likewise they will say hogan joining the senate help support republican positions that may be hogan doesot hold himself, so that could be renewing the trump administration tax cuts that will be up again. that could be the future of the affordable care act. if you could be a lot of different issues that democrats are going to use the positions of national republicans to try and drag down support for hogan. >> thank you so much for your time and expertise. host: a look at highlights from the receipt candidates for him -- forum in a baltimore hosted between the two top senate candidates in maryland. >> forum. >> what is the government's role in the larger conversation when it comes to public transit, and how would you ensure accountability and oversight for the federal dollars that would be coming to regions like baltimore city to ensure the project don't belong and we actually see results? >> first of all we have to recognize and pay respects to the six workers that lost their lives. often we demonize immigrants, but these folks are some of the greatest americans who are working really har

and what i know is that money can't buy maryland. >> the challenge for hogan breaking with the leader of his party without alienating republican voters. >> i'm like 70% of the rest of the people on america that do not believe that joe biden nor donald trump or the best possible candidates who represented with abortion rights on the ballot in maryland, this ball was rights in their hogan is facing questions about his record as governor. >> i'm still >> undecided, which includes vetoing a bill that would have expanded access to abortion in the state i shop at stepped it. >> thank goodness. so it's not a huge issue, however, i don't ever want that to be threaten, you know, so it does kind of way heavily hogan says he would not support a federal abortion ban, but dodge, when asked whether he'd vote to codify roe v. >> wade, i'm not going to talk about speculation over specific wording. i'm a specific bill, but we'll we'll talk about them. during the election. >> all is democrats vowed to nationalize the race and tie hogan to the most extreme elements of his party. >> so larry hogan >> thi

look, larry >> hogan expresses so well the voice of maryland, he understood danns maryland.e represents maryland's so well as governor, and he'll represent maryland very woman, i say send, he'll be the voice for maryland. not for any political party. do you think that his opposition to trump, it will help them with swing voters, with democratic voters. >> i don't think it's gonna make any difference at all because i think they recognize the fact that he organized with the republicans. so he'll be another voice for the republicans and allow the extreme agenda democrats are trying to nationalize the race republicans, not so much. it's gonna be tough in an election or not to nationalize it in a presidential legend. >> absolutely. >> and democrats are going to say control of the senate could very well decide to terminate, be determined by a maryland. we'll see if that argument works with voters. sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. but this is a huge coup to get larry hogan to run in this race to act, to actually put this state on the map that could very easily determine con

it's going to be a battle with larry hogan. we have to beat larry hogan. can do that and will do that. moderator: county executive alsobrooks. >> what we do know that the polls are showing is that after $45 million have been spent in this race to defeat me, we are within a statistical tie in this race, tied industries with a large number of undecided voters -- in this race with a large number of undecided voters. we have a large coalition across maryland i am so proud of that includes over 190 people elected throughout the state of maryland, people like congressman raskin and people like the speaker of the house, adrienne jones, and many others. at the end of this the people will decide the race, not money. what i know is that the broad coalition of people that we have developed across the state who include young voters and include women voters and include so many others, what is needed to defeat larry hogan in this race, this race will be decided by the, by the many, not by the money, that is what i know. it cannot buy you love and it cannot buy you maryl

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rant that hulk hogan was kicked out of the world wrestling hall of fame.rned, this august 2015 meeting happens and david pecker makes this deal to be the eyes and ears. this was not normal practice and it is not something that was going on for anyone else that was running for president. >> or the overwhelming majority of media organizations or any white house or campaign i've ever worked on. let me ask you about last week. you knew a lot about what had happened. you obviously knew, of course, the prime big witness from last week. as you were listening to that testimony from david pecker, was there anything that surprised you that you heard in that testimony? what really struck out to you ? >> the first thing, one of the first things that surprised me was, i said on this program two weeks ago, that i was looking forward to looking david pecker in the eyes and dylan howard and we learned that dylan howard won't be in court, you would be testifying because of a spinal injury. that was something that i wasn't expecting. but, as i said on this program two weeks

shark -- with that, i am glad to hear your optimism, i was going to say one footnote, i know larry hoganmaryland, he is a liberal republican but he is a republican. and he will lineup on the republican side. and that will be -- that could -- you could wind up with a 3-4 seat senate majority, last 15 seconds. >> i'm a big supporter of layelarry hogan, i don't call him a liberal republican, i call him a common sense republican, she conservative on issues as well but he represents his state, he governs, he governs in a manner his state wants. that changes -- this a chess game, di democrat have to spend millions to try to defeat him, that say whole new game. >> kevin mccarthy thank you so much. folks i'll be right back. with the last word. stick around. things will go wrong for your customers. but your business can make it right, with watsonx assistant. ai that can help resolve problems by understanding your customer requests with 90 percent accuracy. let's create customer service in service of customers, with watsonx assistant. ibm. let's create. all a that's it for kudlow, thanks for watch

shark -- with that, i am glad to hear your optimism, i was going to say one footnote, i know larry hogancan but he is a republican. and he will lineup on the republican side. and that will be -- that could -- you could wind up with a 3-4 seat senate majority, last 15 seconds. >> i'm a big supporter of lalarry hogan, i don't call him a liberal republican, i call him a common sense republican, she conservative on issues as well but he represents his state, he governs, he governs in a manner his state wants. that changes -- this a chess game, d democrat have to spend millions to try to defeat him, that say whole new game. >> kevin mccarthy thank you so much. folks i'll be right back. with the last word. stick around. ava: i was just feeling sick. and it was the worst day. mom was crying. i was sad. colton: i was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma. brett: once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears, sickness in your stomach, just don't want to get up out of bed. joe: there's always that saying, well, you've got to look on the bright side of things. tell me what the bright side

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hogan what did you think of it?lly what joe biden is doing to try to jail his political attack -- wants was beating him in the balls right now. it was obama -- >> joe biden is not doing that. >> it was the biden administration who colluded with big tech to silence people's voices. donald trump was already president can those things didn't happen so to say if you got selected these horrible things will occur, we already saw what happened. we had a good economy copies around the world, the border was closed and we had low crime so we don't have to guess. that's what happens within our competencies before will happily were there and david thank you very much good to see you both. >> good to be with you. >> thanks. >> judge merchan warning former president dollar from that jail may be the next step if he continues to defy these drug orders. president from a 20 alina habba joins us live here in new york. >> ♪ ♪ ou can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can c

>> i'm a big supporter of larry hogan. he won re-election of governor and again.. this guy is conservative on issues as well. remember he represents his state. he governs. he governs in a manner his state wants. this is a chess game. democrats will have to spend millions to try to defeat him. that is a whole new game when you expand the playing field even further. larry: optimistic kevin mccarthy. wonderful to see you, kevin. thanks so much. folks i will be back with the last word. please stick around. (qb) this is it. one play. this is when we find out... (luke) hey, quick question. student body math proficiency, would we say it's good? fair? satisfactory? (player 1) what? (luke) like a percentage, if you had to guess. (players) hey, get out of here man. get off the field. (luke) understood. (players) security! grab him! (marci) great student-teacher ratio... (luke) marci! we've got to go! marci! we have got to go! we bring you the real, in-depth school info. (marci) what were you thinking? (luke) i don't know. i. don't know. (vo) ding dong! homes.com larry: just

rivalry wealth management chief strategist art a hogan. art, speaking of tech stocks and the market under pressure, i saw i that the march 2000 clip of the tech bubble crash where the announcer laid it on pretty thick with a british accent. i'm going to share some with the audience. it's described as nothing short of breathtaking. breathtaking drop never before seen in if u.s. markets. the closing bell might as well have been an alarm. so savage, was the selling. and there you were in the clip -- [laughter] telling investors, you know, more or less that, or well, the bottom had fallen out. is so i've got to ask you, how does back then compare to where we are right now? >> yeah. you know, a lot of people try to draw that sort of parallel, to things during the dot.com era. not even close, you know? when you think about what was going on then, there was the all sorts of spending, started in '95 on internet company ifs. we had about 853 companies come public just by putting dot.com at the end of their name, really no business model. if you wan

book, it's you know, it's not the content, it's the algorithms according to whistleblower francis hogan. you know, facebook was driving people content that generates outrage. and so, you know, perhaps we require certain rules about the algorithms that social media companies can create or at least disclosure of the algorithms so that we know, when we're being manipulated, campaign finance laws, citizens united tells us that we cannot forbid the expenditures of corporations and organizations with limits, but we could require disclosure of those groups like just who is red, white and blue grandmothers of america. right. maybe that we could require disclosure. that would be a way we could fix campaign finance laws to make it better. and then the third one i'll mention, frank, is something all of us can do, which is to improve our own media literacy so that we're not also pressing and expanding and sharing false claims. i'll just tell you a quick story about a time i myself shared online because i was misinformed. i read something social media that said that patrick mahomes, the nfl quarterb

there are barricades on this side of hogan place along with a block down on the other side of hogan placeto get, chris, into that cordoned off area where this individual set himself on fire, you're either there f to protest and/or you he a a press pass to get into this cordoned off area where i'm standing, and you are a member of the press. so again, to reiterate, there has not been a huge presence when it comes to protesters, and we don't know if there's any connection between the individual who just set himself on fire and what happened in the courthouse behind me. the impaneling of a jury of the former president of the united states. >> i want to bring in cedric alexander, a law enforcement analyst. cedric, look, we have heard from the beginning as people ask questions, reporters ask questions of new york city officials, if they were prepared for this trial, obviously nothing has ever happened like this before, a former president going to trial. if there is a city in new york that believes it is ready to respond to any eventuality, arguably it is new york city. it is manhattan. they kn

. >> reporter: today, brett and his crew are installing solar panels at eleanor's traditional hogan. we're there for the moment that so many of us take for granted. >> oh my. >> reporter: eleanor hitting the light switch for the first time. >> it's unbelievable, being out here and having lights out in nowhere. >> reporter: her food going from the barn into a refrigerator for the first time. >> using solar allows us to have access to the amenity, but minimize the burden and the impact on the land. it's by people from here, built by people from here, and for people that are living here. >> reporter: brett and navajo power hope to get up to 500 off-grid homes a year, but they also have a giant solar farm project planned right here on old youranium land, to power mo than 200,000 homes and bring the revenue right back to where it's needed. david? >> david: ginger, thank you for kicking off this special week-long series. so glad you were there as eleanor turned the power on for the first time. we mark earth week all week with "the power of us." across abc news and our abc stations. it's al

you know, so with web 3 is hogans, it can be another way to, you know, to monetize with funds that, let's say gaming has become a communal activity. so how do online gaming communities contribute to the overall game experience? and are there economic or social benefits associated with these communities? yes, um we interact with a full communicate or we just from various feeder games to like make our service, you know, make gamers aware of our service communities. now are way more, you know, we have like very clear guidelines and, and rules of how you can interact, how you should behave. and it, you know, like no swearing or no, you know, like before, it was like all free everything. and there were a lot of issues, but now it's, it's very straight, especially like in the vacation space. communities, but outside of the education space to, uh, and it's just gonna hit improving, you know, and, and very heading for that. but like, for example, uh, going back to uh, in the delivers. also, community is a very important because life is the best way to receive feedback on a video game. if the, if

so for one, you may have read this facebook whistle blower named francis hogan, who testified before congress. and, you know, what she said is it's not so much the content it's the algorithms that are social media that, you know, push us toward content, to generate outrage. because if we're outraged, we're more likely to stay online longer. you know, i got a i got a real zinger for that guy. look at this person said, well, yeah, well, i got i'll tap you, i'll show you. i'll say something, you know, snarky and we'll it on the more we're the more eyeballs look at it, the more advertise are seen, the more money the platforms make and. so that is what is generating a lot of the outrage that is online and. so maybe we could require disclosure of these algorithms so that if we're being manipulated at least we know that, you know, they say if the product is free, then you are the product and i think we are largely on social media, we the product the other way in which we are product is that they build these incredible portfolios on all of us. they know everything about us. you know, you eve

we've had some news come ahead of those champions league, firstly in my dream, phil hogan starts forrid company while at the emirates, martinelli, albert, start for arsenal while harry kane starts, a former spurs players in the bayern munich side against arsenal, you can find out full line—ups and more on the bbc sport app, sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, england at 730 and scotland at 735, you might need for television screens and just as many radios. that's it for now. bye. hello. tuesday was another wet, windy and fairly wild day of weather for many of us. we've had some really big waves around the coast, some coastal flooding, too, across parts of southern england and wales. this was the picture in new brighton, in wirral earlier on in the day. but the strongest of the winds, the heaviest of rain will be easing fairly quickly. so turning much quieter tonight and colder, especially in the east. as low pressure clears away into the north sea we've got this ridge of high pressure with us, at least temp

who would have thought maryland would have been competitive, governor hogan has incredible approval ratingsmy mind, i saw a big ad, million dollars he will spend there. last question is about president trump and president biden. it is the rematch that people are waiting for to watch to see what happens. throughout history inkcumbents usually win a second term, not always, based on your experience and instinct, do you believe it is possible for joe biden to be a one-term president? what will it take for president trump to win? >> well, look, we know it will be decided in about seven states, everybody will vote across america, about seven states will determine who actually wins does it looks like we'll have another close race like we had in 2020. very difficult to predict who will win. we are encouraged by the account fapresident biden has a bad approval numbers on almost every issue. >> dana: mitch mcconnell, thank you, gl glad to have you. thank you so much. >> thanks, dana. >> jacqui: in just moments, the president is expected to give remarks. stay with us for that, we'll show you. plus de

all i could end up with sergeant schultz from hogan's heroes. as we know, he knew a lot. >> this goes straight to the problem about how walt nauta is being represented. it is trump provided defense counsel that is doing this. it raises questions. where the interests are. it is a classic case. thing he can be helpful. he needs immunity right now. that balance is against this talk. if you are offered a pardon and you are naove enough to trust that over immunity from the prosecutor, maybe that is why you go into the grand jury this way. you see the pardon at the end. >> a lawyer could not advise that. if they knew the client was planning on lying. you are ethically precluded. >> one thing i can tell you this insider information about how the law developed for secrecy. what happens in the grand jury is secret, under the federal rule of criminal procedure 6. two of the justices who people may have heard of that were real fans of the secrecy were justice brennan and justice marshall who were well known for being liberal justices. people might think wh

i have a picture of you, roman, with your dad and hulk hogan. look at this kid right here. people into tables and stuff? [ laughter ] >> i'm pretty sure i thought hulk was my uncle at this point. i'm like, "why does he got blonde hair?" everybody in our family is huge and bigger -- you know, larger than life. >> jimmy: you just got used to that. >> you just get used to it, yeah. it's a little bit of a a conditioning effect. but those are always great moments to look back on. >> jimmy: yeah. dwayne, you made your debut -- wrestlemania debut in wrestlemania xiii. >> i did. >> jimmy: and this is -- something very special happened at this and i wanted to share a a clip. look at this. >> that's rocky johnson. that's rocky maivia's dad. that's rocky johnson. the sheik is begging for mercy. he's scooped up and slammed. >> oh, no! >> get out, sheik. >> wait a minute. look at this. rocky johnson scoops him up and slams the sheik as well. >> father and son, rocking the house here, ladies and gentlemen at wrestlemania xiii. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's your dad. >> wow. th

golf museum in new jersey, he made off with ben hogan's trophies, middle of the night, unarmed.estigators for years. >> certain fans really don't like me. >> now 48, trotta grew up outside scranton. a sports fan, baseball in particular. his grandparents took him to yankees games. he also grew up a thief. he says he still believed in santa when he began stealing, values, he says, he got from his late father. our first salmon trip, for example. my dad's from new jersey, not so much of a fisherman. everybody around us is catching fish except us. so we sneak up to the hatchery at night. 3:00 in the morning, here we are with just nets and scooping them right out. all the salmon are coming up. sold a bunch of salmon. >> later on he ran with a crew of neighborhood friends who, in time, would become his alleged accomplices. he says they went from robbing pay phones to burglarizing homes. theft became his full-time jobs. marrying his two passions, trotta pulled his first sports heist in 1999. >> the master pitcher of all time. >> an exhibit devoted to hall of fame pitcher, christy mathew

. >> dana: kathy hogan knew she did not -- she was uninvited and she went anyway.you are not welcome and go, but she knew she would not be and she went anyway. when the action she could take if she was bold enough to do so is invite alvin brad and say you are fired. that would be bold, courageous. and might hold her standing but look at what happened with layers because of these issues getting very close to at least making that a competitive race in the state as it blew as a new york. >> greg: i wonder how many wakes are caused by the woke. just came up with that. i remember kathy hochul that is that if you're complaining about crime, leave a new york. did she not say that it before the election, it out? any surprise that there was a gathering of people that champion law and order shell not find that many friends there. it would be with me like me, i don't know me showing up at jesse's birthday. her rage and the rage of people on the right are not political because it just so happens it is pointed out a politician. she saw, the widow saw the problem and nobody incl

there are reports bill clinton intervened on two occasions to tell, first, joe manchin and then larry hoganuys run, you're going to put trump in office. stuart: rfk jr. is still in. i guess the democrats are getting worried about that. will cain with me in new york today. >> that's right. stuart: we're honored, will. >> honored to be here. stuart: does rfk jr. take votes from biden or trump? >> primarily biden. you know, the interesting note about this no labels news is they weren't just encouraged by president clinton to stay out of the race, but they were threatened, cajoled, told if you have an inch of a skeleton, a thumbnail in your closet, we will find it and,s pose it. this has been the response by the democratic party to any type of threat that can take away from joe biden. quote-unquote, defenders of democracy are doing anything to insure that democracy is not an option. you only really get to vote for joe biden. and i don't mean joe biden or donald trump, because that same attack is being applied to donald trump. stuart stuart now, there are some in chicago, believe it or not, who

for lower income americans they have been restrictive enough, and overall, dallas fed president lori hoganbeen restrictive enough to really rein in inflation. >> until we see this labor number come in even further i don't think anyone will be convinced. think about it, charles, just three months ago, every single cfo was planning their budget thinking they would get six to seven cuts. now are we at zero, are we at one, are we at two? in just a quarter's time this is actually a cfo's dilemma, not just a c-suite dilemma. charles: neely, thank you so much. you are fantastic. really love your work. this morning i saw a headline on bloomberg that spoke to america's quote, unquote, nagging problem, inflation. i don't understand economists that think things are so great. even when they are reminded hey, maybe they're not so great, it is only a nagging problem. joining me now heritage economist peter st. onge. peter, you know, why, why is main street so upset if it's only a nagging problem? >> absolutely. you know, that's really been the theme of this entire inflation we constantly get lectured by

. >> i got that hogan's hero analogy with the sergeant. one of the central themes of david testimony was the arrangement he made with president donald to have the parent company of the national mcdougal pay playboy model karen mcdougal $150,000 for her story, alleging she had a 10 month long affair with president donald , which began the year after he married melania. david pecker said that could be a campaign-finance violation, but that payment is not part of the criminal allegations against . why was it important? >> that was one of the more interesting parts, that you have david pecker saying he knew working in coordination with the campaign to influence an election with payments like that -- that is illegal. he said he knew that. that was not part of the indictment, and part because never paid david pecker back. you hear david pecker say, he testified he did not pay me back for it. i think it is important in part because it is setting the stage, it is setting the state of mind that these men knew that, allegedly knew that all these pay

a moment -- also hogan ghibli, libs trump white house principal press secretary, obama advisor robertf, former obama advisor and first we go to white house correspondent jackie heinrich with the very latest on the president today. hi. >> hi. the president has been in front of cameras more than a few times and all of this and spiraled out of control and you has not ceased any of those moments speak firmly against this. he has treated you five times and saturday including nine times about climate but no mention of the protests on these campuses. when our fox producer shouted at question that you displayed heated issue that both sides kind of automation and the white house that -- but it was from the deputy press secretary andrew bates who just defended president biden speaking to reporters on air force one. >> in the president's passed overstatement he directly addressed about comments that circulated over the weekend with a call to action echoing the rhetoric of terrorist organizations especially in the wake of the worst massacre minute against the jewish people since the holocaust is

. >> and by the way, those who live in maryland, if y'all think larry hogan is going to protect you,w he will vote for it. he's going to vote for that too if you're in maryland and say he seemed moderate, none of them are moderate on this issue. i have to point out jd vance. he made a pretty dumb -- i'll say an interesting statement. that he was slamming the fact that he said undocumented immigrants got some of the jobs that caused the low unemployment rate. isn't it the case that when job growth improves, that means the people who are picking the lettuce and picking the strawberries and picking the fields to make sure that people have food also get jobs and the people who are doing the chicken plucking plant, the dangerous work where their fingers get chopped off, some people are undocumented, is that a bad thing that they're doing those jobs or in your mind, a good thing? >> you know, look, i want everyone to have work permits. so if they're here and they're here on parole or however it is they're here, they need those work permits. and the reason they need it is so they don't get

his goal is to get senators elected, particularly someone like larry hogan in maryland where you havese kinds of voters in large numbers. matt gaetz and marjorie tailor green are playing to the base and they're playing to the republican influencer economy. they want to have up here on steep ends podcast. they want to get more follows on truth social. they are playing for book deals. they are playing for fox news appearances. that is a completely different incentive structure than trying to win elections. >> you put it very clearly, and that it is a different era and the technologies of the time matter a lot and the money and corruption of the time if you want to put it that way. we're running over on this segment, the little thing we call a tab on the left corner, it says new speaker, who dis, do you get that reference? >> i do not. what reference is that to? >> well, that's why i ask. you never know. you know so much about history. it's just an old joke where you get a text and if you have a new phone and it hasn't populated your contacts you might say, new phone, who dis? new phone.

riley wealth management strategist art hogan. b. riley has got 253, target of 5300.ctually wells fargo sees a little bit less but a higher target. your conservatism is on multiples here? and by the way we're not that far away from your target so you guys must be in the laboratory thinking about what comes next. >> great point, charles. i will tell you it felt a lot more rambunctious in december when we put this target out. after we work our way through first-quarter earnings season which kicks off on friday, i suspect our consensus estimate for total of 24 will go a little bit higher. using the same multiple we'll probably have to take that target up. we like to wait and see a little bit. we put this out in december. we like to wait and see during the course of earnings season. we'll see if estimates move higher that is the pattern we've seen over the last four quarters. we'll see in market consensus, we're above consensus at 2583. i think there is room to the upside. if anything i think we're conservative to the downside but we put this out four months ago. charles:

hogan and also certain aspects of the problem are being considered by ervin staple, the united states district attorney, until conclusive findings have been made or the matter settled one way or another by these. courts, i do not feel that on the record as it now stands until there has been a settlement of the issue that i could vote for, the compromise of william o'dwyer for ambassador to mexico if it were not presented to the united states senate. now up on capitol hill, the capitol visitor center has a display right now on historic congressional investigations, including the kefauver committee. they have his raccoon skin cap, a trademark for him allowed daniel boone what did this mean this commission and these hearings to senator kefauver later political career. so he tried to capitalize on his his fame from this as much as he could he clearly was interested in making a run for the white house and he was a household name as said throughout 1951. he would appear on game shows, on television. he then did. he did become or he did start to plan his run for t white house in 1952. unfort

he had a situation with hulk hogan where he tried to extort him for $300,000 over a sex tape.it him around that. the next thing you will do after you have discredited him is make the point, you were never in contact with donald trump, were you? donald trump never actually reached out to you, he never negotiated anything with you. you put donald trump as far away from any interaction around this as possible, because if you are the defense, these were people who acted on behalf of donald trump. they acted to protect donald trump. they didn't act necessarily at donald trump's direction in the sense of, he instructed these people to do these things. those are the two things you do if you are his defense attorneys as far as how you deal with keith davidson. >> don't go anywhere. we will come back to you. >>> we want to get to the pro-palestinian protesters at columbia who broke into a couple puss building overnight. they smashed windows and barricaded doors. they will not leave hamilton hall until their demands are met. at ucla, police in tactical gear intervenes as protesters clas

paul: bill, why did so many of the potential candidates -- joe manchin can be, chris christie, larry hoganthanks. >>some. >> biden campaigned against this should. paul: they were afraid it was going to hurt. >> but they were also afraid it was going to put a stigma if on someone that took that job. i think i agree with dan, but the interesting thing now is that the alternatives are generally left of center, you know? jill stein, bobby kennedy, i think cornel west is still in it. paul: yeah. >> bobby kennedy you can argue about whether you'd get some trump votes for his vaccine stance and the middle east, but it's mostly left of center. no labels' problem, if you look historically at third parties, they come in like ross perot, even trump could have done it, in other words, someone who didn't have political background that captures the imagination of people. but they were kind of going after retreads, i think, and it didn't work. paul: yeah. they, they also are going through the middle, right? >> right. paul: third parties need a galvanizing cause or a big personality. all right. when we co