to clint's essential point, this is barely a beginning.a that tim scott and his colleagues in the gop want to remove the very things that families and communities have been fighting for, for years, is deeply disturbing. i want to hear he's going to remain committed, not just for this piece of legislation, but for the long haul. this is deeply interconnected with multiple systems. until all of those systems are fully invested in such that they create safety from the ground up, we're still going to have this persistent problem. we have seen certain regions and certain police departments take minimal action. they have taken changes in their use of force policy. we have seen them add body cams. we have seen them do a lot of reforms that we have been talking about for years. and yet the violence that is being faced, especially in black, brown, and indigenous communities, has not decreased. so we have to actually not just examine what's happening across the system but hold the system fully to account. joe biden needs to remember that the folks w

let me bring in former fbi special agent and nbc news national security analyst clint watts, who is a distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute. what are you thinking right now, clint, as you're hearing this and we're getting a very cursory first look at a 25-year-old young man who has lost his job, is looking for some sort of spiritual guidance, may have some ties to virginia. that is the license plate on the car. what are the things, what are the questions that you have that you think investigators will be able to get some answers to fairly quickly? >> thanks, chris. i think one of the first things out of the gate is any potential other connections there might be to other individuals. you know, they want to know does he have any associations, is he part of an ideological movement. based on what we know it seems like he might have been looking for some sort of guidance. we don't know what that means but you want to eliminate other threats. the other part we want to know right away is why this target? our natural inclination is we just saw january 6th. we'

ginning us, msnbc contributor clint watts. with us today. for someone who was there to see a lot unfold, i covered, i was there the day of the insurrection. but i wasn't there on friday when this unfolded but everyone was extraordinarily on edge, worried this was something more. you know, it was another blow. there was a lot of fear and a lot of conversations about exactly how to secure the building, considering that now it seems to be more of a target than it's ever been. what's your view of what needs to be done here? >> kasie, i think what's remarkable is the more you hear about a target the more it becomes a target and that's sort of the contagion effect we've seen over the last month. what's also worse, we're seeing the pandemic end and things starting to unroll. and we've seen that in boulder county attack and washington, d.c., that brings to us the question of how do you secure the capitol which is the people's building and was meant to be open. and they have innovative ideas in the general honore report which was invis

and former fbi special agent clint watts is back. he testified before the senate intelligence committee on russian interference. lucky for us, all three are msnbc contributors. andrew, i must start with you. take me through, and all of our viewers through exactly what is new today in these treasury sanction, and how it adds to what we learned i believe as the public for the first time from your investigation. >> so there is really big news today and certainly for people like me who spent two years working on the manafort case. konstantin kilimnik ran paul manafort's ukraine operation. he was his right-hand man. and the same way that rick gates was paul manafort's right-hand man, but in the united states. konstantin kilimnik was known when we flipped rick gates and he started cooperating, he was known as the person who was given the trump internal polling data. that was the big bombshell we learned from rick gates, that paul manafort had ordered rick gates to give polling data -- this is sensitive polling data about any other campaign

and clint admitted the affair.kelly were together, in bed, all night the night her husband was murdered. kelly baker, meanwhile, told her step daughter, betty, what it was like to get what felt to her like the third degree. >> she was like, "they almost treated me like a suspect." she was like, "i guess that's normal though, 'cause i'm the -- like, was almost an ex-wife, and i had left." >> betty's head was in a haze during those first few days after her father's death. and, desperate to have something to remember him by, she asked if she could have her dad's harley. and so, it was a shock when her stepmom told her it was gone. >> she said that he sold it. and that it's not in her hands. she knew nothing about the sale, essentially is what she told me. >> and that was the last of it? >> yes. yup. >> odd. why would he sell his prized bike? and then -- just as the detectives were starting to dig into that puzzle, what do you know -- five days after randy baker was murdered. somebody found his missing pontiac. >> this

clint? >> yes. just in terms of the investigation, i think what they're probably trying to figure out and seem to have done quickly is really make sure there are no connections to a broader plot. i'm sure the immediate reaction was this is the same target as january 6. is it tied to that event? you need to remove all of those sort of linkages that are there. once they did identify this person and what's going on is there other signals and the social media space as tom was details were there other people in that orbit? what i find remarkable is how quickly they came out identifying the subject, discussing what happened that they feel fairly confident that there's always a possibility that they'll come up with additional evidence but they feel fairly confident it's not tied to a broader terrorism plot. i think what tom was getting at at the end is going back to christmas day with the bombing in nashville we have a lot of violent incidents in u.s. cities? we had shootings in atlanta, boulder. >> clint,

clint watts and rick stengel, thank you for starting us off this hour.cking around. >>> when we return, the republican assault on voting rights continues. florida just became the latest state to pass strict new measures making it harder for people to vote there and that's after florida's republican governor praised his state's 2020 election, calling it the most transparent and efficient in the country. >>> plus, as the investigation swirls around congressman matt gaetz, there's new reporting in the "daily beast" about a bombshell allegation from the congressman's former wingman. we'll explain. >>> and inspiring america. we'll meet a doctor who's been on the job caring for covid patients for over 400 days straight. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. es after a quick break. don't go anywhere. [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore where we've got the best deals on refrigerators, microwaves, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots

joining me now is nbc national security and intelligence correspondent ken delanian, phil rucker and clint watts. also jay russer and joyce vance. you all are msnbc contributors, phil rucker and joyce vance. rudy giuliani was warned that he was the target of a disinformation russian investigation. >> yes, katy, back in 2019 with the counterintelligence division. sure to become a fixture in one if there are charges going forward, because what this did was put rudy giuliani on notice as far back as 2019 that what the fbiobserving was a russian intelligence operation designed to smear joe biden to support donald trump in the election. we don't know what rudy said during that briefing, but we do know that after the briefing, he traveled to kiev, ukraine and met with a man named andrew derkoch who was later publicly branded by the trump treasury department as a russian intelligence agent. so, you know, rudy is now saying this is all political. for those of us who lived in the world of facts and reason, we can see that what's going on here is that there is a segment of the republican party, and

or, clint, is there something else that we need to address? just figuring out why someone did something doesn't get to the heart of it happening over and over and over again. everyone has their own individual reasons. >> that's right, katy. the only reason with the motive is to make sure it's not part of a larger plot. i'm sure that's what the fbi was worried about when they first got to the scene. that seemed to have been quickly removed, and it really just comes down to a couple things. we have a big problem in this country with a few things. one, we have a mass contagion shootings happening as people are coming out of the pandemic. we've had a mass shooting every week for five weeks going all the way back to boulder, southern california, south carolina. if this continues, imagine how this unfolds if we have larger gatherings in the summer. it also compounds the fact we had major extreism on january 6. director wray has been talking about that for weeks, so i'm concerned about what unfolds as the summer comes. >> i just keep thinking i'm les

take place only 30 close relatives will attend jude coronavirus perceptions the ceremony will reflect clint prince philip's close ties with the military. and charlotte's house until joins me now from london charlotte to tell us more about what's planned for today. hello there yes we're hearing that says this funeral service will have prince philip's fingerprints all over it he specially requested that there is not the usual pomp and circumstance associated with royal funerals that it would be instead no nonsense now for that reason it will be a ceremonial royal a ceremony rather than a state funeral it will be very scaled back in which hold that it will pay tribute not only to his years old military service but his service as britain's longest serving consuls as well it will on a he's his humor and his humanity we're also told now one moment i think that a lot of people will be looking out for as part of the service will be the hearse that his coffin will be taking to the chapel in its specially designed by prince philip as himself over a period of years it would be a landrover defender whi

also joining us, national security clint watts and former fbi agent. miles, i start with you.and i start with former president trump's terrorism put people in danger, without question. when it comes to the ranks of the federal government, when the dhs secretary says this is one of the most pernicious national security threats to the country and the most serious terror threat, the first thing you want to make sure to do is make sure your ranks have not been infiltrated by those individuals. this isn't a political move, this is what we do when we try to screen and weed out foreign spies from our work force, weed out international terrorists, weed out transnational terror criminals, so it's right and appropriate that the homeland security is screening our work for us to make sure there are not domestic terrorists who have infiltrated the department. what i will say, nicolle, they have to handle this with kid gloves, because if there is a hint of a political notion behind this, it will undermine the cause. i believe they'll do it in a disciplined way, but they've got to do it caut

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clint, thank you, thank you, for what you wrote. it means so much to all of us. her this past year? >> so, thanks, stephanie, first for bringing up pepper and her situation. it's been a tough year. i think it's been a tough year for all kids. but with kids with autism and special needs and disabilities, it's been really tough to get back in the classroom. oftentimes these kids like pepper can't wear masks for very long. there is no such thing as social distancing. there is a load open aides in the classroom. they have to be there one-to-one. in this setting, it shuts down the whole school for 14 or ten days at a time. for her, she hasn't had consistent school for over a year. today is her third day back in the classroom. it's really fingers crossed until there is a case that pops up. why do we still have cases? well, we don't have everybody vaccinated. if we don't get to a point where we can reach some sort of herd immunity and get enough people vaccinated, that will continue to happen. it shuts down schools for special needs first before everybody else. >> we kn

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clint look at what the democrats are trying to do, pass hr one which would federalize elections and make it where democrats are almost certain to win and keep power forever. and then you have things like court packing, where they want to add justices to the supreme court's or they can jam through their political agenda unchecked by an independent judiciary. they are talking about adding d.c. as a state, puerto rico, and have two new democrat senators in each state. do have five news dates and a new democrat senators? this court packing, hr one, these new states democrats are talking about, this is a political power grab to ensure they have total control and win elections forever and there is no one to check their power. it is dangerous. it is a radical assault on judicial independence. it is a threat to our rights, our liberties, and fortunately, the american people do not support court packing and at least six democrat senators have come out and voiced strong. . concerns pedro: thomas -- strong concerns about it. pedro: thomas in washington dc, go ahead. mr. davis: is there -- caller: i

clint plummer acknowledges it won't be easy our challenge is new york shows and it's also a culture challenge of the world challenges how do we transition from a city that's run primarily on fossil fuels or as long as you know electricity to one that's. now running on clean energy infrastructure maybe a little more diverse. because they're taking their dirtiest carbon spewing oil and gas fired generators off line to make way for the batteries they'll also need transmission lines to tie into wind and solar farms outside the city but currently renewables make up just 2 percent of downstate energy new york is the time to go away in itself off of fossil fuels at the same time it's taking another major source of carbon free electricity offline indian point nuclear power plant in 2019 this facility alone was responsible for 13 percent of the state's power. while environmentalist long pushed for its closure some are now arguing nuclear power is currently the only carbon free technology able to replace fossil fuels they point out the state is building more natural gas facilities to make up the differ

united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house. well al jazeera is fairly or contra foolery is in kabul she explains why people there were surprised by president biden's announcements. it would be an understatement to say that basically everybody here was holding their breath to see what will president biden decided. yesterday to have states not exactly what people were expecting to hear on the ground just because for all this time everybody was talking about a conditions based withdrawal and what we heard yesterday it's about a would roll will be unconditional we've seen. a statement from president hadi which was very simple very solemn and we thank the united states for what they've done in this country he said they will the government will help for a smooth transition towards the next phase now if you talk to. there are so very different ideas about what they think about this announcement the

facility for renewable energy what are the challenges that you face to meet this deadline in terms of c o clint plummer acknowledges it won't be easy our challenge is new york's challenge and it's also the country's challenge in the world challenges how do we transition from a city that's right merely on fossil fuels for as long as you know what just a day to one. now running on 'd clean energy infrastructure that you know maybe a little more diverse and they're taking their dirtiest carbon spewing oil and gas fired generators off line to make way for the batteries they'll also need transmission lines to tie into wind and solar farms outside the city but currently renewables make up just 2 percent of downstate energy 'd new york is attempting to wean itself off of fossil fuels at the same time it's taking another major source of carbon free electricity off live an indian point nuclear power plant in 2019 this facility alone was responsible for 13 percent of the state's power. while environmentalist long pushed for its closure some are now arguing nuclear power is currently the only carbon free

facility for renewable energy what are the challenges that you face to meet this deadline in terms of c o clint plumber acknowledges it won't be easy our challenge is new york's show and it's also a culture challenge of the world challenge is how do we transition from a city that's right i merely on fossil fuels for as long as i want just today to one that's. now running on clean energy infrastructure that's making people more diverse. because the batteries will replace their dirtiest carbon spewing oil and gas fired generators the ones they rely on to power new york city in high demand periods like a heat wave the plan is to connect them to wind and solar farms proposed for construction outside the city new york is attempting to women self off of fossil fuels at the same time it's taking another major source of carbon free electricity offline indian point nuclear power plant in 2019 this facility alone was responsible for 13 percent of the state's power unlike fossil fuels our emits no carbon and no small unlike knoebels like solar and wind it is not intermittent. pro-nuclear power environment

around 28 degrees hopping across the ditch not see bad there in new zealand as well last a 5 and dry or clint touching 22 degrees celsius this is sort of temperature we can expect in tokyo over the next day or so high pressure in charge here as well so it is lousy $5.00 and $7.00 as a 19 there for turkey on friday a warm up a little more showers there it's essential in the eastern parts of china will spill out across the yellow sea the korean peninsula tutting increasingly wet but warm and dry for japan. in some time i can swear in and students of being bullied abused and humiliated by they teach it one a one east investigates thailand school scandal on al-jazeera. be the hero world needs right around. washington. we need to come to the only way to. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the trial of derek show the former police officer charged with murdering george floyd has wrapped up after another day of testimony floyd's girlfriend has told the court about their addiction to painkillers while a paramedic testified that floyd was unresponsive when he arrived at the scene.

to the united states and officials warn that sanctions may not be the only retaliation suggesting clint destine actions may still be yet to come kimberly helped at al-jazeera the white house still to come on this program the former police officer accused of killing george floyd has chosen not to testify at the trial. and the chips but just how bad is the worldwide shortage of semiconductors. now for fairly quiet weather throughout the arabian peninsula the showers picking up again which means it will be not as humid in qatar as an example there be a bit more dust in the air brought down towards the u.a.e. the fanned out into the empty quarter of saudi and showers seem like is the wind cold around the high ground in western side and the lower ground actually they might even reach riyadh next day or so otherwise the sun is blazing hot and things are warming up particularly in the van look at jerusalem's forecasts for 31 does that seem unusual to you we probably should put this color background on overseas pretty woman everywhere oranges and reds but in particular in jerusalem you should b

united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house well that's appearing in filio contra footie she joins us now live from kabul with her though the picture from the u.s. and from nato partners but how is this a 1000000 cement to withdraw foreign troops being received where you are. well you know this is an announcement here in afghanistan we've been waiting to hear for quite a while. it would be an understatement to say that basically everybody here was holding their breath to see what will president biden decided. yesterday and i have to say it's not exactly what people were expecting to hear on the ground just because for all this time everybody was talking about that condition space was droll and what we heard yesterday it's about it would roll will be on conditional we've seen. a statement from president body which was very simple very solid and he thanked the united states for what they've don

to the united states and officials warn that sanctions may not be the only retaliation suggesting clint destine actions may still be yet to come can really help at al-jazeera the white house well richard watson is a security expert an analyst at wiki strength global consultancy he says russia will retaliate with diplomatic expulsions. i think that biden ministration if we take into light today's thanks and that awful yesterday's phone call and some an invitation and the earlier statements and measures are going to pursue this dual track policy of cooperating with russia where we can and the air is a disgusting for the arms control non-slip ration cases like india north korea perhaps terrorism and dealing with coke at 19 and other biological threats and perhaps even climate change but also confront russia where it was cooperation is not possible in russia i am behaving and then i'm checked in a way and this includes ukraine and includes interfering u.s. elections include cyber attacks and other measures so i see a balance trying to nudge russia towards cooperation but preparing to hedge

to the united states and officials warn that sanctions may not be the only retaliation suggesting clint destine actions may still be yet to come can really help at al-jazeera the white house china has released record economic growth figures gross domestic product grew by 18.3 percent for the 1st quarter of this year as compared to the same period last year the international monetary fund the i.m.f. says china will drive global economic growth for at least the next 5 years while the rest of the world recovers from the curve it 19 coronavirus a pandemic katrina you has more now from shanghai. 18.3 percent that's the highest level of quarterly worth recorded since 1903 when records began hearing like that and really it's actually quite spot on with what economists were predicting we spoke to a number of them and they were predicting a range between 16 percent to 20 percent about's definitely in line with expectations but we do have to keep this in context this time last year china posted a historic contraction of almost 7 percent so we're all looking at the growth rate of 18 percent that's

to the united states and officials warn that sanctions may not be the only retaliation suggesting clint destine actions may still be yet to come can really help at al-jazeera the white house china has released record economic growth figures gross domestic product grew by 18.3 percent for the 1st quarter of this year as compared to the same period last year the international monetary fund says china will drive global economic growth for at least the next 5 years that's while the rest of the world recovers from the global pandemic live now to shanghai and bell to serious katrina you katrina these figures on the face of it quite astonishing how have they managed it. that's right 18.3 quite extraordinary figures and that is quite in line with some of the predictions we've had from economists here they're predicting any. between the 16 to 20 percent mark and that is the biggest figure that we've had in terms of quarterly growth figures since records began here in china in 1993 however we do need to keep in mind the context this figure is quite skewed just because we're coming off the back of

united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house. an overnight curfew is in effect in parts of the say the u.s. state of minnesota where protesters have rallied for a force knights in response to the fateful police shooting of don't say rights earlier police form a police officer compulsories charged with manslaughter over rights killing less than 20 kilometers away the murder trial for former officer derek shulman continued on weapons say. over murdering george floyd's shop returns with reports center. there are defense called a form of forensic pathologist who argued that floyd's history of hypertension disease on drug use but it couldn't be all good conclusively but the cause of his death was being 68 by the office up and he says he's in a situation where he's been restrained in a very stressful situation. and. that creased he's fine type of reaction and that. would be considered a homicide and

staged the world's largest concert since the pandemic began . 50000 people feel the stadium in or clint to see the local band 660 perform social distancing or covert 900 tests where necessary is even has been largely virus free since last june the government's done that through snap lock downs to contain cost of as well as strict border controls. it's very important to us as humans to get together and be overseeing the same songs together and makes us feel like part of something and that's very important tell us about how to feel like together once it was amazing to see how. just fanatical people were and excited about being out and seeing live music and seeing something you know to to drag them out of. a long brutal year. let's take you to the top stories now on al-jazeera doctors in iraq say at least 27 people have been killed by an explosion inside a baghdad hospital fire burned through a ward where cope of 19 patients were being treated it's thought to have been caught.

united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house reaction to the announcements have been mixed in afghanistan with some saying torn between the prospect of peace and concerns about future instability the taliban has repeated warnings that it won't engage in talks until after all foreign troops have withdrawn others of the taliban to return to negotiations in good faith be to sure that if caught e.g. the people of afghanistan want their rights and freedoms protected they don't want the destruction of gunston and this is the decision of afghan people and we should find a way to take people out of this destruction the only way that i have that the taliban may take the wrong calculation and wants to impose peace the way they want after the us withdrawal. so let's take a look at america's presence in afghanistan president george w. bush ordered an invasion after the september the 11th attacks and swept

to if you want to go down this path we're ready ok i mean you know make my day i mean i don't mean clint eastwood like ok because i i i really have a very very low opinion of this foreign policy team ok they think it's like in the middle of the ninety's not even though obama they're acting as if it's in the ninety's and they can have their way the unit polar moment and history is on our side workers were woken all of this i mean they're talking crazy stuff ok they're not talking foreign policy they're not talking geopolitics they're talking in a very different dimension that i guess only inside the beltway can understand because i don't and that terrifies me go ahead in washington what i'm inside the beltway i've been inside the beltway for 20 years and i'm struggling to understand it but and my have assessment obviously not in their heads but in as much as anybody can be it's almost like a messianic zeal. the what's driving this administration is a kind of religion or religious like fervor and although they're mostly focused domestically on completely reinventing the u.s. as. anybody kn

to the united states and officials warn that sanctions may not be the only retaliation suggesting clint destine actions may still be yet to come can really help at al-jazeera the white house. well for more on this now i'm joined by guests in this show in boston massachusetts. len col columnist for newsweek and for my death the national intelligence officer for the cia in london klinsmann moratti a geopolitical advisor and c.e.o. of the consultancy pangea why a group and in moscow dimitri babich political analyst for so bosnia a news agency in russia a warm welcome to all if i could start with glenn in boston so what do you think glenn do these sanctions indicate that the by the administration is going to take a very different approach to russia than we saw under the donald trump administration oh absolutely that is the case it's a return to a more traditional kind of relationship for tat and carrot and stick early ship between rivals which is how international relations function until biden took office we had for 4 years someone who was very least compromised by russian intelligence and

it dates back to 1933 and clint eleanor roosevelt, the president after the great depression, and introducedhat saw government grow. 90 years onjoe biden won't mind too much if people start comparing him to fdr. the president of the united states. applause. because of covid and social distancing, the audience was much smaller. but the pandemic has givenjoe biden the space to come up with a set of radical proposals that are a break with a0 years of economic orthodoxy. big government, tax and spend are back. but one thing is totally new. madam speaker, madam vice president... applause no president has ever said those words from this podium, no president has ever said those words, and it's about time. a lot of people thought the 78—year—old would be a transitional president. wrong. he's set on transformation. with his plans for european style welfare policies, a green agenda, and the thing he kept on repeating last night — creating newjobs. that's why i propose the american jobs plan. a once in a generation investment in america itself. this is the largestjobs plan since world war ii. a lot of

on friday the prince was on the to a memorial service in the british territory of the full clint islands the prince made 2 visits to fulton's in 1957 and 91 only 30 people will attend the events inside the castle officially taking part in the funeral service because of covert restrictions scientists have created the world's 1st embryos that are part human part monkey and kept them alive in a lab for up to 20 days is hoped the development will help scientists devise new treatments for disease find ways to grow organs for transplant and understand human development they will also allow scientists to undertake experiments where human embryos can't be used because of ethical concerns alan reckon burke is the director of research supports at johns hopkins the institute of bioethics there he says the experiment was the most successful of its kind so far but going forward there will be ethical questions this early research i think that they avoid a lot of the significant ethical challenges by just looking at early embryonic development by just looking at cells in a dish. in this particular case

united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house. and curfew has just come into effect in parts of the u.s. state of minnesota there's another tense standoff between protesters and the police in brooklyn center after demonstrators gathered for a 4th night so over the fatal police shooting of dawn to rights earlier the police officer kim potter was charged with manslaughter she allegedly mistook taser for a gun when she opened fire these are the latest scenes coming to us live from there of course is being declared now an unlawful assembly area let's bring in our correspondent she have returned see she have it looks like from this distance a pretty combustible situation. we are sort of hoping that someone like newman has descended on the security forces behind the fence guarding the brooklyn sun to police station yet something we've seen all the time people do tend to go home when it gets legs and

united states intends to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan what is less clear is just how many clint destine forces and u.s. security contractors will remain to monitor and meet future threats can really help at al-jazeera the white house. well when the us to go to war in afghanistan its object to overthrow the taliban and to weaken since then the taliban has made something of a resurgence and become a key figure in the diplomatic talks with the united states and afghan governments but with no official ceasefire many feel the country could plunge into civil war has laura bush in miami. from the bookstore she runs in zainab drama and says the news that the u.s. will be withdrawing all its troops from afghanistan has left her with a feeling of dread. i as an afghan girl can easily study and work as the current government is in power but if the us troops leave the country and the civil war happens or if the taliban takes over i will not be able to study or work i won't even be able to go out. on the streets of the capital people have mixed feelings. the americans have not fulfilled thei