their discussions amongst cabinet ministers on a particular issue that will go to full cabinet. that is what most committees are. the irg is a special committee. it is special because it is chaired by me. it does not have approval because we deal with incidents that require or are important for the federal government to respond peace. these could be flights or hurricanes. the most recent i have had were on the situation in haiti. and how canada can respond in support. we had them around all sorts of different things. depending on depending on what they are needed for. we pick the areas of expertise we went around the table. differently from most committees, this is -- these are meetings in which the official -- official sit around the table and not just expected participation, they lead the discussions. whether it is deputy ministers or heads of agencies. the commissioner of the -- they are giving direct reports. ministers are usually there as well. if they speak at all it is at the very and to add a bit of color or further import. irgc about making sure the government is securi

>> regular cabinet committees are shared by members of the cabinet and feature very -- various cabinetembers sitting around the table assisted by their directors and deputy ministers. there are discussions on mom cabinet ministers on a particular issue for a full cabinet. the irg is a special committee. it doesn't have a permanent membership because we deal with incidents that require or are important for the federal government to respond to. these to be flight or hurricanes and the roles -- most recent irgs were with the issue in hader -- haiti and how canada can support. depending on what they are needed for, we picked the areas of expertise we want around the table but definitely from most committees, this is -- these are meetings in which the official sit around the table and not just expected to participate, they leave the discussions -- lead the discussions, whether it is deputy miss universe -- ministers. they are giving direct reports. ministers are usually there. if they speak at all, it is that -- at the very end to add some color and put. -- and input. irg's are about making

so like other early cabinets of curiosity the aps cabinet held a wide variety of objects and herbarium of pressed plants natural specimens anthropological artifacts and other objects that were sent from around the atlantic world. the aps was not alone in developing this kind of collection alongside its library. so here in the greater boston area. there were numerous examples of this pattern. so the american academy of arts and sciences the boston fnan the american antiquarian society. and of course the nhs all of these institutions also had cabinets that looked very similar to the one at the aps around this time harvard college also had what was called the philosophy chamber and this was a kind of teaching collection that similarly included, you know, a range of different kinds of objects as such as natural specimens artifacts, but also scientific instruments and this was the subject of a really great exhibit a few years ago at the harvard art museums and you can actually still access a virtual version of that through their website if you're interested. so these collections don't get d

you know, would he fired all the cabinet members? that sort of thing.that goes to show you how awkward it is when you are sitting in the white house looking at the speaker, if it's a different party, looking at the president -- and say, what's going to 2019, australia had had six -- i kind of like the notion that maybe you drop them down to the bottom of the tree because it goes to my last point, which is stability. it's fundamentally important to have stability and leadership. i came back as a year ago as ambassador to australia. when i arrived in australia in 2019, australia had had six prime ministers in 12 years. -- it felt to me like the whole country was a bit loose in the sockets. the people were very concerned and a bit embarrassed. it was not the result of elections, it was interparty coups. caucus room whose. but it did not serve australia inister turns his back or her back and there's suddenly a new prime minister a new leader in parliament who becomes the prime minister, but i do think that stability is is so fundamentally important and with

when a massive can explore killing two cabinet secretaries who were topside at the time? purely through good fortune. the president happened below deck and was spared. had he not been spared because there was no ppt because there was no vice president. ppt at the time senator willie mangum of the wig party came close to becoming acting present. this would have meant for partisan control. a change in parts control of the executive branch in 1865 following assassination of president abraham lincoln democrat. andrew johnson was elevated presidency. just weeks afterward and with no vice president. johnson became seriously ill he was so sick. in fact that his secretary of state and secretary of war were sent scrambling trying to track down the ppt. the ppt was senator lafayette foster who was a republican? the problem was that at the time foster was in the wilds of the new mexico character conducting oversight on us government. treatment of native american tribes cabinet secretaries were only able to find contact center foster by sending a courier writing horseback from the ne

of any cabinet, any cabinet positions. and you serve the entire term. on the course the real problem is that roosevelt has, and to a certain extent lincoln. two and i'm sure -- can relate to this. he has what amounts to a coalition, with franklin roosevelt does. he has a democratic party but it includes the -- legal democrats. his problem is he has to satisfy the -- and he cannot, for example, signed the anti lynching law or support the anti lynching law, or he will lose land lease. he knows the devils bargain, as he recognizes. today but of, course from already -- party number one is when the. war do that first. and then we can do other. thanks so, that that precariousness of having the southern democrats still voting democratic out of habit for the civil war, but who of course are committed to white supremacy, are in his cabinet and in his party. and he needs them to get these things done. the draft, lynn louise. other things that will help them when the war. >> you can say that roosevelt made the same decision came to the new deal. despite francis pa

cabinet. . ., good cabinet.him that the prime minister knew about the day before he appointed him. he was told there had _ day before he appointed him. he was told there had been _ day before he appointed him. he was told there had been a _ day before he appointed him. he was told there had been a disagreement i told there had been a disagreement between two of the chief whips but let's put this into perspective, sally. keir starmer made the judgment in 2019jeremy corbyn should be our prime minister, taking us through the pandemic, the war, his position on nato, that is catastrophicjudgment. let's put catastrophic judgment. let's put this catastrophicjudgment. let's put this into perspective. this is a judgment which is about a member of a cabinet in a role in cabinet, he has now resigned from cabinet, and he is going to be fully engaging... we are not talking about a party in opposition, we are talking about rishi sunak�*s position as prime minister. istate rishi sunak's position as prime minister. ~ . ., ,, .,

labor secretary of any cabinet of any cabinet position in the and she served the entire term and then of course the real problem that roosevelt has and to a certain extent lincoln too, and i'm sure harold can mention this is that he has what amounts to a coalition franklin roosevelt does he's got the democratic party but it includes the bowl weevil democrats. so his problem is he has to satisfy the boll weevils. he can't for example sign the anti lynching law or support the anti-linching law or he'll lose land lease. now. this is a devil's bargain as we all recognize today, but remember priority number one win the or get that done first, then we can do other things so so that i that precariousness of having the conservative southern democrats still voting democratic out of habit from the civil war, but who of course are committed to white supremacy are in his cabinet and in his party and he needs them to get these other things done the draft lendlies other things that will help him when the war and you can say of course that roosevelt made the same decisions when it came to the new de

resign or much of the rest of his cabinet. right. the one remaining cabinet is going to be william berry, the postmaster general. but this isn't going to be the end of the political careers. those men involved who did. right. john will eventually become the first territorial governor of florida. and interestingly, later he will become a minister to spain. which means that peggy is going to be present in a lot of the royal courts of europe, which is just kind of a good snub. the women that excluded her. right. john is eventually going to resign as vice president before the end of the first term here. and he will later be elected as a senator from south, where he continued his crusade in favor of nullification, end in expanding the power and scope of the institution of slavery. all right, martin van buren will replace calhoun, become vice president and then, of course, later be elected president himself after jackson serves two terms. right but all of this kind of portends really ominous signs of the future of politics six, espe

they introduced the cabinet of ministers made it, not without understanding the technical component , such a decision was made, but they introduced the abolition of customs duties and vat in the draft cabinet resolution regarding the fight against the pandemic of 19 and the importers who imported these generators encountered a problem, yes. they are contacting the customs, we brought how do we apply for this benefit, they say, well, the customs office says, apparently, you need some kind of certificate from the ministry of health to your generators have something to do with the fight against kovi, because the cabinet of ministers wrote its decision precisely in the context the fight against covid-19, the business says well, how should i go to the ministry of health to get some kind of certificate, the customs office says and what do you suggest that we file now and then get a criminal case and we only have it last week, some not very understandable document of the cabinet of ministers' explanation appeared, which regulates how to do it and then somehow they started to issue these gene

. ., �*, . ., , up against a fresh new republican cabinet. ., �* , . ., , ., cabinet.certainly true and he's already the oldest _ cabinet. that's certainly true and he's already the oldest president ever. he'll be 86 by the end of the next term, which is mind—bending to think about. polls say that a third of democrats thought that the issue of democrats thought that the issue of abortion was more important than the economy, so they're almost voting... they're very passionate and quite rightly after the overturning of roe v wade, but they're also voting against the rest republican establishment and the supreme court, formulated by president trump. people thinking trump is creating legal action on several fronts. trump is creating legal action on severalfronts. he's trump is creating legal action on several fronts. he's lost so much credibility over the january the 6th inquiry. he has been subpoenaed and goodness knows what that would be like. that would make any earthquake look minor. i'm sure he will create a massive, massive seismic effect, but i do have this glimmer

to resign or much of the rest of his cabinet. the one remaining candidate member is going to be william berry the postmaster general. this is not going to be the end of the political careers of those men involved who did resign. john eaton will eventually become the first territorial governor of florida. interesting li later he will become a minister to spain, which means that peggy is going to be present in a lot of royal courts in europe, it's a great snub to all the women that excluded her, right? john c calhoun is eventually going to resign as vice president before the end of the first term here. he will later be elected as a senator from south carolina where he continued his crusade in favor of nullification and expanding the power and scope of the institution of slavery martin van buren will replace calhoun, become vice president and later be elected president himself after jackson serves two terms. all of this portends really ominous signs of the future of politics. especially leading up to the civil war. no, left me off t

in the cabinet.ational emergencies i don't believe that it is inexcusable for an mp to id that it is inexcusable for an mp to go off— that it is inexcusable for an mp to go off during parliamentary time while _ go off during parliamentary time while he — go off during parliamentary time while he is supposed to be both sitting _ while he is supposed to be both sitting in— while he is supposed to be both sitting in parliament and looking after— sitting in parliament and looking after his— sitting in parliament and looking after his constituencies to ben just leave _ after his constituencies to ben just leave for— after his constituencies to ben just leave for what is pretty much a self—promotion exercise, let's face it. self-promotion exercise, let's face it. ~ ., , ., self-promotion exercise, let's face it. will either of you be voting for him to have _ it. will either of you be voting for him to have to _ it. will either of you be voting for him to have to go _ it. will either of you be voting for hi

the cabinet of ministers dismissed yury vytrenko from the post of naftogaz chairman .eople's deputy of ukraine oleksiy goncharenko informed telegram about this, according to him, the new head of the company will soon after all, oleksiy chernyshov will become, now he holds the position of minister of regional development, according to the showcase procedure, the supervisory board of the company should have released however, in her absence, the government can do this, he currently performs the functions of the supervisory board. i will remind you that vitrenko headed naftogaz from april 28, 2021. in this position, he replaced andriy kobolev . we hope that the government made a well-considered decision, in particular during the war and during the most difficult heating season in history, the european commission allocated 100 million euros for countries that accept ukrainian refugees the first tranche in the amount of almost 250 million euros was provided to five eu member states neighboring ukraine back in may, this additional financial support was used by poland, romania

conversation alina kovshik, the representative of the national revival of the united transitional cabinetf belarus ms. lina, i congratulate you good evening i will be ukrainian yes and you and you too well, we will talk about the decision that was adopted by the united transitional cabinet of belarus, before that i will say only this such a thing as the holodomor, er, tomorrow it will be the anniversary of 32-33 years, the parliaments of 17 member states of the united nations organization since 193 recognized it as genocide, there is still a lot of work here, but here is the united cabinet whom you represent, he uh, at his meeting, decided to recognize the holodomor as genocide of the ukrainian people, the 32-33 year holodomor how important is this decision for you, and it is important for us, we understand it it's all on the government of belarus. when it becomes popularly elected, the parliament of belarus recognized this act of the soviet government as a genocide of belarus. justice is a priority, we perfectly understand what happened in ukraine in the 1930s, and not only kazakhstan, t

so, what were doing is urging the cabinet _ christmas.come back. christmas. so, what were doing is| urging the cabinet to come back to the table with vastly improved offer? f . . the table with vastly improved offer? j ., ., ., offer? they're all waiting for the outcome of _ offer? they're all waiting for the outcome of the _ offer? they're all waiting for the outcome of the nurses _ offer? they're all waiting for the outcome of the nurses vote i offer? they're all waiting for the outcome of the nurses vote and | offer? they're all waiting for the i outcome of the nurses vote and other health units still balloting to assess the potential impact on the nhs in the middle of the winter. downing street has said the prime minister believes expletive—laden text messages sent by the minister, sir gavin williamson are "unacceptable". a source from number ten has told the bbc that the first time rishi sunak saw the exchange between sir gavin, and the former chief whip wendy morton, was in this morning's newspapers. wendy morton's complaint is bein

so here, he has republicans in his cabinet. harold already mentioned francis perk guns, the first woman labor secretary of any cabinet position. she served the entire term. and then, of course, the real problem that roosevelt has, and to a certain extent, lincoln to. i think harold convention this. he has, what amounts to a coalition, franklin roosevelt thus. he's got the democratic party, but it includes the -- his problem is he has to satisfy the bowl weevils. you can't, for example, signed the anti lynching law or support the anti lynching law, or he'll lose land lease. this is a devils bargain, as we all recognize today. but remember, priority number one, when the war, get that done first, and we can do other things. so that precariousness of having the conservative southern democrats still voting democrat out of habit from the civil war, but who are committed to white supremacy, are in his cabinet, and in his party. he needs them to get these other things done. the draft, land lease, other things that will help him win the

tonight at ten — just two weeks after taking office — rishi sunak suffers his first cabinet resignationr gavin williamson has faced growing claims of misconduct, including bullying and harrassment of colleagues and officials. he was appointed to the cabinet, despite the prime minister being aware of some of the complaints against him. just two weeks into office commit serious questions for rishi sunak about hisjudgment. we'll have the latest from westminster where two investigations into sir gavin's conduct are already underway. also tonight... in qatar, a senior football ambassador says homosexuality is "damage in the mind" — and that visitors to the world cup will have to respect the country's laws. the fight for power in the us congress — as trump and biden rally the party troops for the mid—term elections. ding—dong, you're not wrong! and leslie phillips — best known for his roles in the carry on films — has died at the age of 98. and coming up on the bbc news channel: a losing start for britain in the billiejean king cup, in their opener with kazakhstan. it means they could face an

this is cabinet distribution cabinet distribution this case it was in the middle of the month.t, the gas enterprise does not receive today's gas. at the end of october, an emergency economic situation was introduced in the unrecognized republic, moldova, in violation of the agreements , reduced the supply of russian gas to pridnestrovie by more than 40%, the current volume is barely enough for residential buildings, schools and hospitals. the rest cope, how can the tiraspol students go out to warm themselves outside, it is really warmer on the street. we go out at recess, we warm ourselves, we walk, because we've been sitting for an hour. it still doesn't matter . and so we go out into the street, took a walk . all the same, they warmed up and back because of the gas crisis. almost the entire industry of the region has stopped; the largest garment factory in transnistria is still working, but it seems only until the cold weather. this is a synthetic winterizer. insulation. this is where we wind up every morning. that's how the heat was turned off, well, in general, during the d

[crowd yelling] >> the security that sat around the cabinet table.wo weeks to stand up for working people. he spent weeks flirting with the climate change party and scuffled off at the last minute. in the budget next week, it will be two weeks to end the oil and gas giveaway, strap the tax break. that is what labor would do. a proper plan for working people. mr. speaker, if you can't stand up to a bully because he's too scared to face the public and election, how will you run the country? >> i know members want to catch my eye with not doing a good job so far. come on, prime minister [laughter] there was judgment about putting people around the cabinet table. he thought it was the right thing to look after. the honorable gentlemen set a lot today. he said a lot but it's clear he is not focused on the serious issues. we are strengthening our economy . we are supporting people. he is supporting the protesters. he is opposing every measure of illegal migration. that's all they will get from this government. [crowd cheering] >> mr. speaker, hundreds of t

especially the book the cabinet. the first book the cabinet, the president needs to shunts -- it is now out in paperback. her next book, an honest man, the inimitable presidency of john adams is on their contract ishein the fall, 2024. i like that definitive. >> thank you. >> yes. >> just in time for another election. she will be talking about the transition of elections in 70 76 in 18 hundreds. second up is ted whitmer, ted is a real writer, librarian, and musician who is honors at currently. -- he also served doesn't buy -- historical adviser to bill clinton and was an adviser to hillary clinton when she served as secretary of state. he is has taught at harvard, washington college, director of the library carlton brown library and director at the library of congress. his next book is lincoln on the verge, 13 as washington. he's also 2010 recipient of the guttenberg polish fellowship. it will be talking about the transition after the election of 1860. it's futile, we are choosing good ones. rachel sheldon is and ass

the new cabinet is now trying to find a compromise between cuts in social spending and the need to close hole in the budget. spending on the police and local governments in britain is already under threat. on the one hand, the country's economy is sliding into recession or not. gross domestic product has been declining steadily for the third quarter, on the other hand figures. small only minus 0.2%, but what will happen next is unknown in the editorial material by the experts of the british channel sky news talking about the economy started talking about the situation in ukraine we really do not have the slightest idea of ​​what will happen in ukraine in the next month, the rise in energy prices is not the only factor affecting the economy. however, he plays an important role if things go better in ukraine than expected. this could help lower energy prices, which in turn would lower the cost of living, probably the opposite, if the situation is. that situation can be aggravated, the question arises what is good and what is bad in ukraine for the british cabinet reduction in defense spend

it was his office in cabinet room. post harry truman renovation, president truman ordered that all of these different lincoln era items and associated lincoln items be moved into this particular space. so, this photograph is from the eisenhower administration. periodically there is some different changes to it. but for the most part, it remained a bedroom. even though herbert hoover called at the lincoln study, fdr called at the lincoln study. and then the lincoln bedroom after harry truman. but there was this interest about what to do with this room to sort of restore some of the historical elements. you're calling at the lincoln bedroom, why not go back to the true lincoln era when lincoln actually used the space. so, i wanted to ask our panelists to talk us through this project. what all went into it and how it came about and how it was executed. i move the floor open to whoever would like to start. >> these two. >> during lincoln's time, that room was not the bedroom, it was his office. the lincoln era furnishings

the print of the cabinet hearing the emancipation of proclamation red. what an incredibly storing moment. so, you know, lonnie bunch was on that committee, i think wendy cooper richard nylander. film and bill element. yeah. yeah, so we kind of went through this. how do we put how do we put those together and the bed is clearly maybe we move ahead one. the bed is the outstanding souls, you know, just center stage object right and this is how it had looked when mrs. lincoln had it in the prince of wales bedroom. it had this crown this canopy. it had the purple upholstery and the lace the the draperies were on sink there were violences that so this is all pretty opulent. and then how do you square that with this really rather incredible moment of gravitas and sobriety and and a pivotal moment in our history when lincoln is using this as his as his cabinet and his office and you'll see that what we begin to do is we we found a wallpaper that actually was as close as we could find what we thought was in that photograph. we determined that green would be too d

in the meantime, while churchill was battling halifax in the cabinet, the war cabinet, british, french, and belgian forces were being forced back to the port of dunkirk. in late may, the british concluded that their only option was to evacuate what forces they could from france, to britain. at the time, it was believed that they would be lucky to evacuate 30,000 men from the beaches of dunkirk. as you can see from this photograph, the situation was dire. these men were under constant aerial attack, no cover to be had with, and it seemed as if little could be done to save them. nevertheless, thanks to this man, admiral bertram randy, between the 20th of may and the 4th of june, the british managed to evacuate 338,000 british, french, and belgium shoulders. but not their equipment. almost immediately, the story of dunkirk became a national mid. it is true that during the evacuation, during the constant aerial bombardment, there was a fleet of small private ships that went from ports around england, around southern england, to help evacuate the soldiers. but, the truth is that this was at

where a prime minister_ cabinet and the party.rt or is that one to accept? and williamson has very little _ accept? and williamson has very little support. i should use the word _ little support. i should use the word allegedly, but does an awful lot the _ word allegedly, but does an awful lot the record. and also, lucy used the word _ lot the record. and also, lucy used the word disgusting, but i think she's_ the word disgusting, but i think she's absolutely right. some of the stuff he _ she's absolutely right. some of the stuff he is — she's absolutely right. some of the stuff he is alleged to have said and done, _ stuff he is alleged to have said and done, you — stuff he is alleged to have said and done, you would find that in business. _ done, you would find that in business, you wouldn't find it in sport _ business, you wouldn't find it in sport it's — business, you wouldn't find it in sport. it's such explicit, you would find a _ sport. it's such explicit, you would find a degree of... some people would _ find a degree of...

sir gavin williamson was sacked from the cabinet by boris johnson last year.e him a minister again this month, the very same day the prime minister promised... integrity, professionalism, and accountability... but was now know that rishi sunak was aware that sir gavin was the subject of an official complaint made by the former chief whip, wendy morton. shortly after the death of the queen, gavin williamson texted miss morton to accuse her of rigging the process for allocating spaces at her majesty's funeral to punish certain mps. he called this "absolutely disgusting". she replied, saying that was not the case. in one of a number of texts sir gavin sent featuring expletives, he warned her, "there is a price for everything". many more messages were exchanged. this morning, gavin williamson's departmental boss said sir gavin regretted the messages he sent. that's not acceptable, he shouldn't have said it, he has said he regrets doing so. what is the consequence for him? he has given some context that this was at the time of heightened frustration, it was, rememb

his cabinet to prepare memos and prepare a plan for. if he does lose and there are requirements to report to the congress and the public on the implementation of the law at the six months mark prior to the election and, the three months mark prior to the election. actually ironic only in the last cycle. president trump's team did a very effective job up until the election, there was a fellow named chris liddell who was the deputy chief of staff. he was also the person that ran romney transition. he worked very under radar screen to the law as required only after the election when president trump got involved, did those plans kind of go the rails and liddell's he was handcuffed essentially. so president did this under the laws well when he ran for reelection and his team actually worked with. romney's team to prepare for the potential that romney could have won and obama on the way out. in 2016, actually did coordinate with both hillary clinton's team and with then candidates. trump's team. so there is law that requires this type of coop

he is now a minister in the cabinet office.wendy morton, then the chief whip, shortly after the queen died. in it gavin williamson appears to be upset he is not getting any of the government's allocation to funeral tickets to go to the funeral, he accuses wendy morton of rigging that allocation. in a series of texts he warns wendy morton not to push him about, he says there is a price of everything, there are a few we cannot quote because of the language and wendy morton complained to the party about these texts. what is making this situation even more uncomfortable for the prime minister rishi sunak �*s we now know he was told gavin williamson was the subject of a complaint before he put him into government, so he made that decision afterwards. on the same day he said he would run his government with integrity and humility. we have heard from the chancellor, the duchy of lancaster, a cabinet position here, oliver dowden. he has been on television this morning and is actually gavin williamson's direct boss and this is what he h

you had a seat around the cabinet table. you were environment secretary.ks later, you're pose. seven weeks later, you're out, you're back to the backbenches. now i'm fine, diane. great to be with you today. and look , there are ups today. and look, there are ups and downs in politics as in life . it was a great privilege , of . it was a great privilege, of course, to serve around the cabinet table, to serve at the department of environment, food rural affairs, a big job. it affects people's lives every of the week and i sort of left them. yes, but equally, it was great to serve at trade before that. great to serve at trade before that . it was great to be that. it was great to be involved in writing the manifesto. and that's what i'm going to get back to now. i'm going to get back to now. i'm going to get back to thinking about think about about policy and think about what to do a party to what we need to do as a party to make that we rebuild for make sure that we rebuild for the future , that we go out and the future, that we go out and win the support of

moreover, after the first reading, which took place less than a month ago, the cabinet of ministers already significantly corrected so, the government predicts that inflation in 2023 will be 28%, gdp will grow by a little more than 3%, and the average dollar will cost 42 hryvnias and 20 kopecks every second hryvnia in the budget will go to the defense sector, that is more than one trillion and 140 billion is the second largest item of social security and pension expenses. 835 billion of these funds should be enough for the statutory indexation of pensions in march, but the minimum wage and the living wage next year will not increase at all by uah 6,700 and uah 2,589, respectively, and there is no possibility to increase them, they say to the government and remind in order to finance half of the expenses next year, we will have to borrow a record amount of 38 billion dollars, we can earn only 50 kopecks from every hryvnia , which must be spent on primary needs of ukrainians, the rest is internal borrowing and external borrowing, external aid from our allies, budget funds mainly go to the arm

now i have in my hands exactly the option that the cabinet of the fugitives in lithuania has prepared for its adherents to understand. for such a drain in the authoritarian system of the fugitives, punishment is due. but more on that later, but for now, the review of the document itself is an agreement to sell oneself into complete political slavery. moreover, it is free of charge and not only for the period when you work or cooperate with the office or with the office, but also for a period of 10 years after the end of cooperation, with penalties of 30,000 euros. dmitry shchegolsky, one of the defendants in a criminal case of conspiracy or other actions committed to seize state power. he was among the group that planned to carry out a coup d'état in belarus and eliminate the head of state, that is, a character who is negatively disposed towards the belarusian state agenda, but there is no political slavery, it turns out that it is in lithuania that they offer it, and it is precisely those who for a long time he told everyone about democracy and related things. here are the indians th