also, in a julia cooper, this is -- anna julie cooper, this adds to the voice from the south, and the 2020 w.e.b. du bois rationalized modernity and the mobile color line. there's much more as well. anna julie cooper was born anna julie hayworth in north carolina, and she was born into slavery. she lived long enough to see the first stages of mast face political protest movement. her social theory developed through this context, especially reconstruction and the abandonment is major life events affecting her experience and therefore her activism and theory. she was acutely aware of the impact that sexism had on her educational opportunities. she was fiercely intellectual and religious. a rare opportunity, cooper attended saint augustine normal school and collegiate institute in raleigh. people were neither afforded, nor allowed into some of the classes reserved for men. she managed to convince the school to let her take greek, but she noted the sexism in that initial exclusion. she married george cooper and he died two leaders -- two years later and she never remarried. cooper went on

this is the first reason we created the cooperative.econd reason is the cooperative is almost a non-for profit model. we have to generate cash at the balance, but we are not for profit as a normal company pugh did we thought it was important to have this model of company with limited profit to be able to use what would be from the cooperative to develop real transportation in france. that is basically the two main reasons we chose this format, this type of company. anchor: your first passenger line will be from bordeaux to lyons -- why did you pick this route? >> when we realized the potentl of markets regarding something missing on the map of france. a lack of transportation by railways between these two major cities in france pay when we analyzed the potential of transportation, when we looked at transportation between these two cities, when we looked at the potential development in terms of demographic and socioeconomic development in the regions, we analyzed the fact erthat these two regions would e important regions -- they are alr

cooperations. i discussed the increase of discrimination or violences against asian people across the u.s. with president biden. and agreed that discrimination by race cannot be permitted in any society. we agreed on this regard. president biden's comment that discrimination and violence cannot be allowed and that he firmly opposes was extremely encouraging for me and i have renewed my confidence in american democracy once again. i told the president about my determination to realize the the tokyo olympic and paralympic games. president biden once again expressed his support for this determination. japan is listening to and learning from w.h.o. and experts that are doing everything possible to contain infection and to realize safe and secure games from scientific and objective perspectives. we will do our utmost in our preparation. freedom, democracy, human rights, rule of law, as we firmly defend and uphold these universal values that japan and the u.s. share, i look forward to the actual implemen

that is where we need to cooperate. that is the biggest question right now, diplomacy and how to use sanctions. number 3, definitely peace building. because south korea needs it is about conventional threats as well. but also it's the long road which includes u.s. and japan. diplomacy with north korea has to be placed in the hole 3 pillars so to speak as we try to figure out a trilateral strategy towards north korea. i will stop my comments there, thank you. >> thank you so much. i think 1 last question before we switch to audience questions is building up this idea of getting the trilateral together on north korea internet innovative way. and also the trilateral network and focus on my note mr. knapp had mentioned some of these in his speech but are there any areas you would all like to see the biden administration, i know there other areas you really like to see trilateral cooperation start to address both whether the indo pacific or specifically in the region of northeast asia, let's start with you. >> okay. i think

are you seeing cooperation?> it much the world cooperation is happening but it is not happening between the u.s. and china right now. it would be a good thing. in the u.s. and soviet union managed to collaborate in space despite a lot of tensions and during the height of the cold war, so it started with the apollo mission where they ducked together right in the height of the cold war and later to the international space station which was built cooperatively between russia and the u.s. and help each other fly astronauts to the space station and systems did not work, despite the highs and lows of those relationship. this could be a high ground area where we continue to work together despite some of our terrestrial differences. caroline: pioneering thought there, and looking at the view of what you are actually putting into space right now, our audience is able to see these shoeboxes satellite is -- satellites in space and what you are monitoring. thank you. tons more coming up for you right after the break. this i

we will build health cooperation. chinese businesses have already started vaccine production and participating countries, such as indonesia, brazil, the uae, malaysia, pakistan, and turkey. we will expand cooperation with various parties in infectious disease control, public health, traditional medicine, and other areas to jointly protect the lives and health of people in all countries. we will build a closer partnership for connectivity. china will work with all sides to promote connectivity of infrastructure, and soft connectivity of rules and standards, to ensure unimpeded channels for trade and investment corporation, and actively develop silk road e-commerce. all in a bid to open up a bright prospect for integrated development. we will build a closer partnership for green development. we constricted cooperation on green infrastructure, green energy, and green finance, and improve the bri international green development coalition. the green investment principles for the belt and road development, and other multila

public and private cooperation in the area of global health. we confirmed that cooperations between our governments will continue in order to ensure equitable access to vaccines including access by developing countries, multilateral and regional cooperation will be promoted on the matter of climate change, at the upcoming climate summit to be hosted by the u.s. next week, or 26 and beyond, we confirmed that japan and the u.s. will lead the global decarbonization in order to further strengthen corporation in areas suchas purse agreement, green technologies and decarbonize transmission in developing countries i agree first for biden to launch climate partnership on ambition, decarbonization and clean energy under these initiatives i wish to give impetus to concrete and comprehensive japan-u.s. corporations i discussed the increase of discriminations or violence against asian people across the u.s. with president biden and agreed that discrimination by race cannot be permitted in any societies. we agreed on this regard president biden comments tha

cooperate. i discussed the increase of discriminations or violences against asian people across the u.s. with president biden and agreed that discrimination by race cannot be permitted in any societies. we agreed on this. .comment that discriminations and violences cannot be allowed and that he firmly opposes was encouraging for me and i have renewed my commitment for democracy in america once again. i realizes the tokyo and paralympic games this summer are the same group of unit. president biden once again announced his support for this determination. japan is listening to and learning from w.h.o. and experts. they are doing everything possible to contain infection and to realize safe and secure games from scientific and objective perspectives. we will do our utmost in our preparation. freedom, democracy, human rights, rule of law. he we firmly defend and uphold these universal values that japan and the u.s. share i look forward to the actual imminent aifgts outcomes of today's significant meet

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this is actually a guilty plea with cooperation, which we will talk about in a minute. but it's a guilty plea for a crime that involves breaching the capitol with the intent to impede a congressional inquiry, specifically, the electoral college vote count. when we realize that schaffer bills himself as a founding member of the oath keepers, this is where the cooperation part of the guilty plea comes into play, because it can tell you today was not, sort of the first step in a cooperation agreement with defendant schaffer. this has been going on for sometime, anytime a defendant approaches the prosecution and it wants to consider pleading guilty and cooperating, what we do is we sit down across the table with that aspiring cooperating defendant and we basically make them tell us everything they know about criminal activity. not only criminal activity they've perpetrated, but all of their fellow oath keepers, all of their fellow insurrectionists, and then we go about trying to cooperate all that information before we ever strike a plea and cooperation agreement with them.

started already before the paris agreement and 2015 to cooperate with them on the climate issue and i think john kerry saw the former foreign minister and now the climate envoy she went to china 2 weeks before as of 2 weeks ago and what what he managed is the u.s. and china out who have very difficult diplomatic issues on the geo political sphere they managed to cooperate on the climate issue so this is a joint goal in the sands they they also want to cooperate somehow and of technologies and so on and this is already a success that china as. the president joined this summit this was not a clear from the beginning on what however if you look at the targets we're trying our i mean they they already pledged last september to become c.e.o. to neutral at 2060 and they didn't increase that target so it's still the question whether china can become more of vicious because what we see in china is still growing coal and this is what also turns president mentioned yesterday perhaps to start to replace our coal but 2026 but let's see how outline a really develops of the kinetic sphere this was

cooperation between the e.u. and china but in other areas united states clearly show that it's not only in competition with china but he also sees certain gateways to cooperate whereas the competitor here the climate change was an interesting go one on the other i'm glad you're right about working with china because there's a history is that the world's 2 biggest polluters something has to happen they're setting that aside though when you look at what he had to say about china achieving its goals not at america's expense this is a president who cannot necessarily look at the europe to back up his stuns against china. absolutely and what i think is very interesting that if you look at the military expenditure at the expense that the united states will take it's still 4 times higher than what china can offer and here you see of course the united states have identified china as a competitor but also as a threat and lots of challenges europe because europe has a very different relationship to china also a lot because

the rule of thumb is you want to cooperate up, you don't want to cooperate down. if you're a prosecutor and if rudy giuliani is willing to cooperate, then ire looking for thismgs to go to somebody more powerful than him, not less. >> do you think this is somehow more about the dealing with ukraine? >> i always agree with elie. his commentary is spot on. that's the way the system works. as he said, you never cooperate down. you also never bring anyone in without giving them the chance to provide more information interest someone else, about more significant criminal activity. so the simple fact that they are really dialing in the crosshairs on rudy giuliani and upping the chances that at some point rudy giuliani decides to come in and sit down and have a very frank conversation with the prosecutors, everyone above him on the chain of command, or even around him in his former political connections should be very concerned about what comes out of those conversations. >> guys, this is a fascinating breaking news moment. thank you very much for helping us understand wh

, fully cooperates, presumably he'll get a reduced sentence. greenberg and congressman gaetz were close friends, political allies. how much pressure would his cooperation put on congressman gaetz? >> i certainly think it could make things -- depending on what he knows and, to be clear, i don't know what joel greenberg is aware of. but based on what we know so far, it could be very uncomfortable for matt gaetz. he has denied wrongdoing, said he didn't have sex with anybody under age and he has said that repeatedly. if greenberg details information that could implicate gaetz in some way in a crime, that would be very worrisome for gaetz. only gaetz can know exactly what those two were doing together. but what our reporting has shown is that greenberg met women on a website who were willing to have dates in exchange for gifts or some kind of money allocation and that both he and gaetz would have sex with them. >> preet, we're also learning that federal officials are looking into the congressman's travels, including a trip to the bahamas, as they i

did for that -- cop -- cooperation. there needs to be a network of partners, governments, with shared values of security as well as economic growth to secure supply chains, especially on the technology front. let me leave my comments there. we do have a lot of questions. as moderator, i would like to use my prerogative to ask the first question, but i'm going to yield because i see one question from the audience, there is a big disconnect between the aerospace and defense industry and pentagon priorities. most space weapons platforms utilize microelectronics while the pentagon focuses on state-of-the-art. the idea is where can the money be best used to meet both the industry needs and also the pentagon's needs as well? it is a very open-ended question. rep. gallagher: maybe i could tie it to some of the bigger points that you were making, which are worth emphasizing. i think one area where there may be bipartisan cooperation, or where i think you would see republican congressional support for something the biden adminis

the cooperation with oath keepers -- the cooperation agreement with the oath keepers member jonathan, spells out that the government may recommend reducing his sentence if he produces some substantial cooperation in the government's case. he is required to cooperate not only with the attorney but with the district of columbia and with any other local law enforcement. and, this is something, the cooperation agreement specifies that mr. schaffer can request that he'd be put in the witness protection program, prosecutors will sponsor him for acceptance into that program if he agrees. they agreed that it is necessary. which presumably suggest that the cooperation mr. schaffer could give could pose a risk to other and to himself. 100 days out from the capitol attack, hundreds of people charge, now one guilty plea. and that person is cooperating with prosecutors. but prosecutors have described the capitol attack as a likely the most complex investigation ever prosecuted by the department of justice. even with everything else going on, this story is far from over. joining us now a new york t

and japan will continue our cooperation.arding the climate change, this is a matter, both president biden and i emphasized, so during the talk today, we have confirmed collaboration to affirm the partnership, which is extremely significant and meaningful. >> president biden: thank you all very much. i look forward to having you back. thank you, everyone. >> jesse: that was joe biden in his first in person meeting with another head of state. japanese prime minister suga. talk about strengthening the democratic alliances between the two countries, against common threats, north korea and china, keeping these shipping lanes open, free from chinese interference in the south china and east china sea. they talked about covid and climate change and cooperation in the commercial realm and joe biden congratulated the japanese prime minister for one of his citizens who just won back the masters weekend. that was a very big deal. got a question on why isn't he moving faster on gun control and police reform? seem to kind of get under his

you're going to see other cooperators. and the big ticket question is how far up the criminal food chain can these kind of cooperating defendants take the government? >> glenn, one more question to you and that is this. why haven't we seen charges of sedition? >> because i think we bring them so rarely, and i think the last time the government brought sedition charges the prosecution was not successful. so this is not the kind of charge you want to rush to. what the prosecutors are doing at the u.s. attorneys office for the district of columbia is they're presenting all of this evidence to the grand jury. this sedition charge if they come and looks like they might will be the very last charges to drop. after you see the stand alone charges and then the conspiracy charges, then the sedition charges. i would say stay tuned. >> all right, glenn kirschner, thank you very much for nothing to the "last word." >>> the ininsurrectionists who invaded the capitol are being held accountable but the republicans who supported the elect

signs a cooperation agreement, they're required to cooperate. >> reporter: gaetz's friendship with greenbergigation surrounding him. the two have been friends, for years. posting photos together. gaetz even told a local-radio station, in 2017, that greenberg would make a good member of congress. >> joel greenberg is going to the seminole county tax collector's office. he's taken it by storm. he's been a disruptor. >> reporter: the plea deal is not finalized but if the agreement goes through, it means one of gaetz's close confidantes would be cooperating with the government. putting further pressure on the congressman. >> mr. greenberg, if he accepts a plea or plea agreement, one, it will show his sense of remorse, which he does have. and his acceptance of responsibility. number two, i think, he's -- he's uniquely situated. >> reporter: greenberg has been awaiting trial, in jail, after violating the terms of his bail, earlier this year. he is charged with 33-criminal counts, including allegations of stocking and harassing a political opponent. also, included? one count of sex trafficking a ch

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to share global responsibility and work cooperatively on mutual problems like climate change. hope you people will focus on the global economy and its importance. this pandemic has been tough on young people in schools and had to study remotely. i am very hopeful the steps we are taking including vaccinations in dealing with the pandemic and the economic support the job market will become far more robust and then in coming months they will find a job market where they can find good opportunities to get on the ladder to success. >> thank you secretary ellen the next question comes from regina who is vice president at goldman sachs as well as the alumni one - - alumni of the leadership program. >> thank you secretary ellen. the proposed allocations seeks to stabilize and support lower income developing nations of the more than three.5 percent global economic construction how can us collaborate with other nations to ensure equitable distribution but most vulnerable population and accountability and support of democracy for all? >> thank you for that question we are very supportiv

libya with a peace and harmony we are going to continue our cooperation and support. of course here but i would like to remember again all our martyrs that haue lost their life supporting. lost their lives. protecting their come country. i hope our libyan brothers. are going to. the country they met in peace and prosperity. i would like to thank. my brother. and their delegation for their visit. you know all. your excellency. president you have to over there go on your excellence here ministers so my representatives of the media make its peace and blessings be with you. alex said i would like to extend all thanks and appreciation to the turks leadership and. people for the warm reception and turn us hospitality and i seized the opportunity to congratulate them on the advent of the holy month of ramadan. the joint meeting held to day care is great significance it kickstarts the operations of the joint strategic committee of the 2 brotherly friendly states who have a lot in common we are seeking strategic relations based on interest with all the neighboring and friendly

both sides are keen to expand cooperation in what's become known as the pacific region cooperation in the maritime domain is an essential part of the relationship as was evident in the recently concluded naval exercise in ruse which so french an indian naval vessels on maneuvers with those from other nations. and joining me now is former indian ambassador to france rockish soon he's got a plea a distinguished fellow at the think tank the observer any such foundation in delhi a masters who would welcome not foreign minister 3 ounce visit is in the wider context of the so called into pacific region what does france expect from india. france's. i think the 1st of the european countries that has because of its longstanding presence in the bullet's the indian ocean as well as in the pacific because of its overseas territories i'm talking about the french polynesian islands and the new caledonia in this ific and i'm talking of the reunion islands in the western indian ocean therefore france is only is had shared the notion of the in the pacific in the same manner that india is and nol what

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with a few areas of cooperation perhaps between the u.s. and china did you get any sense of that from the speech. or nothing much was said but they foresee stitch china and the united states issue a joint statement on dressing the climate crisis and it is said that john kerry went to china to persuade him to attend the climate summit and just this morning she has confirmed his attendance so i guess actions speak louder than words here or so it's on han from taipei always a pleasure. artificial intelligence is a term that for some can still be a bit frightening for many businesses around the world even smaller ones it's become a part of daily life a way to comb through the un and understand vast amounts of information to optimize or get better results now ai's are screwed by e.u. lawmakers and businesses are wondering what that will mean for them. to fishel until it gets it's a poorly understood phenomenon which is a cause of concern for me. but not him. p.s. shuttle is the founder of the belgian startup x. bioethics together with his team h

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i think there are some other kind of areas china and the united states can cooperate. this is the most important area. if china and the united states can cooperate, i think they can achieve great progress and at the same at that time they can work together and make a big push to other countries to accelerate the process moving toward the climate change mitigation and financing i think china has the resources and technology to accelerate th process to push forward the transition i'm sure they would be able to do it. >> no doubt. you mentioned they have the resources to make the transition is the economic imperative there? if you look at the stimulus, the type of stimulus delivered by the chinese authorities last year, it went back to the old playbook construction and manufacturing the industries that are higher polluting and emitting more carbon which is worse for the environment. how difficult is it going to be for china to green those industries or to switch away from reliance on the sectors noin order to boost the economy >> if you look at the snapshot of china's ene

that's why he is cooperating, has been cooperating for a long time.say they are looking at with gaetz. this is all derivative of greenberg. but, in making a case against gaetz, if you can't tie him to the underaged woman, that they have greenberg on, which is why he is probably cooperating. does this run the risk of just coming down to, at worst, a prosecution case? >> yeah. so, there's a couple of different angles, here. greenberg is useful to investigators, because he can explain the meaning and context behind the documentary evidence that they have. so, we just heard about these venmo payments. these emojis. the different, you know, reasons that were given. i think, one was, like, salad or something like that for a thousand dollars. but greenberg can narrate this evidence. he can talk about what was going on, what it was for, where it occurred. and give meaning to that. the problem is that greenberg is not necessarily a credible witness standing alone. this guy is facing 33-pending charges. so, he has a lot of incentive to -- to cooperate with fede

in addition, we have great borders dirty cooperation. this is one of the reasons were we have shut off international travel with some countries due to the pandemic. with canada and also mexico we have a joint border security approach that allows us to work together very seamlessly and move essential products in the supply chain back and forth across the board approved regulatory line is the last peace it something we could get better at. trying to reduce the regulatory burden on her companies all talk about that in a minutes. now the trends in north america are also really important. first, manufacturing's are looking to increase the transparency and visibility of supply chains, why? consumers want to know others no forced labor involved in the production of what they are buying. and investors for environmental social governance what to know what is going into the supply chain in the country i am investing in does that reflect my values? at a time and supply chains connected to china are often quite opaque. north america is a leader in c

a negotiations, b, how much he cooperates and c, how honest he is. host: gaetz insists the claims are false but also talked about extortion issues. can you tell us what that is about? guest: yeah and i would think about this as a related but separate thing from the investigation into gaetz himself. investigators have been exploring gaetz on this alleged sex trafficking since last year. it was kind of preceding the pace. in march of this year a group of guys find out about the investigation. we don't exactly know how but they seem to get pretty specific information on it. there are three people we know to be loosely involved in this. a former air force intelligence analyst, another guy who is a florida real estate developer who has been in trouble for fraud before, and gaetz has referenced a former federal prosecutor in florida. the first people i mentioned, he didn't touch with gaetz's father and they proposed to his father, don gaetz, they write him a letter and say hey, we know about the investigation into her son and we can help make the problems

the cooperation agreement specifies mr. shaffer can request that he be put in the witness protection program. prosecutors will sponsor him for acceptance into that program if they agree that it's necessary. which presumably suggests that the cooperation that mr. shaffer could give could pose a risk to others and himself. so 100 days out from the capitol attack, hundreds of people charged, now one guilty plea and that person is cooperating with prosecutors. but prosecutors have described the capitol attack as likely the most complex investigation ever prosecuted by the department of justice. even when everything else going on, this story is far from over. joining us now, katie benner. katie, good evening. you've been covering a lot of stories, including matt gaetz. but this is one you've been on for a while. 379 people charged, and the first plea agreement. how significant is this? because many people have seen the video that people posted, the selfies, the social media postings. one assumes it may not be the hardest prosecu

and the need for cooperation to share global responsibilities and work cooperatively on mutual problems like climate change. i hope young people will focus on, and study, about the global economy and its importance. this pandemic has been particularly tough on young people who are in school and have had to study remotely. i am very hopeful that because of the steps we are taking, including speeding vaccinations, dealing with the pandemic, at the economic support that we are providing that the job market is going to become far more robust in the months ahead and that young people will, in the coming months, find a job market where they can find good opportunities to get ahead and get on the ladder to success. >> thank you, secretary yellen. the next question is from regina. she is vice president at goldman sachs as well as alumni of our emerging leadership program. regina? >> thank you, secretary yellen, for your leadership. lower income in developing nations in the wake of the 3.5% global economic contraction, how can the u.s. collaborate with other nations to ensure equitable distribut

cooperation of groups all the way from big industry to the boy scouts. there is no limit to what american citizens and industry can do, to persuade other free peoples that their goals are similar to those of the united states. the united states information agency stands ready to help americans help themselves in doing this vital job. ♪ ♪ >> this is the story of the philippines, a nation of islands on the eastern rim of the vast pacific ocean. the philippines is similar to many other countries in southeast asia. before the turn of the century, like all countries in southeast asia, the philippines was a colony. ♪ today, it is an independent nation, proud of the progress it has achieved in a decade of self-governance. in its 10 short years of independent existence, it has weathered tensions, known crises and triumphs, and has achieved confidence in its ability to survive. in those 10 short years, it has established itself as a courageous fighter in the struggle for the freedom of all of asia's people, and as a respected member of the council of nations. in

were they cooperative at a certain point? i'm assuming i didn't start out with a lot of coordination, i don't know. >> i didn't have to deal with the yemeni government at all. i really was focused on the ship. my interaction would be just to and from the hotel to there. that posture never changed. although we didn't have access to intelligence that was going out, the hotel could never be completely cleared to have a huge meeting. so that's why we always had small meetings with just our little groups. i think the first thing i realized was the posture of the fast team changed and once you watched their posture change, you're like, all right, so they've heard something, there's something changing and you have to stay cognizant of the access to the boat and everything else that we had through those things. >> steven started out the conversation talking about the lives, the american sailors who were wounded and died. what was it like to go onto that ship every day and be around them. you talk about how quiet it was. did things ev

you don't get a cooperation agreement with any u.s. attorney's office unless you can help them with a case, unless you have inculpatory evidence against someone else. and we know that one of the potential targets is former president donald trump. >> yeah. while i have you here, kan, i want to ask you about "the daily beast" reporting. congressman matt gaetz's friend and wingman joel greenberg wrote a confession letter allegedly saying both he and the congressman paid for sex allegedly with several women and a 17-year-old girl. his spokesperson is denying the allegations. legally what's this looking like for him? >> you know, don, with this one, it's hard to say. i really cannot comment too much about it. but it's hard to say. >> yeah. we'll leave it there. thank you, sir. i appreciate you coming on. always a pleasure to see you. >> thank you. >>> three men charged by a federal grand jury with hate crimes in connection with the death of ahmaud arbery. the 25-year-old black man shot and killed while jogging in georgia in a neighborhood t

the iss is a symbol of cooperation around the world. we look forward to seeing you work as a team in the scrum with all of the crewmembers from nasa and russia on board. we wish you a safe return to the earth. aki, good luck and enjoy your stay in space. [speaking japanese]. thank you very much. >> thank you. it is an honor to be part of the team. you have a person of scrum right here with four countries representing. it is an honor and privilege to fly on crew two dragon. thank you to all of the people that worked very hard to prepare us and the vehicle. we got here safely. now it is time to work. we look forward to working with everyone around the world. thank you very much. >> thank you, doctor. we now welcome the director general, dr. joseph aschbacher. please call for a voice check. >> how do you hear me? >> we hear you loud and clear. welcome to the space station. >> and q. it is great to see you and your crewmates have arrived safely on this space station. greetings to all 11 of you at the station from all of us. it is a fantasti

pledge of 50 percent how crucial is german american cooperation to tackle climate change. so i'm in america both 2 of the biggest stars i mean to this in the world they've got i mean the u.s. being the biggest and germany did i think 4th or 5th in terms of how much c o 2 that come tao and step through for the last couple of centuries and individually they tend to look at t.v. that watching together some of us would say would help get there faster taking on a hit with a pick or shared interests friends for instance that both big comedy actions that big industries that form and the core of that their economy and who produce concert the rest of the wealth as well so they're all within from sport for instance is a lot of room for cooperation between the 2 also possibly the competition to actually spend.