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and i would have taken a rick sanchez or i'm likely on you know, i was thinking about this rick, when you invited me on the program. i think about right now, i'm going through this. i have 2 daughters, right. and eventually one day i'm going to want them to get into college. i don't agent, my alma mater, which is rucker's university. my would love for the school to look at their grades 1st foremost and only right. look at their grades, look at their application. however, there is, of course, there's a part of me that says this is momma mater. i would love for my girls to go to the college and have the same experience that i have and again, money is that the root of all of this i'm donating to make the athletic program better. so i can have a sense of pride around my university so, so there are 2 students, and one of them is your daughter. and the other one is somebody else's daughter and they're equal and they get to give your daughter an advantage because her dad has been good enough to be an alumni and has given support to the school. i'm fine with that, but i don't want them to tak

rick: no.e day -- and i have asked some refining colleagues -- what do you think would cause demand destruction? in their mind -- alix: it is a product price? a product market that is supertight. rick: exactly. what it means for companies and producers like ourselves is just to stay disciplined. let's be thoughtful about things. alix: if you as an oil producer got everything you wanted out of energy policy, you had permission to drop what you needed and had a 10 year outlook, would you? could you? rick: we could, about in the right answer is we need good, supportive policy. we need a positive narrative. there has been too much of a negative narrative. it cast a blanket. alix: if that one away, you would not necessarily keep producing oil like crazy? rick: we would continue to be responsible, stay disciplined, responsible. i think for us as producers, the best thing we can do is make sure we get these barrels of gas into the market in the reliable way. alix: that leads me to cost. if you were ab

hi mike, how are you, rick? good to see you. as always, my friend, that's right, cable television, i need the exposure, right? i got, i got people, i got a message out here that i want people to, to listen to a, i should have mentioned, i should've made it. can we please listen? but that doesn't make any money. so can we please listen if you're appearing on i'm as nbc and cnn, and some of those other places, trust me. nobody's listening anyway, but at least that's the trend of late. let me ask you this question because this is a very interesting thing. the supreme court did when what, what is your take on this? there's this that this recent supreme court decision where they essentially said, look, the hell with a form of action. we don't need it anymore. what do you make of that? you know, we covered it on the show, as you know, my co host has worked in education for forever. i have such a mix feelings because on the one hand, i agree with the supreme court overarching decision. i agree that we should be basing this on your grad

i'm rick sanchez. and i'm going to be looking for you right here, where i hope to provide direct impact by going the membership of stainless things. let me go 1st. first i knew what a single image control is. very nice of you. i'm doing this for him. so if i'm for the 1st 12, i should quite a 2 families, some sort of them be clear on what are some of the sugars dealer presenting even to the 20th to pizza. i see you, i'm assuming what the pope, what you're holding on that i was searching for somebody meeting, possibly waiting 3 or 4 different here. it's a couple times. i've used the it was a new crazy yes. or took a lot less of the of my friends that day of i was broken. save anyone. i get nothing that i that was in 2013 which really it in my way and makes me told things to willy waiting for. i need to have the time happy that trying to find is really good to you can the sleep mom. i become my new friend, the one who has loved going to die or because he is always stay alive. thursday next to me. the if

so good on rick, but rick is yeah he's a force. he has done this just because cause i think his personality is so tenacious. he does not. he's really like the terminator. it's like the terminator was this short, cute, jewish guy. so. and yeah, rick has butted heads over the years with his colleagues you know, i get into that in the book. you know, people were like, you know, we need to put a leash. this guy, like his messaging is off point because he doesn't really he just says what he wants to. he says, no, you know, drugs should be legalized prohibition is b.s. he doesn't stay on point, which actually makes him a wonderful source for a journalist because i can ask him any question and he's going to tell me exactly what he thinks and, not conceal anything. so rick was just a wonderful source. i could, you know, email him any time of the night or day. he would give me people's personal email, which is another thing that don't normally do for journalists like it was really good. and, you know, i'm supposed to keep people at arm's le

[applause] >> thank you rick. thank you very much rick and-thank you madam mayor. honored to be here with you always. let me just say to rick, thank you for your leadership. the private sector and non profit sector and public sector who have been a real champion for san francisco. thank you rick. honor to be with you. karen flood, oh my gosh-- family. what a special day this is. imagine-you want me to hold it higher? imagine it has been this many years. this many years. the market street railway has been something that has been a model to the country. has been a symbol of san francisco's spirit of invasion right from the start, and i want to recognize mayor london breed for her tremendous tremendous leadership of our city. thank you very much madam mayor. honor to be with you. i know how important this occasion is to you, in terms of what it stands for historically, and what it means for the future. aaron peskin, thank you honor to be with you. bill ting, assemblyman with us here. we have representation of federal, state and local government. again, most importantl

instead, biden will meet with republican senator, rick scott.esponse comes days after president biden approved a major disaster declaration for florida and ordered a federal aid to supplement recovery efforts in seven florida counties. nbc's, juan venegas, joins us live from horseshoe beach, florida. guad, good morning. i can see the devastation behind you. first, what more can you tell us about the presidents visit today? and why is governor ron desantis not meeting with biden? >> katie, as you mentioned, president biden was asked if he would meet with the governor. he said yes, and yesterday rhonda santas had also made comments about a possible visit from the president indicating that the logistics required from a visit for the president would interfere with the recovery process. he did not have plans to meet with the president as you mentioned, indicating that it is about the impact that the presidents visit would have on this recovery process. they are talking about the fact that these hard-hit communities have a lot of debris. right now the

rick, i'm going to give you a call, okay, rick? we'll finish this out. >> sounds good. >> we'll put it online afterwards. >> thanks for the time. we'll get a closer look at the august numbers for the next fed's meeting. >>> our next guest predicts a recession on the horizon with rates staying high for the foreseeable future. it's great to have you, peter. do you think this is about supply in the short term? >> i'm going to add to that because i think a lot of it is. if the economy starts to slow, tax receipts start to slow. we're entering -- we have an 8.5% budget deficit with regard to gdp. at the depths of the '08 recession it got to 10%. you have this -- so, if you go into recession you'll see a double digit budget deficit. for 40 years budget deficits didn't matter. they kept rising. people in the mid-'80s were complaining about government spending and it doesn't matter. maybe this time it does matter because of the supply, of the potential reduction in tax receipts, you have qt not just in the u.s. but globally, boj move, fore

ricks, and mr. jorgensen, have your companies had similar experiences whether it's insulin or something else about bringing a pharmaceutical edit dramatically lower list price that has capacity to help people and be told that no, these would not be available on formularies. i'd like to go to mr. ricks first and then mr. jorgensen. i brought two boxes of the him along products. they are made in the same factory by the same hard-working people and after four years, the product now cost $25 and it's available on about one every three in america. it's clear that the lower price -- >> if it's a higher list price, the pbm's to make the decisions, they like the higher list price better than the lower list price? >> of the market share, poor performing. >> mr. jorgensen how about your company, do you have a similar experience? >> yes, we have a similar experience, and -- we have one third that -- >> you told why the lower list price offering is not being accepted on formularies by pbm? >> mr. jorgensen. >>

people are going crazy in chicago at the time and we realized we needed rick's help. so, rick, you talk a little about chicago at the time. what was it like in 1924 here? how crazy was it? >> it was pretty crazy. it was a, you know, the proverbial -- the whole image of chicago in the 20's has gotten sort of bizarrely altered by movies and tv. what struck me about it, mary was the nature of newspapering in the 20's. this is a vibrant newspaper town, but also, and i'm so pleased to be up here with three female journalists because at the time a female journalist was one of the great oddities of all time because they did not and never were at the time accorded the kind of stature. they would be sent out to write stories about, oh, i heard from a beauty shop that there's a new kind of hairdo. please go out and report that. and that's how -- intrigued so much about it. i knew the seed of the "chicago", the play. who was ms. watkins, the reporter at the time. she is and you'll got it from the book, one of the most intriguing figures in the history of chicago. this is a woman

let's head over to the bond market and rick santelli. rick. >> absolutely. i guess my comment is that was an interesting discussion, but as we say in chicago, the fed has to break a few eggs to make an interest rate omelet. i think we're going to continue to see a lot of areas in the economy that don't move exactly as the fed would like, but it doesn't matter. jay powell's focused and i don't think anything is going to change that in the here and now. but one thing that has changed is how the markets are acting. the markets were fighting the fed for a good chunk of the interest rate increase cycle. but in the last couple months, it all changed. now, as you look at a two-day of two-year, realize two-year is only up a couple basis points on the day, but nine basis points on the week. you can see there, the way we're coming back, but if you open the chart up to nearly two weeks and put twos and tens on one chard, by the way, tens are up seven on the week, so you can see there's a bit of a distinction there, but preholiday, premonday, rates seemed to be moving d

rachel: thank you, rick. i'm loving all this hot weather. rick: i agree. arizona, we get it. [laughter] we're going to turn now to a couple more headlines. police in pennsylvania still searching for a convicted killer who escaped from prison thursday just days after being sentenced to life in prison. the escapee is an illegal immigrant found guilty of killing his ex-girlfriend in 20221. he is also wanted on murder charges in his home country can of brazil. no word with yet on how he escaped. a $10,000 reward is out for information leading to his arrest. let's hope they find him. >>> now to a fox wildfire alert. thousands in south texas are are being urged to flee there from their homes as a massive blaze burns through walker county just north of he'sen. so far the fire -- of houston. so far the fire has charred more than 1200 acres. it's only 120% contained -- 10% contained. no word on what sparked that fire. >>> some restaurants across the country are taking wellness and kitchen appreciates fees onto your check adding between 5-20% to your bill, and that'

rick, i thank you. been looking forward to having our conversation as i learn something from you every day, i get a chance to speak with you. just thinking, rick, your observations, your thoughts at what we're seeing today? >> well, it's a joyous occasion, jose, and this administration, the biden administration like the obama administration, like traditional administrations, places a huge premium on getting americans who are unfairly and illegally held back home, and so what is the price for getting an american back home? there is no price for it. the biden administration is willing to go to the ends of the earth to get these men home, and so know there's criticism in anticipating it, but my understanding from reading these reports is that this was south korean money that was being paid to the iranians for iranian oil that was held in escrow because of the u.s. boycott of iranian oil, so this wasn't american money at all, but i would say there is no price that's too high to pay for the release of americ

and rick reichmuth is here to give us details. rick, they went right over your intro. the man himself, i was waiting for that. rick reichmuth is here to give you details. rick: fox weather is amazing, you really should stream it on your connected quite. download it, stream it wherever you want -- david: but we don't want to skip rick reichmuth. rick: i'm going over will the right now, david. amazing, all time live weather going on on fox weather. right now we're talking about lee, had really strengthened so quick hi into a category five storm and it's been weakening again on satellite imagery, got some sheer that's broken it apart a little bit. hurricane force winds 40 miles from the center -- the about 30 miles from the center, is all. not a huge tomorrow at this point. it's causing some really big waves across parts of the lesser an lille tease, eventually across parts of puerto rico. be with careful if you're on any of those beaches, and u.s. beaches starting tomorrow. so watch what happens here, the water temperatures in the short term, next five days or so, really

i'm rick sanchez book. it's not a huge, but we're starting to see some push back at present a button even from his own party on this issue. here is congress of and barbara lee coming down hard on biding, and the use of cluster bombs, cost the balance should never be used. that's crossing the line. once you see what takes place, we know what takes place in terms of cluster bombs are being very dangerous to civilians. they don't always immediately explode. children can step on them. that's, that's a line. we should not cross. i am here now is what's even more interesting democrats and republicans who normally agree on absolutely nothing these days in the united states. they can't agree on what they have for lunch. are finding some agreement on this topic. here's republican now congressman mac games saying that he will join the democrats on, on the issue of cluster box. i'm going to be the republican co sponsor of the jacob's amendment before the house rules committee. we have an opportunity with by partisansh

i'd love for you to reach out to me on twitter or my handle is rick sanchez, tv. rick sanchez, tv. and i'll be looking for you right there and we can have a conversation. when we come back though, there is a strange partnership developing in congress and we're going to tell you a little bit salazar sphere right there. the, the russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send send up the in the system must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t spoke neck team and our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say a request which is the on the ad? welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. look, it's not a huge, but we're starting to see some push back. i present a button even from his own party on this issue. here is congress of and barbara lee coming down hard on biden, and the use of cluster bombs. cluster balance should never be used. that's crossing the line. once you see what ta

my handle is rick sanchez, tv rick sanchez, tv. and i'll be looking for you right there and we can have a conversation. when we come back though, there is a strange partnership developing in congress and we're going to tell you a little bit. salazar is here right there, the to take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscope. it gives him just a shepherd, reality distortion by tell us to division with no real live indians. fixtures. design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills and is it just as a chosen for you? correct j. the images presented is 1st. can you see through there illusion going underground? can the the ad welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. look, it's not a huge but we're starting to see some push back. i present a button even from his own party on this issue. here is congress of and barbara lee coming down hard on biden, and the use of cluster bombs, cluster balance should never be used. that's crossing the line. once you see what takes place, we know what takes place in terms of cluster bombs, being very dan

i'd love for you to reach out to me on twitter or my handle is rick sanchez, tv. rick sanchez, tv. and i'll be looking for you right there and we can have a conversation. when we come back though, there is a strange partnership developing in congress and we're going to tell you who the bed fellows are here right there, the, the, the, the ad. welcome back. i'm rick sanchez book. it's not a huge, but we're starting. ready see some push back. i present a button even from his own party on this issue. here is congress of and barbara lee coming down hard on biden. and the use of cluster bombs, cost of bonds should never be used. that's crossing the line. once you see what takes place, we know what takes place in terms of cluster bombs, being very dangerous to civilians. they don't always immediately explode. children can step on them. that's, that's a line. we should not cross. i am here now is what's even more interesting democrats and republicans who normally agree on absolutely nothing these days in the united states. they can't agree on what they have for lunch or finding some agreem

a rick, thanks for having me. it's always a modern, a pleasure to be on the show. what are the things that i find interesting about our president's comment about, respectfully president biden's comment is that there seems to be a suggestion that the situation in ukraine is already so terrible. and both sides apparently have been using mass of weaponry against each other. but what difference would it make if we were to add some more weapons and throw them into the mix as well? it seems to be what he's saying. i've never quite heard of president or a world leaders say something like that. i'm not sure i'm comfortable with that. are you? well, i think it's a clear sign of desperation. more than anything else. all military experts, you name them agree that this has become a war of attrition, not just between russia and the us back to give poetry jamie ukraine, but between russia and nato. the fact that a war of attrition fought largely through artillery. right. western papers have reported that a time 70 to 90 percent of ukrainian military casualties have been a result

i'd love for you to reach out to me on twitter or my handle is rick sanchez, tv. rick sanchez, tv. and i'll be looking for you right there and we can have a conversation. when we come back though, there is a strange partnership developing in congress and we're going to tell you a little bit. salazar is here right there. the the without china without the shop. i think the jew 20 becomes up. i'm to talk visit, i'm very kind of to tell you. so why do you the 2 presents were missing one because you know, they were not happy with the different dates for i absolved the news, reports and media in 2 countries that very important walks presidency has made some very important for the decisions. sam and josh operation 14 had been oh it is new. must have gone for the whole far as the the and welcome back. i'm rick sanchez book. it's not huge, but we're starting to see some push back. i present a button even from his own party on this issue. here is congress of and barbara lee coming down hard on biden, and the use of cluster bombs, cost the balance should never be used. that's crossing the lin

rick: all right.asked me, hey, should i go to the yankees game today or -- pete: well, i bought tickets yesterday. rick: it is going to be a complete washout. but he's like, oh, i didn't know there was a storm. i'm trying to get to a point here, that a lot of people didn't know there was a storm. there's a 70 mile-an-hour tropical storm the, snuck up on us. this time of year, you start to get potentially tropical systems that develop closer to land instead of way out to sea, and this is one of those. formed off the coast of the carolinas and florida with maybe 24-36 hours' notice and now a 70 mile-an-hour tropical storm came on land about an hour and a half ago, almost two ours -- hours ago right here in emerald isle. that's the area that's taking the pummeling of the storm surge. a lot of water being pushed in towards the norfolk area, causing flooding concerns right here, and that is a tornado warning. we'll see some tornadoes throughout the day today. you get that often with landfalling tropical sy

rick's people, rick's estate. >> jimmy: gotcha, okay.e in rick's house for two weeks, which seems like too long. [ laughter ] >> no, it was the -- maybe the most fun i ever had. >> jimmy: for real? >> supposed to go there for one weekend, and we got snowed in in buffalo. sometimes five feet of snow. was stuck in rick james' house for two weeks. and it was one of my fondest memories. >> jimmy: are you sure it was snow outside rick's house? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> rick never did that around me because i wasn't into it. you know. >> jimmy: he had the respect for you? >> well, people that do that don't do it around people that don't do it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's not like weed. people that do that all go off into a room, they all do that. >> jimmy: yeah, you open a bathroom stall, there's two guys in there. >> you don't do it, you don't go in there. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're going to see a clip from eddie's very funny new movie. it's called "you people." eddie murphy is here with us. [ cheering and

it's called the rick sanchez podcast. i invite you to check it out. so when we come back, we'll a i and it's technology. take your job. think about that, why would people play in the workforce with the everywhere seems to be coming to that. now we're going to talk about that. so speaker right there, don't go away. the, the, the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this? but can you see through their illusions, going underground can the, the sunday was pick it up, but when they put in your edition, you are less constructive. should i publish them onto the solution the ethics, the on zillow, both are my non payment of soap. it's showing the bill of the vehicle before they almost have to do one in school. so let me just let us go with you because always smoking and stuff. so go to the present time . those core are s

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thank you, rick.ptember 11th terror attack, a pastor joins us with his message of faith and healing through tragedy. ♪ ♪ rachel: tomorrow marks the 22 end an versely of theth attacks, ask is as we honor and remember all of those who we lost that day, one pastor is sharing his message of faith. pete: he says, quote, a relationship with god brings healing, restoration and an indestruct bl hope that is greater than our grief. will:s pastor jesse bradley, great to have you morning. tell us about this message, tell us about or your efforts to bring with god as part of the remembrance of 9/11. >> that's right. thank you for covering this important topic. and is we remember those who inspire us. id had a teammate who died on that tragic day, and we've dedicated the men's locker room to him. his name is dom. read that last conversation, todd beemer, he's praying the lord's prayer and quoting psalm 23, i will fear no evil for thou all right with me, and he said, let's roll. and the first responders, they didn'

thank you, rick. you want to be an outstanding portfolio manager? a lot of hard work. i will say it's been it's been an incredible period rates. exactly so since the last time you've come on the show, things have proceeded pretty much in the direction you said they would. but update us. what's your view on the economy? can we did we dodge recession? so that's far. i mean, i listen. i think the economy u. s economy is the most resilient, adaptive , reflexive economy in the world. it's incredible how it adjusts its. it's a service oriented economy is different than 2030 years ago, and i think the economy is doing better than people anticipated . the one thing i will say today, though, maybe slowing a bit, but i think people have have underestimated how strong this economy can be. you call it the polyurethane economy, and you've also noted that the absolute numbers of jobs created are phenomenal going a little bit. so i call it polyurethane, because think about how polyurethane bends and adjusts and in his reflexive and you know you, you take some shot

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rick: loser looks suspect when they put out a number they tell these numbers they have to go back andre down as you know, there's two different surveys nestled survey, you know is with a talk to real households, log as we lost 80000 full-time jobs 32000 part-time jobs to actually lost jobs and the establishment survey others the household survey household survey is been dramatically different, they seven placement survey advising in trouble last month room i say, as a people are saying, but well their wages are not even close what is happening with inflation, boss for a family in florida, but it is elected as of month just impossible of the grocery bills are continuing to go to guess was her continuing to go off and rent is continuing to oven housing continuing to go up borrowing money, they just expenses skyrocketed from the highest credit card interest rates i think are ever in carl and coming to highs in 23 years, i think of you getting home on, now is seven and a half percent and so edify was biden i would p using it don't think it is good for him. liz: it was like their style the

>> stop it. >> we have rick in chicago. rick, good evening. >> good evening, tyler. >> i have a feeling after the conversation we've just had here, i don't even have to ask you a question. you'll just go. take it away. what do you think? >> absolutely. and i'm sure we're going to run the charts, but you know, whether you look at intraday chart, how we closed towards the highs, you run a two-day chart, we stacked. five-year, seven-year, ten-year, they all stacked. today's lows of the range are on top of yesterday's highs of the range. these are momentum indices. if you look at the fall ten-year, once we took out those fall highs, the biggest retracement we had was from 4.34 to 4.11. which means the next stop is in the 4.60s. if i look at my macro monthly charts, the next big one is in the 6.60s. i'm not saying that we go there. a lot depends on the speed of the current move, because it's guns hot and where the corrections come in before we make the next big prediction, but i think 4.60s are in the cards. i think what's broke

and rick - earlier programme. on 5 live breakfast. and rick was - earlier programme. saying, what about the supply— professor, saying, what about the supply chain for the lithium, where do we _ supply chain for the lithium, where do we get — supply chain for the lithium, where do we get it from...? and his professor— do we get it from...? and his professor accused him of being a climate _ professor accused him of being a climate change denier. it's as if people — climate change denier. it's as if people put forward their proposals, like keir— people put forward their proposals, like keir hasjust done, anybody who disagrees— like keir hasjust done, anybody who disagrees with him, they say he is being _ disagrees with him, they say he is being political, people are accused of being _ being political, people are accused of being a — being political, people are accused of being a zealot, people are accused _ of being a zealot, people are accused of all kinds of things. in fact people i think are just trying to sort— fact people i think are just trying to sort out— fact pe

that's rick sanchez, tv, and i'll look. busy to hearing what you have to say in particular about this story . but when we come back, so on the question of who had slaves prior to the civil war? who do you think that more republicans or democrats and want to take you through the the, on the 1941 with the nazis health relation, ultra nationalist, the eustace has claimed the independent state of croatia. shortly off, the seizing power. they build the scene of us concentration camp a place associated with the was the trustees committed in yugoslavia during we'll go to the stash is use the cam system to isolate and exterminate subs, roma, jews, and other non catholic minorities and political opponents of the fascist regime. conditions in the scene of us campbell who renders the gods tortured to arise and the prisoners they send in the constitution camps. so most of them died. it was incredible genocide, the quarterback. i want to mention something else that reuters also did when it broke down this study. they also looked at part

hello rick. good, listen, i, i just, uh, i read your, uh, your editorial that you posted in the washington post. fascinating. you basically say the headline is, mexico is tired of us guns. bloodying the streets, but you're taking a step further. you are suing the u. s. gun manufacturers explain. it was what you hoped to do with this. so the reality is that, i mean, everybody thinks of mexico is very violent and he's very dangerous. but the fact is that, where i've seen the united states, there's tens of thousands of places to buy weapons in mix. there's only one store managed by the, by the army and it's very difficult to get out like i carry permission and to own a gun. and once you've been wired guns everywhere, right. right. and they come in around. i think it's on average 70 percent of the weapons are traced back to the united states set up or sent them this information from the us government. so what is that we want to do is as to whether we don't like what people embodied efforts with unite

, rick, you're wrong. fed does have a crystal ball. the question is how well it works, and it's not been working all that well. the other problem is how well they read the signals they get. i have scary seen the time where i feel like the fed is sort of confused about the outlook as they have ever been here. that's why they're in this hard core patience mode, where they will let the data play out. they are thankful that they have convinced the market that they are not going in september and they don't have to until november. because i think if they have to decide now, they wouldn't know which way to go. >> you sure put a good face on it, that's for sure. >> julia, what would be the most important in kind of your crystal ball right now, the long leading indicators, which have been warning us for months that a bigger storm is brewing, what do you think? >> well, so the rule of thumb when i was a forecaster at the federal reserve was that employment data is best measured in realtime versus gdp or surveys. of

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it's called the rick sanchez podcast. i invite you to check it out. so when we come back, we'll a i and it's technology. take your job. think about that when people play in the workforce with the everywhere seems to be coming to that. now we're going to talk about that. so speaker right there, don't go away. the the on the on the page. so glad they should cooperate. guess what is the best thing, move on to the idea about them. this is and the purpose of it fits and as it doesn't have to be complicated advocate community please. what are 2 schools accomplishment for staff? what are some excitement? i certainly must give me a port for new car to today. the standard isn't most interested in life. it's called wheeler gardner. so kind of skip politics due to what you just said, you suggest. so i'm using menu to remind you that if you don't compete, come to the antique over to somebody and you come to the routine that they've come to a computer. definitely not. does all like supposed to be set up. thank you. so i'll fix it to only out of the media with us.