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yes, it does- they _ conference, does that matter? yes, it does.ference, does that matter? yes, it does. they were not _ conference, does that matter? 133 it does. they were not invited, conference, does that matter? 1&1: it does. they were not invited, of course, which i think is unfortunate. the nuclear negotiations are in deadlock. there are intense anger at iran's behaviour in supporting russia but thatis behaviour in supporting russia but that is all... behaviour in supporting russia but that is all- - -_ that is all... unfortunately, we a- ear that is all... unfortunately, we appear to _ that is all... unfortunately, we appear to have _ that is all... unfortunately, we appear to have lost _ that is all... unfortunately, we appear to have lost the - that is all... unfortunately, we - appear to have lost the connection to you if we can establish that, we will come back to here what the ambassador has to say. also, the implications for countries such as iran and china as well. meanwhile, on the sidelines of the munich conference rishi sunak will

here's hoping he does. in addition the bill requires regular reports to congress on new inflation estimates that are prepared for and considered by the president. that way -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. bush: to st. louis and house democrats rise today to the reducing exacerbated negativity inflation act. while democrats passed numerous laws that are reducing inflation every month, house republicans have come up with nothing more with a study in response. this is unbelievable. the substance and this bill amounts to nothing more than political theater to distract from and undermine the successes of congressional democrats and the biden administration. if republicans were serious about fighting inflation and cutting costs -- and have joined with democrats to pass critical legislation for the people of our country rather than pushing an extreme maga messaging bill that accomplishes nothing. . . nothing. not a thing. inflation has caused by fuel caused by the unprovoked invasion

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how much pressure does that put on groups? they are watching very carefully once happening and what is being said. >> there is enormous pressure. going back to what was said, the pope has invited the bishops. he is meeting with these bishops , because as you know, the catholic church in africa is a well-connected, well audited oiled machine. there is movement because interest is majority catholic. there is a norms pressure being brought by the catholic bishop of congo. the current president is feeling the pressure. like every other politician, is trying to use that logic. i think pope francis is focused on what he thinks and seizes the problem. that's consistent with his message, a political leader must take responsibility. congo is suffering not because of the past, but present. the two presidents must come to the dialog table. that's the tradition, they have to do this for the sake of our people that are dying every day because of this conflict. >>, undertake. >> i just wanted to mention that there is pressure, but as a side

for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. williams: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make a point of order a quorum is not present. the speaker: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on the question are postponed. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern. mr. mcgovern: please join me. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. williams: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. williams: mr. speaker, i stand today to honor texas christian university's 150th anniversary. in 1873 the randolph and ateson clark brothers had a bold vision to cre

[000:00:00;00] this practice is shameful, but what is behind it and how does such an approach affect the army in general, the state bureau of investigation announced the exposure and detention of businessmen who allegedly sold eggs to the ministry of defense for uah 17. this story seems to have no end and no end . we will discuss new details. well, the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine demands the georgian authorities to return mykhailo saakashvili, who is a ukrainian citizen, to kyiv, what can tbilisi answer and why is saakashvili telling the georgian authorities about this today in svoboda life ukraine, hardly will be able to recapture the occupied crimea in the near future, four high-ranking officials of the us ministry of defense made such an assessment at a closed briefing in the house of representatives committee on armed forces. content of the meeting, but according to them, the pentagon does not believe that ukraine will be able to dislodge russian troops from the peninsula in the near future, the fourth interlocutor said that ukraine cannot to guarantee success if they

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it does work today. particularly in the wake of the rise of black lives matter and what happened to george floyd. what they want from you and your government, more efficient, more effective, and more accountable. that's combination. you have to communicate to them what your first responsibility is. i need to mention two things. if any of you have a challenge coin i am a collector. come find me after this is done. i will be hiding in the -- hello. quickly. i will be back there. if there are any mayors here who want to talk to my students we will be in the pan-american room on this floor for an hour after the speeches done. engage them and they will engage you. they are brilliant. they want you to work together side-by-side. unity is ideological. working together side-by-side is a visual and that is why it is powerful. a meaningful measurable track record of success indicates you can prove it. it says it is important and it matters. one more, i know you have people coming to talk to you about climate as yo

yes, he does. he spooks for -- speaks for tens of thousands, millions of people who have been separated at our border because of thisry parridiculous, illogical, unscientific policy. what else did the president say in his state of the union last night? we opened our country back up. well, we need to tell all the tourism industry that we have opened our country back up because the u.s. travel association has stated this week, just this week, that it cost over $90 billion, this one policy, has cost over $90 billion to -- of revenue, income to this country in tourism. that's why they support getting rid of this ridiculous mandate. what's the democrats' argument over there? i have heard it already. i see they are smug and smiling. they bleat about democracy. they bleat on and own about democracy. is this democracy? their best argument, virtually their own argument is in the whip's daily preview. democrats have been stalwart in their defense of following science over playing with politics with covid-19.

what does that mean? how does it change your day?: over the years this been a long negotiation between congress and the administration. this goes back to the 1960's and 1970's when the cia undertook activities that make congress nervous. now we have a world where there are these two committees on the house and senate side that get briefed on a most everything. the most closely held secrets are briefed to the senate select committee and the house select committee on intelligence. there are operational details that are so time sensitive or so sensitive generally, meaning if there was a disclosure people would die, critical sources would be hurt or terminated then just get briefed to the leadership of the two chambers in the leadership of the two committees known as the gang of eight. it is not used that often. everybody wants for members to know. at the end of the day, in a democracy where we act on behalf of the people, if you have something that is secret, which is most of the operations of the intelligence world, that's uncomfortabl

my child's assistant racism does not exist -- if my child sent to me systemic racism does not exist,hy isn't that almost all ceos of fortune 500s are white? why is it that 90% of all wealth is held in white hands? why are there so many black people in prison? if i do not say systemic racism is part of those things and the legacy of slavery is part of why those are true, that what i am -- then what am i talking about? the inherent superiority of white people? surely by now we know that white people are not inherently superior to black people. i would use dollar trap as a key for that case. host: this is governor ron desantis on why his estate education department boasts rejecting a proposal from the ap african studies program put together. ron desantis from last month. [video clip] gov. desantis: the required teaching black history. this was a separate course for advanced placement credit and the issue was we have guidelines and standards in florida. we want education, not indoctrination. if you fall on the side of indoctrination, we are going to decline. if it is education, then we w

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he does not take care of the child, does not help, does not live as a child.erything that the child now has thanks to his grandmother. tell me, please, here you are at the moment, like a daughter yes, and a disabled mother, like an aunt? yes , nephew, you have taken some measures. at the moment, a child for a child. yes, yes, of course, i travel with a child, i went to a rehabilitation center. i go with the child to the doctors daria, maybe you should take matvey to your ward. he is my nephew love him. i can help, like an aunt i have a job. i have my own life, my own family. i don't want a ward of a child, in general, everyone goes with the flow. i'm listening to this story . mom is disabled, uh, she took on her grandson, and relatives, well, yes, relatives help there, i don’t know, aunt to the best of their ability. uh, for which many thanks and thanks, father, generally withdrew himself. he receives this allowance and everything is fine. but what happens tomorrow, that the grandmother will not be able to take care of your son. and what happens you take it to

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the president does not support any gas stoves. the doe does not support banning gas stoves. we do efficiency regulations for all sorts of appliances, household appliances. we have some pending right now. some for electric and gas stoves. we treat those separately. i am told we need to make sure we are not talking past each other. the nugget you referenced. i'm told these rules that would come into effect in 2027, every manufacturer has gas stove models that meet or exceed the level we are proposing. if we are walking past each other, let's figure it out and make sure we know what we are dealing with. >> my last question is the infrastructure act included $6 billion for a credit program to prevent existing nuclear reactors from closing maturely. since the enactment, existing reactors become eligible for production tax credit. tax credit is more than sufficient to address the economic needs of the existing reactors. these are facing a new challenge, different challenge, that is limiting -- eliminating dependence on russian uranium. i believe some should be used for u.s. fuel i

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no, of course, if one does not want one does not want me in this, if one wants, and the other does notre is no point. he probably knows more than we do. and now it is precisely this situation that one wants the other does not, so it turns out, well, get away from the british. the most titled russian boxer does not get a likely next opponent. artur beterbiev will become cal smith the official contender for the peaceful boxing board of the kultsev stage, dmitry shevelev. maxim vitaykin alexander strimashevsky news. monitoring committee plus discussed plans for oil production the meeting was held online and coincided with the entry into force of the ban on supplies from russia to those countries that supported the price ceiling whether this affected the decision of the committee or not knows alexander suvorov a regular meeting of the ministerial monitoring committee of guardians took place. plus, it did not last long , literally half an hour, and during this time all countries unanimously decided to maintain the conditions that were agreed upon back in october last year. let me remind you

what does that mean? we always have told the, the main parties that was ample when the tensions rose last year that the, we urge them to stay in touch with each other regularly. we don't know how they stay in touch, but hopefully their military and political leaders are in such to, to talk and see whether to prevent any kind of incident from escalating. so that's something we have to certainly help to prevent. that's what i'm interested in this particular point. does the philippines have a say, do we have any leverage over these 2 countries that would prevent them from going to war with each other? well, we may not have leverage where we can voice our concerns to them. and we could also say, always mentioned the implications which we do whenever we talk about i one, whether to the united states, china, we're speaking from a concern country in the region. and our hope is that, you know, any incident does not escalate to conflict. that's the way we can help. of course, we cannot control what they do, but we

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for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise to address our body for one minute, please. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, sir. i rise today to address the most critical national security threat our nation is facing today, the chinese communist party and their invasion of our u.s. airspace. the recent chinese surveillance balloon was allowed to fly unchecked from one end of our country to the other. reaffirming that the c.c.p. is the top threat to our national security. i am beyond outraged that the fact that this administration has allowed this to happen. was he asleep behind the wheel of his corvette? unfortunately that does seem to be the case because this did not just occur for hours it went on for days. at the hands of this administration the c.c.p. was allowed to invade our airspace and it happened right over our district, white over whiteman air force base, home of the b-2 stealth bomber. as a member of the armed services committee will i

it probably does not -- it probably does not chop the level of danger. there have been other things contributing to it. this happens to be more of an icing on the cake. >> do we know yet who these last three objects, not the original chinese spy balloon with the latest three, who wants them and what is the purpose? what do we know? >> we do not know anything about them just quite yet. in large part there is a lot of uncertainty regarding those particular objects. there have been a lot of things that have been floated around. the u.s. military does warned that we should be cautious regarding any of these -- drawing any conclusions on these particular objects. >> a tiny bit of information came out in the last couple hours. we know the one over the yukon was a metallic balloon with a payload but they did not explain what the payload could be. here is what national security council spokesman john kirby did say about why u.s. fighter jets shot the latest objects down quickly. >> their altitudes were conserlyower than the chinese high-altitude and did pose a t

reality, if it does, _ actually does become reality, if it does, relations have already improved.is something the uk... the eu would be like to do with the uk going _ would be like to do with the uk going forward. for rishi sunak, he is thinking — going forward. for rishi sunak, he is thinking "i — going forward. for rishi sunak, he is thinking "i want to get the threat — is thinking "i want to get the threat of— is thinking "i want to get the threat of a looming trade war with our biggest partner of the table." katia _ our biggest partner of the table." katia al— our biggest partner of the table." katia al diller there, much more on this deal on our website. it is still got to go to the vote itself. stay with us, here is another story. more deadly virus between the israelis and the palestinians. our main story is that britain and the european union have agreed a new post—brexit trade deal for northern ireland. much more on our website of course for that, but now we are going to turn new to nigeria where there has been a major upset as provisional results come in from the country'

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does he have a point?we do believe that every nato country should spend 2% on defense, and we have a game plan to make that a reality, and we've seen tremendous progress among our nato allies. we need to expand nato to include sweden and finland. we're in the process of doing that. we want our european allies to do their fair share, and they are moving in the right direction. but make no mistake about it, ukraine needs our help now. we have to supply the help now. because it's a critical moment in the battle. we don't want this to be a long campaign. we want to win as quickly as possible. we want to help ukraine achieve those objectives. shannon: andy mccarthy, colleague here at fox, wrote a piece and talked about how far we're willing to go. do we do it for three years, five years, eight years? and if we're going to do that, we have to decide what we cut domestically. as you know, we've already hit the debt ceiling, you guys are going to have some tough votes. or does it mean that this bill just goes to o

uh, ass in front of someone, how does?so many people died during the second world war when the nazis simply destroyed and now you go out with these flags. well, what does it say? do you honestly understand? it would just be very sad for me to be born in this country, where my parents received inhuman hardships as children during the second world war, where my grandfathers died. where we familiar relatives were in the camps in the same way and went through such hardships and then to see how these same descendants come around you and tell you how to never live your life. let the belarusian in the world. what? a good question was indeed always found and we do not criticize. they have the right to such a point of view such an unbeliever thomas, yes, who is sitting somewhere at home on the couch, which means that he will say sucking on a lollipop. and that he tells me everything here, so you are here for me here. explain why the salary is not like switzerland why do i need all these quarrels of yours and so on, well, first of a

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does that -- off the table? or is that still among the options that the u.s. military is considering? if so, under what conditions. >> at this stage what i can tell you is we are reviewing options. i'm not going to go into more specifics. when there any updates we will let you know. we are monitoring it and reviewing options. >> a senior defense official said yesterday similar incidents have happened under the previous administration and yet some of those administration officials have come forward and said they are not familiar with it. is there anyway you could give us more details about when this happened, whether it was over the continental u.s. or a u.s. territory, is it something you could potentially provide the public about so that we understand that these things happen? >> what i would tell you right now is that information is classified. i am not able to provide it other than i can confirm that there have been other incidents where balloons did come close to or cross over u.s. territory. >> i want to reiterate something phil said earlier, given that i

what does the pipeline look like? peter: i'm not going to comment on our pipeline, but obviously you are seeing a significant amount of activity among strategic and private equity, coming back into the marketplace. a lot of that, in terms of whether the deals are consummated, will come back to where we started with regard to the disinflationary process. if that continues, there is some hope the fed tightening -- there is a clear line of sight in terms of when that is over. there is a lot of pent-up demand. the underlying drivers of mna in terms of technological change, the energy transition, post-covid realignment of supply chains and so on -- all of those are still there. they are waiting for the right moment to manifest themselves. sonali: thank you for your time, that is peter orszag with lazard . coming up, threadneedle founder joins us. this is bloomberg. ♪ for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you ch

what difference does it make what the creature said? well mug does not do with them.lly with all cases for a very long time, not picky. you are picky, lie down under any smell of hundreds of thousands of ukrainians. you legibly put legibility helped you a lot. and so, of course, it is clear that here dmitry sergeevich peskov started and everything is right, he speaks unconditionally. we closely watched what was happening in ukraine, we saw the ongoing militarization, ukraine, we saw ukraine’s preparations to try to solve the problem of donbass by force, which would naturally destroy the existence of the minsk agreements at that time, which were already being saved in the summer of course practically repeated what he had already said. actually , we know that both poroshenko and merkel and the alans. no, they confirmed that for them, which means for ukraine, for france or germany, the minsk agreements were nothing more than cheese, which flirted with no one with its intentions to prepare ukraine in order to deprive the problems of donbass by force . this once again emph

uh, in fact does not exist, but how does it show us the word car?e car itself is not similar to each other, therefore, when we put a camera between them, we get a certain feeling that gives us an understanding that there is some other reality between the car and the words , therefore, we need to subtract everything from frame. it's quite a difficult moment. hmm to watch, but it needs some work. and that's how in the women's koan, when we looked, that's all this and let in inside us arises. well, what is called satari is not entirely true, well, some enlightenment, and here you still need to understand that his cinema, and cinema and growth. it's unusual. hmm, from the point of view of the psychology of ordinary films. e. well, in general, this is art, while for some show it has some kind of hysterical. well, these are some kind of explosions, this is a change of mood, you have a completely different height. i would say schizophrenic nature. it's repetitions, repetitions and repetitions and these repetitions, when their a lot, but give rise to some h

it does not pose a threat to people on the ground. debris from our missiles that we launch can harm our citizens. specific decisions in the us department of defense. they never announced they promised to closely monitor the location of the probe, and the president of the country, it seems, is not in the know at all. what other probe did the journalists ask him about. well, or at least the gentleman pretends. president can you tell us about the situation with the balloon in montana, but while joe biden is silent, the internet is literally bursting with memes, social network users publish their options . anastasia kudryavtseva news new facts about large-scale thefts in various departments are hidden in ukraine. what is the reason for zelensky’s desire to eradicate corruption, or is it an attempt to report by foreign sponsors, where billions of dollars have gone cleaning more anton podkovenko. there are so many corruption scandals in ukraine that they can already be divided into the loudest groups , perhaps ex-deputy minister of defense

how much does this law on media in principle harm-help our european integration? and this law is perhaps more in line with european norms than the law, for example, on the constitutional court, which does not correspond to the brothers at all, there are several norms that look absurd, one of them is er, the independence of the regulator is too little, and everyone writes and talks about it, international journalistic organizations , the law actually restores the existence of state television, which , of course, is also, to put it mildly, unacceptable for any european country, because in european countries, television is commercial or public or public, but not state the state does not have the right to engage in propaganda through television, in our country the state only does this, there is too much control over the electronic media. in a word, there is work to be done, although in general this law is better than many other laws that are called european. and what is the phenomenon, why in general our european partners positively evaluate the law on media, but insi

does this even push people to leave? a video of how a boy was evacuated even though his guardians screamed and they didn't give the child away, what is this, what is this story, and in the end, was it possible to get this child out of avdiyivka, unfortunately, these active shellings there, the density of the shelling does not really encourage people to evacuate, unfortunately , yes, at the beginning of the year, only 30 people were taken out of them, four of them the child is happy, even though the children are going, and it is happy at the expense of this story . sashko is such an active, normal boy , we talked to him personally after he was taken away , they were deciding how to move, where to go, and so on and so forth similar uh, uh, they left from their time, it's hmm, grandmother, the guardian, ah, mother, unfortunately, sashka died, the guardianship over him was with the grandmother, the grandmother well, when we gave her uh, uh guardianship, i remember this story uh, well, like how everything was normal, everythi

just russia, the only access that russia has to does, what does any read in the word is primarily the arctic circle into the arctic sea or it is on velocity was don't, was the pacific ocean. there is no other way that the russians have what access to the sea except the black sea. now in the black sea, it says it is to you to your brain that arrests our exercises. you know, what is the whole area of crimea the sea. busy evolved the porch, texting day during order us are places like that. i strongly always have subscribe to this idea that everything is acceptable, even even a, even a land to be a trip to russia is acceptable. but leaving russia without access to the black, she is actually o king, russia is actually instigating russia responded. and this is exactly what happened . my love, why don't this particular argument is the fact that in 2015, russia went to the board of her let back here in syria, all quite not all could buy, but the book was there was deployed. there also be the ab is there? it was so important for russia because that's the only manner in which you can have acces

in american media does not say anything about this. here are the airborne probes.hundreds of hours and hundreds of tons of paper and paint have already been exhausted about this topic. and this is not a topic. now imagine for a second, what would happen if the same railway accident happened in russia , in my opinion, the answer would be an obvious universal howl. a universal scandal is a meeting of the un security council to consider an extremely environmental catastrophe on the territory of the russian federation and more about ecology, more precisely about ways to manipulate agenda for environmental conservation . toward the end of last year, an article was published in which representatives of the russian branch of the wildlife fund claimed that most of the red book animals in 2100 would disappear altogether, allegedly due to lack of funding from the state, pr itself, and they say that the state does nothing do. and what do you need imilliards. well, there are billions. it is being spent and there is money. a? well, they say that nothing is being done, they rely

does pan donetsk really admire his neck so much?opy his style in everything, well, either the ukrainian media should puff out their cheeks less and take obviously possible options. in which cases the first is large passages, let's say between buildings, when the security service cannot 100% confirm that they have excluded all positions, let's say. uh, zelensky leaves the same sniper across the area for a long distance and goes his double, as soon as someone enters the room, the real one appears again. you cannot rule it out, experts say there is a double. it's not hard to believe. especially given how carefully zelensky is being guarded, he himself previously stated that he had survived at least a dozen assassination attempts, and this, they say, forces him to spend serious resources on protecting his personality. it is not known how many people you are involved there, but even before the start of your own, according to former kiev officials, it is not possible. this zelensky, in addition to the personal bodyguard, was attended by 7

and how long does it take?vidual combat training of a recruit now takes place according to an abbreviated scheme for uh, well, on average, yes, it is, well, according to our rules, it is 5 weeks for this basic training, but it is individual. reader's devil yes, this is group training. well, for combat coordination, yes, that is, ideally, ideally, well, under normal conditions, but mobile, mobile, mobilization, yes, as they say now, that is , there are two of you, two and a half to three months, this is the training of a specialist, although the numbers may differ. yes, i just called this only conditional numbers , because well, it depends on the situation there on the fields on the fronts, because the army needs people, the army needs society, i understand the difficult question, well, it’s simple. maybe you have some the vision of what kind of military personnel can be released into the occupied territories. i mean crimea and the east of ukraine, and the occupied luhansk donetsk region. i mean not only what is

the bay does like. the continuing, as my vision of africa though they spoke, is break in the cycle of my vision by believe it in the continent of africa. and i think that our people are so happy that the pope is turn in the gaze of the world last model. this continent that has so much potential, that often is it and marginalize big. my di met walter and in global politics. let's go back to maxima here in pennsylvania because this visit was, well, plan does. most people visits. ah, but the recent conflict that we've been hearing about and seeing the east of the country has certainly changed the tone of what he's been saying. how does this impact on you might say the public at large and also the catholic diaspora who's watching paps to see whether the co, the pope can make a difference. i believe the catholic church and the papacy and it's implemented are as made a difference already in the, in the most recent years in history of congress. because that's, remember the previous paper visits happened under

i'm often does. people aren't willing to be deprived of what they've, what decades to a change on thought niemen, not even for the climate debate, is definitely not funny. if should some people be allowed to pollute the planet more than others, because everyone must live with the consequences of the climate crisis. the max he out does, does is of the, the stove, whether they are allowed to do it is a moral and ethical question which can be disco, the hours and hours to come and see how long it is. but it doesn't actually help the matter comes on for the fact is that's the way it is when is vital, why? fuck this does this. so if i miss very much and we all cut back to reduce our carbon footprint. i, i'm here the focus bullish. that's of course a fair question about, but for me to actually say, i'll get rid of my vintage car to do something for the environment. clean out. so i can tell you quite frankly, no, i'm not prepared to do that. others kind of a lot of people here opposed the idea of cut backs

and he does not correct his behavior , does not try, does not drink.ot go to a psychologist, nor does it do anything. yes, then, most likely, he is a psychopath who will behave like this. here's to our viewers. this is a clear answer. how to distinguish yes indeed there your loved one has it something like that has accumulated, yes, and it flared up, or is it just a psychopathic hothouse. i have two questions. how to understand? is it possible to work with this person also second, if you understand that it is useless to work, how to remove him from your life, firstly, how to talk to them. yes? here is to talk. there are two positions, the so-called position, and you are the position of people very often, but when they do wrong, you choose the position when they say you are misbehaving. you're not good. you are sick. you're a fool. yes, you're bad aggressive it's you position. and in such positions, well, we only inflame the conflict, and e make it even more i position is just the one that says when you behave like that without judgment. it's just that