jane foley, head fx strategy, senior currency analyst, rabobank.sterling gain ground, i number of people are still skeptical that the talks between may and corbin will dispel the brexit fog. high.lity remaining and that it will take a decisive announcement on the deal and extension to inspire traders to go all in on pound strength. how are you positioning, all in or wanting to selloff, or waiting on the sidelines? sidelinesing on the is the most pragmatic solution. the interesting thing about sterling is it is one of the best performing because it currencies. even so, it has performed well. sterling wants to be supported, the consensus is there will be a deal even though we are at the five minutes to midnight frame time. overnight is supportive, it was said that there is a possibility of a flexible delay. rather than the u.k. prime minister approaching for a few more weeks, he said, if you do not get something through parliament, you can have a longer delay. if you do, we can shorten that. theresa may does not want a lengthy delay. nejra: that woul

foley organization threatened to boycott if mike pompeo was recognized.ressure is cynical, how sad that based politics and patread creep into this sphere of our national activity. i will also add pompeo expressed concern the guests would not treat him with respect and he would not show up for this award. we agree on this, james foley was kidnapped and his parents worked hard with the trump administration to bring hostages back home. yet they want to give mike pompeo an award, they are boycotting by the media. >> jon: by the media and supporters, as well. >> media sponsors paying to be there. >> jon: we are on the same page. it is wrong, embarrassment to everyone. it is embarrassment to him, they shouldn't put him m that position, it is embarrassment to supporters. it speaks to poor organizational skills on their part. there had to be discussion internally, someone would have to raise the white flag, this might be a problem. someone probably made the decision, let's do it anyway. it got tough, they decided to back down, that is wrong. i work with nonprofit

empowering adults with disabilities this week's jefferson award and the bay area goes to kathleen foleyghes. >> the cooking and baking are doing -- are done at a rented kitchen, long-term she would like to purchase its own commercial kitchen. yes the food is good. the baked goods are very good the scones. really good. >> awesome. thank you. >>> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix5.com/hero. >>> a police officer in indiana came to the rescue of a skunk after he got his head stuck in a cup. the officer threw a towel over the animals head and pulled it off the cup. incredibly, the skunk scurried away without spraying his rescuer. that is definitely one lucky skunk, and one lucky officer. that will deliver the news at 5, our next news begins right now. >>> now is 6, a horrific crash. witnesses describe the terrifying moment, a man drove his speeding car into pedestrians. >> i saw this woman's body flying in the air. she felt right in front of my car. >>> and fremont, the city is proposing a housing navigation for the homeless. that many residents are soundi

james foley was a freelance journalist kidnapped in 2019 and murdered in 2014. the foundation works to free american hostages kidnapped abroad and protect journalists working in conference zones. mike pompeo writes to foley's mother is the foundation's president he plan on accepting the order noted the administration's work to free americans like otto warmbier returned in a coma and died soon after, pastor brunson from turkey, and others. in a statement of fox news the foundation's executive directors is, quote, the james, legacy foundation doesn't, donald delivered a process that goes into a decision to award our honorees. we thank mike pompeo for his extraordinary efforts to bring americans home and are grateful for all that he and his administration have accomplished to prioritize the return of our citizens. the foundation granted its award to former anti-isis envoy who resigned over donald trump's. troop withdrawal announcement. earlier this week the secretary held an event at the state department to recognize american still held overseas. many in saudi arab

high schoolrice central winners are sophie foley and lauren higginbotham, twelth graders at fishers high school in fishers, indiana, where c-span is available through comcast. their winning entry is titled , "students ruined the first amendment." >> and yet we repeatedly hear about examples of hostility to free speech and viewpoint diversity on college campuses. ashley: this is such an awful story, i can't believe it's happening. sophie: the first amendment has been violated on multiple occasions. as soon as the right was passed, net even 10 years later, the alien and sedition act prohibited public opposition to the government, where someone could be fined or imprisoned, and even though the government has tried to take it away, it has lasted as long as our constitution has been enstated. ashley: and because of that, freedom of speech is part of the definition of being american. sophie: that it is, and congresswoman susan brooks can vouch for that. >> other countries, people don't have those opportunities and freedoms and that's why people come here for those opportunities. so, we are a d

james foley a journalist kidnapped in 2019 reporting in northern syria and murdered in 2014 near rocca. the foundation bearing his name works to free american hostages kidnapped abroad and protect journalists working in conflict zones. pump type -- pompeo rights to the mother of the foundation's t that he plans on accepting the award and noted the administration's work to free americans like free from north korea. otto warmbier at the return home in a coma and died soon after. andy burks from yemen and others. in a statement to fox news the foundation executive director says "the james w foley legacy foundation doesn't comment on the delivered and process that goes into the decision to award our honorees. we thanked secretary pompeo for extraordinary efforts to bring americans home and are grateful for all that he and his administration have accomplished to prioritize the return of our citizens." the foundation granted award to anti-isis on brett mcgurk who resigned over president trump's syria troop withdrawal announcements. earlier this week the secretary hold an event at the state d

why she says she joined the terror group in the first place and james foley, a u.s.rican beheeded by isis, his mother, diane, joins us next plus new information about a murdered college student. the mistake she made that might have led to her death in a live report. >> we believe -- we don't have a statement or any evidence that suggests this other than our observations on the video. we believe they mistakenly got into this particular car thinking it was an uber ride. >> julie: fox news alert on the so-called american isis bride at the center of a legal fight to come back to the u.s. she is sharing her side of the story with fox. our team tracked down and interviewed her at a refugee camp in northern syria. benjamin hall is live in our london bureau with more on this fascinating interview. >> she spoke to us quite openly saying longly how much she wished she go back to the u.s. to the college lifestyle she had in alabama and insisted she didn't turn her back on isis just because the caliphate had fallen. when we tracked her down in northern syria, take a look. >> you

with me is jane foley, senior fx strategist at rabobank. we start with le figaro.ents made from emmanuel macron, the president there. will it be enough to win the hearts and minds of the french people? have to see. we have to remember that macron had already given back around 10 billion to the protesters. this is on the heels of the yellow vest protests, in december. this is an additional 5 billion he has promised in tax cuts. he has also promised other things. for instance, more proportional representation, decentralisation of government services as well. he also promises no more hospitals and schools will be closed. the headline, it seems like there is significant leeway. but macron has also said that he doesn't want to let his reform programme drop. so he will be pushing ahead with reforms and some of these reforms will remain unpopular, such as wealth taxes and cuts to the wealth tax, specifically. so from that point of view it will be quite interesting to see how the yellow vest protesters react over the next couple of days and few weeks. absolutely. he has al

after falling behind early on they took control kevin foley is getting equaliser his teammate then harvard's gave leverkusen the lead for good just after half time of people who think shot there in the end they made it look easy winning by a final score of the war was. artless for new through now all the results so far from the weekend's buddhist legal action leipzig securing that all important champions league qualification with a two one win over freiburg frankfurt though they saw their hopes take a hits they were looking to finish in the top four but they took a blow there with a no no draw against bremen lost four one on the road to do so dorf and last place hung over they got a win over months in saturday's late game will see stuttgart hosting gladbach and on sunday hoffenheim will face votes for travel to your back. you're watching the news more news at the top of the hour up next its shift with how artificial intelligence is helping save endangered species i'll ask that's what. i'm secure in that my work not hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here any more we will

forces andy thank you so much foley we'll talk to one goal advances the second leg of their champions league side of munches to city but the quarter final win came at a cost for their caps and harry kane will says he missed a penalty in the first half in london and said you're aquarist spock it was saved by hugo to race twelve minutes from santorum south korean starts on him in school the only goal of the game. but england captain kane well he left the stadium on crutches after injuring his ankle is spurs manager fears the striker could be out for the rest of the season so be full but. well we're going to know and boss will know only too look look forward and pray that this is not a big issue and try to recover earlier soon as possible but the saluki. would liverpool be a poor sight suno in the first leg of tuesday's of a quarter final nobby kates and rebirth so for me now with the goals for last season's runners up. well a new project in goals is giving hope to palestinian emphases who want to carry on playing football over the last year one hundred and thirty six people have lost li

ends with a mistake eleven minutes in and pitching kevin foley and i have a young star stepped up to the spot and put the hosts ahead i'm players like him could make labor true competition for biron unless the bavarians decide to buy him during the off season. now by a long term challenge or is more likely to be light shade they show just what they're capable of six minutes later myself with the well planned. my. standing when it's behind the wall and i decide to go for the corner kind of disappears behind the wall and fact the ball went in. but didn't pull the disappearing act after the goal a twenty third minute corner led to a strike from who else but i haven't i been to one play because my every goal the nineteen year old scores brings labor closer to the champions league while simultaneously upping the interest from suitors like by a munich a true catch twenty two for labor because it's exactly the kind of problem like hair red bulls financial might is behind the club affording rockne the opportunity to hold on to his players that's why leipsic could join europe's top teams in t

and were held to a drool by bag gossip it's one crucial points for the relegation battle that the foley proceed to the table let's look at what delights kickoff has to offer not. did you know the kickoff is now on you tube with the world of football. thought with like carrying a quad core of mexico in the world so really we travel the world can ruin it for you how high prices are running i'm going to saying no this does make sense and never people the closer i discuss football chris here it is. the borg this is going to go on. as a football kick off on you tube. it's a new. buyer and extend their leaders the tough but only by one point two two class alliance and for qualifying for champions league action next season the fight for international spots runs from frankfurt down to frame and. even with shall clash to dance in honey of a winning the bottom half of the table remains on changed an action packed weekend in the bundesliga and on match day moment she looks back at one of the craziest down the scenes see you next time wanted. to receive a job when i get shall cut. this is the revea

. >> that type of patient you put them on shots foleies anve out symptoms. the added benefit of allergy shots is accusing for the long term. ? thanks to the valley sacramento source region for allergies. you can think the wind, sunshine, recent rains. >> with rain you have a higher pollen count subsequently. >> reporter: the, answer could be found in your grocery store. what about the suite solution. the doctor breaks myths about honey as well . >> i don't recommthe r contaminants. >> reporter: he maybe left the powers of the season like gerald. he is not a silent sufferer. >> i don't like to take pills and stuff like that. i don't do it. i just suffer through everything. >> reporter: another thing about those allergy shots, it could be 2 to 5 years before your fully cured. another option for the allergies, doctors say he moved to the coast it's always better but the ocean. you can avoid the pollen explosion. >>> 2 to 5 years, people want relief in 2 to 5 minutes. that's a long time. mid-fifties outside i will get your pollen count and a few seconds. livermo

security division had received a letter saying that security had been beefed up for legislators and foley i.d.'s we should grow in time to prove that there was a threat on the honor of the speaker unfortunately the prime minister said he was not aware of this and neither was his cabinet of ministers and that good matches were not taken as a result that the government has allowed to look into this but this has also led to several questions and several of the monza being put forward calling for the resignation of the country's economy chief over his negligence of non-action so a lot of questions to be honest so there should we need to do is a deal of national mourning people are burying their dead give us a sense as to how people are coping with the scale of the tragedy in their midst. read the work after a day off off national mourning we also will cost us a fair margin to eat from morning the country has been seeing my feeling out of which has been kicking there's thousands of people queuing i'll type characters outside the areas that i'm onto another topic and crying before that screamin

well foley they said that they would give him a few days to figure out if the transitional government that would be leading the country for the coming two years will have civilian representatives or not not just the earlier presenters where they want a majority several new representatives over the past two hours we've seen dozens of people making their way to the army headquarters carrying the sudanese flag there saying that they are going to continue with the thirteen that's because when he addressed the nation yesterday he said that the military will be taking charge and keeping the order and security of the country but he did and he said that he's going to talk to the political parties but right now they are concerned that the military council is made up of eight members all of them once upon a time they were all out there on the military and once upon a time parts of the regime of president bashir. in saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have declared their support for the transitional military council riyadh has promised state and is calling on protesters to quote give prior

uncertainty about when we can expect to see the full report i believe the american people deserve to see the foley portion within a week. i will be in a position to release the poor to the public and then i will engage with the chairman of judiciary committees about that report about any further requests that they have while we have the complete report are you or are you going to be selective as to what you give members of congress we will color code the exigence from the report and we will provide explanatory notes describing the basis. for each redaction i must say it is extraordinary to evaluate hundred seven pages of evidence legal documents and finding based on a twenty two month long inquiry and make definitive legal conclusions in less than forty eight hours the. thinking of the special counsel. was not a mystery to the people at the department of justice there were some inkling as to some of the thinking of the special counsel even for someone who has done this job before i would argue it's more suspicious and impressive this congress voted unanimously to see the report. at the congress an

you very much indeed and thank you for joining us for this out is there news out don't go away that foley will be in this chair in just a moment or two with much more of the things. twenty one an age to assert your individuality it's ok to argue with people and it's ok to disagree with people but also a period when childhood dreams can clash with reality it's compromising i don't think i'm pretty good at compromise in two thousand and six south africa up revisits the children of apartheid for the third time and like their country much has changed over the past fourteen years to have twenty one up south africa on out is in. the latest news as it breaks while this is a training exercise the danger is there are real because for through a hint it's slowly deteriorating with detailed coverage in her letter to donald toth through reason may makes it clear that the current political impasse simply can't go on from around the world while aid agencies are warning people of the dangers of cholera and distributing vaccines many are still using revers for thing and cleaning. to meet was clear to inte

jane foley from rabobank joins me now. is there no end to hammers on‘s ambitions?ing to rise. this is about the fa ct starting to rise. this is about the fact that amazon has branched out. the margins on some of the businesses, its cloud computer space, advertising e—commerce, that isa space, advertising e—commerce, that is a real movement away from perhaps a very low margin retail business into much higher margin technical business. this is where it gets interesting. webster goes on here? we're talking about food delivery, healthcare in the future and it gets extremely interesting. it is adjusting. after years of loving a lot of the money back into fund these new projects, things like web servers and the four cycads paying off. there are now returning to the prime customer, the people who are paying money to subscribe to a service to get quicker delivery and the west —— the rest of it. they are rotated to that business, why is prime so important for them? there is obvious money to be made, there is obvious money to be made, there is competition in that space, some

foley fromus is jane rabobabk -- rabobank.ea is that inflation nowhere near that target and it will take a long time to get back on track. jane: the fact is it did not surprise anyone. they said they would keep the policy until 2020, did anyone think they would? no they didn't. so they change the language, made it specific, but they did not really change any expectations. case, they in any spend more time looking outside japan, it is a safe haven currency and can react to geopolitical impact more than it can domestic policy. but japan has got this consumption tax and that could be quite significant, another reason the market did not expect anything from monetary policy for quite a long time. markets: this is our like question, and i urge everyone to log on and check out our blog. the question is will dollar-yen 1.10 ort 1.111.14 -- at 1.14? jane: i am going to go with 1.10. difficultiese going to come over the next year. 1.10 is where i would put my money. francine: thanks so much. jane foley from rabobank stasy with us. faceb

foley legacy foundation is being mischaracterized and that, quote, we could not present the award asumstances when the administration did not press for accountability from the saudi government for the murder of jamal khashoggi. a fox news contributor wrote about this today. what do you think is really ought work here and what's your reaction? >> first of all, it's not that they just decided to deny mike pompeo an award. they offered him the award, they invited him to the banquet then they withdrew the award and disinvited him to the banquet. that's a slap in the face to the secretary of state and diplomats who do all this work trying to free american hostages. second of all he deserved the award. the trump administration has made recovering americans held in captivity in foreign lands one of its top foreign priorities and more success than any administration in recent times. in two years they have liberated north korea, egypt, venezuela, portugal and venezuela and taliban control and they did it and by the way that's more than the obama administration accomplished in 8 years they did

foley's. a caveat that the words have been displaced that's why i really thought i suppose that instead. we ask ourselves who does the land really belong to to the muslims whose ancestors settled on mindanao in the thirteenth century or to the christians who came much later but now account for the majority of the island's population. we visit the village of mother all one hundred families live here they're all catholic. and the only dust to carve out looks after the small chapel the villages within the new bangsamoro autonomous region. possibility. and. my worry is that we just don't know. if we go to the town hall for example we don't know what will happen to us when the muslims are in poland and what they can do to us. even though i'm an american and. so they're going in that look i know that's why i'm scared when i do it is in town and not christian and my gun on my. security. more. and madge look like they look at that mean i'm a good i don't let them was my of course i'm afraid that my ro

. >> i am mark foley from the office of contract administration. we're here today for the triple combination pumper units for the san francisco fire department. i'm the supervising purchaser, and i've been with the city for six years. so our agenda here today will cover the background of the contract. and we'll also get into the purpose of the units, which deputy chief rif rivera will help us out with, and we'll look at the units purchased to date, and the current proposed order on the books and look at the financial impact of that and we're here, and then we'll close with o.c.a.'s recommendation. the background of the contract, this contract was an r.f.p., a request for proposals and solicitation back in june 2016. we solicited people to build our pumper units according to the specifications we had at the time there. taken the result of that was fire apparatus coming in at the highest scoring responsive and responsible proposal. and following that determination, we entered into a three-year contract with ferraa fire beginning in august of 2016, an

political parties that they've reached a deal foley thank you very much for that brian and smith in london cross to paris send my joins us from the presidential palace went to recently arrived about an hour is so on go to meet with the french president what can we expect to come out of their discussions. well the british prime minister still in the least say speaking to the french president tomorrow mark or you can only imagine she's trying to persuade him at all mark or to support her request that she's going to put to especially some missing brussels on wednesday for an extension of article fifty and try and delay breaks it once again look it won't be easy of course because the french president has been one of the e.u. leaders has taken a particularly hard line when it comes to the whole process and he has said repeatedly that for an extension to be granted then theresa may has to come up with some justifiable credible plan as to how she's going to go forward with braids now it's all going to end well it doesn't necessarily seem that reason may of course has that plan but what we are hea

we will be looking at tesla and foley. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm caroline hyde. romaine: i'm romaine bostick. caroline: another big day for earnings. we will get you up to speed with facebook, microsoft, visa. all rising after hours. facebook taking a three billion dollar legal expense and the third quarter. earnings per share would have been more than one dollar higher than the age five cents it came in with. people liking the growth in daily active users. up 72 percentage points. up in all ofosoft the main metrics we were looking at. growth going to be the driver for this market. highest rated company in the s&p 500. chipotle reporting earnings, comp sales up 9.9%. the estimate was for a 7.3%. the company guiding higher for 2019 saying it sees comp sales growth in the mid to high single digits. shares down on this news. these numbers appear to be slightly above what the street was expecting. caroline: we will dig and further. we will stick with earnings. let's

earlier this month, a 67-year-old man foley to his death. and some march a man from hong kong died when he fell to take pictures. some people blame a lack of park rangers for these deaths. >> it looked like netflix will not get shutout at the academy awards. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences is keeping its requirement that a feature film length will only need to run for one week to qualify for best picture. the decision comes despite calls for movie studios who want to make it more difficult for streaming services to submit their films for consideration. >>> all right. we want to check in with mike now. i don't know. it seems like anybody who wants to win an oscar can win an oscar. >> maybe this is will be submitted. look what i have for you here. >> oh, wow. >> you could record that. >> i don't know if this is the kind of blockbuster they're talking about. >>st you know what, you never know. west 580. it cleared quickly to the shoulder. anything on the shoulder now is a distraction. at 6:36, we are seeing the build starting to

a pretty regularly, a great joe foley always ahi long line. it gets rid of the tax revenue.usy from the moment they opened at the moment they close. it's great food. i think when a guy like -- can't support the salvation army, that is a problem. that is what this is really about, they have the left has gone out of control.ik a business like that can't go out there and support a great organization like salvation army. >> sean: i love chick-fil-a. >> best chicken soup in the world. that is the bottom line. when for the leftef supporting e salvation army becomes a crime, we've all got a problem. >> sean: great work. when we come back, a horrific story. south carolina college student murdered. sheot got in her car she thought was her uber. every parent's worst nightmare. ♪ >> sean: nathan d. rowland is suspected of murders samantha josephson. look at the surveillance video. she's getting into a car after a night out with friends. she thought it was the uber she ordered. found dead hours later. so heart breaking. thoughts and breyers to that family. we're not the hate trumpmedia

>> ways and means foley anticipated this and that is why a month ago they held a hearing to establishhat the law is, what the statue says. and they had experts testify to that and it is very clear under the statute 6103 that congress and the ways and means committee specifically can ask for any individuals' tax returns and treasury, quote, shall provide them. now, the catch here is that even though congress can obtain anyr the president, they cannot release them to the public without a vote. however as you can see from treasury secretary mnuchin, he is unlikely to furnish them and therefore this is likely to winkd wind up in a court battle and that is why the chairman made this request very narrow, very targeted. they were consulting attorneys for several weeks to try to short circuit the length of that court fight because it is not just ways and means that wants these tax returns, it is a number of committees that view this as a roadmap for their investigations. >> i'm not on any of the committees and i'm also interested in seeing his taxes. heidi, tim, thank you so much. a lot to co

but you directed "blaze," the story of blaze foley.i got to plawillie nelson on this show. yeah. >> jimmy: that's right. you got to play willie nelson. i have a pictu of -- we were the highwaymen. >> yeah. we did -- it was a lot of fun. that's me. that's me right there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, that was great. you got a good voice. >> aw, thank you, man. >> jyomy: yeah. budid that. you've got over 30 awards for "first reformed," including independent spirit award, which is -- that's what this is i think. [ laughter ] f you juished a run of "true west" on broadway. and then you have a new movie ll out "stockholm." >> "stockholm." yeah. >> jimmy: now what is "stockholm" based on? >> "stockholm." well, you know the story of kholm syndrome about whe somebody kind of falls for their captor? it started from -- that expression stockholm syndrome started from a bank robbery in the early '70s in stockholm, sweden where a guy robs a bank.n and heof had an affair or fell in love with one of the captives. >> jimmy: really? o >> yeah, it's a gr

said -- righ foley said it is one of our great advantages as we approach security challenges to be included in that with the idea that we will have partners and allies alongside us operating from a foundation of shared principles. i appreciate your comment on the real pivot. i have to say the obama administration did a terrific job in developing some of our emerging partners in the vietnam, indonesia, very strong partnerships that were handed off to us. i think we have stood on their shoulders and strengthen those relationships further. i think more and more we are looking at the transatlantic relationship, our relationship with the eu and individual european countries to help us address these challenges in the indo pacific region. if i were to sort of layout four or five things i think we can do together as partners that i think would be mutually beneficial but also promote these concepts, i would mention things such as the following. number one, we need to continue in information sharing, intelligence sharing on the strategic landscape. it is very dynamic. i can say, having been involved

it was a democratic speaker for the first two years i was in congress, tom foley, asked to be able to vote on the floor of the ouse and he said no one should vote on the floor of the house and they came back and said, yes, in the committee of the whole, if congress votes to allow her to vote, she should be able to vote on the house floor. and because there was a democratic majority, i was given the right to vote on the house floor. i will never forget what happened afterwards. my republican friends then assumed the house for giving me the right to vote on the house floor. they lost in the district court and then they took it to the ourt of appeals and lost it in the court of appeals and knew better to bring it to the supreme court of the united states. i voted on the house floor then and voting on the house floor again. i only regret that i spent most of my time in congress in the minority and i have had that -- i have not had that right as often as those i represent, deserve it. the district, of course, does not even have full local control . you would think that my republican collea

world thanks you for your efforts and how hard you are working to you were honored with the james w foleyeek they are basically taking the award back saying the freedom award that was given to you is going to be taken back, it was named for the journalist beheaded in 2014 but it is because of complaints from media critics of the administration prompting a hostage rights group to withdraw this historic freedom award. what do you say to that? >> it was very unfortunate. i was set to receive an award on behalf of the state department, the good workers administration has done to bring back hostages. we work on this issue every day and we brought back to dozen americans detained. a big group of families, families whose children had not been returned and still detained and group from 1979 of people held by the iranian is when the embassy was captured in 1979, we work on this every day to get every american back, donald trump is so focused on this so i was very proud donald trump's work and the work the state department has done was going to be recognized with this award. i regret there was pres

our -- second prize high school winners are sophie foley and lauren higginbotham, seniors graders at fishers high school in fishers, indiana, produced -- aboutt we repeatedly hear messages of austerity. on college campuses. >> this is such an awful story, cannot believe it is happening. as soon as the -- was passed, not even 10 years later [indiscernible] and even though the government has started to take it away [indiscernible] and because of of speech has become the definition of being american. >> other countries -- in other countries, people do not have these opportunities of freedom. for manybeacon of hope countries and people in the world who see so many opportunities for us and it is in large part because of the freedom of speech. >> i have more to say and you have more words. speechu said, freedom of defined the american experience. evens also been upheld and uplifted. we are here to tell you -- [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> >> as americans, we take freedom of speech for granted. other countries may have freedom not like the united states. freedom of speech means some