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    8:05PM Mar 26, 2021

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    nato

    filibuster

    initiative

    british prime minister

    vote

    equipment

    justice department

    late june

    suggested

    georgia

    talked

    latitude

    gun control

    voting rights

    authority

    theories

    communities

    senate

    scheduling

    judgment

    So did you talk about

    the theories about the origins of COVID ahead of the WHO report on the use of COVID.

    So I don't have

    any theories on the origins of the Coronavirus

    theory but I'm not a scientist, I'm gonna wait till scientific community makes that judgment, you spoke

    to the British Prime Minister, what was the moment conversation

    about, well, we talked a lot about climate change, you talked a lot about Indonesia also for Britain in the United States to, to stand together and deal with the whole notion of whether or not, NATO stands together,

    whether we stand united, and whether or not I'd be able to come in. I hope I can to NATO meeting in late June. So we've talked about scheduling and when I come over and President

    during the fall. While there was full agreement, one of the things I suggested we do is we talked about China and a competition or engaging in a Belt and Road Initiative. And I suggested we should have, essentially, a similar initiative coming from the Democratic states, helping those communities around the world. In fact need help.

    What does it mean to have baby bow on the plane with you and

    you should strong words about the Georgia voting, still not as strong as I was really thinking,

    Is there anything that White House can do to protect voting rights in Georgia. Well we're working on that right now we don't know quite exactly what we can do at this point the Justice Department's taking a look as well. If you're thinking on the filibuster. Well, look,

    we'll see question is whether or not you have to 50 votes.

    You wouldn't vote chapter when to be able to move the filibuster anything right now. That doesn't exist. That doesn't exist. So you know, look, I think I've been relatively good at in my long career in the Senate is figuring out when to move and when not to have to vote. Margaret waters, can we expect any gun control executive orders. We're looking at that right now we're looking at what kind of authority I have relative to important weapons as well as whether or not I have an authority to these new weapons that are being made up by 3d equipments that aren't registered as guns at all. There may be some latitude there as well. Could you support raising the aspect

    on me to help you say, What often do you have to do with it. We have equipment and capacity that Most countries don't have. And we're seeing what we can do quick. I can't

    wait.