you know that the opening of ekte has many problems , that is, its manpower, equipment, and so on hazrattal has 42 operating room beds and 120 emergency beds, and these two hospitals have never had a history before and after the revolution that you can open 1,800 beds within four months , and the interesting thing is that most of them. the equipment that was used in these hospitals was based on knowledge, that is , it was our own domestic production equipment, patient beds, operating room beds , ventilators, monitors, these were all domestic production and domestic production was used for this . approximately 22 thousand nursing manpower in the same year 14 in the first stage, they were actually recruited, and recently, almost at the end of november, in the test that was held, we recruited 25,000 new workers, of which 14,000 are nurses, operating room workers, and workers who are actually in apart from this, these hospitals are working all over the country. in different regions of our country, in addition to these 16,000 beds , about 7,000 more beds are about to be opened, god willing. t

whatever other means they throw in there, they limit the number of days in which that can remain in ee ekti -- effect. i believe the authority, as explained to me, would apply up to 13 consecutive days, and then what, they would have to reopen it, regardless if the number of migrants encountered has dipped? i don't know. it gets worse than that. they say that there's a maximum number of days that the border can shut down. initially i'm told it's 275 days per year, that's the end. at at that point, i suppose you've made it through 275 days total in a particular year of the border being quote-unquote, shut down, not being able to process more asylum applications or exercise parole authority or whatever it is. but on the 276th day, all the way through the end of day 365, it's immigration mardi gras, it's carnival ride, it's everybody on board the fun train, this is going to be great and the cartels are going to make even more money. they say, well, the cartels won't put up with that. nonsense. cartels are sophisticated enterprises that make tens of billions of dlas a year -- dollars a year ju

you cannot complain about new regulations if you ekt beyond the guidance that was given, why shouldn'tindow so that we can start erasing that stigma■f and make sure every bank, large or small, know how to use it at least this would be the most powerf ol all. >> two things, one readiness to use it i think you would find the institutions here becaus■ of the amount of regulation we have are ready to use it but the second question is a statement, we could not agree more whether it is number 2020 or last spring, every time a crisis hits one of the core roles and the federal is to provide liquidity in times of stress every time are 100% reluctant to use it as an industry because it looks like we are weak. >> that is again where you see folks of the aisle complain that if you're not using the existing tools then look into new tools. i am going to put legislation forward that would require mandatory usage and how we do that on an episodic basis. just saying, we know ther probl have a plan to address it means somebody might be sympathetic >> we agree. >> artificial intelligence has been touched