cameron 70, dedicated to the anniversary, the birthday of director james cameron, director of the filmsnator and, of course, titanic, which we talked about with our guests today. thank you very much. hello, this is the psyche podcast, and today our issue is dedicated to the centenary of one of the greatest russian scientists natalia petrovna bekhtereva, well, and we will talk in general about the bekhtarev dynasty, about several generations of scientists who discovered the secrets of the brain, discovered the secrets of consciousness, glorified russian science with this, well, and made many things that were incomprehensible until then more transparent, but no less mysterious. today our guest is natalia bekhtareva, the granddaughter of natalia petrovna bekhtareva, the ideologist and head of the institute of the brain, a person who revealed completely incredible secrets. natalya, as i understand it, you didn’t become a neurophysiologist, you became a psychiatrist, but you continue to study these secrets of consciousness. i must say that initially i wasn’t even a psychiatrist at all, i cam

rob cameron in prauue, need to do it. rob cameron in prague, thank— need to do it. in prague, thank you _ need to do it. rob cameron in prague, thank you very - need to do it. rob cameron inj prague, thank you very much. and we have a live page running online with the very latest on the catastrophic flooding that are sweeping through central europe and have left at least seven dead and others missing. you will find that on the bbc news website and app. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has warned the houthis in yemen of a heavy price after a ballistic missile managed to enter israeli airspace. the missile, launched from yemen, fell in an open area. there were no casualties. a spokesman for the houthis in yemen said the operation involved what he called a new hypersonic missile, which travelled more than 2,000km in less than 12 minutes. israel has said it is investigating how the missile was not shot down before entering the airspace. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams has the latest on this attack. this is an interesting attack. as you say, it didn't

. >>> and on the brink wnba star cameron brink joins us live from game plan in l.a. what she says is driving a surge in interest in the league and how she's looking to build her brand. i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight -- karen finerman, julie biel, die adami, and dan nathan. julie beal is in the house we start off with big trouble in the big banks. jpmorgan falling 7.5% after its president said he expects 2025 net interest income to come in below expectations pinto joins a chorus of bank execss tempering outlooks citi's cfo warned of a credit crunch and brian moynihan told our sara eisen he expects mixed results in the upcoming quarter. >> our trading revenue is sort of -- we think it will be up low single digits, that's kind of counter to what we've heard. >> goldman said down 10% >> investment banking revenue will be softer, because our mix of business in this quarter won't be strong. >> check out shares of ally financial dropping over 17% after the company said credit challenges are increasing, particularly around

give me 1,000 cameron who did he offend? >> people who are blue. >> he offended filmmakers of all people because he joined the board of some ai company. and filmmakers are obviously opposed to artificial intelligence making their movies for them and everybody it's like jim cameron, how dare you, i'm going to beat you with this role of nicholson james cameron offended movie fans and environmentalist's by announcing he's joining the board of directors at stability ai accompany specialized and in text to image generation in a statement cameron said that ai will quote unlock new ways for artists to tell stories in ways we could have never imagined obviously, the live audience knows this would viewers at home will not amber is entirely ai so imagined in that just corporate tough for just movie tick is about to be $60 it's not in ways we haven't imagined ai minds, all the things we've done already did. >> and then it spits out something related to that. so it's literally in ways we are ready. imagine did anyone tell me why environ

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happy birthday, cameron, cam the man, great memories going to home games at the coliseum with cameronnd family, but, matt lively, he's still my toddler in my mind. >> in your mind, but legally he's 18 now. >> i know he's like this, but anyway. >> it's exciting, too. >> such good memories. >> it's a great photo. >> as an a's fan. >> it's a great photo. >> thank you. that's my son. >> we love proud jules. >>> "red and gold report," take it away. >> we're going right into it. we knew the 9ers were coming into this week without christian mccaffery on ir, deebo samuel with a calf strain, but the injury list grows. tight end george kittle is officially listed as doubtful with a hamstring injury. on defense safety talanoa hufanga, but bosa and ward questionable after being limited in practice friday. trent williams says next man up. >> it sucks, you know. those guys are the best in the world, but, you know, who really feels sorry for us? a couple guys we want to see get more action anyway. nobody would have known jordan if a couple guys didn't go down and nobody would have known brock if we

so, cameron, there's a stoicism there. payoff here. kate. there in the bathed in sunlight, pushing her kids. oh my god, anybody who's lost anybody to cancer will just look at these scenes and just know that these are the moments you give everything for. cameron beautiful, beautiful line to end on here to all those who are continuing their own cancer journey, i remain with you side by side , hand in hand, out of by side, hand in hand, out of darkness can come light. so let that light shine bright. cameron walker. it's beautiful . walker. it's beautiful. >> absolutely, martin. and it certainly wouldn't surprise me if in the coming months and years, we see the princess of wales really start to ramp up support, perhaps for cancer charities and organisations, because she herself, of course, knows what so many people tragically have to go through. and you mentioned the highlights of perhaps the video there. the sunlight's, the field of wheat, the beach as well with her children all outside, wasn't it? it was all in nature. and i

tonight, cameron house is celebrating 150 years of serving the chinatown community. the organization was founded in 1874 by the presbyterian church to save young women from sex trafficking. their work has evolved over the years but is still so important to the community. you may have noticed gia is not here tonight as she usually is. that's because she's hosting the gala celebrating cameron house, one of the honorees. nbc bay area's special projects producer christine ni. she's being recognized for the outstanding work that she does in the chinatown community. christine and gia recently highlighted cameron house's history in a two part story, and it's amazing. you can watch it on our website anytime you'd like. and congratulations to christine and to gia. enjoy your evening off. all right. and a nice evening to have off. and many evenings are. but this was a little cool. the best weather of the week compared to where things are headed. good night. gia. yes. and tomorrow we got another 24 hours of this. but quite a lineup that is headed our way. as you take a look at

thanks, cameron.for pensioners, find out how many people can't access the social care that they need. loads more still to come. keep your thoughts coming . keep your thoughts coming. gbnews.com/yoursay. we'd love to hear your views on everything. we will discuss them. >> yep, it's going to be a soggy and wet in the days to come. alex has your. and wet in the days to come. alex has your . weather. alex has your. weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> morning. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news thankfully, after the downpours across the south earlier this week, it is looking a lot drier out there today . but it is also out there today. but it is also going to be turning colder, not completely dry. the overnight rain still affecting parts of the midlands, east anglia and the midlands, east anglia and the south east. but it is scooting away pretty sharply. it should be gone by late morning from kent. t

christine and gia recently highlighted cameron house's history in a two part story. it was amazing. you can watch it on our website anytime you want. congratulations to christine and to jia. all right, let's party on. all right, before we go to weather, we just want to take a second to say happy birthday to the man on your far left there on the screen. happy birthday. rob mayeda. we appreciate you being here to celebrate with us, if we'd had a little bit more. heads up. you don't talk about these things, we would have had a cake here like you wouldn't believe. i appreciate i take lots of selfies. you do, you do. and i appreciate that. this is my family here on television. it's always good to be here. happy happy, happy. and had a wonderful brunch with. with the boys this morning. so it was. and how big was the waffle? it was the size of the plate. so i'm still recovering from that. but you know what? i could have ordered up for my birthday with some cooler weather. oh yeah. not going to get that. yeah, we had it for this weekend, though. it's nice to be outdoors for the next 24 hour

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that is, a vote was invented in the house of commons, which did not take place, but nevertheless cameronns: no, no, we will not go to syria, as a result obama had to lose face there, to wind down their operation, then all this did not happen, it seems that the americans have such a mistrust or quite a strong mistrust towards great britain , so now it is just very interesting the last. weeks the americans and the british are literally walking hand in hand, the head of the central intelligence agency took the head of mi-6, they spoke together and published an article, the minister, secretary of state blinken took david lemmy by the hand and took him to kiev so that they could adopt some kind of starmer program together, the british prime minister was just in washington, in a week he is going to washington, that is, such a policy to strangle in an embrace. i would like to, in any case, communicate closely with great britain, because great britain is really quite a weak link in terms of military power, but as for cynicism, er, the use of russia in the diplomatic sphere, they were painful for

cameron dawson seeing more downside risk to growth. heidi crebo-rediker of international capital strategies following last night's debate and michael darda at 8:30 eastern. let's go to pennsylvania well david gura -- where david gura is standing by. good morning. david: good morning. when i think back to the last conversation we had, we were talking about donald trump's surprising discipline and that is the biggest contrast i can remark on from what we have seen then and now. this debate started with the question about the economy, a question to kamala harris. are the americans better off than four years ago. she did not answer expressively. that was a moment for donald trump to respond and to lay into what he had been talking about. inflation, the state of the economy, issues that could be tied to her. he did not go there. he talked about immigration. i thought maybe he was on message. we knew he wanted to talk about immigration but it was something he went to over and over again over the course of the night and talking about conspira

and that's why david cameron and george osborne made huge play of protecting pensioners�* incomes.g pensioners�* income because at that point, pensioners were very often seen as one of the poorest groups in society, if not the poorest group in society. that is no longer the case. so, can we say that�*s absolutely true in all senses, that pensioners are better off now than they were in 2014? no, we wouldn�*t say that in every case. but we can say that their sort of financial status, as a group, has moved up the rankings. since you�*ve been away, we�*ve been running adam�*s feature of the newscast of thousands, where newscasters help us to reach the number 1,000 by submitting numbers from their lives or the news. "hello, newscast team, i�*m loving your chats. i�*ve been listening for a long time now..." well, that�*s because the chats are very long, ruth. "i have a personal..." it could be only one episode! probably was a girl when she started. "i�*ve got a personal cast of thousands number, if you want another 50. this week, i�*ve been working in hospital pathology for 50 years. i�*

cameron. for the most part everything was civil and peaceful, but some of the threats were horrific. tiv employees received hundreds of verbal insults in their letters and phone calls. our employees also received threats of violence, including sexual violence. it's terrifying, and our employees are understandably terrified. terribly scared, sir bailey also says that there were two additional screenings of this film, that there were terrible security measures, because... they were also afraid that the film crew would be attacked by ukrainian protesters and, i don't know, they would be killed sexual violence, obviously, and it should also be noted, unfortunately , that now we can possibly look at how ukrainian protesters are protesting there, but if we did not see all this, we can also state, unfortunately, that the canadian, american , and in general, the north american and world press, why... why does it have such positive reviews about this russian tape, well, it is clearly propaganda, but on

and we were talking yesterday about ukip and then the brexit referendum, which david cameron thoughty've got reform and they've got the questions of immigration. and william hague has posited for a long time, hasn't it, that the members shouldn't be the ones who pick the leader. there should be a rule change, because every time it goes to the members, they pick liz truss. of course, worth remembering — william hague was the conservative leader who introduced the rule change, which gave conservative members a vote for the first time. so it's clearly his sort of political penance that this is now his view. i mean, there are lots of... "do as i say, not as i do. " right, and there are conservative mps, i think lots of them, who agree with william hague privately that they should have the sole right to pick the conservative party leader. there are far fewer of them who are willing to say so publicly. i think another thing we might see, by the way, at this conference... i mean, i will be fascinated by what the membership looks like, and notjust the membership, but a slice of conservative

cameron, joe, courtney. let's send it over to pippa stevens for a look at the biggest names moving into the close. >> hey, mike. shares of mobileye having their best day on record after intel said it has no plans to sell its stake in the israel-based self-driving technology company. in the statement intel said it believes in the future of autonomous driving technology and in what it calls mobileye's unique role as a leader in that lane. still it's been a rocky year for mobileye and the company cut guidance back in august amid weakness in china and the stock is down nearly 70% in 2024. and nextera energy partnersis in the green after jefferies initiated coverage on the stock with a buy rating. the firm said that while the company will likely have to cut its dividend substantially the market has already digested that outcome. jefferies has a $28 target on the stock. those shares up 3 1/2%. mike? >> pippa, thank you. we are just getting started here. up next, much more on today's market rally. plus what's next

philip, let's david cameron. philip, let's start with you.hen the labour party came in, sir keir starmer promised to tread lightly on all of our lives. we've seen a clampdown on policing, we've seen an outdoor smoking ban proposed for outside pubs , football grounds and now pubs, football grounds and now the tendrils of the state move into how long we're allowed to have a pint. why are they poking their nose into our business so much? >> well , it's rather depressing, >> well, it's rather depressing, isn't it, for a socialist party. they're really clamping down on any social aspects that one might enjoy. look, i think this is part of a wider trend that is really disturbing. i was at the labour party conference and i was talking to a representative of the musicians union and they're talking about how clubs are closing down, venues are closing down, and we no longer have a british youth culture that has a platform to perform. we're london now . its nightlife we're london now. its nightlife is virtually absent, but because, the city itself is be

i don't think that the short documentary by african filmmakers from monte wanda and cameron road desperate libraries. the young cyclist and happy africa direct on algebra. the safe them even come in as an international inside corruption excellence award. nominated your hero. now the that is really on the steps of the tax on guys i have to have partial poles and fighting for polio vaccinations. at least 43 palestinians are killed on tuesday, the on robots, and this is on 0 life and go home. also coming up. russian forces target a military institute on hospital in central ukraine. more than 50 people have been killed. or these 12 migrants die. here's the boat cap sizes in the english channel .

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. >> thanks, cameron. >> thanks, cameron.t some of the other stories coming into the newsroom this morning from today. junior doctors working across the nhs will be referred to as resident doctors. instead, the british medical association fought for the change, which health minister wes streeting says will help reset the relationship between nhs doctors and the government. and it comes just days after resident doctors in england accepted the government's offer of a 22% pay rise, ending that 18 month pay dispute . dispute. >> the former us president donald trump has held his first rally since that second assassination attempt on his life on sunday while he was golfing on his west palm beach resort, the presidential hopeful told attendees at the michigan rally that he's prepared to use my gun to defend the presidency and my country. he also praised his opposition, kamala harris, saying he had a very nice call from her following the incident. >> and did you see it last night? stargazers were treated overnight to a rare partial e

major general cameron has series is an advisor to the royalty police. the chinese police send the team to move it as closely then be able to arrest him in some certain japanese restaurant. how scared of bank of cameron says tile thirty's acted on an into poll. read notice issued at china is request shots. the alleged crime running a casino cholera gerad rodriguez is a member of shows. legal team is the oldest. i'll skills that for the portray team as is criminal and less than lines of doing human trafficking. this cavity you scale, then you see like the actual like written notice and it are as far as the old site is. procedure that is being initiated against him is for the real thing and relying on gaming platforms. gerad rodriguez says interpol broke its own rules when it issue the read notice. the read notice is dated to live in of may 2021. it is based on and the rest florence mentioned here as issued on the 4th of february 2021. but when we go to the iris warrens, which was signed by china type court, we see that is actually dated street august 2021

right, cameron. >> thank you. bit of royal good news anyway isn't it this morning. right. okay around 2000 criminals are set to be released from prison early today under sir keir starmer. this is in an attempt to crack or tackle overcrowding crisis in britain's jails. so the offenders identified for the first group of early releases are all serving sentences of less than five years. the second group of up to 1700 prisoners, all jailed for more than five years, are expected to be released next month. well, charlie peters is at wandsworth prison . good at wandsworth prison. good morning charlie, we saw anna riley earlier and she'd spoken to some inmates who were released this morning. what have you seen there at wandsworth? wandsworth >> well, the third prisoner on early release has just left here at hmp wandsworth. it's a category b prison. by any metric. this is one of the worst prisons in the country. it metric. this is one of the worst prisons in the country . it cells prisons in the country. it cells are crampe

he originally wanted to be an engineer. sunjay was born in cameron room in 1985. he came to whitley on a scholarship in 2007 to study. in the summer of 2011, he worked in the tomato field puleo because he wanted to earn some extra money. so the level of the working conditions with terrible on one particular day i exploded with angus and that's how the strength began. he convinced thousands of harvest workers to stop working. there was an outbreak challenge to the mafia, which is sort of identity. so we were threatened with guns knives faced and more cautious. sonya sparked a debate about the agro mafia that paved the way for laws that criminalize the capital locked or system. in 2017, he was awarded the border of merit of the italian republic and encouragement to try me in 2018. the no cap organization that pushed for fair working conditions in agriculture was still in its infancy lot has happened since then. today, no cap is an established network and a brand the the tina about niema has been working at a strawberry farm since last year. she picks up her fellow w

rob cameron, bbc news, prague.nal flamenco world by unexpectedly winning the prize for best dancer at the country's leading flamenco festival — the first foreigner to do so. the 48—year—old who performs under the stage name la yunko was met with a mixture of applause and some jeering when awarded with best female dancer at the annual cante de las minas festival. here's our reporter meghan 0wen. this isjunko hagiwara dancing at spain's most prestigious flamenco competition. now, up until this point, it's only been won by spanish dancers. butjudges were but judges were unanimous butjudges were unanimous in their support. she was greeted with applause but also boos. hagiwara's win has also sparked a social media backlash, and the spanish newspaper el pais has picked up on this. it says this shows clear prejudice that sometimes borders on the racist, and it also adds that they seem to say that if you are not andalusian, or at least spanish, it is impossible to know flamenco. now, the competition has also been accused o

cameron for the most part, everything was civil and peaceful, but...hreats were horrific. tiv employees received hundreds of verbal abuses in e-mails and phone calls. our employees also received threats of violence, including sexual violence. it's terrifying and our employees are understandably scared. terribly scared. mr. bailey also says that there were two additional screenings of this film, that there were some in... security measures, because they were also scared, that the film crew will be attacked by ukrainian protesters and, i don't know, will commit sexual violence against them, obviously, and it should also be noted, unfortunately, that now we can possibly look at how ukrainian protesters are protesting, if we all haven't seen it, we can also state, unfortunately, that the canadian, american, and in general... north american and world press, for the most part, have such positive feedback about this russian tape, well, clearly propagandistic, but one of the most fair arguments against our protests is that most of the protesters did not watch

but rosen read some of what cameron posted online shortly after the crash. if you're a parent, give your kids that extra hug today for me. show intention when you're putting them to bed and put away the phone if they're young, read them a story like charlie's mother, rebecca, always did. mccrary. the third is being held without bail and is due back here in court on november 7th to enter a plea in san jose. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. robert thank you. a major ruling today about the oakland police department that decades long federal oversight of opd will not be lifted anytime soon. that was the ruling by a federal judge today who also ordered a shakeup of the department's reporting policies. the goal is to compel city officials and the police chief to keep a more watchful eye on internal investigations into allegations of misconduct. this ruling dashed the city's hopes of finally emerging from the costly supervision. the oversight was required as a part of a 2003 settlement in a civil rights lawsuit, in which 119 plaintiffs accused four oakland police

but we've kind of lost types with that low, but a show know cameron and visions the coast as a garden somewhere with that we can cultivate and use in a responsible way on maybe higher small scale community enterprises could start to use that as a way to support their local economy in math as in to wants to capitalize on the iowa sky. see we by growing it, he's a trained fisherman, but for almost 2 years he's been farming. see we as a sidekicks, it's more sustainable. he says. but 1st, he must find out which type school best in these waters the to begin with who are using this for, but by of the me one. and, but we need stand off for tasting 1st. see what kind of a nutrients, the minerals that has. and then once we fade discovered that we'll, we'll know what we want to do with the after the e and matheson and other entrepreneurs founded the farm on an area spanning 40 hector's will repeat again, hoff this hosting for media on not cheap, reduce around $200.00 tons of a kelp in the 1st year and, and in the full year we'll put in the other half of the grid. so we'll be up to 400 tons alon

cameron walker . gb news. cameron walker. gb news. >> and there we are. a happy, happy 40th. but she's interesting in in marriage to meghan markle in 2018 has produced two children prince archie, who's five, and princess lilibet, who's three. this week, prince harry told the bbc that becoming a father of two incredibly kind and funny kids has given me a fresh perspective on life, as well as sharpening my focus in all my work. but tensions remain, particularly with the british press and his popularity has plummeted. having previously been one of the most popular members of the royal family. he's launched a number of legal battles against british newspaper publishers in recent years, going against the royals . years, going against the royals. never complain, never explain motto. meanwhile, his legal battle with the home office over his uk security is said to have frustrated the king. harry is expected to celebrate his 40th birthday itself. a generational repeating itself. a generational curse, if you like. >> sarah vine says in the mail his decision not to

um, but you can use it just as even spaghetti together with climate active is shona cameron, the 2 are trying to bring c we back into the kitchen. as a renewable alternative, a fish and me see read is the best of luck to see and is available all your round there. sharing these ideas with schools bonded with recipes for the children to learn see reads and bibles are a huge part of the culture. here for centuries, millennial people are eating these species, but we've kind of lost ties with that low but a show know cameron and visions the coast as a garden somewhere with that we can cultivate and use in a responsible way on maybe higher small scale community enterprises could start to use that as a way to support their local economy in math as in to wants to capitalize on the aisle of sky seaweed by growing it. he's a trained fisherman, but for almost 2 years he's been farming. see we as a sidekicks, it's more sustainable he says. but 1st he must find out which type school best in these waters the to begin with who are using this for a bio stimulus. and, but we can stand up for testing 1s

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and james cameron, director of majorfilms including titanic and the terminator, has joined the boardstatement, cameron said he'd spent his career seeking out emerging technologies that push the very boundaries of what is possible. he went on to describe the intersection of generative ai and cgi image creation as the nest wave set to revolutionise film—making. now, we know the harm that some gases do to our planet. and whilst nature has its ways of clearing the atmosphere of carbon dioxide and more, it does it really slowly. so scientists have been trying to find ways to speed it up. and kevin keane's been finding out how. kevin: some of the world's most fertile soils can be found around active volcanoes. when lava rapidly cools, it crystallises and forms solid rock. over time, as the rock is broken down, it releases calcium, magnesium and potassium into the soil, creating a nutrient—dense environment. and now, scientists at undo are working with farmers to spread the dust across their lands, where it not only acts as a fertiliser, but aims to capture tonnes of carbon. it's spread at

rob cameron, bbc news, prague. at the unveiling. tell me what that was like for you. it was very moving and we are very honoured that the city of prague has chosen to commemorate nikki in this way. he was there in prog of many, many times and met people, and it was recognising his lifetime, but it was a great honour and removing that we have a fitting thing. we need to keep the memory of these events alive.— to keep the memory of these events alive. and it's the 85th anniversary — events alive. and it's the 85th anniversary of— events alive. and it's the 85th anniversary of the _ events alive. and it's the 85th anniversary of the kinder - anniversary of the kinder transport from prague. just remind us how significant your granddad because my actions were? .,, ., granddad because my actions were? ., ., were? nikki was a young man, 29, were? nikki was a young man, 29. when _ were? nikki was a young man, 29. when he — were? nikki was a young man, 29, when he travelled - were? nikki was a young man, 29, when he travell

james fisher, cameron leahy. >> and eric mckinley filed a motion to dismiss that case last week. they claim necessary follow-up documents, including a probable cause statement and arrest warrant. those were not filed within the three-year statute of limitations. the officers were initially cleared of criminal liability by the former d a nancy o'malley. but once pamela price took office, her office, we examine the case and then charge the officers with involuntary manslaughter. gonzalez who died in 2021 while being restrained by officers. james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley hearing on a motion to dismiss set for next week. >> well, the peninsula, 2 brothers are now behind bars after authorities say they broke into more than 50 homes across the bay area. authorities say the break-ins happened between 2018 2019. prosecutors say francisco cruz, ramirez broke into homes and south city belmont, hillsborough, foster city, burlingame, san bruno, san mateo and unincorporated areas of san mateo county. they say his brother road crews. ramirez broke into 13 holt. so the da's offic

cameron, for the most part was freely and peacefully, but some of the threats were dire. employees received hundreds of verbal abuses in e-mails and phone calls. our employees also received threats of violence, including sexual violence. this is a horror, and ours employees are understandably scared. terribly scared. mr. bailey also says that there were two additional screenings of this film that were terrible. in security measures, because they were also afraid that ukrainian protesters would attack the film crew and, i don't know, commit sexual violence against them, obviously, and it should also be noted, unfortunately, that now we can possibly look at how ukrainian protesters are protesting there, but if we did not see all this, we can also state, on it's a pity that canadian america... and the north american and world press in general have such positive reviews about this russian tape, well, clearly propagandistic, but one of the most fair arguments against these protests of ours is that the protesters in most of them did not watch this film, well, you and i did not