i must have been told a lot about deer or animals because what i remember is the deer walking across in front of me but there almost orange or red. i can see it i was just erupting with excitement. the whole time you say be quiet. be quiet. so i just remember that pure jo joy. again, i wasn't hunting but just to be in the wild and see the animals and that is joy to come back again and again it comes back with that engagement. so that one stands out. >> just like the gentleman said on the podcast i want to say thank you. it changed my life i started to hunt late in life i still listen to it but what was that like for you what was the first experience not just camping but what was that like for you? >> again another shift where i went to all of a sudden life can be like that. but i would always encourage people to go to these new places and new things my first hunt was elk hunt in idaho in the caribou national forest so as i mentioned earlier i always dreamed of doing that. someday i will do it. there was a lot to figure out. new gear, how to survive in these different places. so it's

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nuendo. >>> we have a visit from deer tick.d their debut album "war animal." this year they released a special album with alternative songs, covers and newly written tracks. here's deer trick with "too sensitive for the world." ♪ ♪ every day start ♪ with a broken heart ♪ i must be too sensitive for this world ♪ ♪ no it ain't right ♪ to cry every night ♪ i must be too sensitive for this world ♪ ♪ ♪ there are moments ♪ yes such callous looks ♪ it's a wonder ♪ it's a wonder ♪ and the world survives ♪ clouds in the sky ♪ that just make me cry ♪ i must be too sensitive for this world ♪ ♪ i don't think i can last ♪ until these bad times pass ♪ i must be too sensitive for this world ♪ ♪ ♪ yes the world is such a callous place ♪ ♪ this world is such a senseless place ♪ l is such an awful fate ♪ ♪ it's a ♪ lord it's a wonder ♪ awful life ♪ i must be too sensitive for this world ♪ ♪ i've got to be too sensitive for this world ♪ ♪ sing it one time ♪ too sensitive for this world ♪ ♪ sing it two times ♪ too sensitive for this world ♪ ♪ sing

talk about deer tracks. no word whether or not the deer finished the race. >>> president trump is promising to announce a tax cut for the middle class, but he says there will be several conditions. the president tells "the wall street journal" the new tax cut will only take effect if he's re-elected and if republicans get control of the house and senate. he's offered no details but claims the plan will be unveiled within 90 days. >>> some new legal trouble for hillary clinton. she's facing a defamation lawsuit from democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbard. the suit stems from clinton's comments last fall when she suggested gabbard is a russian asset. gabbard claims she suffered substantial economic losses as a result of that comment. her lawsuit is seeking $50 million in damages. >> i will not stand quietly by as hillary clinton or anyone else tries to smear my character, and i've filed a lawsuit against her for that defamation. >> in response a spokesman for the former secretary of state called the l

it is essential to manage deer.emselves if human do not manage them. both talk at once you can do that without having to kill them. what would you do without —— with them if you did not manage deer by killing them? you could control the population by controlling reproduction. both talk at once rachel reproduction. both talk at 0nce rachel made the point that vegans were harassing her ina way point that vegans were harassing her in a way that she has never been harassed in her life before in the last few days, what do you think of that? i would say people were harassing her, there are good people and bad people in all the groups, including the guns and ethical vegans, of course. there are aggressive people. —— including vegans and ethical vegans, because. vegans and has grown so much to reflect society, i would be completely against anyone harassing anyone and would never do it myself, but vegans are harassed as well by non—vegans, it is part of humanity. kelly on facebook says i don't believe they should have the sa

he's a deere customer. why customers have been holding off on buying and he talked about the trade uncertainty and said if that gets solved, that could bring a lot of demand into the market and he expects that people would be buying a lot more of your hardware is that the way you're looking at it, too >> first of all, jeremy jack is one of our most progressive farmers. since we started this journey in 2012, he was one of our leading adopters of our precision ag technologies i know jeremy will start buying when he sees the value for it. but there is no doubt uncertainty right now in the markets, and as a result that has caused some of our farmers to pause but what hasn't changed is the fundamentals of agricultural populations are going to continue to grow, we're going to continue to see improved diets, which means they're going to result in more demand in grains and pro teens. and as a result, we will come out of this. our industry will come out of this because we need that productivity and demand requiremen

. >>> a tragedy in south carolina, a father and daughter shot and killed 100 mistook them for deer. 30-year-old kim daughtry took his nine-year-old daughter hunting with another group of four hunters was also nearby looking for deer. the group mistakenly shot to the father and daughter. the case is still being investigated. >>> southwest airlines is defending safety record after a global study rented the leitast safe s u.s. carrier. most of the other u.s. airlines got the full seven stars for saty. that was in the airline'ratings.com list. one factor, most carriers do not have any fatalities in the last decade but in 2018 you may remember a woman died on a southwest flight when she was partially sucked out the window when an engine blew apart. the study also heavily weighted the result of a trade group a safety audit as the u.s. carrier, southwest is not required to be a part of that audit. however, the airline said it would reevaluate that as its international footprint grows. they went on to say "southwest has safely transported more u.s. air travelers each year than any other carrie

all the deer were, like, guys, all the guns at the capitol, let's start smashing!e to overpop late the woods! ( laughter ) >> a be kind story about a guy literally signature on a small fortune. meet kirby who found $43,170 he found in a couch from a thrift shop. his daughter opened it, found the cash. kirby learned the original owner passed away last year. the "be kind" art of the story is mr. kirby gave the money to the late man's relatives. >> trevor: wow! this guy found $43,000 in a couch. who owned this couch? ( laughter ) bill gates? i've heard of losing coins in a couch, but who is, like, oh, where did i put my $50,000? but this guy is one of the nicest human beings ever. he returned $43,000. i'm not going to lie. that's way nicer than i can ever be. i don't play those games, man. finders keepers. i won't even return a rental car. i'm, like, yo, it's mine. sir, you didn't return the car. i don't know what the you're talking about? but how do i connect bluetooth if hypothetically i drive it again? just saying. ( laughter ) but if i buy the couch, you get to ke

trying to translate the deer from english to chinese at the moment. that meets any wrongdoings. at the same time there might be some unwritten tax about the risk promises to cut some of the time as if the chinese agree to view its promise. let's hope they get that done. once this is signed, do the talks just carry on because there's still a lot to sort out right? indeed. donald trump has indicated that the phase one trade deer will not be the end of the negotiation, the two countries are likely to carry on to a second phase or even a third face but it might be unlikely to sign a second trade deal before the us election this year. thank you very much. those of you who have the belief that linguistic skills you can get coverage through the bbc chinese dock, and you can get lots of coverage as well via the bbc news website and through the bbc news app. when we come back in a couple minutes' time we will be live in washington i can the bbc because there's been a significant development, the republicans are saying the impeachment trial of donald trump will

doing it so if we'd lose all interest in his day next generation with something it will never know a deer a nose do we just see peaches but they will never get to see if they are right. the black mamba consider themselves the eyes and ears of the park for the sake of the rhino as they gather information observant patrol. they've been doing it for 7 years and that's time poaching has gone down significantly they also spread the worlds to local residents everyone benefits from the animals they bring jurists and jobs. i am sure that we meant how to best. because. caring. really. just says even in comes the most dangerous part of their work. for most poachers nightfall is the beginning of the workday the black mamba us make sure their presence is known every night. one time later cross paths with soldiers. they stop at a 10 meter was a must do looking at it also getting a bit and then what they did that we need to right. and it was all seen in such cases call the parks poaching rangers. tonight as calm interrupted only by sighting of them and hippopotamus. then suddenly their truck dies just

bringing deer general lewis a. grant, no relation, commanding the vermont brigade, added about 200 men of the 11ths vermont. and they took position facing north toward a prospective confederate attack maintaining a thin gossmer line of connection with ricket's static brigades on their right. this humble initiative had not gone unnoticed at confederate headquarters and lee sent orders to hill to dislodge the yankee vandals. naturally hill turned to mahone who allowed his weary brigades to rest but had them on the march by noon aided by six guns and a brigade from heath's division. mahone led perhaps 3,000 men south, taking position west of the tracks and concealed in the woods, mahone was in position by 3:00 p.m. now, despite billy's attempts to keep the secret, union signal stations had spotted large dust clouds on the horizon indicating a significant movement of troops. mead sent wright to meet the threat. but wright reinforced his tiny contingent with only about 200 more men from the 11th vermont. lieu lo wis gra

tragedy has hit an immigrant community hard many of the victims of wednesday's plane crash you know on a deer to the hearts of many here in canada the majority were iranian or jewel iranian canadian citizens returning home from holidays in iran. to scurry about citizenship you would go see his mother on holidays and you know i swear we. heard briefly about a girl who is not his last we want to. destroy you. their brother. so the family last night said that. the effect of the crash is being felt across regions and professions in canada at least 17 universities have confirmed they lost staff or students. since the us hardened its policy towards iran the number of iranian students in canada has more than doubled. knowledge about what caused the crash is unlikely to ease the grief of those close to the victims. all right let's get some analysis on all of this and for that i'm joined in the studio by raphael bo song he's a security policy expert with the german institute for international and security affairs hello to you rafael so now that iran has admitted to downing the plane what are the conse

iranian regime lied about its complicity try to hide it and has since been absolute big to have a deer in the street and. people who are mulling course the loved ones well right after the united states assassinated iran's top general civil money there were wise fred anti american protests there was an outpouring of nationalist pride and now it's just a few days later we're seeing these protests against the iranian regime professor what do you make of this shift. i'm not very surprised because i think people are wise people they were trying to show the world that they don't want war that their agents the fact that the united states to arm itself to assassinate the 2nd most powerful person in iran but at the same turn against this regime for its corruption incompetence and for the way treats iranian people but the fact that they've now are for the fact that they try to hide the complicity in in this truly remarkable. event and the 2 are contradictory but at the same sound or at the same complex iranian response to a very complicated situation and they have an iran today. well we have see

they were hunting deer near their home on new year's day.ding to the state department of natural resources, the two were shot by other hunters who mistook them for deer. officials say the shooting is under investigation. >>> ethan couch arrested in texas for violating his probation again. he was best-known for using an affluenza defense in a deadly drunk driving case. the 22-year-old couch made headlines in 2013 when he was involved in a drunk driving cash that killed four people. he received no prison time after a psychologist testified he was the victim of affluenza, a product of healthy, privileged parents, who never set limits for him. >>> the family of the victim in the machete attack in new york, is speaking out. joseph newman suffered gashes to his head and neck. if he wakes up, he may not be able to walk or talk or process speech again. she pleaded for people to stop the hate. >> guys, i'm begging you. if you are watching this, please, stand up and stop this hatred. it cannot keep going on. we want our kids to go to school and feel s

the media are behaving like wolves tearing into a vulnerable young deer. i would have expected the bbc to have been a lot stronger in supporting harry. but from another — gossip mavens, spokesmen for the palace sycophants outraged fellow authority figures, news reporters. what are the bbc exactly when it comes to harry and meghan? time for some objectivity. and brownwyn benham felt harry and meghan stepping down should not be a lead story in a bulletin, especially on the day of iranian missile strikes in iraq and a plane crash in iran. they should be treated like any other celebrities. bushfires have been raging in australia since september, and this week the crisis developed with fires out of control across large swathes of the country. the story featured in the headlines of sunday's news at ten. australians are warned of the bushfires emergency could last for months as more homes are destroyed. the fire season here is the worst of modern times, killing more than 20 people, forcing thousands to flee their homes and traumatising a whole nation. the presenc

suspended the extradition of catalan separatist leader cause preachment official cited his immunity as a deer appear nor make it reach the mount was elected to the european parliament last may but has so far been unable to take his seat he's wanted in spain for his role in catalonia illegal 2017 it's a session that. lebanon has received an international want to know just from interpol for carlos ghosn requested his arrest now the foreman is sound boss skipped bail in japan earlier this week he fled to lebanon and he was awaiting trial in japan for financial misconduct japanese prosecutors have raided his home in tokyo reportedly looking for information on how he managed to escape the country . and we'll be bringing you more on that story in just a moment my colleague general do my loan has the latest details in our business update right after this bulleted moving on to turkey's parliament has passed legislation authorizing a one year deployment of troops to libya and turkey supports libya's internationally recognized government in tripoli the motion gives ankara the green light to send turkis

i'm just trying to -- this scares me for the deer. it's like when squirrels don't run away. had him and they let him go. dear should want to >> don't feed the animals give everybody. >> martha: it's cute and everything but i think is going be defenseless. >> lawrence: eating french fries out of the car. >> greg: anyway, that was a fun story. >> lawrence: how much do you love taco bell? not as much is this guy who was craving the bell so badly that he broke into one of georgia's taco bells on christmas morning. look at this guy. no cook? no problem. the burrito band that used at the restaurant's deep fryer and made himself an off menu speci special. what happens after you eat a whole bunch of taco bell? >> greg: i'm afraid. >> lawrence: you need to take a nap. take a nap for a couple of hours after his meal. he stayed in for a little bit. when he leaves, he takes the computer, tablet. but he cleaned up, though. >> katie: did they arrest him? >> lawrence: they still have not found him. >> greg: if you knew how to work the instruments... >> lawrence: he knew where everything wa

i am an avid deer hunter. prospect of in the people who need especially the experience he has. for positive one or bernie sanders but they have gone way too far left. >> let me hear from mark, an independent in idaho. trump isd like to say absolutely not guilty and why people can't see this for what it is, it is nothing more than complete election interference on the part of the democrats and they have been trying it since the very beginning. that's all i like to say thank you. earlier a newng york times headline about iowa caucuses being impacted by the senate impeachment trial. it reads with senators stuck in washington, they are getting a starring role in iowa. warren'sd elizabeth husband and their dog. meeting and iowa. here you go. [applause] welcome. [laughter] we are all happy to be here. bailey got to stop at the park and run around. and demonstrate how much fun it is to be a dog. [laughter] >> that's right. there are chinos around. --cheetos. [laughter] that a full day but he is in his element. bailey and his predecessor they just assume that everyone wants to put them

he's described as, quote, frozen like a statue, a quote, wax museum guy and a deer in the headlights.s is according to people in that room. the one person who did speak out was then secretary tillerson who said, quote, mr. president you're wrong. i ask my question to you, fil , phillip, if you're top military brass, take ting this verbal incoming from the president. can you push back? there was a nonresponse to actually kind of keep it secret? >> i've been one of the back benchers in meetings like that. you absolutely can push back. you should push back. that's your job. that's what lincoln understood what he created his team of rivals during the civil war. that's what presidents have done ever since, and it is absolutely the job of the secretary of defense and the secretary of state and the other senior folks there, and even to some extent the chairman of the joint staff to push back and engage in a healthy dialogue with a fair amount of friction when necessary. >> phillip carter, thank you for your expertise in this area. i appreciate you. >> thank you. >> more fallout today from th

on the deer mountain trail. and she's in really critical condition. >> reporter: harold told the 911 operator that toni had fallen from the edge of a cliff. >> we need to be sure that you know my location first. i have really bad cell coverage. >> okay. >> okay. i'm on deer mountain. >> reporter: immediately, the park launched a ranger who was also a trained emt, but the only way to get there from the trail head was on foot, and that would take hours. >> is she conscious and breathing? >> no, she's not. she's not been conscious. she is breathing. >> reporter: harold, desperate, pleaded for a rescue helicopter. >> here's the thing. i will pay any and all expenses for a helicopter. i don't care if it's private, i don't care if it's commercial, i will pay any and all expenses right now if you drop a paramedic down here. >> reporter: the operator tried to explain that no aircraft could do what harold was asking, not at that altitude over that terrain. >> they can't like drop somebody out of the helicopter. >> from a

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. >> contractors provided nuru with free and discounted labor, materials and a john deer tractor. . >> gnuru's attorney described his client as a father. mr. nuru welcomes and looks forward to addressing these charges in kwourt. nuru was initially arrested last week and he was arrested again on monday for allegedly lying to the fbi. in san francisco henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> san francisco mayor london breed released a statement that reads in part nothing matters more than public trust and each and every one of us in the city must hold ourselves to the highest standard. >>> every detail is being finalized for the big game in miami. 6,000 workers have been working over the last few weeks at hard rock stadium in miami. a new field has been putting in which is standard procedure for the super bowl. and an entire team of chefs has been there and ready. surprises are in store as the nfl celebrates its 100th season. >> it's going to be extra special in terms of added moments in the pregame show and other things that are going to be happening. >> more than 200 meven ewe items will be a

. >> deer lick an old married couple.y'll be arguing about something and you're like are you guys even in the same game as me? what are you talking about? >> well he did this and jimmy did that. >> reporter: you're probably hearing all about his stories. back in high school, basketball was tartt's first love, and he baorfo be talked into playing isllotye ar h. >> what is the story? he was a basketball star in high school? >> who added the star in that. i felt like he was good but, i don't know about a star. he was pretty good in basketball. >> nhl tonight, san jose sharks back to host columbus. its first game of 2020. moving pictures on the late show. sharks get to find out what life is like without the captain. he suffered a broken ankle tuesday night in st. louis and expect to be gone at least six weeks. if the sharks are going to make the playoff rush, they will have to get it done without him. >> i'm excited to watch the guys take on bigger roles and be successful in them. and play the way that we were playing. >> tha

he uses how to use safety deer. but his overriding advice. understand the danger and avoid being caught. >> the enemy is time, if someone is buried in an avalanche we need an open airway within 15 minutes. >> try to ski to the side. shout, and punch and thrash the snow. skiers should have the tips in mind. >> fight like hell. that's whatever to the. have your transponder on and now how to use it: . >>> 30 people die in avalanches every year in the u.s., most in colorado followed by utah and washington state. >> let's bring in mark for more on the snow falling in tahoe. a tragic story. >> shows how the dangers pop- up. they had a winter storm warning yesterday and continuous snow at the truckee airport for 19 hours. looking at the recent snowfall, you see the ams from 15 inches at mount rose and 26 attall pine meadows. see the danger scale and classified in the tahoe area with the considerable range. looking at the snow profile. the avalanche center for the snow profile, they showed this. there's different layers and loose snow, a rain crust,

it's not normal for a deer a lady to the jail to peer into this area that's ok you know i'm not saying it's a business now it's become for me on the bench or the end of a massive area that's all it's now at the end of it is around so. i'm the only crazy lady was moving around. the normally works in vocational training for women in khartoum but when she heard about a plague of water hyacinths on the nile she decided to try to do something about it . because i'm. confident with great interest because last time we were in the book and i thought that they have to go under the water are difficult. i'm really appreciate the good they are doing fine but. water hyacinths were introduced to saddam in the 19th century as an ornamental pool plant they have since become an uncontrollable past. these was a misprint. lack of funding it's growing very fast you can imagine that in one week this plant would multiply the 25 it's looking there are differences team spirit and that was going to move freely and even the fisherman cannot easily catch fish it's a good environment for mosquitoes are part aside

francisco provided him as alleged in the complaint with free and discounted labor, materials, and a john deere tractor. >> reporter: his attorney describes his client as a father of five and as a servant. he welcomes it looks forward to addressing these charges in core. his attorney declined a comment. he was arrested last week and then arrested on monday when he lied to the fbi alleging that he didn't talk about the investigation to others. >>> they called the charges extremely serious and the mayor red a statement, nothing matters more than the public trust and each and every one of us who works for the city must hold ourselves to the highest standards. >>> new at 11 p.m., the city council talked about not using these mushrooms, under federal law it is ilsaid that they coul be used for medicinal purposes and 100 other cities are coing similar moves, oakland artie passed their own measure, lest you. -- last you. >>> a new community of tidy homes they hope to take a bite out of the homeless problem. >>> and attribute to a baseball coach. the ntsb updates the investigation. as mayor, mike bloom

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you take the safe 4% deer reach for that extra at&t with a high risk?i would stay with the horizon it's a simpler story and there is less weak there. i think the 4% on verizon is the better one. the others a lag with at&t in the market this year. >> and there's a lot of excitement with the horizon with the new 5g and that will help the situation. >> i think the terms are expectations are low on wall street for this. something it could be a positive catalyst in 2024 verizon if things work out. jack: at&t is juggling an awfully lot lines of business there. >> that is concerning there's a lot of debt, you've got directv got the mediator got time warner, there's a lot of debt and there's activists with pressure. it could be helpful but it's a messier story. rethink the horizon one is simpler and i think maybe it's a better risk reward on it. jack: let's talk about a couple areas we see some opportunity for the classic income placement you are a little bit cautious. >> your talk about three and half to 4% dividend real's on reach like residential. when take

. >> reporter: this john deere self tractor can tell the difference between plants and weeds. >> each of those robots is making decisions about how much they need to spray, how big the droplet sizes need to be so that the plans receive it well. and, when do they need to shut on or off so that they only apply chemicals to chemicals are needed. >> reporter: the company says that will ultimately make farming more efficient. cbs news, las vegas. >>> everybody here in the bay is talking about the 49ers game. how is the weather going to be? >> i got my red on. murray is going to be wrangled pretty soon. >> back on the color transitions. it is going to rain on saturday. but, it's not going to rain from the game. the rain coming in on saturday is coming early in the morning. that is where there might be some concern or confusion. we are not. that game is going to be just fine but i do want to talk about saturday mornings rain. first that is your live look outside. from treasure island looking back towards the city skyline. we got numbers in the mid-50s right now and if we just look at the hea

deer and foxhunting for the rent tonight and in detroit.acramento guard had 22, but the kings lost again. that is redundant. seasons grizzlies, gordon hayward never saw jerry jackson coming. to still the plot, one hand, and the boston celtics one. raters officially became the las vegas raters. i could not say it. derek car, there. i still can't say it. top pick, zion williamson made his debut tonight for the pelicans. it was a snoozer until he scored 17 straight points in about three minutes in the fourth quarter. but new orleans lost to the spurs. diane had 22 points. that guy coming off knee surgery. top pick in the draft. worth all the money they gave him. >> you will always be the raiders, wherever they go perspective is really hard to say las vegas 10 nine. too many syllables. - [lief.ncer] the following are your credit cards maxed out? are you just making the minimum payments, or worse yet, falling behind on your bills? are you stressed out all the time by your debt? is debt keeping you awake at night? there's reason to worry. check o

when i look at these people, i uncled they hurt my dicken the deer stand?hecks,l background assault weapon -- assault weapons ban, and, no, they do in thet my uncle dick deer stand. there's a video of this where he said we will do that and close the boyfriend loophole -- that was my bill -- and it is still, by the way, out there, which i will talk about in a minute and he said yeah, he would do it, and the next day, he met with the nra and folded. this has been my journey. when i was in law enforcement, we tried to get the assault weapons ban reauthorized. the police chief could not do it. i got to the senate and saw those parents after sandy hook. they were simply trying to do some really important things. they were trying to make sure that we pass universal background checks, and they were unable to do it. they were unable to do it because the senate did not have the courage to get it done. i remember having one of the moms in my office. in that, my son was school, and the last day when the kids came by and could not speak, he pointed to the picture of hi

professional basketball he credited john after winning an unexpected oscar in 2018 for his animated short deer basketball all of it. my daughter gave me the best piece of advice i was a little. worried about turning this into a film i've never done that something before and we're in a house and we're talking about as a family and i will live in your job. 'd you always tell us to go after our dreams so. man oh. man oh so i had to man up and go for it bryant and his wife had 4 daughters and after retiring in 2016 he became a vocal advocate for female sports. even outside of sports people around the world are now mourning the loss of a longtime icon. and joining me now in the studio. we're talking from the sports desk welcome we heard a huge outpouring of grief over the news what made it will be blind such a giant in sport i mean to put it shortly he was one of the best players the game has ever seen he spent 20 seasons at the l.a. lakers that's also really where a rare in basketball that you have one players stay for so long just at one club and he inspired so many generations to just basically

these are some of the homes that would be impacted as part of the railroad track expansion for the deerun station project. but the residents here say, the city of san jose has already put them through enough. that's the sound delilah says she hears every 10 minutes anytime she is at home. >> the train tracks already extremely loud. >> we don't need more construction especially in directly of the back of our houses. >> reporter: she has lived here 11 years and of the track expansion happens, she would have to move. the problem is, she couldn't find another affordable place to live. >> we don't work with people. we don't work at any of the places they are putting it in for. so i think it is unfair to us who have lived in the neighborhood for such a long time. >> reporter: one of the reasons san jose wants to expand the current dared on station is because of the plant google complex going in right across the street. convenient transportation for the new workforce. without elevating the tracks to the viaduct, the only other option is to expand the existing tracks. the way it is handled righ

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going to be figured out go ahead well that's absolutely right and i think that in europe the hunt deer expanding nato or sending nato troops to the middle east is absolutely horrifying to most people i mean speaking here in gross that there would be massive opposition. in germany where it was proposed some time ago by the current german defense minister that they send troops to syria to act as a peacekeeping force when the u.s. pulling out the in a war horrified at the whole notion the europeans would be appalled european public would be appalled by such a thing it seemed to me frankly that this is just try again trying to find a way saving face pulling u.s. troops out of the middle east without at the same time surrendering appearing to surrender to the the middle east and so he turns to his nato allies who are of course not interested it proves again exactly the point you made at the start of the program that there is no real strategic thinking behind all of this was a quickly say ideas of setting up arab and arab nato they go all the way back to the 1950 is those of us with memories