so they're speaking douglas . they're speaking about douglas.i don't believe that when you're an private chats with your colleagues , don't oh colleagues, you don't say, oh gosh, i hope x doesn't win because they're a bit more formidable . this isn't formidable. this isn't a politician trying to be a voice of reason that they're all very different. so for different reasons , they will bring reasons, they will bring challenges and opportunities for the opposition parties . and i the opposition parties. and i look forward to seeing who's successful who be successful and who will be facing it. first minister's question do have question and you do have a feisty relationship with nick nicola said. in nicola sturgeon, as you said. in fact, just a couple of weeks ago, she said that you would never reach the dizzying heights . mediocrity. yeah. does that sort of languish . does it hurt sort of languish. does it hurt in any way? is that part of it's an acceptable source of bit banter? well, in politics, it interestingly that that question came about beca

so they're about douglas . they're speaking about douglas.'re i don't believe that when you're an private chats with your colleagues , you say, oh colleagues, you don't say, oh gosh, i hope x doesn't win because they're a bit more formidable. this isn't a politician trying to be a voice of reason that they're all very different. so for different reasons , they will bring reasons, they will bring challenges and opportunities for the opposition parties . and i the opposition parties. and i look forward to seeing who's successful who be successful and who will be facing it. first minister's question do have question and you do have a feisty relationship nick feisty relationship with nick nicola as said. in nicola sturgeon, as you said. in fact, just a couple of weeks ago, she said that you would never reach the dizzying heights . mediocrity. yeah. does that sort of languish . does it hurt sort of languish. does it hurt in any way? is that part of it's an acceptable source of bit banter? well, in politics, it interestingly that that question came

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douglas, always a pleasure to have you back on this show.'m not paid to say that although i should be. there's always a but with me and it's usually firm. would you ever hire one of these people as a lawyer. could you imagine them trying to argue a case in court. >> it's terrifying. these, most people think stanford is like the third best law school in america. these students are going to go onto serious careers or should have gone onto serious careers. i think they should be chucked out of the university. i think every one should be fired. they shouldn't be able to work, not in the law. they're not going to be able to represent any clients. it's going to be a horrible shock for them when they discover what crime is. >> real crime. >> not just hurty word, murder, stabbing, rape. they will have to be in court prosecuting or defending. we don't want a generation of american lawyers who run out of the courtroom for safe space. there's one other thing, this apology just isn't enough. i still can't get over the sheer joy of the fact that the dive

douglas murray, great to have you here, douglas. this is something everybody cares about, right. we all want the best for our children in this country and for our families, and this is basically what's in this parental bill of rights act and what the school districts would have to do as a result. they have to post the curriculum as we just mentioned, publicly, they have to provide a list of books that are at the school, sounds reasonable, you can tell me. give parents access to the budget information, which -- they want everybody accessible to the parents. allow parents to speak at school board meetings. what about this would democrats oppose? >> it seems wildly uncontroversial, doesn't it, and all of this is just about transparency. obviously it's a republican -- i think very intelligent republican response to something that happened in 2020. which was during the lockdown, many american parents discovered for the first time some of the things their children were being taught. home learning surprised a lot of american parents with some of the details, some of the technical stuff

douglas, always a pleasure to have you back on this show. i'm not paid to say that although i should be. there's always a but with me and it's usually firm. would you ever hire one of these people as a lawyer. could you imagine them trying to argue a case in court. >> it's terrifying. these, most people think stanford is like the third best law school in america. these students are going to go onto serious careers or should have gone onto serious careers. i think they should be chucked out of the university. i think every one should be fired. they shouldn't be able to work, not in the law. they're not going to be able to represent any clients. it's going to be a horrible shock for them when they discover what crime is. >> real crime. >> not just hurty word, murder, stabbing, rape. they will have to be in court prosecuting or defending. we don't want a generation of american lawyers who run out of the courtroom for safe space. there's one other thing, this apology just isn't enough. i still can't get over the sheer joy of the fact that the di

stephen douglas. they they saw douglass as the wedge that was going to shatter the democratic into two factions. the douglas democrat rats and the buchanan democrats. and they liked that. and they were willing, as lincoln saw it, to sack price lincoln towards that. lincoln and chase didn't in 1858. lincoln was busy with other aspects of the campaign, but lincoln appreciated chase's help. he wrote him early in the new year to thank him. he saying that he was, quote, one of the very few distinguished whose sympathy we in illinois receive last year. of all those whose sympathy we thought we had reason to us to. as 1860 started, if you been making a list of republican presidential candidates, chase would have been probably two or number three on that list of likely presidential candidates. lincoln was well down the as 1860 started. indeed, i found and an article in the new york tribune that listed a dozen presidential. and the most striking thing about that article is it does not mention abraham lincoln c

douglas emhoff, the second gentleman of the united states.er this week, i spoke with emhoff, breaking barriers as the first husband of a vice president, and the first jewish person in the position about becoming the administration's leading voice in the fight against antisemitism, both at home and abroad. >> you've made speaking out about antisemitism, but you've really laid into it. talk more about why that's so important? >> i wish i wouldn't have to, jonathan. this is something that has been so prevalent. it's just exacerbating itself here and worldwide, just in the last several months. as vice president tells me, this is an issue that found me. i was really ready to jump into a. between traveling to europe, the picture next to that, i was at the u.n. with ambassador greenfield and others, talking to you and about this scorch of antisemitism and hatred in general. it's not just jewish issues, it's an issue for all of us. talking to leaders of all the other countries, how we need to band together on this assassinations, but we need to band

hi, only ukip member of parliament, douglas. hi, douglas . hello, douglas. hi, douglas.how are you? very well. great to have you back on the show. course, you're joining us live from the united states . is live from the united states. is high immigration price worth paying high immigration price worth paying for economic growth . paying for economic growth. i think you should have some level of migration . i wouldn't be in of migration. i wouldn't be in favour of no . i am, after all, favour of no. i am, after all, a migrant here in the united states. you need some level of migration. but the idea is that you have to have a highly of migration in order to be prosperous . i would say it's prosperous. i would say it's simply not true . actually, what simply not true. actually, what you've had in britain is very high migration , which has meant high migration, which has meant that have had cheap labour and, a low productivity growth. i would say that actually uncontrolled migration has actually been harmful to increases uk living standards and wage growth. now clearly when

hi, only ukip member of parliament, douglas. hi, douglas . hello, douglas. hi, douglas.mark. how are you? very well. great to have you back on the show. course, you're joining us live from the united states . is live from the united states. is high immigration price worth paying high immigration price worth paying for economic growth . paying for economic growth. i think you should have some level of migration . i wouldn't be in of migration. i wouldn't be in favour of no . i am, after all, favour of no. i am, after all, a migrant here in the united states. you need some level of migration. but the idea is that you have to have a highly of migration in order to be prosperous . i would say it's prosperous. i would say it's simply not true . actually, what simply not true. actually, what you've had in britain is very high migration , which has meant high migration, which has meant that have had cheap labour and, a low productivity growth. i would say that actually uncontrolled migration has actually been harmful to increases uk living standards and wage growth. now clearly

douglas ross . is a famous self douglas ross.is a famous self in the bizarre place was actually hoping there might be another intervention from legality just to sort long run from humza yousaf that didn't address the question at all because i specifically asked your legal . we will suspend . your legal. we will suspend. fended the session there because of the public gallery becoming involved we were thinking it was going to be a fairly feisty session and it's proved to be douglas the intimating that he was expecting some kind of reaction there from the public gallery . it is the case of gallery. it is the case of course that humza yusuf may be facing more problems from the backbenches of his own party than the opposition . the fact than the opposition. the fact that, of course, kate forbes, who ran in a very close in that election , is out of government election, is out of government effectively it is shona robinson, the new deputy who is now in the spotlight as , the now in the spotlight as, the minister for the economy, which i

well joining me now from london is douglas mcwilliams. he's the executive deputy chairman of the center for economics and business research could to have you with douglas. she same thing. plains washington for his country's economic slowdown. how much is america's trade war? and the export restrictions really impacted china's economy? is it to blame? well, direct sport. so john, by about 6 percent. so it is a partial factor. but i think the recent problems in china have a lot more to do with. first of all, the problems of cambridge and the way it exploded after they opened up a bit. and then the recovery from that i don't think that you could entirely blame washington for, for chinese words. what do you make friend of china as modest economic growth outlook? it's g d p for cost. i mean by, by anyone else's standards, it would be pretty good, but by china's, it's pretty low. you still might be back to say that if you think 5 percent his mother's just look at what the rest of us again. i mean, when you climb higher up the mountain, the ag c

is douglas mac williams. he's the executive deputy chairman of the center for economics and business research. good to have you with a set douglas champagne claims. washington for his country's economic kirk slow down. how much is america's trade war and the export restrictions really impacted china's economy? is it to blame? well, direct sport so done by about 6 percent. so it is a partial factor, but i think the recent problems in china have a lot more to do with. first of all, the problems of coverage and the way it exploded after they opened up a bit and. and then the recovery from that, i don't think you can internally blame washington for cut for china as well as what do you make then of her, china's modest economic growth outlook. it's g d p forecast. i mean by, by anyone else's standards, it would be pretty good, but by china's, it's pretty low. you are still my words from the i'm the back to say that if you think 5, the sentence modest, just look at what the rest of us. again, i mean, when you climb

douglas brinkley mentioned douglas macarthur, he was eventually removed from command. brinkley williams. great to have you on where we're discussing this a lot in the future. i'm sure thank you. well, trump's former right hand man, mike pence. he called the indictment and outrage in an interview with cnn . we're going to dig into how this impacts the 2024 race. we're in it that's coming up. plus a number of other major stories we are covering this morning, including the first funeral today for one of the children killed just a few days ago and that nashville school shooting nine year old evelyn dick house. we're live in nashville as new 911 calls are released and later the kremlin claiming it's still safe for foreign journalists to work in russia despite the arrest of the wall street journal reporter live in moscow with the latest on his case. allergies don't have to be scary. defeat allergy headaches fast witith new felons , headache and allergy relief to pills relieve allergy headache, pain congestion that causes it. headache and allergy reliefs. all good queion can

>> i hope not. >> i certainly don't. >> have you don't expect any more bank failures douglas?going to let -- quite remarkable guarantee on depositors facility to refinance, at extraordinary generous rates essentially going to backdoor quantitative easing no they are not going to fail this policy -- more aggressive than two banks suggested. maria: look ad credit suisse how that is trading this morning speculation about that yesterday. it was struggling, and we want to watch credit suisse to get commentary from executive team there, to try to understand what is taking place there stephanie what about you are you expecting bank failures from here? >> well, i agree with douglas, basically what they said to the banks don't worry about it your securities are worth you know -- so you're one hundred percent you are good. um, the problem kind of a nuanced you distinction is essentially, they're telling banking system hey there is no impact to you for all rate hikes we have done but main street o you guys you got to suck it up essentially what they're doing; right? >>. maria: here is th

debi douglas, thank you. new controversy in america, new report exposing 60's00 u.s. schools for hiding student identities from their own parents. >> ashley: in pennsylvania, democrats want to force parents to sit through education session before their kids are exempt from passing. is one mom okay with the left lecturing her? that is next. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to 60% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering

joining me american action forum president douglas holtz-eakin. money to leave off of the table. so why shouldn't companies suck it up do all the things they're telling them to do, become social justice warriors? >> well i think the real danger it didn't ever end, right? once you get in, agree to these restrictions what's next? they have already threatened profit sharing. that sounds a lot like if you make money off the $52 billion we'll take it away from you. so is it really in the long run interests of these firms and their shareholders to go for the quick money? that is the question. boy the more things they add to this the less it looks like a good idea. charles: what is really intriguing, when they first announced it i thought it was fantastic. this is one of the better things i thought the biden administration thought about doing to combat china. we should have done something similar a long time ago. at least acknowledge the fact we've been handing over technology for a buck a long time. wouldn't it be ashamed if they squandered it? >> put a

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douglas is using eleven tons of ocean plastic in his show. what inspired you to create this installation piece i grew up north this place called queen charlotte islands? about four years ago i was up there. and plastic bottles recently washing up on the sacred beh. evanlizing moment for me. so i thought well let's maken image of the trash but one which has been through the motional. tangled to it i guess. copeland isn't pretending to offer solutions. but he is hoping to engage audiences. who ordinarily wouldn't stop to think abt the problem? and ultimately he's hopeful we can turn things around before it's too late. i' heartened by the energy british columbia's putting into tackli the problem of plastic pollution. before i leave i want to return to the ocean legacy boat. to see how much fu the machine has produced. anything different colors is this the next oil separating into different. it is yeah the what's new coming out of this machine is a mixed oil and in that oil we can separate into kerosene oil diesel fuel and petroleum products. you

douglas gaston calls my attention to an interesting mural. the bird on the wall is standing on one foot and holding a stone in its claw. it's meant to remind the envoys to pay close attention to the debates. whoever falls asleep as dropping the ball or hear the stone and disturbing the diet. admittedly, there is no way for me to know how the envoys spend their free time all those years ago. but my guess would be that more than once, they found themselves just a couple of kilometers of the river at the danube gorge. it's where belton book convent stance. it's home to one of germany's oldest breweries and up to this day, well worth a visit. the most beautiful root of 8 am book abbey takes her across the river through the daniel gorge between limestone, wools up to 70. meet his hein for the full experience hub on excellent, the traditional boat of the gun. you've fishermen put it all is good. and goodwin, once upon a time, a rowing was the only option that i was, but no one does that any more than i submitted it. now we have a motor flight, but

historian douglas brinkley is joining us now and douglas. it's great to see you. there is clearly a desire here from putin and sheet disrupt this world order that's been in place for decades. what are the chances of that happening? and what should the us expect in the coming years? i think the disruption just happened, you know? look, the russian ukraine war is taxing everybody. it's become a which side are you on scenario? you know japan, for example, and great britain or nato allies are all with ukraine. with us. china is seeming to pivot to russia, and that means a problem for the united states. we still have the great trade agreements with china. there are great economic partner but on issues of energy and security, military affairs global world strategy. we're seeing the tilt to china with russia, and i think history will treat this summit meeting with president xi and president putin had as being an epic moment because we're now seeing as you just showed on the clips of what's going on in ukraine, a putin coming home feeling very empowered that china has his

elizabeth: break it up and sell it off, that is it congressman and douglas thank you. elizabeth: look who is back with us. fired up. former economy adviser to president trump, steve moore, we saw -- good to see you, janet yellen saying they pick and choose by fiat, at at -- ad hoc on the fly. who gets to have their bank uninsured deposits backstopped by u.s. government. steve, can we jump this shark? >> you know, sounds like just crony capitalism, you know you contribute money to one of political parties, and you support their candidates you get the bailouts, this is -- this is what a third world banana republic does, you make up the rules as you go along. elizabeth: steve, we don't go there. this is the most incompetent white house on banking that we've seen, it is unfortunate to see treasury secretary yellen sound as infuriating as homeland security chief mayorkas, and she just cops the party line in the white house, she used to the be more of an independent thinker. >> i have to tell you, people in washington, d.c., live in a bubble, they don't understand this. i ha

was it a girl who said who was with douglas? so i was shocked. you know, but really i was confused and didn't know what was happening. them onto them, journals of the 10s of thousands now displaced. some have ended up in crisis centers like this one set up in a school. many of those here were women and children in desperate need of food and water. but supplies are running short and getting more aid through is proving difficult, with many roads and bridges now destroyed. adding to a growing humanitarian crisis in a country already struggling with a collar outbreak. and as the emergency response now turns into a recovery mission. with more bodies than survivors being pulled from the mud and debris, the death toll and lasting impact of this national tragedy is only expected to become even greater. oh, let's get more this from pools a little more for king. he is senior forecaster in disaster risk reduction from the south african web, our service. hello sir. cycling. freddy made land for twice or 3 times and lingered on for so long. what makes it uniq

anchor: that was douglas herbert reporting earlier from the elysee palace.hot and killed a palestinian man armed with explosives. israeli police open fire on a group throwing stones, killing a 16-year-old boy. that came after israelis were wounded in downtown tel aviv on thursday. it is the deadliest violence on the west bank in decades. now to another major story in world politics. saudi arabia and iran have agreed to restore diplomatic ties. the breakthrough was brokered by china during a series of meetings in beijing and comes after a seven-year split between the mideast rivals. as part of the deal, saudi arabia and iran of agreed to reopen embassies in each other's untries within two months. we get the latest from our correspondent in iran. >> as always, there are two differentets of reactions. one i from your average citizens, and then from the government. first, a reaction from people who have been starving for some good news for a very long time. i would say supporters of the government are generally pleased and cautiously optimistic. the opponents of

to douglas. - let's go see the plane. - yeah. we'll go and have a look.the falklands are a lot bigger than most people realize. several of our flights are over 100 miles. the islands are spread over a big area, the islands and certain parts are a long way apart, and this is the only way. now, you pull that until you're comfortable. ... ready for departure. (sophie fouron) this morning, we're off to see mallory. she's a teacher on lorenzo farm, so it'll be interesting to see how school works there, in a remote place like lorenzo farm. it's not that far. it's only a twenty-minute flight, but still. very remote. (troyd bowles) there's a whale over here. two of them. (sophie fouron) oh! o.k. (troyd bowles) three of them. four of them. (sophie fouron) oh! wow! - there we go. - how long have you been doing this for? - so i've been doing this just over 20 years. - my god. and you're from here? - yeah. i am from the falklands. - w many flights a day do you usually do? - with figas, generally at this time of year, we'll do anything from four to eight in a day. - t

. >> reporter: douglas morgan has long tackled barriers and broken through, becoming the first blackin the male-dominated casino industry, chairing the gaming control board. >> i think we know as moms, you can pack a diaper bag, lunch, and have everything planned and something is not going to go as planned and those skills transfer into running a sports team or organization. >> reporter: douglas morgan says she is proud to be a role model but it's not enough. >> success would not be being the first black female president of an nfl team and they're not being anymore for the next ten or 15 years. its opening doors to allow other people to have the same opportunities and the seat at the table. >> reporter: you will have people say it is because of you. >> that would be a tremendous blessing. >> danya bacchus, cbs news, las vegas. >> norah: we are cheering her on. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i am orah >> judge judy: i'm not believing a whole lot of what you're telling me, mr. davis. >> announcer: his ex had the same issue as the judge. >> she was accusing me of not being faithf

was it a girl who said who was with douglas? so i was shocked. you know, but really i was confused and didn't know what was happening. mom on broken again, most of the 10s of thousands now displaced. some have ended up in crisis centers like this one set up in a school. many of those here were women and children in desperate need of food and water. but supplies are running short and getting more 8 through is proving difficult, with many roads and bridges now destroyed. adding to a growing humanitarian crisis in a country already struggling with a cholera outbreak. and as the emergency response now turns into a recovery mission. with more bodies than survivors being pulled from the mud and debris, the death toll elastic impact of this national tragedy is only expected to become even greater. oh, before we go, his a reminder at the top stories we're following for you. this el turkeys president richard todd owen has announced anchor is approving fin lens bid to join nato. move comes off to talks between edwin and his finished counterpart solving ini

i'm meeting the director of the regensburg museums, douglas gaston b o. b b banking. ha ha ha ha vasa, what exactly was the perpetual diet rings? book law in from the 17th to the early 19th century, hagen's book was actually the capital of europe. a bit like brussels to day. that was a live mitchell. diet was convened in 1663 just a few years after the 30 years war. some old representatives from all countries from all cities gathered here. they were supposed to discuss taxes and military issues, but the talks been dragged on for so long, but they never came to a final agreement. when people or at least not for a 143 years until 18 o 6. um asked him, your telemundo takes the 100000 hits hic. yon v. is that why was it set up in regensburg links book bought on in the several big gatherings had already taken place in hagen's book. look good. the city is located on the danube and the dawn also, the emperor was able to travel to vienna along the river in the house is money. that infrastructure was unique and offered short travel times. messages could reach the

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mark douglas, ceo of mountain.er tropical storm freddy struck the country for a second time, killing more than a hundred people. rescue workers describe being completely overwhelmed by the rainfall and mudslides. the cyclone's one of the longest running in history and has caused havoc across parts of southern africa. the bbc�*s shingai nyoka has more. after leaving a trail of destruction in madagascar and mozambique, tropical storm freddy travelled westwards and is now pummelling southern malawi, felling trees and power lines. dozens of people are now confirmed dead and at least 200 are hospitalised. homes and infrastructure destroyed by the sheer force of the water and mudslides. in the suburb of blantyre, of the second—largest city, a desperate search for those trapped beneath the rubble. translation: so far we have recovered 30 bodies - but we are not yet done. we're still looking for more victims. i'm using this hope at least to find someone. since the storm struck over the weekend, the death toll has risen sha

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douglas silliman.reviously served as us ambassador to iraq. i asked him what went right and wrong with the war. first of all, the decision to launch the invasion was ill—conceived, and part of the reason was american policymakers never really defined the reasons for the war for the american public and for themselves either. they also did not do a very good job of planning for the day after a successful invasion, there was an assumption that iraq would somehow fall back into place and become stable even though the united states and allies had overthrown the government. i think from the very beginning, the lack of clear goals and the lack of preparation for the day after set a very bad precedent for what was going to subsequently happen. there was some support, though, and clearly the us was able to get the support of the uk for example and also critics and people that suffered under saddam hussein were happy to see him go. do you think there are some positives there, clearly, you don't feel there was a

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douglas, great to see you. >> great to be back. are you surprised, this is running 10 days running, nothing to say all the days and weeks running? >> this is the least surprising story at the moment. french pension reforms is always a huge issue in france. consecutive french presidents stumbled on this issue. worth remembering what the context is. this is talking about raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. average life expect tan at this in france is 82 thereabouts. higher than the united states. neil: is it really? with all of that cream sauerss everything? >> with all of that. everyone knows if you have average retirement of 20 years, you're going to have to have worked hard to have built up that pension pot and consecutive french presidents says it doesn't exist in state pensions and others. 15 years ago nicholas sarkozy tried to raise retirement age. there were scenes not dissimilar to scenes like this in paris, french cities after 2000. after sarkozy a left-wing prime minister was elected. olan, he reversed, slowed down th

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[applause] >> is welcome douglas murray. -- please welcome douglas murray. [applause] >> well, good morning, everybody. i'm douglas murray, and i'm going to speak first for this session. vivek will follow me and they will have discussion and hope to have some of the questions that come up. we will be talking this morning about meritocracy. seems a pretty good time to talk about that in america. let me preface by the way say what a pleasure it is for me to be here with "national review" and national institute, and what it is a pleasure to be with vivek who i wish all luck. [laughing] >> i'll take it. [applause] >> thank you. >> some years ago an event in london my friend british authoritarian and roberts is a you a note was asked a visiting dignitary if you would grade prime minister, andrew, what would you do? andrew was condemned to say my first act would be to make douglas the minister in charge of education and public enlightenment. and i said, and war. [laughing] and ever since it's been my request to everyone i i know running for office, so again, vivek

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to douglas holtz-eakin, former director of the congressional budget office.oug, this kind of language we're hearing typical of those in federal reserve, those in power in washington, the banking system is sound, the underpinnings are good, i get that but do you have any worries especially silicon valley bank goes off for a song, you could argue that? first republic as well, you know, propped up for a song? even the credit suisse situation with ubs, ubs got that not only on the cheap but almost for free. so you could start saying you know, rescues those these might be, successful mergers to avoid a panic though they might be, they are reminding you they're kind of built on a bunch of matchsticks, aren't they? >> yeah, wells certainly you hope that these are isolated events. that we're now seeing something that you should see in every industry, when firms fail, other firms are there to take that and reuse that capital and use it more productively. the real question, neil, is there something more systemic out there? we saw a lot of demand for discount window bor