we have one great guest tonight victor davis hanson, he and i, full hour. i know you will love it.ore we get to victor. how about we talk about the constitution a little bit as applies to the current events. what do we do about a situation where a president of united states his appointed attorney general, the direct or of fbi, the u.s. attorney also appointed by the president of the united states, and special counsel appointed by the attorney general of the united states, what do we do as a country if they stonewall the house of representatives majority of whom are republicans? what do we do as a country if the national archives, also part of the executive branch, is also stonewalling the republicans? in other words, what to we do if separation of powers is violated by the executive branch. and the executive branch is only body we think, that can enforce the law. it is the executive. we have reached this point. we have most dangerous fbi today since history of the fbi. we have most dangerous department of justice since it was founded by grant in 1870. we have the most dangerous att

vickvictor davis hanson, the centralization of everything. do the centralizing get power, they get rich, and the rest of us in one way or the other,dire we're serving theirre interestst, correct point. that is unde ? e of mao and associates, we have remember that fidel castro or the pierre brothers back. >> usually these revolutions or takeovers of society come from upper middle class, and often a rivalry among each other they feel somehow their genius was not appreciated or they were the true voice of the so-called people. they take power. it is usually a top-down phenomenon, they never ever want to live the lives they advocate and insist on for others. mark: i note here. lennon did not come out of poverty or mao, castro did not come out of poverty, they all meet your definition. upper middle class to middle class. i would say that is pretty. the rule rather than the exception. in united states the same them. >> i work on the stanford campus, a strange phenomenon is free-speech area and the posters, radical of the antifa blm category, you wa

we have one great guest tonight victor davis hanson, he and i, full hour. i know you will love it.ore we get to victor. how about we talk about the constitution a little bit as applies to the current events. what do we do about a situation where a president

but the woman who shot that video helped get hanson to the hospital. she suffered bruises and cuts to her head crucial day in the alex murdoch double murder trial, the defense hinting that they might put murdock on the stand himself. meantime new testimony claims investigators did a poor job collecting evidence. at the crime scene. attorneys for alex murdoch are trying to show that investigators were sloppy and incomplete while working at the scene where murdoch's wife and son paul were murdered. did they do an adequate job to show the absence of the minimum the absence of any other evidence don't believe so called murdoch's former law partner and friend, mark ball to testify about potential evidence, including some of paul's remains , which he says were found by the family one day after investigators had finished collecting evidence just infuriated me that this young man had been murdered and they were still his remains there. it's kind of like walking across the graves from just it's one of those things you just don't do also testified how angry he w

robert philip hanson, a 25 year veteran of the fbi.ping tabs on suspected russian spice in the u.s., monitoring soviet and russian missions in new york and eshzs in washington. >> and that story broke 22 years ago this month. the case that robert hanson, a veteran fbi agent, turned russian mole, was understandably a worldwide bombshell with massive national security and intelligence implications all around the world. now more than two decades later, the robert hanson case is newly relevant, cited again thanks to charles mcgonigal, the fbi chief arrested last week on charges related to money laund ridge and violating u.s. sanctions on russia. mike hanson, mcgonigal is a veteran fbi agent who held key positions in counterintelligence. he had access to some of the nation's most sensitive, most closely guarded secrets. and like hanson, mcgonigal is accused of working with and for some of the individuals he was supposed to be investigating. now, in mcgonigal's case that individual was the notorious russian oligarch oleg dare poska. he has n

think state representative woodrow, representing valdes, senator gonzalez, senator hanson, centerfield et cetera coleman for your work securing this transformative funding. once again thanks for federal delegation. [applause] are many creative approaches and even parts of our own state. see the proven data-driven models replicate here to reduce homelessness. it will take all of us in this partners andur local government to get this done. we are here to solve the big problems. the housing tops that list for summit colorado ones. that's what they're calling for its up to us to take action. to take our shared future as a statement just as the future ofe the state is tied to housing. it is also tied to water. water is a life in colorado and the west. it is simple as that. we are at a crossroads increased demand chronic and extreme drought, conflict with other states and devastating climate events or threatening this critical infrastructure who are already seeing the impacts. wildfires have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres and devastated entire communities. farmers and ranchers acro

again, the hosts crumbled, hanson with a bonus point winning fourth try.land leading 24—17, after an six try first half. after the break, italy repelled all that the world�*s number one ranked side threw at them, were themselves a constant threat and came close. he�*s going for a cross field kick, can they get it? no! but the men in green moved into another gear, and hanson provided some much needed breathing space. 34—20 it finished. italy had impressed but the irish grand slam steam roller rolls on. ireland coach andy farrell says he doesn�*t mind there being a bit of anxiety in rugby internatoinals... one which he admitted italy made into a proper game. the positive is the chances that we did create, but the negative is that we didn�*t take them all again, so, i don�*t know, what was it, four orfive tries we left out there? but, you know, all credit must go to italy. that was a proper test match, that was tough, they are a proper side, and everyone can see the progression, but when you are here and you are facing it, they were tough, they were resilient

victor davis hanson joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. wouldn't it be nice to see somebody pay some price for ineptitude and indifference? >> yeah, it would. he's jumped the proverbial shark. his on qualifications for the job were his identity politics credentials and the fact that he went to harvard and oxford and the media and the bicoastal elite gagaed over him. otherwise, he had the un-midas touch. everything he's touched, whether it was the port crowding at our major ports or the train robbing of trains going in to the ports or these four accidents where airliners crashed on the southwest implosion or the meltdown over the season with the airline or the rail cars. everything he ignores or offers platitudes. how ironic that on the eve or right in the midst of this tragedy in east palestine of this white working class tiny community with an income average of about $45,000, he was lecturing the nation that white hard hats don't look like the community that they are working in. that's not true. he's pandering and ignorant and inaccurate.

which in hanson's and directs the immune response to more efficiently clear the tumor around 20 or any treatments have been approved so far globally. and dozens more are in trials in a wide range of diseases. a mike look who in berlin, thanks for your company. ah, yes, that is to mooney. don't insure interesting you month right yet. the end of a superpower. the collapse of the soviet union rushes more in crane one years since the envision.

which in hanson's and directs the immune response to more efficiently clear the tumor around 20 or any treatments have been approved so far globally. and dozens more are in trials in a wide range of diseases. singapore has held his annual parade, celebrating the lunar new year. some $3000.00 performers danced and sang in the event with thousands more watching the display. this year was special because the parade was held live again after a 2 year pause due to pandemic, the event showcasing a pores, diverse culture with performers from the chinese community. joining ethnic malays, indians, and europeans. time for a quick recap now of our top story this, our the pentagon says it's detected his 2nd chinese spy balloon overt latin america a day after another such object was spotted over montana secretary of state antony blank and has pope postponed a visit to beijing over the incident, china says it's an off horse, whether that's your news roundup next doctrine film with a look at how civil war has torn apart libya from omni spicer for me, and the entire news team here in berlin likes to w

which in hanson's and directs the immune response to more efficiently clear the tumor around 20 or any treatments have been approved so far globally. and dozens more are in trials in a wide range of diseases. and on a colorful note, singapore has held its annual parade, celebrating the lunar new year, some $3000.00 performing scans who sang in the event with thousands more watching the display this year with special because the parade was held live again after 2 year pause due to the pan event showcasing the ports diverse culture performers from the chinese community joining ethnic delays indians in europe. that's your news. up next. after short break sports life and blind man's bait to climb africa's 2nd highest p. a michael oak, who in berlin, i'll be back at the top of the hour with another news bulletin for me and the rest of the team here. thanks for watching and we'll see you at the top. the next now with we're all set to go beyond the obvious.

again, the host crumbled, hanson with a bonus point winning fourth try.ause was dealt a blow when bruno dealt a stray pass, with ireland leading 24—17, after an six try first half. after the break, italy repelled all that the world's number one ranked side threw at them, were themselves a constant threat and came close. he is going for a cross field kick, can they get it? no! but he is going for a cross field kick, can they get it? no!— he is going for a cross field kick, can they get it? no! but the men in ureen can they get it? no! but the men in green moved _ can they get it? no! but the men in green moved into _ can they get it? no! but the men in green moved into another- can they get it? no! but the men in green moved into another gear, - can they get it? no! but the men in | green moved into another gear, and hanson provided some much needed breathing space. 34—20 it finished. italy had impressed by the irish grand slam steam roller rolls are on. ireland coach andy farrell says there is more for his side to improve on, but was full of praise for it

which in hanson's and directs the immune response to more efficiently clear the tumor around 20 or any treatments have been approved so far globally. and dozens more are in trials in a wide range of diseases. and for more on this, we are joined now by den milner executive director of access to oncology medicines coalition. thank you for joining us, sir. there's been, as you've been hearing high hopes for this m r n a cancer treatment. how different just to begin at would it be from the technologies we now use to cure cancer. so great question. so currently, the technologies that we use are largely directed at to killing the tumor using you know, either general targets which is classical chemotherapy or targeted therapies, which we have for example, for long cancer. but in those targeted therapies, these are still molecules or antibodies that are manufactured and don't use the bodies on immune system. naturally, our bodies can fight cancer. many cancers are off and we never develop as catherine . these are mean systems take care of them. so we're moving away from the traditional approac

hanson was the guy that busted the pedophiles. that's not the pedophile buster.ack to save the franchise from "jesse watters primetime." i'm happy about it, because i'm a huge "bachelor" fan. text messages. john from ohio. hi, jesse, i want to know where the heck is fema. why haven't they been here to help us? i don't know where fema is, where mayor pete is. i don't know either. and georgia, the same government that told us in vietnam that agent orange was safe for humans. we saw how that worked out. coyote from north carolina. why hasn't anyone put sticky sammy on the no-fly list? i don't know, coyote. that is a very good question. i'll have to talk to the tsa. sherry from denver. jesse, i think slap-shooting to be the way to solve stalemates in congress. you know, you just get -- kevin, put some powder on it. we don't condone violence on "primetime." dvr the show. "tucker" is up next. always remember, i'm watters. this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." east palestine, sits on the border of ohio. a toxic mushroom clou

hanson was an officer in the philadelphia associates, and he adopted frederick the great's system of military discipline and drill for the use of the american troops. and this is just one example of dozens of others from americans who were looking for looking to europe for ways to implement more professionalized system managing and training an army. this was so popular, well respected that washington ordered eight copies for his own use just a month before he became commander in chief. but despite that popularity, it's exceedingly rare today. this copy, as you'll see from, the signature was owned by daniel udrih, who was a colonel of the second battalion of the berks county, pennsylvania, militia. from 1777 to 81, one of our most important printed french works is this copy of francais for the year 1781 that was printed on the press of the french fleet that arrived in newport with roche and. those troops in the summer of 1780, like almanacs did at the time. it has phases of the moon distances from newport to nearby cities, but it also includes a directory. the commanders of the french

because -- gifted baton taller, and some in the school choir, along with her friend jane hanson. >> why do you think you guys hit it off as well as you did? >> gus, we had a lot of things in our life that we're parallel. >> was she what used to call a girly girl? or was she a little bit of a tomboy? what do you remember? >> oh, no. she was a girly girl. >> december 19th, 1979, was a big night for michelle. it was for school choirs christmas banquet at the sheraton inn. with her hair done up to perfection and decked out in her favorite black dress and rabbit for court, she looked like an angel. her nickname was fara. john is michelle's brother in law. >> it was for a faucet majors. the hairdo. >> with that here. >> so, she was farah. >> the it was a school night, after the banquet, michelle asked jean to go with her to the mall. that jane had homework to do. >> so when michelle said let's go to the mall tonight, jane, that was going to work for you? >> correct. i turned her down. >> so, going solo, michelle got in her parents 1972 buick electra and headed off to the brand new westdale ma

but he was clear on one thing i'm going to reveal before we're joined by victor davis hanson. >> that's next. what a privilege it is for you. to have me here this evening. ladies and gentlemen, gloria, i'm going to get them out tonight. we get to learn to get along, for god's sake. get they apologized. , now. and finally, dear abc. hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas. and i'm here today to tell you about a hidden health crisis currently affecting nearly every american sleep deprivation. and that's why you need to know about relaxium sleep. you see getting a good night's sleep helps support a healthy immune system, helps maintain healthy blood pressure, healthy cardiovascular system. thankfully, relaxium sleeps formula is clinically proven to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer and wake up feeling refreshed. >> when i take relaxium sleep, i sleep better than i have in years. i wake up feeling alert like i've had the best night's sleep call today and get your very own risk free bottle of relaxium sleep. >> take control of your health, stop struggling with restle

we've got people holding hanson, and bob went to have to come together. and bob went up to begin to understand the problem. and they've got to have solidarity for themselves. sometimes african seem to even understand some bubbles plate better than some bubbles in that itself is now beginning to galvanized above winds to start tackling this elephant in the room of sanctions. and the propaganda that comes with it that has been dividing this and by when people to hate each other, instead of hating the sanction centers, we're actually breaking international law and human rights. a refugee is not only and number as a refugee father in congo, once told me, my biggest dream is that my daughters go to sleep at nice. not on an empty stomach . ah ah, well that brings us to the end of this week so you can always reach out to us from one of our social media platforms. we look forward to being with you again next week until then from us. and the team here in nairobi quite harry. good bye. ah ah ah ah, need to come to the russian state total narrative. i've stayed as i

i'm already in the 7th generation wings or more of the farm has been in family hanson's 18. 55 than the popular cell mellum infamy. shall he, alba, should he keeps ducks and geese on his farm in pedagogue. how normal you find what he does with them probably depends on where you are watching this program from. because slowly avo should he is a proud producer of duct liver. patty, it's been banned in almost all european countries, including germany. in france, however, forgot is part of the national heritage. really low dog. you can give points in different categories for presentation form, originality, always you know, to do at the thought, god challenge in paris, culinary talents from all over the country present their creations in front of a renown jury. my mac, he's in my kitchen is a kitchen of memories. yeah, that's inspired by my father that every christmas he'd serve a dish and on us for garage with apple. net yes, available from us. although the tradition is increasingly criticized here to people of all generations associate for god with a smell of childhood and the cosy christma

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i'm already in the 7th generation wing from all the farm has been in family hanson's 1855 than the popular that i fell. mellum infamy, filthy on the city, keeps ducks and keith on his thumb in petty gall. how normal you find what he does with them probably depends on where you are watching this program from. because floria boucher, he is a proud producer of duct liver. patty it's been banned in almost all european countries, including germany. in france, however, for god is part of the national heritage evergreen road. or you can give points and different categories, your presentation of warm originality, which is not at the thought god challenge in paris, culinary talents from all over the country present their creations in front of a renowned, cheery womack. my kitchen is a kitchen of memories. nicholas inspired by my father that he should every christmas seat serve a dish known as for gara with apple. net yes, available for although the tradition is increasingly criticized, he had 2 people of all generations associate for god with a smell of childhood and the cosy christmas feeling in m

but the broad view of buck moods, a city hasn't fallen to russian hanson solid are the battle lines on the warmack has remained largely static for months. but these incremental gains that russia is making as, as ukrainian forces try to make tactical retreat is important. now because ukrainian say they can't keep holding onto these important locations if they don't get weapons soon and many of the frontline soldiers say that still fighting with soviet air, a weaponry no match for the a large number of modern russian weapons as well as the larger numbers that russia brings to bear in this fight. but as we go into this anniversary, ukrainian say that buffalo maybe teetering by some accounts. but the fact is that it's still in ukrainian hands, and that is something they hope stays, stays the case going forward. they've saw before that in key. thank you. meanwhile, the reports from russia saying that ukrainian forces of shell passive denette sk 40 rockets were fined in the tack. the last 2 minutes, the internet's prosecutors building and the library were hit african leaders or in europe, hi

t tonight victor davis hanson, he and i, full hour. i know you will love it.et to victor. how about we talk about the constitution a little bit as applies to the current events. what do we do abou

joining us, victor davis hanson.his story is bizarre to me because it doesn't seem like this is an anomaly. it only seems to be an anomaly because someone saw the balloon. >> i think there are two stories, you mentioned the act of humiliation. they are sending a message to taiwan and japan saying this is your ally? we send a balloon through their continent and they don't do anything? one of the first things that happened with the biden administration, they were humiliate by the chinese in anchorage, alaska. they destroyed drones in international waters of ours? 2001 they forced down and rammed a spy plane. they confiscated the plane. in their way of thinking our relationship is asymmetrical and they can do whatever they want. and this administration could have taken this thing down as it approached our air space or water space over t over the ovee aleutians. people points out, well, it has the capacity of two buses, so they must be experimenting with a big payload and it could have weapons significance. maybe it can

joining me now is richard davis hanson and ned ryan. what do you make of this biden's attempt to pivot this populist flourish. almost towards bending towards america's first populism when we know he's global at heart. >> again, lie is a lie and he's got 50-year of being a liar. it is stupid meaning and hopes that nobody is really paying attention and suspend your disbelieve and don't believer your lying eyes and listen to what i had to say when in fact all of his actions pointed to the opposite. i think he's trying to obviously stealing america's first populism as they go into the 2024 presidential. everyday the american people are sold out on trade and foreign policy and immigration. it is one of those things where he talked about some of the public state of the -- safety. you think of the public safety and trust of the american people at large being sold out everyday. at one point he talked about accountability for police, at some point you would think there is accountability for our leaders in d.c. who everyday are violating the trus

our cyber future, we are all a little concerned about artificial intelligence and a company called hansonlieves the key to winning over a skeptical public should be this family of robot sisters because they say if you have an ai that you can look in the eye and it smiles at you, that gives you a subjective feeling of connection. well, i love to make connections. let's see these lovely ai sisters. [screams] don't kill me, nightmare mannequin heads. i'll tell you the location of the sunglass hut. why do they look like that? why? the engineer behind these warm, comforting decapitated lady says he wanted to humanize the robots by giving them individual skills. one of them is a member of his experimental band, jam galaxy. he plays the keyboard while the robot improvises spoken word poetry and before he asks, i'm sorry, i have plans that night. either way, ai is going to need all the good p.r. it can get since we are seeing more and more headlines like buzzfeed will use ai to write its articles after firing 180 employees. not going to work, buzzfeed, no way the day i can tell me which kind of h

joining me now is victor davis hanson, senior fellow, and jason chaffetz. news can you better, we have so much to talk about. this is an insane day. victor, it is beyond what i just laid out in the angle. the chinese have the biden family over their knee at this point, don't they? under this, over their knee, whatever analogy you want to use. >> i thought the press conference from the pentagon was for real because they admitted to us that it wasn't just a weather balloon, it was for surveillance. second, they've known about it for some time. third, it's a violation of u.s. aerospace. fourth, it's a violation of international law. but it doesn't pose a threat. everybody says we aren't afraid it's going to fall in us, we want to know if the terrence is going to be weakening by this type of surveillance and some quarters say it's as good as the satellite surveillance. maybe -- also come up beside the point they might be probing us to see what our response is but they don't look at our mag amenity as kind as to be reciprocated. they are looking at as weakness t

we have one great guest tonight victor davis hanson, he and i, full hour. i know you will love it.about the constitution a little bit as applies to the current events. what do we do about a situation where a presiden

it reminds me of the infamous russian spies hanson of the fbi and james of the cia, we didn't boost after we captured them after decades of spying. the hen house had already been ransacked by the fox. mike: what should be u.s. priorities as it relates to china? >> we ought to use this incident of china violating our sovereignty to remind the world that china is doing this across all of our allies. they violate taiwan's air space regularly, they've regularly upset the balance in asia by harassing other neighbors of theirs and we have to point out to everybody, listen, this is a serious competition with china and they are acting bracingly. mike: we have pictures to show our audience to show the size the balloon was, basically the size of 3 buses. massive there. no surprise they don't want to bring it down over populated area but there were opportunities to bring it down over rural areas, right? >> there were. i think they probably could have done it over montana and elsewhere in the west but they certainly should have done it sooner and they might have even had a better opportunity to be ab

fellow victor davis hanson. >> i think biden has confused the american people.ing allies and encouraging for chinese. they there is vulnerability and think that perception as vulnerability. we know the chinese have been with these sophisticated balloons for years and letting those own in ukraine with balloons and radar. so it wasn't like we weren't prepared for it. that is a question how vulnerable we really are. >> president biden sang yesterday, there has been no increase in the number of objects in our sky. just that radar capabilities have increased, ashley, todd. >> todd: alexandria hoff, thank you at no point in the story has michael's arts and crafts will be a key player in everything we are doing. biden's statement, he said nothing. he could have said nothing we can a half ago. so that is p 1 but part 2, the fact that we don't know is beyond concerning. how can we the greatest country in the world still not know what the heck we shot down? what is going on in this white house? what is going on the top brass of our military they can't figure this out? you

i mean, there's a great article that came out by vick or to have davis hand concern victor davis hansonnks it is the prelude to a third world war. these are really scary kind of articles to read as a mother with kids. and i just, you know -- pete: real estate is -- reality is donald trump's still trying to block ron desantis out. it's not a fore gone conclusion desantis will announce, but if he does, that's when the republican primary starts. rachel: and this op thetic will be front and center -- topic. pete: by the way, we've talked a lot about the southern border. we know our northern border is porous, but a bunch of republican representatives are launching the northern border security caucus, and canadian prime minister justin justin trudeau is expected to press biden on the new york/quebec board. st the only a matter of time that if the southern border became difficult to traverse, you might start trying to come in through canada. rachel: yeah, absolutely. here is representative fallon from texas talking about how there are now two fronts on the border crisis. if. >> well, joe biden

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me logic ♪ >> reporter: he spent his final years at home in california with his fourth wife, jane hansond us of its maestro. ♪ always something there to remind me ♪ >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news. >> that wraps up the hour for me. i'm "jose diaz-balart reports." you can reach me on twitter and instagram and watch highlights from today's show online at jdbalartmsnbc. next week, i'm moving to 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific, followed by andrea mitchell at noon. chris jansing at 1:00. and katy tur at 3:00. thank you for the privilege of your time. lindsey reiser picks up with more news after a quick break. lindsey reiser picks up with more news after a quick break. i, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults. do not take if you have a known allergic reaction to gemtesa or its ingredients. tell your doctor right away if you're unable to empty your bladder or if you h

joining me now, victor davisdavi hanson. hoover institution senior fellow, and ned ryan , american majority ceo. ke ned, what did you make of this biden attack? to pivot to kind of this populist flourish, almost bending toward america? first populism when we know he's a rancid globalist at heart? yeah, lies hypocrisy. e is i mean, again, liars lie and he's got a 50 year career of being a liar. >> it's just empty words, stupid, meaningless platitudes and hope that nobody realls tha is paying attention, know, suspend your disbelief and don't believiever e your lyg eyes. just listen to what i have to say when in fact, all of hisn actions have pointed to exactly the opposite. i think he's trying to obviously steal some ofica'ss the america first populismt popm as they go into the twenty, twenty four presidential and hopes that again, maybe the low information voters in a presidential year won't really be watching is taking place in this country because every day the american people are being soldyday the out on o, on foreign pol

and it's un-american.le >> and that's the angle.g me now joining me i now is victor davil hanson, hoovertitution senior fellow, and jason chaffetzlo, former chair ofchafe the house oversight committee and fox news contributortzfox ni oh, my gosh, we have so muchy. to talk about. this is an insane day, victor.vr it, is beyond. i now, what i just laid out of the angle. the chinese have the biden family over their knee at this point, don't they ? i mean, under the over there knee, whatever analogy we want to use. yeah, i thought the press conference from the pentagon was surreal becauseto i they admitted to us that ita wasn't just a weather balloon, it was for surveillance. and second, that they've knowne. about it for some time. foit's a violation of us airspace. and fourth, it's a violation of international law, but itinte doesn' t pose any threat. and everybody says, well, we'rea not afraid if it'sfr going to fal l. going we want to know if our deterrence is going to be weakening by this type of surveillance in which some quarters say is as good as satellite surveillance. and maybe they

so all right, he diet hanson, who's the director of the center for democracy in development here in a boucher, thanks so much for sharing your expertise with us. can't your van which that we appreciated. so there you have it, nick. the fact of the matter is that the people you speak with here in nigeria say that yes, these are consequential elections for the country. it's a very critical time for the country. but that these elections a will have ramifications not just for here, but for the region as a whole. nick merritt, thanks about saxon thank you. let's cross over to a new and hiring master as lifers, thurston, her insecurity is image concern. of course, in southeast where you will indicate is a major concern for people. it's a regional plate by mandatory take by ramesses', the kidnapping. he next is ransom and occasional targeted attacks on politicians throughout the day. the, it's the mixed feelings about the local hostess in areas made things worse. if people voted on time areas where the lines, the sure things were raised to be smooth. a lot of people they both had hours ago a