john deere struggling with layoffs and a drop in sales, making a new announcement this morning, john for social inclusion initiatives following backlash from some customers. well i regret to inform you that john deere, another company that relies on conservative customers, has also gone woke. the company revealing it will no longer sponsor events that focus on social or cultural awareness, such as the pride parade. it's also promising that diversity, quotas and pronoun identification will not be part of its policies, the farm equipment giant saying it will begin auditing all company mandated training materials and policies to ensure the absence of socially motivated messages. activists cheering the move. we don't need your politics or your social values. >> we just want to have good products, good customer service. that's it. the decision comes on the heels of a similar announcement from tractor supply company, because that's what neighbors do. >> they help each other. >> the nation's largest retailer for farm and ranch supplies, which recently ended several diversity and climate effo

christine romans explains. >> reporter: two years ago, john deere, the iconic american farm equipmenter, called diversity, equity, and inclusion, dei, one of its highest priorities. now the moline, illinois company announcing it will end all, quote, social or cultural awareness events and audit all training materials to quote, ensure the absence of socially motivated messages. deere, quote, reaffirming that the existence of diversity quotas and pronoun identification have never been and are not company policy. just a few weeks ago tennessee-based tractor supply company announced it was canceling pride events and gutting diversity rules. hiring goals. >> they're in a red state with a very aggressive right-wing legislature. deere, their modal client base is probably not supportive of dei. so those are real pressures that they have to attend to. >> reporter: it comes a year after the supreme court ruling to end affirmative action in college admissions. emboldened conservative activists now campaigning online against corporate dei programs, pride events and climate change efforts, waging

. >>> john deere is dialing back on diversity initiatives, and a billionaire is revealed to be the buyere kaul has your cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: stocks closed mixed wednesday amid concerns that the tech-driven rally is running out of steam. the dow gained 243 points. the nasdaq down 512, and the s&p 500 lost 78 points. >>> farm machinery joint john deere is scaling back its diversity and inclusion presence. the company says it will stop sponsoring social or cultural awareness events and instead focus on professional development, mentoring, and talent recruitment. >>> the food and drug administration has now issued another recall of cucumbers, citing a possible listeria contamination. they were sold whole with a packed date of june 5th and bag with a packed date of june 5th and 6th. they were distributed in walmarts across indiana, michigan, and ohio. >>> and take a look at the most expensive fossil ever auctioned off. hedge fund billionaire ken griffin paid $44.6 million for a nearly complete stegosaurus skeleton at sotheby's. the 150 million-year-old dinosaur nicknamed apec was on

i have spent 22 1/2% working for john deere.deliberately go to try to work for john deere? >> yeah. charles: that is amazing, admirable. you worked on a farm, knew what the opportunities were and you committed to it. >> they even sponsored my mass it's degree. charles: talk about your investing journey. >> as i worked i put money aside in my 401(k), make sure that i maximized the return i could get from that. as time went by i got more interested in investing in stocks. i saw your show. i got your book and you say in there you should invest in things you know. so i started applying your principles and invested in stocks related to agriculture and food production and i have now amass ad decent nest egg that my wife and i can enjoy. charles: as far as the greatest transfer of wealth, you are making plans on that yet? >> we're working on that at the moment. we're in the process looking to put our assets in trusts so we can have a an easy and low tax scenario in transferring the wealth to our children. charles: cathy, someone now, y

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the fellow from john deere in an earlier panel talked about how they think of this. we think of the thing to do to improve the situation in the various places that we work in from a strategic way. project last mile is an example of that and also how we can bring the tremendous power of an iconic american brand to meet the needs of people every day. >> your first term in congress you've been a champion including introducing the young african leaders initiative act. to further abase the state department's efforts to engage with young people across african continents. what does diplomacy mean to you and why is the public diplomacy programs an integral part of america's broader engagement? >> i don't know about you all, but when you think about the state department, you do think about very dull democrats that don't seem like they are very -- exactly, that don't seem like they are able to meet you where you are. not talking about you. when you think about the state department, you think about these issues and you're not thinking about things like arts and culture and spor

[applause] >> so corey, david, referred to you and the role of the private sector, both john deere and the john deere foundation, i don't know how recent it is but even invested in grants on strengthening systems and assisting farmers, talk a little bit about why you did this. >> thank you, and can everybody hear me? >> thank you very much for that. thanks for the introduction. thanks to all of you for the public sector service, incredible to be on the panel with you and appreciate all of it. >> i spent my life and my career in the private sector working for john deere and we talked about putting our tools to work inside the company so we can go help feed the world. in many ways, that's what we have done. we have focused on productivity around the world. give you the tool to take the next step in agriculture productivity. the recognition of why we are doing what we are doing in the side of philanthropy and working in that direction, we understand that productivity and production wasn't enough. investment that is we make in that case and world food program and tremendous work that's goi

i have spent my life and my career in the private sector, working for john deere. we talk about putting our tools to work inside the company so we can go help feed the world, and in many ways, for 187 years of our history, that is what we have done. we focused on agricultural productivity around the world. no matter where you start, give them the tools to take the next step. i think the recognition of why we are doing what we are doing on the side of philanthropy and working in that direction, it has been understood that productivity and production, itself, is not enough. the investments we make, in the world food program, and the tremendous work going on there, 350 million people food insecure. what we are doing at the one acre fund, three of our largest grant in the last year, $19 million from these organizations . the interplay between what happens with hunger and climate. what we recognized for a long time is we can go to work at the top end, agricultural productivity, but we have to go to work on the causes. we don't have a production problem in global agricul

both john deere and the john deere foundation have become, i don't know how recent it is, but you haved in grants on strengthening global food systems, increasing food access, existing armors, the largest grants in your history. talk a little bit about why you did this. >> secretary quitman, thank you. can everybody hear me? thank you very much for that. thank you for the introduction. thank you to all of you for your public-sector service. incredible to be on the panel with you and just appreciate all of it. i spent my life and career in the private sector working for john deere. we talk about putting our tools to work inside the company so we can go help me the world and i think in many ways for 187 years of our history that is what we've done. we have focused on agricultural productivity around the world. no matter where you start we give you the tool to take the next step in agricultural productivity. i think the recognition of why we are doing what we are doing on the side of philanthropy and working in that direction as we understood that productivity in production itself is not

report and smithfield hams is cutting 350 jobs and john deere is cutting 650 jobs and i believe that was in i/o a. -- in iowa. when president obama was in it seems to me, and i could be wrong, that he gave loans to the ford company and once they got on their feet then they had to pay the government back. i'm wondering why president biden wouldn't think about doing -- helping some of these companies out with loans to get them on their feet and then they could pay them back? i will take my answer offline. guest: i think it's required everyone in the congress should use the phrase i may be wrong. biden was vice president when that bailout of the auto industry went into effect. the car companies pay them back and are doing well. it's a good demonstration that there are times you can have government intervention that does something good. but it doesn't produce continuous funding of the problem. it was remarkable accomplishment for him to get infrastructure, bipartisan infrastructure and for him to get the chips act back. both of them are spending lots of money, they want to rebuild their

. >>> john deere classic, needs to go 3 under on the last two holes, chips in for eagle on 17. he's got to have a birdie and from 12 feet he drains it, 12 under, 59, becomes the 14th player in pga tour history to card a round under 60 and the second to do it in the last two weeks. the fact there's only been 14 in history and we've seen two of those in a two-week span is insane. >> that's awesome, fun to watch. thanks, matt. >>> the world's best competitive eaters descend on coney island with one big hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. >>> nathan's hotdog eating contest has a new champ. >> more than 25 contestants entered, but only one walked away as top dog. bradley blackburn has the story. >> put down your hotdogs! >> reporter: with the dogs down it was a nail biter on coney island as judges counted the crumbs to determine a winner at natha

john deere said it had has had more than a 15% decline in revenue. it says it needs to move proactively to reduce production and inventory tory, as customers stay cautious about making purchases a big wall of flames that is how one resident in santa barbara described the lake fire, which is a fire burning there as of this morning, calfire says that wildfire has grown to nearly 19,000 acres and is only about 8% attained evacuation orders are now in place for nearby communities it looks like a volcano. >> you can see it like all along the hills and stuff. it was like a big wall of flame it was scary it so out of control, you can just see there's little fingers of fire in all different directions because of fire is now under investigation. so people out west similarly, getting no relief from record-breaking heat yesterday, las vegas smashed. it's all time heat record reaching 120 degrees. one person was killed, another person hospitalized from the extreme heat and death valley, california temperatures there reached 100 129 and saturday sunday seen as a

even tractor supply and then john deere both came out having saying we're not doing dei anymore.ral vehicles are done with woke so it's gone . with woke so it's gone. >> although they've quietly moved all the jobs to mexico while all the fuss was being created about that on the top, i don't know. i think i have a feeling that that's something like john deere has been, a source of quite a lot of anger on the right, i think. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and the ones that have like the program tractors. so you're effectively you don't own your tractor. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's a bud light thing. they're meant to be on our team and they're doing all woke stuff. but many tractors for, you know, tractors for trump or something. yeah, but yeah. and a lot of it came from george floyd. i'm amazed that telegraph are still saying the murder of george floyd. that's very much disputed. i think. but, don't want to get into that now. >> well, i don't know. i mean, it might be disputed by the coroner, but it was found to be murdered. yeah. so fair enough. yeah, i know what you mean. indepen

both john dearing and the john deere foundation. i don't know how recent it is, but you've invested in crayons on strengthening global food systems. increasing food access. assisting farmers. talk to us a little bit about why you did this. >> yep. thank you. can everybody hear me? thank you very much for that. thanks for the introduction. thanks to all of you in the public sector service. incredible to be on the panel with you. i appreciate all of it. i've spent my life, and my career in the private sector working for john deere. we talk about putting our tools to work inside the company so we can help feed the world. i think in many ways from 170 years of our history that's what we've done. no matter where you start. give me the tools to take the next step in agricultural productivity. i think the recognition of why we are doing what we are doing on the side of philanthropy, and working in that direction is we understood that productivity and production itself isn't enough. the investments we make in that case, and world food progr

i have spent my life and my career in the private sector working for john deere. we talk about putting our tools to work inside the company, so we can go help feed the world, and i think in many ways, for 187 years of our history, that's what we have done. we have focused on agricultural productivity around the world. i think the recognition of why we are doing what we are doing on the side of philanthropy and working in that direction is we understood that productivity and production itself isn't enough. the investments that we make in that case, in the world food program and tremendous work that is going on there, what we are doing with the one acre fund, three of our largest grants in the last year, $19 million to these three organizations, world food program, one acre fund, the nature conservancy, that the interplay between what happens with hunger and climate is the reason we work with the nature conservancy. what we have recognize for a long-term as we go to work on the top end of agricultural productivity, but we have to go to work on the causes. we don't h

john deere, very famous company, of course, laying off employees. how many are we talking about?t a factories in illinois and iowa. typically, you would see the stock price go up in the name of job cut, but this reflects a big problem. there's reduced demand in general for deere's product, and those are the products these factories make. they laid off hundreds of workers earlier this year. interest rates are high, crop prices are low. farmers are buying less because, you know, they can't make do anymore, so this is a sign of of the times. even hundreds of additional job cuts not pushing the success price up. ashley: a yeah, not at all. lauren, great stuff. thank you very much. >>> coming up, a new setback for biden's climate agenda. a federal judge has stopped the administration's pause on liquified natch at -- natch natural gas exports. >>> meantime, it's mika brzezinski says it's not biden that needs to be changed, it's his staff. listen to this. >> do there need to be changes? yes. managing him, management to his schedule. changes maybe even to those around a him. if. stuart:

john deere is cutting 600 production jobs from plants in the midwest. weeks after the company said the tractors made at those factories are going to be built in mexico. the company says it's facing reduced demand. john deere also laid off several hundred production workers at other factories last fall. >> our time now. 558 well, almost 400 people ran 100 miles over the weekend. it was part of the western states endurance run at the race started in olympic valley near lake tahoe. it ended in the foothill town of auburn. the run started back in 1974. organizers say it's become one of the ultimate endurance tests in the world. >> information is coming out about christian mccaffrey's glamorous wedding. he married model and tv show host olivia culpo. this is video that culpo posted during their engagement, when mccaffrey surprised her with a fireworks show. the couple's wedding was in rhode island over the weekend. some 49ers seen at the wedding include head coach kyle shanahan, tight end george kittle and fullback kyle newacheck. >> i believe that the surch

john deere says the memo is in line with its customers opinions. one of seven states where covid levels are considered very high. hospitals, clinics and pharmacies are seeing more people come in for treatment, as well as vaccinations and covid testing. doctors and pharmacists call this latest surge a summer wave, one that consists of the new omicron subvariant and other fast growing strains. >> one easy way to think about it is every time you see somebody who's complaining that they have a cold, they probably have a 30 to 40% chance that they truly have covid. so, you know, if you got ten people in a room with sniffles, 3 to 4 of them have covid, that's kind of the numbers that we're looking at right now. >> health professionals say getting vaccinated and staying up to date on your boosters and new vaccines is still the best protection. >> at 857 now, a bay area teenager became one of the youngest swimmers in the world to complete the coveted triple crown of open water swimming. maya marriage from berkeley finished a 20 mile swim across the english

john deere is trading at a near historical level from the pd multiple standpoint.be, we have struggled mightily trying to think about the upside. ben and i research spent a huge amount of time. just feel like you know what? it's very tough to justify owning the stock. let's go bill in new york. bill? >> caller: good evening, mr. cramer. thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: my question is regarding neo. i have a pretty large stake and i'm a little under the high. i'm wondering if i should cut my losses on this stock or hold? >> neo is one of those stocks where if you sell it right here some clown will come out, be real positive about it, some planary nonsense and it will go to 6 and you'll hate me. let's wait until that happens, and then you can sell it. and that, ladies and gentlemen, the conclusion of the "lightning round"! [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by charles schwab. >>> coming up, cramer changes the tone with a little help from an old friend, next. so this is pickleball? it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. i

this is john deere, the tractor and heavy equipment maker, says it's ending its dei programs will no longer participate in what it calls social cultural awareness events like parades and ethnic celebrations. it's also going to look over its training material and remove preferences to quote socially motivated messages. there's been huge pushback in some corners of corporate america against dei. that's diversity, equality, inclusion. tesla's ceo sometimes deliberately misspells it as dei in his messages. he doesn't like it. in announcing the changes, deere also went out of its way to point out the existence of diversity quotas and pronoun identification has never been and are not company policy. united airlines should have pleased investors with a report. it earned a lot of money in the quarter, but the worry is there are many empty seats on its planes, what the industry calls capacity. airlines have been rushing to add flights for all the americans who want to travel, but maybe they overdid it. empty seats means cheaper fares. a moon probe designed at nasa ames in mountain view will n

. >> now it's your morning money report, john deere says they'll no longer sponsor what they're callingal awareness events. after conservative backlash, the farm equipment maker made a statement on x that it'll check all training material to ensure that it doesn't have what they call social motivated messages. they added that the existence of diversity quotas and pronoun identification have never been a part of company policy. however, they do state they will track and advance diversity without a lot more details about how that would work. taking a live look now at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway and we are up, but just barely about seven points, the stock. stop me up. >> okay. rock and roll took over levi's stadium. the rolling stones performed an electric show to a loyal crowd last night. the band started their set with the classic start me up icon and singer mick jagger took the stage, along with founding stones members keith richards and ronnie wood. jagger turns 81 years old next friday. we spoke with fans who've been following the band for decades and have gon

john deere is laying off hundreds of employees across the country.s and three factories by the end of august. it says the changes are being made because of reduced demand for the products at those facilities. that decline in demand comes as the number of farms has fallen. apparently there were about 1.9 million farms in the u.s. last year. that's down from just over 2,000,000 in 2017. >> target is making an official change to something most of us stopped doing a while back. starting july 15th, you'll no longer be able to write checks to pay at target. the company says the change is being made because of extremely low volumes of check writing in recent years. now, target will still accept several forms of payment, including cash and all major credit and debit cards. getting ammunition for a firearm is as easy as heading to a vending machine, at least that's how it works right now in alabama and in two other states. american rounds has installed these ammo vending machines in local grocery stores. it uses facial recognition powered by ai and an id scan

but he also said a new record at the john deere classic for the lowest score costs for rounds. thompson, finish 20 item, the po for the tournament. it also means he qualifies automatically for the next 3 majors. i guess in may, my goal was, you know, to make the playoffs and then the next thing i know i'll finish 2nd in myrtle beach and the 9th of us opened and 2nd last week and this week my goal is to just take the door down and get a wind honestly and i was just able to play really well. and thankfully, i'm in a, i'm in a good spot for the rest of the year. also saving the seats in a row at the stadium, the milwaukee brewers a fine. you want a baseball game at the famous los angeles venue, so we can, milwaukee basses hit home runs as the prove is down the i'm a dodge is 92, it means milwaukee avoid a sweep in a series against los angeles. despite this results or judges are still a hate of the brewers in the national league spending this. newest hamilton said they would, daisy thought he would never waiting for me to one again. but he picked up the 1st victory and nearly 3 yea

but he also sent a new record at the john deere plastic for the lower school across full rounds. thompson finished the 28th on the pa for the tournaments and also means he qualifies automatically for the next 3 majors. i guess in may, my goal is, you know, to make the playoffs. and then the next thing i know i'll finish 2nd in myrtle beach and the 9th of us opened. and 2nd, last week and this week my goal is to just take the door down and get a when honestly and i was just able to play really well. and thankfully, i'm in a, i'm in a good spot for the rest of the year of to saving the feats in a row at the stadium, the milwaukee brewers, i find the one a baseball game at the famous los angeles venue. 3 milwaukee battles hit home runs as the brew is down, the la dodgers. 9 c means milwaukee avoid a sweep in a series of games, los angeles. despite this result, the judges austin, i had a degree, lives in the national spending. so with nascar racing chicago now way, alex bowman, one to secure a spot in the playoffs. the 31 year old beat the weather conditions on the street coast to ta

your card is a 59, and the 1st round of the john deere class, again, illinois. it's just the 14th sub 60 ram and pga tour history springer also shot the lowest a 9 whole score on the tourist since 2000. with the $27.00 comes just 2 weeks after cameron young became the 13th to achieve the seats. for your takes a 2 shot lead heading into fries to okay, that is all your support for now it's back to you. so and so, so you like to know the japanese government is pushing for the listing of an important for the mining complex. as the unesco will pirated sites, though to the cases on saw, the island off depends north west coast. the mines state back hundreds of years. but the mines use a false label or false statement from the korean peninsula was prompted concern from japan's neighbors from abroad to pull stuff from the island. a little over sato island, both below ground and above it is evidence of the intensive mining. the cofton shaped the landscape once a source of great wealth, the lost mines close decades ago, with some being preserved full visits as a record of

just on my farm operation, we can demo the john deere sprayer to reduce input. to reduce this technology there is additional cost. when we look at equipment, it seems to follow the way the commodity market do. and so as farmers, we are putting an increasing amount of budget into equipment which is a big issue for us young farmers as well. >> at auburn, where i live, we have a great ag school. and of that school. and we see it grow to a certain point. i do not understand what a lot of these young people are looking at. i know they talk to their parents about the future of farming and going back and xt taking over their farms. there is over 20,000 young and beginning producers in alabama, 20,000 many of whom will pass the farm zone with the next generation. so any of you can answer this. can you speak to the importance of extending president trump's 2017 tax cuts and jobs act provisions such as the increased estate tax exemption? step up with appreciation to support farm families? >> absolutely. at the core of what we need is a sound tax policy. when i think about

ethan allen,, john deere president calvin coolidge. our motto is freedom and unity.have a problem with unity and division in the united states and there is one man that will unite our country and make america great again. it's donald trump. 45th and 47th president. mr. chairman, the great state of vermont proudly casts all its 17 votes for donald j. trump! [applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, vermont, 17 votes. president trump. district of columbia, 19 delegates. >> madam secretary, on behalf of the district of columbia, i am directed by the district to cast its 19 votes for president in accordance with the rules. secretary: district of columbia, 19 votes to be cast pursuant to the rules and procedures of the convention. thank you, delegates. [applause] [chatter] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, speaker johnson. [applause] speaker johnson: alright, the chair is prepared to announce the results. the following candidate received the following votes, 2387 votes for president donald j. trump. [appla

agricultural equipment manufacturer , headquartered in the traditionally democratic state of ilina, john deerfunding of the so-called pride month. our company will no longer host or support parades, festivals or events dedicated to the promotion of any cultural values. we also reiterate that diversity quotas and employee pronoun identification are not and have never been part of our company policy. beer corporation. during election events they refuse to drink this brand of beer, even in free bars. amid a new gender scandal, microsoft is cutting its diversity, equity and inclusion division. the company vaguely explained the decision by changing business needs. the fired head of the department said that inclusivity no longer considered critical. microsoft, however, is based in washington state. in california , one would hardly get away with such a decision, how to protect children from the infection that is fashionable in the hollywood hills when the children of stars, one after another, announce gender transition, daughter cher changed her gender and became a man, daughter jennifer lopez, emma

john deere says the memo is in response to customer opinion. >> our time is now. 554 millions of socialy recipients will soon have to switch to a new login portal to get access to your account information, the social security administration says. users who created a my social security account before september 18th, 2021 will have to transition now to a login.gov or id.me to have access to online services. the switch is just in the beginning stages right now. no deadline has been set to make that transition. the people who want to log in with their current credentials will be prompted to make the switch to the new site. >> well, the paris summer olympics officially begin one week from tomorrow. the french military is increasing security measures to protect athletes and spectators. this year's opening ceremonies will be very different than those in the past that are usually held inside stadiums. the paris summer games will feature the river seine. about 10,000 athletes will sail down the historic waterway for opening ceremonies, and while it may look stunning, it's also. it has been a log

we have seen where corporations, tractor supply and john deere have pulled away from d.e.i. policies because they are a failure. one has to ask when you look at the attempted assassination of president trump. when the director put diversity above all else, was that complicit in the facts that a shear almost killed the former president? diversity and inclusion as a priority when it should be based off metrics, skill set, and who actually deserves the job. that should be the priority. madam chair, i urge adoption of this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back his time. and the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from tennessee. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the aye vs. t the amendment is -- ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 40 printed in part a of house report 118-602. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. ogles: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. th

report and smithfield hams is cutting 350 jobs and john deere is cutting 650 jobs and i believe thato a. -- in iowa. when president obama was in it seems to me, and i could be wrong, that he gave loans to the ford company and once they got on their feet then they had to pay the government back. i'm wondering why president biden wouldn't think about doing -- helping some of these companies out with loans to get them on their feet and then they could pay them back? i will take my answer offline. guest: i think it's required everyone in the congress should use the phrase i may be wrong. biden was vice president when that bailout of the auto industry went into effect. the car companies pay them back and are doing well. it's a good demonstration that there are times you can have government intervention that does something good. but it doesn't produce continuous funding of the problem. it was remarkable accomplishment for him to get infrastructure, bipartisan infrastructure and for him to get the chips act back. both of them are spending lots of money, they want to rebuild their downtown a

deer minimum of a new. but such problems can be solved without killing, says john r alti. and he's supported in this by veterinarians like students, either chelsea be the government's plan, she says she's in practice barely feasible. it is getting chopped out the oldest long a 1st of all that honest enough, suitable animal show that i know the necessary veterinarians for such a plan, a cox. i also come to imagine and colleagues taking parts and the collection essentially to my position to come to the game. so the turkish government plan still faces a few problems. perhaps genre alti and the other animal rights activists will yet be able to stop the law against street dogs and a team. the dog can continue to wander. the streets of each dumble in peace of finding a place to call home can also be quite a challenge for human beings in a bustling city like worse. so with more and more people moving to the polish capital rental places are in high demand, small codes, the apartments are the latest trend architects and urban planners feed them as the future. but how small can they

john, so i would like to go to 0 or you invite all of you to a member of your country. most of us would love to have you in bella or deer and colleagues. thank you very much for your attention. look at that as well. do i sort of thank you very much so much thing. wish that i would just under and read for you, which for your very interesting your speech, i'm sure that beller was able to make all of a huge contribution to the seal capacity building next before it goes. so you're going to be asking what president, ron? mr. hallmark to mulder a miss middle or the name of the most compassionate the most mess as little. he's like send it to you to call you of the honorable president of the republican gonzalez', donovan, participants prime ministers. i'm tested on, i'm calling on behalf of the comic that probably call you around to participate in the song called cross racial organization summit, no hosting jose, this is the time for the song they just told me to call you on to officially participate in the se oh saw me see this on that online, but she was code of hearing my monitor place because the sales ends in the past crat