my panel i've got ben habib , the panel i've got ben habib, the former deputy leader of reform uk anduick , the visiting uk and tom buick, the visiting professor of education at the university of staffordshire. good evening, gents, to both of you. you're very welcome tonight, given that you are a professor of education, then it would be remiss of me to not mention gcse results day. >> yeah, another bumper year for students in england, wales and northern ireland, so congratulations to them. i understand sir keir starmer's son is one of them. so remember it's not about the qualifications or the grades. it's about what you do with them. >> any words of wisdom, ben habib for anyone that's got their grades today. >> tom has stolen the show with that line. it's what you do with your grades. absolutely right. >> what you do with your grades. i'm. by the way, i will just add the other side of it. i did absolutely terribly in mine. quite frankly, i've got to say, on reflection, i do wish that i tried. perhaps a little bit harder, but i guess my key message is if your kids or grandkids or whate

welcome back to dewbs& co with me , bev turner ben habib and me, bev turner ben habib and paul embry'sng a bit, but you know what? it's the end of a stressful week, isn't it? it's a friday night, so stick with us. so this again, this is a bit light hearted. the olympic breakdancer ray gun has called the backlash that she's received since competing in paris 2024 devastating. the 36 year old australian has been criticised and also slightly sort of laughed at following her performance in paris. let's remind ourselves. robert performance in paris. let's remind ourselves . robert jenrick performance in paris. let's remind ourselves. robert jenrick. andrew doyle. mark steyn. >> here we go . what . >> here we go. what. >> here we go. what. >> tire of watching it. celebrities, including fat boy slim have rushed to her defence. meanwhile, boxer imane khelif is suing the likes of elon musk and jk rowling for what she's describing as aggravated cyber harassment. both of these athletes, i use that term, you know, loosely, are basically complaining about the fact that they're getting hate online. p

thank you for your company, ben habib. thank your company, ben habib. thank you for yours too.nd the last hour with me on dewbs& co. don't forget, you can always listen to us on the radio as well. if you're ever wanting to go out, take me with you anyway. that's all from me. nigel farage is up next. have yourself a fantastic evening and i'll see you tomorrow night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. the grey weather will unger office. the grey weather will linger across the south first thing tomorrow, but in general it's looking much brighter as we head into friday. that's because a cold front will clear through the country overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning, introducing fresher air. but before then we've still got the milder humid air through the rest of this evening and overnight. so quite a close night to come . persistent rain night to come. persistent rain still continuing through this evening across north eastern areas, but that wi

habib karimzadeh. slowly , the teams gather together and have their meetings . about four months ago, we started the pre-production meetings under the production management of mr. rahmat abdullahzadeh and friends of jang. and pre -production was done. in it, we came to the conclusion that we should use the capacity of our friends who exist in fars province and have a very high potential in all production groups, that is, now we are in all the bands are producing sound, visuals, and directing , and their friends from shiraz and fars province are present and helping, and we have reached a good composition , but we were a little worried. becoming friends means cooperating with each other, but thank god , it has been very good in your service and how about the actor, mr. rezaei . we had a preliminary contract with a series of actors. we started, i suggested that now you know that summer is one of the busiest times of the year in the production of film and television works that is, from late spring to summer, and many friends did not coordinate their time with us due

essam crescent the servant of habib, the leader of the procession, habib bin mazaher , said that he hadn traveling since 2 months of muharram, that he had started his service from packing and reached karbala, and now they were packing up to go back to their city . we tried to give our best service to the pilgrims who were invited to be imam hussain and this party is on its way until the day of judgment and the rest, god willing . it was the arrival of the truck to shower the procession's belongings and return to besareh. the consciousness of the sad consciousness means that it is sad. for this return, i am the servant of hossein forever, and without the visitors of hossein, i think it won't hurt. khorum, we find meaning with hussain and his pilgrims , we feel homesick just to be able to serve again. apparently, their procession was 70 people in imam ali street. they were here for two months, siavash, a primary servant of this shrine, i wish we could stay longer , i wish it would always be the same table next to this shrine , so that we could always see it. everyone tells me how every ye

his anger, with his eyes, farewell to imam hussain, farewell to al-zawar, farewell to al-khidmah, habib, the person in charge of the procession of habib bin mazaher, said from the two months of muharram that he started his service from basra and after reaching karbala, they were packing their bags to go back to their city. avar al-hussein, i don't think it will hurt. we will find meaning with hussain and his pilgrims. we miss just to be able to serve again in this apparently procession in the street. it was imam ali. 70 people have been here for two months and siavash is the first servant of this moke. i wish we could stay longer always be the same. i wish we could always see him next to this shrine. everyone tells me how every year the funeral services are increasing and i say that i don't know either. whatever i spend for imam hussain, i get many times more and spend again . this is the miracle of imam hossein. i am from nasiriyah in the south of iraq. i have been here since the first of muharram for the love of this pilgrim. it is difficult for us to go away and return to our city ,

sir ben habib gives it his his seal of approval.ncillors to fight for reform uk in next year's election, 3000 applicants for those roles. he is trying to build in a tentacles to eat into the bedrock of these seats around the country. the problem reform uk has got is they don't know where all the voters live. the lib dems, tories, labour, they know where the supporters are because they've knocked on doors for decades. reform uk haven't got that. they got away with it with a very busy air war, a social media war, last month's election. but in order to become the next party of government and that's what the user says. however outlandish that might sound, that is quite outlandish, to be honest with you, with you, they think they can win the election in 2028, 2029, and this is how they're going to start. >> what was fascinating about the general election that's just gone past is that it took like eight over 800,000 votes per seat for reform versus about 25,000 votes per seat for the labour party. this scattergun approach, firing votes in

, the leader of the procession, habib bin mazaher, said that he had started his service from basra and reached karbala for two months of muharram. it didn't matter to us what national religion came to our procession? we just tried to give our best service to the pilgrims who were invited to be imam hussain and this party will be on its way until the day of judgement. god willing, he was waiting for the truck to arrive to shower the procession's belongings and return to basreh hazain, which means he is sad for this return of my hussain forever. i am the servant of hossein and i think i will not be in trouble without hossein's pilgrims. we are with hossein and his pilgrims. we find that we feel homesick just to be able to serve again. apparently , their procession was in imam ali street. 70 people were here for two months and siavash was a primary servant. i wish we could stay longer, i wish it would always be the same, i wish we could always see it next to this shrine, everyone tells me how every year the mokbad services are increasing, and i say that i don't even know how much i get fo

and ben habib, thank you very much to you. we'll come back to that panel after the break.rations across the country. we're live with our national reporter after the headunes national reporter after the headlines with tatiana . headlines with tatiana. >> darren. thank you . the top >> darren. thank you. the top stories. his majesty the king has called for mutual respect and unity following riots across the country. he thanked the police and the emergency services for their efforts to restore peace and welcomed how communities have countered the violence. this comes after prime minister sir keir starmer said the police should remain on high alert this weekend, despite the violence easing . around 15,000 violence easing. around 15,000 people are taking part in an anti—racism rally in belfast following a week of unrest and disorder in the city. the demonstration began at writers square and made its way to city hall, where speeches are also taking place. a senior police service of northern ireland officer earlier promised a significant visible policing operation. around 1000 pe

ben habib, brexiteer businessman. thank you. appreciate your presence with us this evening.the thoughts now of my panel campaigner peter tatchell. former conservative mp dame andrew jenkins and journalist and communications adviser linda duberly . good evening to you duberly. good evening to you all. peter, let's start with you. what do you make of the labour government's first 5051 days? can you agree there's a rather stinky smell of hypocrisy wafting through number 10 at the moment. >> well, certainly about these allegations of jobs for donors, access for donors to number 10, there does need to be an investigation. it may be innocent, there may be nothing a, you know , toward, but it a, you know, toward, but it needs to be investigated. so that's why the independent ethics adviser, laurie magness, must conduct an investigation. a fair and impartial investigation, and give us the truth about who these people are, what they did and why they were given access and why they were given access and why they were given access and why they were given jobs. >> i mean, you call for an

essam helali sada news agency and... the person in charge of the procession, habib ibn mazhar , said that he started his service from basra and reached karbala, and now they were packing to go back to their city. we just tried our best to serve zaarai let's say that imam hossein was invited and this party will continue until the day of resurrection, god willing , he was waiting for the truck to arrive and i will pay for this miracle . i will spend everything for imam hossein, how many times will imam hossein make me cry? i am from nasiriyah in the south. iraq, since the beginning of mas salam, the future for children was held in the march of arbaeen survivors in tehran. our slogan is the water of imam hossein of the future. we thought a lot about this slogan, if imam hussain was here now , what purpose would he pursue for the correct use of water, what slogans could children use to teach their bodies, we used this same slogan now. we teach children that we don't want them to consume less , but to consume it properly so that these limited water resources reach all the people on the su

came to the breasts of women, we came to the hearts of souls , we came to the breasts of blood, like habib behr, you came old and young, you died and you came young, fasting tea and hosseini soil make the dead person cry for you, revive every cold heart with fasting tea and hosseini soil. the dead he weeps for you, the revival of every depressed heart and the strength to breastfeed love of hussein, do not die love of hussein well, come with us, let's go to the attractive border and learn about the traffic situation of the pilgrims of hazrat imam hussein, peace be upon him, apparently from different borders, of course these days in they are crossing chazaba border , shalamcheh border, mehran border and other borders that are ready in order for the hosseini arbaeen pilgrims to pass through them , our connection with the chezaba border is established in this area. ms. hamidi, our journalist colleague , will say more about this. mrs. hamidi , hello, good morning. i respect you, my dear colleague, mr. hosseini, to all the people of iran, my dears and compatriots, and of course, the viewers of t

someone has come from another country and they say that habib is god's guest, then this is exactly what we are doing. we will answer them as they are, we will not allow them to be enemies. who makes mistakes and wants to make extra mistakes. we have to treat him in a different way to give him a sharp answer. in any case, let's not be short again, we should put them in their place so that they don't do this again, for example , no matter how it happens , we have to defend ourselves until the base of the game. let's give i am firm that we must respond to them , our legitimate right is to defend ourselves and respond to this attack, people, the response of the armed forces as a deterrent against enemy aggression. they know that it should be more severe than the previous times so that , god willing , there will be no such move towards our country again, it is a hard tooth breaker, our response should be a much more severe response than what they did so that they don't dare to repeat such a thing again. be a deterrent, be strong, so that you don't dare to do something like that in iran, espe

habib is in charge. i wish there was a first servant of this shrine, i wish we could stay longer , i wish it would always be the same, i wish we could always see it next to this shrine, everyone tells me how every year the services of the shrine are increasing, and i say that i don't even know how much i spend for imam hossein. i can afford it and i will pay again. this miracle of imam hossein brings tears to my eyes. i am from nasiriyah, southern iraq, since the first of muharram. with the incentives we have at our disposal , we will move the work in the direction that suitable crops with attention to the climate of the country. sources of production with scale of cultivation pattern. one of the goals of the cultivation model is to be able to move in the interests of farmers. at the same time , he can consider the national interests of rome. the cultivation pattern is a national document that has been implemented in the country since two years ago. what was discussed in the ministry of agricultural jiha

among some of the iranian community of this city on the arrest of members of a terrorist group, i am habiblahan. he was the special rapporteur of the united nations, but the report is over your work is special. i have been focused on writing this report for the past 6 months. in his last report about the executions of 1998 and 1999, javid rahman did not see the shedding of innocent blood on the street as a violation of human rights. but he called the trial of hypocrites in those days a crime against humanity. genocide, crime against humanity, unprecedented support of the reporter of the international organization. there are a number of special organizations that are related to him , he has less history than the terrorist group, and we can consider him as an independent reporter of the united nations, with this biased literature, he is the best option. for opponents of the islamic republic of kurdistan. it can be said that javed rahman was the best person we could have. javed rahman was praised and praised among the members of ashraf for all these reports supporting the opposition, especial

today, the iranian team with the composition of habib akbarzadeh amirali qolenoi won against thailand 2/0 in the first match. australia will face the iranian team tomorrow respectively australia will go to america in this tournament, which will be hosted by shanglu china, 32 teams will compete in 8 groups of 4 teams and two teams from each group will go to the final stage. the 17th edition of the paralympic games will be lit tonight in paris. the closing ceremony of the 2024 paralympics will begin at 21:30 at the concorde square in paris with the presence of 65,000 spectators. in this event, more than 4,000 athletes compete in 22 disciplines for 542 medals. the sports caravan of our country is also called the children of iran with 66 athletes in 10 sports disciplines in these games is present but these games will start from tonight , despite france's exorbitant expenses and becoming the third largest bank debtor of the european continent, it is still facing many problems in hosting, according to estimates published by france between 10 and 12 billion euros directly and indirect spendi

habib give himself? i bear witness that you are the last son of the prophets, the son of amir al-mu'minani, the son of fatimah, the daughter of the prophet, the best women in the world. so live cleanly and die cleanly. but the hearts of the believers are unhappy in your absence. peace and blessings of god be upon you. i testify that you went the same way as your brother yahya son of zakaria. seyyed ibn tavus is one of the shia scholars of the century 7th of ah, in his famous book, lahof writes that the women and ahl al-bayt and wife of imam hussain. peace be upon them came back from syria and reached the land of iraq, they said to the caravan guide , take us through the road of karbala, then they came until they reached the martyrs' place of slaughter , they saw jabir bin abdullah ansari and a group of bani hashim who were visiting with a group of the messenger of allah, may god bless him and grant him peace. they have come to the grave of imam hossein. so all at the same time in that head. the view of m

please, may god bless ali muhammad majid, the son of habib, the name of the book is an overview of thee of the martyred student majid behnam. that we get to write the book. let's go to this martyr in damavandzadeh he migrated to behshar city, then kashan and left hor al-huizah. he was unknown for 17 years and returned to damavand. in terms of character, morals and special behavior, the language of the youth of that period and this period is the sunni clerics of the south of west azarbaijan province. the conference on the crimes of the zionist regime kills a large number of children, women and innocent men every day. you ask us, as lovers of imam hussain (may god be pleased with him) , to model his intentions and behavior and against the oppressors and against the regime. ghasem israel and now is the time to move from the heart and the uprising of imam hossein (peace be upon him) took a lesson in action and courage to defend his religious brothers and sisters. i spoke to my colleagues this morning and they told me that bodies were still being pulled under the rubble of this destroyed sc

habib's answer? i testify that you are a boy. you went the way your brother yahya son of zakariya went, seyyed ibn tavus, one of the shia scholars of the 7th century ah , writes in his famous book lahoof, because the women and the family and the wife of imam hussain, peace be upon him, returned from syria and reached the land of iraq, they said to the caravan guide, "we take it by way of karbala. so they came until they reached the slaughterhouse of the martyrs. they saw jabir bin abdullah ansari and a group of bani hashim who came to visit the grave of imam hussain with a group of the prophet's family. so they all gathered in that land at the same time and cried together they lamented and mourned. from the point of view of many shiite and sunni scholars and historians , the historical basis of the arbaeen husayni walking tradition is, on the one hand, the movement of jabir bin abdullah ansari from madinah to karbala on foot, and on the other hand , the arrival of ahl al-bayt in karbala in the first arbaeen of the year 61 ah and

we're also joined by author and commentator, nichi hodgson and businessman and brexiteer ben habib ino. good morning to you both. >> good morning. morning. >> good morning. morning. >> nice to meet you both as well. it's my first time on britain's newsroom. so nice to have you both joining us. nice. i feel like i'm playing tennis though. >> like this. yeah >> like this. yeah >> now first story we're going to talk about is this about huw edwards. so i'll come to yourself about this first. what do you make of it? >> i mean, you know, there are a couple of stories here, aren't they? the first is the disgusting acts, which huw edwards was, you know, guilty of. i think nothing could. well, there are worse things in child pornography, but it's right on the extreme of pretty, you know, absolutely eye wateringly horrendous, but i suppose the pubuc horrendous, but i suppose the public interest story here is one of, you know, why did the bbc keep him employed between november when they found out what he was up to, when they were informed by the police that he'd been arrested. and april 20th, 23

the one who knows, you are the one who is close to you, halam, in the eye , you are the first love, habib hossein, or the first love is to destroy the sanctuary. imam hussain (peace be upon him) and hazrat abul fazl al- abbas (peace be upon him) and also between the two shrines is full of pilgrims, many of them are still on the way to karbala, we can see pictures of this great presence. tahi and vashtakman al-loud, when i am with al-adiim and wali al-maturah al-qat-e-ishani matmouh man lujd tawam ali mazaf or hadaa return more than 2 million. out of a total of 3.5 million arbaeen pilgrims to the country, the head of the arbaeen central headquarters announced that the return wave of arbaeen pilgrims will continue for another 3 days and that 2,000 buses will be set up to transport pilgrims at the border crossings. according to the announcement of the central headquarters of arbaeen, 3 million 560 thousand pilgrims left the country's borders and more than 2 million 339 thousand people returned to the country. borders are at the service of the people until the last moment with the sajjad syst

thank you very much, ben habib. jonathan, this week, yes , indeed. we'll return yes, indeed.ng up is misogyny a form of terrorism? well, yvette cooper the home secretary seems to think so. goodness me. but up next, around 14,000 people have appued next, around 14,000 people have applied for covid 19 vaccine damage compensation and to discuss this, i'll be joined by former horse racing champion flat jockey seb sanders, whose wife was, he claims, really injured and left paralysed by the astrazeneca vaccine. he's with me next. this is ben leo tonight only on tick. welcome back to ben leo tonight. now most of you at home probably have forgotten about the madness of the covid days, or at least want to. but for thousands of people, the reality of what happened back then is still a living nightmare. new figures reported today show nearly 14,000 people in britain have appued 14,000 people in britain have applied for payments from the government for alleged harm caused by covid vaccines. freedom of information requests made by the daily telegraph show that payments have already been a

i'm joined by businessman and brexiteer ben habib, political commentator jonathan lis and communications officer at the institute of economic affairs , reem ibrahim. economic affairs, reem ibrahim. oh, and what do you reckon happened to this brazen fare dodger ? dodger? >> you need to leave. >> you need to leave. >> i'm not leaving you. i'm not leaving. lie—in. anneliese peyton stearns. i know you are . peyton stearns. i know you are. >> when will labour take the small boats seriously? next . small boats seriously? next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. just after 9:00. us secretary of state antony blinken has arrived in israel to push for a ceasefire and hostage release deal ceasefire and hostage release deal. it comes as over 20 people have been killed in israeli airstrikes in gaza and lebanon. iran backed hezbollah has continued firing rockets in retaliation. meanwhile, israel's prime minister expressed cautious optimism about a ceasefire deal with hamas, including for the release of hostages. the militant group isn't present for the talks, but a senior officia

. >> reporter: amir habib said his life has changed when he got a job with pride industries. as a disabled veteran, his options were limited. >> it meant the world to me. that i might have some challenges. >> reporter: he worked his way up to upper management, now bringing those chances for employment and undependence to others. employees ranging from having intellectual disabilities to veterans themselves. >> reporter: in vacaville more than 70 pride employees are set to lose their jobs november 1. >> it hurts a lot. >> reporter: they do custodial work at solano state prison. local union sciu opposes pride's current contract. they challenged it to the state's personnel board and won. arguing that a state agency like cmf, these should be state worker jobs. >> this is just one of many examples where the state is continuing to be a bad actor by having our state jobs contracted out. >> reporter: and president of csiu. they said it is wrong to take these jobs away. what is your reaction to that? >> and these are all different things that being a state employee would afford these

mark has introduced me to ben habib, who has given me a lot of confidence in what he says .at he says. the people that ispeak in what he says. the people that i speak to, that come to the cenotaph to see me, are mainly family people who are , to be family people who are, to be quite truthful , disgusted at quite truthful, disgusted at what is going on. we are becoming a third world country in our own country. we have nowhere to go. i can't go and live in libya or somewhere like that. live in libya or somewhere like that . it's live in libya or somewhere like that. it's just live in libya or somewhere like that . it's just not rational . that. it's just not rational. the people of this country have to come together and make a decision. do you want to live under a tyrannical government? which seems to be what we're going to get. these people don't have any care or compassion for anybody. they seem to have their own agenda and want to go their own agenda and want to go their own way to earning millions. and i don't think that's right. >> now, paul, all the people will agree wit

but with me now is businessman and former brexit party mep ben habib.nk you very much for joining me. >> pleasure forjoining me. >> pleasure to be here. >> pleasure to be here. >> well , i >> pleasure to be here. >> well, i just wondered whether you're going to say i told you so. 50. >> so. >> about what? about keir starmer immediately gets into office and he wants to suck up to europe. i mean, i wouldn't say i told you so. i think the whole nation knew he was going to do this. you know, the clips that you played are self—evident, aren't they? the man is a europhile through and through, and any pretence he makes of wanting to make brexit work is actually a false pretence. and he wants to take us into closer alignment with the eu . as you might recall, he the eu. as you might recall, he was in a summit in montreal in september 2023 when he thought he was off air and he was being filmed, and he said that actually, if i were to become prime minister, i will align us so closely to the european union that i'll effectively neuter brexit. and that's these are

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sheikh yasser al—habib already has some kind of militant training facility in buckinghamshire, but hespital and mosque on the island which will practice sharia law. the mail on sunday revealed he claimed asylum in britain 20 years ago after fleeing his native kuwait, where he spent nearly three months in jail for insulting the sunni faith. now the authorities are quick to clamp down on people like tommy robinson, but we've got little islamist armies openly training in britain and buying islands for weird sort of james bond baddie style layers. this surely can't be right. why aren't the authorities looking at this? this is insane. >> it's amazing. like i had no idea that sectarianism was so lucrative. if i'd known i could have got an island, but i would have got an island, but i would have hated protestants way more growing up. >> i mean, it's a scottish island, so. i mean, if he doesn't like sunni, sunni things, then he's he's going to like scotland because it's never sunni there. >> well , well, i sunni there. >> well, well, i don't think it's ever going to happen because the locals

. >> reporter: every morning nargis habib and her family have the same routine.inary day that we all tend to take for granted. do you get in that mode, because i know i do as a mom, where you kind of lose perspective about how lucky you are? >> bye. have a good day at school. >> occupied with every day things, the routine being so busy that you forget that it's actually a privilege. >> reporter: but she has a reminder every time she steps into her garage. >> 400, 500, 1,000. rz. >> reporter: it's filled with rugs from her home country. a memory from when she was a little girl. you grew up surrounded by rugs? >> absolutely. >> reporter: nargis grew up in 1990s taliban controlled afghanistan when girls were barred from school. but she and her sisters took classes hiding in a basement, seated on piles of afghan rugs. >> we were all around a teacher in a dark basement studying in fear and secret. but it was the rugs that gave us that warmth and coziness and home feeling. >> reporter: in 2001, the u.s. invaded afghanistan and tkicked out the taliban. when the u.s. wit

i'm joined by businessman and brexiteer ben habib, political commentator jonathan lis and communicationsitute of economic affairs , reem ibrahim. economic affairs, reem ibrahim. oh, and what do you reckon happened to this brazen fare dodger ? dodger? >> you need to leave. >> you need to leave. >> i'm not leaving you. i'm not leaving. lie—in. anneliese peyton stearns. i know you are . peyton stearns. i know you are. >> when will labour take the small boats seriously? next

we've got people like richard tice, rupert lowe, ben habib.er people in reform, but at the moment it is still perceived as nigel farage and the rest of the crew completely agree. what he's done is he's done absolutely the right thing. and ihave absolutely the right thing. and i have to say, as a person who's labour to his bootstraps, i'm not all that happy about it because it means that they're now on the stage as a grown up. they're on the pitch and they're now playing . now playing. >> they tell me they're fighting to go after labour. >> now, of course they are. >> now, of course they are. >> they've wiped you lot out. i mean, well, they were second in about 100 seats. >> i know, i know, they're fighting for 2000 seats at the next election or the next local election. >> the way politics works, politics works actually, from the bottom up. you can't impose it from the top. we need to get pansh it from the top. we need to get parish councillors, district councillors, county councillors, police and fire commissioners , police and fire commission

ben habib, the former deputy leader. >> he's been critical of reform uk.hip anymore. he says, he says that if reform uk ran the government, it would be owned by nigel farage. what he means is that reform uk is a company and most of the shares are owned by nigel farage. how do you change that and will you change that? >> we will change that. and let me be clear, nigel farage and richard tice have been on the record multiple times before the election and after the election, saying, yes, of course, that will change, right? you know, the history here is that if you if you know the history, for example, with ukip, that unfortunately turned into an ungovernable circus, to put it kindly and so we can only do one thing at a time. chris. look, we of course understand that members need to be given a democratic, a set of rights in our constitution. that is what we are working on, you know, that that constitution, by the way, chris, is an incredibly important document. you know, we are charting a course to be the party of government in this country in 2029. so that do