i know bert. i grew up with bert.e's not making anybody a cup of tea. [ laughter ] ernie probably got on his phone and tweeted it to screw with him. all the "sesame street" characters got involved. even oscar, this was very sweet. oscar wrote, "f-off." [ laughter and applause ] i always liked oscar the best. but the guy, or kid or monster, or whatever who started this was elmo. so i thought it might be nice, since he checked in with us, to check in with elmo just to see how he's doing after all of this. elmo? can we get somebody to look in on -- oh my god. oh my god. please, send in the emt, will you? oh, there we go, okay, great. he should be fine. [ applause ] i tell you what, i rem day when all that little freak wanted was to be tickled. [ laughter ] you know, we do our show right smack in the middle of hollywood boulevard, which is a magnet for tourists from all over the world. with that said, from time to time we like to play a game called "foreigner or not?" [ cheers and applause ] guillermo is not, a full-fledg

in recent years, frankly, you all have been bert at counting votes. my question to you is, right now speaking about all these dynamics, discussing them with your caucus, what do you think the prospects are any money for ukraine ultimately passes here? mr. aguilar: woo continue -- we continue to be hopeful. leader jeffries has indicated all options are on the table. our focus and our goal is to make sure that we fund ukraine. fund israel. fund humanitarian assistance. fund indo pacom priorities. that's what the president has asked us to do. to meet the national security seeds of this country -- needs of this country. we need it's important. the timing is also incredibly important when it comes to ukraine. we have all had various briefings. the importants of this moment, we have heard, senator mcconnell speak on the senate floor. we have heard other legislative leaders talk about this importance. we feel that. we understand that. members, some members just came back from a trip to ukraine as well. taking in their thoughts, their reflexes of what -- refl

. >> goo - [bert] are we talking on the show right now? - [producer] yeah, i was... - [bert] yeah. - [producer] want to go through the run through? - yeah. perfect. - he'll come out. then, ms. pat will introduce him. he'll come out and do his 20 minutes. now, how is he coming into bringing you onto stage? - at his last song, play me on. - yep. - just, "ladies and gentlemen, you ready to start the show?" - what do you want to come on to? - surprise me. - okay. - yeah, surprise me. (onlookers laugh) - i'll pick some philly stuff. - yeah, yeah, yeah. pick some philly stuff. - [producer] now you said you're gonna

ready to shoulder its responsibility in euro atlantic security. nato secretary generally installed and bert or norwegian also a, put out a message on x saying that this is going to make all nato countries safer. and i thought the most touching message actually came from finland. of course, finland and sweden put in their bids to join nato together. but finland got in much sooner than sweden and finished president selling. mister said that this accession of sweden finally complete finland own membership and said that they were looking forward to bringing their neighbor into the alliance. so certainly, a lot of, of happiness from around nato numbered states here shows reporting from brussels, their allies of alexander vall, me say the russian opposition leader was close to being freed in a prisoner swap. when he died. his political foundation released a video claiming a deal was in place to free him and to a named americans in exchange for a convicted russian hip man jailed here in germany. the claims haven't been independently verified yet mister novalis died this month and the siberian pena

ready to shoulder its responsibility in euro atlantic security. nato secretary generally installed and bert or norwegian also put out a message on x, saying that this is going to make all nato countries safer. and i thought the most touching message actually came from finland. of course, finland and sweden put in their bids to join nato. together but finland got in much sooner than sweden and finished president selling me. mister said that this accession of sweden finally completes finland own membership and said that they were looking forward to bringing their neighbor into the alliance. so certainly a lot of, of happiness from around nato numbered states. that was terry shouts, speaking with us earlier, here's a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. the american odysseus, lunar land or mission, is expected to be cut short after its sideways touch. down near the moves the south poles. okay. it has sent back its 1st images from the moon, which could also be the last images. engineers on earth. expect to lose radio contact in the coming hours because the spacecraft so

. >> so bert asked, will the phillies win the world series. [laughter] [laughter] and the answer is no. good question and interestingly, very consistent with your kind of iconoclastic perspective on the world because most people would say, why do percent inflation rate right 3 percent but over says them up when a zero percentage inflation rate. [laughter] [laughter] well i think the answer for mother many as of the answer the resignation most with me is that if it is zero, that means half of the economy is experiencing deflation in the businesses in half of the academy having price claims now avoid to speak to you as a business person that is very difficult to happen. you gotta go back to your workers and you say going to get your wages category defectors expenses and how to manage with the goods and services of falling prices i can try, but in telling you is very very difficult to do and why do that. 2 percent i think is chosen in part because if you're at two, most businesses are going to experience positive price increases is something abou

consider the case of bert jones. jones was a state senator in 2020.rved as one of the fake electors in georgia, helping donald trump create bogus election documents to try to overturn joe biden's victory. fani willis went to investigate her jones, she was stopped from doing so. the georgia judge, judge robert mcburney, blocked her. on the grounds that d.a. willis had helped raise money for bert jones's democratic opponent in jones's race for lieutenant governor. now, judge mcburney did not cite any laws broken, but in the courtroom, he called fani willis's actions what are you thinking moment. judge mcburney wrote in his opinion, quote, an investigation of this significance, garnering the public attention it necessarily does and touching so many political nerves in our society, cannot be burdened by legitimate doubts about the district attorney's motives. the district attorney does not have to be apolitical, but her investigations do. now, it's possible that the judge in the current criminal case, judge scott mcafee, can make a similar determination h

analysts, could try to provoke a coup at the moment when zelensky's chair was shaking from the stomp of bertshom many are ready to court, there is no doubt that during the severe crisis between zaluzhny and zelensky, which has still not actually been completed, poroshenko has taken some steps in order to play some important role in this situation. and regain his previous position in power, but i would not say that he was the leader, initiator and inspirer of the conspiracy for one simple reason, he does not have a power resource, and soon there may not be much else, not only money, but also even freedom, they still remember the example of kolomoisky’s patron zelensky, whom he eventually sent to jail in gratitude. unlikely, probably fire shot down, but can burst into flames at any moment, and this ship, engulfed in fire, will still change the steering rat, but not the course, probably death. evgenia, nipats, the fight between toads and vipers. today, the russian military escorted members of the magate mission to the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, for which a ceasefire was declared. the genera

>> i think kendra can answer bert then i can. >> there are a couple different ways a applicant can find if their name was chosen. not only did we send e-mail and letter, but also have a portal on the website for applicants can put in their conformation number and their name and also receive their status of the wait list that way. >> and they know that? those are the ways in which they can- >> sorry? >> are they all aware? are the 52 thousand people aware that is how they can check to see if they made the wait list? >> yes. these applicants receive an e-mail from the housing authority saying they were accepted or not and all of those e-mails and correspondence had information on how they can go to the website and the portal information. yes. >> but if their e-mail didn't go through they wouldn't know? >> the e-mails were provided so every application required an e-mail. >> so when you apply you know this is the e-mail, this is how we send it to you so make sure you don't let it go to spam? make sure you check your e-mail. >> that was our goal and what we wanted to make sure we had multip

he is behind oscar-winning movies, like the revenant and bert van. we don't know much yet about this movie, but much of the project is top-secret but what we do know is the original script meeting this will likely be a dramatic departure from the usual action films. they have taken meetings with a select few act errors, and tom cruise is the first to signed on so far. we will keep you posted. >> is always a will keep you posted for other stories on my instagram. >>> this is pretty cool. it is like grocery stores, offering you a chance to skip checkout. all you need is the shopping cart, it is called the amazon dash card, the whole foods in san mateo unveiled it, you sign in by scanning a qr code in the amazon or whole foods app and then you just start shopping, you can scan items or enter them on the screen, sensors in the cart keep track of what is exactly there. the screen on the card shows you a receipt of everything you are buying in real time. >> because you are bagging as you go, you can just walk out when you are done, and not wait in line, to

bert started her career in civil service at the u.s. state department in 1973, where she served as a personal assistant. none other than secretary of state henry kissinger. she was then assistant chief protocol until 83. in 1983, she up the lane again to be the white house social secretary for president ronald reagan and first lady nancy reagan, where she served until 1985. she then moved to germany where her husband was serving as u.s. ambassador. last but, certainly not least, is amy zantzinger currently the head of amy zantzinger interior design, which she established 1998. you can see some of the beautiful bleeding right of service and of design and, of care and of course, all with grace and civility. her interior design business was put on hold for two years when she in february in 2007 was asked by president george w bush if she would serve as his special assistant to the president and the white house social secretary and she did. with great through january of 2009 from 1993 to 1994, she zipped back to san francisco and was the ch

and so when i am, you know, i worked very closely with jean and with bert in the various visits that've had to the hoover to certain posters and, i can get a much better sense of them as they're digitized. i mean, i also have the resources. you know, jean's knowledge of the collection. so when you go, you know, digging in the archives together and can look at of this material, but as a scholar, i mean, these are hard. they're not really this is just something, you know, i was thinking about even with captioning my images, they're not really titled, you know they're kind of the titles are just sort of the text on them doesn't give you a sense of what you're actually looking at. so having that digital representation as you're doing your research, just kind of completely changes how can gather information and what kind of close looking you can do even online, which is not the same as doing it in person for sure, but it makes a big difference. yeah, i agree. i mean, i think it's been wonderful. you know, we have here under 30,000 posters. we digitized. this 33,000 and we have another pro

and that will go quite nicely with the warm cup of tea that bert is offering.," although he added that he would be taking a little bit of a break, but he will be back to check in on all of us again soon. ijust want i just want to take you back to brussels and those protests. the farmers are still there. around 1000 tractors have made it into the city and the farmers, blocking the roads. we will keep you updated with the latest here on bbc news. hello, a powerful storm passed to the north of the uk on wednesday. storm ingunn, named by the norwegian weather service, across the faroe islands it brought wind gusts in excess of 120 mph. then it slammed into the west coast of norway with gusts of more than 100 mph. there is our storm system moving away as we head into thursday. across shetland we saw wind gusts of 78 mph. even those winds have been easing a little, and through thursday it�*s a quieter day ahead. some hazy sunshine, dry for many. still quite windy up towards the north but not as windy as it has been. some wintry showers across the north—west of scotla

and that will go quite nicely with the warm cup of tea that bert is offering.lad he asked. "elmo learned that it is important to ask a friend how they're doing," but he also said he'll be taking a little break, but he will be back to check in on all of us again soon. a reminder of that breaking story from london. nine women including two young children have been taken to hospital after what please call a corrosive substance was thrown in south london. a man was seen fleeing the scene of the incident in lambeth. police officers have sustained minor injuries. that is all for now on bbc news. hello. a powerful storm passed to the north of the uk on wednesday. storm ingunn, named by the norwegian weather service. across the faro islands, it brought wind gusts in excess of 120 mph. then it slammed into the west coast of norway with gusts of more than 100 mph. there's our storm system moving away as we head into thursday. now, across shetland, we saw wind gusts of 78 mph, but even those winds have been easing a little. and through thursday, it's a quieter day ahead.

here by laurie johnson from us, the i analyst and ceo of bert associates. thank you so much for joining us in the studio. what prompted you to attend the firm and what are your impressions? well, i received an invitation is my 2nd try trip to moscow since the supper. it's very impressive. city. russia is uniquely position to talk about the theme of most type polarity because russia of all countries in the world actually represents a multi polar country. even though russia is a christian nation, stated so with the russians, eastern orthodox christianity, it has shown its ability to bring in muslims, hindus, buddhist, across the country, across as bass, land mass. and you don't have 1st and 2nd class russian citizens. you have russians. and that's why people like cut off out of chechnya, where 20 years ago chechnya was racked was the civil war. does law make war financed in part by the west. and yet russia and prevailing in that war as front reconciliation with the islamic members of the that's the side. so that's why it's, i think rush of offers a unique exa

and that will go quite nicely with the warm cup of tea that bert is offering.mo learned that it is important to ask a friend how they're doing," although he added that he would be taking a little bit of a break, but he will be back to check in on all of us again soon. now, i want to show you one of the most—watched videos on the bbc news website today. it's of an unusual rescue in australia. take a look at this. three—year—old ethan managed to crawl inside a claw toy machine in brisbane. you can see the little boy stuck inside. police were called to the shopping centre to help. officers and the boy's relations managed to persuade the trapped but calm toddler to go into one corner on the machine. then this. they smashed the glass on the machine to finally retrieve him, joking that he had won a prize and which one did he want. isn't that cute? there he is surviving that unusual rescue in australia from that grow machine. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, a powerful storm passed to the north of the uk on wednesday. storm ingunn, named by the norwegian weather

consolidation you are talking about, maybe that tells me investor okay these valuations are getting bertbsolutely, we think that this is trading ranger will probably be 4600 lower end, 5,000 you were end year around 6500 investors i think have very good year this year you havity practical about it, not be afraid to trim progressivists in some stocks that have gone far quickly. maria: makes a lot of sense. mark: craig if you talk about tactical active what do you make of healthcare sector go back to probable mid-november of last year, there are prosperity substantial out performs relative to market seems that trend is set to continue what do you make of healthcare? >> i think at that point in time healthcare parts did well last year but, if i look at it as a whole compared against all other sectors, it was weak now time for healthcare certainly do a lot better, if i look at individual stocks like intuitive surgical boston scientific or some names setting up nicely on charts pretty nice return in 2024 and beyond, part of it, we definitely like, as a whole trying to be contrarian making moe

give my best to ernie and bert and kermit and grover and cookie monster and big bird and snufflepagus and the count and guy smiley. >> yeah. >> the whole gang. >> will do. anybody says hello especially guy smiley and he would like a job at cnn. >> okay. >> jake, if we could just remind everyone to check out those important resources at sesame.org. you can learn about our emotional well-being, and you can learn about how the great work sesame is doing for communities and how you can help support that. >> and you can see guy smiley's resume on the website too. >> sounds good, elmo. samantha, thanks to both of you. >> bye. have a good day. >> and we'll be right back. >>> breaking right now, sources say allen weisselberg of the trump organization is in discussions to possibly plead guilty to a perjury charge. this is related to the new york civil fraud investigation into the real estate company finances, specifically testimony that weisselberg gave in an interview with the new york attorney general's office and at the fraud trial last year. we're going to have more on this story coming up

move buckhead out of atlanta and i call on governor kim, speaker burns and the lieutenant governor bert their rear ends in gear because this is a catastrophic problem in the great city of atlanta. >> 1000 police officers in short and a distracted ga and local leaders leads to issues like this and there were 4 people who were recently arrested after federal agents got involved because they turned a beautiful home into a strip club and they had a horse that was walking up and down streets stolen cars, weapons and credit cards in the story that is more infuriating there is a u.s. army lieutenant colonel who was away on active duty and when she returned to her house, there was a squatter living there. she went to the cops and they said that they couldn't do anything she had to jump through these hoops to get this person who entered her home to leave so what is the solution to this? >> we reached out to her. can you imagine you go serve your country and put your life on the line and come home to lawlessness and a criminal paradise and if the mayor isn't doing the job, the da is not doing the

. >> thank you, item number 8, discussion item san francisco to bert conversation. report. >> good morning, commissioners. i don't think i have said that ever. we have a light agenda as president heldfond had alluded to. as provided in your materials, you have your monthly activity report that shows the cash flow performance and flow graphic situation. sfdcp crediting rate has increased to 3.01 percent. this is an 11-bit increase. the key one is based on portfolio use and during that period, it rows from 1.4 to 4 5* .45 in addition the rate was held steady and that increased from 93% to 93.2 percent. both of these factors contributed to the higher declared rate and it is guaranteed for all of q1 and will be reset for qeii. from a marketing update, we're working on finalizing the communication timeline for 2024. you will see more details in the quarter update that we will provide for you next month. but in short this year's messaging will include some targeted messaging across 5 different cohorts in addition to general fund changes and security month. also for your r

played in four more films and became our main action duo, approximately the same as kirk dougloss and bertunion in protests, but protests even in several neighboring countries of the union were constant, on average once every 3 years. and the top military authorities quite rightly decided that it was necessary to prepare officers for war in any climatic conditions, and if a lieutenant began his service in the far east, then he continued it as a captain in the arctic, then moved to central asia as a major, and ended up as a colonel somewhere in a group of soviet troops in germany, in completely different climates in different conditions, in the film the hero... says that it’s time to get ready, the wife categorically objects that the child is already changing the sixth school, she can also be understood, but at a critical moment she notices completely new holes in her husband’s back that appeared after a business trip to spain, it is clear that this episode looks rare overkill, it is clear that at the moment of return, the husband and wife were loving each other to the fullest, and it is st

they say the suspect, who has been identified as bert james baker, yelled obscenities, including therd, and tried to rip a keffiyeh hanging from the car. the council on american-islamic relations, cair, is calling on authorities to charge baker with hate crimes, saying -- "those responsible for this violence must be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. and those fomenting the anti-palestinian and anti-muslim hate that leads to this violence must be condemned." senegalese lawmakers voted to delay presidential elections until december 15 following president macky sall's announcement saturday postponing the vote, which had been scheduled for later this month. chaos overtook the parliament as opposition lawmakers attempted to block the vote in protest. >> this is not possible. they are stealing from the population of senegal. nermeen: security forces forcibly removed some lawmakers during the session. the election postponement by president sall, who has already served the maximum two terms allowed, was followed by street protests and accusations of a constitutional coup by his oppos

. >> good evening bert what a tragic story there in georgia it all started in our nation's southern border fox news can now confirm tonight's that jose antonio ibarra this was not his first arrest he was busted last year in new york city. arrested on child endangerment charges but listen to this and that century city i am told by sources that ice did not even have time to put in a detainer on him because he was already back out on the streets but how did this all start? the suspect entered right through our southern border but take a look on your screen this is the mug shot the latest in mug shot we got from his case happening in georgia that is the suspect on your screen sources telling us to cross into texas illegally back in september of 2022 the 26-year-old down was released into the united states on parole, what does that mean question what you get a court date that can be months or years down the road because these courts are so backed up. now the migrant facing murder charges accused of killing an innocent university of georgia student while she was out on a run. congressman telling

october 7 massacre was equivalent to 29 in one day, the equivalent of 50000 american slaughtered, bertded in 10000 americans taken hostage including mothers and children. what would america's response be? i would say it would be as strong as israel's and many americans say we would've flattened them and turn them into dust. stuart: the news this morning is really scott two hostages released by their action in gaza, hardly over the top. >> the problem the biden administration loves to boss everybody around and tell them how to fight their own wars and make their own peace and yet you have a situation where israel has got to defend itself let israel decide how it's going to defend itself and what his enemies are in addition the biden administration keeps coming in and saying israel after the fighting stops we expect you to do this, this, this, this is our solution for the middle east, the arrogance of the elite leadership we've got this wrong since vietnam, afghanistan, iraq, it libya now are trying to boss israel around and tell them how to defend themselves and what their enemies are t

reckon with the pervasive racial stereotypes in early films, including the minstrel performances of bertased lime kiln field day, the earliest surviving feature film with an all-blk cast. the exhibit juxtaposes its film artifacts with the work of contemporary artists, here kara walker taking on harriet beecher stowe's “uncle tom's cabin”, which also became a 1903 film. rhea: she is providing us another way to look at this work. she's interrogating it. she's challenging it. jeffrey: the early cinema section of regeneration ends in 1915, the year a technically-innovative, but deeply racist film was released. >> just seeing in person this invitation to the white house for the premiere of birth of a nation is really emotional for me. jeffrey: danielle eliska, a detroit-based filmmaker visiting inspiration for her own work among the hard truths of history on display. danielle: but if i could take anything from this particular film is that it has such a wide impact on people and made them do things, and i've just think about my own films and how i can utilize my films to, in a positive way, to

really the sky's the limit for maggiano's we just hired a new president dominik bert loni. he's come from mgm he's worked in all kinds of restaurant concepts within that company. and his big mantra is he's going to be bringing the magic back just like norman brinker did all those years ago, he's going to be bringing that magic back to maggiano's >> one last question people didn't know it. the largest seller of margaritas in america is -- >> chili's but you know what? i've got a new one for you, jim. >> all right >> every second of every day on average chili's sells a hamburger to i acustomer it's 15% of our business it's about to get a lot bigger with some innovation that's coming that's another one to think about, not just margaritas also burgers >> that's why i like to say sometimes the market cap isn't big enough to address the success of the company and kevin, that's how i feel about what you're doing right now at brinker >> thanks so much. the future is quite bright for us we're just getting started everybody asks me what inning are we it's early innings for this growt

we're to cash down and idlers bert. why? because i got to protect now the roads, the gettysburg.but that's june 28 while this is going on that morning here comes again our buddies here who are involved on a famous black horse they arrive and that's the only known sketch that i've ever seen done by an iowa nurse of the confederate army entering a town. lori miller york sketch society leaders water watercolors. the final version. but there's gordon and early on. oh, by the way, one last thing bristol city. at are the five iroquois women yorkave been told the confederates are going to pick a town, burn it to the ground. one lady in york sees the pioneers scream names and faints. what does she scream? my god, coming to bury us, not realizing a pioneer course not there to bury civilians. it's to take down the barricade. so you guys are put in the streets of the town. but she misinterprets certain things. they're going to kill us. oh, my goodness. this is horrible. well, john gordon is down market street, 10 to 12 year old girl. so says marianne small, as we say in new york, girls name

she's joined on the list by the head of the wnba, kathy engel bert who oversaw the most successful, mosteason in wnba season, with a new team that's coming to the bay area next year. also on the list, jessica berman, who runs the women's national soccer league. she struck a new media rights deal, totaling $240 million. that's 40 times more than the league's previous media agreements. she's been overseeing growth across attendance, viewership, and sponsorship revenue. plus, on the list, naomi osaka, who isn't just shaking things up on the tennis court, she's building a media company and a skin care line. sports is certainly in the forefront of pop culture, and these leaders are putting women's sports on the main stage. melissa? >> thank you, julia. what a list. it's going to happen every year now, change makers 50. thank you. karen, part of the advisory board for this project, you didn't evaluate your own nominee, but what was -- >> well, i did, i put her up for it. and then i saw the other nominees who are just -- one extraordinary profile after another. and so many different fields, as

bert kreischer and tom segura in the "come together" tour. mgm, super bowl weekend. here in l.a.eers and applause ] we'll be right back with mammoth wvh. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> jimmy: thanks to snoom dog and tom segura. "nightline" is next, but first, here with the song "i'm alright," mammoth wvh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ you wanna know how i've got the know-how that kind of thinking is all around ♪ ♪ just take it slow now but don't get bogged down or you'll end up in the ground ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' over you i hope you feel it too i'm gettin' over you i know you feel it too ♪ ♪ sorry so sorry it's kind of you to say you just made my day ♪ ♪ sorry i'm

justice and some of them are thinking and maybe we take this and slow it down and to really butcher bertcher in courts. >> that's an interesting finding and one perhaps that i don't know if it can be mentioned in court tomorrow, you know, as an aside or something like that, but it's certainly the justices should be aware of because they have the power to, you know, to further delay the january 6th trial, for example, in judge jenkins' court and the judicial system is on trial right now, and i am -- i am happy that the judges of the circuit panel took the time to go through all these ridiculous arguments and in part, it demonstrates that he's being given a fair hearing. >> sure. >> that the system is designed to bend over backwards for defendants to, you know, we don't rush to judgment. i think that was a good look for our justice system which some people may doubt, and i do hope that continues and i do hope the justices are aware that broadly the country would like an answer. they like verdicts. >> exactly and an answer is what we'll start to get on one of the cases tomorrow and the othe

now up to bat is bert gonzalez, who has got a lot. to talk about today because the radar is active. the skies are dark over so much of the bay area. >> yes, absolutely. andre. in fact, this storm is now rearing its ugly head. it's a repeat performance from yesterday. it's firing up and let's get to it. the national weather service has now extended the flood advisory from marin and sonoma counties until 6 p.m. tonight. in addition to the flood, watch for the entire bay area, which means there is a strong potential of landslides and mudslides, urban and small stream flooding because we have rapid rise on many streams, especially in the north bay at this hour, dangerous flows do not drive through any roadway that appears to be flooded. minor flooding on the low lying areas with the poor drainage areas. now let's get to it here. this is why we have that advisory extended. it's almost, dare i say, a training event with the fuel of rain that continues to stream from just about san francisco all the way to santa rosa. but this has now caught

bert and chris was operating in a very, very dicey situation. he was planning the potential second trump term, but also planning for the possibility of trump losing and the need for a peaceful transfer of power. so chris actually cut through about 17 bureaucratic layers and worked directly with the career federal servants civil servants. and i think part of this was good practice and good policy. but also i think politics, leigh, you can tell me a bit politically inside. the trump administration, it was seen as less political or less problematic for you to be working with just career civil servants who were responsible for the operation of the government. so it's absolutely best practice. i think chris has a number of recommendations, his book and in my book to further empower career civil servants to take responsive ability during the transition because. there's change at political level and the country needs stability. yeah, yeah. 100% endorse that. the that the connective tissue between administration and so that they play a critical role for