he could either go with a rather simple course that barry berke suggested. quite serious crimes of trying to obstruct a congressional inquiry. or he could go a more dramatic course that neal katyal suggests. and that is, [inaudible] seditious conspiracy and inciting an attempt to foment and aid and abet a violent insurrection. he could do all of the above. it seems to me that there is no reason to leave anything on the field. >> i think the way we have all been talking about it publicly separates january 6th and the attack on the capitol from the phone call to georgia around january 1st, which is the subject of a criminal january investigation right now -- donald trump is the subject of a criminal investigation in georgia. everything he did in the phone call to georgia also involves possible federal offenses of election interference. so, would i am wondering is, would a full indictment of what this committee has developed -- which included one hearing that was about what happened in georgia -- would possibly include the charges that barry and we're neal talk

barry: we don't have high visibility now.e selling august and a little bit of september but we don't see a lot beyond that. we do have other indicators. we spent a lot of time with the hotels in vegas. groups and meeting travel looks to be with small business and business travel expanding. >> barry, we appreciate your time today. frontier airlines ceo. we are going to speak with the cfo john waller, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets. i am angel feliciano. john blumer tv --. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping up-to-date with the bloomberg first word. i am angel fully see anna. gdp fell at a rate hike of 1/10 following a six cent -- a 6% decline at first of the year. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken speaks with russian counterparts about a deal to bring home wba superstar brittney griner and --. blinken says there is no deal yet. first have earnings better than expected. the company stand out region and ram truck brand. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more

barry barry was like the quarterback that every football team would like to have he was calm he was smart. he had great instincts. and he asked great questions. uh, he didn't give orders he made suggestions. and most of the times his suggestions were brilliant or at least very good. every once in a while like winston churchill he had a bad idea, but when he had a bad idea. he was willing to his ego didn't get in the way and you could talk him out of it. uh barry unfortunately until they died didn't get the full credit that he deserved for the role that he he played. he really directed the post coverage in the early days. and uh you may not get this in the movie. uh, but there was a lot of resistance within the washington post and barry was there to make the case argue for it. and present the evidence so that the story can move forward so that bob and carl and the rest of us could do our work and barry directed us bob carl, jean bachinski me and a lesser lesser way. and i don't know if if the outcome would have been the same uh without him, but it certainly he played an essential role. uh,

barry: it has to be databased.ou have to understand what makes the circumstances unique compared to previous scenarios. first, let's get this out of the way. two consecutive quarters of negative gdp is not the definition of recession. has not been since the post rate depression era. if you don't have a broad economic environment, if you are an emerging autonomy, you could use it as a shorthand, but there have been all sorts of different changes that have been going on in the present economy. it just seems foolish to apply old, discarded rules to a new scenario and say suddenly this is a recession, when most of the data does not support that. matt: that's exactly what gary shilling told me when i asked him about this on saturday. but the mbdr does not tell us off at times that we are in a recession until we are out of the recession. that is pretty useless. barry: well, what are you using their declaration for? you are not using it as a basis for making investment decisions. when we look at past recessions, we see a

barry: 12%? that is giant.do you adjust for this new inflation that we have to figure out which company is going to deliver persistent free cash flow? barry: here is the thing about inflation and stocks. inflation isn't selective. it cuts across the board, it hits everything. there is lots of evidence that not only our companies passing along price increases, given constrained supplies to the consumer, but the consumers have more or less been willingly paying it, and that seems to not have a negative impact on revenue and not have a negative impact on profits. if companies can pass this along, it shouldn't have too big an impact on the bottom line and that is why surprisingly to a lot of people, stocks tend to be a pretty decent hedge on inflation. lisa: do you think this is the time to be more aggressive? barry: here is the question. whether or not we get a recession in 2023, i don't want to even talk about 2024. it is hard to see the current environment as being recessionary, given job increases, consumer spe

we are cool with it because we are a family on "barry.": i like that. >> we get along so well. stephen root, the wonderful stephen root and sarah goldberg and anthony and i went down to austin together to do press for "barry." we had the best time all together. >> anthony: okay. that's beautiful. >> yeah. >> anthony: your first nomination came in 1976 -- >> forty -- oh, when? >> anthony: '76. that's 46 years ago. >> yeah. >> anthony: for "happy days." right? [ cheers and applause ] >> it was great. >> anthony: now, know this may sound like a silly question. but did you even own a tuxedo in 1976? >> i did not. i rented it. along with my television and my hi-fi. you know, you could rent to buy. >> anthony: yes, yes. >> my entire apartment was rented. >> anthony: wow. >> it's true. >> anthony: and i hear that tuxedo was made of wool. >> the first time i hosted, the only time i hosted the emmys with cheryl ladd, they made me a tuxedo out of wool. but it was very hot. and they had the foresight to put velour over the air-conditioning. >> anthon

for you tonight. [ cheers and applause you know him from his time on "snl," of course, as well as "barry the new season is just perfection my friend, bill hader, is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause she is an oscar and emmy-nominated actress you know from "good will hunting" and shows like "will & grace" and "speechless. her new book, "managing expectations a memoir in essays," is out today. minnie driver will be joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause and because we love authors here at "late night," we're doubling up, and tonight we have an award-winning one with us. his new novel, "trust," was published today. hernan diaz will be joining us his book is great. [ cheers and applause can't wait to talk to him about it before we get to all that, yesterday politico published a draft opinion that revealed the supreme court has decided to overturn the landmark case, roe v. wade, and end abortion rights many of us are disheartened by this and are struggling to understand what can be done to protect women's reproductive freedom. to help us out, please welcome two representatives from t

thank you, barry. president biden spent two houser on the phone with xi jinping this week and what he failed to bring up with the leader of the communist party of china and the new threat over taiwan. and new evidence that president biden did meet with several of hunter biden's business associates when he was vice president. senator ron johnson says both the doj and fbi tried to cover it up. cover up the dirt on hunter. he's demanding an investigation continue. we'll join me next. &%c1 maria: welcome back. president biden on the phone for more than two hours with chinese leader xi jinping this week amid increasingly strained u.s. china relations. xi jinping reportedly warning the president against speaker pelosi's possible upcoming trip to taiwan. telling biden on the call "those who play with fire will perish by it". maria: word on whether biden pushed xi for pushing for decades and the origin of covid-19 that killed millions of americans, tariffs, or ccp trying to spy on the federal reserve among oth

hearings, we will begin our discussion tonight with the legal team of neal katyal neal katyal and barry berke whose expertise will illuminate the most important components of the testimony tonight. the committee announced last night that they will resume public hearings in september because evidence continues to develop and emerge in their investigation. >> in the course of these hearings, we have received new evidence, and new witnesses have bravely stepped forward. efforts to litigate and

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(bond theme) the music was arranged by fellow composerjohn barry.y had actually written the theme and that monty norman had taken credit for barry's work. monty norman won, settling forever the dispute over who'd really written one of cinema's most famous pieces of music, used in every official bond film — underlining some of the movies' most nostalgic moments... i suppose that's completely inconspicuous. ..and some of its most iconic ones. the films may never have had quite the same impact without monty norman's music. theme plays. monty norman, who's died at the age of 94. i wanted tell you now about how the aboriginal flag will permanently replace the new south wales lag on top of the harbour bridge in australia. the aboriginalflag had been flying over the sydney harbour bridge this past week for an australian observance event. the government described it as a practical and pragmatic solution. one more story to bring you, definetely one for neighbours fans. more than twenty years after ramsay street's, scott and charlene tied the knot, they're fi

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the music was arranged by fellow composerjohn barry. credit for barry's work. monty norman won, settling forever the dispute over who'd really written one of cinema's most famous pieces of music, used in every official bond film — underlining some of the movies' most nostalgic moments... i suppose that's completely inconspicuous. ..and some of its most iconic ones. the films may never have had quite the same impact without monty norman's music. theme plays. monty norman, who's died at the age of 94. one more story to bring you, definitely one for neighbours fans. more than 20 years after ramsay street's scott and charlene tied the knot, they're finally back together. kylie minogue and jason donovan have shared behind the scenes shots of them on—set, filming for their appearance in the long—running show�*s finale, which will air at the end of the month. jason tweeted, "so good to be back with this absolute legend," whilst kylie said, "now we're back together". their iconic wedding episode pulled an audience of almost 20 million when it w

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-- barry, thanks for your time.ng audio issues with your mic so appreciate your time on this friday let's get back to barbara doran who is still here. barbara, what struck me is that barry agrees with you that we've seen the lows. let's say that scenario is right. what do the markets look like from here to the end of the year what sectors do you want to be in >> well, it's interesting because i think in the short term this kind of volatility will continue where we just had a great recovery week and today it all fell apart again. next week we'll start to see some very important earnings we've got a number of things next week. we've got the fed. it looks like 75 bps is what looks likely you've got a gdp number and some of the big faang names reporting, so people will wanting to see what are they seeing about demand. we have some high-profile announcements like apple saying we're not going to hire for now. what does that mean? people want to know how deep do they see their demand diving i've been saying and i still thi

barry, thank you for being with us this evening. let's put a little bit of meat on these bones. the wisconsin governor, tony evers, reacted to the supreme court ruling, in a statement, in which he, says in part, today's decision continues to underscore the erosion of democratic institutions at the hands of republicans at the state. it's wrong handed, it's shortsighted, and it's politics at its most dangerous, end quote. do you agree that this is a deliberative ocean oath democratic institutions and not a one-off situation of one guy who won't leave his office and has found a way to stay? >> i do. it seems like an obscure case of a board in some some state that most of yours probably don't care about, and a person they have never heard about. that the supreme court has essentially said, the state legislature gets to decide how long these people stay. the legislature is controlled by republicans, in large part because of the districts that put them there, and those districts now lock them in for another decade. it sort of doesn't matter what the popularly elected government says.

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meeting >> barry berke was lead counsel for trump's second impeachment on these matters. barry, thank you for helping us set the stage for that tomorrow. it's great to have you. here are what we have much more to come tonight. so stay with us. a couple of weeks ago here, just after the supreme court overturned the right to an abortion in this country, we talked here on this show about one of the ways that abortion providers are trying to keep abortion services accessible to americans who now live in states where abortion is banned. we talked about mobile abortion clinics. an abortion access group called just the pill, announced they would be announcing a fleet of mobile clinics to park just over the border from states with abortion bans, and from those mobile clinics, they would have providers do consultations for medication abortions, dispensing pills, as well as providing surgical abortions for -- or are too far along in their pregnancy for a medication abortion. just until tells us tonight that they have now deployed their first medication abortion mobile clinic, in a

. >>> barry bonds celebrated its 58th birthday. to him, happy birthday. while giants fans would love to see him spend the day in cooperstown. bonds was not part of baseball's latest hall of fame class. tony oliva, jim katz and david ortiz were the headlines. ortiz released by the twins in 2002 recalled the moment his career changed with the red sox. >> my first very at-bat against the twins during spring training, i tried to move a runner over. and i thought when i got back to the dugout, everybody was going high-five me. everybody stay sit. and the manager pulled me to the side, hey, big boy, i don't want you to be here to move them over. i you to bring them in. the rest is history. >> it is history. >>> well, john showing no signs of slowing down at 73, behind the wheel of his funny car at the sonoma nationals. but he met his match in the . bob tasca iii was the winner. he also knocked off robert hite in the semis, but there was another forest back in victory lane. that's brittany forest, picked up her fourth win of the year in the top fuel decision. sh

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before that there was "national review," the barry goldwater nomination in 1964 possible and before there was "national review" there was a spark in the mind of the young yale graduate named bill buckley who therefore bill buckley won the cold war. >> host: it is consequential. >> host: he made conservative ideas accessible and fun, talking about the spirit and cheerfulness to the business of political argument. >> host: how about that? >> guest: barry goldwater for hatch -- i cast my first potential vote in 1964, when i went into politics, running for city council in phoenix in 1948. i wrote a letter to his brother, it is not -- it might be fun. turned out to be for life for him but it certainly was fun. >> host: how do you keep it fun? >> guest: writing about it is fun because i love to write. i am a compulsive writer. i write 100 columns a year. i happen to like politics. i like a lot of politicians. i dislike some. i dislike some of their attributes but i admire the business. we have to have politics, we have to have government, we have to have laws, we have to have argument. th

the revolution caused resentment among many in the west and the fact that it was even such about barry country made no sense. i don't know if you get a minute show scotty along the dish and i some did the study door. i knew that i knew bushy key styles can other people not so i mean yes, that is to do, i would say with also putting your price here. sheesh though, especially in his mouth style was put on previously. i'm just bishop, this question, my bread. the reason i'm asking is so slow, be honest, there you should be where you true. but one which does really it is by shield with you, with feet, length. when you called the what if you remove some are going with your virtually with when i'm display going from late earlier to the world. so tony of the alleged left, russia continues, can give you one year 20 at the mercy with global broad leave short award leverage with the global global display of which what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense, bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to

the music was arranged by fellow composerjohn barry.dit. settling forever the dispute. underlining some of the movies' most nostalgic moments. in some of its most iconic ones. the films may never have had quite the same impact without monty norman's music. bond theme plays monty norman, who's died at the age of 94. the first images from the james webb space telescope have been released — in a special ceremony led by president biden and his vice president kamala harris. the telescope is the most powerful ever launched into orbit — and can look further, and more clearly, into space than ever before. this was the moment the first image was released — showing entire galaxies with light spreading from behind them. some of the light dates back billions of years. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. a reminder of our top story today — britain's governing conservative party has set out the rules and timetable for the contest to replace borisjohnson as party leader and the country's prime minister. to enter the race, each of the eleven

with success in cycling too and netted two medals, whilst there was a record for northern ireland as barryst ever swimming medal in the history of the games. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor has the latest. welcome everyone to the birmingham 2022 commonwealth games. as far as sports go, you'd hardly describe triathlon as a walk in the park. well, unless you live round the corner. for me, coming and watching it at the park was brilliant, because it's usually dogs swimming in the lake, let alone people. it was great. watching the ceremony last night was quite amazing, really. - all eyes were on england's alex yee. however, hayden wilde seemed keen to cause an upset. the athlete from new zealand was always in the lead or thereabouts. but this is a test of endurance and stamina. in this event, it's not always who starts best but more often who finishes strongest. and there you have it, the first gold medal of these games, and it's gone to england's alex yee. medal secured, a hug from mum and dad, a curry later to celebrate — dad's paying apparently. what does this mean compared to the o

and then -- >> leading off our discussion tonight, barry berke, who served as special counsel to the judiciary committee, during trump's first impeachment trial. and chief impeachment counsel during trump's second impeachment trial in the senate. also with us, daniel goldman, former house majority counsel for the first impeachment trial and can of donald trump. he's a former assistant u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. he's now running for congress as democrat of congressional district. and berry, this is on those beginning to end here, in terms of what happened in january 6th. it shows the decision to summon people, to washington, on january six. a decision made by the president. it then shows the president deciding to tell the people to go to the capitol on january 6th, after being informed that they were armed with dangerous weapons. and then, it shows the president finally persuaded to tell the people to leave the capitol. he tells them to leave the capitol, and they start to leave. what stood out for you in the flow of malinformation today? >> lawrence, you're a

>> before ronald reagan there was barry goldwater captured the republican party. before there was barry goldwater there was the national review at a denomination possible and for there was thenational review was a spark in the mind of a young yale graduate bill buckley . bill buckley won the cold war. >> that's consequential. >> that's certainly a compressed version, yes. but t ideas have consequences. bill made conservative ideas accessible but he brought cheerfulness to the business of political arguments that's missing these days. >> how important is that? >> when barry goldwater or i cast my first presidential vote in 1964, when he first went into politics i think he was running for city council ofphoenix . he wrote a letter to his brother that said politics if it weren't for lies it might be fun. it pretty much turned out to be like for him but it certainly was fun. >> why do you keep it fun? >> first of all writing about is fun. i love to write e. i'm a compulsive writer. i write 100 columns a year and i'm always drawn to the courts in the process but i happ

barry, good to see you here. about your perspective in particular because of the fact that some have been critical of the hearing, of the committee in general. they view it as a second bite of the apple, a failed attempt at the impeachment number two. now this is the new avenue to do this. curious what your take has been about what the committee has been able to produce, specifically are there things that you wish you could have known or had for the impeachment involving january 6th? >> great to be here, laura. and i have to tell you it's very gratifying to me as chief impeachment counsel for the second impeachment to see what the committee has been able to do. you feel very proud about the case and the evidence we presented to establish donald trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors. we show how he perpetuated the lie that the election was stolen, summoned the crowd, incited them and refused to act, encouraged them on. the committee hearing has showed the power of having congressional subpoenas. with an ind

barry c. black. chaplain black: let us pray. wonderful lord, continue to walk and talk with us.elong to you. may the joy we share as we tarry in your presence, transcend earthly treasures. we thank you for the life and legacy of chief warrant officer hershel "woody" williams. lord, we praise you for providing us with someone who was an exemplary role model for courage, service, and freedom. thank you for the beauty of his life, which brought light to darkness, joy to sadness and hope to despair. merciful god, support us all the day long until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes and the busy world is hushed. and the fever of life is over and our work is done. then, in your mercy grant us safe lodging and our holy rest, and peace at last. we pray in your sovereign name, amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats until escorted to pay your respects by the sergeant at arms staff. ♪ [solemn string music] ♪ ♪ [no audio] [no audio] and for the first time in 2018 [no audio] ] people will be voting and we is that a cause for negotiation? [no audio] [no audio]

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well, barry a weather temperatures have been cooling off no major heat at all for today, and that wille story not only into your saturday but also for a good portion of the weekend highs from this afternoon. you can see just some 60 seventies and some eighties to the warm spot still fairly warm or not talking about triple digits. no nineties of fairfield 85. degrees san jose 74 just a bunch of sixties around the bay for san francisco and in oakland, we'll jump right into your weekend forecast tomorrow morning, starting out the day with some cloud cover becoming partly cloudy into the afternoon. probably some more clouds into your sunday and then on monday fair skies a little bit of a warm up with those temperatures in the sixties and the seventies. now, here's that weather pattern setting up this weekend. it's a big pool of cool air is moving in, so as a result, temperatures dropping off steadily for saturday and sunday with a little bit of a recovery by monday. here's the satellite where you can pick up on some of the low clouds and fog already pushing them back into the bay for this

then it means that they are near the nuclear plant yesterday, in my opinion, it means barried there and they flew to the nuclear power plant. these are all signs of conducting, reconnaissance. of course, they also tried to provoke panic, force employees to evacuate, ukrainian publics disperse the fake that the zaporizhzhya npp was allegedly damaged, so the kamikaze drones also tried to inflict an information strike on the territory where the referendum is being prepared. that is, again, the construction of panic rumors and threats, let's say radioactive contamination. that is, it can be considered opponents of the means, uh, the anti-kyiv mood here will affect local moods, this attack only aggravated them in general , which supplies several regions with electricity at once, haunts kiev from the moment it was taken under control, russian troops, even at the very beginning of the special operation in ukraine, their national guard then left without a fight, but soon kiev staged a provocation at the nuclear power plant saboteurs occupied the training. they were shot at by the russian guard,

fled from ukraine and the most popular french sniper ernesto barry publicly, who promised to fight until end finally came quickly, the baby returned home. but on social media. there are many videos left, supposedly wars from the first person, most of the videos, staged pr bravado, and the collection of donations by ernesto barberi has also earned. this is footage of a real battle, filming the flight of mercenaries under fire from the russian military. the son of a member of the british parliament from the conservative party, a thirty-year-old mercenary ben-grand, a former royal marine, took part in the hostilities on the territory of ukraine and led a group of foreign commandos. this the cell, modeled after the structure used in afghanistan, is part of a broader group of operational and intelligence coordination cells administered by the pentagon european command to expedite allied assistance to ukrainian forces, the american newspaper, the new york times, citing its sources, wrote that on the territory of ukraine there is a whole network of western teams operating secretly. basically es

barry berke, we have wanted to talk to you for so long. please come back. thank you for starting us off. >> my pleasure. thank you. >>> when we come back, we will talk more about the ex-president's efforts to overturn his election defeat in georgia. the fulton county prosecutor is putting all 16 of that sit's fake electors on notice telling them they are now targets up for investigation. that, then blouse one of the loudest voices in the scheme that we were just talking about, rudy giuliani has been ordered by a judge to testify in the georgia investigation. that criminal probe clearly picking up steep and the contempt of congress trial continues today, and leighing out why why they wanted to the hear from the ex low pressure strategist and it is one day before the deadly insur ekdz. his supporters showing no signs of slowing down. new evidence to election workers that are still happening and are still very, very real and all of those stories and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. please stay with us. continues after it's easie

thank you, barris ah, investment and trade. but top of the agenda during talk with been chinese president . she had been, and his indonesia counterpart joke or were dodo without arrived. beijing on monday night on the 1st stop of the trip, and also take him to japan and south korea later this week. the division president is one of the few foreign leaders to travel to china since the start of the covert, 19 pandemic. journeymen are for more from roger, got us to do, or is did of the correspondent thomas him on taurus. what is president yoko redondo doing in china and a lot of agenda has been on the sleeve for president job. and one of the mainly would be in the economy as we go to china is the main trade and also in fest sorta in indonesia, in which amounted to more than $100.00. $10000000000.00 us dollars in the last couple of years. and after this, not only the economy will be the main concern, but also the re journal and political issue, but mainly will be the economy because president dall, alongside with other minister that

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and the things he was advocating for why did you call himl the most consequential before there was barry goldwater there was national review that made that nomination possible and before there was national review there was a spark in the mind of a young yale graduate therefore bill buckley won the cold war. [laughter] >> but ideas have consequences but that's within thess spirit and the cheerfulness of political argument. >> when barry goldwater first man in politics running from the senate counsel in 1940 heis wrote a letter to his brother that said it might be fine and it could be for life for him but do something else. >> first of all writing about it is fun. i am a compulsive writer. i cannot stop i write 100 columns per year i'm always writing books. but i happen to like politics i dislike some politicians attributes but i admire the business. we have to have politics and government and laws and therefore the argument the whole culturere of democracy is of persuasion and the argument is fun if you don't like argument you pick the wrong country because we argue about everything. the

he was really bound around the ty barry's at the end of his ran off area. he had enough pies to be flipped over the toys then into the fence just before the crowd. you see a picture of him here in the medical center afterwards. and you like may want to ask when he says on hon. a you sure joe? he's sure, okay, because that is totally incredible. he's going to drive in the next rice that the right the, the rest of the rice is kind of rand to check on. he's a, he's well being for that reason because you can't look at that and reconcile. but he's quite ok, but he is and he's going to write next week, shaken, stirred, and slam. does it, or you go as the howard. thank you so much. thanks. you're watching dw news coming up. will russia's invasion of ukraine lead to a new nuclear weapons build up in europe? that's in our documentary film coming up after a short break. forcing it all the latest news on a website, but the w dot com, i'm terry martin, me and all of us here at the w. thanks for watching leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. that is perhaps the g

after a few months of barry had the very high thought from but to get just this small 2 towns, it's a not victory for them at all. and also the russians losses is extremely, extremely high, and they got more than 4000 people. but the losses for the ukrainian side or, or at least estimated to be much, much high. you're, are you seeing though that capturing cities like lucy, john hire? let's talk about what, what we know in terms of the cities. we know that the city of the c shanks has been taken by the russians. is it going to be harder for the russians then to take more territory? if they want to keep control of a major urban cent city like mercy shots, i think that now what we see russia is regrouping the troops. now the threat is coming from southern regions some directions, particularly make life and also threat. this is still there in hot keep so obvious, the russia we'll try to stay there. but again, less russian forces brought so much destruction to elicit chance and similar than yet that it was basically nothing to defend their. so but you, ukraine, withdrawal of troops was pre