communication from k cna is the 1st public admission from north korea, but king is in very custody a jeremy not smoke optics from so is james frederick while i'm list that and can use a portal different bolts extensively on north korea. james earlier in the week we had the fast public communication from north korea on the driver's game, but it took a month for this to happen. why so long and why now? it's a really good question. i think that north korea was probably interrogate same king for a number of weeks, probably is still interrogating king based on the experiences of americans that have the whole site being the same bundle. bill, korea, the interrogation price, that's generally loss of something around 3 weeks. um, but why did i know korea release a statement on came even though it says that the investigation is still ongoing. i think that might be because of the united nations security council meeting on north korean human rights. but just wrapped up recently, actually no couriers, cheapest basements ahead of that space was be 1st u n. s. c, meeting normal korean him rides since 201

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few jeremy corbyn. met him actly friendly. times. he's perfectly friendly. he's conviction politician in he's a conviction politician in my the uk needs more my view. the uk needs more conviction politicians, but his views were out of kilter with the majority of the uk, so he lost the election in 2019 and also of course he has lost the whip and keir starmer has spent quite a bit of time and effort in in trying to eradicate the nofion in in trying to eradicate the notion of anti—semitism from the party. is this so, so, so, so, so— party. is this so, so, so, so, so i think that corbyn's legacy is probably still quite toxic. >> is toxic . i mean, that's >> it is toxic. i mean, that's an interesting conversation, guys, we're guys, thanks for that. we're going straight now to the going to go straight now to the yes no quiz with james and james. so now it's time for the yes no quiz, gents. you know the rules. we've got james and i've got james. it's a yes or no answer. simple quiz . we'll start answer. simple quiz. we'l

few jeremy corbyn. met him afectly friendly. times. he's perfectly friendly. he's conviction politician in he's a conviction politician in my the uk needs more my view. the uk needs more conviction politicians, but his views were out of kilter with the majority of the uk, so he lost the election in 2019 and also of course he has lost the whip and keir starmer has spent quite a bit of time and effort in in trying to eradicate the nofion in in trying to eradicate the notion of anti—semitism from the party. is this so, so, so, so, so— party. is this so, so, so, so, so i think that corbyn's legacy is probably still quite toxic. >> is toxic . i mean, that's >> it is toxic. i mean, that's an interesting conversation, guys, we're guys, thanks for that. we're going straight now to the going to go straight now to the yes no quiz with james and james. so now it's time for the yes no quiz, gents. you know the rules. we've got james and i've got james. it's a yes or no answer. simple quiz . we'll start answer. simple quiz. we

jeremy hunt, a couple of months ag another network,nd and said jeremy hunt, a couple of months ag another said jeremy hunt, a couple of months ag another network, we might d to another network, we might need a recession to get through inflation. >> well, that's what i was. but he's saying, well, we're he's now saying, well, we're hoping not going hoping we don't we're not going to recession. to need a recession. >> well, he's hoping to >> well, because he's hoping to cling to his job because cling on to his job because there's rumours there's obviously rumours recently that recently in the daily mail that he slung out for being he might be slung out for being terrible. and why should we trust anything he says when his record the pandemic, for record of the pandemic, for example, days he example, in the early days he was china's zero covid was endorsing china's zero covid policy. he came gb news policy. then he came on gb news and an exclusive when and gave an exclusive when trying conservative trying to run for conservative party saying, party leadership, saying, oh, under avoided under m

well, jeremy dean casey, a barrister who specialises in criminal defence, joins me. rime , mean, if i commit a crime, surely if i'm just told we'll go away and have a caution, doesn't that mean a lot more people will commit that crime because there's no sanction? the thing is , nigel, the proposal let me is, nigel, the proposal let me make it clear, this is just a proposal at the moment at this stage, subject to consultation. >> but i think it's likely to go through. it isn't really a case of go away. i mean, it's a two tier proposal . one is that the tier proposal. one is that the offender gets cautioned and has to do some sort of community work. the other is that the offender cautioned and if offender gets cautioned and if there is a breach on a more serious level, that person will be prosecuted. so it isn't a case of just, you know, clear off and don't worry about it, but it's designed and to minimise the increasing clogging up of the criminal justice system. >> oh, i see. so the courts are busy, so we just don't worry about crime. >> well , i about crime. >> well,

well, jeremy dean casey, a barrister who specialises in criminal defence, joins me. mmit a crime , mean, if i commit a crime, surely if i'm just told we'll go away and have a caution, doesn't that mean a lot more people will commit that crime because there's no sanction? the thing is , nigel, the proposal let me is, nigel, the proposal let me make it clear, this is just a proposal at the moment at this stage, subject to consultation. >> but i think it's likely to go through. it isn't really a case of go away. i mean, it's a two tier proposal . one is that the tier proposal. one is that the offender gets cautioned and has to do some sort of community work. the other is that the offender cautioned and if offender gets cautioned and if there is a breach on a more serious level, that person will be prosecuted. so it isn't a case of just, you know, clear off and don't worry about it, but it's designed and to minimise the increasing clogging up of the criminal justice system. >> oh, i see. so the courts are busy, so we just don't worry about crime. >> well , i about crime.

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i think we have a video from your trip to magic mountain. jeremyou're taunting god. threatening him, try it again! [ laughter ] >> i promise you, i'm in a ton of pain, i promise you. >> jimmy: did you go on rides? >> yeah, i did, i did. i just live by the principle of, if it hurts, i won't do it, i'll stop. >> jimmy: okay. >> if it doesn't hurt, i'll give it a go, i'll try it. >> seems like a solid perf perspec perspective. >> i did everything that didn't hurt, and i had a great time. more importantly, my daughter and all the kids did. >> jimmy: what's the best thing -- i know this was a horrible thing that happened to you. but what's the best thing about it, looking back at the whole deal? >> i don't know if it's the best thing. i think the first thing that i -- when i did my first surgeries from all the -- the ribs and stuff, i woke up, first thing i ever thought about, my first conscious thought was, "holy hell -- my calendar's freed up for the rest of the year." [ laughter ] i'm like, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] i was making so many plans. i

so the judge obviously has a view of this and is digging more deeply. >> jeremy, let me give you the l word. let's pivot to d.c. we heard evan perez say that trump's team feel like there is a lot of evidence here that they need months if not years to prepare. is that a valid argument? >> i think there is an argument to be made and it's certainly an argument to be made that there is a lot of evidence, but it's not to the extent that they are making it out to be. the defense is going to throw everything that they can in the way to make this thing move as slowly as possible. that is their goal. being speedy, despite the term we have heard about speedy trial is not in their advantage, especially for donald trump in d.c. because he wants to get this beyond the election. whether it's removal, whether it's a searclf reference, motioo review or discovery, any tool they have they're going to pursue, meaning donald trump to move this case out as long as he can and that goes for all of his cases. further and farther out, that's his friend in terms of timeline. >> sounds like we will learn more i

if you can't prove you don't have a murder. jeremy. it was at his apa there was heavy drug use and partying prior to the murder. >> was the sister in court today? >> she was not in court today. we did see her husband to zoom in and the judge decided dan: the man accused of driving his family off a cliff will remain in jail. he allegedly tried to kill his wife and two children by driving his tesla off highway one into the pacific ocean. all four were rescued and only had minor injuries. patel has asked to be placed in a mental health program. if he admitted to that, it could allow the felony charges against him to be dismissed. ama: next, the new technology that will reduce oven airplanes overhead. >> they got a call to our pollution hotline that reported dark brown water in the berkeley marina. dan: remember the red algae bloom from last year? there is a introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dippi

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>> jeremy: totally out of touch. aprogressive politicians should be paying attention and trying to understand what is going on, why are people upset and willing to listen and see what made this hit go viral. so many people could relate to it. there have been several remixes done of people different walks of life. like a rap remix on it in agreement saying this is our reality. when you have people coming together, multi racial coalition of people coming together, anyone who worked in politics will say, we need to be listening and say we need government and political leaders that respond to that. >> kayleigh: politics is about the people, what it is about. ongoing crisis of homelessness and crime have driven many out of san francisco. now people are paying to see it themselves. next the sold out walking tour taking tours through the city squalor. so, i got this experian app, and now, i'm checking my fico® score. i got a new credit card, and i'm even finding ways to save. finally getting smart about money feels really goo

: yes, that is correct. >> do you think he has done a better job recently and getting things under control? jeremyly out of his hands. the forces work. i suspect inflation will never be as low as it averaged for the last 10 years. we have reentered a period of moderately higher inflation and therefore moderately higher interest rates. in the end, life is simple. low rates push up asset prices. higher rates push asset prices down. vonnie: and you can see that full interview with gmo cofounder jeremy grantham on bloomberg wealth with david rubenstein. that is coming up on september 5 on bloomberg television. let's get a check now in u.s. futures. of course, it is a big week in the united states with jackson hole coming at the end of the weekend we are seeing futures pointing a little higher right now. we are in the very early hours. of course, it is a huge recession and it has been three down weeks for stocks so let's see if we can make back some of that ground in what is sure to be very much of a lower volume type week, it being the end of august and so on. we are also monitoring some severe weathe

a difference. yeah. makes 10 to 12 months since moscow turned off the tops. jeremy's gone from reliance on russian got to no longer needing it for look at house as corporations that countries invest in there are and a i will ask whether a small money is going on. the official intelligence, the state of your business, i'm of what's invalid. welcome to the program. thank you. erica russia stop supplying germany with natural gas. the end of supplies down the north stream, one pipeline forced the german government to rush to find other supplies of energy . a year on the country has broken its reliance on rush just for months after russia's pipeline supply, freeze german chancellor, olaf sold the wilhelm top and liquefied natural gas terminal terminals, and friends vigil. and lynn are built to to keep the gas flowing. ellen gee, tankers are converted into floating terminals at record speed as rushes sense and majority of gas to germany. the supply fries caused immense disruption. norway, previously germany 2nd most important gas supplier rose to become the new number one responsible for 42 percent of its supp

jeremy diamond is here now. the president is facing scrutiny. aes. what is the white house saying? >> the white house is saying, look, even though the president was nearly silent for nearly five days last week as the devastation was becoming clearer in hawaii, that behind the scenes he's saying he was leading a robust federal response effort speaking regularly with state official alzheimer's, local officials as well as the fema administrator on the ground very quickly after those wildfires broke out. today, victor, today will be the opportunity for him to show the empathy and that was lacking during the five day stretch as the death toll was mounting in hawaii. today the president and first lady will fly to maui where they will get a helicopter tour initially of some of the wild fire damage surveying it from above. they will land in lahaina to tour some of the devastation on the ground firsthand and meet with state and local officials who will provide them with a briefing. the president will deliver remarks on the wildfires and recovery remarks de

i think it was a big misconception. jeremy argonauts owns coconut caboose in lahaina, which miraculously survived the fire. he says people were taking whatever they could get. but jeremy says people did it out of desperation. 99% of our town is incinerate. so if there is a water jug here or a blanket there or something that people could use for the night just to make it through, they were you know, they were probably trying to obtain it for a second, which i mean, you and i both can understand that, you know, right now there's still a lot of people in need. members of the nonprofit ariel recovery arrived on the island this week to help in search and rescue and to provide medical assistance. we had people who had some respiratory difficulties, some smoke inhalation, and we had some broken bones, people who were already starting to realize that they didn't have the medicines that they were going to need. ariel recovery came fully supplied with medications while members have seen a lot on their different missions, they say the ma

jeremy hunt. that's coming very soon. it's a fascinating watch. , stay tuned for the jeremy hunt show and the terrorist who murdered tory mps sir david amess has been given £100,000 of your money in legal aid. add him to the list, shall we? we've got the list, shall we? we've got the rochdale grooming gang people, the rotherham grooming gang people. when you add it all up, amount of complete and up, the amount of complete and utter rhiannon jones utter devastating rhiannon jones that are paying for so that you and i are paying for so they their day court they can have their day in court . shocking total . well, it's a shocking total patrick christys on gb news. this is britain's channel the terrorist who murdered tory mp sir david amess was given £100,000 in legal aid. ali harbi ali admitted killing sir david back in 2021. he'd also plotted to kill other mps , including to kill other mps, including michael gove , barrister and michael gove, barrister and writer sir stephen barrett joins me now. thank you very, very much. always a pleasure to have y

a trial date. and former chief of staff mark meadows will argue his case in georgia should be transferred from state to federal court. jeremy, what do we expect these proceedings to be like tomorrow? >> reporter: yeah, fred, both of these hearings will be happening simultan simultaneously monday morning. let's start in washington, d.c. that is where a federal judge will be holding a hearing on when exactly the case, jack smith's case against trump for election subversion will take place. he expects a prosecution case will take about four to six weeks. the former president's lawyers proposed a trial date of april 2026. that is more than two years from now. they argue that four months is simply not enough time to prepare for this case and also that this trial date, it would interfere with all of the other trials of course that the president has. so we're going to have to see how the judge handles those two very different requests. of course this all plays out with the electoral calendar looming that if a trial were to start in january of next year, it would be happening as the republican presidential primaries again. in georg

so if you're this that went to weather, which will make his way into a know them areas of jeremy pushing into a denmark. here's a barrier of light pressure sharing. it's had on sass day with spells of wet when the weather at times, not as bad as last weekend, but still a little on the blast reside plenty of showers. show us the rain to central pa. so if you want to, to show us down towards the se, in corner, but from nice it is fine and dry. i'm a little sunshine. this pregnant portugal the there was a time when the then go rid of clouds were enough to sustain life in the northern color. how he does it all year round. 3 but that's changing. we squarely, 3 men in different parts of the combined go down to the face, drought, wild animal, and man made right in the constant fight for survival. risk in it all books one out just is exit also coming to gun violence, organized, crime. the assassination of presidential candidates his shots, the lesson in our country. the government claims the drug, cartels for the increase in violence, but what's being done to stop it. this is inside story, the c

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jeremy, tell us about your situation. �* . ., ., situation. i'm ating a new mortgage, the advice from the lenders was that it would be far cheaper... rather than at the expense of paying early redemption fees. agency fees, so why spend that money when it can give another mortgage —— mortgage? it just came up over the last decade. i'm in the situation now that a lot of landlords are facing, we are at the breaking point and we've got no choice but to unfortunately pass down the line to tenants because if we don't all chip in together, collectively, we will have to go up the sale. and in the area where i am, it is the property investors who are snapping them up as well. second ro erties, are snapping them up as well. second properties. all— are snapping them up as well. second properties. all of— are snapping them up as well. second properties, all of that. _ are snapping them up as well. second properties, all of that. give _ are snapping them up as well. second properties, all of that. give us- are snapping them up as well. second properties, all of

saying jeremy clarkson tweet saying jeremy clarkson tweet saying jeremy athe being the exception, not the rule. but does have a good rule. but he does have a good point results day is point here. results day is important, but not necessarily a deal breaker. whatever results you got today, there are lots of opfions you got today, there are lots of options available to you and there rishi sunak completely kills the buzz and it was quite funny until he sort of came back with a rather headmaster reply. >> but i guess he's the prime minister. >> sensible sunak indeed. >> sensible sunak indeed. >> yeah. so after the break we'll live in westminster as we'll be live in westminster as our cash petition our don't kill cash petition heads street. see you heads to downing street. see you shortly . shortly. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. another fine day for most of us and feeling warm where we get some sunshine

a lifetime of work. gone. >> reporter: like so many who have been displaced here on maui, lost their homes, lost their businesses, ruby says it's about mustering the strength to go forward. linsey? >> linsey: jeremy, thank you. now to malika dudley, a meteorologist at our honolulu station kitv who is monitoring the wildfires and the weather driving them. malika, what's the latest? >> reporter: linsey, there are still several fires active here in maui. you can see them here on the map. the winds are starting to die down but remain gusty in spots. but we have seen some rain showers, though largely not in the areas we need it most. we still have drought conditions across hawaii and the worst of it is right here in maui. we're facing moderate to severe drought here. unfortunately, this is our dry season, so while any rain helps, we are running at a deficit, and dry brush is fuel for these fires to continue to spread. we're also moving into the peak of hurricane season, dora, which passed well south of here, but was the cause of our high winds, is moving away, and more typical tradewind weather is beginning to fill in. linsey? >> linsey: so many there wishing for rain. malika, thank you. >>> president

so if you're this that went to weather, which will make its way into a know them areas of jeremy pushing into a denmark. here's a barrier of light pressure sharing. it's had on sass day was spells of wet when the weather at times, not as bad as last weekend, but still a little on the blast reside plenty of showers, show us the range to central pa. so if you want to, to show us down to was the se in corner, but from nice it is 500. i will sunshine the spain and portugal the the but the on the, [000:00:00;00] the porch about a 0 or marble top. so is this, the wildfires in the hawaiian island of bali has killed $55.00 people's officials, fear the death toll could rights authorities say it's the largest natural disaster in hawaii says 3 hundreds of supporters of the 2 liters. and these have gathered outside a friend's military base, the capital bearing re because the west african longacre was his face original for some, some by memorial services being held for the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidates fernando v as a sensor and he cut up some journalist has shown that since he left

back to you. >> a controversial potentially costly decision not to activate those sirens. jeremycurious to get a reflection from you, what you've heard from residents because we've heard a back and forth about whether tourists should be visiting maui. what have residents and officials told you about whether they support the idea of tourists visiting? >> reporter: early on, officials came forward and said we do not want to put an end to all tourism to maui. that would be disastrous. on the other side of the island, you have waimea, kihei, all these other parts of the island that welcome tourists and still do today. the way maui is geographically is you have the main island mass, and then west maui which juts out. that's where i am right now where lahaina is to the south, and the towns of kanapali up to napili where i am now and kapalua. those are the towns that cannot support tourism at this time because of the decimated infrastructure, the rest of the island is welcoming tourists. sometimes what starts as a social media campaign with good intentions may not necessarily deliver wh

a row. chancellor jeremy for the 14th time in a row. chancellorjeremy hunt for the 14th time in a row. ancellor jeremy hunt told for the 14th time in a row. chancellorjeremy hunt told gb news that latest 0.25% news that the latest 0.25% increase would help them to bnng increase would help them to bring down inflation without the country falling into recession . country falling into recession. >> any rise in interest rates is a worry for families with mortgages , for businesses with mortgages, for businesses with loans . loans. >> but underneath that rate decision is a forecast that says that this time next year, inflation will be 2.8% and we will have avoided a recession. and what the bank of england governor is saying is that we have a plan that is bringing down inflation solidly, robustly and consistently . and consistently. >> so is the bank of england and the government actively trying to make us poorer with these consecutive interest rate rises 7 consecutive interest rate rises ? do we want a chancellor that knowingly allows interest rates? that won't be easy for households? or sho

it is now down to the cofounder of the investment manager fund and the fed's hope for a soft landing. jeremyham telling us what he thinks the slow-moving influence of raise interest rates will lead ultimately to a recession. >> it is the deflationary forces from the tech stocks breaking in 2021 probably too big. the power of interest rates rising and depressing the real estate market is very negative slow-moving influence. i suspect that they will once again dominate, and we will have a recession running perhaps deep into next year. and an accompanying decline in stock prices. >> the recession you are predicting is probably not going to happen in 2023. jeremy: it may start in 2023. david: the federal reserve said that we cleared the recession hurdle and they don't projected any long-haired do you disagree with them? jeremy: yes i think there record on these things is wonderful, almost guaranteed to be wrong. they have never called a recession and likely not the ones following the great bubble. they prided themselves in stimulating the bubbles. they took credit for the beneficial effect of hi

thomas has previously said that he did not feel the need to disclose some gifts, and that worries jeremy fogel, ae people involved did not have interest before the court, it is the idea that you are receiving gifts of this magnitude. >> associate justices make about $285,000 a year. in 2001, when they made about 100,000 less, thomas spoke up. >> the job isn't worth doing, for what they pay. it's not worth doing for the grief. it is worth doing for the principal yeah. >> now he bristles at questions about his principles. a calls crow near merely a friend, cross as they never talk about his work, and the new report found that none of these wealthy pals seemed to have cases before the court. still, -- >> between these new benefactors, just like harlan crow came into his life after he was appointed to the supreme court, that is why it is so problematic from an ethics standpoint. >> there is no evidence that these rich friends broke any rules or laws with these extravagant gifts. nor is there any proof that technically, clarence thomas did anything wrong by accepting. some defenders are calling this a

jobs report and brings you the latest on treasuries, then there is a story about jeremy hunt to find out how any bank customers have been blacklisted about their political views. nigel farage being de-banked, it finds a range for banks guilty of that. they have details on amazon and apple earnings, all of that on today's edition of the daybreak newsletter. coming up, oil heads for its longest streak of weekly gains in over a year after saudi arabia and russia extend production cuts. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back. want to drive into what is going on in these markets with mark cranfield, our mliv strategist. we will start with oil. prices jumping on the saudi supply cuts, but what does it mean across assets? mark: i think the thing about the recent spike in oil prices is for a lot of macro traders, they have written off oil is a major component in the price thinking for quite a while. oil has been in a range between $70 and $90, and nobody is expecting it to break out of that range. it looks like there is a serious threat it might break through the top end and go above $90 ag

but according to a new review by jeremy's council of experts and climate change, the country is unlikely to reach its own targets. somebody told me because i'm overall, we have reached the conclusion that there is a gap when it comes to achieving the assignment goals. so let's look at this. that means that the current climate protection program does not meet the requirements of such a program as it is formulated in the law, which is to make it possible to meet those goals. sealants, a few on the council review data on some of these current greenhouse gas emissions and assess the impacts of the government's plans to reduce them. it concluded that the measures will not be enough on the planned, selected, coherent and consistent overall concept. the main problem, areas construction and transport. the experts had already identified these 2 sectors of some of the most damaging in terms of greenhouse gas production, especially transport. despite the government's proposed measures to cut emissions because the estimates the building sector will exceed its targets by 34 mega tons, while the estim

. >> for more, let's bring in a former prosecutor. jeremyyou have read, do you feel fani willis has a strong legal basis for rico charges? >> absolutely. people should should not conflate rico solely with mafia-related prosecution or charge. what willis did, she laid out the overt acts that not everyone was involved in, but roughly 160 of them, and setting forth that there was a common theme of this organization, we use the term criminal enterprise, to obstruct the 2020 election results and prevent it from being certified. it had a common scheme and plan and there was a structure to the organization with obviously president trump and his 13 charges being at the top. >> and here is the question that i feel a lot of people have been wondering. d.a. willis says she wants to try the case within the next six months, but is that actually realistic especially with all the other trump cases happening? >> your statement is a fair one. and even setting aside the other cases, six months is extremely aggressive. you have 19 defendants. 19 people who are

a school board meeting in 2021. we're also bringing in parents defending education investigative fellow alex nexter. jeremypened. >> sure, i was speaking at a school board meeting and i was exposing malfeasance of the school board and the superintendent. the malfeasance that included i believe illegally hiring the superintendent and more specifically he assaulted his mistress in an effort to cover up his affair and i believe kill his own child. as i went to go testify in front of the school board about that, they tried to declare what i was saying as non-jermaine. even though they were debating about the superintendent that day and covid regulations, and they drug me out of the room. then since that time, they have continued to double down. they've hid evidence in grievance hearing ands tried to avoid grievance hearings for a year and a half. they've surrounded us at school -- like district parking lots where we were advocating for alternative people to be on the board. they've blocked entrance to the school board meetings with police. they tagged me to a wall and ripped open my back and gashed my back ope

jeremy diamond joins us live. give us a will do once they arrive. >> this death toll already makes this the deadliest wildfire in more than a hundred years of u.s. history. and it is likely donate to rise. and so, president biden today is going to be on the ground to meet not only with survivors and victims' families, but to tour the devastation that side been wrought on maui. the president will be arriving in maui later today, where he will initially get a helicopter tour of the island, to see some of the devastation. he will then land near lahaina, where he will go and see that area that is one of the most devastated areas on the island, firsthand to view some of the damage. he will meet with first responders and local responders to get a briefing on the situation as well as on the federal spresponse. he is expected to deliver remarks, which he is expected to announce that bob fenton, the regional director will be named the chief responder, a designation that is intended to signal this is going to be a long-term recovery

yeah, john, me from a preston. yeah. jeremy refused to step down a tie. he lost the election to president item about open for our president elect at the time. it also deployed to the giving of yourself to help restore order, fully known as attempted. cool. there now are these floors, we understand that the meeting of the chief of the 1st call of the region that took place last week was finalizing of a proper the. they started by force, which is expected to go between 30026000 members, depending on the crisis, they are going to intervene and but what is yeah, now probably they may be looking towards each and that number up. we understand that, but can across on molly's said, any attack on me is yet, is ca see that as an active role, all of them. so with that in mind, the kind of the community of west african states may, must have custody to increasing that number to deal with a situation attend. at the same time the natives were saying that they're still going to be trying diplomacy. and do we know what avenues are left to them? a well basically the machin