operations manager tim faulkner has worked with this crocodile since his arrival in the park in 2007. of occasions. to a crocodile, the rumble of that mower, it's something that just turns them on. they have all of these sensitive receptors around their jaw, good hearing, eyesight. that rumble of the mower can trigger him. >> it triggers him all right. like the real elvis, this croc is interested in a little less conversation and a lot more action. >> a wheel got caught at the base of that tree which gave elvis that split second to grab it. and i went this way to about here and then started to come across, very slowly, happens a lot slower than you think. i said, let it go, let it go. the croc took the mower into the water. >> after wrestling the lawn mower away from the handler, elvis guards it. faulkner knows no man can match the strength of this 16-foot long beast. >> you have to pay credit to his strength. he lifted this mower up, and he just turns around. >> elvis doesn't take the mower because he's hungry. his motivation is slightly more egotistical. >> elvis' reaction to the mo

. >>> i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard myth.hillary clinton's campaign is ashoe are nervous donors bernie sanders is no barack obama, according to the web site politico. it reports some backers fear a repeat of 2008 when she lost the nomination to president obama. the latest iowa poll isy2gw not helping the clinton campaign. the cnn/ho rc survey shes the self-described democratic socialist is on top in iowa with 51 parse. eight points ahead of clinton, with the without caucuses ten days away. x to real clear politics, clinton has not led there since early december. to put all of this into perspective, clinton's standing right now is worse than at the same point in 2008. back then, she was leading in barack obama was even trailing john edwards. remember him? of course, on caucus day, clinton came in third. the president surprised victory helped put him in the white house. another poll looks like a negative as well but this one is for the entire presidential field. both sides of the aisle. a gallup survey showing one in throw amer

an expert on deck as the news happens now. >> i'm harris faulkner. donald trump is now seeing his highest standing in a poll yes. he is 20 points ahead of his closest competition in new hampshire. that's according to a new at 34%, ted cruz in second place at 14. marco rubio dropped into third, tied with jeb bush. bush just starting to climb from the middle of the republican pack. with trump still on the rise less than two weeks before the first presidential contest in iowa, seems some of his early criticses are starting to change their tune. g.o.p. donor whose say they're warming up to the idea of a president trump. that's only fueling his closest rival, ted cruz, saying that trump's growing support from the g.o.p. elite shows he is just looking out for big business. james rosen is live with the story. g.o.p. establishment can be a little tricky business. >> yes, harris and not least because of in this singularly confounding cycle, an outsider candidate can be a u.s. senator with a prisonston and harvard pedigree but there dismiss evidence that ted c

sandra: cool, calm collected over here, harris faulkner.anks for joining us as our #oneluckyguy. >> thank you for having me. sandra: more coming up. stay here for "outnumbered overtime" on the web. foxnews.com/outnumbered. click on the "overtime" tab. we're on tv at noon tomorrow. "happening now" right now. raeus. strong reaction it president obama's gun control plan. and now republican candidate rand paul said he will fight the president tooth and nail. he joins us live. and terrifying new video catches a massive tornado passing over a interstate and costing eight lives. >> and a giant marlin. did they

faulkner, sandra smith, kennedy, and today's #oneluckyguy, co-host of "after the bell" on fbn, the one only david asman. you're outnumbered. >> thank you all very much. andrea: and you're starting off a huge political week. >> yeah, big one. one week to go before iowa. harris: i feel like we need a drum roll. andrea: you want to do it? harris: kennedy should. see? she's so good at that. andrea: just seven days until the first in the nation iowa caucuses. new fox news polling shows donald trump rising and ted cruz sinking in the hawkeye state. the billionaire businessman now besting the texas senator 34-23%. three weeks ago cruz was leading, and more good news for the donald in new hampshire where voters head to the polls just eight days after iowa on february 9th. trump continues his domination in the granite state, garnering more than twice the support of his nearest competitors. fox news poll showing trump at 31% followed by cruz at 14 and marco rubio at 13%. all right, david, so looking at these numbers can you really count a cruz or a rubio out in iowa? because it's very different

(nicole faulkner, ohio) "it's actually crazy, like, it's such a small town, but there's so many people out here to support them." nearly 500 o see clinton. but close to 13 hundred and waited... nats we want bernie as for the trump's muslim policy, though there to know if they see condemned by a guy running for president who's trying to isolate them and demonize them." and sanders continues (bernie sanders) "yes, they ave unlimited amounts of money, and yes, i mean unlimited amounts of money. but we have the people, and when people stand together, we're gonna win." certainly a busy night here in dubuque--it will continue tomorrow as republican front runner donald trump will hold a rally at the dubuque regional airport. doors open for that event at eleven and kicks off at one. we've got you covered from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. on the republican side -- senator marco rubio making several stops in rubio speaking at a town hall in dubuque tonight. he says he c't wait to run against hillary clinton assuming the two win thth nomination. he also made a commen

. - and then they thought wow and then they ended up reading faulkner and orwell and these great authors, but not on purpose. - right. (laughter) the other thing i took away from this book, honestly was it would be a great movie if somebody could figure out how to tell the story. - that one. - yes this one. - yes. - yeah. - possibly. - are you comfortable when-- this has happened i mean the handmaid's tale is probably the most famous example, i'm not sure when exactly as you or anybody else would have intended for it to the way that the story was told. - it was quite an interesting process. - yeah. - so harold pinter wrote the screenplay. - right. - and the director was a german director who had directed the tin drum his name is volker schlöndorff. - [evan] yeah. - and natasha richardson whom i had known as a child oddly enough, was the central character. and pinter had written a voiceover for that character and she played against the voiceover she recorded it and everything. - [evan] right. - and then the director took it out because he was in his minimalist phase. - so her approach to

i'm harris faulkner, this is the "fox report." marco rubio, donald trump and bernie sanders are all in iowa. brand new fox polling giving us a fresh snapshot of where the republicans stand ahead of iowa. take a look, donald trump in the lead with 34% among likely republican caucus go

with us, harris faulkner, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis.lly syndicated radio show host, fox news contributor meghan mccain is back with us. today's #oneluckyguy, host of the geraldo rivera reports, one and only, most famous moustache in the building, no offense, mr. ambassador but geraldo rivera. >> i really am.

i'm harris faulkner. kennedy from fox business "kennedy." and judge alex ferrer bringing the sunshine and he's out numbered. >> never as happy to be a minority as when i'm on this couch. i didn't bring snow and i didn't bring rain. andrea: can i tell the story of why i don't like mondays? this is your tuesday because you do the fox report on sunday night. harris: then happy tuesday. tensions are high in the city of brotherly love. police are high alert after one of their own was shot at point blank range as he sat in his patrol car. local detectives and the f.b.i. are working on a tip that that suspect is part of a radical group targeting police. rick leventhal with the story in philadelphia. >> philadelphia police definitely on edge. they already were with or without this latest report. there was a blatant assassination attempt on one of their own. but n no confirmation that edwad archer was part of a gaining of four. this tip got leaked so they had to confirm it. of course, they are investigating to determine if archer had co-conspirators

i'm harris faulkner. kennedy from fox business "kennedy." judge alex ferrer bringing the sunshine and he's out numbered. >> never as happy to be a minority as when i'm on this couch. i didn't bring snow and i didn't bring rain. andrea: can i tell the story of why i don't like

with us here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith and commentator and national spokeswoman for the libreative, rachel campos duffy. today's #oneluckyguy we welcome back fox news contributor, iraq and afghanistan veterans pete hegseth. today you're outnumbered. >> i am grateful to be. andrea: there is extra -- could we say? could we say? we have special delivery. don't know if another woman on

i'm harris faulkner in today for shep. snow is moving in. stay warm if you're in the path. for now, "your world" with neil cavuto. ending the market up before the close. >> welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, we're going to keep you calm in the middle of the storm, the northeast bracing for a big one. we have joine kent outside of a home bee to, rick reithmuth on how much this is going to be when all is said and done. calmly, abbey huntsman on travelers scrambling to get out, bus doing so calmly. before i get to them, to put the expense -- the tension and anxiety and panic in perspective, live at reaganmwçoÑ national airport. that's reagan national airport. now, i can only surmise they cameras are pointed in the wrong direction where people are scrambling in a parking lot, trying to get to their flights. but we're keeping on top of this panic in the nation's capitol. the epicenter of the storm. enough about that panic attack in washington, dc. joe lien kent on the rush for a port in the storm. >> reporter: this÷dsc&ñ is homet we're inside in downtown manhattan, where a lot

at the age of 23, dale faulkner raped a woman and went to prison. a new life. >> i was very fortunate there were people willing to help me and so i was able to get out, start a life, start with a good job and worked my way up. i got married, had a beautiful daughter, but i got too prideful. i started thinking, okay, i've got this. i can start back drinking a beer or two every now and then. then i started getting deeper back into the old person that i was before. i started cheating on my wife. >> on parole, falkner had an affair with a woman and her 16-year-old daughter. >> there's no excuse for it. i had no business with a 16-year-old girl. i got arrested and i got charged with second-degree rape. they gave me 20 years running concurrent with the original life sentence. >> now, dale falkner is trying again to rehabilitate himself, starting with a letter to his rape victim of 26 years ago. >> i would give anything to be able to turn back time and remove the harm that i caused in your life. the things that happened the night that i met you were comple

i'm harris faulkner, this is the "fox report." marco rubio, donald trump and bernie sanders are all in iowa. brand new fox polling giving us a fresh snapshot of where the republicans stand ahead of iowa. take a look, donald trump in the lead with 34% among likely republican caucus goers. that's up from two weeks ago by a lot. senator ted cruz in second place with 23%. followed by marco rubio with 12%. the rest of the field in single digits at this point. we have fox team coverage as we kickoff the final week of campaigning in iowa. ed henry is following democratic candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders, but with the republican race live in des moines we'll go to kacarl camer. >> reporter: those in new hampshire say they may change their minds. both in 30% for both cases. for the last few weeks, it looks like iowa will be a two-person race between donald trump and ted cruz. as he has with other candidates, trump began to attack cruz and the establishment began to go after cruz as well. as a result, it looks like he's taken a

here's harris faulkner in for shep. >> trump trump -- donald trump gets new help in hump. other, and the democrats agreed to a last-minute town hall right before the iowa caucuses and u.s. >> time for hillary clinton to face new questions about records some of her e-mails on the private server winds beyond top seek cent. also, you don't have to cover your eyes just at this moment when you look at the stock market. stocks bouncing back as oil pricers rebounding for the moment, but what will a flood of new crude from iran mean for the market and your(5yj retirement dollars? an expert on deck as the news happens now.

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, andrea tantaros, melissa francis, nationally syndicated radio host megan mccain, and today's #oneluckyguy, always on time with the breaking news, fox news judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano, and i deserve it. i am glad you are here with us. i said a lot there, and i want to start here with you. the president has just done something that other presidents do, and he's only done it now 230 times in his presidency, far less than some others, and that's use executive action. but it has been the very things that he has used that pen on that really have brought the controversy. what do you say about this one, and how does it fly in the face -- if at all -- with our constitution? >> several of the things -- first of all, harris, very happy to be here even though we're discussing very hard topics. it's one of the best assignments at fox. harris: god bless you. [laughter] >> but there are many hinges that the president talk -- things that the president talked about that he ha

he believes in free college and free harris faulkner and taxing the rich regardless of the consequencesch an isolationist in terms of foreign trade policy. but he has a certain appeal as you can see from the crowds he's been drawing. jo ling: what do you think the fine outcome will be from where you sit in the northeast? >> "happening now" is our next door neighbor and there is a home court advantage. but this is a long road to the nomination. we have been through this before, candidacies rise and fall very quickly. he would seem to be enough out of the mainstream that american voters would probably want someone more centrist. but he's appealing to a lot of the same people donald trump is. jo ling: a lot of the swing voters looking for something out of the mainstream. governor douglas, we are out of time. thank you so much for joining us. now -- people are asking, where's my job? 7,000 students are trying to get the government to foregive governor debt because they couldn't get a job after college. >> things aren't at happy as they used to be down here at the unemployment office. jobles

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner., sandra smith, stacey dash and fox news legal ab list arthur aidala. outnumbered and right on time with the news breaking with regard to top secret, beyond secret e-mails. [laughter] >> i don't think even in any of those e-mails i ever received to thursday as friday eve. harris: really? you've got to get on board. >> i'm the new kid on the block, but let's talk about the e-mails. harris: it's thursday, let's rock and roll. developing now, we are learning the former secretary of state

i'm harris faulkner, let's get you back to kelly file special.news.com. ♪ >>> we're coming in. >> on the roof. >> we're under heavy fire. >> chief. are we expecting any friendlies? >> i am not aware of any friendlies. >> let them come. let them come. >> i haven't thought about my family once tonight. thinking about them now. up here in this middle of all this. i'm thinking about my girls, man. every time i go home to becky and those girls, i think, this is it. i'm going to stay. >> shoot that son of a bitch. >> unless something happthen so end up back here. >> they may be the most controversial questions to come out of the benghazi attacks. could american lives have been saved there? and why did the white house initially blame a video when it knew that this was a terrorist attack? those questions prompted multiple congressional investigations. investigations that contradict some of what these heroes have said. but these men not only maintain they could have saved lives that night, but add that the politics that others resorted to on this issue wh

with us, harris faulkner.o-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis, democratic strategist and fox business contributor julie roginsky, today's #oneluckyguy for very first time, editor of "national review," rich lowery. welcome, rich. you're outnumbered, inaugural time. >> about time. i'm a little surprised you will have someone like me with such strong new york values on the set here. andrea: that's right. you are new yorker. and conservative too. you do have values. let's begin, showdown in south carolina with a little over two weeks until iowa, seven republicans duking it out last night. but even with all of those white house contenders on the fox business stage, the two front-runners, appearing to dominate. trump trim and ted cruz. their bromance apparently over as the gloves came off. here they are brawling over cruz's citizenship. >> you know back in september my friend donald said he had his lawyers look at this from every which way and there was no issue there. there was nothing to thi

with us here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith and commentator and national spokeswoman for the librenitiative, rachel campos duffy. today's #oneluckyguy we welcome back fox news contributor, iraq and afghanistan veterans pete hegseth. today you're outnumbered. >> i am grateful to be. andrea: there is extra -- could we say? could we say? we have special delivery. don't know if another woman on the couch or one lucky guy. harris: could be two? everybody who might be keeping count who love you so much, this is number eight. god bless you. and your husband. andrea: at home, you're outnumbered. >> i am outnumbered. after the snowstorm there may be a baby boom in new york. harris: you're an expert. >> cold wisconsin winters. andrea: talk about a boom, five days until the iowa caucuses, a big shake-up that could have a major impact on the republican race. the gop frontrunner, donald trump, saying that he will skip tomorrow night's fox news google debate, partly, he says, because the network refused to remove megyn kelly as a moderator. reaction pouring in from trump's rivals for the nominat

here with us today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, commentator and national spokeswoman for the national lee bringing initiative, rachel campos duffy, and our #oneluckyguy, former ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor and moustache afficionado, ambassador john bolton. >> glad to be back. harris: what a title? >> on top of my resume'. after that now it has to be. what choice do i have. harris: that was your selling point. andrea: countdown to the debate tonight in iowa. frontrunner donald trump opting out of the big show, putting senator ted cruz center stage at the main event at 9:00 p.m. this evening on fox. four other candidates will go head-to-head in the earlier debate at 7:00 p.m. eastern. all this as a new nbc "wall street journal"/marist poll, shows jump pulling ahead of ted cruz in iowa with 7-point lead, 32-25%. without the billionaire businessman on the stage, "politico" said that ted cruz will go from being hunter to the hunted. senator rand paul gives a preview of the shots that may be coming cruz's way. >> biggest problem cruz faces right now is authenticity

jack faulkner, climate falls, oregon, o'reilly you exposed trump for what he really is a vindictive personnot presidential. tucson, arizona, bill, it is not your job to tell trump how to÷'3 run his campaign. he is at least as smart as you think you are. pam at a kissson florescent, colorado, gallant effort, bill but trump cannot be rehabilitated narcissists only see their point of view. pat from illinois. bill, don't be a pinhead, trump is right in changing the status quo and not allowing ridiculous questions by debate moderators. shank rosewell, georgia. bill, i must compliment you on the trump interview. you schooled him and he lost his powerful persona as a result of running away from the debate. don, happy jack, arizona. bill, you are a wimp. some you can see the trump interview sparked a tremendous amount of debate across the country. that's good because this man may indeed get the republican nomination. the more folk know about the trump candidacy the better most americans did not know much about barack obama. yes, he was reelected and that is to his credit. did voters really underst

with us, harris faulkner, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis.ationally syndicated radio show host, fox news contributor meghan mccain is back with us. today's #oneluckyguy, host of the geraldo rivera reports, one and only, most famous moustache in the building, no offense, mr. ambassador but geraldo rivera. >> i really am. andrea: you're "outnumbered." >> i love that. andrea: you like these odds. >> even i could. i go too far. andrea: big political day. let's get right to the news cycle. stages are set for very first debate of the 2016 year thursday when republican presidential candidates face off in south carolina. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio, ted christie, jeb bush and john kasich will participate in the later debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern. rand paul, carly fiorina, mike huckabee and rick santorum are slated for earlier debate starting at 6:00 p.m. what can we expect? is it do-or-die for any candidates with less than three weeks from the iowa caucuses? go to you first on this, geraldo. three arguably, i guess you could call them establis

here today, harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, actress and commentator stacey dash, an today's #oneluckyguypolitical editor of townhall.com and fox news contributor guy benson is here and he is outmum numbered. welcome, guy. happy birthday, casey. >> happy birthday to stacy. >> great to have you. with a new haircut and everything. >> thank you. sandra: not much to talk about politically. what do we do for an hour. what will we talk about? let's get right to i. first-in-the-nation iowa caulk consists a potential game-changer and big blow to ted cruz. tea party favorite, sarah palin who endorsed cruz's 2012 senate campaign is now throwing her support behind donald trump and hitting the campaign trail with him. >> we are ready for a change. our troops deserve the best. a new commander-in-chief who track record of success has proven he is the master at "the art of the deal." he is one who would know to negotiate. no more pussyfooting around. our troops deserve the best! you deserve the best. he is from the private sector, not a politician. can i get a hallelujah. >> hallelujah! sandra: all righ

here with us today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, commentator and national spokeswoman for the nationalhel campos duffy, and our #oneluckyguy, former ambassador to the united nations, fox news

here today, harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francistoday's #oneluckyguy, a first timer on the couch, fox news correspondent mike tobin. he is here as we always like to remind you outnumbered. andrea: for the first time. you've been in war zones and in riots but this makes you nervous? >> this time i'm nervous. no one will tear gas me or throw stones. >> we don't know that. andrea: exact words, mike, were, be gentle. >> be gentle. my first time. harris: i'm glad you're here. forgive me i'm a little distracted because i want to get back to breaking news because it is coming in. what a day to have you with your background with the military so you can help us out with this. get back to what is happening at the navy hospital, medical center in san diego right now. the latest on possible gunfire at the naval medical center in san diego. military authorities are responding now to a report of gunshots at a building on the campus there. a spokesperson is now saying that sounds were heard 8:00 p.m. local time in building 26. remember i mentioned

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner.e today, andrea tanty rose, sandra smith, stacey dash and fox news legal ab list arthur aidala. outnumbered and right on time with the news breaking with regard to top secret, beyond secret e-mails. [laughter] >> i don't think even in any of those e-mails i ever received to thursday as friday eve. harris: really? you've got to get on board. >> i'm the new kid on the block, but let's talk about the e-mails. harris: it's thursday, let's rock and roll. developing now, we are learning the former secretary of state had e-mails which were so secret on her private server that senior lawmakers who oversee the state department not even read hem. but now the democratic front runner is taking aim at republicans, blaming them for what's happening. her campaign spokesman accusing the intelligence community's inspector general of coordinating with the gop to hurt hillary clinton's campaign. comments which some critics say hearken back to the days when she blamed a so-called vast right-wing conspirac

i'm sandra smith, here today harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, fox news contributor julie roginsky, and today's #oneluckyguy, he is the legendary, the one and only former nypd homicide detective bo dietl is on the couch today. >> oh, i'm so happy to be. sandra: and you're outnumbered. >> i love to be outnumbered like this. >> lovely tie. >> thank you. >> it is. harris: and the shoes, those are gorgeous. purple shoes -- >> burgundy, like your dress. sandra: we're glad to have you here. the justice department saying 30-year-old muhammad al farouq turned his back on his country. the texas native, he's being charged with conspiring to murder fellow americans and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction against a u.s. base in afghanistan back in 2009. the indictment also alleges that al farouq went to pakistan and conspired to provide material support to al-qaeda. if convicts, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. rick leventhal is live from the federal courthouse in brooklyn. what is the latest from there, rick? >> reporter: well, al farouq is scheduled in court right now for

taking a look from sky 9 video above the scene in clarksburg. 28-year-old glenn edward faulkner iii wasm frederick killed on monday when a piece of machinery is believed to have fallen on top of him. police are still investigating. that's the latest from the live desk. for now back to you. >>> another sign toward a possible political comeback for former d.c. mayor vincent gray. a poll done by supporters shows that gray would lead a hypothetical race for city council in ward 7 and for a council at large seat as well. results show that a drop in approval rating for mayor muriel bowser down from 57% in november to 45% just a few days ago. the d.c. democratic primary is coming up in june. >>> a maryland appeals court has delayed the trial of baltimore police officer caesar goodson. he drove the police van that carried freddie gray. jury selection was set to get under way monday but first the court wants to determine whether fellow officer william porter can be forced to testify. porter was the first of the six officers to go on trial but his case ended in a hung jury. he faces a new trial l

but what i'd like to is thatarly emphasize quote, a famous well-known computer scientist, theiam faulkner, who said past is not dead. it's not even past. do i have to explain this reference? i'm not sure. overlaps, these thatnuities from the world has past and that remain embedded in our systems and give problems.ntal so let me give you one example from the national security world little subtle and illustrative, perhaps beyond your experience. think it's important in the way government officials think about digital information that by and large they were in the warfare context, originally, and our biggest development of them, in the context of espionage and intelligence, the national security agency, n.s.a., is obviously the leading arena of capability in this regard for us. it's striking when you think the national security world, that it has some kind of implicit norms. in the cold war, there's a tim moore, who helped me the think a this out. war, we basically didn't interact in a direct conflict way with the soviet union, whenever possible we avoided that. involved various proxies. thi

i'm harris faulkner, this is the "fox report."ald trump and bernie sanders are all in iowa. brand new fox polling giving us a fresh snapshot of where the republicans stand ahead of iowa. take a look, donald trump in the lead with 34% among likely republican caucus go

to particularly emphasized, this is a famous quote from the well-known computer scientist william faulknerho said the past is not dead. we have these overlaps, these continuities from world's past and they remain embedded in our system and give us fundamental problems. let me give you one example that may be a little subtle and illustrative but perhaps beyond your experience. it is important in the wake of the way officials think about information systems, that by and large, they were thought of originally in the context of espionage and developments. it is striking when you think about the national security world. this has implicit norms. in the cold war, we basically did not interact in a direct way in the soviet union. whenever possible, we avoided that. the battlefield involved various proxies. think about cuba and other things like that. by and large, there was some sense of rules of the road. at the same time in the espionage world, by and large, all bets are off. intelligence officers in each other's capitals and the like. but if you could do something, that something, by way of dis

and to his left, kelly faulkner directs the polar programs. she's the head of the u.s. delegation to the negotiations of the binding agreement on scientific cooperation. like the admiral, i started in engineering and somehow went astray. so i am really now instead of a technology geek, an international regimes geek. so i'm in heaven having two of the people greatly involved with this to speak on it and to present both a perspective from the broad governance and the u.s. interest. since they are closely alligned with what john said, i am privileged to have people who fit together. >> i would like to thank the stimson center and the rule of law committee and caitlyn for inviting me to be here this morning. so i'm the director of the office at the state department that does the staffing for the foreign policy aspects that relate to our representation in the arctic counsel. and we support bob papp and fran ulmer and others in promoting u.s. foreign policy related to the arctic counsel. and i work very closely with kelly -- not just on arctic matters but antarctic. we are fu