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joel >> and seamlessly transitioning between them. each one picking up the song where the other one left off. the question was, how in the world? >> do you do that. >> and the answer to ai answer that question. how did you do and how are those people we are seeing completely ai generated. what's going on. >> okay, so ai broad-strokes has a couple principles. main ones are deep learning and machine learning. deep learning is something that uses these neural networks that are layered. that's why it's called deep and what it does is it has the ability to analyze. it uses these deep learning algorithms to analyze lies. in this case, still images and video frames recognizes patterns in them. so it starts to be able to understand how billy ages through time and then it's able to start creating images. it's much more complicated than that >> but generative ai, >> which is this term we constantly hear, is the part that's actually creating the new image so think of this whole thing almost as an oven >> you >> that these algorithms deep-learnin

a series of new billy joel songs. >> i don't know, fareed. i really don't know. this is all new to me. again, just even going to the grammys was a whole new experience from because i'd been there 30 years ago when i was a nominee in this time, i just was just another singer at the grammys. but i met all these new artists who i was very impressed to meet. i was very happy to see all these people and i really enjoyed it, which i hadn't done back in the past. i wasn't comfortable with competition between musicians whose number one, who's number two, who's going to win the grammy? it was kind of uncomfortable this time. i enjoyed it, was a new experience for me. so this is all kind of new again, everything that was all new again all right, stay with us when we come back in a moment, i wonder to talk to you about the remarkable music video that billy and freddie released for the song. and it's stunning use of the technology that facet let's us all now, artificial intelligence. >> when we come back frank sinatra had connections with the mafia and all these nightclub hu

tonight -- joel mchale, comedian kyle kinane featuring the 8g band with adrian young ♪ [ cheers and applauseow, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news today was super tuesday, where 16 states and one territory got together and held an intervention for nikki haley [ light laughter ] in a profile published yesterday in the "new yorker." president biden said he will beat former president trump and added, quote, "i'm the only one who has ever beat him. well, that's true, unless you count e. jean carroll, letitia james, covid, the free market, and ramps. lhlh according to a new report the trump white house pharmacy would give staffers xanax and speed without prescriptions. oh, come on. is there any proof >> saudi arabia and russia will repetoo -- oh. [ laughter ] >> seth: ohh that's right, the trump white house pharmacy would give staffers xanax and speed without prescriptions, and one patient kept asking them, "is there such a thing as reverse viagra? [ laughter ] according to a

will get target, ross stores costco nordstrom, reporting numbers next week get ahead of iter sheers joel great to see you. thank you so much for being here assess the season for us if you will, your reaction to what we're seeing. >> sure. well i think this has been a big year particularly for i.t. and healthcare, i mentioned, last month a big month up 10 1/2 to 11% big month primarily driven by ai stock i know has been a story talked about last time i don't know your shoe ai a big story, driving nvidia other we talked about before this is a big month next week drug paraphernalia earnings, we have seen real estate, utilities get hurt, biotech another area big winners, far exceeding, the expectations last year you mentioned, about earnings so forth this earnings season, has been filled with surprises a lot of surprises. last year a lot of investors o don't know this last year we had expectations of declining earnings declining revenues, and companies cut costs we had a big year last year particularly in tech, up 30, 40% when you have expectations low and they competented it investors happy

billy joel's new song is called >> "ode to billy joel. >> "ode to billy joel. >> seth: so paul, lastt was the end of a long run of "ant-man" press and you were kind of out of stories >> yeah. >> seth: and so we provided you the opportunity to just make one up and um, well, i was wondering if the two of you would like to take this opportunity, right now, to make up a story that didn't happen. >> oh, sure. >> sure. >> seth: great >> and then you'll just cut that part out so people think it was a real story >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay, cool. [ laughter ] >> seth: you guys recently took a trip together? >> that's exactly -- that's true, yeah, yeah we were on norwegian cruise lines and we actually went through the panama canal >> seth: wow [ laughter ] >> it was so funny, because we knew we were going to -- well, we knew we were going to have sex. and we got - [ laughter and applause we got norovirus we got norovirus [ laughter ] >> seth: oh my god >> and it's like - >> we really -- we really picked the worst time to go it was like at the height of norovirus. >> seth: yeah. >> oh,

joel just stole what is normally my opening joke when i speakt pr museum, which is i'm just a huge fanÑsñ■!kd of. the presidential libraries and museums across the country and lucky. i think i've done research now at all. and it's they're just a wonderful network across the country resource for history. so i'm very appreciative of the work that archivists do across the country. so thank you so much for so you started by writing a book about robert mueller and the fbi getting a kind of sweet gig onc. a lot of a national exposure. you moved from writing my personal favorite, story of . government's plan to itself while. the rest of usand you followed that withn my opinion one of the best oral histories editorial ever written and the only plane in the sky. the story of 911 and then succe. hugh moved and wrote9 one of 203 pulitzer prize. his history of the history of watergate and last couple of years ago, you were here to talk about your watergate book and fully remeerhis. you and i were having a private dinner across the river. and i every every you've been here, i usually ask you so, garr

i forwarded it to maybe to joel sawyer.t it to, but i sent it to somebody-- -probably joel, yeah. -and said something like, "pretty slimy stuff." like, alluding to the fact that, like, "don't give the interview to nbc or the 'today' show. give it to abc news and 'good morning america' because nbc, whatever, they're-- they're casting aspersions." and then, of course, way after the truth of sanford's escapades had come out, my e-mail was released in a freedom of information act request. i called the reporter and an executive at nbc and apologized. it was, to be clear, inexcusable. and beyond that, i'd been wrong-- wrong about this guy who i thought had been a devoted dad and husband. wrong, wrong, wrong. lesson learned. that was just embarrassing, and i also felt, um... dumb for... just automatically believing the best possible scenario when it came to a politician. you--you've always been on the reporting side of things. welcome to the hell we all had to live in. [laughs] by hour 144 of mark sanford's disappearance, pretty m

let's get to the heart of what's going on in haiti with all aspect guests. joining us from new york is joel at a sub for the founding direct to the city university of new york haitian studies institute, and a professor of sociology at brooklyn college in boston. i'm on well on the on is the executive director of the haitian think tank for the city and social justice activists. and in the canadian capital, professor joan palka is direct of the human rights research and education center. auto and diversity is advise the united nations in numerous peace processes around the world, including hi to welcome to the program, john at the out of thoughts with you. how did hey, to this send in to this guy? us a saw me. what's happening is bd. uh this was 0 is, this is not net never is not complicated to expand. i use it to your e. my t o is that on a t. since its inception, in 18 or 4, has arteries have to face sunk into an action or for seas made by do quality with and do quality with they have on we do everything in their power to believe it do cost additional or not based on stevie hey this is one

joel, let's talk first about president biden.oval rating since jimmy carter. he's underwater when it comes to immigration, the economy, dealing with foreign policy in the israel-hamas war. what do democrats need to do to shore up his support? >> one thing i learned not to do is fight with polls or pollsters. they are what they are. they don't look great for the president. i do think what he needs is a couple things. one, pretty quick resolution of the situation in gaza. that's putting a lot of stress and strain on his coalition. a lot of leaf fall off you seen a lot of public polls, even the cds pools in biden's coalition is from traditional democratic constituencies, young voters, voters of color. obviously the recent michigan democratic primary, a lot of muslim american voters. some. he's got to bring those folks home. he's got to do base persuasion. he and his allies are going to have to lock down those folks before they go after independents and moderates to get back to sea level this time around. >> norah: joel, thank you. l

after seven days of trial so far, we've now heard directly from director joel souza who was also shott as the jury contemplates who is responsible. >> it felt like somebody had taken a baseball bat to my shoulder. >> reporter: "rust" director joel souza taking the stand in the criminal trial of movie armorer hannah gutierrez friday, recalling the moment he and cinematographer halyna hutchins were shot on the film set. >> i just kept saying, you don't understand, no, no, no, this was a movie set. that's not possible. it's just not possible that there's a live wound. >> reporter: hutchins was killed after a revolver held by alec baldwin fired a live round as he was rehearsing inside this new mexico church back in october of 2021. gutierrez now facing involuntary manslaughter and evidence tampering charges pleading not guilty, and this week new images presented in court allegedly showing alec baldwin using a gun on the set of "rust" incorrectly according to a firearm expert who took the stand for the prosecution. baldwin has previously stated he would never point a gun at anyone and pull

and the fact that when you buy a condo was race might find joel or buy new velocity, or buy jackie excess, a car that has a story to sell, then you become part of the story. make yourself more in mind. bunch of other well champions leading on understanding among the new world. wilks and reco price of $70000005.00 as they try to achieve a higher return on their investments. and surprising collectors, get help from websites with an index documenting the performance of classic cars. the trish has a lot of pull, my investment bank investigates how calls that traded options and private sales, a global turnover of 5000000 euros a with some 200000 plastic calls. nothing uncommon in the past decade. the rent from a bill in paris, the wealthy collect his old flow to this very to 60 g t s. and they said or was it was what will it be was in the future? and you know the question that people don't ask much these days. what does it drive like it's not because somebody woke up one day and said a ferrari g t o is going to be the next collectible cars because a long time ago somebody drove one. and so wow

joel. >> good morning. you've been part of many talks, like the one that's unfolding here. you take us inside the room. >> what what is this going to be like for blinken today? >> it's going to be a very tough meeting. there's several different avenues of diplomacy happening right now. the first is that yesterday the secretary met with multiple arab countries in cairo. and at those meetings he talks about the end game. what is the unify their position frankly, they're presenting to secretary blinken, united states about getting to a two-state solution. concurrent to that cia director bill burns in doha, trying to negotiate a temporary ceasefire. the hostage exchange that ongoing discussion between israel and hamas. now secretary blinken has to bring those together while pressing israel to allow more humanitarian aid in and have an end game horizon this is not going to be a resolving meeting. this is gonna be a process, meaning most likely, because we're then going to see you next week, the defense minister, yoav gone not coming to washington to talk about this potential raf

that's the tinderbox we're living in right now. >> joel rubin. thank you so much for your thoughts tonight because she ate and coming up next, we are speaking with democratic maryland governor wes moore about the government, about biden's campaign strategy as the general election ramps up today key battleground state of georgia will be back with the governor just a moment >> backroom deals cia secrets, affairs, bribery, i'm prostitution >> there's so much more to the store in knighted states of scandal with jake tapper next sunday at nine on cnn constant contact, advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time every time constant contact, helping the small stamped all managing my finances, phylic amazing spreadsheets here, post-it notes there. nothing gave me the complete picture. that's why i created a rocky money enough to lower bills. biden kinzhal unwanted subscriptions, and bring your entire financial picture into focus this year to control your finances and download rocket money everywhere. >> but the seat to seat is l

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on our panel tonight is anna mikhailova — deputy political editor at the mail on sunday and joel rubin the former us department of state's chief liaison to the us house of representatives during the obama administration. more on those stories coming up but let me bring you up—to—date with our latest bbc news headlines. russia heads to the polls with vladimir putin certain to secure his fifth term as president and another six years in power. as voting begins, so do the protests. some voters expressing their anger by pouring dye into ballot boxes and some setting fire to photo booths —— micro polling booths. photos of food and medical aid arriving to gaza have been released. meanwhile israel has sent a delegation back to qatar for ceasefire talks. on the ground benjamin netanyahu has approved plans for a military operation to go ahead in rafah. ajudge has rejected donald trump as meg attempted to have the lead prosecution lawyer disqualified from the georgia election interference case, the judge ruled that fani willis could continue but said the special prosecutor she had appointed and h

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early morning is feeding time at this fish farm in the straits of joel southern melisha. while my ridgemont works here, okay, usually after he stopped going out to sea to fish 2 years ago, when my phone was on the way back to show the winds changed suddenly, in less than 5 minutes, that would launch waves and my photos. and i only thought of getting back safely. i lost half my catch, but i didn't care. changing with mountains mean the fuel months with safe for small scale fishermen to head out to sea. serena rahman is a conservation scientist, has been studying the impact of climate change on route communities. so everybody knows the temperature of the ocean's. i increasingly this also affects the movements of the species. so we have changed fish the season now latino, they know where they used to be sufficient or coming in ice so easy to touched when kilograms of crips before. no, it is difficult to even get 5 kilograms near shore. fishing has been the backbone of coastal communities in the nation for generations. but that's the way of life is coming on district. the . t

when we come back the police body cam footage has been released from the shooting of joel o steen's churchan: all right. houston police department, they have just released body cam footage of the last -- of last month's tragic shooting at joel osteen church in houston. matt said tragedy, the church's, synagogues targeted around the country. >> this video is down right horrifying, police and security kick into action at the deafening sound of gunfire starts ringing through the church's lobby. >> houston police say a lakewood church volunteered notified a police officer working at security that had a gun, she is the woman on the screen, that officer exchanged gunfire, the woman claimed to have a bomb in her being and shouted at officers to stop shooting. she also had her 7-year-old son with her, he was shot in the head and fighting for his life. she did not listen and they shot and killed her. sean. >> sean: the one thing that stands out, notice people running in one direction and law enforcement that often get trashed by people in the media, they were running toward the the trouble. brave h

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and, you know, one of the things that really surprised me in working on this book was is joel said, myprevious was a history of watergate. and this book, in some ways being a weird sequel toergate because the second half of the book ends upt the rise of ufo conspiracy theories and collapse of faith and trust and truth in governments. and so the ufo conspiracies become, really the first government can spirits these to rise in wake of watergate the covietnam, the pentagon papers in the seventies and establish the concept that we would now wreckage as the deepe american spectrum and and american politics sort of this idea that there ishad perm and government cabal you know secretly working at the heart of the us government at cross-purposes. its leadership figureheads and the american public. and that you see this story grow and become darker and more conspiratorial and sort of more poisoned. it's over the course of1980s and it morphs into this idea that the government has recovered, you know, multiple space craft, multiple know dead aliens, living aliens, that we have peace treaties with

joel ski, bbc news.south africa after beating robin williams in a play—off. both men finished on 12 under par afterfour rounds, with south africa's williams, who had led for most of the final round, missing the opportunity to take the playoff to a third hole. that gave gumberg the chance to win it and the american sealed his first title with a long birdie putt. i'm just happy to be standing here. didn't think it was possible with where i was and how far back i was coming in. i guess it was on my side today. luck was on my side. just happy to be here. changes my life, really. just with what we've accomplished here, i can check my own schedule and set a plan for the year. it's something i've never been able to do, so really looking forward to that. chile'sjoaquin niemann has won liv golf'sjeddah invitational by four shots. he won his second title in three. liv tour starts this season, closing with a four—under 66 to finish on 17 under after three rounds in saudi arabia. the 25—year—old won the australian o

there are numerous appetites, joel, in the mass of the forest, and onto the phones while they trying to avoid contact with humans. when they do meet the result can be disastrous. my neighbor was working that night and came across the elephant and couldn't get away in time. the elephant ended up scuffling him to death in a report from the villages of a disturbance on the edge of the community. for several imaging, during takes off 2 distinct shapes. the elephants will adjust a 150 meters down the track. we can have them still a thing in the darkness. as the volunteers showing the lights that attend them, they move away, but they'll be back. they frequently return to places they know they'll find food, and the medicine never forgets the hello. it's been a washout in southern california. los angeles scooping up a months worth of rain in 24 hours. still getting striped with a few showers in the forecast on sunday, but the worst of the rain is over. and once you shake the showers, we've got a pretty stellar stretch of weather. temperatures will shoot up across the western canada and the c

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. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests joel mchale and kyle kinane everybody. want to thank adrian young and the 8g band. thank you for watching we love you everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> you see the numbers here falling closely by republican, steve garvey. you notice there, katie porter and barbara lee are all. this will be the first time since the 1990s that california will not be represented by a woman in the u.s. senate. on your ballot, you actually saw two elections for the senate race. one would take over the full six year term, beginning next year. the other one on your ballot was a partial senate term taking over dianne feinstein's current term, which expires next january. bottom line, both adam schiff and steve garvey are the top two vote getters at faxing in both >> it appears that schiff is on top. he's in hollywood tonight and thank his supporters. >> trump would attack me rally after rally. all of those things were basically what we would call, wednesday. you had my back every step of the way. >> the congressman has been one of donald tru

patrick's day in washington with janner sandal joel baiden by palestinians are joining in their own blood in the rubble underneath the bombs dropped uh by america via uh israel positions of irish politicians are not reflective of their people's support for palestine as this... by new morals on the international wall in belfast. to mark land day and the sixth anniversary of the great return march, thousands assemble outside city hall in belfast, while the support for the people and the resistance in gaza is visible on the streets of belfast, the speakers and participants of the march were also critical of irish politicians and parties. they say their support for palestine is hypocritical, because it only serves their... own electoral ambitions dita reinish, reporting for press tv from belfast. pauls open to turkey's local elections where people vote to choose mayors and provincial council members across the country's 81 provinces. turkey's capital anchora and main city istanbul will be the key battlegrounds between the ruling, justice and development party and the opposition. president rec

. >> reporter: supervisor joel -- was here. >> there is some erosion so we have to be careful. >> reporter: the public utilities commission says the cause of the break appears to be the failure of an eight inch valve connected to a 60 inch water transmission line. that feeds water from a treatment plant on the peninsula to the sunset reservoir. >> i hope that hillside is stable. >> reporter: it did not happen in stern grove boat water flowed into a dog park area. this is not the first time a water main break caused problems in the area. three years ago a water main break caused major damage in the same area. >> last year a bunch of trees came down and they just finally cleared it all up. >> reporter: officials are still trying to determine how long it will take to clean it up. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a water main break happened at menlo park today as well. you can see water there gushing under the sidewalk. crews fixed that leak this afternoon. >>> if you are looking for evening plans you could head to san francisco chinatown. the night market just kicked off. this is just g

a lot people running for this >> seat in congress, santa clara county supervisor joel summit in he's in the number 2 position right now is looking nab that spot in the november runoff. yeah, we have kron four's amanda hari a live for us atihis campaign headquarters. she also spoke with evan low earlier this evening. he's in 3rd place. still tonight, amanda. >> how's it looking out there in palo alto? >> speaking with joe summit ii and he says he feels confident that these results are going to hold and that he will stay in the top 2 right now we have about 50% of the votes counted. i believe he just left, but we still have some people hanging out here at the palo alto creamery where he was having his campaign event tonight. but things are starting to wrap up a bit here summit. ian is running for california's 16th congressional district summit. ian says the whole campaign was only 3 months long. he's excited to have some more time between now and november. if he advances, he says some of his campaign's focus is our affordable health care. a woman's right to choose and climate change. h

[applause] >> thank you so much josh and i also like to acknowledge and welcome supervisor joel engardio and thank him for his work and advocacy on the issue as well. well, with that, make sure you guys go eat in this neighborhood at the various restaurants and just take in the sites. ambience is a favorite store. if you need a gift for a lady, or a gentleman, you never know, it is a great place. thank you all so much for coming. [applause] >> my background is in engineering. i am a civil engineer by training. my career has really been around government service. when the opportunity came up to serve the city of san francisco, that was just an opportunity i really needed to explore. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] i think it was in junior high and really started to do well in math but i faced some really interesting challenges. many young ladies were not in math and i was the only one in some of these classes. it was tough, it was difficult to succeed when a teacher didn't have confidence in you, but i was determined and i realized that engineering really is what i was interested in. as i moved into college

including the prop gun held by alec baldwin that discharged killing halyna hutchins and injuring director joel sousa in october, 2021. >> what do you know? >> reporter: prosecutors argue gutierrez-reed was negligent because she mixed live ammunition with dummy rounds on the set. >> she had three hours in the morning waiting for the camera crew to arrive. she had every opportunity to go through that box of dummies -- >> reporter: which is why juror albert sanchez said gutierrez-reed was at fault. >> pretty much not checking the weapons. just handing them over like here. >> that's something you can consider -- >> reporter: the defense tried to hit the blame to baldwin who they argue never should have pointed the gun at hutchins. they say at the time of the shooting gutierrez-reed wasn't inside the church and didn't give baldwin the gun during rehearsal. >> he's going off script. that defeats any idea that that was foreseeable to ms. gutierrez-reed. if she doesn't know what's happening she can't foresee it. >> reporter: gutierrez-reed was taken into custody as she awaits sentencing. as for baldwi

shin hypocrites who went to drone or shamrocks on st. patrick's day in washington with janna sandal, joelive of their people's support for. palestine, as displayed by numerils on the international wall in belfast. to marday and the sixth anniversary of the great return march, thousands assemble outside city hall in belfast, while the support for the people and the resistance in gaza is visible on the streets of belfast, the speakers and participants of the march were also critical of irish politicians and parties. they say their support for palestine is hypocritical because it's only serves their own electoral ambitions. dita reinish, reporting for press tv from belfast. march 31st is pivotal date in iran's modern history, marking the 45th anniversary of the millions of iranians voted in favor of establishing the islamic republic system. this historic referendum fulfilled the nation's long cherished democratic aspirations giving rise to a governance system rooted in the will of the people. our correspondent has a report on that. iran commemorates the 45th anniversary of the islamic republ

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billy joel's last pop album came out about 30 years ago. well, a month ago though he thrilled fans by releasing a new song. so now billion has collaborator freddy wexler joined fareed zakaria to talk about whether there will be more new songs. take a listen so billy, now that you've done this, is can we say the dam has broken that? we are going to see a >> series of new billy joel songs i don't know. fareed. i really don't know >> this is all >> kind of new to me. again, just even going to the grammys was a whole new experience for me because i'd been there 30 years ago when i was a nominee in this time, i just was just another singer at the grammys. but i met all these new artists who i was very impressed to me. i was very happy to see all these people. i really enjoyed it, which i had done back in the past. i wasn't comfortable with competition between musicians whose number one, who's number two, who is going to win the grammy? it was kind of uncomfortable this time. i enjoyed it was a new experience for me. so this is all kind of new ag

missionaries joel and yvonne trimble have been splitting their time between florida and cap haitian for the past 49 years. they managed to evacuate today. >> it's never been this bad. >> absolutely. but the violence, the guns, it's the worst it's ever been. >> reporter: i'm standing in front of the market which has now closed. u.s. officials, norah, say that guantanamo bay is ready to be used as a processing center in case of a surge of haitian migrants trying to flee the violence. norah. >> cristian benavides, thank you so much. >>> tonight a number of new developments in what's being called the biggest cybersecurity attack on america's health care system. the department of health and human services is now investigating united health group after hackers shut down the company's payment processing arm. three weeks later, the pharmacy network is now back online, but many providers are still struggling. cbs's nicole sganga reports. >> reporter: a ransomware attack turned national crisis. >> it's been one of the most stressful things we've gone through as a practice, and that's saying somet

stout joining us live from hong kong well, three decades after releasing his last pop album, billy joelback with a groundbreaking music video friends would be here his newest song, turn the lights back on, uses artificial intelligence to portray younger versions of himself. joel looks represent the different periods of his career, like the piano man era and the river of dreams era. in an interview sunday with cnn's fareed zakaria at the superstar, describe the emotions he felt while watching the video >> ready came to me with this idea of artificial intelligence and i didn't really know what he was talking about, but i did the recording, the video and when i saw it, it was kind of an out-of-body experience i saw myself going through time and it was very moving and thank you so much for joining us. i'm rosemary church by international and cnn max viewers, world sport is up next. and for those of you in the united states and canada, i'll be back back with more cnn newsroom in just a minute. is david >> get help reaching your goals with jpmorgan wealth plan? the digital money coach in the

meli gets death threats, millie, like a lot of former trump official joel's who have broken with the precedent has to be protected by security because of that kind of invective in stochastic terrorism, the idea who will rid me of this meddlesome priest and he criticized as these people and they get death threats from his supporters. >> he bad-mouth the military, jake, he bad mouth's law enforcement at every one of his rallies, he rips the capitol hill police, who were there on january 6 this is what he does and it plays with his base. >> all right. guys are not a concern among i guess he has this new campaign team who ran, by the way, vary in terms of the technical parts of it. you know, making sure that california's delegates were winner-take-all and all that stuff. they did a really good job. but they've just made this team they're just, they're not even going to try to convince him to appeal to swing voters in the suburbs of a lock. i'm going to >> try to appeal, like get him to appeal. they know what they need, but they also know who their candidate is. and so what they're going