gordon: another question.his is from kristen at the finish institute of international affairs whose name i will murder if i pronounce it, but i will try anyway. [indiscernible] apologies for that. can our panelists elaborate on what the commission hopes to see from the nato alliance and nato's nuclear planning in terms of dealing with the two-peer threat environment and how they envision countering russia's advantage in theater nuclear forces? mr. kyl: a fairly high percentage of us had the responsibility to oversee nuclear planning. the first thing is to emphasize the point that madelyn made, which is the importance of allies. we brought them in to hear them. we wanted to understand what they thought was important out of the u.s. strategic posture, and that was something that is critical to us, and the report makes it clear the critical importance of allies. as you get toward the nuclear piece for nato, we have a strong and long-standing approach to how we plan to use nuclear weapons and the theater of nuclea

but strange-gordon says something was often missing. i come back after the season and i have a christmas tournament. i give christmas toys, give out toys to the kids, too. but it was just like, that's not enough. like the community wasn't getting any better. dishwasher right there next to the stove. so he partnered with a nonprofit in his hometown of avon park building homes for first time. low income buyers like yolanda howard with federal loan assistance for those in rural areas. she'll soon pay less in mortgage than she did in rent. i can go to bed and wake up in the morning and someone's not telling me that i have to move. it's my house. it's mine. i don't know what to say. there we go. you woke up this morning, got hvac is out. we're hvac guys now. you're a multimillionaire and you're cutting the grass out here and you're getting your hands dirty. i love seeing nothing out here and knowing that it's going to be something one day. and you remember i talked about the collard greens. i want them hanging from the top. that something is

-- the mood here. -- gordon.the _ mood here. -- gordon. deep sadness no hatred at the loss _ mood here. -- gordon. deep sadness no hatred at the loss of _ mood here. -- gordon. deep sadness no hatred at the loss of life, - mood here. -- gordon. deep sadness no hatred at the loss of life, and - no hatred at the loss of life, and the taking of hostages. some 150 people have been taken hostage, including the mother of a member of mike community.— including the mother of a member of mike community. we've seen the faces of some of those _ mike community. we've seen the faces of some of those who _ mike community. we've seen the faces of some of those who have _ mike community. we've seen the faces of some of those who have been - of some of those who have been kidnapped, but tell me more about your connection to one of the cases. my your connection to one of the cases. my connection is a woman age 7a. she's a right hired head teacher of arabic and hebrew. spent her career as someone trying to build peace between jewis

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i know you were shaking your head when gordon said it is going above 5%.r take on the environment? >> that is where i disagree with gordon although i love his short ev play. i think we're at 5%. i'm looking and saying are we steady from here or plunging or fading or going up? we think it is 5% and fading. it may be a steady, but a fade. that is because the fed is done tightening. they are rolling off the balance sheet, but rates don't go up higher from here. it is 5% and fading, but the 5% is inflation and not because of economic growth. it is crazy drunken sailor government spending. we like companies that are low multiples and high growth and cisco and united rentals. some have been punished with leverage. they have really low multiples and steady and predictable earnings growth. >> gordon and jenny, thank you. to wrap up higher for longer week, thank you. i appreciate the picks. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the one word every investor needs to know today and we gear up for big banks results. more wex coming up next. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪♪

why is gordon, opposing slavery.5 for example, moving to the 18805 in khartoum? he's in khartoum to try and stamp out the slave trade . every other country in trade. every other country in the had accepted slavery trade. every other country in thenormalhad accepted slavery trade. every other country in thenormal untilccepted slavery trade. every other country in thenormal until theyted slavery trade. every other country in thenormal until the british very as normal until the british empire decides it's abnormal, immoral, unchristian and routes it out. >> why are we not telling people this ? because i'll bet you that this? because i'll bet you that story that colin is now trying to push and he wants to get a statue memorial. very good idea. >> i didn't know that story. didn't i think i'm quite well informed on mark. >> didn't know mark didn't know. >> didn't know mark didn't know. >> all that >> i was absolutely all that wasted money at and mug wasted money at eton and the mug didn't know. >> did you really know that?

why is gordon, opposing slavery.5 for example, moving to the 18805 in khartoum? he's in khartoum to try and stamp out the slave trade . every other country in trade. every other country in the had accepted slavery trade. every other country in thenormalhad accepted slavery trade. every other country in thenormal untilccepted slavery trade. every other country in thenormal until theyted slavery trade. every other country in thenormal until the british very as normal until the british empire decides it's abnormal, immoral, unchristian and routes it out. >> why are we not telling people this ? because i'll bet you that this? because i'll bet you that story that colin is now trying to push and he wants to get a statue memorial. very good idea. >> i didn't know that story. didn't i think i'm quite well informed on mark. >> didn't know mark didn't know. >> didn't know mark didn't know. >> all that >> i was absolutely all that wasted money at and mug wasted money at eton and the mug didn't know. >> did you really know that?

gordon, welcome back to the show.s a smart guy but you've been raising that along too. i mean in a sense militarily and economically and financially if the chinese want to go into taiwan or if the north koreans start acting up and i guess the other part of this, gordon, is, a lot of chinese nationals are coming over our border, our porous, open border. so what do you make of this? >> well, first of all china is putting the infrastructure in place for attacks on american soil. remember that lab at ridley california, near fresno? it had at least 20 pathogens and almost 1000 mice had been genetically engineered to spread disease. we've got these chinese males in pacts of five to 15, military age, traveling without family members, pretending not to speak english. u.s. border patrol know some have links to the chinese military. the question what is china doing and it is pretty clear to me. larry: what? in terms of crossing the border let's talk about that first, in terms of crossing the border, these are spies, they will b

they want a cease fire but they've not condemned hamas, gordon. >> yes.ussia and ukraine. where china is fully supporting russia's war effort and effectively china is supporting hamas because of its economic ties with iran, increased oil purchases that are fueling the iranian regime. chinese weapons are showing up in the hands of iranian proxies including hamas. but especially the houthi rebels which last week joined the fight against israel. so here again, we should not be asking china to get involved anymore. we should be trying to eliminate chinese influence because that influence around the world is painful. cheryl: it certainly is. no one is sure we need to see them involved further in the conflict in the middle east but florida congressman carlos jiminez warned about china's growing ties to cuba in towards the southern border. maria asked him about this on this program on friday. watch what he told her. >> maria: what is your reaction to these chinese nationals coming into america and now we find they're coming through key largo by boat. >> i'm real

gordon: what might the other answers be? mr.roenig: if you go back to the cold war, we have a lot of different systems, so there could be a lot of different things. some people have talked about having a ground launch capability now that the united states is out of the intermediate range nuclear enforcement treaty. that could be an option. some might say some of the systems we have planned -- maybe bombers or fighter aircraft with gravity bombs or cruise missiles could maybe fit that description. again, we don't want to pick winners and losers. we just want to describe the capabilities that we thought we needed for deterrence in those regions. mr. gordon: an important feature of the report is it is not merely about nuclear weapons systems but strategic posture. it is about conventional capabilities as well. in that respect, the report is very critical of the pentagon's one war framework, which has now been embraced in two national defense strategies, one during the trumpet ministration in 2018 and one by the biden administration

gordon well , clean, clean . to us reassuring us that the investments and properties were not at risk with the phillips trust corporation. >> you better keep hold of that letter, i think. jacob good evening. what have you got coming up? >> talk about. well, we're going to why the police to look at why the police haven't done anything about protesters who seem to be promoting terrorism. we've promoting terrorism. and we've got people who really got one of the people who really knows david knows about it, david lord anderson, who was the government's adviser, independent reviewer on terrorism legislation to explain this, because it's not as simple area that there are questions of freedom of speech. there are questions of whether the law is precise enough , and we to precise enough, and we want to work out people are to work out why people are able to go streets of london go on the streets of london waving jihadi flags. >> the you know, i debated this at length, too, because it seems to be very, very, very important

gordon well , clean, clean .e to us reassuring us that the investments and properties were not at risk with the phillips trust corporation. >> you better keep hold of that letter, i think. jacob good evening. what have you got coming up? >> talk about. well, we're going to why the police to look at why the police haven't done anything about protesters who seem to be promoting terrorism. we've promoting terrorism. and we've got people who really got one of the people who really knows david knows about it, david lord anderson, who was the government's adviser, independent reviewer on terrorism legislation to explain this, because it's not as simple area that there are questions of freedom of speech. there are questions of whether the law is precise enough , and we to precise enough, and we want to work out people are to work out why people are able to go streets of london go on the streets of london waving jihadi flags. >> the you know, i debated this at length, too, because it seems to be very, very, very importan

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. >> first question goes to gordon from "wall street journal." >> the first question is the crisis in gaza has amounted to an moment for emotion for the israelis and the world. benjamin netanyahu referring to hamas as dead men walking and you are referring to isis. due to this conflict has powered munitions and weapons and other things, what assurancees or what conditions have you asked for from the israelis to make sure that some of this weaponry is used discriminately and not indiscriminately and potentially killing innocent civilians in gaza and second question, is i.s.r. package. have you seen any amassing of any hezbollah forces on the border? thank you. secretary austin: hezbollah forces? thanks, gordon, for the questions, but even there were like six of them, in terms of conditions that we would place on the security assistance that we are providing to israel, we have not placed any conditions on the provision of this equipment. this is a professional military led by professional leadership and we would hope and expect that they would do the right things in the prosecution of t

-china tech war," "coming collapse of china," gordon chang.ar anniversary of belt and road. they had this huge event in china. they apparently lent out a trillion dollars. they will lend out another $100 billion. this sort of diplomacy, this form of diplomacy, some call it a shakedown, what us did it mean for the rest of the world? >> well, essentially what xi xinping is trying to do is convince the world china is the future and that's why they held this belt and road forum on the 10th anniversary. had 130 countries participate and most notably vladmir putin because there they said to the world that their partnership is as strong as ever. they will take on the international system which they say is unfair but they don't tell us why it is unfair and clearly it's not. it is the existing international system in place since 1648 that countries want to be part of and china and russia have yet to make the case why it is, should be destroyed. charles: there has though been a lot of talk, especially since russia's invasion of ukraine. russia being cut

0ur security correspondent, gordon corera, has been investigating. gordon.built what it called an iron wall around its perimeter. that included a high tech fence — its defences extend below ground to block tunnels — while above there were observation towers and surveillance cameras and sensors to detect movement. so just how did hamas manage to break out? it began early saturday morning with a volley of more than 2000 rockets launched out of gaza, sending israelis racing to their centres —— shelters. but that was just to provide cover for what else hamas was doing. commercial drones carrying explosives were flown to a security fence. these pictures are from hamas and we are using them to show how they carried out the attack. bbc verify has confirmed they are north of gaza. here we see one drone take out an unmanned gun emplacement. crucially, they knocked out communications towers and cameras, leaving israel blind. with rockets flying overhead hamas fighters flew out on a motorised hang gliders. you can see them circled in red. this is also north of gaza. at

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gordon for five minutes your opening statement. >> good morning. chair guthrie, rogers, ranking member and members of the subcommittee. i am pleased to be here today to discuss issues that affect physician payments and experiences in traditional fee-for-service medicare. with the medicare enrollment and spending projected to increase, controlling program spending remains a serious long-term financial challenge. physicians and other providers play an essential role in the growth of medicare expenditures alter the services they provide the services they order like diagnostic tests and referrals but my statement summarizes most of recent research reports examine the geographic payment for services under the physician fee schedule and physicians and other providers participation in and experiences with the merit bates payment system in advance alternative payment models. first, in february 2022 geo reported on geographic adjustments to physician payments for physician time, skills and efforts focusing on geographic adjustment to the physician's work co

but that's ed gordon. you just let him. he chews our out. so i'm like, how is how he's sensitive, how he goes, wow, are we that we're in trouble? are we in trouble? i said it wasn't that bad, big guy. it wasn't that bad . it comes. david hill, chairman of the board, ed gordon's boss. fantastic you guys are great. fantastic you guys are amazing. we. i told. >> i tell howie, let's go with that. >> that's what you got to do. yeah, i'm going with the big guy. >> jerry bradshaw and howie long are here from fox nfl sunday. we'll be right back. >> portions of jimmy kimmel live are brought to you by vinfast charge. >> a different path. for more information, go to vinfast. autos. >> i have moderate to severe plaque 90% clearer skin t of 4 people achieved at 4 months. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means ev

gordon chang says ultimate goal is to take on the u.s. potentially go to war with america.do you think. >> look i think gordon has got that right the end xi jinping's goal clear said as much we don't have to i guess what his goal is his objective global hegemony political control, chinese communist party marxist modeled the whole world will live under wants every country to live under surveillance state did dominated by chinese surveillance digital occurrence, capacity to control trade all are on the world grow his economy at suspense of ours has done -- on a mission, sadly this administration has refused to do the basic things that protect america, from what xi jinping's intentions are we know how to do it began this in trump administration, there was lots of work left to do we were on path towards defending american people, for what has been a war at least on american economy last 0 years we turned the other cheek an enormous failure over this decade to protect america from china. maria: there was nobody tougher than you, against this threat of communist china the trump a

larry: walt ir-- walter mead, writing today, and gordon chang is here. in a sense militarily, and economically and financially, if the chinese want too go to taiwan or if north koreans start acting up, and i guess the other part is that a lot of chinese nationals come over our border, our open border. what do you make of this? >> well, china is putting the infrastructure in place for attacks on american soil. remember that lab near fresno. it had 20 pathogens and a thousand mice genetically engineered to spread disease, we have chinese male in packs. pretending not to speak english, u.s. border patrol knows some have links to chinese military, what is kleichina doing, it clear to me. larry: it terms of crossing the border, these are spies? >> saboteurs. larry: wreaking havoc you believe, when you say saboteurs, throwing bombs or in general stopping the gears from shifting? >> yes, all sorts of things, they could attack military bases, they go after our grid, start wildfires spread disease. you name it. there are all sorts of things that will happen i bel

. >> -- gordon lives across the street with her own two-year-old grandson. she says she never saw the children, but it's horrified by the allegations. >> -- nowhere near -- >> gordon says she prays the surviving baby will recover. the prosecutor says he is also hoping for the best. >> if they heal and survive and ultimately -- >> the couple will be back in court for two weeks in -- bail has been set at $3 million for each of them. in caucus cost that county -- contra costa county with a sort -- who say -- was arrested last year. police say he beheaded 27-year-old karina castro easing a samurai sword. it happened on the street right in front of neighbors in san carlos. investigators say the two had an argument over child custody and then his attorney challenged a court evaluation that found him mentally incompetent. but the judge denied it. that trial will start later this month. >> they are calling it the largest health care strike in u.s. history. and it is set to end in just under an hour for now. kaiser permanente workers are wrapping up a strike. around

siege of leningrad, come to your senses, although in general, what a feeling, well, something like gordonre you spying on our program, in ukraine it is forbidden to watch our programs, why are you spying on them, and also commenting on them, thereby spreading russian propaganda throughout the ukrainian-nazi milieu. have you forgotten that you get paid? we are already tired of listing to you in cunning, roundabout ways, so that you corrupt ukrainian society from the inside, and you’re doing well, you’re coping, although you look disgusting, of course, but you’re coping, you insult the soldiers in the ssu, well done, great job, that elon musk began to vilify, continue with kotinyak, the more you vilify him , the more likely it is that you won’t have starlink. move, you don’t break your speech, do you? well, let's listen to the idiot gardon bashing elon musk. musk is a scoundrel. what right does he have to even argue that ukraine should give something back, and what should ukraine give? let him talk about tesla, about traveling to other worlds, let him talk about his billions. there is no ne

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gordon corera, bbc news.d countless tragedies on both sides, with hundreds of civilians targeted by hamas in israel, and thousands caught in the bombardment by israel in gaza. in a moment, lucy williamson has the story of an israeli man — seven members of his family were taken hostage by hamas on october seven. but first, fergal keane tells the story of a palestinian father who lost his four children in a strike in rafah in gaza. his report was filmed by mahmoud bassam, a journalist in gaza filming for the bbc. and many will find this upsetting. once he had a home. once he had a family. now he picks through the rubble for fragments of the past. khalil khader lost his four children and seven other members of his family. here, he shows a bbc journalist pyjamas worn by his 18—month—old daughter, rosa. the same blue pyjamas, but in a world that has gone forever. the family was trapped under this rubble in the al—janina neighbourhood in rafah. it's next to el—najar hospital, where every day of this war, the staff

. >> oh, yes, reverend roland gordon was one of our top local voters last year, and we gave him a silveror the giant black history collage at his church. that was just the beginning. >> what makes the scene unique is not reverend roland gordon sweeping outside ingleside presbyterian , the church he has passed for 45 years. what stands out is the gold-medal around his neck. >> i was totally caught off guard. >> reporter: the man known as reverend g just returned from new york city where the jefferson award's parent foundation, multiplying good, honored him with the jacqueline kennedy onassis award for his local community service. he started a giant black history collage at the church in 1980. the san francisco landmark inspires young people at his long-running afterschool nonprofit that they can accomplish anything. >> young people are my first love. young african-americans, especially boys. >> reporter: reverend g paid tribute to the inspiration for his service, his late mother, a widow who raised him and nine siblings. >> my mother was an angel in disguise. i saw my heart being molded b

the un mission is on a 10 day visit to the gordon county back to determine the humanitarian needs of the remaining residents. it's the 1st time in nearly 30 years that the world body has sent a delegation to the region. senior government officials in kosovo told alpha 0 that serbia has withdrawn some of its troops from the border. after warnings from the united states, there's been a sharp rise intention and majority ethnics or a regions in northern kosovo. it follows a gun battle last week that saw 3 f mixer fighters and one coast of our policemen killed villain marx has more from mitra pizza in northern coast of a as well sir. we're about 20 kilometers south of the border between cost of o and savvy, and what we've been hearing from the cost of it and government over the course of last night. and then this morning, is it, they all still assessing the scale of that withdrawal. you mentioned of serbian forces, we heard over the course of the weekend about the scale across a large swath of the board of thousands of different sub in minutes for installations with antioch cross weapons

i talk to neil kinnock, tony blair, gordon brown, and talk to tony and gordon particularly about theiod of �*95, �*96, �*97, notabout specific policies because that is too long ago, but about the pace, intensity, preparation that we need an also increasingly recently about the mood, because there is this tendency when we should be looking forward to always look back so everybody will say what is next year's election going to be about then search the history books to say is it �*97, �*92, further back, which is obviously wrong because it will be 2024, but the mood in �*97 was one of optimism. the economy was growing. services, public services were not on their knees, and we were turning into a new century which always gives a human sense of hope. and therefore, our theme was that things could only get better, this song that was sung at every labour party gathering ever since. but it chimed with the times. and it wouldn't now. and it is a big mistake to misread the mood of the country. at the moment i think there is a real sense of concern, of insecurity. and people want a labour party

gordon correra, bbc news. as all of the action on the ground, we've been seeing the military action. israel is also imposing a full siege on the gaza strip, but that announcement came a little earlier in the day and it came from the defence minister. have a listen. translation: we came from the defence minister. have a listen. translation:— a listen. translation: we are enforcin: a listen. translation: we are enforcing a _ a listen. translation: we are enforcing a total _ a listen. translation: we are enforcing a total blockade - a listen. translation: we are enforcing a total blockade on i a listen. translation: we are - enforcing a total blockade on gaza. no electricity, no food, no water, no gas. it is all closed. we are fighting beastly people and are acting accordingly. that fighting beastly people and are acting accordingly.— fighting beastly people and are acting accordingly. that was the announcement _ acting accordingly. that was the announcement of _ acting accordingly. that was the announcement of t

gordon corera, bbc news, california.party conference speech as leader of the snp. he pledged to freeze council tax in scotland next year, and told delegates in aberdeen the party must focus on the economy if they're to win support for independence. mr yousaf, who has family trapped in gaza, also called on the international community to create a refugee programme for people fleeing the territory. our scotland editor, james cook, reports. the party that likes to say yes to independence has seen support sink in the past year, after suffering a series of setbacks. i am announcing my intention to step down as first minister. nicola sturgeon quit after her plan for a second referendum was blocked. then she was arrested and released without charge by police investigating the snp's finances. scottish labour party, 17,850... and this month the snp has lost one seat at westminster in a by—election and another with a defection to the tories. and our first minister, humza yousaf. - so mr yousaf�*s task here was to steady the ship. b

our security correspondent gordon corera reports.time together, what are known as the five eyes. these are the security chiefs of five allies — the us, uk, australia, canada and new zealand — appearing together in california to warn of the threat of secrets being stolen, but speaking in the shadow of violence in the middle east. this is the first time, after all those years, that we have ever chosen to come together in public. here from the uk is the head of mi5, ken mccallum. before the event, i spoke to him about the threats he sees, including those resulting from hamas's attack on israel. the scale and the monstrous nature of that attack is a shock. and what does it mean for uk and security in the uk? is there a risk of that conflict spilling over onto the streets of the uk? we have seen radicalisation being fuelled by various conflicts across the world over the last generation and clearly, one of the things that concerns me most right now is to understand quite what the shape of the uk impact will be coming from the recent and on

ms marten and mr gordon appeared at the old bailey on thursday and pleaded not guilty to manslaughterme health workers from a one—off bonus. it was part of a pay deal that recognised the pressure of the covid pandemic on staff. but thousands of outsourced staff, such as community nurses and physiotherapists, will not receive it — a decision described as an "injustice". for the first time in years, the remembrance poppy has undergone a change. the new flowers for the royal british legion's annual appeal are entirely plastic—free, and can be recycled. there have been more than ten versions of the poppy since the first appeal in 1921. you're live with bbc news. un agency is talking about the running out of fuel, the hospital and other relief supplies and of course we've heard from the israeli saying that hamas is hoarding fuel and that's where it should be coming from rather than letting any more more of fuel into the gaza strip. refugee aid agency, thank you so much for being here on the programme. iwonder much for being here on the programme. i wonder if he could start byjust describin

gordon. i was there was only to knows more style your photographs. exactly are some were not code yet gloss. i guess we're on the dish and there was a single, you know, the kind of wanted to most successfully when, if it was something that people really know the us and we sell them yellow squares and i'm able to limit that on so, so i have a lot of interest as of school on a number to explore at the new model. you love this christmas or something and there is no way for as i said that we have them sell a remote zillow and it's still not valid. i'm calling before you and bill once you realize that you're solving, to emulate why i'm like, what's the source of them on a menu 7 since they were done, you know, single other cit, economic and most of them, most of the police are totally equal, kill them at that are those you, my cell and that's, i'm probably selling up on the assess the me a little something to cause 0 and the same russell knew billy watts in but i mean, he's, when he pulled it up.

ms marten and mr gordon appeared at the old bailey on thursday and pleaded not guilty to manslaughteronus. it was part of a pay deal that recognised the pressure of the covid pandemic on staff. but thousands of outsourced staff, such as community nurses will not receive it. the department of health says it's looking into the issue. for the first time in years, the remembrance poppy has undergone a change. the new flowers for the royal british legion's annual appeal are entirely plastic—free and can be recycled. there have been more than 10 versions of the poppy since the first appeal in 1921. you're live with bbc news. getting you news from the uk where it has emerged that the surrey police have arrested the conservative mp crispin blunt on suspicion of rape, and possession of controlled substances. he's also been suspended by the party. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth in westminster for more on this. yes, reports first emerged on two newspaper websites this afternoon that a conservative mp had been arrested, then surrey police confirmed he had been arrested on suspici

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also kevin gordon charles schwab's senior investment strategist good to have you with us mike, i'll beginh you. what the market could ill afford to have is tech go down hard and rates start to go back up. that is exactly what you're getting today. >> it has been a tough formula i would take some heart in the fact there is some differentiation in terms of reaction we are not all across the board selling everything but coming into this week i think the way i was presenting things was, look you're a little bit over sold in the market rates have had a little bit of a hard time getting through 5% on the ten year you're going to have the most profitable companies in history report earnings. how negative do you want to be into that strong seasonal period not really all played out. maybe you don't want to be too negative but just this testing process that has not really let up 8 of the 17 trading sessions this month the s&p had an intraday low within 25 points of 4200 they want to either soften it up to get through it or it is proving that people want to make a stand and say that's enough for now

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