he said, i know what you're going to say. what i said about john mccain. i said, not at all. you said george w. bush lied us into the iraq war. he did not. there was a commission called the rob silverman commission and the intel was wrong, but there is zero evidence he lied. the d.c. bureau chief of the associated press at the time publicly said george w. bush lied us into the iraq war. democrats believe w either lied or there is a strong possibility he did. it is not true. he was shooting at the british and american planes patrolling the no-fly zones. he was stealing from the food program. we know he had chemical weapons because he used them on the iranians. he went, [grumbling], but he never said it again. i realized his way of apologizing is never saying the wrong thing twice. >> let's go back to 2021 and here is the current president. [video clip] >> over the last year i got to run against the real donald trump. [booing] well, this year republican running for governor here is the closest thing i have seen to a trump clone. [laughter] he is leading the other team. he is th

i said, great, you broke the case. he said, i said, what's the next step? he says, i meet with the president of nbc news. no. oppenheim on august 8th. great. august 9th, i call ronan farrow. and i said, so how'd you do? he says, can i call you on a secure line, which immediate. i'm saying, what is that all about? and little what we later learned is that he was being tailed and his phone was being tapped. so he calls he calls me and he says, nbc has basically fired him. they're not running this story. they don't think he has the goods and but he's free to take it anywhere. he said who would want it? you know, he didn't ask us the question. yes, it is a defeatist label. i said, give me a number. let me call you back and i didn't tell them why i called david remnick, the editor of the new yorker, who's a friend and a lion. in the world of journalism. and i said, david, this kid finally has broken the case. it's unbelievable. and he's judicious, he's careful. he says, have him call me on monday morning. ronan did, and ronan went off. i had nothing to do with th

i'm said so too. >> we said, it's not worth the hard to keep going through this.id that he wouldn't see his kids if they were part. and i had discussions with my mom and my dad on many occasions about how, hey, he's worried about this. let's get him out of the situation so he could kind of move on. and he could still be a father. >> and now, he was dead. and his family was raw with suspicion. when they want to collect some of matt's personal effects like's computer, they told sergeant quaint, hotly told him, she no longer hallett. the hard drive was being fixed. which sounded fishy to the detective. >> was this in the -- in the effort to destroy evidence? >> that's what most people do when they get rid of a computer. they may have been connected to the crime. they're gonna get rid of it. >> not evidence, really, but suggestive like one, according to them, holly said right after matt died, he wanted to be cremated. an idea matt family quickly shot down. still, why would she have said that? and then, they said, when they asked her for her clothes another effects, sh

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she said she said she agreed with me and she yes. agreed that probably the officer thing wasn't for me and that she would she'd break the news to the the chairman and her boss in a way that would keep my job intact. that's all i was worried about when that when i hung up the phone, my husband was in the background and he had a barber. i could go get the hair. could he go get me some white? i'm like, oh, no, enough, enough. i can't let people fundamentally change who i am. and that's the message i've given to all of my kids when they fundamentally try to change who you are. you have to take a stand and we'll back you up. and so i took a stand and then i got a call just a few minutes after we hung up. and the person on the other end, her boss's boss, said, sent, and he emphasized the t. yeah, he said, i want to start this all over again. i just heard what happened and he was wonderful. he was wonderful. he told me that he had been in my office. he had seen this cross that i had this thing i had on the wall with the cross on it, said la

he said 250. i said fine. i did not negotiate with him and i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now because being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter] ariel emanuel is one of the most important figures in the entertainment industry. in the mid-1990's he started endeavor, and let it being a firm representing, among others, martin scorsese. today he has built endeavor into one of the leading sports and entertainment conglomerates in the world. i sat down with him to discuss the industry and his firm's future in it. so, you were a talent agent for much of your professional career, now you are running a multinational sports-entertainment conglomerate. so what is it like running a company that is public as opposed to being a talent agent? ariel: for me it really feels natural right now. it is definitely different, because it is bigger than anything i ever dreamed of. i still do a lot of work with clients on the talent side whether the writer, d

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he said the election was stolen. it turns out we've all spent a lot of time looking for the evidence to suggest that this was a stolen election and i spent a lot of time with robert costa looking at is there evidence and it turns out to my phone's biggest supporters, lindsey graham senator from south carolina, mike lee from utah conducted independent investigations and went to the senate floor as lindsey graham said county out. there's no evidence. there is no evidence. so the real marker here is what are they going to be able to show and they demonstrated it is a crime to subvert a legitimate function of government according to a usc 371 supreme court decisions going back 100 years and this is a clear laydown case of obstructing an essential and necessary function of government and what's more necessary than certifying who is the next president? this is, hiding, the diabolical genius of trump and his associates arethey found a weak point in the system . january 6, the votes are presented and counted in 1000 people v

that's what the president said, too, he laughed at what i said in may about the ceiling.dent said, then the decision. that's why i laughed and how by the way, delighted that i laughed about it in april? when you started talking, well , uh, well, the president needs to tell at the end it's supposed to, so to speak. here he spoke. i am very glad that the position does not diverge. i agree. uh, dumb decision, but people aren't dumb. and now janet kelling, who came up with all this, she understands that it seems to her that this decision is very serious, so she pushes this decision wherever possible. i think they'll spoil it a little, i'll open it, of course, uh with this initiative. and i am glad that the president reacted very harshly. i believe that it was still possible to study hard, what is going on in the sanctions war. it was necessary to answer even harder, that is, no. opportunities to push the button to launch nord stream 2 in what way? why did they give us a nice way out of an ugly situation, that is, we can legally and officially now not supply gas. that 's how t

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she said that this was totally unexpected she said it was unprecedented she said never be for when sheide of iran has she been faced with such a request. she had been coming to talk to him about the current situation but she steadfastly refused to go along with that request was that she has been widely praised in social media for taking that stance. thank you so much forjoining us on the program. lots more on this story on the bbc website if you are interested, a lot of detail and analysis. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. anger over violence against women in south korea. we'll bring you a special report from seoul on the country's weak anti—stalking laws. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth is flying home to canada in disgrace. all athletes should be clean going into the game. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning these people - were in their homes, _ tonight those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened preserve its own secrets aga

i said it many times.ever thought it was much of a possibility but i never knew people could cheat like that, last week, he's a weirdo. sure, i would love to have dinner. i would love to bring my lovely wife. all right, mark. come on in. sir, you're number one on facebook. i would like to cratchit you. mark zuckerberg confessed in 2020 the f.b.i. went to facebook and the media and gave them the false narrative that the hunter biden laptop from hell was russian disinformation even though they knew that was not true. so they went and said it was russian disinformation. by the way, the guy that came in with that stuff just got fired. he perp walked. he was perp walked out of the f.b.i. on friday. but that doesn't help us and the election of 2020 does it? that doesn't help us. they perp walked him because of all the things he did. so many more than we are talking about. the f.b.i. made it clear they did not want the truth about the criminality and influence peddling of the biden family coming out before the el

and as the interior ministry said, this is something we must fight. and the president reminded us democracies under attack when we see speech like this and we must be vigilant about defending democracy, which includes protecting the vulnerable man and a very important i thank you so much for coming in to give us that detailed analysis and benjamin alvarez. group on the ground for us outside munich. thanks to you both on moving now on to the u. k. were after a better contest this trust has been elected later of britain's conservative party and will become the case. next prime minister, the announcement the trust will be taking over for those 2 months of campaigning, sparked by the resignation of prime is devoris johnson. the british economy is set to be the new prime minister's most pressing task with the u. k. facing a cost of living crisis and spiraling energy charges will be crossing over to our correspondent in london in just a moment. but 1st he's a closer look at the woman set to become britton's new leader. list troy healet, a 47 year old, one,

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and labour have said, i have said for many months — have said, i have said for many months now that weroducers who are making huge windfall profits to make a bigger contribution. there are tens of billions — contribution. there are tens of billions of— contribution. there are tens of billions of pounds sitting on the table _ billions of pounds sitting on the table that the government could bring _ table that the government could bring in. — table that the government could bring in, which would be less boring than what _ bring in, which would be less boring than what set out today. that bring in, which would be less boring than what set out today.— than what set out today. that would be the right — than what set out today. that would be the right approach. _ than what set out today. that would be the right approach. when - than what set out today. that would be the right approach. when you - than what set out today. that would | be the right approach. when you say less boring, it's different from the inference that the spending could be funded by the energy companies, a windfall tax. th

i said, somebody has put in a book. and then i thought, i'll put a lot of other information in the book along with that. and as i was making the case i thought, you have to ask the time magazine said in 1966, is god dead? with all this evidence? i think you have to ask the question, is atheism? did i said i just i just want to kind of put this out in one volume written on a popular level so that people can kind of be brought up to date and can, you know, make their own conclusions. think about it, because i think peter, we're living in a very secular world where people tend to avoid these questions or tend to assume these questions have been answered. not only have they not been answered, but they've hardly been asked seriously. and i said with the overwhelming evidence that has kind of piled up just in the last decades, i said, people need to be made aware of this and it is game changing stuff. it is game changing stuff. and i'm amazed that many other books like this been written before. so i, i just feel like it's imp

and general grant in his typical way said that will be fine. he said please sign the register. he signed the register and when he turned it around and the desk clerk saw general grant and and galena, illinois he turned pale. he gasped. why didn't you tell me who you were? and if i might intercede by asking ourselves how many celebrities politicians sports figures entertainment figures would have said don't you know who i am, but of course, that's the last thing that general grant would ever have said. so now he looked underneath the duster that he was wearing. he saw he was wearing a blue union uniform. he almost always were a private's uniform the only way you knew his rank was the stars on his shoulder. he handed general grant an envelope which was an invitation to the white house that evening to meet president lincoln for the first time. i think that story just captures so much of who grant is we don't 19th century didn't often use the word humility. they used the word self-effacement and grant to me is so compelling by his self affacement. so let me tell two stories. it i t

so i just said, "let's support it."hen i did that, that was like hearsay, that people could not believe that a ceo would support a tax. and, in fact, some ceos of other tech companies got really upset with me, very upset with me. and it became kind of a nightmare for me, where all of a sudden, i got on the front page of the "new york times," where it's benioff versus this ceo and so forth. and i'm like, this is a very small amount of money. and we are makinbillions, like you mentioned, $130 billion. we can take a tiny amount and help clean up our city. this is what we're doing in business. we can have a great shareholder return, and we can have a great stakeholder turn. we can do both. david: more recently, you said facebook is cigarettes. what do you mean by that? marc: well, it is. facebook is the new cigarettes. it is bad for you, it is addictive, they run--they do advertising that's not true. you know, they should be regulated very aggressively. david: have you heard from mark zuckerberg about your statement? marc:

i said yes. she said as your mother name -- is your mother's name patricia. i said yes. she put her hand over her mouth and started trembling. she said oh my god, i know your mother. i went to high school with your mother. i remember when your mother had to drop out of high school in order to have you. tears started rolling out of her eyes. she started crying and i started crying too and she grabbed me and she hugged me and said this, never in a one million years what i have ever thought that patricia harris' baby would make it right here to the capitol. [applause] folks, her final words is what got me. she said all of that and she said you give me hope. my friends, each and every one of you gives me hope. when the pundits and the doubters and the gop tried to get me down i think of each and every one of you. our state party chairs and vice chairs who are finding new ways to reach voters. you give me hope. i voter protection, -- our voter protection staff protecting the right to vote, you give us hope. our young staffers who are getting people at harry styles concerts be

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he said he has a master's degree in paleontology. it was a far cry from the stereotype of downton abbey. getting to know all the places important to the queen further deepened my understanding at her stables and berkshire one of her horse trainers took me out on the gallups, which are the rolling hills where she loves to spend hours in the early morning mist wearing her head scarf her tweed jacket and her wellington boots as she watches her racehorses work out. at hollywood house her castle in edinboro a former senior palace official gave me a private tour. i spent the night in the tower. of the castle of may which is the queen mother's house in northern scotland where the queen used to visit every year. i hiked the hills and walked along the river d at the queen's estate in the scottish highland balmoral. at sandringham her estate in norfolk where she retreats for nearly six weeks every winter i spent a day getting a tour of the stud farm with her stud manager and her head stallion groom. i also spent a day inspecting the royal yach

she said she is coming to yours, because i was there this afternoon and she said it's dick's farewell party and i would've loved to have gone but he hasn't invited me. so called and said to her, of course you can go, it's your party, and she said do you think i took if i go on announced. and i was thrilled because both her, prince philip and other people showed up at my party, and my family was there, and that was the highlight of my career that she did that for me. >> that was very special, degree from place to say that you are with us for a few hours this morning, i'm sorry about that, it's lovely for us. we will come back to you very shortly end to you as well dominique. thank you. the australian prime minister anthony albanese has told sky news that he will not hold a referendum on whether the country should become a republic in his first term. an international exclusive interview he said this was a moment to show gratitude for the queen service to australia, the commonwealth in the world. the queen's death has reignited a debate about australia's relationship with the monarchy. l

exactly what you said. and then and which also, i think makes the pivot a lot more courageous regardless of what i think of it. and i just want to start with this, with this just essential question, because we only have 45 minutes. i don't know if i'm ever going to talk to you again, but what i want to know is what, do you say to the black student who is in a majority white classroom and a majority white school and majority white town, who has been terrorized in that majority white town, who is terrorized, going to going to going to that classroom? who sits in that classroom that is haunted and then has a benevolent and or well-meaning white teacher say or quote the word --. and that person feels, i think you use the word harm, one might say humiliation. i'm sure you've had this question a million times. and what i was interested in and this 20 of a anniversary edition is how it all you get behind p.o.v. of that human ciliated student who has to sit there and and you know, let your book tell it just be part

was the city in the _ said? obviously, the city of... was the city in the first _ said?n the first day at - said? obviously, the city of... was the city in the first day at the - the city in the first day at the three tests and three young people died there and i could hear them actually shouting freedom, we will take revenge for those matters and you have nowhere to go and last night, actually, we managed to get in touch with some people because close to the iraqi border is sometimes a signal they can take it out so we talk to some people and they were telling as many of the officials left the city took their families out of the city, they went to the place where there was a military of revelation guard barracks but at this point in time we know in the morning the protesters somehow went back and they come out at night so they have been doing house house. they have arrested 70 people. it is notjust in that city, in multiple different cities in iran as i'm talking to you today as we are hearing numbers of people are out in the street in some neighbourhoods, some of the c

they said they wanted this. they said they were a sanctuary jurisdiction, but that was all virtue said no link and not only did they not welcome then they deported them the next day with the national guard. give me a break. >> give me a break indeed, so jared. 2 million, 78th terrace. the 40:00 a.m. martha's vineyard and all of a sudden democrats seem to wake up? >> personally, we have to remember these are human beings. their people, so seeing them being used as political pawns one way or another is very troubling to me. but i don't think if you go back to the time of president trump, when he turned over the administration, the border was sick it was and it was very s safe. they don't talk about the fact that these people are loaded in by the coyotes, they're paying a lot of money, a lot of them are sexually assaulted allow the way. they come to america they don't have papers. many of them exploded, and human trafficking, so it's a very sad situation. i think the policies that president biden was trying to put

it is no longer a matter of a said these and be said the contrary. now the i e. a is there, and this is like i said, from night to day in terms of the people being there, it naturally for me the safety of my people is the 1st thing you remember that i said i will never send somebody to a place where i don't go myself 1st and this is what i have been doing. now that we know that we have a certain degree, i see a system that is working or we have our people there. and it has been very challenging. of course we are. are we are looking at these they are in constant communication with us is something happens of course we will take the necessary measures you joey yes or next week somebody at some point. busy oh, yes, yes. or whether our logistic aspects are related to that, but they are going to continue to count and thank you for the question because i want to recognize the support that we received from the united nations department of safety and security. we have incredibly good people there that are coming from the most or you know, difficult, a hot spots in the wor

i said mr.neys general including two acting attorneys general, but i couldn't be part of this. >> finally, persuaded, trump decided against the idea. when clark was subpoenaed by the january 6th committee earlier this year, he refused to answer questions pleading the fifth more than 125 times. >> did you discuss this draft letter to georgia officials with the president of the united states? >> fifth. >>> coming up, inside the plot to pressure the vice president. >> he would have immediately plunged the country into paralyzing constitutional crisis. with hyaluronic acid to lock in moisture and hydrate for up to 72 hours. elvive hyaluron plump from l'oreal paris. we're worth it. ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ [sound of tape application] i just need you to sign option three. [cheering] ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ for everything we need. for everything we want. for everything we do. [cheering] we're all better off with an ally. ♪ moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin wit

mom says we'll have a drink before the party well, i say come on, i made tea and for some reason i saidt, i say come on, we'll drink tea in the hall, we sat down on the couch that's it we sat down and there was such an explosion. well, it just rang in our ears. the house has been looking like this for two months now. hryhoriy has been restoring the ruins with his own efforts . he has already built the walls, installed the doors, restored the roof covering. they saved the checks. as of now, everyone is saving the repairs. the cost of the repair is already 170,000 uah. we applied for compensation, but e- there is only one explanation. we have a war, but there are no funds. it is possible. no one knows anything yet. well, someday it will be possible somewhere, but we hope for what will happen. the mayor assures that compensation will be provided in cases where locals are rebuilding housing on their own and will be paid from the municipal budget and charity funds. the state budget will be used after the victory in the war. when the people of buchanan will start receiving compensation, we as

he said yes finally, we waited for this from him, he said that if a country that is a permanent member of the un security council, not all the countries that are in the un, there are hundreds, not all of them are permanent members of the security council, but russia is a permanent member of the un security council . he said that if a country that is a permanent member of the un security council allows itself to annex foreign territories of an independent country, a sovereign country recognized by the world, the country of ukraine, then this is the collapse of the world order and it is true, this is the collapse of the world order in which everyone bordered, then it tries destroy the civilized world don't let them do that volodymyr grave head of the central district administration in the mariupol city council p volodymyr greetings good afternoon, i will start immediately with this event that happened today in moscow unanimously there it means that the territory of the donetsk luhansk region was recognized as a part of the russian federation that in your opinion, this changes exactly how

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i said mr.attorneys general including two acts attorney general, but i couldn't be part of this. >> finally, persuaded, trump decided against the idea. when clark was subpoenaed by the january 6th committee earlier this year, he refused to answer questions pleading the fifth more than 125 times. >> did you discuss this draft letter to georgia officials with the president of the united states? >> fifth. >>> coming up, inside the plot to pressure the vice president. >> he would have immediately plunged the country into paralyzing ing constitutional crisis. unlock new insights and efficiency-right now. allow monitoring of productivity at remote job sites, with next-generation bandwidth. enable ai cameras that spot factory issues in real time, using next-generation speed. and deliver ultra-capacity 5g coverage that's years ahead of the competition. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. what's for dinner? panera! freshly prepared with clean ingredients. it's not just a night off from c

she said that many of ask it says no closure for her, but she said that the closure will never come. there is always will be a hole in her heart, and that it was important for them to continue pressuring the german government to finally find an agreement on not only compensation, but also on see exactly to find out with a commission. what happened on the day and to finally take responsibility as a state of germany. and did we hear more from victims relative? how did they react to the apology? there were really moved by it and we could see some of them saying that that still needs to be more done. let's remember that they even threatened to boycott. this commemorative is ceremony today and 1st and felt were on 30 kilometers away from munich, where this abbeys were. this m, tara at sac, found a terrible ending when all of the athletes were killed. so there were several of them here. they threatened to by cod, if there was no agreement between the german government and the family members. and they asked israel to president ice, a catholic who is in germany to do the same. so was basical

he said, okay fine, then he told me i won't kill my child. he said don't touch anything.y things collects gazelle loads and they take me to everything and i never heard or saw him again. i tried to call him, but he blocked me prue evening. you table slept peacefully. uh-huh, along with his first son. let your girlfriend call you uh-huh invites you to hang out. uh-huh, you break out in the middle of the night to tolya's persuasion that where did you go, how would you see the child sleeping for a while. e. well, what are you doing? you? i'm just to see a friend i take a walk. they fell asleep at 5:00 am, about give or take. yes, he wakes up from the fact that someone opened the door sneaking along the corridor was such a not played. we went with whom you went nastya with a friend. well, he knows him. this is also not his friend. why do you need another man? she brought him here this man, well, to her home in the morning after the club is not the aftermath of the club. who daria left from whom, but tolya left her, he told her to break off their relationship. of course, this

we said that we said tougher. us to record at all. let's do it. well we said hello came gas where where gas. nord stream stands alone winter will be a long time , you know, come on, come on, what i'm talking about, after all , this iron steel began to flirt with europe , we don't care what they think is a very exaggeration now. sorry, i do not agree with the ukrainian approach in russia, do not care. what does europe think of those who thought otherwise they went there to live now and said now today said what they think, let them pay. so they paid us a lot and will pay even more, but imagine we will pay them less. well i'll say this let's wait and see, said the tigers, and yes and the trainers. here for the one who thought that he should train me more, perhaps we eat them. moreover , they do not even understand how bad they are. here they led the females for whom sans or not? we have to bring back and everything. we are not looking for anything from them. our relationship to them unequivocal nazis came to power in

tell us what was said, what went on and what was said about what's happening in russia particularly today . you know, i really haven't found any evidence that there has been ever in the german parliament, a similar event to commemorate a foreign leader like that is highly unusual. and of course i had a lot to do with the role that gorbachev played in is essay paving the path to german reunification. so he is a revered figure here in this country is image in russia is of course, completely different because in russia he's considered to be the man who caused the soviet union to collapse and who was blamed for all the poverty in the 19 ninety's . but the german parliament today wanted to send a very clear message also to today's kremlin, if you are not honoring your foreign, your former leader, then we will do that. and then babble boss, the president of the parliament stressed that you know, governor of stood for peace. he stood for openness. he became friends with a then chance land would cause he trusted him. and so this is something that everybody said in is everything that putin is not.

and i said dad, jefferson was from charlottesville. and he said yes, i know. so he was kind of toying with me just a little bit. let me go back to my grandmother. there we are. but i learned from my dad about my grandmother is that her name was eva robinson taylor. it could have been robinson, it could have been taylor. he wasn't sure. he wasn't sure which name was hers, her maiden name. it is because his mother died when he was five years old. he didn't know much about her. he didn't know what her name was. to me, that was remarkable. as a 13 year old girl, my dad was as close as you could get to god. i grew up in a household that was like, father knows best. my father knew everything. and so, again, i couldn't process how my daddy did not know the name of his own mother. i couldn't process how we could have been descended from thomas jefferson. as a child, i was very curious. i kept pursuing and kept asking. dad said his mother died when he was five years old, couldn't remember her face, he couldn't remember her voice. that made the story more compelling for

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well, as i already said, many of them say that russia did it.the european union also reacted to the explosions of russian lawns, the chief european diplomat, jose borel, wrote in himself on twitter that the damage to the northern streams did not happen by accident, that they occurred as a result of the deliberate actions of whom exactly and for what exactly he did not specify, but the secretary general of nato and jen stoltenberg during a meeting with the minister of defense of denmark mortin betskov said that now it is necessary to take seriously under the protection of the critical infrastructure of the entire europe well, the president of the european commission, ursula von derlein, also threatened on twitter with the most powerful response for the disruption of the european energy structure, but only to whom exactly the eu mrs. fond derlein will answer. she did not specify directly. but from all the statements that came out of europe today, it is said that the answer will be russia , which is unknown. and to finish the topic of explosions on

so let's take a quite listen to what she said. in these times, it is wrong to receive extraordinary record revenues and profits benefiting from war and on the back of our consumers. in these times, profits must be shared and channeled to those who need it most. so she's talking there about a cap on electricity produces profits. alexandra, can you tell us how united is europe in terms of energy policies? well, when we speak about this one, a concrete measure cap or a tags on windfall, revenues of companies that produce energy at a lower price and still profit from soaring gas prices. i think that we can stay that most member states would be on board because of course, they are concerned that consumers and small businesses are struggling to pay their energy bills and fund a lion. promise that up to 140000000000. europe's euro's could be channels to those in need when this cap is in for you. so that is why i assume that member states are happy with them. with that some of them have been demanding that this should happen for a long ti

so and now ill on mosque wants to bring some of those refining business, said to the united states. and so be actually a file tor getting the allowance to a to start the refinery, probably in texas. and if you look what is trying to do well, lithium prices are shots were the roof, and the past couple of years was all this demand, especially from a battery and makers just this year, a low and the price of elysium increased by a good 220 percent says all about securing that supply chain, but musk said that it was a license to print money having $1.00 of these lithium refineries. so what stopping him from doing it already? there must being musk, i mean, he compared basically the lithium business, sir, to the huge margin that you get to want to have some successful software product on the market. i mean, 1st of all he need sir, is some of the support from the state. so he said if he wants to build this refinery in texas, so at the gulf coast, he would need some a tech subsidies since he also said, okay, so if he does not get that from texas, maybe he might to bring this business said to