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like event for information technology in military power are during this event will be talking with a series of eminent scholars and talking with jon lindsay about his most recent book, information technology and military power. let me introduce the band. first the courseware with jon lindsay is assistant professor at the university of toronto. we also have eugene gholz who is an associate professor at notre dame and it at just, at the we have john mueller here is the woody hayes senior research scientist at the center of the university, at the ohio state university, and a senior fellow at cato institute. finally we have jackie schneider who is a hoover fellow at stanford university. uncoated or over to jon lindsay to kick this off. great. thank you very much for the introduction, brandon, thanks for including the cato institute for hosting this. i am grateful for events that were hosted back in the before days. like cato i i was able to meet with colleagues in congress on
has saved my life no question it s hard to find words to express my day he paid tribute to those who looked after him i ve seen the personal courage not just of the doctors the nurses but of everyone the cleaners the cooks the health care workers of every description physios radiograph was pharmacists who kept coming to work kept putting themselves in harm s way kept risking this deadly virus the number of people who died in hospitals after being infected with corona virus in the u.k. has now surpassed more than 10000 the u.k. government says record amounts of personal protection equipment is in the system but staff treating the sick say there are still vulnerable i m sorry if ministers feel that they have supplied adequate p.p. to n.h.s. staff but that s simply not the case of what we are experiencing on the ground and it just don t want to be seen as heroes we re not martyrs and we don t want to die in the line of duty we just want to be protected so that we can do our job
down before these satellite station face that we re going to face now what we ve seen is that yesterday we were just at the lowest number on there since the outbreak of coronavirus and demi kings spain and now we have the registers in just 24 hours more than $600.00 new fatalities and more than $4000.00 new people infected to morrow the government is lifting the toughest measures of these slow down and non-essential workers will be going back to work tomorrow thousands some strong it s going back to work those that cannot work remotely from home will be going back to work and this is part worrying because many experts and many even people in same amongst the same government are worried that these measures are going to be very very busy to day do that they re going to get very early to a little this economy and reactivate established economy but the government has distributed guidelines to all the companies they have to deliver the protective equipment to the workers and they
bring it, bring a smile to my face. i ll listen, brun, i m thinking and 72. you re probably scared to go into the show, but when you showed up in camp and they had big already met there and young, and i think double was a fellow rookie, they had a jackie smith, great tide and they had some stuff on that line, didn t they? yeah, it was the it was, you know, one of those things. i think the worst thing for me was when i was getting ready to get drafted. i think the only team i don t want to draft me is the st. louis card. really. i should have never said that because that s who drafting me in so all the fans are like blue, you know it s so it was one of those crazy things like that. well, all i remember is they had some stuff. now the bid wells kind of put a damper on that franchise for many years, but you didn t get any better than roger and larry, it s is free and strong safety. i mean, larry wilson was a freaking beast that i think before that they had little fisheries like