fred newman speaking to me earlier _ years. fred newman speaking to me earlier about _ years. fred newman speaking to me earlier about the _ years. fred newman speaking to me earlier about the impact - years. fred newman speaking to me earlier about the impact of l me earlier about the impact of the federal reserve decision and other asian economies. let's turn our focus to another issue that is being faced by the world's a economy, the us, which is the ongoing strike by the auto workers affecting some of the country's largest car manufacturers. detroit's big three auto—makers and the united auto workers remain far apart in labour negotiations. they are now less than 48 hours before the union deadline to try to make some sort of significant progress, else the striker is likely to escalate with new work stoppages. aside from pei, one of the main concerns of striking autoworkers in the us is the growth of electric vehicles. which they say will end up causing heavyjob losses. currently that is a field being led by china, whose dominance in critical materials and supply chains has

newman quickly became what it remains today, one of the south's finest college prep schools. bessie excelled in every subject. she graduated from newman in 1925 as a 16-year-old leader who was comfortable in a co-ed setting, competing, succeeding, and winning respect. besides leading the debate club and the girl's student council, bessie was valedictorian and won a coveted scholarship to a college which was then tulane's coordinate college for women. she spent two years there, ranking among the top ten in her class, but the audacious bessie wanted more. she decided to attend law school, something no other girl from the orphanage had done. as tulane law school's only woman at the time, bessie felt isolated and self-conscious. when a professor lectured about a case involving an accident in a men's bathroom, no one in the class wanted to discuss the facts of the case. they were embarrassed to use the word toilet in mixed company. when one poor fellow finally blurted out washroom, they all sighed with relief. in june 1930, at age 21, bessie completed her liberal arts and law stud

>> the information presented to judge newman was two fold. it was that her ex-husband had posted a facebook post saying that she, this juror, was drinking with him and told him that she was going to acquit alec murdaugh. that was not true. there's no such facebook posts to say that. when mrs. hill was asked to produce the facebook post, she said it had been deleted and found an apology post posted by someone's his name, but the apology post predated number she said on facebook. >> martha: i'm running out of time. we're going to do a podcast after this. we'll get into it more. you were very careful, both of you, to not put any blame on judge newman in his handling of, this doesn't it surprise you that he didn't ask for more proof that this had happened before he allowed that juror to be taken off the case? >> yeah, we certainly don't think judge newman was aware of mrs. hill's activities. we don't think that in any form or fashion. we had -- i think maybe three days of incamera hearings during the course of the trial dealing with these issues.

judge pauline newman is 96 years old appointed by president ronald reagan nearly 40 years ago.nusual here. what can you tell us tab? >> highly unusual. especially the way it's playing out publicly. a lot of talk about age in public official. senators in 80s and 90s. presidential contenders age 80 and 77. a judge as you say is 96. what happened yesterday is that the judicial counsel in the federal circuit where she sits issued and order suspending her a year and they said they had been investigating her interviewing more than 20 people looking at her emails and found she is not able to do the job pointing to evidence of memory loss and confusion. one particular paragraph from the long report. with no rational reason other than frustration over her own confusion, judge newman threatened to have staff arrested forcibly removed from the building and fired. accusing staff of trickery, deceit, backing at her adversary stealing her computer and files depriving her secretarial support. this order yesterday, brianna, specifically arose from judge newman's refusal to take some medical ev

newman: i was in a band called sounds incorporated." eyes wide open and a cape, and he jumps off the balcony, ran up to the stage, and... ♪ a whole lot of shakin' goin' on ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ a whole lot of shakin' goin' on ♪ newman: i was rocketed into the fifth dimension. i wasn't of this earth anymore. all of a sudden, richard jumped off the piano, lay on the floor as if he was dead. "is there a doctor in the house? is there a doctor in the house?" ♪ richard would wake up all of a sudden and play "good golly, miss molly." ♪ good golly, miss molly ♪ ♪ sure like to ball ♪ newman: nearly every night, it escalated into a full-blown riot in the theater. people have wrecked the seats. [ dog barking ] the police dogs are called. ♪ whoo, sure like to ball ♪ i remember coming off of that and thinking, "now, this is rock 'n' roll." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you were always so dedicated... ♪ we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got there, thanks to our advisor and vanguard. now i see

the bbc hired a producer called sydney newman, and his brief was contemporary drama straight after thea wednesday. and you had an hour and a quarter, hour and a half — unheard of now. and the ethos was to challenge the news. the news went before us. and we said, "we're going to be the real news. "we're going to say what's really happening." and we found that our... we needed to be on the streets, you know, we wanted to be out there really filming life and putting stories in amongst it. and there was no way the bbc would allow us to do it. so when...there was a gap in the schedules, i got hold of nell dunn's book up thejunction, which is like little vignettes of working class life in battersea. kids up to mischief, the energy and mischief of youth. and i said, "we can do this." the book is very cinematic as it is, very quickly put six or seven stories together, link the characters. we had a script in a few days. we got a 16mm camera, shot in four days. we shot half the film. came back into the studio, and instead of visual mixing, we knew there was a 16mm backup recording of what had go

it's and teams of emergency workers from western libya. newman was out of how i've instructed the ministry of health and all relevant agencies to quickly provide assistance relief. convoys will be dispatched to also these affected by this incident will respond with all available resources to the impact of storm daniel on eastern libya has been devastating. local officials, the many people remain missing with search and rescue operations currently under way. there are, here's the death toll will only rise and forecast. there's an issue, a red one, seen more stores are on their way, mount china, which is here on it, on the vaughn as the head of the international federation of red crossman red present societies in libya. he says that the situation has overwhelmed authorities are the how do you believe that the photos are most able to describe the hardwood situation in dolton? it's beyond the control and it's beyond that date. it is on the governor's restaurant. so i can't, the people are in the city to see those codes are on the assistance from holdings of national access because people are s

our latin america editor, lucy, a newman reports from savannah leaders and government representatives of the 134, developing countries that make up the largest and took up a mental alliance of the un, had a clear message for the world's wealthiest nations. regrettably, what we have seen was the advance of yours is a consolidation of power on well in the hands of an absolute few. and that concentration is continue, is likely to be continued as a result of the privatization of knowledge, research, science and technology. i've come today was a simple message, is that the oh is no and the future is always the grass you into the country general until you get there was issued a surprisingly strong criticism of his own organization, which he says has let the global south down many of today's easy solutions. but if equal united nations security calls you and the beth, and we'll just see portions reflect a bygone area. and i count on your group. we have long been champions of multilateralism to step up, to use our, our insights. the principal aim of the meeting is to address the global sales l

newman also shot down speculation that netflix could buy sports rights or other media assets and said see the return on billions of dollars of investment in live sports. also he said there are more likely to build than to buy. that's been their trend over time. >> julia, thank you. just quickly to you, mike, depends through what prism you want to look at this netflix thing from 700 to when it got destroyed and then had to rip back. now you have to assess it. >> you do. >> taking all of that into consideration. >> part of the rip back was the sell side getting very excited from having to grow an ad business that was incremental revenue starting at zero. the street loves to be able to do that, say this is a new organic growth source. part of their commentary today is also, look. average revenue per subscriber is a little muted because most of the growth is over seas. just a message of we are pretty fully penetrated here and we don't exactly have hypergrowth and we trade at 20 times enterprise value. we trade at adobe's multiple. not that much cheap thaern nvidia. pandemic times, so yeah

fred newman covers economies in asia extensively for the banking giant, hsbc, and he says that the impactus monetary policy on the rest of the world is not a primary concern for the fed. well, it's a little bit "our money, your problem", in the sense that the us economy is doing well and that, according to the chair of the federal reserve, powell, probably leads to higher interest rates for longer. now, the problem for asian central banks is that that leads to a stronger dollar and weaker local currencies and that's not always a welcome thing, because, of course, weaker local currencies increase imported inflation, leads to higher inflation and therefore, ties the hand of asian central bankers. they may want to be easing at some point in the next few quarters, because economic growth is slowing here, but they may not be able to and may have to defer those interest rate cuts because of higher us interest rates for longer. there is a wide gap in interest rates between the fed and, say, china and japan. how is that affecting monetary policy in these countries? well, in some sense, in mainlan

this happening while spence newman has been speaking at the bank of america media conference. he wrapped up his comments just a few minutes ago. he said the advertising business is still in the very early stages. he said that so far advertising is not material to the overall revenue of netflix, and this is something they're going to have to build over time. he said it's not easy to build an ad business from scratch. newman saying they're nowhere near peak margins and the positive impact from cracking down on password sharing will be felt through 2024. he said the spinoff accounts because of password sharing are skewing towards signups for the ad-free option that could be weighing on the stock as netflix is working to build out ad viewership so they can sell more inventory, also hard to see what the return on billions of dollars investment in live sports would be and a high bar not just for live sports rights but to acquire any distressed assets note that go netflix has been more of a builder than a buyer. as for commentary on the strike, nothing definitive, just saying everyon

joining us now, newburgher holly newman kroft. her team manages more than 3.5 billion by barrons, as one of the top financial advisers in the u.s. great to have you back. >> carl, thank you. >> the set-up so far, your thesis has kind of worked nicely. would you make adjustments to it if we do see growth really roll over? >> our thesis all year is that we've been cautiously watching the market. there's no doubt the market has had great run the first eight months of the year, even with some volatility in a down month in august, we're still up, the s&p 19%. global equities up 15%. but there are a lot of headwinds, as sarah and you were just mentioning, you know, inflation might be stickier than expected. we expect the fed is going to have to keep rates higher for longer. we heard susan collins this morning say that until there is a clear path to inflation coming down, that the fed will not revert and pivot. and that's what we think at mv private wealth. and all of that will lead to an economic slowdown that we think will eventually p

miss hill is telling judge newman on february 23rd i just saw this facebook post. impossible, impossible. and she told the juror sled went out and asked the ex-husband and he confirmed that. >> and we went down and interviewed the ex-husband and he allowed us, i would not know how to do it, but phil did, to download his entire facebook history. none is in there. so, we have done what we can do, we are not the police, you know, we have no way to compel anybody to talk to us or give us anything. we have asked nicely. i will say this. the two jurors that gave affidavits have an attorney, who was skulking around here a moment ago back there, if you want to know about those two jurors, may want a chat with him. >> what's the motivation do you think of the jurors talking? are they upset with the clerk? >> i think they were upset with the way things went and the clerk i think they may very well -- yes, they are upset with the clerk, upset with the way this played out. >> regretting their vote? >> can't comment on that. >> facebook post -- [indiscernible] original post, ha

john newman is deputy director of the ftc's bureau of competition.s so much for your time and for your insights this evening. hn: thank you, geoff. amna: cassidy hutchinson made history last summer delivering explosive testimony before the january 6 committee. as a top aide to president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, hutchinson had a front row seat to the final months of the trump white house. she details what it was like to break with trump-world in her new book, "enough". i sat down with her earlier today. thank you for joining us. your life changed dramatically over a year ago and it has been over a year, but just big picture, how are you doing today? cassidy: i'm doing pretty well today. i spent the last year, 15 months-ish pretty much very private so i sort of went kind of overnight from living privately with my dog, george, to being on national television, which was a little bit of an abrupt adjustment. but i feel good about it and i feel good about what we are doing and the larger conversation at hand here. amna: life in the white house

that couple newman tax to be the better part of the get done. they want to get rid of them and let corporations go back to shifting profits overseas. who is going to pay for that? now we know because the mega republicans have finally released to the budget i just referenced. the rough -- the answer is seniors and hard-working americans are going to pay for it. they don't talk about the budget. it is literally here. it is all in black-and-white. and just for your convenience, i thought my staff left a copy on your seats but i guess not. their budget gives $5.1 trillion in additional tax cuts skewed to the well the people and big corporations while cutting $700 billion in social security. 700 billing dollars from social security and a trillion dollars for medicare. medicare by one trillion. they want to raise the social security retirement age. imagine you work your life. original paycheck you have. you thought you'd be able to retire with a little bit of dignity. the mega republican congress also want to take medicare away from more than one mill

our latin america editor lucille newman was in santiago.the main ceremony has ended and it will continue later in the afternoon, we understand. but right now i am in front of the statue of the former president salvador allende, where there are a lot of people here laying flowers, roses by the statue, and also at the presidential palace directly behind me. the palace that was bombed exactly 50 years ago, on september 11 19 53. a lot of people here are family members of those who were tortured or executed or who disappeared in the hands of the military, so for them, this is a poignant and very sad moment, but also a moment to try to see if chile can eventually turn the page and find a way to resolve the decode disputes in the way that does not lead to political violence. that was the point of the ceremony that the president lead. he said something i found very important. he said, "no one can say that the coup was justified, that there was no alternative. there is always an alternative. the only way to resolve problems of democracy is with mor

survive and speech comes as republicans hold the 1st impeachment, hearing with us government facing a newman shot down in or something dangerous happens in america. there's an extreme is moving, does not share the basic belief in our democracy. the mag and move, there's a regenerative carried out fundamentally, all of the institutions american democracies. we know my friends are not hiding tax there, hopefully promoting in the presence of nicole in a kind of back cosigned a decree to dissolve the self to accept the public from johnny the 1st next yeah, media says more than half of the $120000.00 ethical medians there. a flood of to as a by john sees control the region last week. iraq's the prime minister is calling on the district to punish those responsible for fire with a wedding which kills 98 people. on tuesday, females had been held for the victims. the fire was being blamed on fireworks set off inside the wedding home. instead on at least 10 people have been killed in showing by the rapid support forces in the capital of call 211, the others were interested in the pyre. minutes shrieke

. >> this motion will have to be heard by the same trial judge who oversaw the case, judge newman areanning on asking for a new judge? >> well, i mean, first of all, the court of appeals has to rule it goes back secondly, i think judge newman realizes based on his filings, and he's a witness so we'll cross that bridge when we get to it but i think judge newman is going to carefully examine i have the greatest respect for him, and i think he will examine the pleadings and the issues and macon collude, as we have, that he's going to be a witness in this process. >> why would he be a witness >> well, there is at least two instance where -- one instance where clearly it was reported to him that the clerk had a conversation with a juror outside of the confines of the jury room. not under his direction. and he says, as we say in the filings, he found that unsettling the question is did he do -- did he follow it up with questions if not, why not? what happened there? and there is another instance involving information concerning some facebook posts that apparently were made up. and we need t

a latin america editor, lucy, a newman reports from savannah leaders and government representatives of the 134, developing countries that make up the largest integral mental alliance of the un had a clear message for the world's wealthiest nations. regrettably, what we have seen was the advance of yours is a consolidation of power on well in the hands of an absolute few. and that concentration is continue, is like it to be continued as a result of the privatization of knowledge, research, science, and technology. i've come today was a simple message, is that the oh is no and the future is always the grass you into the country general until you get there was issued a surprisingly strong criticism of his own organization, which he says has let the global south down many of today's easy solutions. but if equal united nations security calls you and the beth, and we'll just see portions reflect a bygone area. and i count on your group. we have long been champions of multilateralism to step up, to use our, our, and sites. the principal aim of the meeting is to address the global cells, lack

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so remember, and i ended last in america editor and do see a newman was at the ceremony in santiago, the main ceremony has it has ended and it will continue later on in the afternoon. we understand, but right now i am in front of ed, the statute of the former president started by the end there where there are a lot of people who are here the names of flowers, roses by different and by the servants statute and also with the presidential palace directly behind me, and that is the palace that was found exactly 50 years ago on the 11th of september of 1973. a lot of the people here are of a family members of those who were tortured, who executed all who disappeared in the hands of the military. so for them, this is a very, very poignant, very sad moment, but also a moment to try to see if truly can eventually turn the page to find ways to resolve political disputes in a way that does not lead to political violence. and that was the whole point of the ceremony. the president gabriella bought each lead and he said something that i found very important to you said with there is no, no one c

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it's and teams of emergency workers from western libya. newman was out of how i've instructed the ministry of health and all relevant agencies to quickly provide assistance relief. convoys will be dispatched to also these affected by this incident will respond with all available resources. see of the impact of storm daniel on eastern libya has been devastating. local officials, the many people remain missing with search and rescue operations currently under way. there are, here's the death toll will only rise and forecast. there's an issue, a red one, seen more stores are on their way, mount china, which is their, as it is all demonstrates as long as the ring outside of the supreme goals in west jerusalem has often appeal hearing your gains, cutting its traditional powers in july, the parliament customer leads to a little limiting nicole's ability to overrule government decisions. it 1st, extremely unreasonable demonstrations against the changes have been held since the beginning of the us and the cold, full page of 15 judges is expected to convene on tuesday pull. but as long for us setti

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to see a newman al jazeera, have that now to the celebration of columbia and pains and the scope to fernando protera has died age 91. well, the commercially successful, his work was often looked down on by the alt establishment to reason, but it looks back at his life and his work. he was columbia, as most nameless art, is said by many to be left in america's end. so to become familiar with those paintings and sculptures where we know and around the world, he style show subjects in exaggerated form displaying every day of life with connor and a unique irony voting to columbia in the city of managing 1932 for data was a youth study to become a bullfighter, but ultimately follow his passion for art. he was kicked out of secondary school for his drawings of naked people, but who persevered and as an adult, begin to develop a following would be to created a movement known as a very small that it was also committed to denouncing abuse in war. he painted about the conflict in columbia, but also the abuses committed by the united states in the i will read a prison during the war in iraq. it was tha

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let's say a newman reports from santiago. she lives next week visiting company and bought each joins peaceful demonstrators marching to some type of general symmetry to pay homage to fall in former presidents as of the day in which suddenly it turned ugly and peace of men and women in black. the faces covered, attacked the crowd, and tried to bunch the presidential palace. many were injured as right. these moved in on the eve of the 50, sent over 3 of chillies, 1973, military cool. thousands continued marching to the cemetery. many caring photos of victims of the former military dictatorship under general. i'm who still be no shame how the indians father was one to 10. this is the day membranes at day of human rights. they were, we remember what happened 50 years ago. but the march was interrupted repeatedly with care that is getting much, much stronger here. glass of water holes and motor time pop deals are being thrown back there but not at the police, but rather at some members of the socialist and communist parties. they'

i forget the guy's name at the end, he couldn't make the case against paul newman, and paul newman couldainst the wall in the absence of malice. they couldn't make the case, and they can't make the case now. i can make a case, though, for kevin mccarthy. that case is, kevin, you need to tell people to go to hell. if somebody ever said to me -- >> immediate total compliance or we will remove you. >> let me ask you, mika, what if somebody ever said to me in any situation, at the gates of hell if satan said to me, immediate total compliance or we will remove you, and i would say f-a and f-o, and it's not too early, because it's almost noon in london and we have a lot of people watching in noon, london. this means i am an old man and shouldn't talk this way, but i will just talk this way, willie. what kind of man would allow somebody to talk to him publicly and bow down to it? >> especially -- >> i don't teach -- forget about manhood, even though this is a question of manhood and masculinity, but my daughter would never -- never in a billion years. she's the toughest of the lot, and she woul

newman jr.id, do you remember me? he goes, yes, i do. >> reporter: she invited him to a gallon la she was hosting. >> i put on the invitation, william t. newman jr. and guest. >> reporter: bill told his mother about it. >> i said, well, i guess i'll take so and so, who i started to date. >> reporter: you were going to take someone else? >> well, yeah. and my mother said, oh, no, you go to that party alone. >> reporter: three years later, they married. a lavish wedding that was the social event of the season. >> and i said, i love this man so much, we are going to celebrate. we had 750 people at that wedding. it was -- i have to say it was the most beautiful wedding. >> it's a nursery! >> it is. >> reporter: these days, sheila johnson is looking forward, not back, and she has no intention of slowing down. >> i have come to reconcile the fact that we need to walk through fire in order to come out stronger at the other end. my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i workrk for the city of new yk as

must be announced peter newman, who is a climate change expert and professor of sustainability at the cutting university drawing just now from simple a piece of welcome to the show. so we've got this double why me going on here? and we will need you to on the one side will say this other phenomena in the, in the nation. dipole. tell us about more about that it and the combined effect of both yeah, they do both integrated into a series of grades. it does, aust, is really it's not a pleasant thought, but we're in for a black spring and summer right across the strider. it's not just the only no impact on the east where the grid for bush, far as it could last time. and this is now spreading across the straightly about also into asia. that's the thing about the indian auction dot probably will affect right through se tires and south asia. they will be lights on them soon and increased problems with hate and puts the potential fives as well. right. and the strange things that these, these natural phenomena work is, am i right in saying this will actually be beneficial for parts of africa be

but 1st all. latin america editor, lucy, a newman is an area of area in panama. i mean the that in gap and this is baffled to people, the 1st populated area where it has, it doesn't have running water, it doesn't have electricity. but at least that does have occasional wi fi and the migrants can stop for a while. there is an old post to help a health office very, very small. the places at full of mud people are coming here. they've been, they're desperate in fact because they were roberts, with the majority of the people in the to the you see here were rob, a few women were raped. things are getting more and more dangerous, more difficult here in this passage through that, that in gap on the attempted trip. cuz united states, but still the people just keep coming every day or between 3 and 5000. my goods passes through a small indigenous hamlets in the daddy and jungle. they're close to the end of a treacherous journey to the 130 kilometer long. that didn't get the same go. yeah, 5 long days indicates christopher they braced, scorching heat, much mosquitoes, pois

already happened psychologically, legally and politically, unfortunately, the dismantling of nürng, newman's, the west, together with this ukrainian regime, they push these pseudo-hague courts, some tribunals , well, that's enough... they say it all the time, it's widely circulated, and actually, what's the propaganda here, what's the truth here , well, first of all, you're going to bother me, you know, such an excessive sacralization of nuremberg, we forget that among the judges of nuremberg there were soviet ones, precisely those who represented the soviet side, one of them, this is the infamous prosecutor vyshinsky, the one who participated in these repressions of the 30s years, that is why it is unfortunately not necessary to talk about some basic reliability of this, these processes, that they considered these cases completely impartially , secondly, it is necessary to understand that even those results of the neuber process that exist, which were reached, on , this tribunal, absolutely by russia, before that soviet union it is used fragmentarily, never in the soviet union, never in the

a life in america editor, let's see a newman reports in the capital. santiago, she lives left when president kennedy and, but each had joined peaceful demonstrators marching to some type of general symmetry to pay homage to fall in former presidents as of the day in which suddenly it, or turned ugly and peace of men and women in black. the faces covered, attacked the crowd and tried to brush the presidential palace. many were injured as riot police moved in on the eve of the 50 sent over 3 of chillies, 1973, military, cool. thousands continued marching to the symmetry, many caring photos of victims of the former military dictatorship. under general, i'm who still be no shame. when powder lithium folder was one to 10. this is the day membranes at day of human rights. they were, we remember what happened 50 years ago, but the march was interrupted repeatedly. the care that is getting much, much stronger here. uh, glass bottles and lower tongue pop tails are being thrown back there but not at the police, but rather at some members of the socialist and communist parties have made up part of the

to see a newman al jazeera have that now still ahead on elijah 0. be your commission president of expected to visit the italian island of long producer after an unprecedented number of migrant survive this week. and also was on striking the us and demanding the pay buys that keeps pace with inflation the brought to you by visit capital. a while this is a bit strange for this time of the year. we're seeing a bond soon range pick up the cross central india havior one. so here's where the weather is right now. running into a good right state, you know, in parts and months of protest state, if we've seen about almost half a meter of rain within 24 hours of this disturbance will continue to drift further toward the west. eventually making its way into lower sim providence. that's not likely to happen until late to state until wednesday. so this is a forecast as we start to see that rain coming into the same problems. some forecast models are putting about a month to 2 months worth of karachi in a short period of time. the rains have turned lighter as we

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and i and a a latin america editor, lucy, a newman was at the ceremony in santiago. the main ceremony has, uh, it has ended and it will continue later on in the afternoon. we understand, but right now i am in front of ed, the statute of the former president side. by the way, there are a lot of people who are here, the name of flowers, roses by different and by the servants statute and also with the presidential palace directly behind me. and that is the palace that was found exactly 50 years ago on the 11th of september of 1973. a lot of the people here are of family members of those who were tortured, who executed all who disappeared in the hands of the military. so for them, this is a very, very poignant, very sad moment, but also a moment to try to see if truly can eventually turn the page to find ways to resolve political disputes in a way that does not lead to political violence. and that was the whole point of the ceremony. the president guardian, but each lead and he said something that i found very important, he said with there is no, no one can say that the