ultimately under capitalism. and that's an important part of the fetish section as with its famous lines about there being, uh, human relations mediated by object and social relation among things this argument in order to understand he's really talking about there, it's very important to follow the value form argument which uh, has at times been not exactly dismissed but not taken as seriously as i think it should be by people who see themselves as serious readers of this book and of generally one way that you get at the personification of things in the think of fiction of people is by discourse giving the value form as a gelatinous blob of undifferentiated human labor, which repeats over and over and over again in that first chapter, it attention to in a really distinctive way. and i did ask you guys to do a bit of homework before we came here was to pull out the previous of that and just read those translations to us and read your translation so we can really get under how translation is making us feel. the dou

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lastly on the capital we have included a capital reserve in our rate application. again it was calculated at 1.75% of revenue for eight years 27 and 28. it'll generate $21 million that we would add to the existing 3.5 million that was collected in rate year 24. >> and it is expected that the future capital costs will increase dramatically due to the zero emission vehicle requirement as well as the facility our motors model is the. the intent of the fund is to partially mitigate the increase in cost of capital needed to support our operations. for example front line collection vehicles currently cost approximately $500,000 with current available technology a zero emission vehicle could cost as much as $1 million. we expect to work with the r.a. and staff to develop process for application of these funds. our proposal would include using the funds to partially defray the increased cost of zero waste zero emission vehicles and or provide support for large facility projects. >> and with that i i'm going to turn it over to anthony to talk a little more about collections

kind of simeon slips of the holy mom, submits devastation of the fine and protests and the greek capital. as demonstrates as long as the 2nd on the 3 of the countries, the west rocks within the mounting justice of the big 10. thousands of trump for king victims of re patry to dogs, to being forced to walk in online scam senses. in southeast asia, the ukrainian president landscape says his relationship with donald trump. it can be salvaged off to uninstalled and reward floods in the office to a spiral 1000 controllers, how to bring rushes war to an end. so landscape says he want and to peace talks until ukraine has guarantees against and not the offensive island official has more on the clash at the white house. but you will feel the historic walls of the oval office of god in many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and the leader of his ukranian allies, raised voices pointed fingers. let them use the landscape accused of being disrespectful to the country, which is sup

projects are billing to capital projects.we are we are always looking to improve our forecasting tools and our fiscal controls but i'm really proud of the work we have done to date. we are also as i said, trying to manage the messaging around you know we are we are providing forecasts and those forecasts show us, you know within like a few million dollars of closing the year and a deficit or closing the year in the black but the reality is that with a budget our scale we are actually facing much larger uncertainties. the the mid-year forecasts for example from the general fund can fluctuate as much as 10 or $15 million. so we are trying to communicate not only are we managing as tightly as we can but we are also facing a period in the city is facing a period of financial instable city and we do need to be prepared for that. >> our most immediate focus then as we continue to, you know, keep these fiscal controls in place for fiscal year 2425 is being ready for fiscal year 2526 and fiscal year 2627 in fiscal year 2526 we are an

joining me now is jeff richards, managing partner at notable capital capital. excuse me. notable for being a pretty astute venture capitalist. out your way. it's good to have you on with us. welcome. >> thanks for having me. i feel like i should be hiding in a bunker today. >> yes, seriously. i mean, what do you make of what's happened with tech of late? >> well. it's interesting you mentioned the jp. >> morgan comment about rotation. i mean. >> we've we've. >> there's been such a concentration in the mag seven. i was at a dinner last week with mark mahaney, who comes on often, and a group of 30 public market investors. and i was shocked how many of them are still concentrated in the mag seven. so hopefully this is also a chance for people to go discover some new names. there are some great small and mid-cap software companies out there. seema mentioned crowdstrike. they're reporting tomorrow. it's up 46% in the last six months. that's a software company in the cybersecurity space, which we continue to see be a very important space. certainly doesn't get less important wi

we focus on our capital projects and and our capital work and we have achieved some outcomes that i will show you briefly. but i think the other thing about our work within the agency and on our capital plan and on these programs is that while we are going to tell a good story, i think there is always opportunity to do more and to do a little bit better and always to be called in by the folks that we are impacting with our services to have those outcomes. >> the final thing that we do with our work is that we liaise with other city departments that are really the ones responsible for performing compliance of their various laws on our projects. so the office of economic workforce development has a local hiring requirement. the contract mine division has the local business enterprise r o b requirements and we it is with their help and then the resources of the agency and with the workforce training program services division that we're able to achieve. i think some of the outcomes that we're going to show you today. so before i get into the data, let me just say that all of this data is fro

don't forget that the state for testers have a full, it's with police and the greek capital on the 2nd down of the 3 of the countries was route as also the accident has become a national rallying cry for accountability that has shaken the government. john suffolk pulse reports from athens, the violence and protest on the streets of athens. what started this allegedly peaceful, much with a powerful political message, much by a small group intent on trouble. police in front of parliament responded to model tough cocktails and rocks with stone grenades and tear gas, forcing many thousands of people to disperse. but the essential message from the early part of the day wasn't last. it brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets across greece. jan are still human. i mean a lot the on defend the message that we weren't allowed to claim with them be to be covered up and for the patients need to be held to account as well as anyone's criminal liability. so do you want this policy or putting prophets about people's lives just don't on y'all's, greek, so angry that 2 years on new rai

we're going to go to nude and d jordanian a capital amman. she's there because it is where the government and palestinian authority of band out as they are from reporting from inside as well as the occupied westbank in know the way the government saying that that they have stopping aid because hum also. so if i refuse to accept the cx 5 extension proposed by the us. that is right, and the uh is really media is quoting unnamed, informed sources. usually that means somebody close to the prime minister's office that these steps these decisions, including halting, humanitarian aid is done in coordination with the trump administration. the, let's remember this administration has fast tracked $12000000000.00 worth of military assistance to israel since taking office the move. the announcement is being warmly welcomed by ministers in the government to r a t 2 to holding this coalition together like the minister of finance was said now is an appropriate time for those gates of how to open on gaza. in the meantime, of the opposition as speaking out an

is capital tie, patrick. so what sort of reaction has that been done from typeface on this announcement? what we think to be getting some mixed reactions as of so i was at the moment earlier, accounting, the visual said that since i one would conduct a review into c. s. m c's announcement, there was evidently some concern about what impact that might have on. so i want to study, conduct the industry prior to that the typeface, economic impulse representative office. that's a fact. so embassy in the us and said that it was glad to see some of these businesses expire. c and investment in the us and that this would help us bring closer cooperation. v for the cooperation on supply chain between the 2 sides, it said that it would bring economic and trade relations close of business. important move by c s n. c. it's the world's largest manufacturer of semi conductor supplied the lights, have been video, an apple and so forth. and not just because of the fact that it potentially saves all the threats as ours from th

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she's live for us on the jordanian capital, oman, she's bad because that is where the government and palestinian authority have banned, which is 0 from the portion from inside as well and occupied westbank node. what else are you hearing from israel about this? don't ping of age shipments. well, elizabeth, what we're hearing is that the is really government says that it will not allow any humanitarian assistance into gaza at without the release of is really captive israel. this government wants to pressure him, us to use humanitarian assistance, or barring that assistance to pressure him us into accepting a formula proposed by the us envoys. steve woodcock in it, how much would that release? half of the is really kept is remaining and does that dead and alive? at the beginning of the drama done months, the holy month of fasting in exchange is really would maintain the com and would allow him monetary and assistance. and while ago she ations happens all on a formula to have a permanent ceasefire. now let's remind our viewers. this is really government does not want to commit to ending

she have a ton z is in the canadian capital also. but 1st i speak to heidi to a castro in washington, dc, hiding trump has vowed to reshape maybe e trade relations since taking office. took us through this bombshell announcements . yeah, and this is the opening salvo that had been held off for a month. but now it certainly does seem that at the stroke of midnight, these tears in north america will kick in and in china as well. the customs and border patrol enforcement has now submitted a special notices to mexico and to canada, notifying them that these tears will come on board at 12 o 1 am tuesday washington time and these 25 percent terrors will apply not only to shipments coming across the border but also to goods at already within the us, but that has still yet to, to clear customs and is interesting in this notice. it provides the justification legally for these tariffs, which says to the, to the mexican government that the failure to act on part of the mexican government . when it comes to the prices and the emergency declared

owed to 0 find you and us have a science you will have to sell who joins us now live from jordan's capital amman. she's that because he is really government. i'm the policy renewal authority of fund down to 0 from reporting inside israel. and the occupied west by so how is it brings up speed with what we're hearing from the as rainy's today? we use really prime minister's office released a statement earlier in the day saying that in coordination with the united states, israel made the decision to cut off all humanitarian aid that's going into gaza. and no reports within is really media indicate that these relays could be looking to cut off the electricity and water supply to the palestinian territory. in an effort to put pressure on her mazda cave, into what israel wants when it comes to the continuation of the ceasefire. deal now have also said that extending phase one is a red line for them, but they want to move forward to phase 2 because it means that and to the war. and that there are even willing to release the remaining $59.00 is really captive in one large exchange at the beginning

and the statements capitals, ministry of 4, and the fast said it was a clear violation of the c spar agreement. and the international humanitarian though, though it also emphasized o haul's fun rejection of using food as a weapon of war and the deliberate starvation of civilians. capital has cooled on the international community to hold israel accountable and ensure the safe, continuous, unhindered delivery of humanitarian age. here's why the call center on the reactions by from gaza and elsewhere. long lines of aid trucks prevented from entering gaza. is real blockading crossings into the strip and sparking fear that the food water and medical supplies delivered in the past 6 weeks. maybe the last huh. got them. and frankly, since the beginning of the boys have been trying to stop us, can we see it? people will stop due to the lack of items, food supplies, people are afraid of a return to war. in a facing days, a game at busy markets. price is quickly doubled in the sky because the people are afraid, and the soaking up on food supplies in the market. traders are exploring us and not

and it's worth mentioning that there will be a gathering of arrow foreign ministers in the egyptian capital. this week let's take a look what happens in the 1st phase, although as well did allow some humanitarian into gaza. it was month by repeated violations. is riley strikes, killed thousands of palestinians during this period. these ready military states they approached its forces or into areas in violation of the truce. the delivery of $200000.00 tents was stipulated in the 1st place, but only about 10 percent were allowed in. and none of a promised $60000.00 more about homes with sands and moss is as well as lights. a suspension of 8 is another violation, and the safe spot deliveries was suppose to continue as the sides negotiated the 2nd size, that israel is obliged to allow. and i as an occupying power on the international law when the stuff of of duty is the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. he says as well as actions constitute a war crime and it should be sanctioned. they've done this before that there is a ceasefire agreement or not. is it a little blind t

was pushing for basel iii endgame disastrous for banks would have been disastrous for economy our capitaley certainly need a new appointment there, i don't think jay powell should take on that responsibility i think they need somebody has a greater understanding frankly of the need to open up our capital markets more in line with where the current administration is with respect to getting you know, resources in to the hands of small business, and that requires you know, our banks to be able to release the flow of capital obviously, here, i think chairman powell, you know, was -- allowing michael barr way too much authority, in that role. and pushing towards the basel iii endgame as i said would have been a disaster. >> what leads me to michelle bauman mickey bauman the woman, who a lot of people think should get that role, she is on the board of the fed and her former job was are former state bank commissioner of kansas. would you support mickey bauman getting this role. yes, i think she would be a great in that role, look. there is, obviously, a lot of folks that can be considered, we ha

so he's in the canadian capital auto auction hub. so trump says there's now no room left for canada and mexico. how is this tired of announcement going down there in canada where you are? you get the sense, disbelief was the, the, the, the emotion for many in the government say yes, the usual thing always is bluffing. it's a negotiating tactic when they would appear and would but we still have 55 minutes to go. that he isn't bluff thing. and we, in the last couple of hours, we go to a statement from just intruder on the crate on justified us tyrus, i'm the turn of this statement is very much all you've heard from other government officials and just we were doing what you told us to do so, you know, we've worked with that. let's see, to address trenton mill. we've implemented $1300000000.00 border plan with choppers and boots on the ground and the front of those off. we were doing what you said. you said you were imposing tire of because you wanted us to about dep tougher on the boat a tougher and funds know we did this, this is what

or i, she have many thinks that she ever tennessee in the canadian capital. lots, well, let's cost to mexico. so you can now speak to john holman. so john, i mean mexico like canada to be bracing for the return of these terrace software. averting them last month was mexico being saying, now that they appear to be going ahead. so there's been absolute silence for mexican officials here. the ministry of economy, the economy minister for match cards, actually been the one heading negotiations from the us, the best site, and then we're not going to say anything until the president's daily moving press conference. it's scheduled for about $730.00 low, cool time to work. so i think mexico, well i'm a gates to hire will be trying to see if there's something they could do. they could manage that last time. last minute phone call. i am in the morning the morning which tires were actually meant to be put into place between president coffee as showing bob. i'm president trump a bunch of things in that case. she. busy to send 10000 members of the national guard to the bo

he says they will take the fight all the way to the capital k inshasa if the government keeps attacking the antigovernment m23 rebel group get this far? with backing, weapons, and 4000 troops from neighboring rwanda, u.n. experts say. that is something the rebels deny. >> i don't know anything about rwanda. if they say that there are 4000 fighters from rwanda, i don't know why we see them. orla: so you don't receive any assistance? >> i don't see any military assistance from rwanda. orla: even though there is photographic evidence of rwandan troops in drc, you say they are not here or fighting with you. >> they can have the evidence. i say that they do not have that evidence. i have my fighting area and we have our own reason why we are fighting. orla: the m23 have been rounding up recruits to join their fight. willing or otherwise. it does not pay to disagree. here, police officers who surrendered to the rebels when they took the city, are lined up for retraining. what choice did we have, one told us. little choice but the barrel of a gun. the m23 have a history of brutality, like the

it takes away political capital, which is finite.so coolidge knew he to live more as servant, certainly, than king. he had to live like george washington did without too much extravagance. if the nation was cutting its budget. well, then the white house must cut its budget. this became rather rough. the white house housekeeper, elizabeth jaffray, was an institution all by herself. she had been around since the taft. she liked to go around in a buggy to the specialty shops, to italy, so to speak. and and and pick out the nicest offices. well, this kind of bugged coolidge. he thought she ought to buy in bulk at costco. so speak of the day. it was the piggly wiggly. and once mrs. jaffray showed him a spread of pork she had for dinner maybe pork chops. and she was very proud. and all coolidge said was that look like an awful lot of ham to him. well, soon enough, mrs. jaffrey was gone, replaced by miss riley from new england. and every expense now to be written down. and in 1926 the the the box showed the white house entertainment preside

the us the crypto capital of the world. and anora picks up the top prize at the oscars. at this years event. we'll have the latest from the red carpet. good with us. this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we begin with the latest developments with the he is still "ready to sign" a us—ukraine minerals deal, despite leaving the white house on friday announced a four—point plan to work with ukraine a solution to end the war. the country's rare earth and other critical minerals could be worth as much as $14.8 trillion in total. zelensky hopes a deal can be agreed soon. alexander rodnyansky is a former advisor to president zelensky and believes the ukrainian the relationship with the united states. going to be the potential benefit of that? the potential benefit of that is the survival of ukraine. founder of the investment platform regionally — in any potential deal. the world, the reaction was quite astonishing. yes, monday morning, what do we do now? end of ukraine, which russia already controls. on what i have got already

with that, we are interested in increasing our human capital growing graduates. downtown university is something the mayor is open to pursuing and we are in conversations with uc berkeley we love to have as a partner in our downtown and then residential conversions are a great partner to that. as we build back the office space, people will want to live downtown again and we have a number buildings that can be converted to residential. the costs are high. mayor breed and her partners on the board made significant changes to reduce the costs. we waived fees for change of uses in the downtown area. there are code changes that will make the conversions easier. there is a ballot measure on the march ballot that will attempt to reduce costs for those as well. it is ongoing process and none of those changes we talked about absent ai growth downtown, but institutional growth downtown, arts growth downtown and residential conversions downtown are long-term changes so one thing i want to say recollect i do think there is a opportunity per your question, but we also need to

they want to understand like what a capital public works capital project looks like. so those sorts of things are very helpful for us to be able to be in meetings and provide that information and guidance. >> sorry. so then help me understand here then is the $15 million coming from the bond of the 2024 all 15 million what nothing's been allocated yet so i've got stacy bradley if you can talk a little bit more about that but yes, sorry. >> hi supervisors. i'm stacy bradley. i'm the director for capital and planning division and reckon park we do not have the 15 million yet identified. we anticipated a mixture of sources for the transit center. cfd can support this the 2024 prop b general obligation bond can support it as can downtown park funds. so we anticipate reaching our 15 million with a combination of those sources and possibly grants if we need to. >> wonderful. thank you. i think it is critical to identify and be publicly really be able to discuss, you know, where that 50 million it's coming from from the city without compromising the intent of this accept in

that will take place capitalism in rough i've time. thank you very much indeed. without empowers and these are the political analyst and he says benjamin netanyahu doesn't want the ceasefire agreement to advance to phase 2 because he's one, it is government will collapse. the phase 2 was meant to basically finalize the details by which the agreement would be implemented to its logical conclusion, which includes where when israel gets back last hostages ends, the war pulls out and almost remains in power. and grossman. my reading of this is this rule never was comfortable with the government. the other ones are the governments as be holding safari parties that would probably bring it down if you went ahead and executed that. and so they're trying to get away really from ever reaching an agreement on the 2nd phase as such as a continuous the 1st phase, whereby they continue to get back some hostages and or doesn't resume all the major, major question is whether any and some, some mode will be found to enable the deal to, to, to the finish and somehow somehow to get

i'm just all who to reports from jordan's capital of mine. she's the because he is really government on the policy and all source you have bundle just there for reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank. well, police have identified this attacker as a 20 year old is really drew's member of the drew's community from the northern part of israel. and there were 4 victims as part of this attack. one of them who was killed was a 70 year old palestinian citizen of israel from the village of cohort kinda also in the north and authorities are trying to figure out exactly how this has happened to members of the drew's community have condemned to this attack, calling it out there saying that the attacker was a 20 year old who had dual german citizenship and was living outside of the country . and now just back in israel visiting. so it's a little bit unclear exactly about a motive just yet, but the 3 others who are injured one is a 15 year old who is in a pretty severe condition in the i see you at a pediatric unit at a hospital nearby haifa.

i'm says all his reports from jordan's capital of mine. she's the because these really government on the policy didn't know thursday have bonded to 0 from reporting from inside israel and the occupied westbank that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke several times on sunday, justifying israel's decision to block critical humanitarian aid from entering gaza . israel wants to pressure from us to try and get them to meet israel demands when it comes to the extension of the ceasefire. deal. israel says they want to extend phase one in order to bring about the release of as many captives as possible without committing to phase 2 of the deal, which would mean an end to the war. and this and you all who also said that how much is demands and vision for and into the war or quote, unrealistic and not in line with what israel wants, but none the less, the family members of is really captive had been taken to the streets night after night, protesting against these really government accusing benjamin netanyahu of prolonging the war for p

from capitals to campuses, we have watched too many with the power to act do nothing.ut there is hope. in the famous words of holocaust survivor and jewish advocate simon wiesenthal, who dedicated his life to ensuring the horrors of the holocaust are never forgotten, he said, "for evil to flourish, it only requires good men to do nothing." under president trump, america refuses to do nothing. [applause] i, as a leader in the united states congress, in the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations, refused to do nothing. -- refuse to do nothing. [applause] you see, for me, israel and the jewish people hold a very special place in my heart, which has fueled my deep dedication and my deep held commitment to ensuring the evils of anti-semitism are extinguished. as a young girl from upstate new york, i grew up with many jewish friends. i joined many families over the years for shabbat dinners. as a harvard student, i went with friends to events at harvard hillel. throughout my life, the importance of the state of israel was clear. a shining beacon of freedom and civilizati

let's go over now to the remaining on a capital shot to do but get started by for us. charlotte. good morning to you, ronald. we're just talking about your opinion reaction. i know it's early hours scale, but anything you can pass along. yeah, that slide show couldn't, or i think is the reaction from europe as they were watching those unprecedented scenes spill out to the oval office. what a historic moment on tv trump certainly was like, this is going to make a great tv. but for the europeans, they with that with them, i would just open a completely and utterly shocked as to what happened. and then we saw this outpouring is gushing on with a sick of fancy to support zelinski. and you creating almost like a battle cry of come on, let's continue to do it. we'll start now with the you are paying commission, present us and the lady who said that dignity and there was only a ring ukrainian b brain. she said b, b a less up baffled cry. if ever they was one we also heard from the mold the oven . prices are recently elected in 2024, saying that the continues to states that russia was th

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cage and there was a sense of great on search and see in the crating and capital as zalinski headed to washington for the meeting. i meeting that is indeed an effectively a very public route between himself and the leader of the us presidents, donald trump. so i have that sense of uncertainty now flights and even further the has however, been a great up swelling of suppose full zalinski on social media or monks ukrainians. showing sympathy and respect is also being comment from some of his allies in government, the prime minister, dennis schmidt, how saying that? so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. the vast majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last covered day, saying resiliency was going to washington with his hands bell tied behind his back . he was being pressured into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been included and off in the initial stages of this dr. for some sort of piece piece agreement deal so hard to argue the fact that it was on the donal

from entering the goal is to strip egypt. capital jordan have condemned the decision. palestinians say they say a resumption of who around still vacation during the higher the month of ramadan and the us generate secretary genuine tenure gutierrez is cooling on his round to resume a deliveries immediately. well, honey, must mary joins us live now from gauls. the city. how many israel broken only to then? how does this leave the humanitarian situation on the ground where you all the well, this is definitely going to exacerbate, do really dire humanitarian situations across the gulf strip. let's not forget for 15 months, these really military have really use food and, and water as weapon of, of war the in force, the hydrogen for the uh, the starvation in enforced the displacement sites across the southern part of the strip, the central area where only trickle amount of fluid was allowed into the gaza strip, would see people doing 4 hours for half a day or sometimes for a day to get one pack. i'm afraid of one gallon of water. there was a flower prices that have major parts of the gotcha,

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the so low to is in jordan's capital amman. she said because the israeli government and the palestinian authority has banned al jazeera from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied with bank. and the what more have we heard from the is riley's today as well is there is now is stopping the entire flow of humanitarian aid into the palestinian territory. essentially trying to put pressure on have us to agree to which terms for an extension of phase one, because israel for the last several weeks has not wanted to really discuss phase 2 . because that would mean a commitment to the end of the war. so rather they are agreeing to this extension of phase one, which in return israel would get half of these really captives who are still being held in gaza. is really military intelligence says that of the 59 more than half have been confirmed. the see. so israel will get captives who are alive and dead as part of this agreement. however, it's worth mentioning, but israel has largely solved from negotiating for phase 2 and in

democrats are picking up on that and trying to capital eyes on it. how? they will only remind them president biden and under their leadership abdicated that. exacerbated immigration and exacerbated consumer prices and dove tails the introduction to the segment. anti-ice activists in government and outside of government were cultivated by the democratic party during donald trump's and biden years. the enforcement of immigration statute is unjust and those people are still out working against this administration's priorities. that's a democrat creation. >> dana: i thought about a communications challenge the trump administration will have going forward. when something starts working, the media stops covering. now that you have a trickle of illegal immigration at the border, i can just feel it, mary kathryn. you will have them say what's the big deal? everything is working and fine. then you get to the issue of these leaks about the raids and to me that's where the administration should probably have to put some focus on. listen to homan and what he said hap

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let's break it down to where you live right here on our side to the us capital we go, the hallowed holes of the white house. as the cameras were rolling for all to see about, the apparently didn't get the memo. that team trump dumont's respect and ukrainian narrative. frankly, it's not flying in the us any. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump's doing. can ask you? sure. yeah, yeah. okay. what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy if it's going to in the destruction of your country, but he's mr. president. mr. president with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office. try to litigate this in front of the american media. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you, i'm sort of no physician, reject taste, the deer in no position to dictate what we're going to fail. you, again, later we relied simple radians of people seeing you gambling with world war 3. and what you're doing is very just disrespectful to the country this country. and that'

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