joining me now, joyce vance, msnbc legal analyst and cohost of the hashtag sisters-in-law podcasts. joyce, my friend, there were a lot of hullabaloo over the release of these appendices, these four volumes of exhibits. and listen, i am disappointed, too. i would love to see more. talk about why it was important, which i think is the mission statement here. that judge chutkan is staying on course here, and she is not delaying and buying into the argument that there should've been a delay in the release of this information after the november 5th election date . >> right, so this is about the lawsuit. this is about the prosecution. it is not about the election. and chutkan draws that line very clearly. she says she is conducting a courtroom proceeding, not an election. and there is a presumption in criminal cases, it is an important part of the system, this is that the proceedings should be as public as possible. we don't close our courtrooms in america. when someone is on trial the public as an added and to observe if they are interested. there are exceptions involving grand jury mate

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[applause] joyce craig, maggie good lender and our congressional delegation, senator shaheen, senator hassan, thank you for being here and thank you for all the work you do for new hampshire. [applause] there are two weeks until election day. two weeks to make sure granite staters know the stakes of this election could not be higher. as we know, this election is a stark contrast between two different visions for the future could vice president harris and governor walz and new hampshire democrats are fighting for all of us should reproductive freedom, strengthening our democracy and lowering costs for all. and then we have donald trump and jd vance and new hampshire republicans and they want to enact his extreme project 2025 agenda which would look like rolling back freedoms, hurting the middle class and threatening our democracy. we are very lucky to have champions like joyce craig and maggie good lender on the ballot this year and we need to do everything we can to elect them in the next 14 days. [applause] the choice is very clear. we need all of your help. we need you knocking door

joyce, happy birthday, greg, kim, thank you for joining us. have a great day. >> thank you. >> carley: voters turning out in droves to cast ballots early, including in new jersey. >> todd: and running for governor in the garden state came within two points of turning the state red in 2021. he is here to tell us why these numbers are a good assign for republicans. do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. what does treating dry eye differently feel like? ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ for relief that feels ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo. (man) these men of means with their silver spoons. upon extend is what will become of them when they discover robinhood gold a

i'm joyce craig.nchester we're building 2000 new homes and when i'm government we will build even more across new hampshire. i will crack down the corporations driving up costs and i will never allow a sales or income tax for my family and yours. >> governors of both parties trusted her as our attorney general. no one i trust more than kelly ayotte. >> mental health, the drug crisis, those are real challenges this day will continue to have on always issues joyce craig was a no-show. kelly ayotte will take them head-on. bipartisan common sense results driven. that's the leadership we need. vote kelly ayotte for governor. >> we continue now and with states with questions about mental health. annmarie, why did you take it away? >> desha why don't -- >> people facing mental-health crisis mayor craig are still a machine in emergency rooms awaiting care. the state is under court order to fix this problem, has a plan to do so but it's expensive at the next governor the stock would have as much money. how do

joyce schaner: no., you're going to go get a job, and you're going to work full-time, and you are going to pay child support, and renee is going to stay in the home. and he was incensed. i mean, he was livid. that day renee came home from her court hearing, she told me she had never seen him so angry in her whole life. andrea canning: prosecutors dan helmer and kellee koncki investigating the case-- believe this was a turning point. dan helmer: he had been told that he was going to have to pay renee alimony and child support, work harder, and likely wasn't going to get full custody of the kids like he-- - or the house. --like he thought of. he filed for divorce thinking, mike's such a great guy, he's going to get x, y, and z. and none of that turned out to be true, and it infuriated him. andrea canning: just weeks after that hearing, renee was in the hospital for the kidney surgery. i was right there when she woke up. and like i told you, she asked about michelle. and the next thing she said, is there a

alternate joyce louise joyce lewis to seat seven alternate and clare irving lee to seat eight alternaten, vice chair safaÍ safaÍ i chair. walton i walton i. that motion passes without objection, with member peskin being excuse. thank you. motion carries. congratulations to everyone. mr. clerk, please call item number nine. item number nine is hearing to consider appointing one member term ending september 7th, 2025. two members term ending september 7th, 2026, and two members term ending september six, 2027. to assess an appeals board number three, thank you so much. and i believe we have one applicant, mark dic. i apologize if i mispronounced your last name. no, you got it right. thank you. good morning supervisors. thank you for considering my application for reappointment for assessment of appeals board three, seat five. my name is mark dickow. i have been a licensed realtor since i was 18 years old. i'm a second generation realtor. i've practiced real estate in san francisco for the past 15 years, and been a real estate broker for 11 years. here in san francisco. i would appreciate

and it is contradictory to have a jewish democracy because it assumes joyce supremacy and within joy supremacy. you have a erase relation between jews from either speaking countries or the us can a z and jews who came mainly from the muslim and arab world. so in order to be a citizen in israel, and the citizenship is based on biologists and religion. in that sense, if you are a childless us, cannot see, you'd better adopt a baby and you baby that his do days and has no doubt or as the hebrews things goes, you had to told them with elizabeth effect, there is doubtless new days. a miss asi chose particularly how many jews didn't into marry. so one is very sure that their babies are poor jews, so they can fit into the citizenship model office. so showing our model many good these of yemen like descent and echoes this view of a class hierarchy within is really society just mostly people, european people that, that were arriving in where in stating these policies. and they were looking down at all the people that came to israel from the arab world. i asked one of the nurses, i said, how c

host: joyce is a republican.ler: sorry, i am sorry that the hate that you have for trump is ridiculous. most of the things you have said has already been did he bunked. guest: not been debunked. everything i have said is on the record. host: let her finish. what issue are you taking issue with? caller: the guy from and he is not a trump supporter. guest: not true. facts are stubborn thing. he is a trump supporter. a lot of conspiracy theories. but if you track that. go ahead. caller: you have me so upset. did you know that rares is a krr rares is a marksist? guest: doesn't have a good relationship with her father because you are going to slime her what her father did 40, 50 years ago. i'm sorry to interrupt you. caller: she is a marxist and imtim walz has been investigated for his ties with the c.c.p. guest: i'm sorry i was jumping in on her and i should have finished with her untrue conspiracy theories. as a journalist, i try to look for facts and not conspiracy things not that you read on the internet, to look

what does that practically mean here, joyce? we have to say that our criminal justice system did not work as smoothly as we would have liked for donald trump. that feels like a major understatement. those words coming out of my mouth. but the reality is whether the justice department was slow off the mark, whether the supreme court intervened in a way that had more of a stench of politics than of law or whether it was because trump manipulated the legal system or a combination of all of those three. this is an individual who should have faced accountability a long time ago, at the hands of the jury and whether that jury chose to convict or not would have been up to the jury. the process has been delayed, it has been slow and it has not served the american public well. i think that is a question we will have to deal with obviously after-the-fact, but looking forward as j.d. vance likes to do and thinking about what the future might hold, i think something we can still have

them that in the selection at all as well, most pulse are showing right now that camera harris and joyce around the 20 point lead over donald trump. among latino voters, it's roughly a 6040 breakdown between those 2 with latino voters for them, the majority of them supporting time on harry's all across the state. however, the supports a little bit smaller than what we saw back from 20 twenties in terms of support for our joe biden. our still, the vast majority of latino voters are saying that they're going to vote for time, harrison for the democratic candidate some knowledge. boldly speaking, any, speak to that a little bit at the latino voters for once, seriously, very, very strongly and reliably counted in that democratic corner. why is that shift being a, why and do you expect that, that shift as you, you alluded to to continue and the selection could be a now the milestone, the mocks, the migration to the more conservative side of politics. why it's important to remember that throughout, you know, the past 34 decades around 35 percent. oh, but you know, borders have supported republ

be there to key joyce. so whenever to go to goes out she fused checking public spaces and not safe, which is why it's a great enough, but no place to secure that will that cost there to be safely? violence against women is privilege and buckets done according to the un, 80 percent of pockets. i need them and see they have been harassed in public places . this police station in the city of la hood office has affected them in the task of women, only image and c, 93 distressed women can call for him every time i busted pipe bean 100 re, let's even if you just 13021400 calls every day, most of them are about domestic findings. the old for the sports related to harassment. vip 60 percent, and that the forms are filed in a high court in focused on has announced the sexual harassment cases. we be investigated, indicating to protest, says that the voices are being hurt. the clock is ticking the us presidential election is less than 2 weeks away and the 2 main candidates on neck and neck, the election will most like

host: joyce is a republican. am sorry that the hate that you have for trump is ridiculous. most of the things you have said have already been debunked. guest: know they haven't, that is just factually inaccurate, ma'am. not a single thing i said has been debunked. i'm a journalist, i think everything i said is accurate. host: let finished. guest: my apologies. host: what is it that you are taking issue with, give us examples. caller: the first thing, the guy that had the hammer with pelosi, while he was in his shorts with his glass of liquor, he was from canada and he is not a trump supporter. guest: not true. caller: sir. guest: it's not true. he was a trump supporter, you can look it up on google. caller: i have, i have. guest: a lot of conspiracy theories going around but if you actually try reliable sources, what you said isn't true, i'm sorry. host: a second example? caller: you have me so upset. did you know that kamala is a marxist? guest: she's not a marxist. caller: her dad wrote a book -- host: why do y

senator sims county chair, joyce barlow, former lieutenant governor mark taylor. you gave a good talk there, man. you, i think you still got it. former mayor dorothy hubbard and bishop sneed. and i want to thank the band. look, when i volunteered to help kamala harris and tim walz, i told them, i said send somebody else to the big places, somebody that needs the tv coverage. i said, send me to the country. i know where i belong. [applause] look, this is in your hands. our adversaries are clever. for example, i was just talking about it. they could have contested more races down here, but they didn't do it because they want your turnout to be low. they want you to go to sleep to think you don't make a difference, and you may make more difference than you ever have. raphael warnock is a senator today because of the turnout in south georgia and you know it. in jon ossoff, you made his career -- and jon ossoff. you made his career. all the other votes are important. but look, there are seven swing states that are going to determine the outcome of this election and it'

united key joyce stalls when able to go to goes out she fused checking public spaces and not safe, which is why it's a great enough but no place to secure that. will that cost there to be safe? me? violence against women is privilege and buckets done. according to the un, 80 percent of buckets, i need them and see they have been harassed in public places. this police station in the city of la hood office has affected women a task as women only image and c, 93 distressed women can call for him every time i busted pipe bean 100 units, even if they're just 13021400 calls every day most of them are both domestic findings. the old for the sports related to harassment. g, 50 percent, and the forms are finding a high court and focused on has announced on both sexual harassment cases. we've been investigated, indicating to protest, says that the voices are being hurt. right, that's it. so now, but coming up next, some documentary, looking at common chemicals, used in household items that some scientists say could be toxic. i'm told me a lot of go staging from one use of the top of the are the ca

. >> joyce, we had a report last week about ballots being burned in a mail box in arizona. that was, the first thought there is what we feared and then it turned out it appears it was a plan that was unwell and looking to do something the police would arrest him for. then, yesterday we got examples of ballots burned in a district of in washington. a contested district in an area in which you can probably predict what the way that the folks that delivered their mail to the drop box just based on the geography. we don't know what happened here yet what does it is a to you? it looks like what it appears to be. >> reporter: it is an attack on the ballot box which the deputy attorney general when she stood up her election threat task force said she would treat like an attack on democracy. so, i think the first thing is that although we don't see signs of it, i would be 100% certain that the u.s. attorneys in those two districts, oregon and washington, the second attack took place in vancouver, washington just across the river, that this is their top priority right now. to figure

member of the bipartisan trump assassination attempt task force, ohio republican congressman dave joycengressman, thank you for being here. really appreciate your time. >> always a pleasure to be with you. jacqui: thank you. so you know well, sir, the failures that precipitated the assassination attempt on the former president at butler including communication failures between secret service and local law enforcement, issues with drone technology, even problems with the advance staff that sort of created the conditions that allowed this to to happen. can you walk us through what your committee discovered in its investigation and how that's been remedied for today? >> well, certainly. one of the things that happened is when you have the secret service come to take over an event like that, local law enforcement, state and local law enforcement is there to help, but they're under the guy dance of the secret service. -- guidance. and in this case, there's so many failures on so many levels. the fact that they didn't do the a walk through even that day, two sharp shotter -- sharpshooters tha

and now the ceo of the bay area jewish federation, joyce assist guy us here live during kron. 4 newsnoon today to talk about one year since those attacks. just want to start with how how you're feeling how you're doing on this day. >> thank you so much for checking in. this has been a really devastating time in a tragic time of year for not just israelis, but for all jewish people around the world, including here in the bay area. i just think it's really unimaginable. it's hard to believe that this nightmare began a year ago. and what has the past year? >> been like for you and your federation, the people that you represent. >> well, we represent the jewish community here across the bay area and, you know, more than 1200 people were murdered a year ago. hundreds of hostages taken even 101 hostages that are still in captivity. so we're praying for their return. doing everything w can to bring them home. and we're also doing what we can to support our family. that's in israel and our friends by raising money for humanitarian needs and also providing security right here in the bay area.

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john joyce, a great guy. hello, john. [applause] fantastic, all my friends.ron donald of florida. also will are you going to the game? are you going to watching television? former nfl star, antonio brown, a good player. [cheering] he was a good player. [cheering] dell -- [cheering] mike wallace. come on up. [cheering] >> make noise for the president. [cheering] >> let's go, trump. let's go. [cheering] [chanting] >> thank you. we are deeply honored to be joined by families of the service members, several of them gave their lives in afghanistan so horrible this happened. many of the families of friends of mine, is gotten to know them. they would never have happened. corporal hunter lopez and his family is here. we are honoring these people. corporal from bordeaux. kat sgt. taylor. [cheering] sgt. nicole gee. [applause] thank you very much. i got to know them very well. should never have happened. thirteen people, many so badly injured. i talk about them all the time. the legs ahe

the joyces and the isaacs of the world not going to impact land and that's the area of thunderstormsll be watching potentially to include the gulf by the weekend or next week. it's looking less nefarious than helene. >> david: we'll see you tomorrow, thank you. 36 days to go before the election and vice president harris speaking to fema and government officials from air force 2. authority ins north carolinas said to wait because of the unfolding emergency there. former president trump traveling to georgia in the storm zone and his claim about president biden and the governor of georgia. the governor said otherwise and president biden saying he's lying. >> reporter: kamala harris at fema headquarters in washington, d.c., briefed on the deadly storm that gutted the southeast. >> to everyone that's been impacted by this storm and to all of you who are rightly feeling overwhelmed by the destruction and the loss, our nation is with you and president biden and i and all of the folks behind me are with you. harris cutting her campaign schedule short this weekend flying back to washington, h

and for joyce beatty, my representative. that's it. thank you. host: do you normally vote a straight democratic ticket? caller: oh yes. very often, more than likely. host: when is the last time year district was represented by a republican? i know congresswoman beatty has been there for a while. caller: i can't even remember. columbus is a democratic stronghold. and i'm very proud of that. thank you very much. host: cornell in new jersey, line for democrats. caller: yes, i will be voting for dollop norcross for congress. -- donald norcross for congress. it's important that america should vote for democrats because look at what the republicans have done in congress this year. they have ousted their own speaker and tried to do it again and the democrats had to save them. the problem is that the republicans refuse to govern. and it's not about solving problems, it's about controlling the narrative and not getting anything done. i guarantee if hakeem jeffries was the speaker of the house, we wouldn't -- we would be getting things done. we would not b

and it is contradictory to have a jewish democracy because it assumes joyce supremacy. and we've enjoyed supremacy you have uh, erase relation between jews from you, the speaking countries or the us, ken a z and jews who came mainly from the muslim and arab world. so in order to be a citizen in israel, the, the citizenship is based on biologists and religion. in that sense, if you are a childless us, can ozzy, you'd better adopt and be a new baby that his do days in has no doubt or as the hubris things goes. you had to told them with elizabeth effect there is doubtless do days means it off is use, particularly human need choose, didn't into marry. so the one is very sure that their babies are poor jews, so they can fit into the citizenship. modest office shoshone are moderately good. he's a piano knight descent and echoes this view of a class hierarchy within is really society. just mostly people, european people that, that were arriving in where in stating these policies and they were looking down at all the people that came to israel from the arab world. i asked one o

and joyce craig once to vilify the private sector.ector partnerships for the developers in our state. we need them at the table. that is what i will do as governor. i also have the opportunity, for example, to share the largest manufacturing employer in our state, va system. so knowing how important it is to private employers bringing this to the table. that's what it's about. >> there was a blackstone earnings call last week. you still serve on that company's board. the blackstone representative on that call cited the scarcity of housing in many markets as a way to boost blackstone's bottom line. something that would financial benefit you presumably.——just talking generally as on the call, maximizing profits. >>—— obviously a lack of scarcity, there is a lack of scarcity of housing in this nation. there is not enough, there's not enough and new hampshire. so in new hampshire we are going to build more housing. >>—— it's saying strategically there will benefit to , what you say to people. >>—— what i say to people is that you want a g

have agreed on the, you know, development buckets that they are going to give, or they have a photo joyce into that they acknowledge a genocide book and they think the jump dice is close. so you can see that it is pushing divisions, deeper and deeper into creating a new problems. what to the agreement, the it fill the pot for, for which of the, the use of the country. because my family was in last all this time. my grandfather from my mother's side. he came here as a 19 year old young soldier. he came in 19 o 4 um after the war he decided to remain in that time german south, west africa are my children, the 1st generation and good grandchildren. well know that 50 is off you know, the interesting thing is of the, the 1st built wall of course. the german router was over time. the south africans then took over. they continued with exactly the same policies. they did not stay local population, especially dennis even stricter rules keeping them the, the results we as young whites at it during a popular time. we've kept, you know, we had our own scores. everything was apart and separate until w

>>joyce assist give the ceo of the bay area jewish federation. thank you for joining us. appreciate being able to have time to make this conversation today. you for having me. county election offices have begun to send out ballots in the mail to all registered voters in the states and as kron four's catherine heenan reports, local elections staffers are now asking voters to cast their ballots early. >>if it's any indication of what's to come, a lot of people seem ready to vote day one in person. first thing this morning at the santa clara county registrar's office. there was a line. >>we had a pretty light line this morning at 08:00am voters lining up to own. it was a a good amount of people voting today. >>californians are inclined to vote by mail and vote late as always. election officials don't want to be swamped by late mail in ballots. they can only hope for the best, but it's not like you don't have options. they include not only the mail in ballots but in-person voting at their offices. vote centers, drop boxes. and even if you mess something up, they will be tryin

now, since my joyce's bus, we can even feed the capital scripts of the bread we bank. and we didn't even have basic amenities, so when it was how do we use non funds last time we weren't able to sleep because of the heat. now we have electricity in the house, so we have an electric fund rocks and we have light re, but i thought about the but i thought the rush hour in delhi and in the barber business, just the ones who can afford it. come to him. joe would have be business shooting star. he owns his own nationwide brand, with more than 900 franchises. his idea has made him a rich man. this 60 year old business man 1st started working in his father's hair salon. so many i studied french because i never wanted to take over my father's business, cbs, and if i wanted to do hotel management next, i'm not gonna. so i want to do all narrow university junior and then i was sent to london to learn about the business that gabriel. i get you a bike. i can because at that time i was working at mcdonalds as a student. and it was there that i realized that i wanted to come to mcdona

i don't know if there's any. joyce: new books, assuming the rotors and your thoughts please. sure. and when you come in you'll just, i'll just, i'm a, let's do it. them for me or somebody off the story or both is usually 16 and a little for children. when do you ill? soon as good news, the news, i was just wondering if you can use a problem in those to cope with. yeah, windows, or could you go silly? obviously if someone doesn't rip off, no, just continue with the visual difficult durable ones and then your mostly splitting the pepsi the i'll talk with, you only can use some, some of the grades. anybody gifts for remove syllabus, picnic list operability issues. purpose here. uh will switch to string is new or not most of your them on the when you molly, come on, the desk was new or what can you come when? can you guys and you mute. i'm going to send me to somebody list these problems. the mission for support completely doesn't lift and you will have to store a split and you have to for what the things you just know a pro which, which is what the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the all lie

they didn't say that joyce roby. they sit in particular that is like really low, be this is the situation been for the has a, was b as a v to head to, to that just to is right, to the united states, to the door, to germany, to britain, from it city, a new zealand, the do. sedalia, canada, all these countries that support is that i showed the by sure they're all right now, what are you made called the is really justification for the bad and claiming that some of it stuff i terrorist working against these ready state of those. the accusations have been condemned and has been approved by the underway and even even by the u. s. administration. they themselves said, we didn't see any clear evidence that uh implies that the some of the own little employees that we are a part of that uh to find an ex, uh, uh, uh, uh, an october 2023. by the way, i also here and you're ready for that. they said they talked about that, that has to be an attack on is that i, this is not the, the fun is to get that because right. the thing is,

wondering if there's even a point to working at a career, i'm just in with you about your income and joyce has been, has involved all that. and when jim z feels respected and values, they're motivated and resilient. they'll even work on the weekend as long as it's the exception, rather than the rule motivated and affordable. many german companies like mula parks, barton and bush are looking across the borders of poland these days. the country has lots of highly skilled workers, a good infrastructure, and it's an e u members state to crack of for example, the m a and manufacturing company has invested some 200000000 euros and triple that's capacity. this truck is almost finished. one of up to 300, that rolls off m a ends production line and crack help poland every day. about 2 thirds of all the companies trucks worldwide are assembled. here, m a n is banking on the crack outside and has invested 200000000 euros and its expansion. production meeting is underway. the guest 3 shots. slovak is the plant manager here. he's from slovakia and is especially impressed with the pole his colleagues, l

otherwise, we'd become it. joyce, minority domain, i think it bodies pinion of majority between the river and the sea. and this is the end of the zone you split? yes, it barely good. see you. thank you very much indeed for your time. thanks for being on conflict. so. thank you. thank you. the the are the which is an all women volunteer unit that shoots down russian drones almost every night. they are reaching for weapons. for many of them . it's the only way to protect their because the end of the war looks very far away. the focus on year end coming up on the w people in india are fighting over fish the money in the economy or the economy. it's very important i will survive, but he allows the company to incentive since a chinese fish mill factory opens here, everything has changed. now, an impending ecological disaster is threatening the livelihoods of fishermen. what can they do? eco in 30 minutes on d w, the you can draw the line between the spaces because i don't believe that spaces is i'm all really relevant criteria and any more than i believe that rice or sex is on frontier in. 2 2

otherwise, we become it joyce, minority domain, i think it buddies, pinion of majority between the river and the sea. and this is the end of the zone. you split. i guess the band is good, so you thank you very much indeed for your time. thanks for being on complex on. thank you. thank you. the . 2 poisons, a tennessee piece of these chemicals are in almost everything and they cannot be removed. and so if i don't think we'll get to grips with the appropriate mr. because the thing is, why is it probably the spiral down to the control? so wednesday says always piece stuff, yes, the in 15 minutes on d w. the pension race, who is entitled to how much we compare pension systems in india, china, which country and case budget can of it's retirees that you'd be surprised. they didn't terminate in 19 minutes on d w the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look at these events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is. this is with the weekdays on d w. schools, we say they're about never giving up every weekend on dw, the

otherwise we'd become it. joyce, minority domain. i think it, but it's still in the majority between the river and the sea, and this is the end of the zone you split. i guess the band is good, so you thank you very much indeed for your time. thanks for being on complex. so, thank you. thank you. the poisons, a tennessee piece of these chemicals are in almost every thing and they cannot be removed. and so if i don't think it will get to grips with appropriate just missed. the big thing is why is you probably in a spiral down to, to contribute to so wednesday says always pieces. yes. the in 15 minutes on the w, they are the which is an all women volunteer unit that shoots down russian drones almost every night. they are reaching for weapons. for many of them, it's the only way to protect their friends. because the end of the war looks very far away, the focus on europe in 90 minutes on d. w. the same and feel the same way you expect and more different things from life when your parents i just want to pursue was that's my thought. or yo

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frank joyce, barbara after words went through with surveying people. why did you join the americans? why did you help them? and lot of people kind of like they share like some of their reasons. they're they're giving. and there's a lot of that evidence of the ideology playing a role. so that's how i square it. i view it as if we're looking the french elite, then absolutely there is zero support. but i think the diaries you also and from american, the americans, you do not a mass army of french canadians joining the british but you do see thousands of canadians which to be fair, that's not the full population of canada, like a lot of canadians chose, to remain neutral. and i need to make sure i clear here most canadians are kind of like, yeah, we kind like this, but i'm looking at a very small subset of the thousands that did participate that are actively giving and it also doesn't help. col ah general wooster, who comes in, was a anti french anti catholic military man. he ticks off a lot of people really quickly. so there is a little bit of a shift tow