duncan: i think it will be part of the development.e still maintain in all ev future and a zero emission strategy. i think hybrids will be part of that journey together. jonathan: i am interested in the zero emissions. when i hear about the electric ev hummer, how on earth is that good for the environment? i've seen the size of those things. how is that good for the environment? jonathan: they are nowhere near as big -- duncan: they are nowhere near as big as you think. i bought one. it is the best vehicle you can buy. super easy to drive around town. a turning circle the size of a small car. it has air suspension so it glides along the potholes of this great city and the roof comes off making it a convertible vehicle. 0-60 in three seconds. if you are on the highway it drives hands-free. zero tailpipe emissions. jonathan: to make the thing? zero tailpipe emissions, but to make it electric hummer, are we saying that is good for the environment? duncan: we are very responsible in the sourcing of the materials that go into the batteries

duncan, thank you. - ready to open up more. ok. duncan, thank you.ncan wrigley there from pantheon macroeconomics. staying with china — hong kong's controversial new security law came into effect over the weekend. critics have said article 23 could undermine the city's status as an international financial hub. beijing says the legislation will protect national interests and allow hong kong to focus on economic development. our business reporter joao da silva has more. article 23 looks to be the lightest to land in hong kong after a pro—democracy protest in 2019, then the pandemic and stricter lockdowns which granted the economy to a halt. international businesses have moved out and set up regional headquarters in asia. housing prices have plunged 20% since there 2021 p. hong kong's crown jewel, the hang seng index, trades at roughly half its value before the 2019 protest. and for the first time since the economic freedom of the world index started more than 50 years ago, the city has lost its spot at the top of the ranking. now, is concerned that pro

, iain duncan smith, if i can ask you. as a _ briefly, iain duncan smith, if i can ask you, as a formerdemocracy? — democracy? there is no question that is what those malign entities would want to happen. if you ask me have we been fast enough and quick enough and focused enough to deal with it, the answer has to be no. not for want of trying by the security services, i have to tell you, because i think they have been well aware of what this was. i go back to 2020, when some of our supposed the entry of huawei into 56. i thought the government received bad advice. eventually, we were able to demonstrate it was not the case, and it was politicians, parliamentarians, that actually opposed that and stopped it. what we have hope since it was that we could stop it. we were sanctioned because we had on earth the xinjang genocide, and it is a genocide. even the un have suggested that is the case. because we got that, these were official documents, china were furious with those of us as individuals as well, you know the government sanctioned three very lowly officials, they went ahead and sanct

thank you, duncan- _ won't happen. thank you, duncan. see _ won't happen. thank you, duncan. you, duncan. see you again . won't happen. thank you, i duncan. see you again soon. let's get some of the day 5 other news now. later today, the trial of one of the uk's most successful tech entrepreneurs will commence in san fransisco. mike lynch stands accused of what prosecutors call "the largest fraud in the history of silicon valley". the accusations go back to 2011, when lynch sold his software company, autonomy, to hewlett packard for $11.7 billion. he is accused of having falsified the company's accounts for two years prior to the deal. he will be tried on 16 counts of wire and securities fraud, which carry sentences of up to 20 years. he was extradited from the uk last year after a five—year battle. lynch claims hp made him a scapegoat for its own mismanagement. tesla has announced it will increase the price of its model y electric vehicles as it faces stiff competition from its rivals. starting on 22nd march, customers in some european countries will pay roughly $2,200 more

dayton duncan, an award winning writer and filmmaker. he's an author of 14 books and for more than years has collaborated ken burns as a writer producer of historical documentaries, including the west, lewis and clark, the journey of the core discovery, the dust bowl, country music and the national parks, america's best idea for which he won two emmy awards. personally, i wanted to thank him because we took my husband. i took a spirited the desert tour fall and here that's on the whole trip they showed us that he and ken burns had produced and it was absolutely vnspectacular. his most regret excuse me his most recent collaboration with burns is a documentary, the american buffalo. duncan has also been involved in many conservation organizations. president bill clinton, him chair of the american heritage rivers advisory committee and secretary of the interior bruce babbitt, appointed him to the board of the national park foundation. and in the spring of 2009, the director of the national park service named duncan as an honorary park range

thanks very much, duncan. duncan regulate on the latest on china— uk relations.l tell parliament. "expensive, cramped and ageing." that's the damning verdict on the uk's housing stock from a new report. the resolution foundation, which campaigns to improve living standards for those on lower incomes, compared housing here with other leading nations, like the us, germany and japan. it claims householders are getting an inferior product in terms of "quantity and quality. " let's talk to lindsayjudge, research director at the resolution foundation. thanks very much forjoining us. talk us through the key findings here. the quality of uk housing seems especially poor? yes, so if we look at what we spend on housing in the uk and what we get for our money, really, critically, we are definitely at the bottom of the international league table. let me compare us to a couple of countries with very similar levels of prosperity as we do in the uk. we spent 57% more for our quality adjusted housing in the uk to austria, and about 36% more than canadians do. so we're clearly no

duncan, we will leave it there _ systems change.ve it there but thank you very much indeed. that was the founder of one water, it is world water day and a quick look at the markets before i leave you. things we are waiting for the us to wake up and here in london as well but yesterday closing up record highs, a record close the in the us. stay with us with more coming up stay with us with more coming up on bbc news. hello, there. it's going to be turning colder right across the uk, as we head through the rest of the week. sunny spells and showers through the day on thursday. lots of rainbows spotted by our weather watchers towards the north. that theme at least is set to continue, so more blustery showers, a brisk, northwesterly wind and just some chillier feeling air, with a possibility of some nighttime frosts in the more rural, sheltered spots. why? well, because this cold front will be sinking southwards and eastwards, as we head through the day on friday, introducing that colder—feeling air. already a chilly start to the day fr

duncan: mr.nce the harmful anti-american energy policies of the biden administration, western caucus chairman dan newhouse. from day one, the biden administration has waged war on american energy. their actions and(u policies hae jeopardized our grid security and caused america to become more dependent on foreign adversaries like iran and russia and others and increased energy costs for everyday americans. energy is foundational to everything in ariy powers our country, it employs our workers, and it drives our economy. when the cost of energy goes up, so d everything else. since president biden took office, the administration has taken over 170 regulatory actions to make ito produce and deliver american energy. president biden and house democrats are doing everything in their■i to regulatory american energy workers out of existence and they don't care how it negatively impacts communities in south carolina or any other state around thecounte needs of radical climate lobby over hard-working ameri

and by duncan larcombe, former royal editor of the sun. duncan duncan, thank you for joining us.ion. are you surprised about this row about photoshopping? and is it really a big deal because most people do this with family snaps . family snaps. >> yeah i think there's a i think there'll be a lot of people that just think, so what. and i can understand that reaction. but, but these it pictures issued by the palace are they're, they're moments in history. they're very important . history. they're very important. and if they've been played with and doctored in any way , that and doctored in any way, that does raise some quite serious questions about the honesty and transparency of the palace machine , if you like. machine, if you like. >> is the problem , duncan? that >> is the problem, duncan? that maybe the palace machine doesn't really think like journalists do, particularly with al threatening a lot of professions at the moment. people are hyper sensitive about putting out photographs that may have been tinkered with. and that's why you those three agencies you saw those three a

now i can cross live to ian duncan smith, of course.r leader of the conservative tvs. good evening to you . uh, ian. to you. uh, ian. >> good evening. good evening. >> good evening. good evening. >> you you listened to rishi sunak there. do you feel galvanised ? do you feel full of galvanised? do you feel full of positivity and hope? following his words ? his words? >> well, i think he said the right things. so whether it inspires me or doesn't inspire me, he's in a way irrelevant. the question is, are we going to act on it? and the reality we've seen on our streets every single saturday and in other cities as well , apart saturday and in other cities as well, apart from london, we've seen really quite intimidating marches . a lot of people feel marches. a lot of people feel very intimidated. i've talking to a lot of jewish people who are frightened now. there have been a lot of chants taking place. i had a comment with somebody who'd been chanting away from the river to the sea, and i asked them, what do they think river the means? thi

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i think the big question will be if geoff duncan becomes the no labels candidate what do they put out policy-wise? because there are a lot of voters who are going to say you know, it's great for you to gop 2.0. but if that gop, 2.0 is still anti-abortion and still has life begins at conception in ways that jeopardize in vitro fertilization. and they're not willing to protect voting rights that still maybe something that some independence and repub, and democrats couldn't support jeff duncan, even though they liked that he stood up to trump to your metro and also be important find out who that running mate would be. tia mitchell. thanks so much. enjoy this sunday. >> president biden face criticism from democrats following his state of the union address some fell felt that he fell short in addressing the israel hamas conflict and ceasefire additionally, his choice of using the term illegal in talking about a migrant accused of murdering a 22 year-old nursing student that sparked backlash. let's get to cnn chief congressional correspondent and inside politics anchor of manu razo. motto,

geoff duncan, 48 year-old, was a republican lieutenant governor of georgia under brian kemp from 2019 to early 2023, is a conservative republican and also a vocal critic of donald trump's efforts to over returned the 2020 presidential election. duncan recently wrote an op-ed in the atlanta journal constitution titled end doesn't justify the means on trump about why he won't support trump for president. writing quote, trump has become incapable of leading in a respectable or mature way until more of us are willing to acknowledge that pardon, truth, we will be on the outside looking in. the news came the day after president biden, state of the union address, which calm the nerves of many in his own party about his capacity and vigor for the campaign and the job. it's too soon to know if biden's performance will dent the polling that for months has been finding many americans unhappy with rematch of the 2020 rivals. last fall, a fox news poll found that 50% of registered voters would dread a biden trump rematch as primary voting began this year. and the inevitability gain momentum. a reu

so i like this company. >> always great to hear from you, duncan.ll leave it there and go back to julia on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the president of the nysc. julia? >> that's right, tyler. i'm joined by lynn martin, the president of the new york stock exchange. thanks for joining us. what does this mean? we see the stock is trading at $53.50. what does thismean for the ipo market in general? >> i think the ipo markets are open. this is a great example of a company that's spent a couple of years focusing on their business, refining their strategy, and they're getting a warm welcome by the public markets today. it's great. >> you have a sense of listings picking up, i know things are slower than they were in 2021. what is your expectation for the next six months? >> we have a lot of companies that we're working with to get out in the second quarter. today was a big test, though. can a company go public? will the market embrace them, and it's a big day for reddit's community. so thrilled for them. >> such a big moment for that com

the former tory leader sir iain duncan—smith, who has been calling for tougher action against china,ement, like an elephant giving birth to a mouse. the reality is that in those three years, the chinese have trashed the sino—british agreement, they have been committing murder and slave labour and genocide in xinjiang, we have had churches broken, and in hong kong, false court cases againstjimmy lai. he is right, isn't he? it is particularly awkward for your former boss, david cameron, who was meeting backbenchers tonight. not long ago, he was lobbying on behalf of the chinese state? i he was lobbying on behalf of the chinese state?— he was lobbying on behalf of the chinese state? i think if you look at the relationship _ chinese state? i think if you look at the relationship with - chinese state? i think if you look at the relationship with china, i at the relationship with china, matters have changed a heck of a lot in recent years. largely because china has changed its approach stop the chain of ten years ago was a country where one could be at least reasonably optimistic that they

let's speak to the author of the report, duncan agnew.the link between ice melting impacting how the earth spins and therefore affecting time? you've compared it to how a figure skater spins. yes, the usual analogy is a figure skater who is spinning pulls in her arms and legs and spends much faster and in this case we are looking at the reverse process where sending mass to the equator is like putting their arms and legs out and slowing down. globalwarming their arms and legs out and slowing down. global warming can lead to melting in the arctic and greenland and all of the ice is disappearing from the greenland ice cap going into the ocean in distributed across the world, making measurable difference in the rotation of the earth. ~ ., , , , earth. what is the biggest implication _ earth. what is the biggest implication of _ earth. what is the biggest implication of this - earth. what is the biggest implication of this for - earth. what is the biggest - implication of this for timekeeping and how does it differ from just using the atomic

. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us. we begin tonight in new mexico where authorities have captured a suspect accused of gunning down a state trooper friday who tried to help the suspect. 33-year-old jaremy smith is now in custody after authorities arrested him followig a police pursuit and shoot-out in albuquerque. smith was spotted by a gas station clerk, which prompted an urgent manhunt this weekend and a chilling warning to communities to be on the lookout for the armed and dangerous suspected killer. cbs's elise preston has the details on smith's capture and his condition. elise. >> reporter: jericka, new mexico police say the suspect is in the hospital under guard after being shot during his arrest. 33-year-old jaremy smith was captured after a foot chase and gunfire. some of the bullets leaving him wounded. >> we said that we would bring jaremy smith to justice. there was nowhere that he could run, that there was nowhere he could hide. >> reporter: investigators say smith, seen in

i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for watching. at 6:00, the dry spell is ending. rain starting to march into the bay area. we've got the latest on when you can expect it. >>> and how a movement started in the bay area is working to bring awareness to the women hostages being held by hamas. we hear from a south bay doctor treating patients in gaza. >>> you don't realize how dire the circumstances are until you come and work here. >> a north bay camp was nearly destroyed by the fire, but the buildings weren't the only things changed during the construction. >> we rearranged everything. >> live from the cbs studios in san francisco on sunday, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. and let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. after whiteout conditions, the area is getting even more snow. at last check there were no chain controls at this point for either i-80 or i-50. >> time to get a check of what's happening next with first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> going to share another view with you right now from our

now back to nile gardiner former foreign policy advisor to margaret thatcher, to duncan's point, there is unprecedented transparency here in the royal family, the fact that kate sat down and made this video, that has never been done before. so, there is a much greater public openness in terms of the royal family but we still don't know the whole story because we don't know what type of cancer she has been diagnosed with. because her prognosis would depend a lot on what type of cancer it is. we also don't know what type of cancer the king has. >> yes, there is a very good point. the video today, of course, is a remarkable step forward in terms of transparency and openness from the royal family but at the same time buckingham palace not revealing the exact nature of the cancer for the princess of wales and also for the king. there are limits i think to the level of openness and transparency we are going to see, buckingham palace i think is naturally being very, very protected. i think this certainly was the right decision taken by the princess of wales and undoubtedly by the princess of

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like to get duncan smith. get his reaction to rishi sunak's leadership of leadership and also this idea of penny mordaunt giving the tories a chance of winning a better chance of winning the next welcome back to the camilla tominey show. it's lovely to have your company this sunday morning. if i'm a bit croaky. by the way, i have spent the whole week off ill in bed. i've got the lurgy that i think half the country got. if i have a country has got. so if i have a little fit, you'll little coughing fit, you'll hopefully forgive me. now i'm delighted that joined delighted to say that i'm joined now conservative now by former conservative leader iain duncan smith, leader sir iain duncan smith, the and the mp for chingford and woodford lovely to see woodford green. lovely to see you morning. now the you this morning. now the newspapers bring us news of tory calamity . sir ian, with the calamity. sir ian, with the tories apparently heading for the biggest defeat in history. talk of labour winning 250 seats, majority

duncan. i thihair -- i thank the chair mrs. mcmorris rodgers and i appreciate the leadership of garon this particular legislation h.r. 1023. the cutting green corruption and taxes act. this debate has been pretty amusing. the reason we're here is because the american public is sick and tired of the games. the veil has been lifted. they know the facts. affordability and reliability are the most important thingts about the actual emissions that have been cut. but let's just start with the fact that this natural gas tax is unworkable. it was included despite never being considered, never being talked about with stakeholders in places like the basin whee i represent. there was never expert testimony that talked about how to work this in. you know, instead of looking as holistically, the natural gas tax was based on the single premise that if reliable energy is taxed less of it will be produced. ask the american public if they're for that. especially as the e.p.a. rolls out proposed rules to implement the natur to take action. there

general atmosphere of devastation reigns, they confirm his words and friend of the royal family, ben duncanare actually rodents running around here and the problem is what to do about it because the mps know that the place needs to be renovated, they know that the electrical wiring is not safe with this. you can fight, but they don’t want to move from the parliament building, because what happens in life is that once you change something, it will never come back. back in the fall of 2012, experts warned that the palace of westminster was in need of fundamental reconstruction. 10 years later a major scheme has been proposed to renovate the houses of parliament at a cost of up to £13 billion , closing the palace for 12 years. moreover, if the parliamentarians do not leave the building, the repairs will already cost more. 22 billion will last 76 years, but things have stalled. a small victory for belshin’s big company achieved the lifting of eu sanctions. the bobruisk manufacturer was included in the sanctions list in 2021 and appealed to the european court. as a result, they decided that none

but one member of parliament, sir iain duncan smith, was, shall we say, less than impressed. >> whilstwelcome these two sanctions from the government , sanctions from the government, it is a little bit this statement like an elephant giving birth to a mouse. the reality is that in those three years the chinese have trashed the sino—british agreement. they have been committing murder and slave labour and genocide in xinjiang . we have had churches xinjiang. we have had churches broken and in hong kong , false broken and in hong kong, false court cases against jimmy lai >> great quote, elephant giving birth to a mouse. i rather like sir. ian's here. i'll ask that, sir. ian's here. i'll ask him about where that came from in a moment. but it's all going to be okay. it's all going to be absolutely fine, because the chinese ambassador has been summoned us lord summoned to meet us lord cameron, foreign secretary . cameron, the foreign secretary. >> we must now enter a new era of relations with china, dealing with the contemporary chinese communist party as it really is, not as we would wish i

i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with some breaking news.cts in idaho has come to an end. idaho police say a prison gang member and his accomplice were taken into custody near the city of twin falls this afternoon following a brief car chase. local and state police were joined by the fbi in the statewide dragnet following the daring and violent escape wednesday of the convicted felon and white supremacist. three corrections officers were shot and wounded during the incident. officials say they are also investigating two homicides that are potentially connected to the suspects. cbs's carter evans starts us off tonight with the latest details. >> reporter: >> skylar meade and nicholas umphenour are in custody. >> reporter: police say the search is over for the two fugitives who pulled off a violent prison escape in boise. they were captured this afternoon in twin falls about 130 miles away, but not before allegedly committing more acts of violence. investigators suspect they killed two men while on the run. >> we are investigating two homicide

we heard sir iain duncan in heard sir iain duncan smith in the news earlier on. the conservative party. i'd much rather the helm, but rather see him at the helm, but there are other people. there are people who've prime are people who've been prime minister in the house of minister who sit in the house of commons. >> david cameron was prime >> well, david cameron was prime minister well, went minister as well, and he went for the chinese for a pint with the chinese president in oxford, he? president in oxford, didn't he? do those pictures do you think those pictures haunt him now? >> well, hope that they do, >> well, i hope that they do, because needs to both recant because he needs to both recant of that period, the golden era, which was anything but. and recognise that the indebtedness of china places of this nation to china places us in a parlous and perilous position. this is dangerous . it position. this is dangerous. it is a strategic threat and we should say so. should be in should say so. it should be in the as well, which the enhanced tier as well, which

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i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with some breaking news.hunt for two armed and dangerous suspects in idaho has come to an end. idaho police say prison gang member and his accomplice were taken into custody near the city of twin falls this afternoon following a brief car chase. local and state police were joined by the fbi in the statewide dragnet following the daring and violent escape wednesday of the convicted felon and white supremacist. three corrections officers were shot and wounded during the incident. officials say they are also investigating two homicides that are potentially connected to the suspects. cbs's carter evans starts us off tonight with the latest details. >> skylar meade and nicholas umphenour are in custody. >> reporter: police say the search is over for the two fugitives who pulled off a violent prison escape in boise. they were captured this afternoon in twin falls, about 130 miles away. but not before allegedly committing more acts of violence. investigators suspect they killed two men while on the run. >> we are in

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us.f you around the world celebrated st. patrick's day with parties, parades, and perhaps a visit to the local pub. well, it turns out there are far more people from ireland than there are living in the emerald isle. and they've got a museum to prove it. conor knighton has the story from dublin. ♪ >> reporter: the ruins of dunamase castle tower over county laois in ireland. while it's been centuries since anyone lived here, this american tour group has come to imagine what life might have been like when their ancestors called this land home. >> does that change the experience for you at all? >> yes, it actually does. to know that we've had relatives that probably rode horses out here. i mean, that's exciting. jumped those hedgerows. maybe lived in the castle. who knows? >> reporter: more than 30 million americans claim irish ancestry. worldwide, more than 70 million people have irish roots. yet the current population of ireland is only around 5 million people. in the capital city of dubli

i'm jericka duncan in new york. thaynes so much for staying with us.you may be feeling a little sleep-deprived, especially at this hour, after we turned the clocks forward for daylight saving time. turns out the whole idea of switching the clocks twice a year is controversial. you see, on friday a bipartisan group of a dozen senators made yet another effort to make daylight saving permanent. scott macfarlane explains the ongoing battle to, as one senator puts it, lock the clock. >> reporter: in the rockies at a 206-acre federal government campus outside denver, they spent a lot of time studying the time. inside the lab at the national institute of standards and technology, scientist andrew novick and the federal government's time and frequency division are measuring the movement of atoms to best calculate exactly what time it is. >> we deal in nanoseconds here. those are billionths of seconds. >> reporter: who would care about that? >> something like your goen, gps. gps works by having atomic clocks on board satellites sending signals to you and i and

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neil: whether there's any movement there, jeff duncan, the former lieutenant governor of georgia's nameen mentioned. a lot of people don't know him on a national basis, but what do you think? >> you know, i think that they have good intentions. i think that they went off an early poll that said that 43% of americans are undecided. they, you know, if given the chance to vote for trump or biden, hay don't like either one of them. so i think they went out and that was their whole mission statement. they raised money on that. one of the things i think that they're probably going to come to a roadblock is how can you raise money with a zero candidate name, i mean, you know, candidates have certain blands, and how can you seriously raise over -- brands with, and how can you raise a certain amount of money when you actually have no name. the other thing is now that it's tightening up and getting closer, nobody, you know, there's a democrat, nobody that's republican wants to shake up their party like that because we don't know which side actually pulls from. is it going to pull from -- people a

iain duncan smith said the sanctions, the welcome, are like an elephant giving birth to a mouse.th a wooden spoon. your reaction to that? , ., ., , ., to that? the truth is that i was one ofthe to that? the truth is that i was one of the people _ to that? the truth is that i was one of the people who _ to that? the truth is that i was one of the people who was _ to that? the truth is that i was one of the people who was sanctioned l to that? the truth is that i was one i of the people who was sanctioned by the chinese, and you have to go back to why it was that a number of parliamentarians, five in the house of commons and two of us in the house of lords, were sanctioned by the chinese. and it was because we were putting a spotlight on the conduct of china in relation to its uyghur population. they are a muslim minority who live in a province of china, and in the past certainly decade, it has become heightened the extent to which china has been facing, many of them, millions of them, in concentration camps. there has been the taking of children and putting them into reformatory i

well, our correspondent duncan kennedy is at oxford crown court for us this afternoon.let blake thought she got away with it. it was only two years later that her former partner living in the united states called british police to say that scarlet blake had confessed to the killing, and she was arrested. the trial revealed some horrific details about this fatal attack and about the murderer — which we'll spare you. but what upset and angered some viewers were references like those we've just heard to "she" and "her". scarlett blake is a transgender woman — a fact that didn't feature in that 1pm news bulletin, or in several of the articles on the bbc�*s website during the trial. marianne mcnulty was among those who got in touch with us after watching the programme. i was really shocked at the way this story was framed, and the language that was used, given that self—id is not law, and therefore, you know, such inaccurate and misleading reporting, in my opinion, is a breach of the bbc�*s own guidelines on truth and impartiality. basic facts are not being reported in favou

this calls everywhere from plenty of us. duncan is if i used to cutting and dropping the best. russia is a huge country stretching about 11 times that ones, but the turnout was always different most. go ahead the most participants in the countryside, much less. i think it will be the same this time if people respond. so he's cold today. uh or how cold level and the i but it's dangerous, as somebody does have tied them to the lowest of the point where any protest can be punishable. and they have issued warnings, especially for today's protest. notice of up to 5 years, author, item to they say, an ex president made video even suggested to classify election into feelings as states reason. well, and of course the also have to acknowledge the fact that it's basically certain that none of these protests are going to change the outcome of this election. but yury could they have any kind of impact or well look is, uh, is that even if there are thousands who they have to protest today, these protests will not change the outcome over the next few years. all right, and the big concert is already