muchas gracias, owen.ado profesiones y mujeres porque los oficios están haciendo reclutamiento especial para mujeres, porque históricamente no han habido muchos trabajadores mujeres en los oficios, pero eso ha cambiado mucho y hay muchas oportunidades para las mujeres y queremos que sepan que ellas también pueden entrar en los oficios y tener muy buenas profesiones ahí. pero no es solamente para mujeres, también para hombres, especialmente para gente joven que está buscando una carrera que les pague bien y les da buen trabajo. qué interesante. pero volviendo al ámbito de comenzar a cambiar las cosas, de que hayan más mujeres en la parte técnica. pero aparte de eso, por qué también es importante que las mujeres participen de estos eventos? bueno, hay varias razones. yo diría que una razón principal es que yo pienso que todos ahora estamos luchando con el costo de vivir. hay muchos gastos más aquí en el área de la bahía, donde pues es un lugar caro para vivir y todo el mundo está buscando una carrera que les

you know, that i've had an issue with with candace owens. i'm going to talk about it on that day, because otherwise you're just kind of letting her and charlie kirk, the guy who literally just said, charlie kirk, the guy who last fall said that, well, you know what? when i see a black pilot now. >> exactly. >> i am going to automatically think that they're unqualified. this is the same charlie kirk. so one thing to platform him, but i think this is all for clicks. >> we got to go. but i will just note that tonight he described newsom as inauthentic. essentially he said it was purely this was charlie kirk. he's describing his conversation with gavin newsom. he said it was purely transactional. so i'm not. >> sure that the governor gravel. >> there you go. governor. governor newsom, is anyone surprised? >> everyone is surprised. have you. >> seen gavin newsom? >> hey, that's my guy. don't talk about gavin. >> i love. >> my friends. everyone, thank you very much for joining us. news in just tonight, officials have revealed the cause of the myst

, i've had my issues with candace owens. but, you know, people are different. if i'm talking to candace owens, unlike stephen a smith, i'm not going to wait to the next interview. i'm going to get all of these things that i've had a problem. you know, that i've had an issue with with candace owens. i'm going to talk about it on that day, because otherwise you're just kind of letting her and charlie kirk, the guy who literally just said, charlie kirk, the guy who last fall said that, well, you know what? when i see a black pilot now, exactly. i am going to automatically think that they're unqualified. this is the same charlie kirk. so one thing to platform him, but i think this is all for clicks. >> we got to go. but i will just note that tonight he described newsom as inauthentic. essentially he said it was purely this was charlie kirk. he's describing his conversation with gavin newsom. he said it was purely transactional. so i'm not sure. >> that the governor. >> gravel. >> there you. >> go. the governor governor. >> is an

. >> delegate david owen when we need him? following the leader. >> all right. with me now is cnn politics. national political writer frederica scouten. great to see you, frederica. it's always so weird saying our name, but i love it, too. hi. all right, so democrats in wisconsin and virginia have utilized these advertisements to tie elon musk to republican candidates in their states. do you think their strategy will work, or will it backfire, potentially? >> well, they certainly hope that it will. i mean, keep in mind, in virginia and wisconsin, their off year elections this year. and so they really need to drive democratic turnout. let's talk about wisconsin for a second. that's a state supreme court race that's going to happen next month. it's really important. there is an ideological, ideological tilt on that could shift from liberals to conservatives on that court. elon musk is already spending millions to help the conservative in that race. and so democrats feel like they have to do something, say something to to say that, look, he's buying. he's trying to

professor of political at simon's rock, who will be with owen. thank you both. you. thank you. katie and matt for the welcome and thank you all for coming. owen good to be with tonight as just mentioned, you have some connection to the lennox library and. berkshire berkshire kid once upon a time. so this a little bit of a homecoming stop on your book tour. could you tell us a little bit about about your the first part of your story for berkshires and and this particular place, the lenox library and and why it means so much to come back here. yeah, absolutely. i grew up in monterey, which many of you know, and i left and came back in my mid-thirties when i did my masters at fordham university and for my thesis project, i examined julius rockwell, who was a lenox native, who was the republican party's first gubernatorial nominee in history in 1850s. and i did research here because his papers are here and in the process, me and the librarian amy lafave found a letter from david davis, who was a supreme court former supreme court justice, which was r

and to the best big brothers, wyatt and owen, how about a math question? you ready? how can 10 plus 10 and 11 plus 11 equal the same thing? that's right. 10 plus 10 equals 20 and 11 plus 11 equals 22. you didn't have that on your bingo card, did you? math questions? i'm incredibly proud to call delaware my home. delaware instilled in me a deep sense of purpose, and understanding of right and wrong, a belief in hard work. delaware is my community, my family, my land of possibility. it is often said we are a state of neighbors. we are close knit here. you have to be. we are only 96 miles north to south. we like it that way. it shapes the way we interact. we value compromise, decency. we hear each other out even when we disagree. we pulled together when things are tough. we bury the hatchet. down in georgetown, sometimes literally. civility is a word you don't hear much these days when you watch national news, but in delaware, civility is alive and well. at the same time, we cannot shy away from speaking truth, from taking a stand, from taking a bold step in the new dir

. >> he was apparently possibly faster than jesse owens, and jesse owens never raced him, and he hadently a handful of opportunities, too. >> now, fans can learn more about the man behind the legend thanks to this year's storylines mode. >> the stories and things that he did are incredible. he is rumored to be able to turn off a light switch and be in bed before the lights turn off. >> also featured in this year's edition, charles wilber rogan, known as bullet joe, one of the best pitchers and hitters in the league. we asked league hall of fame museum president bob kendrick about how the game has improved, the visibility of both the league and the museum, honoring its players and history. >> this project has been one of the biggest things that our museum has ever done, and to be honest, i think i was a little naive about just how big the gaming platform really was. i knew we were doing something special. >> as for the non storylines modes, the game's career mode road to the show now has an option to start as a high school player before going pro. for more stories like this, check out

utah republican congressman burgess owens is vice chair of the house education and workforce committeewhat action is the trump administration taking? >> it's about accountability. once you get the pocketbook it gets attention and that is what we need. we have a system in place for too long in which there is no accountability, no sense of responsibly and if they lost track, we have a president who says defining what we need in the future which is a smart group of people coming through the college system and understand the concept, we cannot discriminate no matter what it might be. i'm excited and we will see what happens right now. john: one student who was foreign-born had the visa revoked as a result of protesting too vehemently. what do you make of that? >> we welcome people to visit, they do that where they came from. we demand respect and people come here and if they want to protest, do it in a respectful way that's not taking away the voice of others and it is well-known we have young people with no idea or accountability. this is a good example, and stand get it done. john: a lot

owens, you're recognized for five minutes. mr. owens: thank you. thank you for holding this hearing today, as the committee prepares for the re-authorization and of course i thank our guests. i'm thrilled to be a new member of this subcommittee. utah boasts arksz a rich, well history, hosting the completion of the transcontinental railroad at the golden spike ceremony in 1869, a vision of a statewide inland port. our goal is to be the crossover of the west, a vital hub for freight ex change across the country in my position as vice chair of the education workforce, i applaud america's freight wells and using their own funds on capital expenditures and upkeep expenses. while much of our country's infrastructure lags behind, modern standards and needed upgrades, freight rail is at the tip of the spear in its innovation. with an average compensation of over 149,000 and a medium tenure of railroad employees of 13 years, this industry continues to be the place where people want to work, enjoy working, and supporting a family. as a member of the educatio

it's looking like direct to consumer will soon surpass wholesale as the primary channel for owens productsve development because there are no middlemen taking a cut. when you sell your products on your own website or in company owned stores. hey, by the way, nike emphasized direct to consumer to the detriment of traditional retailers like foot locker, and it ended up being disastrous for the brick and mortar. and the dtc didn't do as well on has none of those problems. i want to make that really clear because that's a big difference between nike and one. i also thought owens management had some really thoughtful things to say about the company's brand strategy. in the conference call, they explained that the fact that they manage the on brand in three distinct ways. this was so smart. sometimes you just get blown away by how smart management saw first through premium product brands with some of their top products like the cloud monster, cloud surfer and cloud runner now becoming stronger brands in their own right. second, through strategic partnerships, whether that's the long term relatio

the theme of that year was urban systems travel and journeys and then dash by owen smith from his 2008 series dashiell dashiell mamet's san francisco street artist by jonathan bernstein from his 2010 series meat market portraits of the street. the theme of that year was new images based on photographs and seasonal. williams and janice merritt cattani by kate haag and ivan aranda from the 2017 series summer of love trading cards. the theme of that year was the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. next we have the mother and child free huey rally by deborah sahm for the series i also from 2017 oh sorry went to fast. untitled by sylvia cordova for the 2018 series of body reorganized. the theme of that year was sanctuary city david brooks at hospitality house by lukas brafman. similar for 2019 on whose shoulders the theme of that year was 24 seven. and then we have the transgender district by marcel pardo or risa for the 2020 series kin streets. the theme for that year was celebrating 50 years of gay pride in san francisco. >> jose soria by win mixture in pride as a protest also from 20

the amount of the crews are out tending to trace down pal owens down working with the energy companies. way outside is now turning to the floods. and that will continue over the next 2 or 3 dies. winds of up to 100 kilometers per hour were quoted, and the swells cools extensive erosion along the gulf coast. beaches remain closed with sand build up as high as 6 maces in some places. person is not familiar with severe weather events like saxophones. the last one to hit the city was more than 50 years ago. but this time the bureau of major ology has told residents to expect widespread and ongoing right before the house. the prime minister says this was a rand weather event. that is one of the public not to be complacent, feel sick bank emergency response team. they have responded to the request. i have prepaid a, the ration dies, and a shout out as well to the extraordinary work of the volunteers, police, and emergency services. this do more work to be done, emergency all sorry, the site clean up or i sions, and the 2 states could take weeks. sarah, clock out to 0. brisbin. that's that so

the president's has visited a tim owens post in the bottle entire 3 where he was briefed by the military leadership booting stress. but the bible is yet to be fully. one is still the cost, please convey my gratitude to all personnel and for what has been done recently. our task in the near future in the shortest possible time, is to find a way to keep it and make the change to the course. reach out to me to completely liberate the territory of the course creation of choice and we must see some of the future about creating a security is on a long day state board for people who are on the territory of over the course of regions, issues and committed crimes against the civilian population here. cool that falls our forces law enforcement agencies and special services in accordance with the last, from the, from the russian federation. but i have to be approved and arrived at the come all the control points of the russian military of the northern battle groups. dressed in the military uniform for the 1st time in the room while the cable company by the chief of stop watching. but if you validat

ahead is there is economy which has been blasted by use of wool and international sanctions. holland owen is a senior advisor at the atlantic council. he said the us should temporarily relieve most sanctions to help syria and it's reconstruction if it's syria is in the mid place of a huge crow. ready and among geostrategic issues, russia, israel, turkey, east, and west iran terrorism. it is a mess, rebuilding it, trying to bring back the people so that they are one after the are as of a side is going to be usually difficult. there are bands of unemployed for by soldiers, for a bachelors who are going to cause trouble. and so the work is cut out from the, the problem is that syria, which is an important place by itself, is a tertiary issue. obvious ukraine is a focus of the united states and the mission, the meeting that president trump had been present zalinski yesterday didn't help things, but they're still the cause, the issue of phase 2. and so how serious get squeezed into among those 2 really larger issues is going to be very, very important. my recommendation is that the united stat

because owens asked them in, oh, i'll tell you they're not interested. so what is all this plus are coming out of europe? these are all non starters, tim, as well as that they yes, exactly. uh, if, if the russians don't agree to it, and these troops enter in essentially as combatants, i don't think that's what the british and french have in mind. stormer and my problem came to washington to try to sweet talk. trump and back stopping them without which this is totally on viable, as is as large as the lensky goes, we had half a brain. he was come here, sign that stupid mineral deal, which doesn't mean much of that. he thinks it's a yes, mr. president. thank you, mr. president, hoping that he would get somehow the same kind of by end that stormer and um, a chronic, we're trying to arrange at this point. i don't know. i think they're still going to go back to the well and try to find some way to tell the americans, if you can rage a cruise to the russians, the russians say they won't settle for a see far. they only work permit settlement. but i think that's

these finally is why the lens v owens got beyond the guys that we see in a lot of mean situation and folding in the west bank easily obviously could it be pharmacies of loans, large scale potations, including gifts that i and also the deployment of things for the 1st time in over to beckett's over 40000 public, stevens have been forcibly displaced in the last months, the largest displacements in the west bank in decades. meanwhile, demolitions evictions and supplements expansion discontinue. we supplement violence on the rise. all of these, these further weakening the policy, you know, started the, at the time when it's, it always more crucial than ever. i call for us in the escalation, we left the elections including several month expansion and so that so the next session must stop effects and mounting violence must ends. israel, as the buying power must comply with all its obligations under international law, including international humanitarian law. and the front of single started you must be supported to govern effectively and to do so in compliance with so nobody jason's and tha

. >> was apparently possibly faster than jesse owens, and jesse owens never raced him, and he had apparently. >> also featured in this year's edition charles wilbert rogan, known as bullet joe. again, we just mentioned him. one of the best pitchers and hitters in the league. >> what a great. i mean, kids love video games, and if you can learn a little bit of history about the leagues. boy, i think that's a great thing. >> it's the best of both worlds for those kids playing those games. >> indeed. all right. we want to thank you for joining us here on ktvu this morning. don't go anywhere. we're going to jump over to the plus momentarily. we've got college hoops coming up next here on ktvu as we roll into march madness. >> and you can watch all the latest news and weather anytime by downloading the fox local app and streaming it on your smart tv. you have a great saturday. we'll leave you a live picture of the estuary. we for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboo

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a-rod going glass to win the prize for owen garwood setting off a wild celebration. a-rod. >>> meanwhile, a student at texas tech had his own superstar encounter after doing this. >> they're having fun. we're putting. and, you know, putting on a basketball court, it's not so easy. it goes past bobby. but it's in. the place goes banana. what do you do? you celebrate with patrick mahomes. >> tech senior blake porter sinking a 94-full-court putt at the red raiders game. just a straight putt. the crowd going nuts including kansas city chiefs quarterback and texas tech alum patrick mahomes who gave blake a flying shoulder bump. and a few days later mahomes had a big surprise for blake when he appeared on the "today" show. >> i know you think you know what you won, but what you don't know is that texas tecech athletics is going to be paying your tuition. adidas and i will make you an honorary membe of team mahomes. we'll be sending a nice care package your way to support your golf game. >> wow. free tuition. now that is one clutch putt. way to go, blake. >>> our first low

one of them, tim owen wilson was killed. the other tommy wilson was being held when he was repeatedly hit. as you saw in the video. new documents also show officers tried to hide a knife illegally carried by one of them of the 3 officers fired too. still on probation. >> its 9.34 and police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened sunday night in san jose and cast drive near the 7 trees community center or library. that's where they found a man who had been shot and he ended up dying at the hospital. this is the city's 4th homicide this year. >> right now hearing a >> aubrey you're looking at happened right there in a massage parlor in the south bay. 2 people went into the business. one was armed and there were several people inside the business when this happened. police are still looking for the suspects. crawford's theresa has more on exactly what happened. >> 2 suspects wanted look closely. this ring surveillance video provided by the owner of foot lacks massage in milpitas. the owner telling kron for news on sat

joining me now cfd investments president brent owens.se, all your schooling was also faith-based right? >> yes. i actually went to two christian universities. went to anderson university, played a couple years of baseball there, and finished up at indiana wesleyan university which actually now the ram blue business school at indiana wesleyan. charles: you run the operations of a christian broker dealer a registered advisory firm. explain how that works. >> we have advisors that are duly-licensed as registered representatives and investment advisor representatives of the ria, so obviously, with the broker dealer side we have a best interest standard in what the ria side we have a fiduciary standard, but we can do commission-based thes and also do fee-based thes. depending on what the needs are from the client perspective. charles: last time we spoke i was amazed how the growth. you have folks in every single state. >> we are registered in all 50 states. we actually grew by over 20% last year. it's pretty big numbers for us. we went from 4

marshall owens with the ball making his way into the paint and he would get the jumper.d 12 on the night. saint mary's down three. and they never get the lead the rest of the night. under a minute to go. gaels down seven. they need something, but instead it's a turnover. it's a break. it's an alley oop to battle the statement dunk and the end of this one. gonzaga wins the wcc tourney. getting the upset. that 5851 was the final. saint mary's will wait to hear their name called on selection sunday, the acc basketball tournament getting underway this afternoon. the cal bears taking on virginia tech. first half we go. cal down 2522. a little dish to the outside. andre stojakovic with the deep three. that was good. buck 30 left in the half. it's stojakovic with the ball drives the lane, spins, fades. good. cal up 3130. this stayed close all game. it goes to double ot. cal up 7167. stojakovic says just give me the ball with a little fadeaway baseline jumper. he ended the night with 29. they go on to get the 8273 win. up next for cal stanford outfitting. tipoff is tomorrow at 4

early second half augustus marshall owens with the fancy moves for a big man, does the job finishing.d 15 points. more saint mary's luke barrett grabs the pass and just does his thing all the way to the rim. tough to defend that. 5237 saint mary's. a minute later, it's going to be jordan ross with some mid-air movement. number two going up and we get the deuce. and in the end it's all saint mary's 74 to 59 punching their ticket to the championship game tomorrow night. >> all right. the free agency window is officially open in the nfl. and if one thing is certain, the niners roster is going to look very different next year. espn reporting that after eight years in san francisco, the team plans to release fullback kyle juszczyk. the nine time pro bowler was due to earn just over $4 million next season. espn also reports that the niners are signing former jacksonville jaguars tight end luke farrell to a three year deal that's worth up to $20 million. the niners have also lost several veterans to free agency, including charvarius ward, dre greenlaw, talanoa hufanga, aaron banks and joshua

so what you're seeing in presidential inaugural addresses are it's, as peter owen, if i think wrote in his essay on jefferson, if they're displaying a political persona, they're displaying something, they're projecting something that they want people to think about their presidency. and so it's less of a of policy statement or a set of things. i'm going do, although sometimes they're pitched that way. but of the projection of a persona and i will just add that i think that is actually really important. i'm not trying to diminish that, actually, because how president presents himself to the american public on a very important day like an inauguration, really, for setting a tone for, a presidency. so i think it's really significant even if it's not necessarily super much of a representation of what they're going to do as president, that idea of a persona is so important and. also citing, ted's encapsulation of what the standard form of an address is. i'm glad you invoked it, kate. but but just quoting one, i'm not worthy of this great honor to i congratulate the people they elected me. t

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business records show malik owens ibrahim's halal chicken and waffles in downtown san jose. >> well,he investigation continues tonight after a teenage girl was stabbed on a muni train. the suspect, also a juvenile, remains in custody tonight. some riders tell our crime reporter, henry lee, that they still do not feel safe. >> a teenage girl was stabbed and critically wounded on a muni train in san francisco. it happened on a t third street train near third street and carroll avenue at about 540 tuesday afternoon. >> when officers arrived on scene, they located a juvenile female victim suffering from multiple stab wounds. >> san francisco police officer paulina henderson says witnesses told officers the suspect ran off. >> with information provided, officers canvased the area and after a brief foot pursuit, officers were able to detain two two suspects for further investigation. >> one of the suspects, a teenage boy, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and false imprisonment. another suspect, a woman, was released. police did not discuss a motiv

and where's delegate david owen when we need him? following the leader. >> well, more now from cnn's frederica scholten. >> there is an emerging star in political ads. elon musk, the billionaire who has generated headlines and controversy as president donald trump's cost cutter in chief around the country. democrats have launched commercials in recent days that highlight his efforts to slash the federal workforce as they try to paint republicans as out of touch with average americans, and too cozy to wealthy donors like musk. the ads have come from a national group that hopes to win back house seats in next year's midterm elections for congress, from democrats in virginia who are trying to expand their majority in the state legislature this year, and from the democratic party in wisconsin, where there's an intense political battle over a state supreme court race on the ballot next month. it's an important race because the outcome there will determine the ideological tilt of the state's highest court. most of the ads include one image

owen to say the marina politician and diplomat and one where necessity. unlike marina or unlike mary marina really didn't try to use her influence. she did kind of stay in the sphere of entertain painting and supporting her husband. although one thing that she really does a lot of during the war because by this point jefferson davis basically blind in his left eye and he was also suffering from facial neuralgia and migraine headaches. verena did a lot of letter writing for him. in fact after the war, she commented that my husband's of. well autographs are extremely rare so thousands are sold. they are my so she was supporting her husband in that way. verena didn't do a lot of visiting of the wounded. she said that she felt that her presence was more of a hindrance than a help. and as we look at these women, one thing that we that strikes me about these two women is that they both mothers of fairly young children during very traumatic time. we'll take a look at mary in. this is a of a portrait or engraving that shows the lincoln family. robert, their eldes

his beautiful children, paisley, lexon, owen and willow whom he raised with the love and support of his wife, melissa. a proud and committed father, he instilled in his children the values of personal responsibility, perseverance and, of course, a love of the land. i know i speak for the entire community of west texas when i say that the williams family is in our prayers and our entire community stands ready to care for them in the same way that john cared for us, his community, and his friends. may god comfort the williams family and may he give in all of us the courage and character that john had to live up to his legacy of truth telling, servant leadership and fighting for all we believe is good and right in this world. god bless you, my friend, john. rest in peace. blessings on your family. and go west texas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from rhode island, mr. amo, for five minutes. mr. amo: madam speaker, i rise today because something is rotten in the state of our government. over the past 50 days, donald trump, elon musk and doge have woefully sprea

the theme of that year was urban systems travel and journeys and then dash by owen smith from his 2008dashiell dashiell mamet's san francisco street artist by jonathan bernstein from his 2010 series meat market portraits of the street. the theme of that year was new images based on photographs and seasonal. williams and janice merritt cattani by kate haag and ivan aranda from the 2017 series summer of love trading cards. the theme of that year was the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. next we have the mother and child free huey rally by deborah sahm for the series i also from 2017 oh sorry went to fast. untitled by sylvia cordova for the 2018 series of body reorganized. the theme of that year was sanctuary city david brooks at hospitality house by lukas brafman. similar for 2019 on whose shoulders the theme of that year was 24 seven. and then we have the transgender district by marcel pardo or risa for the 2020 series kin streets. the theme for that year was celebrating 50 years of gay pride in san francisco. >> jose soria by win mixture in pride as a protest also from 20 also fr

we have owen jones in the uk and saw keir starmer as betrayal of the left and center left and liberal i don't think, everywhere i've work second-degree filled with conservative. i'm not starting a media company and saying come on in, i'm not starting a media company >> you've obviously gone, your independent and part of the whole appeal and are there things you can say now you're independent you couldn't say on msnbc want they intercepted and new york times didn't want their reporters saying genocide or ethnic cleansing and multiple holocaust historians and all saying genocide, it's worth more of people being l to say the g word without a meltdown? >> things you checked before you said them that they said no, you can't say that? >> we always had internal discussions. >> ben lets me say a shocking amount of things. i don't know. >> i was left to my own devices for many of the three and ha half years i was this. i got to do my own show and most people watching my show were pretty clear that was more and not ms nbc. >> yeah, msnbc in the last week fired a lot of its progressive hosts. it

we have owen jones in the uk who quit the labour party because he saw him as betrayal of the left.s of left, central left, everywhere there's conservatives. i won't start media company and come on in conservatives. >> you've obviously gone, independent, part of the whole appeal. are there things you can say now that you're independent now that you're at nbc? >> that's a good question. i don't have to check with anyone. you have my old boss sitting up here. there's not a lot of bus at msnbc. >> word like genocide scares people. the new york times didn't want the report in genocide. watch multiple holocaust historians have all said genocide, i think the it's worth more of media people willing to say the g word without saying a melttown. >> are there things that you check before you want to say them that they said, no, you can't say that? >> when i was at msnbc? >> we always had internal discussions in the company i'm sure you have discussions as well about what's in the rundown, who are your guests. msnbc has fired, got rid of progressive hosts. various people in this room, do you th

well, i'm joined now by the historian and journalist owen matthews. very much for joining me. how do you put this in an historic context? what donald trump is, is doing, and how should the allies of the united states respond? well. >> you're right, jacob, that it's an extraordinary moment and the creative destruction seems to be working. the one thing i would say is that i'm not entirely sure how planned this was. i mean, there is a there is a theory that zelenskyy was ambushed and this is all a setup in the oval office. i don't think that's true. i think it actually just went wrong in the room. the first 40 minutes, if you watched the whole the whole of that meltdown was, you know, perfectly cordial. then it all went south. so i don't think that there's necessarily a deep strategy, that of humiliating zelenskyy and then sort of coming back to him. but clearly it's been extremely effective. this double whammy of withdrawing aid. and then just hours later, getting jd vance to go on, your colleague sean hannity's show on fox news and saying, well, actua