in the supply chain, and after that they ve been looking to diversify their manufacturing units and look elsewhere other than china and india seems to be the place for them currently. what s interesting, though, is that apple is the second biggest smartphone maker in the world, and despite that it holds only about 6% of the market share here in india, hoping to expand that and opening these two stores first in mumbai and then in delhi is a message. they re trying to send out that he were here. we want to expand, and we want more people to buy our phones, but more importantly, like i said there were a few
You referenced india a little earlier on in our conversation, things are different there in terms of population growth? they are, india is still growing. back in 1915, both china and india had fertility rates of round six children per woman but china s decline in fertility has been much more specific test than india s. much more precipitous. the future we are seeing in china was something that india will have to encounter and manage in the coming decades. when you look at population growth, often countries in the past had seen that has an issue, they want to keep populations under control so they can serve the people, governments can serve the people that are living in those countries, why has this become such a challenge and can administrations do anything to reverse this? i think any big shift in demographic regimes is challenging but this is something we re all going to be faced with, globally, by the end of the century. we will be looking at a stable or declining population.
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