i'm so sorry. >> stan lee. >> stan lee. okay. >> easy name. >> i want to say thank you for your efforts and the service and you guys self-less act to go out there and hopefully you didn't have to do it on your own vacation time, right? >> [indiscernible] >> jesus christ. you guys are good people. now, when you guys got there, was some of the fire still active? >> yes. actually it was only i think 80 percent contained, but the 5th day the wind was kicking in and the fire actually started to cross the road where we were staying so wasn't too hard to respond to that. >> yeah. i just want to say again, thank you for your efforts and making san francisco look great and you guys continue the great work. thank you and thanks for coming tonight. >> thank you vice president morgan. >> thank you very much. commissioner fraser. >> thank you so much president lee. wonderful report. first of all, all the community events that you and your team and group attended in san francisco and all the wonderful work you've done to promote the fire

all generations of the village of stan always took care of the temple.mple was not saved from looting. many ancient icons were stolen then. and in the temple there was something for hunters of ancient icons to profit from. well, they profited. in the temple there arises such a rare, in modern times, feeling of authenticity and pristineness. after all, today we get, for the most part, something restored or recreated, but here there is no redistribution, no... work. crossing the dented wooden threshold, opening the old door to the temple, looking at the icons, faces, which local painters copied from their village ones, as if you were breathing the air of the 16th century. the church of the intercession of the holy mother of god is called the holiest place on the likhoslav land. by the way, a traditional wooden korelian house is also different from the design of a russian hut. this is a five-note. the house always has high windows and boulders instead of a porch. and the house has no foundation, it stands on rocks, yes, that’s how they built it in the north

stan in new hampshire. we are taking your reactions to this story on capitol hill. the speaker election. what do you think? stan, you with us? ok, we'll go on to patricia waiting in georgia, democratic caller. caller: yes. host: hi. caller: hi. how are you doing? host: fine. what do you think about all this? caller: i think -- i would like to say i don't know why they picked him. he's one of the most divisive congressmen. he's never voted for anything. passed anything in 16 years. so why pick him? host: patricia talking about jim jordan. reminder to all of you waiting. mute your television. talk and listen through your phone. tony, new jersey, republican. caller: hi. my attitude is i'm very excited. i think our constitution is set up for these kind of things to be democratically. i think all these voices are coming together. through the years our history has shown that people do this. it doesn't always happen immediately. as a person of faith i'm trusting in them. they all are brilliant. they all have so many good ideas. and i believe they'll pull this off. soon. an

debt should be raised figure out what stan is talking about.y, a person i have tremendous respect for at the time he is saying the treasury should have been with more long-term debt, and the fed was trying to lower interest rates at that time, and what we are talking about is a specific policy of the treasury to work against the fed. there's a lot of papers that have been written, there's a great piece in the touchins library that talks about whether the treasury and the fed ought to work more in concert. we need to be careful about asking the government to act more like a hedge fund >> they have been working in concert, and that's the problem. way too much the fed and congress we will talk more about this stan will be -- we will have him on as long as it takes to hear exactly what his opinion is. >> just ask him where they should have put it, how much it should have been joe, if all of that long-term paper was out there, what would be the losses on the banks right now in the period of higher interest rates >> all good questions. in fact, we ca

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and the united nations children's fond has long stan, emergency as known, launched an appeal for emergency i following a series of earthquakes in afghanistan on the items. he says, nearly all those killed were women and children, at least 1000 people have died. we've tens of thousands now and needing urgent assistance. he's remind to know about top story us secretary of state and to me, blinked and has told israel as prime minister that to you with dan, from atheist route in the wake of the how much terror attacks lincoln made we families of victims and can meet to more military and financial support take us to dw news. do remember you can get your news any time at dw dot com and on social media 2 at dw. thank you so much. the usb about the bb. uh there goes to the medium legal go. i've got that done by get other stuff into that and i'll give you the order was, are you able to order it up, joe, media dog guarantee. more people than the eval on the world wide in search of a did you have you ever use them in and they can t method the audio get find out about on the story inform icons the.

funding for the thought if i'm like nation has been drying up very few are receiving any sort of pin stan diche until to journalist audio dot tv. again. he's an editor at the new to mandatory in an independent non profit use agency. you've just returned from hair out. this has been one series of quakes off to the next this month. how us of alive is causing um, you know, it's affected the whole province. obviously in the villages, people are starting to try to figure out they lost everything. right. like their houses are all rubble. you would see them with maybe like random carpets or cushions and blankets. and stuff that they were able to pull out or that they were given. and that would really be all, it would be everything else would just be rubble and rocks and dirt and sand just and these fields you know, um, so for the survivors in the areas where their homes are destroyed, its very difficult the stomach amber at the government recently announced that they are building something like 2000 homes in those areas, but a lot more were destroyed and that's going to take a while for those to

i have not given up hope of bringing these folks home but the idea that i'm going to stan here beforeou and tell you what i'm doing is bazaar, so i hope you understand how bizarre it would be to try to answer that question. >> while biden's work in the background come officials are trying to coordinate with egypt and other countries to provide safe passage for americans but before they are able to make their way out of gaza, they nee to set free from their captors. how to they do that? how can the president or specia operators pull it off for the israelis pull it off or special forces go in their guns a blazing. will this be an all-out assault or more delicate operation or through talks. here to explain that is author of remember the ram rods as wel as house to house here david, when you talk about urban -- urban warfare, somehow somewhere , possibly there, how does that complicate any maneuvers. >> this is a meatgrinder. analyst came before i did and you listen to what they are talking about. lebanon, as gaza stands right now, were talking about a piece of property 20 miles wide and

and we've got to make sure that we stan we stan d up for te who sent us here to push back on the democratic agenda. so i'm focused likmocratice a lr on that. i'm not leaving town right now. i'm here. i think eed to do our job.ul we shouldn't adjourn. we should stay here and do what the american people sen t us here to do. >> and we're not going to be distracted from that, in my opinion. t i, steve scalise, is making calls tonight. are there any names that comd sm to mind that you like for speaker? >>inyou like f i'm going to plae yet. i want to have some private conversations. i've talked to steve and look,s mainly i want him to he's battling cancer. i had a blood cancer. d i want to make surehealth he's healthy and good for him. and his wife, jennifery r hi, will rally around someone. i assure you, this republican conferenclly aroue ne to come together and rally around and look how this kind of thing happensd. k on. i don't enjoy july or in the end, this could be fine. i'm not i'm not doom and gloom here. however, the american people's patience is going to run out quicut quickk. so i don't

from this near stan, only crowd. there's a lot of interest in your books, dirty tricks department john vile and flirting with danger, janet wallach. thanks for your time. [applause] >> up next more conversations of the 2023 library of congress national book festival. >> host: we want to introduce you to author r. k. russell. here's his book, it's called "the yards between us: a memoir of life, love, and football." mr. russell, when and where did you play professional football? >> guest: roi was drafted in 2015 to the dallas cowboys. i was there for a season and a half and went to the tampa bay buccaneers where i started seven games. >> host: did you enjoy being a a professional football player? >> guest: very much. playing football is myou dream growing up. it wasll a dream that for a long time felt like it would stay that. and to actualize to overcome the odds that i faced as a black man from single-parent home in america and actually achieverc that dream was a monumental location. >> host: what you play college bal

is supportive palestinians take place around the world, including around 11 on the pets and talk to stan and posit, find itself as somebody calls to protest against use of the bombing of gas that the as valid as escalating gas after you enter twice as impossible lease rules for the for more than the median. northern gather residential fee from the owners of the south within 24 hours. meanwhile, these will slam see you and responds as a disgrace. that's as is rarely trips a mass on the floor that was gathered in preparation for a possible.

police used water cannons to disperse protesters, who tried to enter the israeli consulate in a stan bowl. thousands gathered outside the >> and it's not clear the air patience will take the assessment of israel and the united states. last night into today, there were massive protests across the middle east and north africa, in egypt, yemen and tunisia and iraq. in iran, there were chants of death to france, england, america and the sinus. in the west bank, two teenage palestinian protesters were killed by israeli defense forces, the idf. thousands of protesters clashed with security forces in turkey, prompting israel's national security council to urge israeli citizens there to leave as soon as possible. police used water cannons to disperse protesters, who tried to enter the israeli consulate in a stan bowl. thousands gathered outside the u.s. and israeli embassies in amman, jordan yesterday, and scores attempted to storm the israeli embassy there as well. in lebanon, the u.s. state department issued its highest level of travel advisory, a level four do not travel warning. part of

very clearly that it is the us that has vitled uh the draft resolutions of the security council on. stan carried out by the hamas resistance group against israel on october seventh. described it as a manifestation of the resistance fronts intelligence and foresight. the iron dinister likened the operation to irreparable earthquake that hit israel's security. iran has warned a prompt and decisive response to any threat or aggression. iran's ambassador to the united nations said that iran is iran's inherent right under international law and the un charter. amir saied iravani made comments a un security council meeting on syria. he said the illegal presence of us forces in syria is source of insecurity in the country and has bolted. terrorist organizations both inside arab state and across the region. araravani also strongly condemned the continuous israely attacks on syrian territory. he said the rais mostly target civilians and vital infrastructure and are serious threat to peace and security in the region. people from all walks of life continue propalestine demonstrations across the glob

sabzuval, although we believe that in the northeast of the country, god willing, the air composition of stan shaghi will be close to its standard, but in other areas of isfahan, in yazd province, in places like itself , yazeb and anar kammakan will be similar. until tomorrow , we are facing relatively bad air quality most of the provinces, but it happened that the most cold . the people of north khorasan were golestan and ardabil. at times, the temperature dropped to 15 degrees in some of these provinces . we are predicting rain tonight in gilan, mazandaran , golestan, semnan, north khorasan, razavi , tehran, alborz and ghazvin. they will continue with intensity and weakness, and then the clouds will become cloudy and the rains will stop, but remember tomorrow, friday, with the passing of a weak wave in a scattered form, we should expect rainfall in parts of the central province in qom , hamadan, alborz, qazvin, tehran, even west of semnan. saturday morning is one of the coolest, or better to say , the coldest mornings of ours, as well as tomorrow the speed of the load in the east of the cou

in other games, villa stan 3 against luton. brighton's win over fulham ended in a 1-1 draw and west ham lost 1-0 to everton. in the 10th week of the italian series, inter defeated rome with a single goal and climbed to the top of the table with 25 points did sardar azmoun entered the game in the 89th minute for rome . in another important game. last night , the match between napoli and milan ended with a 2-2 draw, with this result, milan was in third place with 21 points and napoli in fourth place with 17 points. cagliari beat frazino 43 and the match between mantsa and udinese ended in a draw. tonight, empoli and atalanta and lazio and fiorentina will travel together. in the 11th week of laliga spain, atletico madrid. 2. alaves won and remained in the fourth place with 22 points and fewer goals. betis won by 2.1 against asasuna and reached ninth place with 14 points. rayo meeting vaikano tied with susi and bilebba tied with valencia. in the ninth week of the german bundesliga , bayer leverkusen. he passed 100 freibor and was a

>> you know, obviously great suspect respect for stan i can only come back and tell you what treasury policy has been, having covered it for, i don't know, five or six administrations now. and the mantra they tell you, they want to be reliable and predictable. and if they come in and game the market and start issuing longer term debt, because longer term rates are low, the market tends to think that all of a sudden the treasury's going to time it and playing games with it. so, what you -- what you see, guy, is that the treasury tries to issue the same percentage about more or less of each tenor pretty equally now, sometimes it will raise a little bit, the average duration, or lower it a little bit, but that's within a very small margin stan is, of course, mathematically and financially right, at least over a short-term period, but those who agree with treasury policy say over the long-term, you maintain the trust of the market by by reliable and predictable >> steve, before we let you go, big fed meeting this week, i think we all think we know what is going to happen anything that's c

now there are millions and millions of devout christians. stan with those. so i want to search you on behalf of all the people of israel, and i want to thank the thousands of you who come to washington from across america to stand with israel. you may not care about is, will tell us then, but you shouldn't care if it's being used as opposed to legislate in your states and at the federal level against free speech. how many words would i have to change in this legislation? to use it to condition contract and thereby flushed free speech. of anyone who say sports black was or is involved in protesting for environmental reasons. and it's like 10 words. it's a template why people are not more worried about it, is just the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the saves them even been coming to add any international anti corruption excellence award, nominates your hero. now. unfortunately, the question is war with wanda, imminent rigorous debate or dying because of black lives don't really matter in the police. join me markham on hill upfront without 0 talk to more than a decad

a star cast of bad money, consisting of a set by rogin, paul dan, sebastin stan and the ease of storytellingwith a total box office of 50 million rubles. it was a film industry program. there are a lot of new releases, but it’s better to get acquainted with the most interesting ones at the cinema, we’ll see you there. our program will be on air in a week. beautiful decorated platforms, half-naked women in feathers walk along the sambodrome, a russian won’t behave like that, a brazilian doesn’t yet know how show the world our culture, my acquaintance with brazil, this is naturally the series slave zasaura. zaura was my first television role and i became very famous not only in brazil but in the world. this is favella, i grew up in a favela, it is an integral part of my life. i agree with those who say that brazil is green russia, and russia is northern brazil. i’ve been working towards this all my life, we expect to do it in 10 days, that would be a record, cut to the brink of possibility, we’re all with him, because he’s the only one, at the maximum height, higher, not get up, you'll just fa

the serbs showed character, stan jenic found his bearings after the rebound and reduced the gap.d. the ball bounced around the penalty area for a long time until it hit olm. 3:1, representatives of the bundes. leagues win their second victory. krasnodar is now leading in our championship. this weekend , bkk will have to pass a difficult exam in moscow against cska. and this game will have the status of a match of the round. in the standings the team is already separated by quite a lot - 10 points. surprisingly, such a difference was achieved due to the much stronger play of the southerners in defense. the bulls conceded 10 fewer goals than the army team. the team is on the attack. equally effective, but not so perfect. in the last two games, baltika and rostov twice upset matvey safonov, whose duel with igor akinfeev will certainly be a real highlight of the match. i’ll add that i haven’t won at cska in october yet. well, in the upcoming meeting, muscovites are favorites, odds for your screens. the first l-classic this season automatically becomes the main event of the week in eu

lots of private and lots of r o. stan i'm from now. comes on march for was almost the plane. yeah. you've come dollars, a lot of the for the most of the, for us in the last most of the close i sent last opinion was sort of how many you train in the military forces died in this counter attack the counter offensive the sample in a sort of a was the same. the gifts supposed to be most lovely though when you look for it, it's just the most appreciative school go long, most courted k. a pull no more muscle. no, probably any of them will like to stay on the phone with you next to the to, to find place on stay all was the hospital the most of us have done this thing is not the one of the key and on that, but the most recent fold up was the slide to format on silver punch. so so did you receive nato training for or training from any western country almost across here? i think it was a question was booked up and then what do you to bring it on for 2 or 2 years? and, and did you ever ever object to your commanders to some of the scholars wirelessly or any of the why? so this one will come on

now lots of private and lots of o, stan i'm from now. comes on march was almost been a huge gonzalez, a lot of the for the most of the, for us. and it was a close, i suppose, to bring it was sort of how many you train in the military forces died in this counter attack the counter offensive the sample in a sort of judge shifting gifts. so she must tell me the courage as the most appreciative at high school go long. most quoted k, a form of my son will probably need. i'm willing to stay on the phone with you next would be to to push on stay all was the hospital most of us have done this thing is not the one of the key and on that, but the most use it sold up was it's, i was lied to latham silver punch. so, so did you receive nato training for or training from any western country almost across here? i think it was a question. let's go to what do you to the renaissance for joe to is the docket. did you ever ever object to your commanders, to download this color wirelessly or any of the why? so this one will come on the one, you know, system shots, the lum. i are those we have the couple o

who -- seth rogen -- >> sebastian stan. >> seth: sebastian stan. >> america ferrera >> seth: it's a greatand do press, which means that as writers and producers, you had to do a great deal of press for this movie has that been a strange experience >> yes [ laughter ] >> yeah. we're like not supposed to be brought into direct sunlight we're supposed to be kept in like a closet. [ laughter ] >> yeah, writers are behind their laptops hunched over here we are on national television you know, we're at the toronto film festival. we pulled out to the red carpet in our car i could hear the crowd going crazy. they're like, "yes, it's seth rogen!" doors open and the crowd was like, "oh. they got us. [ laughter ] >> seth: you did take a lovely photo on the red carpet. like, don't sell yourselves short. >> we're trying so hard. [ cheers and applause those bags -- our friend who designs edie parker made those for us and they say "dumb" on one side, "money" on the other and we got out of our car so confidently and held up our bags and we're smiling for the cameras. and then somebody ran up to us and sw

martyred in the last day's drone attack on the graduation ceremony of military college graduates in stans. the director general of the national land and housing organization said: the 13th government has provided 51 thousand hectares of land for the implementation of the national housing movement and the creation of a new city. according to this law, 22 plots of land were handed over to the applicants of the youth population law in golestan province. the third child and later will receive a free piece of land. so far, we have allocated nearly 35,000 pieces of land, and most of them have been forgiven. in the second phase , we targeted 20,000 families under the title of the campaign of the prophet of mercy, and their lands have been prepared and handed over. at the head of the country, in golestan province, they prepared and handed over 219 pieces . a one-day conference on the year of allah was held in qom with the aim of following the life and thought of the late ayatollah muhammad ali naseri, one of the prominent scholars of isfahan. supreme leader of the revolution in a meeting with tho

hours, in areas of the provinces of west azerbaijan, east azerbaijan, ardabil, gilan, mazandaran, stan province, as well as parts of the provinces of kurdistan, kermanshah, ilam, areas of hamedan, markazi, zanjan, ghazvin, albors, tehran, as well as the highlands. let's witness the rain in semnan. gradually, the rain will extend to the northeastern parts of the country and north khorasan province. the highest intensity of rainfall will occur in the regions of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil and gilan provinces, where a meteorological grenade warning has been issued, the possibility of water. you said passages there is general flooding of canals and flooding of seasonal rivers in these areas. for tomorrow, the intensity of rains will decrease in the western parts of the country. also , along with the activity of this barissa system , we will have a decrease in temperature in the northern parts of the country, which is about 4 to 8 degrees. will be. in the name of god, hello, have a good time, we will start the news with the 10th day of the asian games, two silver and bronze me

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so from people upset about the government support of israel and wanting to take a tucker, stan, or beast and trying to pressure is real to, to respond with more restraint in gaza and to get some sort of ceasefire and to a, to attend to, to the needs of innocent civilians, but whether or not that actually results in a policy change. you know, we've seen there been many protests over complex over time. if you look at the big picture, a dog, i'm going to, okay to small changes courses, counter examples. we're going to actually work with the protest movement is able to influence government. but if you were to look at all of these different episodes of protest and applying pressure on governments, governments ultimately end up doing what they feel they need to do. what is their best interest in these particular moments? mm hm. awesome. we've got a minute or 2 left that i just want to ask you to, to sum up the sense of what it is like the end as well. does it feel like everyone that doesn't really care about how much this boy is going to cost that they're willing to pay whatever price it might

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and i'm the stan. gabriel. don't try me. it's been asked about what's happening in congress, whether he'll run the speaker of the house. yeah, that's right. it really shows the times that we're living in here in the united states right now when it comes to politics. trump, of course, here for the 3rd day of this trial in new york city. but as you went into court, he was obviously asked about the situation in washington dc. and the situation with the former speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. and he was asked, would you consider being the house speaker? because there are a couple members of congress that said they wanted trunk to be that house speaker. i should say the chances of that happening are very slim, almost to 0, never the who s the fact that fro trump uh people in the house of representatives or even talking about this certainly method journalist, we're going to ask trump about that. he basically said he would not rule out considering it, but his focus right now is elsewhere. listen to what he had to say the and w

the west has a long history protecting out the stan demonizing all things russian. the west is attempting to rewrite history, also a single mouth and the new york times tells us everything we need to know about the west losing proxy war. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're said shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously is to place a trust rather than ship the job with artificial intelligence. we have somebody in the team in the robot must protect this phone existence with alexis the welcome back to the m. o i manila, chad. it's a he said, she said, or in this case, civilian say one thing and the government says another. so without a firm admission that aliens have come to earth, places like the us and china, i have create a task forces to surveil the skies and investigate alleged sightings. meanwhile, synnex say all of this is merely a distraction for gov

mentioning the americans who have always assumed the role of a chaperone of these really probably, stan, i'm call safe and i wonder, uh oh, rather let me repeat the 2nd part of my previous question. that is, do you think the americans want to be used by israel is as the big proxy with big guns with lots of influence juicing. they want to be utilized in such a way that they usually utilize other countries. look, uh, the united states. i think it is our use of put themselves in the very difficult position 1st they uh buy them, administration tries to build bridges with the world majority. i think the great and conflict that showed very explicitly of that the global majority is most at the side of the united states. the us is losing global in for us. and they tried to reverse it, white accommodating major countries in the global majority of the, including solve their area which they do not. once you know further a partnership with the, with china and dicing that actually one of the major reasons why the us for promoting this solid is really repre swung, is to try to at least limits the sol

capitol steps about an hour ago telling reporters from the deems perspective where they see things stan right now after earlier today jim jordan, republican from ohio, failed on his first attempt to secure the speakership. jim jordan now saying the house will come back tomorrow, 11:00 a.m. eastern time, and he will try again with a second round of voting. he told reporters, quote, he'll keep going until there is a speaker. a fox news porter tweeting out, the house has gone 14 ds without a speak. the house went two weeks in 19 before electing harold cobb as speaker on the 63rd ballot. the house has taken one vote per speaker since mccarthy was ousted 14 days ago. this captured by getty images reporter earlier today in the chamber. jim jordan, center of your screen. conversing with warren davidson, hi colleague -- colleague, republican colleague from ohio who has been at his side while they were on the floor for that first round of voting today. and you'll note right behind jim jordan is where the former speaker, kevin mccarthy, sat, and in this image captured by the getty reporter, shari

the west has a long history protecting out the stan demonizing, all things russian. the west is attempting to rewrite history, also a single map and the new york times tells us everything we need to know about the west losing proxy war the, the to so is this how you create a new support of the western countries as the bucket is newly elected with dorothy by the way, the platform at the end of the few 8th, the keys of the united states, the liberties enhances that as the problem. but even for me, but did 5 years plus the size, the u. k with defense, the secretaries proposal to establish instruction of the trade they have so these are still struggling to make offensive and advances. all correspondence brings us literally just from the ground and rationalization policy that seems to send us silent and see good thought. but this is the.

up against and i'm upset about what my government has done in a rack in vietnam enough gamma gamma stan. i'm upset about the history of our country, which includes genocide and slavery. and i want israel and the united states not to keep making that same mistake because hate and war only creates more hate and more, even though it's helping you are in fact, given the green light for ease, real to come meet the genocides, what crimes and cry against humanity, you found us as american citizens. you failed us as philistines, and you failed the world's community abroad. washington doesn't feel it. citizens are safe anymore. while we're even starting to see the sands in the state department itself, i believe to the core of my soul that the responses, or at least taking and with it, the american support by full, that responds and for the state is quite of the occupation. let me lead to more and deeper suffering to both these really and the palestinian people and is not in the long term american interest. diplomacy is supposed to build bridges, but america's foreign policy is only burning them

stan; from an economic downturn since the covid-19 pandemic.— covid-19 pandemic.d northern ireland, but the weather front has been hanging around most of the weekend. we've got excess of 50 mm of rain in north wales and north—west england. we saw a heavier pulse of rain working up towards and across wales in the middle of the day and then moving toward the north. it is sinking southwards. late afternoon brightness. really, we've got a lot of cloud through the night. misty and murky conditions, it has been quite murky around the coast and hills, southern and western areas. you can see why it will be another humid night. drizzly rain around even though the weather front is weakening as we go through the night. temperatures are well above october averages. on monday it will still be here. another pulse of rain will be there. showers to the north and west, but at least some sunshine across england and wales, misty and foggy in those areas, that is something to watch out for any morning rush is well over the hills. that weather invigorating as we go through the day, fu

these are the men and women and children providing some of the stan civilians or protection against the continued crime of the occupations and addressing the root causes of the issues. i mean this, the crowd had addressing the reasons for instability and in security. and then my son, the button is young and this will go through if you're not present of the stem of the desire of the occupied. just because we're a, the power to and i me what kinda nice the processing and people a lot of use and security passed through the case of empowering the policy native problem. and they're enjoying the very in, in, in the bill of rights and the $200.00 aging is tough and ignoring their suffering. say that i use, mr. president, not the job. none, i mean, in the universal declaration of human rights. why not? who not studies? and i quote enough because yeah, who disregard and to confirm before you make the right i might have resulted in by various up on me which of outraged the conscience of mankind and quote, so who knows what is the so i didn't stomach here. i address the international community and