gill has got, should have his side.t he has to say. according to the lawsuit gill quietly sold or exercised all of his 120 call options for a large profit. he revealed he has dumped all the call options on june 13th. as you recall first he came in, you started, you know, i don't know if you could say he touted it. he posted a photo of meme him rocking and shares of gamestop. liz: it was the meme of a guy about to get on to his computer, getting ready to make a move. >> maybe he is looking at porn hub. who knows. it is a male, right? you don't know. men are sick, i tell my niece this all the time. stay away from them. i'm telling you. that happens. and then couple other things happen and then he sells. okay, now this confluence equal concurrence? is that the -- liz: came out on youtube. he had a big event on youtube, he talked about an hour. he explained everything he had done. he had posted his trades. so why isn't he allowed to sell them after he posted them? >> he is allowed to do that. liz: so class-action lawsuit? >

gill, thank you for participating in this conversation. پیهرو دینی استان yo yata hudai yo bato hudai yo bato hudai yata talioli. in this truck, there's a guy in that truck, i guess there's a guy in this brown truck right here. dia postiera nel campo. in the end , i would like to thank mr. yami, our simultaneous translator, for translating both connections with tennessee and new york. good night, god bless you. these glass rectangles are supposed to help fix the electricity imbalance in the country is due to the panels that were introduced as energy storage in solar power plants. but sometimes, next to the energy boom, electricity is cut off unawares. to solve this problem and any disturbance in solar energy production, a knowledge -based company has designed a system for real-time monitoring of the solar power plant. another one of our companies is paya data center, which works in the field of intelligent industry solutions. we produced a product here, a monitoring system. it is monitored by khurshid power plant, and this product costs 1/1

gill, hello, thank you.the last week , the white house had planned a lot so that biden could have a picture at the nato summit. he should show his strength so that the heads of other countries will understand that he has the ability to defeat trump . he should also show the american voters inside that he has the ability to continue the competition . now, according to the events that happened , what kind of situation do you think biden is in? their plan was to show world leaders on the world stage that this is very powerful, but it ended very disastrously . the opinion of american voters appeared very weak. this is the worst scenario that happens to the democrats and is actually a source of laughter and humor for the world. in fact, now in the camp of the democrats , we are witnessing a kind of embarrassment and confusion, as they do not know what they should really do. mr. gill, as you know, a few days ago , the new york times made a disclosure that the experts at the parkinson's treatment center in the last

thank you for your time today, bates gill, | going forward.es gill, a senior fellow. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. it's a big day in the uk, where injust a few hours from now, polling stations will open and people will be able to have their say about who runs the country. all the political parties have spent a final day out on the campaign trail, pushing for votes. our political editor chris mason reports six weeks ago, it was a bit damp. so this is it — a general election is on. if you want change, you have to vote for it. here they are. funny old business, following the prime minister on the campaign trail. are you changing many minds? well, look, chris, you can see we're having a conversation here. would you describe yourself as a socialist? look, yes, iwould. fireworks, smiles, promises, questions and one more day of persuasion. rishi sunak was at school in romsey, in hampshire, today. hi, girls, how are you? hello. how is he, i wonder, after hearing a cabinet colleague on radio 4 this morning pretty much concede de

and we hear from the british 17—year—old phoebe gill who's taking time out from her studies to competeme to the programme, as we look ahead to a busy weekend of sport, but as the second day of the open draws to a close, it's been another impressive round from shane lowry. he's the clubhouse leader on seven under and is the man to beat. yesterday belonged to qualifier dan brown and he is still very much in contention, finishing two shots behind the leader. but some of the big names may not survive, tiger woods will be going home, and it was the rory mcilroy horror show, he also looks likely to miss the cut. but the day was all about the irishman, shane lowry as olly foster reports. there's a fine line between brave and foolhardy, finding a balance on the course is key to mastering the royal should. the course is key to mastering the royalshould. shane the course is key to mastering the royal should. shane lowry has done just that one off the lead overnight he moved back to the top with two early birdies. he came unstuck at the railway hole a double bogey but she got back on track, helpe

it accused gill of engaging in a pump and dump scheme.l was one of the faces of the 2021 meme stock craze and reemerged in may with new posts about holdings in gamestop. coming up, byd sells a record number of cars in the second quarter. tesla, however, is struggling to accelerate. the price cutting story, the competition in 19 chinese market, the divergence -- in that key chinese market, the divergence between byd and tesla. we get a preview next of what that means in terms of this rivalry. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, this is bloomberg and these are the stories that set your agenda. the ecb could pause rate cuts as europe awaits inflation. >> it will take time to gather data to be certain that risks have passed. tom: we will speak with chief economist in the next few minutes and wall street maps out what a donald trump presidential victory could mean for the bond market and democrats may nominate joe biden this month. tesla sales are set to fall as byd hits another record, that story in the next minute. european

katie: interesting details on keith gill. you see the volatility making its way through chewy shares. tell us about birkenstock. >> this has been one of the most highly traded stocks this morning. shares fell 11.5% in part because insiders, especially the private equity owner, filed to share cells. now ubs -- to sell shares. now ubs says it is going better than he anticipated. the market sees some overhangs around the growth the barbie movie generated. he thinks there are more important things to focus on. he says a price target of $85 per share. citi has a buy rating at $65 a share that was reinstated. less excitement but still a little bit of positivity for a name that has been on a good run lately. 13.3% gains year to date. katie: not bad on a monday, another 1.5% today. thank you so much. the supreme court is set to release the final opinions of this term. we will preview the trump immunity decision next. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: we are awaiting the supreme court ruling on former president donald trump's claim he is im

this tribute to the gills and have spoken of their heartbreak.— of their heartbreak.is 9 euros a lease i do _ of their heartbreak. this is 9 euros a lease i do not, _ of their heartbreak. this is 9 euros a lease i do not, she's _ of their heartbreak. this is 9 euros a lease i do not, she's daughter. of their heartbreak. this is 9 euros a lease i do not, she's daughter of| a lease i do not, she's daughter of portuguese parents. keep smiling and dancing, you are a princess and no one can change that, love from your hero daddy and mummy. six—year—old bebe king was also killed in the attack. herfamily have said, "no words can describe the devastation that has hit our family.�* as well as seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe. their families are being supported by specialist officers. the attack has also left five children and two adults in a critical condition. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. he can't be named because of his age, but the bbc can report, that he was born in cardiff — to rwandan parents — and moved to the southp

, by the way, a good life hack when cutting out the gills , the bitterness is removed from the fish,looking into her eyes, well , it’s somehow already uncomfortable. that is, i got ready to eat it, and it’s here, so i cut off the head, this is firstly, secondly, and i don’t fish salt during baking, or in general, i don’t salt it at all, i’ll explain why, because once upon a time one wise cook told me that, in principle, fish is self-sufficient, so try not to salt it when i bake fish, it doesn’t matter if you bake it either fry it and don’t add salt, but in fact it is self-sufficient, that is, it contains enough salt. let's try it differently, we'll add salt to one, not the other, the white tv and radio company is further, where fate has thrown you, well, i actually came to work at news at the age of 18, and from the age of 18 i worked at news in beltia radio company, are you a pre-sleep magazine? yes, i graduated from the faculty of journalism of the bsu, so, therefore, that is, now we are on the pathetic council, well, i teach at the faculty of journalism, today i accepted, and ther

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that was bates gill from the national bureau of asian research. police in australia are searching for a missing child who was reportedly attacked by a crocodile, while swimming in a creek in australia's northern territory. the 12—year—old was last seen around dusk on tuesday, swimming near a remote town about 360km southwest of darwin. the northern territory is home to an estimated 100,000 saltwater crocodiles, more than anywhere else in the world, but attacks are uncommon. japan's supreme court has ruled that thousands of people sterilised against their will can claim compensation. about 16,000 people, including those with mental illnesses, were forcibly sterilised under a eugenics law that was only scrapped in 1996. 8,000 more are thought to have been pressured into being sterilised. the supreme court has now decided that japan's 20—year statute of limitations does not apply in these cases. scientists believe they have found the oldest example of representational art in a cave on the indonesian island of sulawesi. the researchers say the wall pa

brent gill joins us now.on of the morning as everyone is assessing the prospects for the second half. what's your take? >> i think tech can continue its rally. we've had a massive under performance in software so we do believe that software can pick up the pace. semis in infrastructure have been leading the charge, so we look for a more weighted softer rally in the back half of this year. it's massively under performed. semis up close to 15, swear software up 7 so we believe year to date that software can have a better rally as you go into the seasonally stronger second half as well as we look at 25 numbers, so it's been a challenging front half for our core coverage, but we think that will change in the back half. we do think it's super early in ai and we think we're in really early i thinnings, ai picks and shovels, we're buying the core infrastructure. 95% of ai deployments are pocs, proof of concepts, those have to flip to live installations to get the full value. as that happens we think companies like m

we expect this continued deceleration in growth. >> also may be chalk this up to have keith gill is back be one of the ultimate meme stocks is benefiting from meme-y-ness. one analyst after another has dialed back expectations for this quarters delivery. we do see monthly wholesale data out of china that has not been strong for tesla in the first couple months of this quarter. i think the likelihood of a surprise last month that rescues the quarter for the company seems fairly remote. it really is ahead scratcher. i think just beyond the presence of a bully and some in retail investors always looking ahead to the robotaxi that is coming out in that unveiling in august. caroline: it feels like investors want to go long-term. we are running out of excuses. you have a great story talking about 441,000 ev's being sold for the second quarter. you can't blame middle eastern supply chain disruptions anymore. >> the company has pointed, he did point to things in the first quarter that really affected the production side. it was reluctant to speak to demand issues. that has been elon musk's mo. f

some gill, high tech specter in hungary recorded high levels of cancer, causing heavy metals in the had difficulties filtering it's exhaust gases by and by mental benefits of recycling. so many things to consider and we're not even halfway done. our black moss is no edits to a nother sullivan that will help bring out the cold in this chemical cocktail. and it's pretty colorful from greenish to doc blue. it's like so blue, it almost looks like ink because like right with that. and it's this dark blue pod actually that the cold sticks to to get a higher concentration of cobalt. we need to do another round of this. this time we're going from blue to red. now that's the color change. so now the cobalt is in the dock, a red is pa spot to be able to use the metal in new batteries. you of course need to get it out of the sullivan. you can do that by using it up as you would at industry scale or a little quick kind of small left like this with yet another solvent. really can see the crystals a lots here they even accumulate. so that's a bottom like how much coal is that now from the by mass isn

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gill. gill. >> i think it's now. i'm now.> or is it gillian g e l e. >> gilead. >> gilead. yes! >> ding ding! >> yeah. they've got office space all over the place. >> foster city was incorporated in 1971, so who put the foster in foster city? well this should be a pretty big hint, mr. foster. mr. foster. well, that's a good. that's a good start. oh, boy. >> i have no clue. >> oh, man. >> i know it is a man, i can tell you that much. ben foster, ben foster. >> yes, it's. that's right. no, no. where did ben come from? i have no idea. it was a good try, foster. >> freeze, foster! >> freeze! i knew someone would say that. and you're right. is it? yeah. no, no, no, no. foster was a very famous developer, >> he developed houses up and down the peninsula. wow. >> ding ding ding. do you know his name? >> bill? >> mr. foster? come on. actually, it is t the initial t, jack foster. he was an orphan in texas. ended up at the university of oklahoma, where he became the mayor of norman, where u of o is graduated from there, got a law degre

phoebe gill takes the win! ..beating established stars and her idols — the likes ofjemma reekie. and the fact that we just used each other to get to the line, i think it was... it really pushed me to finish. then coming away with the win was the most undescribable thing that could have happened. despite her record—breaking run up to the olympics, phoebe's very keen to keep her feet very much on the ground — by deciding not to go away to some pre—olympic training camp or to paris early, but to stay here with her mates on her home—from—home track at st albans, right until the last minute before her event begins. i think it's really good to keep the normality for as long as possible. it's great that, after a hard session, we canjust have banter with each other and just have a laugh. like any athlete, there are huge sacrifices... crisps — i've cut out crisps since december and it's been such a struggle. cheese and onion, ready salted, and prawn — prawn cocktail, actually — it's a big go—to — but i haven't had that in so long. it's just... i'm missing it. it's worth it to get a taste

, by the way, this is a good life hack, when you cut out the gills, the bitterness is removed from thefish, look into its eyes, well , it’s already somehow inconvenient, that is, i was preparing to eat it, but it’s here, so i cut off the head, this is firstly, secondly, and i don’t salt the fish while baking. don't salt it when i i bake fish, it doesn’t matter whether you bake or fry and don’t add salt, in fact it’s self-sufficient, that is, i have enough salt, in any case, then, let’s try it differently, add salt to one, not the other, white radio company next, where did fate take you, well, i actually came to work. in the news at the age of 18, since i was 18, at the age of 18 i worked in the news at the belty radio company, you are a professional journalist, yes, i graduated from bsu, so, therefore, that is, now we are in the papatetic council, well, i teach on zurfak, so i accepted, yes, the thesis was a defense of theses today, and how do you like our youth, we have amazing youth, well, they are not like... they understood us very much, they didn’t really want to let us into the p

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gill quit five months into the job.g and went bazerc on a staff member to the point of tears because she was unprepared. that tracks with what an unnamed whitehouse staffer told the author chris whiple in the book, fight of your life. saying she didn't do the preparation for a hard core policy matter and then she was enraged when things didn't go the way things were supposed to be. terry whose son spent months in her office, said his kids internship was a summer from hell. saying they were supposed to stand and say good morning general when she walked into the room, and not address kamala or even look her in the eyes. that privilege is for senior staff only. kamala had a filthy mouth and never met with the interns because staffers were too afraid to introduce them. probably for the best. well, everyone has had a bad boss at some point or the other, but usually that boss doesn't become president. if 92% of a company's workforce quit, would you keep the ceo? so why would we make kamala america's ceo. kevin eleary is here.

secrets were told. employees and this is a direct quote from the publication, thanks to the patronage of gillost influential person in the white house, is compared by the new york post in terms of the level of his influence to rasputin under nikolai. president biden's inner circle has shrunk since last week's disastrous debate. his wife's aide anthony burnal became one of the eighty-one-year-old politician's key advisers along with longtime confidant mike donnilon, fifty-one burnal is controversial figure as he was allegedly bullied and sexually harassed by colleagues. three sources estimate that his influence was comparable to that of the mystic grigory rasputin on the family and court of nicholas ii, the last tsar of russia. first lady jill bayty considers burnel her work husband. he is also close to biden's controversial eldest son hunter, whom burnal hugged after he was convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm. a white house source said many of the president's old guard of longtime aides are believed to have remained aside from discussions of what will happen next, stating th

remember back in may gill posted a video that featured emojis of a microphone and american flag withterpreted to mean that he planned to target cost around the fourth of july holiday. at a one point the stock was up 50%. you're now up a cool 33%. >>> sun power not looking so bright after announcing that ernst and young has resigned as its auditor n. a filing with the securities and exchange commission, the solar energy company disclosed that ernest and young said, quote, the company's internal controls needed for reliable financial statements did not exist and, therefore, it was unwilling to be associated with management's financial statement. sun power received a subpoena from the sec back in february all a relating to certain accounting matters, and those investigations are still ongoing. the san jose company said it intends to cooperate with the sec's investigation. >>> it has been a roller coaster of a ride for siriusxm investors today. the satellite radio company that boasts shock jock howard stern as a one of its highest draws shot up at the open, but it's lost some of those ga

that thing was packed to the gill.hey showed on a screen bus behind him and even bigger crowd outside of the arena there were thousands of people and they started showing up at 2:00 p.m. the day before. pretty amazing in his message really solid. it's about economic success it's about safety and security in your communities and all across this country securing the southern border it is about making sure we have peace around the globe it was a great night for donald trump i expect more in minnesota before november 5. >> or talk met some of that messaging the economy, immigration, those of the top two issues in our fox news poll in minnesota 33% in minnesota and say the economies are number one issued felled by immigration then abortion and of course it's going to be an abortion the democrats are going to try to make hay of it. if you look at the top lines in that same survey kamala harris' after six-point lead similar to what we often see in a state like yours. so, is there a chance your state is reaching -- is out of r

gill very popular forjoe biden? all riaht, very popular forjoe biden?ughts on bbc news. we will get you more reactions as well on this story. kamala harris, as we have been saying, is receiving endorsements from other big names in the democratic party. former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton said that they joined millions of americans and thinking president biden for all he has accomplished, standing upfor for all he has accomplished, standing up for america time and time again. but former president barack 0bama stopped short of endorsing ms harris in his statement, saying "we will be navigating uncharted waters in the days ahead, but i have extraordinary confidence that the leaders of our party will be able to create a process from which an outstanding nominee emerges. i believe that joe biden�*s vision of a generous, prosperous and united america provides an opportunity for abnormal be on full display at the democratic convention in august" is what barack 0bama had to say. one of the first democratic senators to rea

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there will be shows in gill row, mountain view, san jose, and santa clara. >>> let's get to first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> it is totally valid. and the first heat wave of summer and the numbers you're about to see for tuesday and wednesday and how long this will stick around after that and maybe not as hot as tuesday and wednesday and still well above average for quite a wile. and that is what the story is all about and the first thing we want to do is pick off. but you're going to take a bigger step up on tuesday and look at your number by tuesday and up to 106, which really grabs a lot of attentions where they don't go far back and it's silly. i can tell you most places around here, as warm as these numbers are, we don't really appear to be breaking records. we'll come close and 2 degrees shy of livermore and that is not really a whole lot because it will be hot for a while where they will have a concern. let's come back over here and pick out those numbers because we're going to show you the daytime highs for tuesday and what it will be like for wednesday, 75 in and yock,

the champions of the euro, respectively, until soumed alipour mahajeb , 28 years old, last season, gillesportugal joined perspis with an official two-year contract and will wear the shirt of this tehran team for the second time. oh you fc sepahan club due to the one and a half minute delay of the players entering the field. he fined 82,000 dollars in the elimination stage of the asian champions league against al-hilal of saudi arabia and also fined 82,000 dollars for the violation of his fans, and federerson banned the danish rider karina kaso kroth, one of the country's top female drag racers, from participating in the 2024 paris games due to animal cruelty. . during training , he knocked down his horse on the ground with a shovel. have a nice time. today is friday, the 29th of july, the 13th of muharram and the 19th of july. morning in tehran at 301 minutes sunrise 53 minutes noon call to prayer 12 minutes the maghrib call to prayer is at 1939 minutes, dear viewers , we have reached the end of this news segment. thank you for your attention. may god protect you. from my soul, abolfazlam

it spiked after keith gill disclosed a 6.6% stake on the country -- company. he owns roughly 9 million shares, worth about $245 of course now you have chewy down almost 12%. we are talking about elections. shares we are closely watching. two elections we are watching closely around the world. thursday the u.k. holds a snap election and france and its allies dominated the first round of voting on sunday. how do you think about the most recent results and what it means moving forward? >> it has certainly been a big shock and france. it's the first time the national rally has really dominated a national election like this. this is about who's going to form the next government so it's been really extraordinary. there's another round to come this sunday. how much of a united front to the other parties try to put up against the national rally? that's going to really determine whether or not the national rally is able to complete sort of this electoral takeover and end up having enough seats in the national assembly to form a government after sunday. sonali: how do y

cool air that has been streaming through the petaluma gill out there and if you want to see what that looks like today as we're getting closer till sunset. look what's still there. the marine layer is putting on a show. this is a good sign for things to come down the road with an excessive heat warning and goes until 11:00. tomorrow is the worst. i'll show you why sunday is better than saturday if you're trying to make outdoor plans for the weekend. sunday would be the day to think about it. don't go crazy with your sunday plans. sunday is still hot, but if there is something that you're looking forward to, i'll show you why you need to do it this weekend. as long as you do it responsibly, sunday might be a better day. for now, back to you. >> thank you. >>> president biden has had a rough week one. he is facing questions about the ability to run the country. now he sat down for one of the more political interviews with an explosive. it was a crucial opportunity for biden to reassure the american public that he has what it takes to win and to serve currently. >> it is a bad episode. n

it was in tehran and after that he spent 4 years in portuguese football and in maritimo and gilles vicente clubs. yes, and i am very happy about what happened and i hope that in the upcoming season , we can have a great team together with the fans and all of you who support the team. with all concentration and thought i slowly came back and i am very happy that this happened and i am very determined to be able to participate with all my strength in the training and team and group work alongside the children and the fan work and in the games we can leave a very good performance and make the fans happy . the manner in which the player talks to the coach is a matter of respect and courtesy. well, it's true, this is my home, the fans would like this to happen, as well as the club, but in my opinion, the head coach of the team has a very special position, and i knew it was necessary to talk to him. the official media of tabriz tractor club announced by publishing separate farewell texts that safa hadi, gustav vagnein, milosh delitich, mahdi abdi and arslan motahari will definitely not be in the

it was just bracing when he was on those who what they're like, fish, lug rooms, have gills and breathes under water, but they don't suffocate when the tide goes out. instead, they can survive for up to 6 hours without breathing. so i feel to my attention on the score, and i found this very special marker which has nothing to do on the red blood cell, which is don't type of blood typing, which is very similar. also the sink to our was a, it's via from human tongue. so had discovered an extraordinary oxygen storage system. convinced that harnessing this love were him him a globe and could transform medicine. he left his position as a university researcher and launched his own company, marina. it was it like a really adventure to, to arrive, to date that so we can use these products for a full human use today. use biotech company as more than 40 employees, the substance they extract from leg when blood contains the supercharged human globe and protein. a single small bottle can replace an entire backup donated blood at the university hospital in the city of the west in western friends, jan

they were at the 1st of 3, sold out concerts in the western city of gills and kitchen last night. and they were not only from germany, you know, this with these. if they're anything they are international. they know the was and they made the own sparkly coast teams. they all switch these and goes and kitchen has rolled out the red carpet for them and the idol, the city has changed its name to swift cushion, finds a hanging out in taylor town before the concepts. and of course, signing up to buy t shirts and other memorabilia. the, the florida and water you prepared to wait so long and such a big que um, but yeah, because it, as it gets used as much and does he have to cut it only by on the 2 days. and so that we can get something with which to remember this crazy day. we have really been looking forward to day ford for a few kilometers away at the belt. and serena, with a 3 concepts will take place the funds gathering here on to and the german some have travel to you from as far away as thailand, canada, or malta, like julia navarro, and have friends. they are here long before doo

steve gill says, crowd strike has a lot of questions to answer any time you have something this big and there's no explanation other than we were just doing an update. you know, it raises suspicions and, and concerns about what's really going on in the lack of transparency, the crowd strikeout rates under, in normal situations. i think there needs to be great transparency of what happened, how it happened, and more importantly, how they will prevent this from happening going forward. one of the issues with crowd strike is not only the cosy relationship with intelligence agencies and with the democratic party, but also the revolving door of people inside and outside government intelligence agencies. been with crowd stripe, making big money on the private sector side and then getting the intel and the influence that they need when they go back into a government or, or kind of go in and out. i think again, the whole process needs to be examined, not just with crowd stripe, but other defense department agencies, other major companies that are, that are using their inside sources and then pr

phoebe gill takes the win! ..beating established stars and her idols — the likes ofjemma reekie.hen to be racing alongside her was just incredible. and the fact that we just used each other to get to the line, i think it was... it really pushed me to finish. then coming away with the win was the most undescribable thing that could have happened. i started journaling — which i'd never done before — to just get everything out. journaling — do you mean writing stuff down? yeah, yeah. on a phone or actually with a pen? with an actual pen! oh, right! laughter. i think sport is 70% mental and 30% physical, actually. phoebe only got started in middle—distance running seven years ago — coming from, originally, swimming and then cross—country. she came to the track and she just glided effortlessly over the track, and i've only seen that once before. any athlete can do — you know, can be incredibly good, but there's only a couple of athletes that i've seen that just glide effortlessly. phoebe was like that, age ten. despite her record—breaking run up to the olympics, phoebe's very keen to

but as gills got here and says, ask them why they're fighting for, and they'll never tell you the economics of war. it was a david, even though there's a lot of bluster, you know, when you think about what, what the military capacity to be. don't we take uh, off the table on nucular capacity, the military's in, in, in nato. we're not that particularly strong, but they're not really well funded. turkey has the biggest army, they're not getting involved in this at all here. i mean, it's a lot of a bureaucrats in my mind that have really plus jobs and you know, they're threatening the global war, but this, but they, they don't really have capacity other than a new killer capacity. go ahead david. yeah, this is absolutely true. i mean, uh, the, uh, britain, france and germany each can per deploy up to one brigade in eastern europe. whereas, you know, the u. s. can provide more than that. of course, maybe a couple $100000.00 troops if we, if we were to search. but in a rush it has uh, 12 combined arms arbys. uh they might have more and yeah that's, that's how much they start out with. and a by t

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