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than 15 hours to avoid a government shutdown that would disrupt the lives and livelihoods of millions of americans. congressman robert garcia will join me live to discuss the latest. flips, one of the 19 defendants of the georgia election interference case has pled guilty, it has agreed to testify against others. melissa murray will explain why donald trump should be very afraid. under fire, senator robin indices facing glowing calls from top democrats to resign admit bribery allegations. he is a democratic challenger. congressman, andy, caring of new jersey, here s here to talk about taking on his state senior senator. i m jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. in less than 15, hours the nation will endure yet another republican-led shutdown if an agreement cannot be reached to fund the government by midnight tonight s. to make matters, worth speaker kevin mccarthy has no plan, the specially after the continued resolution he hoped would pass went down in a ball oes la
was to be the group counsel for the wearables group. it involve the acquisition of this company which is currently facing a recall. but i got to be the general counsel of the company and organize a group counsel for a very different team, but it was not used to. i really did not want to do that job. it looks very difficult. the executives looked incredibly difficult to deal with and i was really encouraged by my sponsors to go ahead and take that position and i ended up loving it. it was super scary and it was really great. oculus is wearables. and then when they called me, they asked me about my wearables experience. and then i thought it was interesting that the java did not want give me a great opportunity. i actually love user product. here it was at intel, which was an ingredient products not sold directly to the tend users. i actually really love watching people wear and buy what i am working on. it is super exciting for me. and i know it is not consider the hottest thi
our clients. so, we have a process and i tried to get legal out there front and center and i tried to begin early and often. oculus arettorneys at embedded with the clients. it is a slightly different model than most legal departments take. that means you are with your primary client and everybody that flows from him or her, and your team helps support them. being embedded with them helps them get ahead of the issues a little bit. so, you can kind of see what is coming down the pike and try to plan for it. but yeah, i answer emails, starting at 4:50 every morning. i wake up really early and i do a couple of hours of emailing before i spend time with my family, before i send them to be off to their various camps and schools. i do work around the clock. i actually really love my job, though. there isy at facebook, a different communication culture because it is facebook. and so, we have groups were people communicate in groups. and there is facebook messenger, which is a very w
friendship and popularity here life will be better in many will be popular. that is very powerful if you understand that. thinks so much to the three of you oat former secretary of state, henry kissinger, was a featured guest hosted by bbc parliament where he sat down with john major. the two men discussed how foreign-policy challenges have changed since the nixon era. the former secretary compares nuclear threat during the cold war to today s threats and new technology. now we are dealing with extraordinary going far beyond what we experienced. period,eo in our about the catastrophic impact of nuclear weapons. [indiscernible] essentially confined to countries and the exemption was it turned out to be morally correct. the damage they would do to each other was so huge, that they would not resort to nuclear weapons. but now nuclear technology has proliferated to many countries. new forms of technology have cyber orlike artificial intelligence which creates totally ne