david taylor also spotted a problem. and john roberts summed up like this. fake news on the rise over issues such as covid and the validity of the last american presidential election, it's a sign of the times that the bbc now has a disinformation correspondent — marianna spring. last month she presented an edition of panorama which explored the conspiracy theory that terrorist attacks, such as the manchester arena bombing of 2017, never took place and were actually staged by a group of so—called crisis actors. tonight on panorama... emergency services are dealing with an incident near manchester victoria station. ..the people who deny these terrible events ever took place. i've been trying to find - evidence of a real explosion and evidence of a real bomb, and i haven't found any. - 27 people — 20 of them children — have been killed after a gunman opened fire at a primary school in the state of... no—one died in 2012 in sandy hook. - we reveal how the twisted world of disaster trolls has arrived in the uk. the views of the conspiracy theorist featured in the

david. don't mess with the swiftieses. taylor surrounding her disastrous concert ticket sales. moments ago the pop star saying in part that, this: there is a multitude of reasons why people had such a hard time getting to tickets, and i'm trying to figure out how this situation can be improved moving forward. i'm not going to make excuses for anyone, because we asked them multiple times if they could handle this type of demand, and we were sure they could. it is truly amazing that 2 the.4 million people got tickets, but it really pisses me off, says the singer, that a lot of them peel like they went several bear attacks to get them. the controversy started tuesday when ticketmaster's presale for verified fans couldn't keep up with the intense demand with literally millions shut out from getting a chance to buy tickets. ticketmaster then canceled today's public sale blaming extraordinarily high demands on ticketing systems and insufficient remaining ticket inventory to meet that demand. the secondary market though certainly reapin

. >> and, david, is marjorie taylor greene going to be the defacto -- go ahead. >> some of these are legitimate good investigations to have. why was the administration surprised by the collapse of the afghanistan resistance? that's the exact kind of thing they should be pressing the administration about. it's not crazy to say was the covid response too much or too little? some are noncrazy. where it gets crazy is when you begin to say what we're going to do is investigate the president for being too indulgent a father. >> yeah. but, molly, does this make marjorie taylor greene the defacto speaker? >> well, she certainly has a group of very vocal republicans in the house. she knows how to wield that power. she was out sort of change for kevin mccarthy before the first vote. i do think she's going to have a lot of power. and the few sane republicans in the house who are left, and there are not many of them, are going to find themselves in a real pickle. will they go along with this kind of these -- you know, the hunter biden's laptop investigations or will they decide that they want to

david: half hour there, something like that. good to see you. thank you, susan, appreciate that. >>> meanwhile tayloricketmaster disaster. fox business correspondent gerri willis with the latest details on this. gerri? reporter: david, i have to tell you this is a funny one, right? taylor swift crashed ticketmaster yesterday as demand for tickets to the new eras tour spiked into millions of orders. so-called swifties, that is what the fans call themselves, they're furious, the site was not loading or allowing them to access tickets. despite having a verified presale code for the fans. ticketmaster saying the site was not down, asking patience from the fans it was facing a historically, unprecedented demand for the pop diva's first tour in five years. so what happened? well you can guess angry swiftie fans took to twitter to complain saying they were waiting online for up to eight hours. although the purchase price of tickets range from 49 bucks to 449, the guardian reporting that resale sites were listing tickets as high as $22,000. mean while, guess who got involved? alexandria ocasio-cortez, callin

david: correct. maybe you could do it. charlie gasparino good stuff thank you very much. appreciate it. meanwhile ticketmaster apologiz ing to taylorut may have bigger problems than the swifties, the justice department is getting involved fox business hillary vaughn has that story. hillary? reporter: good afternoon, david. well it's not just taylor swift fans coming for ticket faster. lawmakers or capitol hill say this is the perfect example of what happens when one company has monopoly power over an industry. senator amy klobuchar who chairs the senate subcommittee on anti- trust will hold a hearing on ticketmaster taking a look at its prices and hidden fees. congressman who chairs the anti- trust committee in the house says he thinks the doj, who has opened their own probe into the live nation ticketmaster merger should break them up if they can't fix it. >> a year ago to the department of justice to ask them to look at this again because of the behavior of the parties. they should do one of two things , either impose additional conditions to restore real competition in this marketplace or unwind this transaction so that no longe

guest: i don't own it or run anymore, but i think david wasserman has done 15 or 20 changes in the last few weeks. i note jessica taylorust moved , she moved, where did she just move today's ago? see, one of the things i have in my mind, sometimes i have moments like, and my mind i think ohio is a top. host: whether you have in your mind? guest: i think democrats need to push federman out. the thing is, i think each party, ok this is a little snarky. people asked me who i think is 21 pennsylvania. mike -- who is going to win pennsylvania. had democrats -- had republicans nominated mccormick, i think the party would be much better off. host: what you think about georgia question mark -- gorgeous? >> you can watch more of this at c-span.org. we take you live to las vegas where barack obama is campaigning for the midterm election. right now, it is the governor speaking to thow

, i want to stand kevin mccarthy though because here's what i don't understand, marjorie taylor greene to david'sike to see kevin mccarthy as leader. however, matt gates, who would normally in lockstep with empty g is saying that he is one of several republicans who would rather be water boarded by list cheney and back kevin mccarthy. what's happening with that wing of the party? >> it's the fracture of the maga republicans and i think what marjorie taylor greene is leaning on is that she thinks she could have sway over mccarthy. she knows that she could control and. and, so she and jim jordan and others are saying stick with mccarthy because they also fear that they're going to be some of those moderate republicans within the republican conference are going to split off and tried to cut deals with democrats. , and they absolutely don't want that happening. so, what she's trying to do is say, hey, let's hold it together. let's get behind the guy who we know we can control, we know we can threaten regularly with three or four votes that could run his day, run every vote, run every legislative piec

steve fifield's response: david taylor also spotted a problem.ing for newsnight and the podcast americast online profiles for five fictional american voters to find out what they're exposed to and recommended across social media. when donald trumpjr — the son of the former president — found out about this approach, he posted this response on twitter: well, marianna spring was undeterred, responding: well, marianna spring joins me now in the studio. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. what are we talking about when we're talking about disinformation in news? i think it's really important to think about how disinformation tends to be deliberate misleading of people, promoting conspiracy theories or falsehoods that can cause serious, real—world harm, and a lot of the focus that i have in this job is understanding how disinformation spreads and how it affects people — particularly those who are targeted by it — falsehoods about the pandemic, the war in ukraine. these aren't fringe beliefs any more. these aren't sort of small internet forums wh

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victor david hanson, as the winner of this year's taylor and ann book prize. [applause] dr.son is a longtime friend of isi. he was a faculty associate going all the way back to the '90s. as i mentioned earlier, he actually wrote an isi book in 2002 called "bonfire of the humanities: rescuing the classics in an impoverished age." he also has lectured to isi students on topics such as who killed homer, the origins of the west and what happens to history. he is the martin anderson senior fellow at the hoover institution focusing on classic and military history. he's also the wayne and marsha --bu distinguished visitg fellow in history at hillsdale he combines these very -- the very rare ability to be one of the foremost scholars in his field of classics but also to be a popular pundit who regularly appearsly on fox news and writes a weekly column with -- [applause] national review as well as american greatness. he has received a b.a. in classics from university of california-santa cruz, he was a fellow at the american school of classical studies in athens and received his ph.d.

taylor swift fans crash ticketmaster. tonight, the backlash. ♪♪ and cbs's david begnaud with a dad's undying devotion to his daughters.s is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. tonight, what could be a major escalation, russia's war in ukraine after two missiles crossed over the border into poland, a n.a.t.o. country killing two people. ukraine's president zelenskyy says the world must act. the biden administration says it's working with the polish government to gather information and can't confirm details. the head of n.a.t.o. just called an emergency meeting for tomorrow morning. article 5 of the alliance states that any attack on one member is an attack on all of its members. the only time article 5 has been invoked was in response to the september 11 attacks on the united states. and there's this news tonight -- president biden officially asking congress for $37 billion in emergency aid for ukraine. all this comes as russia unleashed more than 90 airstrikes primarily at ukraine's energy facil

decision how much of this we show if any of it but marjorie taylor greene weighing in whether unstable people can go over the edge and says davidape raises questions about his immigration status. should have been deported. paul pelosi was a gun owner he could have shot the guy. it's policies, marjorie taylor greene says it's dangerous democratic policies that led to this attack. >> i have thought many times about what would have happened had this man had a gun in his possession and what we would be talking about now instead and the outcome of that is really awful and i think part of when i see that tweet, you know, what you want to think about is what is republican leadership doing in regards to marjorie taylor greene and how she's interacting with conference and they have, if anything, embraced her as opposed to distancing themselves from her and this is so contrary if you look at the statement from mitch mcconnell, has a family in politics and family life said this is terrible and we all need to say it's terrible because that's the right thing to do. i mean, it's almost like you don't even know what to say. >> she is a rising

taylor from dws. great insights. of what good could be coming. david: chinese markets and 40 minutes into the session tehre. what a rally we are seeing. 5.5% on the hstech index, 2%, the seat is i.e. hundred. china is the alternative. yvonne: david is china make this a thing. cita after tina. [laughter] rishaad: i am moving on now. let's have a look now at the first word news we've got the bank of england. lifting interest rates by 75 basis points, interest rates at 3%, the biggest increase we've seen from the bank. biggest increase in 33 years. officials are pushing back against market expectations with the skill of future increases warning following that path would induce a two-year long recession. andrew bailey saying peaks will be lower than our -- into the financial markets. >> nobody should read into that. people should be surprised when they see we and the fed are looking through different lenses. rishaad: ecb president lagarde says they're still a way to go on raising interest rates to counter inflation. saying the ecb will use all of its instruments to bring it to the 2% target, and while a mild re

taylor from obama: -- alabama: they are foxes. see what i did there. david is? that's all for tonight. we will do a poll and find out if people agree with me. i took a very strong stand on christmas. i know it's probably the most controversial stand i have taken. trust me, there have been some controversies in my career. tucker carlson is next speaking of controversies. [laughing]. remember one thing. i am watters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a historic landmark, part of country music history is slated to be destroyed. so much american history has been destroyed. is this next? kidd rock will explain what might happen and how to stop it. first welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it's a stable of conspiracy theories that politics and

guest: i don't own it or run anymore, but i think david wasserman has done 15 or 20 changes in the last few weeks. i note jessica taylor just moved , she moved, where did she just move today's ago? see, one of the things i have in my mind, sometimes i have moments like, and my mind i think ohio is a top. host: whether you have in your mind? guest: i think democrats need to push federman out. the thing is, i think each party, ok this is a little snarky. people asked me who i think is 21 pennsylvania. mike -- who is going to win pennsylvania. had democrats -- had republicans nominated mccormick, i think the party would be much better off. host: what you think about georgia question mark -- gorgeous? >> you can watch more of this at c-span.org. we take you live to las vegas where barack obama is campaigning for the midterm election. right now, it is the governor speaking to the crowd. [applause] >> thank you. hello, nevada. >> you heard from dolores. what a leader she is. and i'm not going to say, but we heard from john. off the top, a friend of mind backstage in the green room that's going to be coming out. why don't you

electronic dj david guetta, korean boy band 17, and nicki minaj took home trophies at the 2022 mtv european music awards, held in germany on sunday. but the big winner of the night was taylorst long form video for her 10—minute version of all too well. it was unseasonably mild. this temperature still need to be confirmed but if it is, it would have been a record high for the uk this late in the year. but have a look at the outlook. temperatures dropping away closer to where they should be for this time of year. outbreaks of rain and brisk winds. rain for some of us on monday morning but these staggers slowly ease. we start the day areas of low cloud missed in fog and potent visibility with tricky travelling conditions. while some of that will list, some may lingerfor much of the day. sunny skies into northern ireland, temperatures of 12—15 degrees, down on where they have been lately. and then through monday night, this first band of rain fizzles away. but another band of wet weather swings in from the west, and this one will bring some really intense downpours into the southwest of england, parts of wales by the end of the night. so as we look ahead to tuesday, we've got

electronic dj david guetta, korean boy band i7, and nicki minaj took home trophies at the 2022 mtv european music awards, held in germany on sunday. but the big winner of the night was taylor longform video for her 10—minute version of all too well. marvel�*s latest superhero film, black panther: wakanda forever, has smashed box office records in its opening weekend in north america, earning $180 million. globally, it has taken $330 million so far. the franchise has been praised for its strong portrayal of black characters. actress danai gurira said she hoped black panther "paves the way" for other franchisees to cast strong black female leads. i asked entertainment journalist kj matthews what this box office boost means to the industry. black panther still has it! it did really well. it really helped a very sluggish box office that was kind of ending the year kind of with a thump. i mean, it did really well — it was the largest debut opening for the month of november and the second largest for this year of any film, so yes, it's done incredibly well. it hasn't — i will be honest with you, though — it has not done as well as the first black panther. obviously, that one ope

david? >> everyone wishing him well. zohreen, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the earthquake hitting texas. one of the state's strongest ever. >>> and ticketmaster tonight facing a backlash tonight. why taylor swift fans are furious tonight. when people needed it most. but there is still work to be done. thank you, claire. this year, we'd like to invite you back to jersey mike's for another special weekend. come in this saturday and sunday, where 20% of all sales will be donated to feeding america, helping families in need. together, we always make a difference. ♪♪ after a disaster, you don't just want something new, you want what's yours. that's why tide loads of hope is expanding to provide clean clothes to more people in crisis. with every purchase of tide hygienic clean you can help too. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... ...while ve

. >> yeah, and so, david, what do you see in this race because you've got lauren boebert facing a real challenge. we've also got marjorie taylorreene, that brand of republican seeming to be gaining more strength within the republican caucus at the very same time. does this race and what we see here suggest otherwise? >> i wish we could sort of put truth serum into kevin mccarthy's arm and say, hey, you're going to have a narrow majority no matter what so do you have a preference about the outcome of this race if you have one less rebel rouser in that wing trying to exert leverage. i don't think we can learn huge, broad lessons from a single congressional race. there is no doubt that lauren boebert comes from a wing of the party that with a narrow republican majority in the house if that's where we end up, kevin mccarthy is going to have to constantly be negotiating with, constantly be deal-making with in order to get anything done. i mean, that's the reality of a narrow majority for any speaker is that every vote becomes really, really important as you're trying to pass the agenda so i'm not sure we can say and we don't know h

the one facilitating this if he allows people like paul gosar and marjorie taylor greene to set the agenda of his caucus. >> davidback and i didn't mean to put jake sherman on the spot, i've gone back and sort of looked at how i grappled with covering the beginning of the trump presidency and i made a mistake of thinking what was in anyone's heart was the point. it's not the point. it's what you do and say and at the end of the day none of them ever did or said anything after any of those moments that i showed you. so i guess my question to you, david jolly, is how do we move the conversation to the moment we're actually in not the one we want to be in? >> that's a great question. look, it is a hard moment to try to judge what is in somebody else's heart but we can judge them by their actions, their tolerance, their refusal to distance themselves, their refusal to try to eject the bad actors like donald trump, paul gosar and others. i think there is a nuance here that we should approach and should be an issue in 2024 which is what we have not talked about is the implicit bias in much of the republican agenda, inc

taylor swift fans crash ticketmaster. tonight, the backlash. ♪ i'm the problem, it's me ♪ >>> and cbs's david begnaud with a dad's undyingghters. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, what could be a major escalation in russia's war in ukraine after two missiles crossed over the border into poland, a nato country, killing two people. ukraine's president zelenskyy says the world must act. the biden administration says it's working with the polish government to gather information and can't confirm details. the head of nato just called an emergency meeting for tomorrow morning. article 5 of the alliance states that any attack on one member is an attack on all of its members. the only time article 5 has been invoked was in response to the september 11th attacks on the united states. and there's this news tonight. president biden officially asking congress for $37 billion in emergency aid for ukraine. all this comes as russia unleashed more than 90 air strikes primarily at ukraine's energy facilities, causing widespread blackouts. cbs's chris livesay will start us off tonight from inside ukraine. good e

taylor widening his lead. kumasi: number 3, a man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband has been indicted by a federal grand jury. davidcted. reggie: numberl this is the damage done in daytona beach. this building beginning to collapse into the water. nicole made landfall as a category 1 hurricane early this morning. drew: number 5, we have a frosty morning with a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. temperatures in the 30's. a live look in san jose. into the 50's and 60's later on this afternoon. jobina: number 6, and alert underway in san francisco. this crash was upgraded from a standard injury crash on northbound 101. at least three lanes are blocked. speeds are around seven miles per hour. kumasi: number 7, move over robot dogs, there is a balloon robot that can walk on water. look at the little legs. [laughter] i do not know why i like this. a little prance. [laughter] it hops along on his little skinny legs. inventors say it cannot fall down what you do not need to take it outside. it is not for the outdoors. clearly if there is a gust of wind, it will blow over. [laughter] reggie: that is what happens when y

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taylor, dr. anthony fauci. in the new book "american resistance" journalist david rothkopf gives these heroes their due.n informal alliance of women and men working in agencies across the u.s. government, some at the highest level, some several levels down, some well known, some obscure, some republicans, some democrat, some independents came together to keep an unhinged president and his closest allies from doing irreparable damage to the united states and our planet as a whole. joining us is david rothkopf, columnist for the daily beast and author of the new book "american resistance". we have seen pieces of this in other places. we have never seen it all together. tell me how you came to write the book and i want to read from it. >> i came to write it because i started listening to the stories. sometimes on your own show, other places, talking to these people. and it was clear to me that had it not been for these people, things could have been much, much worse. so what i wanted to do is get us past partisanship, look at public servants, celebrate public service to some extent but let them tell their

someone like david cicilline, a fighter, a brawler, who knows we're going to be in a street fight against the jim jordans, against the marjorie taylor is ankling to get on the over sight committee. we know kevin mccarthy can't control these people. when the gods wish to punish us, they answer our prayers. kevin is going to find out what this means. gh if he ain't drinking now, he's going to be. charles, let me show you a collage. this is their official twitter account, which we know twitter is at this point an anemic sort of dying monster, but they tweeted this. hunter biden's laptop is real. joe biden is the big guy, the crime family must be investigated. they're freaking out. the vast majority of americans couldn't pick hunter biden out of a lineup. they don't care about him. in a lot of ways he's a tragic figure. this is someone who was dealing with addiction, with a lot of personal issues. if anything, what you know about him makes you feel bad about him. they decided to turn him into their new hillary clinton. their obsession. we had this conversation among the team earlier. give us some advice, charles blow. you're an intellec

taylor green who says she wants to defund the f.b.i. law enforcement members are voters, too and watching what happens tomorrow. >> dana: so are we. davidhank you. >> bill: no one seems safe from crime in america's current christs including college campuses across the country. on the map you can see some of the college towns where the surge in violent crime has plagued big cities and it is spreading. a student in iowa was wounded caught in the crossfire between two or more shooters. i iowa. paul, good morning to you. you wrote about this. coming to a college near you, crime, violent incidents are besieging our nation's campuses. >> one of those things that i think looks inevitable in retrospect but snuck in under the radar. of course, if we have crime spikes in the cities it will begin to affect conditions on campus. when we begin to look at it we were astonished. it was so bad, in fact, that every day as we were updating the piece, another event would occur. we began to realize how significant the spike was. it was parents who put us onto this who were concerned about -- right now is when they begin to do college applications for next

taylor widening his lead with 34% of the vote. kumasi: the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband last month has been indicted by a federal grand jury. davidyears in prison if convicted. reggie: nicole has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it lashes the florida coast. it made landfall as a category one hurricane, becoming the second hurricane -- second latest hurricane in the season to make landfall in u.s. history. drew: we have a frosty morning right now. frost advisories until 9:00 a.m. with temperatures in the 30's. we will bounce back this afternoon after a brisk morning. we will get into the upper 50's and lower 60's by 4:00. jobina: we have a very clear commute for you this morning as we bring you a live picture from emeryville. headlights are traveling westbound. this is our busy stretch this morning. kumasi: meta stock has jumped about 5% since mark zuckerberg announced the company was laying off more than 11,000 people. employees tell abc7news they found out if they were being laid off yesterday morning by email. reggie: four americans were found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning at two different vacation rentals in mexico

taylor swift fans that think ticketmaster may be in their villain era after many swifties were not able to get tickets. lawmakers now on capitol hill say what happened is a system o. congressman david cicilline who chairs the antitrust subcommittee says the doj, who has an antitrust probe into the live nation/ticketmaster merger, should break them up if they can't fix it. >> either impose if additional conditions to restore real competition in this marketplace or unwind this transaction so that no longer will customers be taken advantage in this way and prices be outrageously high. >> reporter: but others don't think congress needs to pass few antitrust laws, just enforce the ones already on the books. >> i do think we have strong, strong antitrust foundational rules in place today, and that's up to, you know, folks like you said, ftc and others to look at that and understand how those apply in scenarios like in the case of ticketmaster. but not everything is about writing a new bill. >> reporter: ticketmaster is going on an apolo iy tour saying this, quote: we're working to show up our tech the for the new bar set by demand for the taylor swift eras tour. if there are any next ste

taylor swift. live nation ticketmaster canceled the general sale ticket for today. it cited high demand and insufficient inventory to meet demand greg weighed in on this issue in the interview with david faber live nation's biggest shareholder. >> first, the live nation team is sympathetic and long wait times and fans could not get what they wanted reality, it is the function of the demand taylor swift has. the site was supposed to be opened for 1.5 million verified taylor swift fans. we had 14 million people hit the site including bots, which are not supposed to be there despite the challenges and breakdowns, we sold over 2 million tickets that day we could have filled 900 stadiums. >> he said the fact that taylor swift hasn't been on the road for three or four years was a factor in driving up demand. he said the bots going in for ticket scalpers was an issue he said this is also met with calls from washington to look into ticketmaster and whether or not there is a monopoly on this. this was unprecedented demand. >> we haven't gone to many concerts in the last couple years. >> this is a concert that kids would like to see. >> and it is taylor swift. >> it is before the holidays what

this is a play that david of the this is a play that david tennant a and he plays the tennant is in a and he plays the lead role. it's cecil philip taylor's audience members have been told that, well, they've been given little stickers when they arrive at the theatre to put over the cameras, their phones, they don't take a photograph of him in a uniform. oh come layla. as an actress oh come on, layla. as an actress , you find the story a bit baffling that they don't want a photograph of the finished. yeah, of yeah, i mean, i kind of understand it, but i just think it's, you know, it's just interesting kills. yeah. i mean, look, this racial stereotypes in in theatre and in film been i mean, i've experienced them. i've said to a lot of work because of them and until and unless you take a stance you know you look at aladdin and these you know just sit there they all come on you know the whole thing has to change. i think there was play that was taken down in the uk. this is the aladdin panther. yeah. the christmas panto that been christmas panto that has been hit this as well. it's in the hit by this as well. it's in the village of anstey, w

taylor, who he nominated. well, it's not just about the football, first of all, but secondly, i'm like, i'm going to say it's davidow people who for him and know people who work for him and obviously a, know, obviously he's been a, you know, an for many years, an lgbtq ally for many years, but taken the money, so but he's taken the money, so much money from qatar and not a single word heard from him or any of his party about what what he's going to do with it or whatever. and, you know, and i think it's shameful, really. i actually do agree with you on that. i have to admit, mark, the union has no money. i feel union jack has no money. i feel a bit mean about this because i should have perhaps pricked other other . do you know other picked other. do you know that that was a freudian slip? but i totally agree with you. my camera . okay. thank you . i camera. okay. thank you. i should have picked other uni leaders, but simply because i know mick lynch, i don't blame him at all for doing what he's doing now. i do think, though , doing now. i do think, though, he's i think he's leading his own men. oh, oh, oh. i blame

taylor, who he nominated. well, it's not just about the football, first of all, but secondly, i'm like, i'm going to say it's davidow people who for him and know people who work for him and obviously a, know, obviously he's been a, you know, an for many years, an lgbtq ally for many years, but taken the money, so but he's taken the money, so much money from qatar and not a single word heard from him or any of his party about what what he's going to do with it or whatever. and, you know, and i think it's shameful, really. i actually do agree with you on that. i have to admit, mark, the union has no money. i feel union jack has no money. i feel a bit mean about this because i should have perhaps pricked other other . do you know other picked other. do you know that that was a freudian slip? but i totally agree with you. my camera . okay. thank you . i camera. okay. thank you. i should have picked other uni leaders, but simply because i know mick lynch, i don't blame him at all for doing what he's doing now. i do think, though , doing now. i do think, though, he's i think he's leading his own men. oh, oh, oh. i blame