emerging markets will not slow down and by twenty twenty will contribute about a half of the global g.d.p. growth. well the idea of bric was the emerging countries as they put it will develop faster than the developed capitalist economies becoming more and more independent is this happening is this really a trend after the crisis not yet not yet not yet but the potential is really there . you know the world has been dominated at least for the last twenty years by in economic and financial terms by what you could call the washington consensus it was a. kind of a keynesian view of the world that the government had a role but the private sector should be left to do what it was sachs anglo-saxon model like obviously sense of two thousand and eight crisis this model is somewhat discredited and so these countries come along with very different cultural political and economic traditions and say wait a minute we don't necessarily want to follow individually or collectively the washington consensus now they don't have anything to replace it with yet but the potential is clearly there. says martin gellman

anyone really too excited take a look you can see here the seventh straight quarter of positive g.d.p. growth up just one point eight percent is from january to march so what's it all mean for the average american joshua holland is an editor and senior writer at alter net he's also the author of the fifteen biggest lies about the economy and everything else the right doesn't want you to know about taxes jobs and corporate america he joins me now from napa california. all right so on one hand at least the numbers are moving in the right direction but give me your take on the bigger picture here what is number say to the average american. well i think it's important or stan that we've lost seven million jobs since the beginning of the crash and when you look at it one point eight percent g.d.p. growth that's anemic compared to what we need we don't need normal growth to make up for the loss of employment we super above average growth we need to catch other because we've fallen so far but you know where and when you do think about you know the average person that's going to take a look at places

at that pace of g.d.p. growthployment growth will be so slow that the number of people that are unemployed will remain high for years to come. and the numbers that he was quoting didn't seem to square their circle. very moderate growth and the reality that at that moderate growth unemployment is going to be a problem not just this year and not even just next year but into 2013 and beyond. >> lehrer: so matt slaughter, you were talking about him referring to the limits of fed power. on the substance, do you think that the fed has woven its way pretty well in terms of getting the balance right? in terms of getting things on the right path? >> you know, i think he has. so one of the very interesting questions that was posed to the chairman was about long-term unemployment and the questioner said "could the fed do more to address long-term unemployment?" and chairman bernanke rightly pointed out that today it's still case that about 45% of americans that are unemployed have been unemployed for six months or longer. he

seven million jobs since the beginning of the crash and when you look at one point eight percent g.d.p. growth that's anemic compared to what we need we don't need normal growth to make up for the last time so i mean we need super above average growth we need to charge up because we've fallen so far behind and we had a stimulus package you know classic econ no one says that people in the private sector aren't spent the government can step in and try to wage a man stimulus package as it did. i think that. in order to be surprised by these are growth figures one would have had to push for gotten into recession we have such a deficit eat her pretty washington d.c. these days and i think it's important to point out that according to some estimates about ninety percent of our public dead is based on past military so we talk about you know social security or medicare and we're not really talking a lot about what i would argue is an unsustainable foreign commitment problem and that's part and parcel of the deficit a major part and parcel of the deficit and it will continue to be going forward. for th

emerging economies of the brics brazil russia india and china has accounted for a third of the global g.d.p. growth over the last ten years letting economists speak of the global economic power shift the wealth the g seven economies are predicted to be overtaken by the brics within the next decade of so the leaders of the bric countries held their first summit in russia. two years ago where they discussed ways to reshape the world financial system they spoke of the need to reduce dependency on the u.s. dollar some time later china and russia this sided to use their own national currencies for bilateral trade agreed group has recently been joined by south africa the biggest economy on the continent. sucks when the chain break ten years ago expects a major emerging market slowdown and might twenty twenty contribute. to global g.d.p. . well the idea of bric was the emerging country as they put it will develop faster than the developed capitalist economies becoming more and more independent is this happening is this really a trend after the crisis not yet not yet not yet but the potential is really the

product rather than the expectation of three point six percent at the same time the country's in g.d.p. growth forecast of four point two percent remains unchanged i read you given up m.d.m. bank explains why. the oil price is neutral or going to go solution the only of which is very significant for the economy grows is the capital flows between the revenues created was overpriced in the past i can relate it into the study decision for me. means that this amount of revenue is new to overcome or grows after the grossest we have an increase in full revenue to give this huge capital feel to hear when you drove in to configure the vehicles so it is reflected exactly in the forecast of the g.d.p. for just a little. second of the oil market as it stands right now prices are continuing their growth brant is just below one hundred twenty three dollars a barrel this is all on concerns over supply from libya and the rest of middle east and also on the dollar weakening on the global markets against the euro notably as the world anticipates a rate hike from the european central bank. and actually. capital

. >> what worries me is we probably are on the leeward side of earnings growth of g.d.p. growth. if the u.s. government does start to embrace an austerity program, then we could see the u.s. economy grow a little slower. >> reporter: here's another statistical tidbit for worried investors. according to s&p, since 1945, no major stock market correction has started in the month of may. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: joining us now for more analysis on the fed and the economy? bruce kasman, chief economist at j.p. morgan. hi, bruce, nice to you have with us. >> nice to be here, susie. >> susie: all right, so i you know, you heard our report. what are the chances of any new policy signals from the fed at that important first news conference on wednesday? >> i don't think we're going to get anything very surprising. i think the fed will basically stay the course, stay the course on ending the qe 2 policies in june, stay the course on long on interest rates, it will express some disappointment on the economy being slow at the beginning of the year. disapp

>> he dressed -- addressed that saying the g.d.p. growth was 1%. he cast that as a transitory, short-term thing afemplet doctor affected by weather and other factors that might not persist very long but the fed has down grade its forecast for economic growth from close to 4 to close to 3. but he did talk about how the economy is on strong enough footing that as the fed fulfills both parts of its mandate, controlling inflation but also encouraging growth, it looks as if the bias has switched to watching inflation rather than stimulating growth. >> is there any policy news coming out of this in terms of what the administration or the fed intends to do? a lot of concern was about are we going to see for quaintitative easing, etc. >> it does not appear we will have nor quantitative easing. they didn't change rates. they said for the foe seeable future they are going to keep rates close to zero. >> if you want to hear john explaining quaintitative easing, tune in to the "washington week" webcast extra and you will hear all about it. we have to end it he

rather than the expectations of three point six percent at the same time the country g.d.p. growth forecast of four point two percent remains unchanged at m.d.m. bank explains why the oil price is neutral or going to grow so that the only way which is very significant for the economy grows is the capital flows in the river in the street it was ill grace in the past i can relate it into the study decision one. means that this amount of revenue is neutral for recovery grows after the grossest we have the increase in full revenue to gears of this huge capital of the year when you throw in big guns are going to go so it is a reflection of exactly the forecast of the g.d.p. for just so he live. rather secular people will price as it is right now prices continue to grow from it concerns over supply from libya and a must in the middle east also the dollar weakens on global markets as the world anticipates a rate hike from the e.c.b. so brant crude was seeing right now at almost one hundred twenty three dollars per barrel of light sweet crude almost one hundred nine dollars a barrel this h

domestic product rather than the early expected three point six percent at the same time a country g.d.p. growth forecast of four point two percent remains unchanged why is that a leg you can from m.g.m. bank explained. the oil price is neutral or going to get worse and. the only which is a very significant for the economy grows is the capital flows in the revenues straight it was over a city or it was to accumulate into the sort of decision for the. means at least among all the revenue growth is new to overcome the negroes after the grossest we have varying degrees of control really in your early years of this leadership of the world to be here when you throw in big guns are going over the rules so it is a reflection of exactly the forecast of the g.d.p. for just so you can believe all right let's take a look at the oil price as it is right now on the market now prices did see new thirteen month highs but they declined slight of that brant is actually now down point one percent one hundred twenty two dollars per barrel light sweet still up one hundred eight dollars per barrel this is as poor sh

less expensive in the world is a stated policy to try to create a me and to correct try to create g.d.p. growth so as long as the u.s. dollar will be weakened in interest rates will remain low i think you're going to see an inverse relationship or a positive relationship to the price of gold and silver and many analysts are predicting that that will continue to see but we're pressure in the price of gold and silver as a result of that policy and you predict and i keep going at well obviously it's a it's an asset class i don't think anything goes straight up in this should be viewed as diversification of the hedge. and has a chance of going out. on that. still ahead right here on our team how do you protect yourself from an out of control government while a group of militia men think they have the answer coming up next. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else some other part of it and realize that everything is ok you don't. charge is a big issue. what drives the world the fear among great news by politicians who ma

speaker, if we had 2% more g.d.p. growth in this country, we would be in a position where we would in fact not be having to anguish over the kind ever spending we see right now -- kind of spending we see right now. it's important for us to recognize that the role of government has become way too big and needs to be reduced. not only because of spending but because of the encroachment on individual liberty that exists. we need to realize that government does have things that it needs to do and we need to generate an increase in that flow of revenues. $1.6 trillion national debt which is -- deficit which is in the president's budget coupled with a $14 trillion in accumulated debt is unacceptable. that's why our goal is to focus on job creation, economic growth, our colleague, dave camp of the ways and means committee, is focusing on reducing that rate on job creators in this country, the highest of any nation on the face of the earth now that japan has reduced their rate, and that top rate on individuals. doing that, cuppled w

. >> the first quarter g.d.p. growth numbers are expected, and they are not expected to be encouraging. they are supposed to be worse than last quarter. so much of this recovery of the president is psychological. so much about the american people being prepared or allowing the economy to grow has been based on feeling about whether or not we're headed in the right direction. the president has said that. do you think that the wlouse, the administration in general, has prepared the country sufficiently for what looks to be disappointing g.d.p. numbers? >> jake, i don't think americans judge how they feel personally about their economic circumstances based on a report on g.d. p. . it is a public security issue. what we're trying to do is change the mechanisms by which in 2008, there were 114,000 criminals removed. trying to change the mechanism so the system catches less people who are identified. those people who have committed crimes as they do pose a greater threat. >> i would have one question. when you say you have an

replaced during the clinton administration, a period of rapid economic growth, almost 4% real g.d.p. growth, and compare that to what happened when you provided the bush tax cuts that disproportion atly benefited the folks at the top, you see in fact, and we all felt it very strongly, we saw only 2.1% real g.d.p. growth during those years, even though you had the lower tax rates. now, the point is that there are a lot of things that move our economy and clearly that is not a primary factor and anyone who is interested in reducing the deficit as opposed to another ideological agenda recognizes you have to address that part of the proposal. this is a similar chart, it just shows job growth during the booming years during the clinton administration, when the economy was booming. again, during the eight years of the previous administration, when you had the lower tax rates for the folks on top, you actually lost 653 private sector jobs. again, the idea that those little marginal differences drive major economic decisions is just disproven by the facts. here's the difference is when you look at

and this amounts to another study says a million jobs. 1% of g.d.p. growth is a million new jobs added, so it's very serious. and i asked him was that true. by the way, i think my colleagues are aware that we passed 95% of g.d.p. today, we are over the 90% mark, and by september 30 are projected to be 100%. so we're well above the number. and this was the answer. the true number is not the public debt but the gross debt, and the gross debt would be 100% by the end of september. mr. geithner says yes, he agrees with the study that shows it pulls down growth and added it's in many ways more serious than that because it could lead to a debt crisis, the kind of thing erskine bowles, the president has charged to head the debt commission, has warned could happen. so we have a responsibility to lead the nation that avoids us undertaking a crisis that we can see coming. i mean, we have a clear and present danger to the american republic, this debt. and mr. bowles, a businessman, president clinton's chief of staff, that charged to head the debt commission by presiden

result of these efforts, between 2000 and 2009, north dakota's economy grew at an average annual g.d.p. growth rate of 6.4%. so by the end of the decade, we had grown by 75%. that compares to a national growth rate over the same time period of 41%. and all that work to cultivate overseas markets worked, too. our exports of farm machinery, biotech prudes and other north dakota goods grew by more than 300% in 10 years. that compares to a national growth rate of just over 60%. as a result, we balanced our budget year in and year out and today we have no general obligation debt. we have a substantial surplus and strong reserves to secure our economic future. furthermore, to get there we not only held the line on taxes, we reduced them. we reduced property tax and we reduced income tax. over the decade, we generated nearly 15% growth in total employment, encompassing almost every sector of our economy. and every region of our state. at the same time, we boosted per capita income in 84% of the national average cialtion well below the national average in 2000, and today we're above the national avera

if you took that 2000 number and moved it forward in time at some time adjustment factor like g.d.p. growth or inflation or what have you, the budget this year, the department of defense, would be about $380 billion. it will actually be $710 billion. the run rate difference between those two numbers is $330 billion a year. in the year 2000 with that $294 billion number, we were spending about 3% of g.d.p. at that $700 billion it's over 4.5%. it's almost 5% roughly. most western democracies spend more in the neighborhood of 1% or % of g.d.p. you can see the burden, the disproportionate burden, frankly, that the united states is carrying. 2% of g.d.p. is about $300 billion a year. let's put it in the context of historical wars in the u.s. the war on terror, iraq and afghanistan combined, is now the second most expensive war in u.s. history. and present valuing all of these expenditures to today's dollars. over $1.2 trillion. only exceeded by world war ii itself. and now in excess of the cost of the korean war and the vietnam war combined. let's put it in the context of global military expendi

it will spur economic growth by increasing g.d.p. by $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years and creates a less burdensome tax code and incentivizing job growth and investment. we will get out of debt only when we focus on pro-growth policies and budget-tightening plans. this plan will ensure that medicare and medicaid are available to our children, the safety net we have promised. without reforms those programs are unsustainable and will cease. the budget we will vote on tomorrow will be a shift back to fiscal sanity. the budget proposal saves $6.2 trillion compared to president obama's plan. if a person spent $1 million a day every day since the -- since year 1 a.d., they still would not have spent $1 trillion by today. we will save six times that amount in 10 years. mr. speaker, i was taught a valuable lesson, if you weren't responsible with your allowance you wouldn't get any more. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. van hollen: i go back to the point that was raised again to what members of congress have in terms of the

when the high rate was 39.6%, 3.9% real g.d.p. growth. reality is, lower tax rates do not necessarily equate with better growth. or more jobs. what they do equate with is a continuing separation of the very wealthiest americans from everybody else. over the last 30 years, the percentage of all the income earned in the country by the top 1% has gone from 9% to 33%. 9% to 33%. 33% of the american people -- 33% of all the income earned in this country goes to the top 1%. they make more and own more than the bottom 90% of the people in this country. all we're saying is, we know everybody is going to have to share in this sacrifice to try and get our fiscal house in order. but we're only asking the most vulnerable people to share, the people who have been doing the best in this country, we aren't asking them to have a little bit of an inconvenient. and someone who can speak so passionately about the wrong choice that the republicans are making, represents the great city of milwaukee, gwen moore. and i yield to her. ms. moore: thank you for putt

g.d.p. forecast a four point two percent growth remained unchanged why you can from m.v.m. banks once. the oil price is neutral or the money goes away. the only of which is very significant for the economy grows is the capital flows in the revenues created was overpriced in the past i can relate it into the study decisions one. means that this amount of revenue is neutral for recovery grows after the grossest we have an increase in for revenue to give this huge capability to have a neutral in becomes economic growth so it is afflicted exactly in the forecast of the g.d.p. for just over eleven. so you look at the current price now a correction has stepped in and we're seeing a slight decline both for brands and for light sweet crude has been around for showing us oil supplies and expectantly for the last week which was further supporting the market will therefore we're seeing a slight correction along with continue concerns about unrest in north africa and east brant crude did see a new thirteen months of one hundred thirty twenty three dollars per barrel whereas light sweet crude still

g.d.p. four percent russian food retail for instance is growing at ten percent year on year in terms of real growth and have you heard or you can specify any significant deals in the pipelines well i think you know in terms of you know i wouldn't want to name names but i think you know it's fair to expect a number of transactions in the retail sector particularly in non-food retail as well as opportunities in. agriculture and of course natural resources i think will be can continue to be a hot sector including precious much medals i think you know be interested in gold right now is substantial and what do you expect the begin of the russian a.t.t. to pre-crisis that's important it's difficult because it's the exactly one but i think you know by and large we're targeting two thousand pro perhaps out the mystic way i think we're still seeing you know the market is somewhat fragile but we're encouraged because of the broad but investor activity certainly within the mid-market feels between thirty million and five hundred million we see a lot of interest not only from europe places like the u.s. but al

forecast at around one percent for the growth in the third quarter rather than the early protections of breakpoint thirty percent at the same time the country's g.d.p. forecast of four point two percent growth remains unchanged i love you you know the m.d.m. bank explains why. the oil price is neutral or going to go solution the only which is a very significant thing for the economy grows is the capital flows in the revenues straight it was overpriced in the past i can relate it into the study decision funds. means that this amount of revenue is neutral for recovery rose after the grossest we have a increase in for revenue the gears of this huge capital all feel in the here when you throw in big guns are going to grow so it is a reflection of exactly the forecast of the g.d.p. for just a little. secret of the world market right now prices did hit some new thirty month highs that's after a report showing us world supplies expect in the for last week further supported in the market along with continued concern for the rest of north africa and brant crude currently trading a hundred twenty two dollars fifty three cents still about one hundred eighty n

g.d.p. of the country this is very serious because most economic research suggests that countries tend to decelerate in their growth and have more and more severe economic problems once the debt to g.d.p. ratio gets above about ninety percent or we're about to go through that level all eyes are now on the nation that sets the bar for others to see if they could clean up its own bad debts at home or nine r.t. new york. the way the u.s. looks to improve its economic standing by exploring a new energy bill that finds out why big strong he says shale gas risking the health of american. thinkings you say they count five of these jobs at home with do they even want some balance in just a few minutes. thought as says it's doing all it can to help people through hard economic times but not everyone's getting the government support thousands live below the poverty line struggling even to afford to put food on the table of the us out of our reports from tbilisi. the small sunni country of georgia has long been known for its fresh organic raj use recently it seems the fruit of georgia's economy has been rotting away the peopl

g.d.p. of the country this is very serious because most economic research suggests that countries tend to decelerate in their growth and have more and more severe economic problems once the debt to g.d.p. ratio gets above about ninety percent or we're about to go through the rubble all eyes are now on the nation that sets the bar for others to see if it clean up its own dad gets home. archie new york. one of us has to passing thousands of secret government documents to wiki leaks is to be transferred to a prison bradley manning has been held at a marine base in the usa to geneva for the past ten months in conditions that his supporters claim amounts to torture. as david says washington is trying to make an example of money to serve as a warning. u.s. government probably has already achieved its out objectives in this case i mean they've treated him so harshly and so severely denying him his basic rights really both legally and in terms of human rights and that the warning is out that the and the message is out there anybody else out there who who wants to do this use a u.s. citizen in wants to to be this kind of in

g.d.p. of the country this is very serious because most economic research suggests that countries tend to decelerate in their growth and have more and more severe economic problems once the debt to g.d.p. ratio gets above about ninety percent we're about to go through the rubble all eyes are now on the nation that sets the bar for others to see if it could clean up its own bad debts at home. r.t. new york. coming up in a program jobless in italy young people they seem say they can't find a decent source of income at home but we asked that question during one of the cover story. georgia says it's doing all it can to help people through tough economic times but not everyone is feeling the government's support thousands live below the poverty line struggling to afford to put food on the table. reports next from tbilisi. this small sunni country of georgia has long been known for its fresh organic raguse recently it seems the fruit of georgia's economy has been rotting away. people come to the market and don't buy anything because they can't afford it out of all the goods here only i knew them potatoes a local everythi

g.d.p. forecast of four point two percent growth remains unchanged but if you get enough m.d.m. bank explains why the oil price is neutral or going to be the solution the only of which is very significant for the economy grows is the capital flows the revenues created was ill growth in the past i can relate to deduce the study was asian one. means in this among all the revenue is neutral for recovery grows after the grossest we have an increase in the revenue to give this huge caveat all three here were neutral in pickens are going to go so it is a reflection of exactly the forecast of the g.d.p. for just a little. secular get the oil prices that we have right now and they continue to grow amid concerns over supply from libya and unrest in the middle east also the dollar is weakening on the global markets as the world anticipates a rate hike from the european central bank brant crude is over one hundred twenty two and a half dollars per barrel light sweet crude still fairing above one hundred eight dollars at this hour. accenture some coffee capital says there are other industri

g.d.p. of the country this is very serious because most economic research suggests that countries tend to decelerate in their growth and have more and more severe economic problems once they get the g.d.p. ratio gets above about ninety percent or about to go through that level all eyes are now on the nation that sets the bar for others to see if they could clean up its own bad debts at home. r t new york. the u.s. soldier accused of passing sounds of secret government documents to wiki leaks has to be transferred to a new prison but only manning is being held at a marine base in the u.s. state of virginia for the past ten months though the decision to move him follows growing criticism that he's been held in conditions that amount to torture let's talk more about this with kevin zeese an attorney and a member of the bradley manning support network he's joining us on the line from new york but even to anyone from anywhere in the world's able to make a contribution to wiki leaks many of the so so why is bradley manning being singled out for such particularly it seems harsh treatment here is being made a scapegoat in

g.d.p. forecast of four point two percent growth remains unchanged lie i leave you didn't remember a bank explaining. this is neutral or going to go solution the only of which is very significant for the economy grows is the capital flows the revenues created was ill growth in the past we could really get into the sort of decision for. the amount of revenue it is neutral for recovery grows after the grossest we have an increase in the revenue to gears of this huge capital all feel to be here when you throw in big guns are going to grow so it is a reflective exactly in the focus of the g.d.p. for just a living so close look now at how the oil market is standing well prices have hit a thirteen month high report showing us oil supplies and expectedly fell last week is further supporting the market along with continuing concerns about the unrest in north america and the middle east therefore we're seeing brant crude more than one hundred twenty two dollars per barrel light sweet almost one hundred dollars this hour and not superstition coffee capital says there are other industries and sectors of russia

g.d.p. numbers are out and it's not looking so good we'll have details on u.s. growth and we'll find out of the government's trying to downplay this dismal forecast then reform protests are turning violent in syria the u.s. has made it clear that they're not getting involved we want to know how the government picks and chooses which countries do deserve military involvement and its official general david petraeus has been nominated to be the director of the cia will determine what changes will be coming to the intelligence agency it's a military official is put in charge and let's talk about copyright infringement and censorship should it be up to private companies to take certain pirate sites out of their search results or should the government force them to host a debate on the issue and we'll call on one of our favorite guests to discuss the big is story in the media but i can't really figure out who cares about the royal wedding they're about to cause will join me to basically make fun of it or because they have that gossip and that fun for the end of our show up f

that this government is shut down. .2% of g.d.p. growth for every week this government is shut down, just at a tight time when our economy starting to show some sign of light. i've said on the floor over the last couple of days that no local government official in my state, none, zero, republican or democrat, would ever say, we're going to close the government. we decided that we can't get along, we can't agree, we can't figure it out, so the city and county of vendor will cloarks the city of grand junction will close, or the school district will close. no one in colorado would think to say that to their constituents and we shouldn't think about it either. some people say, wow, there must be some incredibly significant disagreement that's keeping the house and the senate from working together to get this done, republicans and democrats from working together to get this dong. last night i brought a slide to show just what that disagreement looks lirks mr. president. and this was yesterday. i heard some people say that there is agreement on

g.d.p. for cost of four point two percent growth remains unchanged i leave you going to the bank explains why. the oil price is neutral or going to go somewhere should be the only of which is very significant for the economy grows is the capital will be the revenues created was ill grace in the past i can relate it into the study decision one of. the reason this amount of reading your book is neutral for recovery goes after the greatest we have an increase in for revenue down together this huge capital of the world to have a neutral index funds are going up it will say it is reflective exactly in the forecast of the g.d.p. for just selling the level. of the oil market right now prices the fed's another three months for showing us oil supplies and expect them to tell us great for the supporting market in them with continued concerns about undressed and north africa and in the middle east but we've seen in the past our prices easing up brant crude is hundred twenty two fifty three at the moment light sweet still about one hundred eight and a half so just a graph of a quarter of a percent. actua

g.d.p. of the country this is very serious because most economic research suggests that countries tend to decelerate in their growth and have more and more severe economic problems once the debt to g.d.p. ratio gets above about ninety percent or we're about to go through that level all eyes are now on the nation that sets the bar for others to see if it clean up its own bad debts at home. r.t. new york. on the other side of the atlantic it's the future generation which is the force of economic hardship. down. to millions of unemployed is the constant battle to prevent itself suffering the same fate as greece and ireland can offer ports from rain. for over a year now elena has been trying to find a decent job but despite having a degree in linguistics and fluently speaking german french and spanish the only work she's been able to find short term gates says hiring insurance is simply cheaper for companies while many of those with a higher education are left behind and. if it doesn't improve it i don't see how it can the only way to find a job is to look for a good parent i'm too tired of looking for it here i am rea