mean or have they been added now? we think we want to make a proposal to the cultural revolution council to give them a stop for next year. patients are also necessary for medical fields, they must see enough patients and have enough experience. actually, whenever we reach a balance, we seek to be able to. in fact, it is different this is that we, god willing, with this in mind, there is one point that i wanted to tell you, this is that we. we also considered equipping the existing hospitals . well, alhamdulillah, with the resources we had , we were able to equip the hospitals almost as shown in the next diagram, and in the previous three years, 52 projects had actually been equipped, it reached 16 projects. 280 the device actually. advanced medical facilities were equipped in different parts of the country. all types of ct scan, mri, accelerators, sonography, radiology, actually different radiology devices in digital form and etc. and now you go to any province in fact, a large number of these devices are actually lo

-- shoppable ads, you can convert an ad into a shopping experience.wer of amazon. sonali: thank you very much for your time. coming up next is the wall street week, my favorite topic to talk about, we talk about women in the boardroom for what is bacon finance, next -- what is big in finance, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ sonali: this is bloomberg markets, it is time for the wall street beat, look at what is buzzing in the world of banking and finance. we look at the gains women are making in america's boardroom and we are joined by bloomberg's jeff green. the numbers have gotten better over time, how are we away from any sort of parity? >> we are looking into the 20 30's, 2032 may be at the current rate. it was a little sooner during the #metoo movement, it has a slow down and we are still a records every year. it has been a dozen years since we have not set a record women in the boardroom. it is a slow trajectory. steady and slow, not quickening at the moment. sonali: we are in an era where dei is under pressure. beyond that, there is also a lot of con

ads memberships are up 70% sequentially. now, the company said it is not interested in acquiring linear assets and they don't believe that further m&a among traditional entertainment companies will change the competitive environment. now, beyond the opportunity they talked about in advertising, they say it's still early days, netflix did talk about improving their core series in film and also the growing engagement they're seeing with their video games and the opportunity that lies there. melissa? >> julia, i do have a question about the conference call itself, in the past, they've not taken live analyst calls, so, because this is earlier, are they taking live analyst calls? >> well, i'm watching it streamed right now on my laptop on youtube, so, of course, we've been talking so much about streaming on netflix, traditionally what they've done is, they've had one analyst interview the various executives and posted that taped interview on youtube. what they're doing right now is, they're live streaming it on youtube. they had

we kept adding to it and they're taking i.t.nd away from other vendors, and they're in the sweet spot of generative ai cloud computing. >> let's check in with the two-year note auction with rick santelli. rick? >> yes. we just got 66 billion two-year notes. we've never had more than 60 billion ever auctioned off in this maturity, although from january through october 2021, due to covid issues, we did do 60 billion every month for ten months. this is the first time since, as i said, it's never been bigger. the yield, 4.365%. where was the unone issue marke? it was the same, 4.365. we don't add or subtract for pricing issues. the bid-to-cover was the only thing under ten auction average. everything was else was better. so the grade b as in boy. we did get a little bit of buying after the auction ended, but basically, we're at the same place right now, 4.40 yield. and do keep in mind that 61 billion tomorrow, we've never auctioned off more than 61 billion in 5s. the size of these auctions is bigger. it's been a huge part of why we'

a buyer sees an ad and trusts that this ad is being published by the judiciary. , if this auction is canceled for some reason later , who wants to compensate the buyer for my loss? in order to solve these problems, in the budget law of 1402, the judicial branch is obliged to hold its hearings electronically and in the headquarters system. possibility there was an error in the assumption that in the publication of the ad, if the date of publication of the ad was written in numbers instead of mentioning the date in letters, this is the field. it is in the field of transparency, speed, accuracy and actually increasing the level of trust and confidence that takes place in holding auctions. more than 10,000 judicial auctions are held in tehran every year. gostari tehran was connected to the headquarters system so that it no longer holds traditional auctions. it was decided that starting today, registration of applications and registration of auctions must be done electronically. application registration in the traditional way will no longer be accepted and held auctio

he has an ad running there. his team does. it's actually already kind of looking ahead to the general hit ing joe biden on the economy. in new hampshire, interesting that there's an ad. his campaign is running an ad that goes against not just joe biden, but nikki haley. >> haley joined biden in opposing trump's visitor ban from terrorist nations. hah low's weakness puts us in grave danger. >> that's one ad. just to give a little bit of context, the trump campaign and his superpac have spent $4.5 million in new hampshire just going after nikki haley. that says a lot about the concern they have about nikki haley's rise. >> yeah. period. full stop. there's no other way to read that. and if he blunts her in new hampshire, he's blocked that momentum and it's hard to see where she picks become up. if he may create an opening that creates a problem where there wasn't one. if you're going to spend the money, that's how you spend it. it doesn't seem surprising to me at all. interesting to see how she would play it. she has a couple tot

we added 88000 jobs in 2022. a lot of that has to do with the increase of minimum wage and a number of the states you see wages go up but you see the number of jobs that are out there going down. to add to what steve said, if you look at the jolt report which was a few weeks ago you see hiring is way down and declined significantly and job openings are down significantly yet we have a one report the establishment report that comes out showing that we added 216,000 jobs for the month and we actually added 485,000 jobs if you take out the overestimates from the prior months. there's a lot of complected things going on on the job report. you have to boil it down to the employment stayed the same, wages went up from 4% to 4.1% which would indicate that the economy is probably doing better than people think it is going to be difficult for the fed to reduce interest rates as rapidly as people predicted. we saw that initial reaction when the report crossed at the same time or in an election year end there's a lot to dis

i will give you an example of the value added tax law of 13 388. our industry was imposed without expertise , what happened after 12 years, in the meetings we had with the reason of the law and with our own expert commissions in the parliament, they were convinced that the original gold does not have value added tax. what type of business can it have? the reason is that because. we have a bitter experience . there are tax problems with our colleagues. there are tax problems in the id tax in the future . it is related to the registration and security of that system . it is also a matter of security. the comprehensive trade system will be registered if everyone doubts the security of this system . there was a discussion about this in relation to the economic commission of the parliament, which mr. pol ebrahim said. they are subject to registration , they are subject to registration, four are subject to registration, if they say , sir, we do not have confidence in the comprehensive system of trade, the conditions, not the conditions of our industry ,

>> look -- >> negative ads work, right? >> negative ads work.nd people from richard nixon down will tell you that people vote out of fear not love. but that is what -- we should aspire to something higher. something for everyone to keep in mind is the responsibility of citizens and to vote for candidates who set an example for young folks to connect the best of our history with current politics. when you have that sense, realizing that politics' history in the present tense when you have people who treat it as smash mouth politics, that denigrates american democracy. it's all of us calling and responding to higher nature and rewarding to the candidate that so to speak to our hopes not our fears. >> there's lots of violent rhetoric that happens. >> we see it every day. >> last and quick question. i don't have as much time as i want. john, hush. john is laughing. immigration, this is a huge issue. >> it is. >> it's a polarizing issue. it is a real issue that needs to be dealt with. republican, democrat, it doesn't matter what you are. republicans

people in islam, their very prominent role in life and mobility. which they enumerated as islamic and addede role and rights of the people in the islamic system are such that according to the amir of the faithful, peace be upon him, if the people do not want and do not come, the obligation of a person who has a right like him is also absolved, but if the people want to accept the responsibility it becomes obligatory on him. the leader of the revolution citing a verse from the holy quran about help the prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace, added: god expresses the helping hand of the believers in the row of his support and help to the prophet, and this shows that everyone in every rank and degree needs the help of people. achieving islamic goals, now call it islamic system, ultimately islamic civilization. it is not possible except with the presence of the people, with the attention of the people's initiative, the people must want the people to come , the people take action, this is what happened to us, now someone has a government responsibility, he must act in a certain way. in o

the leader of the revolution added: the reason for this enmity is that they have understood the cause iran's progress and recognition, its emergence as a power. the indicator in the region and the creation of a unique strategic depth for the system, i.e. the resistance forces throughout the region and the defeat of all conspiracies, from coups and imposed wars to security conspiracies , is the presence of the iranian people in the scene. ayatollah khamenei added: of course, where people have been prevented from attending the scene for any reason, the enemy is pleased that many economic sectors are the same. to keep people from. taking them out of the scene is one of their jobs to discourage the future. you see how much these media are affiliated with the enemy. either explicit or otherwise straight. some of these media are openly affiliated with the enemy. some are not explicitly dependent, but they are dependent. these make people disappointed about the future. they find a negative point and ensure it. they raise for people to be disappointed. most of them are young people. disappoin

in south carolina she tries to offer her side of the story in that ad.'s responded, playing a little defense for the first time but also trying to play a little offense on the age issue. >> host: from georgia, kevin democrat's line. >> caller: hey, how you doing? i'm a lifelong democrat and i think your polars and your people got thingsan a little of. a lot of us, thousands of us by the way, because we got brian kemp, governor reelected. we voted fors, him instead of stacey abrams. we are going to the same thing this year with joe biden. we will not vote for joe biden your we won't vote for anybody. there's thousands of us. i think you all better wake up, take israel out of palestine and free palestine. thank you. >> guest: so one of the worst divide campaign is even within 2024 is whether some of their supporters, some of the base voters elect progressive voters will stay home, whether some of them vote for a third-party candidate. you almost need a scorecard to keep track of some of third-party candidates that are talking about running for president, w

they can show you the best ad.u are in the market for baby bump's and formula, you are a new mom, they can share and show you the most relevant ads. -- baby bottles and formula, you are a new mom, they can share and show you the most relevant ads. amazon has such a great advantage with the ability to have rich retail media data and show you the most relevant ads. caroline: you have $13 billion in ad spending to oversee the additional -- your additional marketing come pay. how much of that money will be put to work on amazon do you think? >> this is a very new product. keep that in mind. we have a lot of clients that are using this new product. right now, it is the big brands that are starting to use this. amazon's ambition is to bring this to the smaller brands. and democratize the ability to get this through self-service. you don't just have to go through a third-party or agency. they are bringing this to the masses. that is also compelling in that not just three brands -- big brands will be using this but ultimat

considered the knowledge of their mental issues as necessary to respond correctly to the needs and added: to assess the needs and correctly understand the mind of the audience, it is necessary to socialize with the people and to be a popular imam. . hazrat ayatollah khamenei called studying and familiarity with the qur'an , hadith, and educational books an important necessity for enriching the sermons of friday prayers, and answering the needs of the audience correctly, and said: another necessity for fulfilling the important mission of the friday imam is compassion and love. to care for people. he explained the unique characteristics of the iranian people as a deeply loving people said: our people are very good religious people and even those who are not committed to some practical appearances, their hearts are with god and the meanings of spiritual concepts . we are there. leader of the loyalty and preparedness revolution. in order to defend iran in various fields, the islamic system against all kinds of practical political and economic propaganda attacks , they called the ill-wishers

if you look carefully, the ad claims gas prices doubled under biden, but that is not true.ne dollars more than it was under trump, not two dollars. the current price, by the way, is $3.08. now claim number two, this. >> take-home pay, up six grand under trump. under biden, down $7000. >> that one is partially true. the census bureau reports that the median household income rose by 7% in 2019 compared to the previous year, but it declined nearly 3%, or $2000, during the 2020 pandemic. it is true that incomes keep falling, but the changes $2000, not the $7000 cited in the ad. also incomes fell by 3% in trump's final year in office. finally we have claim number three. >> mortgage rates, low under trump. punishing under biden. >> that one is true. the mortgage rates have risen dramatically since the pandemic ended, due to the fed taking aim at inflation. now rates climbed as high as 5% under trump and are currently closer to seven. >>> we w will be bacack in a mo. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on

you pulled ads out of iowa. might have gotten that incorrect but tell us where you are putting emphasis on that. >> the traditional media strategy is broken for candidates. the caucus about grassroots activation, we are going to voters in nontraditional ways. i'm doing things differently. that's why the polls are dramatically off. we are going to deliver a major surprise. i would call it a shock on january 15th. neil: shock on january 15th. >> i kind of doubt it. i think had the democrats not intervened, the rush around the candidates by democratic prosecutors or appointees to try to rigged the ballot for 2,024 i think trump would have paid a price for not debating but i don't think he has because people see the games democrats are playing with the ballot and the interference they are running. a lot of mister ramaswamy is down in the polls, it would have to be a big shock to make a difference. neil: you've followed a few campaigns. i am curious what you make of the significance, two weeks away, a lot of folks wi

i think that's what that ad is all about. would we be a much better country and our government would be run better if people didn't try to pretend they were perfect. certainly no one is offering themselves for office who are perfect. i've done it in the past, not only when i was governor of new jersey. when i made a mistake, i would admit it. i turned out to be wrong, but when you decide you did something, the right thing to do, i was brought up to admit that. >> >> the new hampshire governor, chris sununu, who's endorsed nikki haley for president says you should drop out of the race. i want to play a clip. watch this. >> chris has an opportunity to be the hero here, not just bow out gracefully, but help consolidate this race, help do the right thing, help deliver that loss to trump which we know is all possible. >> how do you respond to sununu? >> i wish that governor sununu would remember all the things he said about donald trump before he started working for haley. now he has a partial muzzle, because the haley campaign do

the leader of the revolution added: the reason for this enmity is that they have understood that the reason for iran's progress and prestige is its emergence as a leading power in the region and the creation of unique strategic depth. for the regime, i.e. the resistance forces throughout the region and the defeat of all conspiracies, from coups and imposed wars to security conspiracies, the presence of the iranian people is on the scene. ayatollah khamenei added: of course, where people have been prevented from coming to the scene for any reason, the enemy is pleased , which is the same in many economic sectors. taking people out of the scene is one of their jobs to discourage them from the future. you see how much these media are affiliated with the enemy, either openly or not . some of these media are openly affiliated with the enemy. they are disappointing about the future . there has been a variety of things that have continued . well, yes, we have an economic problem. there is no doubt that there are weaknesses. these economic weaknesses exist . there is no doubt about this. let

ad tech companies are ones that are placing ads on the internet around the world, and they have big problemsadvertisers. they see things like we'll get you high click through rates, we'll get you lots of impressions, lots of eyeballs. they also promised a critical third thing, brand safety. advertisers are clear they don't want their ads sponsoring election disinformation, covid-19 disinformation, climate change disinformation. they're making that big promise. and what we are to check my ads are finding, is that they're not fulfilling that promise. >> but you believe that all companies really care? because at the end of the day they can say they don't wante hate speech, but they want every customer they get. they want to share shirts and shoes and soda pop to everyone out there regardless of who they vote for and who they love. so do you believe the country one companies want to know this information? or are they conveniently looking the other way saying i don't know, it's michael in the, middle it's how the business operates. >> my business partner and i are both marketers. and we have work

people to ads to be well received by minority groups. they need to be credible. and the outreach, sustained as a by i, by the national already we've engagement with the community because i'd always say you should never what to old short term goal was because it's about long term commitment image which can lead to an image, boost and creates a brand loyalty from communities in the medium along 10, which i just hired. so i can definitely help in a sense, trust in brands is very important and many consumer groups are increasingly paying attention to this. i wouldn't recommend a short term approach because then you run the risk of disappointing these communities because nobody wants to be instrumental. i used that for not cues ation that's being leveled against mercedes benz. the brand has allied itself with the l g b t, q, community on instagram, but only for a limited period of time. and no. so let's account targeting our markets. and he says, support for the community support for the community has to be genuine and sustained . and it's no

charles mckim later added. the facade of fifth avenue spans over 1,000 feet and four city blocks. it's absolutely huge. on the outside of the building, this is what most people kind of remember. so, believe it or not, there is over 31 pieces of sculpture on the building, all done by kyle better who did a lot of work with richard morris hunt. there was meant to be the great sculptures of ancient mid eve a i will art which was supposed to go over these. hunt died about seven years before the met was finished. it was taken over by his son richard hunt. no money left, the museum decided they wouldn't do the sculpture. hunt, jr being a little bit massive aggressive, decided he would hoist the unattractive piles of stone up there in a way to persuade the met that it was so unattractive they would have to do this sculpture. 150 years later, those bitsof stone are still there. you can see it didn't really work. nt was so well regarded that when he passed away, this memorial was built for them. it's on fifth avenue on c

this is a new ron desantis ad out with an attack against nikki haley, as part of his big $2 million ad buy. he's going after her about the comments with new hampshire, correcting results. he's fighting off speculation that he will drop out if he under peperforms in iowa. he tells fox that's a total lie? >> it's totally made up. when people fabricate these anonymous sources, why he's saying that is because he wants people to think oh, you know, why should i go in negative 20 degree weather to help. >> you should show up. because we can get the job done for this country. that report is false. >> neil, he's in a race for second place with haley who is outstanding the entire pact in ad buys. former president trump is trying to lower expectations in iowa, as you know. the hawkeye state is big for underdogs. jimmy carter got that going. we know that story, neil. the worst thing you can do in trump's eyes is if you like me, don't sit at home and think oh, my gosh, it's freezing. i don't want to go out there. he's fine. he's up by 30 points. don't do that, don't get comfortable. get out there

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quarter, and the fact is that there's also a question as to whether they're going to start to take adollars from these very linear cable networks you just discussed, warner bros. discovery and the like >> that was the thing. what they're really saying is that right now, linear is dictated by different companies, advertisers, that want certain kind of programming that don't want to be boycotted or cause a problem. you do what they did in the '80s and '90s we got to have someone shot, someone go to the hospital, someone arrested, someone prosecuted, and we're home free, except for when we're in ncis world. they're saying, that's over. those shows cost a fortune, and nobody's interested this them. we'll residurrect "suits," but people don't want cop shows or hospital shows they want serious drama, no matter where it's from, even if it's translated. the young people don't even mind subtitles. >> they did license, for example, "sex and the city," and one of the bull cases is the more you license, the less you have to take big swings that are expensive. >> they find one or two things that p

we added 88000 jobs in 2022.a lot of that has to do with the increase of minimum wage and a number of the states you see wages go up but you see the number of jobs that are out there going down. to add to what steve said, if you look at the jolt report which was a few weeks ago you see hiring is way down and declined significantly and job openings are down significantly yet we have a one report the establishment report that comes out showing that we added 216,000 jobs for the month and we actually added 485,000 jobs if you take out the overestimates from the prior months. there's a lot of complected things going on on the job report. you have to boil it down to the employment stayed the same, wages went up from 4% to 4.1% which would indicate that the economy is probably doing better than people think it is going to be difficult for the fed to reduce interest rates as rapidly as people predicted. we saw that initial reaction when the report crossed at the same time or in an election year end there's a lot to disc

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you watch a football game, any program on tv here, it is ad after ad after ad. >> no question about iting the messaging that comes out of those ads. first and foremost, let me just say there is less aim at donald trump from desantis and haley than there is at desantis and haley for each other. and trump's message is pretty much, you know, elect me. i'm the great change agent. i'm the guy that will go to washington and create change. it seems to me as we sit here tonight, that's the story of the iowa caucuses 2024. it's about donald trump. and it's about the fact that so many iowa voters are just locked in to trump and his narrative. now, we have talked about the weather, who comes out urban vs. rural specific. we may be even young vs. old. to my mind, no matter which demographic you look at it the donald trump pretty much. and then it's a question of second, you know, maybe third, we don't know what's going to go on there. i just think it's all about trump. and it's just stunning. the republican party here and even the caucus goers, it's not about, you know, the retail politics that yo

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i will play more of this biden ad and we will get your response.ch. >> something dangerous is happening in america. an extremist movement that doesn't share the basic belief in our democracy. all of us are being asked: what will we do to maintain our democracy? history is watching. the world is watching. most importantly, our children and grandchildren will hold us responsible. . >> trace: they are framing this as good versus evil in the lightning and format. >> that's what happens when you have people deciding the definition of democracy for their own political gain. that's the most dangerous use of the term democracy. once we decide that you are bad and only my definition is good, we divide america further. that's the greatest threat to our nation that division. >> trace: lauren, the president would rather run on trump being hitler than on biden being the best thing for america. >> well, look, that's what is going on here. i don't understand a lot of the biden campaign message. i don't understand where kamala harris is in the ad 10 times. this i

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a group supporting her i should say has a new ad out. it's criticizing and attacking governor desantis for what they say is idolizing the former president as this father figure or as they call it in the ad we want to show you, daddy. >> make america great again. >> who's your daddy! >> build a wall. >> who'd your daddy! >> david, what do you make of that closing argument? >> yeah, well, listen, i don't know how effective -- it's pretty damage, right? watches and is says, wow, it's pretty powerful. but, you know, ron desantis was helped very much, everybody acknowledges it became governor by president trump. came in with a strong endorsement, got him over the -- the threshold there in his gubernatorial race. he did cut some ads that were pretty pro-trump back in the day. >> incredibly pro-trump. both the trump campaign and haley campaign have now used that ad against governor desantis. actually there was a moment, a remarkable one out on the campaign trail today governor desantis said something you don't often hear from a republican, cert

and that's why he's putting this ad out there. up until now his main attacks and ads and pushback on social media have been against president biden, thinking he is going to mop the floor in the primary and take on joe biden. which is a smart strategy. but if you see them having to go after and spend good hard money on ads against another republican he clearly sees her as a threat in new hampshire and if i were the haley campaign i would say bring it on and double down on this issue. >> there's another ad that i want to show you, also airing -- i think this is a digital ad from chris christie. pretty interesting. take a listen. >> i have an admission to make. eight years ago when i decided to endorse donald trump for president i did it because he was winning. and i did it because i thought i could make him a better candidate and a better president. well, i was wrong. i made a mistake. >> what do you think? >> you know, it's too late, chris. come on now. nobody's -- that's what i would say to him. nobody's buying it. he made a valia

to it that's the news i don't want to bury is you added to vrt, you added to textron, you added to tdg. >> tdg, yeah and those, again, are idiosyncratic stories. transdime owns 48 companies in aerospace and defense, operate independently. it's a way to play like a private equity play. it is a serial compounder. if you look at the stock long term, it's done exceptionally well it's a 1,000 dollar stock. i expect a good quarter but it's in the areas i want to be in that's not in the mainstream that, you know, you're talking about -- like when did we ever talk about transdime before i bought the stock i like those names it's hard work finding them but i like them. >> good points >> that's where i'm looking, and that's where, to josh's point, you're not getting the momentum. you're getting momentum from fundamentals -- not that you don't have it in google and microsoft. microsoft is a top ai play >> you said it it's hard to find them that is why, for many, it's just become too easy to just buy the mega cap names, because you feel like you're buying tried and true predictable in terms of ear

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south carolina shooters offer her side of the story in that ad.s responding up lingual defense for this time but he is trying to play offense on the age issue. practice is from georgia this is kevin on the democrats line hi. >> hey, how are you doing? i am a lifelong democrat. i think you're polars and your people have got things a little bit off. a lot of those, thousands of us by the way we have got brain camp reelected partly voted for him instead of stacey abrams. we will not bite for joe biden. we won't go for anybody. there are thousands of us. take israel out of palestinian and free palestine. thank you. >> one of the worries of the biting campaign is doing within 2024 is whether some of the supporters. so the base lowers the thing congrats of letters whether the some state home. whether they vote for a third-party candidate. you almost need a scorecard to keep track of some the third-party candidates running for president. whether it's robert f kennedy jr., cornell west, joel stein, and it feels like they can make a race of binary between

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tracking those systems and the blast of cold hitting east >>> more companies claim meta is placing their ads next to content dangerous for children what new mexico's attorney general had to say about the growing lawsuit. >>> new england might never be the same after 24 seasons, bill belichick ends his storied run with the patriots >>> and a new dinosaur in town it's friday, january 12. "early today" starts right now good friday morning to you, i'm frances rivera breaking news and a developing story. the united states dramatically escalatingit esc escalating its activity in yemen. both president biden and prime minister sumnak confirmed the attack mr. biden said at my direction u.s. military forces and together with the united kingdom and support from australia and bahrain successfullyn succecond attacks. they have recently had a blockade, the houthis are demanding that israel stop attacks in gaza. >>> in israel, anguished families are coming up on the one hundred day mark around a hundred, most of them civilians, remain in captivity >> reporter: it's been nearly 100 days since hamas massacre

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an ad one has emerged as one of the fiercest critics. all the is we're in the military campaign in gaus, he has repeatedly, verbally attacked. is there any prime minister then? you mean natania? why think washington would like to see add one to tone down these verbal attacks. another important issue i believe is turkey's continued support for homeless because ad one does not consider the militant group a terrorist organization. rather, he thinks they are a legitimate political force. a mazda officials have found a safe haven here in turkey and recent years. and the us does seem to believe that several a legit him, us operatives are still here in a tacky. so there are lots of differences, but as i said, there is also common ground. and i think it's important for the us to make sure that talkie will be on board when it comes to any post floor plans for garza's or however they might look like. and you'll hear, you mentioned it before nato. that's another issue on their agenda. oh, yes. very high on the agenda. we know from the tex 4 in minn

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we added in the fourth quarter.here the index business up 26%, the financial crime business up 25%. the overall business continues to show the power of that diversified portfolio. our markets business, our solutions businesses. that includes data analytics, software products. when we thought about how do we grow? we are a great market operator. proud of that. markets provide liquidity, transparency and integrity. how do we partner more with clients to drive liquidity? it is not just our markets. we provide liquidity to 130 other markets. now we have a clipsos systems that gives banks the ability to put more liquidity in the system. david: let me pursue edenza for a moment. a lot of revenue coming in. how is the integration going? most deals fail not because they are bad ideas but because integration doesn't get done. idina: it's been a great start. we closed in november. we brought the team in. we created a new model where we had both people leading the fintech division. it's now comprised of market tech, our anti-f

last year, 2022 it was eight or 9 million new subscriber ads. now in 2023 they are getting back on track. the question is what is next. what's the catalyst for the start. ed: let's ask that question. i watched rebel moon part one. so then go back to w w e. the content pipeline is important, but this is a deal that does not kick in until 2025 with news overnight that the film chief is leaving to go elsewhere. geetha: that's a really interesting point you bring up. netflix a few weeks ago released to this first really detailed, what they call what we watched engagement report where they basically said who watch what over the first six months in 2023. we learned from that report was only about 55% of the top titles where there were originals. 45% is licensed content. when we think about scott leaving, it goes to show licensed content can still play a huge role for netflix and that's what we've been seeing. we saw that massive phenomenon with suits which had this huge audience base, back and bring interest to a show that was airing on arrival tv net

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