bob mcbride explains in the us and its allies of hail the g 7. somebody's as a great show of unity as exemplified by the try. last summer meeting on the sidelines between the us president joe biden. i these japanese and south korean counterparts. the to east asian neighbors, putting aside dead longstanding differences, but that's fine. good, north korea with pro your korean media saying it's a deceptive place that maximizes the risk of war on the korean peninsula. the summit also committed the us seduced allies to protect things strategically sensitive supply chains and things like advance semi conductive to keep a technological ad joe, but try it out. as president biden explained, we're not looking to do couple from china. we're looking to the risk and diversify our relationship with china, china, to raise his back by putting the block on, importing semi conductors from us ship manufacturing microns, which now put south korea in a bind. generally sold, tries to keep on good terms with badging because they do so much price and south korea and ship manufacturers would dearly like to st

well, i know we have a of members of our board here, anita mcbride and, bob mcgee, and i know anita will remember. there used to be a tradition where senior staff walk through. you would sign your name, the back. and i stopped that taking down the most senior person got the photograph. i stopped that because it got out of control you know and so what we did what the process we changed it to was like once every two weeks or something. my office manager would send out an email to, the staff saying we're going to be checking out old jumbos for you to. hang in your office at this day at this time. and so people would line up and they'd get to choose the one they wanted and it was much more efficient way of doing it. well, talking about last time i was at the reagan library there, images were still on contacts, trips and three ring binders. right. and now millions of photographs are digitally taken. so contrast for us and even the number of clicks or images or reagan to obama, was it hundreds of thousands versus millions or how did that compare. oh, yeah, i don't i honestly don't know how man