hey, abby. >> abby: hey, ainsley, having breakfast.ot needed because of all of this energy in here. i must say i'm staying neutral for the super bowl. in bed with the eagles fans. i wouldn't dare wear a chiefs jersey in here especially with all the eagles cheerleaders and some fans. all right? yeah. okay. a allison and monica here cheered in the 2005 super bowl that one was in jacksonville. you guys did lose to the patriots. but what was it like? >> it was exhilarating. it was an incredible experience. we were down there for the whole week. we had a lot of appearances. it was great mats for mere. although i will say we did have to stay on crewsships which sounds very exciting but it was a very, very cozy atmosphere size of an airplane bathroom. >> abby: four girls in one room? >> yeah. >> abby: how did you get ready in the morning. >> we made it work. we are a team. eagles cheerleaders can do just about anything. no matter where we are at super bowl, tiny cozy room we make it happen. >> abby: how do you warm up. >> cheering, scream. ph

hey, abby. >> abby: i know steve was in kansas city i'm here to prove that eagles fans might be a little than those chiefs fans. how good is this band snrawrns, i do knlawrence, i know you wert chickie's & pete's two years ago i have to make sure i slightly hold a candle. they already love you more. talk with some folks. former here leaders are here. what year did you cheer for the eagles? >> 72 to 77. >> carley: okay. what about you? >> 84 to 87. >> 80 to 85. >> so you were there for the '81 super bowl? >> i was it my rookie season. >> carley: in new orleans? >> it was amazing to be on the squad for the first time to be vet all those games and then to wind up on the field at the super bowl. it was just a dream come true? do you have any advice for the ladies cheering in this year's super bowl? >> just enjoy every single moment. >> carley: do you have a favorite moment from when you cheer? >> everything camaraderie with the cheerleaders, our fans are incredible. that will never go away. >> carley: it's your job to get the fans going. so you get all the credit for any fun eagles fans. do

i'm abby phillip and we begin. >> with breaking. >> news tonight. another plane has crashed in another american city. and this time it is philadelphia. i want to reset what we know at this hour. we are told a twin engine medevac jet took off from a local airport en route to missouri. that plane reached 1600 feet after takeoff before plunging 11,000ft per minute. six people. >> were on board, including a child patient. >> here is another. >> look at the. >> crash as it happened she's still hanging. >> you saw there the. >> jet plummeting. almost like a missile out of the sky before an explosion. it landed in a. >> busy section of the city near a mall. it's unknown whether there are any casualties on the ground here, though, is how one witness described the scene. >> i was in shock. i'm still in shock. like this is insane. why can this. and before that, to be honest, in my mind, i thought like, what if the rocket would like. because i'm from ukraine, right? and there's war. there's always rockets coming in and stuff like that. and then i see. like, th

i'm abby phillip in new york any moment now. an extraordinary and inspiring scene will unfold at the white house. the american teacher, who was detained in russia for more than three years, is now back on american soil. and he'll be greeted by the president at the white house. marc fogel has been detained in russia since august 2021, when he was accused of large scale drug smuggling. fogel was released in what the white house is calling an exchange, though there is not much clarity on what the united states, if anything, gave in return. cnn's jeff zeleny joins us now live from the white house with more. jeff zeleny take us behind the scenes of this exchange came as a bit of a surprise today. >> abby. it did, but it's actually been in the works for quite some time, and the president is going to meet marc fogel in the diplomatic reception room once they make their way here to the white house. it's a snowy night in washington. he'll be coming from joint base andrews. you can see right there he's walking off the steps of the plane b

but here's the bottom line, abby. and i think this is where i'm actually i can't believe i'm saying this, but i think politically, this is kind of where trump was a little bit smart. he came in and said, the american people don't really understand what usaid does, especially my voters who supported me. they look at some of the decisions that the biden administration made, which i completely don't agree with this ethos, but i'm just saying we know this from the polling, that they cared more about people in other countries around the globe than me and my everyday life. so it was really easy for trump to come in and try to hastily cut all these jobs at usaid. the real picture, though, is that this does hurt american diplomacy across the globe. it does hurt people, and it doesn't just hurt people globally, it hurts people in the united states. there is funding that comes out of usaid that, for example, will hurt farmers if those funding cuts happen in minnesota. there's an article that just came out today that was talking

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and, abby, let me let me say this. i mean, i think, you know, democrats, republicans, nonpartisans on this panel can all agree that government has bloat. this is something that the american people wanted. they wanted president trump to come in and kind of clear some of this out, but they've completely botched this from the very beginning. they've broken the laws. they've hired this 25 year old kid. what does he even know about how to clean up government? right. exactly. so like they were given this chance and you're already starting to see trump's approval ratings on this particular issue in terms of dealing with the government, reducing the bloat, you know, the federal spending freeze, i think it's something like 62% of americans do not support that. so you're already starting to see his goodwill going down with some of the voters, because they have screwed this up. there are democrats and republicans in the house and senate who would like to see government bloat being reduced, and they were excited about this. >> eve

in other words, it completely backfiredded, abby.a worse financial position. >> yeah. i think what we saw back in march of 2021 when the u.s. government was ordered to cancel $132 with in debt, we all said -- 132 billion, increase in mortgage, increase in auto, increase in credit card debt. 9 cents for everyone dollar, by the way. we're just seeing it happen now, and i think a lot of people were fearful what were going to to happen. >> there's some xs and os in there economically, this is if a cost is forgiven, it's absorbed elsewhere on the supply chain, to your point. but the reality is i think what we're seeing here is when you don't have that foundational aspect of earning, of repaying, of building those building blocks, people get into higher credit card debt, don't know how to manage their money. and and those are some life skills that have been compounded on to the horrible economics the biden administration -- charles: and i'm going to take it a step further. i'm saying they've done it on purpose. there's this thing called pr

abbie. i said, you got something to say? first, i just need to say, um, he's been an excellent client. he really has. he has been. i mean, i deal with some very difficult people. >> nothing but good clients. >> no, no, no, that's not true. but it isn't. no, that's. but that's not true. >> he pays the bills. >> he has been. no, no, no, it means he listens. it means he says, okay, you're the lawyer. i'm not. you tell me what to do. you tell me how to handle. >> what's the beef with elon? why is all of that? >> this is what he. he allowed me. he gave me permission to tell you. abbie. he said steve bannon is a hardcore populist, nationalist, america first and american citizens first. anti oligarch, anti-big tech, anti concentration of power, anti network state and techno feudalism. defender of american workers thinks silicon valley, silicon valley oligarchs live off of bringing in foreign workers to take jobs from citizens. steve wants to totally shut down h-1b visas and a moratorium on all immi

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i got to be honest with you, abby. if i had an elon musk type come into my little law firm, i would have them sign some kind of a nondisclosure form, a confidentiality form. it's just good practice. i'm not saying he would have to go through, you know, senate clearance, but there's got to be some degree of a checks and balances. i don't buy the fact that he's looking to enrich himself. the guy's worth half $1 trillion. i mean, at some point every human being is saturated. so i don't think. >> he's conflicts of interest. i mean, that's not debatable. he has government contracts. he has competitors who have government contracts, who he wants to box out. i mean, we the conflicts are there. >> well, we're. >> in a. >> very legally gray area. >> a lot of this comes down to, as you said, do the enforcement mechanisms, congress, for example, or the courts actually have the ability to step in? and do they need to know, like the power of the purse being in congress, many of these programs that are being slashed and that there h

i'm abby phillip in new york. the u.s. wants out of the ukraine business tonight. the clearest direction yet for the fate of russia's invasion. and how america sees the world. president trump says he chatted with vladimir putin and what he called the start of peace negotiations. trump even invited the russian autocrat to visit the united states. now remember, u.s. missiles are currently being used by ukraine in its war against russia. but what is notable about this call is who came second, not first. >> but we had a great call and it lasted for a long time, over an hour this morning i also had with president zelenskyy a very good call after that. and i think we're on the way to getting peace. i think president putin wants peace. and president zelenskyy wants peace, and i want peace. i just want to see people stop getting killed. >> the chats come on the same day that defense secretary pete hegseth delivered some very blunt words for ukraine, distancing the united states from its future. >> we want. >> like you, a. sovereign and prosperous ukraine. but we must start

abby, thanks for taking the time.e foreign aid programs that have been shut down in the last week. our oxfam workers already seeing these impacts. what are they telling you? >> well, we are hearing exactly about and seeing. the far reaching implications of these cuts. oxfam is an organization that. >> does not. >> rely directly on u.s. government funding, but many. >> of our. >> partners and communities do. and we all work together to assess what the most urgent needs are in crises and how we can can respond in complementary and effective ways. so u.s. foreign assistance being suspended and cut is a massive blow to every form of programing across our sector, and it's really doing the most harm to the poorest, most marginalized people in the world. >> can you just shed some light on that? what programs are you most worried about disappearing? >> well, all of our programs, whether it's water, sanitation, hygiene, food, medicines, the entire system has been affected. the u.s. only us aid only supports what is 1% of the g

. >> news night with abby phillip tonight at 10:00 eastern on cnn. >> president trump is declaring victoryow, and his trade standoffs with mexico and canada, with the president pausing for at least the next month on actions that could have dramatically increased prices for americans on everything from cars to avocados. but trump the same person who, of course, on the cover of the art of the deal, said this today about his goal. ultimately, with canada. >> what i'd like to see canada become our 51st state. >> that was after his first phone call with canadian prime minister trudeau today. but before his second one, i was there in the east room shortly after that second call had ended. trump here overall, seems to have won an agreement where canada is really going to do what it was already going to do. the prime minister saying this $1.3 billion border plan that he announced back in december is going to go into place. and as for mexico, this is how president trump explained that result. >> they've agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers permanently, like forever, 10,000 soldiers at their side of the

>> i have so many questions, abbi. and and the first question i would say is exactly what is his role? i mean, this has never been defined, other than calling him the head of this made up entity. it's not even an agency. and that is, you know, people can be advisers to a president. trump could pick really anyone. he wants to be a presidential adviser. but elon musk is essentially, as far as i can tell, and we don't really know everything he's doing. he seems to be running the government. i mean, even in that answer that president trump gave that elon musk fires people that he doesn't think are doing a good job. well, what are his standards for doing that? has he ever said what they are? and it doesn't seem that there's actually any standards. in fact, there. the standard seems to be if you worked on or touched any kind of case at the department of justice or fbi that the president trump didn't like or doesn't approve of, then you get fired. >> yeah. i mean, it seems like in some of these cases, they just did control f

i'm sara sidner in for abby phillip from here in new york.president trump doesn't generally cede the stage to anybody. we saw an exception to that this week. the world's richest man standing in the spotlight. elon musk is having quite a week. trump made him and his mysterious team even more powerful with the stroke of a pen. his federal government crushing doge continues to empty government agencies without much or any at all oversight. more and more workers are getting fired with little warning or explanation, and more states are now suing over what they call musk's unchecked and. unconstitutional power. musk, who is unelected, defended that power in the oval office, standing over the man who was elected to the office. sort of a surreal photo op, including musk's young son on the scene, making trump look a bit like he's playing second fiddle in another photo op with india's prime minister. must look like he was the head of state. and despite his unfettered access to the highest office, some question whether he stands or understands america's

. >> news night with abby phillip tonight at ten eastern on cnn. >> breaking news tonight as president trump is now refusing to rule out the possibility of using u.s. forces to fulfill his pledge that he made tonight in a stunning white house press conference to have the united states take control of the gaza strip. the president said he sees a quote, long term ownership position of the territory and made clear in a question that i asked him tonight during that press conference that he sees the potential for real estate there. >> we have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal, and i don't want to be cute. i don't want to be a wise guy. but the riviera of the middle east, this could be something that could be so bad. this could be so magnificent. but more importantly than that is the people that have been absolutely destroyed that live there now can live in peace in a much better situation because they're living in hell. >> deeply sourced white house insiders are here to take us behind the scenes. tonight. pbs newshour's laura barron-lopez. npr's asma khalid and reuters

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as you yosemite national park celebrate 145th birthdays this season host abby hornacek takes deep dive >> slowly turn around look at your target. dare dell and fox nation host, abby hornacek joins us now great to see you. >> i feel so blessed every single year and you know, i kind of second guess that when they were like we're going bungee jumping i did it ten years ago like i'll never do it again and huge shoutout to bungee. >> i thought that would be a cure for most people. >> didn't love it. but this time around we did it three times because so i had to jump three times one forward, once backwards and then a backflip like i'm not going to do it once but it was a huge blast i really enjoyed it but i don't to do it again. >> they require you to do a backflip. >> they were requiring me i think my competitiveness was requiring me. but you know what charlie that's one of the activities we do in this special we also go barrel racing at our ranch in the sequoia repelling off the side of a rock cliff a mile outside of yosemite and exploring two national parks on their 135th birthdays want t

stuart: abby, what do you make of that, unity through faith. >> i love that because i'm driven by myand i think we're more polarized than ever before. i know that as miss america, i'm only one american and i think the lord put me in this position. i get to be a source of light and inspiration for others and having the opportunity to invest in other people. i think our nation is so quick to blame or to judge others and obviously that gets us nowhere and i think we have to start reaching across the aisle to do what is best for all americans, not just people that leave the same things as we do. believe the same things we do. something that's always stuck with me is what mlk once said and that he longed for the day where his children were judged not based off of the color of their skin but content of their character, and i think our nation needs to remember this message and remember that regardless of the color of someone's skin or what they believe or how they identify themselves. every single person deserves the chance to be treated fairly and with respect. stuart: nicely put and thank

one of the so moving along thank you abby will come will have any questions for abby. the in terms of actual policy and legislation nixon approached women's issues largely partly and largely through the rubric of civil rights. and so, dean, can you talk us talk to us about and that includes the equal rights amendment, the appointment of a to the supreme court. affirmative action title nine, among other things. can you sort of walk us through that? i think frank, the emerging picture that we're having is of an administration that got off to a rather slow start in the area women's rights and then it picked up steam and it established ultimately a strong record probably more pluses and minuses. so it's interesting i the little anecdote that i wanted to start out with this comes from a meeting summary by presidential aide john andrews, august 1971. so just after barbara franklin joined and made her tremendous impact, according to andrews, richard nixon to be, quote, dragged kicking and screaming into the state dining room and, quote, to address the american auxiliary girls

tonight we have abby hornacek versus american values pac spokeswoman rookie caitlin sinclair.okay ladies you guys ready? >> is this the super bowl of sink or swim. >> this is the super bowl of sink or swim. >> actually, we discussed. >> and abby and i are going to be a team against you. >> we did not discuss this. i just decided actually. >> that you just decided. wow, i'm getting ganged up on, and the game hasn't even started yet. all right, we'll see if the two on one thing plays. looney tunes is the category which liberal senator predicted there'd be no vaccines if rfk jr is confirmed. was it liz warren, otherwise known as pocahontas or crazy mazie hirono? >> it sounds like something mazie would say, given her senate confirmation, the rest of us could end up literally with no vaccines. just kidding. this is beginner's luck. we are not a team no longer. all right. i'm so glad. >> caitlin jumped out to a one nothing start category. pardon me baby, which embattled democrat used to hate trump but now is saying he's right about the corrupt justice system. eric adams or gold bar

we need to take the greatest show on cable television on the road, the 10:00 abby phillip roundtable in the middle of the sphere, live studio audience. and if we cannot afford that, i would propose we put this on some college campuses somewhere. i think this is the greatest show on tv. there's no other show like it, and a live studio audience would make it. the thunder dome in vegas this fall. must see tv and must see action in person. >> we will take the show on the road. do you accept? yeah. let's do it. >> let's do it. abbi and friends on the on the middle of the sphere. >> you got all these rich friends now the coliseum got. >> some sponsors. >> everybody's got to keep their hands to themselves. >> this is. >> verbal thunderdome. yes. nothing more. everyone, thank you very much. and thank you for watching newsnight. laura coates live war two. but will ukraine have a say in how it all ends? plus, a federal judge hands trump a win over his buyout plan. a win, at least for now. we'll look at where the fight goes next. and a doge hearing becomes a sounding board for complaints about

. >> news night with abby phillip tonight at 10:00 eastern on cnn. >> some breaking news this hour as you are looking at a runway in scottsdale, arizona. here we have learned at least one person has been killed and several more are injured after a midsize jet crashed into another plane when it was landing at the city's airport this afternoon. we obtained this video of the crash. it's disturbing. i should note you see the small plane skidded off the runway and slid into that parked plane there. we're learning that the smaller jet that you're looking at is owned by the motley crue lead singer, vince neil. his rep tells us he was not on board the plane at the time. we're trying to ascertain more details as of this hour. we'll keep you updated on what we learn. meanwhile, here in washington to what we were just noting there with senator chris murphy warning that the united states is on the brink of a constitutional crisis. we heard from a republican in the senate, not just any republican. the top republican, john thune, who is defending the role of the courts today, while at the same time

abby is a good example. she's worked in the bay area for many, many years and so and has history with the health department's so it i think she's built an excellent team and that's because and then she's able to do that with the relationships that she has you know all over the bay area and that's really great value. so and i know you're aware of that because i know you work with you myself so i too am a bay area product. i've lived here my entire life. yes, i live more than 40 miles from where we're sitting now. >> right. longer than me we are a bit provincial in that sense but we know san francisco is unique and our employees are unique. >> thank you. and i will say that often and amanda and julia have really taken a lot of time to understand the health service system and to understand our are the members that we serve and the mission that we have. and so i think that while they may not know us intimately but i think they do they have kept all of these considerations in mind as they vetted potential candida

hablamos de abby kemper, quien compartió con.eason and in may and i think, um. you know the bay area loves their bay area sports. so, um, the fans show up. you know twenty thsand without doubt. um, atmosphere incredible at paypal park. so it's hard to play as an away team at paypal and. y en la mls. este martes, los san josé earthquakes comunicaron de manera oficial que mediocampista ecuatoriano carlos gruezo no sigue en el club. luego de 2 temporadas. será interesante como bruce arena rediseñará el mediocampo sin el meridional. y recuerden que el super bowl 59 es por telemundo 48. este domingo a partir de las 15:00 de la tarde. philadelphia, eagles y kansas city chiefs buscan la gloria, así que no te lo puedes perder. yarda final en este repaso deportivo. pausa y ya regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota r le estaremos diciendo qué pasó con los comensales. y antes de poner punto final a esta edición, vamos a dar un nuevo vistazo a las condiciones del tiempo. por favor, mar

i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. the acceptance of racism. tonight, a doge staffer who resigned after racist posts surfaced about him is getting his job back. elon musk wanted to crowdsource the decision, and one of the respondents leaping to the employee's defense was the vice president of the united states, jd vance. among other things, said in a social media post that this shouldn't ruin a kid's life. first of all, that kid is 25 years old. secondly, he recently made those posts as recently as december and third. he is now tasked with accessing sensitive information about americans without oversight. even the president echoed vance's sentiment. >> one of the doge engineers. >> was fired for some inappropriate posts. the vice president says bring him back. what do you say? >> well, i don't know about the particular thing, but if the vice president said that, did you say that? i'm with the vice president. >> so inappropriate posts. let me tell you about what we're talking about here. this is who they've decided to d

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i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. an explosive proposal. tonight, it appears president donald trump is willing to use american soldiers as an occupying force in gaza. his plan, according to the few concrete details that he spelled out this evening while standing next to israel's hard line prime minister hinges on the u.s. seizing the gaza strip. yeah, you heard that right. and permanently relocating 2 million palestinians who live there. >> the only reason the palestinians want to go back to gaza is they have no alternative. it's right now a demolition site. they can live out their lives in peace and harmony. instead of having to go back and do it again. the u.s. will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings. >> donald trump, in case you forgot, is the same politician who promised to put america first. the candidate who called the

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i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. the battle of the branches. tonight we are watching a fight between the president and the courts that could lightly shove the country into a constitutional calamity. >> it's a shame what's happening, mark. it's really a shame. but judges should be ruling. they shouldn't be dictating what you're supposed to be doing. >> judges should be doing exactly that ruling about what is legal and what a president can and cannot do. at least since 1803, and marbury versus madison, which quite literally says it is emphatically the province and the duty of the judicial department to say what the law is. the president, as you heard, doesn't believe that when a decision defies what he believes, the law should be. this is really important, though, because judges do keep telling trump no. and there are some clues that donald trump and his people are saying, don't listen. the trump administration has apparently kept billions of federal dollars frozen despite a judge's orders. the administration has also

cnn news night with abby phillip is up next. >> tonight, a letter and the law. manhattan's top prosecutor quits, but not before writing out her reasons why and accusing trump's justice department of accepting a quid pro quo to go easy on new york city's mayor. plus, a photo op between india's president and elon musk renews questions over if the billionaire is pulling the strings of president trump. also, would you like some kale with that? rfk jr. gets sworn in. as republicans learn to love telling everyone what they can and cannot eat. and measuring the man. >> who is the. >> most masculine democrat right now in america. >> in the democratic party. >> democrats for men. >> are put. >> a maga shock jock diagnosis. democrats with low t live at the table. arthur aidala kerry champion roy wood, jr.. jeffrey toobin and t.w. iraqi americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. the lawyer, the mayor and the president, and the letter conn

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tariff and we charge them the exact same tax or their own trump, they're speaking from the oval office. abby hall is the associate professor and economics at the university of tampa, florida. and this is what she thinks these latest harris could mean. so in concrete terms, there's things that we can say and things that we can say. so it's unclear precisely what is going to be included within these reciprocal terrorists. but in the context of the european union, one thing that the president has been very specific about is that the value added taxes that are levied by the european union. currently standing at 21.8 percent are going to be matched by the united states. so we can anticipate that this is going to mean a lot more tariffs on the us side, but probably also a lot of parents from others to issue of trade. and parents also dominated talks between india's prime minister and around ramadi, and from the white house trump found to bring what he called, fairness and reciprocity to the india us economic relationship. warm hugs instead losses this year. more he came to washington to rekindle h

bay fc has six players who were born in the bay area or played here collegiately, including abby dahlkemper from menlo park. she joined the team last year during midseason. to be home where i grew up, watching the gold pride and, you know, aspired to, you know, dream big and play professional soccer. so it's a really it's a full circle moment. so i take playing at home with immense pride. you know, it's a weekend and we already are looking really good and just excited for the season. everylayer who spoke today said the people throughout the organization are what makes bay fc so special. the only downside? it is expensive to live in the bay. it is very expensive to live in the city. that's something we can all relate to. bay fc will work out in san jose through friday, then head to southern california for two weeks of training camp. they opened the regular season on the road on march 15th in san jose. anthony flores nbc bay area. welcome to the bay area. yeah, it's exciting though. up next, not your average field trip chaperon. who's that? we'll show you where princess dave's been very excit

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i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. an explosive proposal. tonight, it appears president donald trump is willing to use american soldiers as an occupying force in gaza. his plan, according to the few concrete details that he spelled out this evening while standing next to israel's hard line, prime minister hinges on the u.s. seizing the gaza strip. yeah, you heard that right. and permanently relocating 2 million palestinians who live there. >> the only reason the palestinians want to go back to gaza is they have no alternative. it's right now a demolition site. they can live out their lives in peace and harmony instead of having to go back and do it again. the u.s. will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings donald trump, in case you forgot, is the same politician who promised to put america first. >> the candidate who called the i

abbie schnair. suzie. gosh, and everybody else is new. so this is just an incredible time. and i look forward to the party continuing. so i wanted give that shout out and say happy new year to you all. i hope you had a restful break and having a wonderful start to the new year. it is hard to believe now how fast 2024 went by. it went by really fast and part was because it was an election year. part was because it was a lot of things going on, a lot ofarctivities and staff was busy every day packed weeks. i think 24 had the most packed weeks i had since i have been here. every day there was things going on, back-to-back and weekends and evenings. so all that was happening. that makes the year feel like it it is going by fast. then we had a mayoral stranz transition and a national leadership transition we'll have. they are all exciting in some wade trentid only specific our national situation, um, so i just um -- i'm concerned about the support for art in a country support for our infrastructure, support for our inspect artists and even culture in the country. for those reaso