kelley.ublication of the 20 the anniversary of his book "freedom dreams: the black radical imagination." it has just come out. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "sunny meadowz" by del the funky homosapien. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. in his speech tuesday from pennsylvania promoting his safer america plan, president biden called for an assault weapons ban and for the hiring of 100,000 more law enforcement officers nationwide. pres. biden: and it comes to public safety and it is nation, the answer is not defund police, it is fund the police. fund the police. on this last day a black august, we spin the rest of the hour with professor robin d.g. kelley who is just published the 20 denver's revised and expanded edition of his book "freedom dreams: the black radical imagination." there's a new ford. in it, kelley writes about organizations, activists, and artists that are currently doing the work of imagining and fighti

amy: kelley vlahos, in the pact act, can you talk about how the u.s.tary first responded to the u.s. soldiers -- a lot of denial, a lot of covering up -- and whether there's is any part of this act that deals with reparations for both iraqis and people in afghanistan? >> no. there's no reparations for anyone outside of the veterans community. nobody and afghanistan or iraq. there are some benefits to family members of veterans passed away due to service-connected, no service-connected injuries whether it be cancer or respiratory issues. those are the two primary injuries that veterans are suffering from today. there are some benefits to family members. most of the benefits in the new pact act which are already up on the v.a. website which i thought was incredible -- i was searching around last night online and i found out the v.a. already has a whole process set up for veterans to access these new benefits. but it expands the injuries that are now service having connected consider presumptive service-connected injuries to 23, which is huge considering

my name is patrick kelley. i am the associate administrator of the office of capital access at the sba and i have been since arch first of 2021. first, i would like to echo the chairman's comment regarding the work of the civil servants at the sba. it truly is a privilege for me to have a second opportunity to work with people during a time when so much was asked of them for the last 24 months. on balance these are some of the best people i've ever worked with across the private sector and public sector, and i will continue to enjoy the opportunity to serve the american people. we oversee a bunch of different carriers act and economic aid act programs, and covid eidl certainly is a focused today. that particular program as was mentioned by chairman cardin serviced about 4 million small businesses, and roughly 400 billion in financing. the program also 72% of those loans went to small businesses with ten or fewer employees. 50% of the recipients were not able to access the ppp programs i think one of the great s

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kelley carter, we love kelley carter.oins us now from los angeles. hey, kelly, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. how are you doing? >> good. okay. so first up the rockford peaches are back. tell us about the reboot that's taking center field. >> reporter: absolutely. you can stream it right now on amazon. it's a reboot of the film we all love because we know there is still no crying in baseball. this is a series that really kind of picks up and celebrates all the things that we loved about the original film, but it also taps into some things that people felt were really glaring errors. it gets into race, racism, and also same-sex love, and so it's really kind of this beautiful kind of walk back into time and it's a great watch. >> it's a classic and this new one looks good as well. quite frankly, i would rather talk about "vampire hunters." what do you got? >> reporter: listen, if you've ever wondered what a film with jamie foxx and snoop dogg might look like, especially if they're hunting vampir

my name is patrick kelley. i am the associate administrator of the office of capital access at the sba and i have been since arch first of 2021. first, i would like to echo the chairman's comment regarding the work of the civil servants at the sba. it truly is a privilege for me to have a second opportunity to work with people during a time when so much was asked of them for the last 24 months. on balance these are some of the best people i've ever worked with across the private sector and public sector, and i will continue to enjoy the opportunity to serve the american people. we oversee a bunch of different carriers act and economic aid act programs, and covid eidl certainly is a focused today. that particular program as was mentioned by chairman cardin serviced about 4 million small businesses, and roughly 400 billion in financing. the program also 72% of those loans went to small businesses with ten or fewer employees. 50% of the recipients were not able to access the ppp programs i think one of the great s

they will give me another toria will be me pre it's kelley theme of them on time when you feel about really ready for a few more i believe, you know, getting a revised latino because haven't got the front of it. okay, so how do i figure out the robot that you wanna get anyway? i got a lot of trouble getting a patio now. oni mccormick, checking the password and then he knows. oh, quality, cute dollhouse. okay. are you know her name high a little puppy on there. i say vocal one, i think, what are you said? that kind of past cagle teddy anyway, let me know when your last period numbers are familiar with the city. yeah. for k, it's and color color. i don't, i think i thought you're going what they me go more to now pretty much your general ones that with all the things i could get to leslie. yeah. a yeah. somebody will let me go for a little bit. i can get food. okay, let me go ahead with them. i will need to get a a quote on we go. okay, so who, so what i said, you look at my job with i a it's let me be in a button that i don't even know that i'm for controlling something in the bottom

any teeth, your mouth, a port in the community, tanya will be me pre it's kelley theme of them all done. well, if you go here what i'm not really ready for a few more actually. if you know, getting a revised go, let's see what i got out of it. okay, so how do i figure out the robot that you wanna get anyway? i got a lot of trouble getting a patio and they are oni mccormick, checking the password. and then he knows, oh, quality control else. okay, so you never knew how high a we are happy or them they i say vocal when i feel like, what are you said that kind of past cagle teddy. anyway, let me know when your last period numbers are familiar with 4 k, it's angle color. plato metric are so you're going what they may go more to not anywhere in general. so i want that with well, the things i could get left. yeah. a yeah. you know, somebody will give you, let me go for one of the only available that i can get food. okay, let me test. we're gonna, we're gonna stay with him. i won't get, we'll need to back it up, but it got a quote on me. got it. okay, so not cool, so, but i said, look at my jo

this is kelley made from kenya. staple, olga amazing. i like most basics here. it's price has gone up and because of shortages, it's not easy to find. in the living evenings continue these. we more businesses will close. we are facing a lot of challenges. corruption, foreign debt, rising inflation and unemployment. a big election issues. and all candidates are promised to cushion households against the increasing cost of living. for politicians on running for the presidency. david, while with a, a lawyer and pasta george watch acoya, a law professor, william router king as deputy president and rayleigh, dinger, a former prime minister. but opinion polls suggest they are 2 front runners. oh me router. the current deputy president who describes himself as a hustler and hopes his rags to riches story will resonate with the poor and or dingo who's making his 5th bid for the top. the job. the veteran opposition leader is the son of king as the 1st to vice president and enjoys the backing of current leader who king atta, it's an election some and the say will be hotly

so best horse in africa. mesa at domains. kelley pet. their po, ca, set up is under thick ashanna the all jane to solicit far. the prep is up is up at our most. that asi was look eyes on g as regular as science. and photo had designed as eddie was senior pillow technology had the most fat, usually thought, pu, seal, they call pad, you mean song. so body, i suppose. so do you regret e and more so now the calipers operators are now kelly, mommy who knew she museum? diego potter. teeny 2 lawyers based in sao paolo don't often get to that court offices these days because of concrete today, they're watching from bri news apartment. so you were over there? yeah. it's like a workplace so you could show you some record. yeah, sure. yeah. bruno, he told me about a hearing he dealt with the day before was going on here, turning this hearing from his cellphone. couldn't. and that was is not good. oh gosh, the prosecutor, the defendant and myself and the judge is not here. normally the judge would be who would be here as well. but i also had a probl

he argues many californians cannot afford electric cars, cars that according to valuation company, kelley book on average, sell for thousands more than standard gas powered cars. who can afford that in this economy right now. so it's admirable goal of unrealistic goal. but board members say this is the right move for california. this is some will. >> and think we have choice but to move forward. but thoughtfully, this is really historical as many said. >> and in ways that, you know, we're going to look back on this day and say how amazing it was, what pulled off. >> now, this will not apply to used cars and anyone wishing to buy a new car after 2035. can do so. but of course, only across state lines reporting here at the california state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> as california is considering abandoning gas powered cars today enrichment congressman john garamendi, another area leaders attended what was called the road to 0 event. they talked about their visions of how to transform hydrogen into transportation power. >> seeing around partnership is not new. a day spent 20 yea

because you made a lot of people, the lord you newly was foolish, kelley rattle natania. if you're into sports, dental, re future, a venue or don, she stared another valley about a team of dumont or clean vision with young elect conky pallet. donal pileggi, ammonia, pentagon, cumberland equates the con, the name of to the vent, demila lead 3. what a decayed mac yardi, aunt sophie cigar, the bedroom with his eminent because of a fatherly decay they, they jo middle, not when i loosed of it a little. this sophisticated network had managed to completely bypass it to lease much vaunted food surveillance system. the gang imported rape seal oil most often from turkey to their nearest port and cona. usually the oil was passed its use by date. the network then took the rape c. doyle to be transformed into fake olive oil in their own clandestine workshop. later, it was packaged and transported by rode for sale to italian, swiss and german restaurants. some of them were famous establishment, one, even the hosting, the german chancellor and the italian president. while the quiz telli

so her 3rd amendment soap is forced in africa. mesa a domains, kelley pitt. there are policies that i've been under pick a shannon b o j. so they said that the proposal is up that, that most, that assay was locked eyes on g as i guess science a photo had designed as eddie was senior pillow technology at the most fast, usually thought poor because you'll take off, can you me sound so body asked the boy, so you regret e and more so now the caliber saw it is now kelly, mommy with new should be easy. diego put a cheney to joy is based in sao paolo don't often get to the court officers these days because of concrete. today, they're watching from pre news apartment. and so you were a there, john's island, that's my workplace. so you could show you some road. yeah, sure, yeah. brianna, he told me about a hearing. he dealt with the day before. what's going on here. turned in his hearing from his cellphone cuz the internet was not good. oh, oh, you prosecuted the defendant and myself and the judge is not here. normally the judge would be who would be here as well, but

because you made a lot of the will, the law, you newly was foolish, kelley, rattle natania. if you're into sports, delta dental, or if you chose a video don, she stared that the t, the dumont, or clean vision with young, elect conky pal donnel pillar germania principal covenant quest. you couldn't believe of to the van demila lead 3. why did he gave mackie daddy, aunt sophie cigar the bedroom with examined because of a feathery decay? they did show me on that one. i knew steve if but this sophisticated network had managed to completely pilot policy to lease much vaunted food surveillance system. the gang imported rape seal oil most often from turkey to their nearest port and kona. usually the oil was passed its use by date. the network then took the rape seed oil to be transformed into fake olive oil in their own clandestine workshop. later, it was packaged and transported by rode for sale to italian, swiss and german restaurants. some of them were famous establishments, one, even the hosting, the german chancellor and the italian president. while the kristela go to work or

general jack kelley walked up to you and said while going toll take away your security clearance. >>created this arbitrary policy. the fbi had a backlog of clearance. i said were there any red flags. he said no. a couple months later the security clearance came through in the normal course and i was able to get it back. it was unnecessary and i don't think competent leadership on his part. what's happening in the border right now? we have a situation of war between the state and city. we have governor abbott shipping illegal immigrants to new york city to port authority, right to a city you are in right now. your reaction to the thousands who have come here from the border and the 7,000 reaching our border every day. >> my heart breaks for these people used as pawns. and i think governor abbott has a problem in his state because of these policies. he's using this to get attention of the mayors of d.c. and new york. they said they inherited a broken system. >> the data is the data. border crossing were low. yesterday there were two migrant children who drowned. the statistics of peopl

and their biggest games after chloe kelley scored that get that big goal as she, after she ripped off her shirt, just the way brandy chest ended in 1099 for the women. and when in the world cup, she just exalted and did as did all the european and english fans, it was fantastic friends would never heard of serina, vague man, the english coach were just texting me and saying what an amazing person that says and her her teammates and her team, in fact, were likewise thinking the same thing. they went in to break up her press conference about midway through the press conference, watch this yes . was coming home, meaning coming home to where it all started basically in england. and serena vig mine brought it home, the dutch coach, turned english coach, did it again at the european championships and begging the question of the english minuses. they're happy winners. are they? are they worthy when is it a good question? because there are significant concern after alexandra pop, but germany's top score, she tweaked a muscle, tweaked an injury, an old injury beforehand. and she had to set up

. >> next, the small business administration's associate administrator patrick kelley testifies on whyopped processing covid-19 loan applications, setting tax-related issues as the reason for the delay. he also talks about fraud and abuse within the paycheck protection loan program, and other economic relief assistance. this is one hour and 45 minutes. [inaudible conversations]

local media are blaming the central government for the attack on the kelley. several buildings were damaged on. there are reports of deaths, record monsoon downpours have affected more than 30000000 people across pakistan. but it is are submerged in houses, have been washed away, just on the print job and send provinces over 900 people have died since june 1000000 in the u. k. will see an 80 percent rise in their energy bills from october on average that was in an increase from around $2300.00 a year to more than $4001.00 ukraine has caused a global price hike or more than 100000. you k postal workers have gone on strike and have pay dispute a could cause a major disruption for customers. the union is demanding high wages that reflect the rising cost of living. employees are stopping work for 4 days. it spread over 2 weeks. russia's invasion in ukraine has seen the rise in nationalism among ukrainians. lots, most apparent in places like odessa were attempts and having made to distance the city from its rush and influences for isabel reports from an opera about ukrainians leaving under oppre

that's according to kelley. blue book high prices , which industry analysts say are largely being driven by the cost of batteries. we expect to then get back on a again another downward trajectory on battery prices through the course of this decade, which in turn should make e v. he is significantly more affordable by the end of the decade and more competition in the e v market also expected to bring down prices. tesla currently leading the way but legacy automakers, including volkswagen and gm, beginning to chip away at their market share. i would consider anything that's electric and that performs well. so i'm looking at chevy rivian. still not everyone ready to make the change. mike cole says he'll likely stick with a used gas powered car as long as he can, allowing him to do his own repairs and save money. and i'd rather work on myself. then you know, do have somebody else do it. you know, at least i get better myself and not there. why this gas station owner says he isn't ready to panic just yet. the people

local media, a blaming the central government for the attack on the kelley. several buildings were damaged. there are reports of injuries, the fight again ticket i began in november 2020 the government order the military offensive against the ticket. i people's liberation front in response to attacks on federal army bases record monsoon down ports of affected bolden, 30000000 people across pakistan. villages are submerged, homes have been washed away. all the 900 people have died since june al jazeera zane basra, the report style from the city of squan and sind province. the struggle here is very, very acute send this still the worst effect that place in terms of the humanitarian need in terms of damage to infrastructure. people need shelter. the government has asked for 1000000 tense, and that's just the initial ask to house people in the interim period before a permanent solution to this crisis can be found which may not be forthcoming before things get worse. we've seen images from the north of the country and swap. the valley of more strong currents coming down from rains and glacial m

what is harbor families that we received or gangs, kelley more than causes of people, but the thousands of kids that are left often. what are we telling that to them, the co counsel book in compassion that the con, she is not only portraits? is that what the government is saying to us that move to occupation because there is more security or commission? i don't understand that when i go fix anybody from the government should be seeing that. let me bring some thoughts here from our audience here, watching online. on you chief. can you explain? what is the biggest motivation for the gang violence? this really helps us go in the direction of then how do you stopping jamison? well, 1st of all, i think it's about the election. i mean, whenever you talk about election and country, whenever there seem to be ration or election, you will rise in. but it's going to make to the political situation. because the last 2 or 3 years, if you, if you are to believe we points from local organization, local human rights organization, you understand that the games have strong tie with people in power. so pe

local media are blaming the central government for the attack on the kelley. several buildings were damaged and our reports of debts recalled monsoon downpours of affected more than 30000000 people across pakistan. but it is, are submerged, and houses have been washed away. well, that's just down. when john and cindy provinces were 900 people have died since junior u. s. department of justice has released court papers that convinced a judge to authorize a search of donald trump's estate in florida. the f b. i says that 14 or 15 boxes retrieved contained classified records. 25 documents remarked top secret buses invasion of ukraine has seen the rise in patches among ukrainians, if most apparent in a city such as a desk where attempt for now being made to play down. its russian influences of tourism by report an opera about ukrainians leaving under oppression. it's also a love story whose characters are constantly fighting to return to their land. between staged in the upper house, the conductor says the plays now more symbolic than ever. as his country's fighting a russian invasion, nervousn

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i got so far behind in rent, four weeks, tom kelley asked me to pose. >> it was an offer for artistic shots, which was a euphemism for nude photographs. >> modeling in the nude will pay double what regular modeling will. >> our world is a business of women's bodies, and she realized this is a transaction. >> magnificent. >> the female power that she's harnessed is phenomenal. >> she's arching her back, and her arm is up to create beautiful lines, beautiful angles. they look like 19th century nudes. >> she wasn't afraid of showing off her body, which was a great body. >> but it's easy to forget what a conservative country america was. >> nude modeling was not considered respectable. >> it could have ended her career. >> i said, are you sure they won't recognize me? he said, i promise. ♪ >>> this is hollywood. it is a symbol for magic, entertainment, and make-believe. >> after "love happy," marilyn thought she was on the brink of stardom. she's done it. she's there. >> but it doesn't happen. it's like marilyn is just another blonde girl. but one thing that all the great movie stars shar

i got so far behind in rent, four weeks, tom kelley asked me to pose. >> it was an offer for artisticwill. >> our world is a business of women's bodies, and she realized this is a transaction.

i say some should be forced to do it beyonce was nice, some artists have to be forced like r kelley. part of his sentence should be he has to go back and redo all of his old songs. cuz age is not just a number. yeah. back in the studio, mei mind is telling me no and now my body understand whys it said no, my body completely understands. my body completely understands. and speaking of speak who wish they could go back and change the past, alex jones, far right wing commentator and man who makes donald trump look like a reasonable human being is currently on trial for spreading lies about the sandy hook shooting. right, saying it was all a hoax. and today in the trial one of the funniest moments came when he found out that his inept lawyer had screwed up and sent the prosecution evidence that proved alex jones committed perjury. >> mr. jones, did you know that 12 days ago, 12 days ago, your attorney messed up and sent an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone with every text message you sent for the past two years and when informed, did not take any steps to identify it as privi

kelley ann conway coming up on what we can expect in november.r. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. finland's partying prime minster is not backing down. sanna marin is hitting back at her critics after leaked video emerged showing the 36-year-old leader dancing and partying it up. marin did apologize for some controversial pictures of two topless women kissing inside the prime minster's official resident. marin was not in that photo. however, she wishes the public would judge her on her record, not her personal life. douglas, two topless influencers dancing at the prime minster's office, may be a first. it may not be. [ laughter ] >> maybe the first we know about. i feel sorry for her. she's a 36-year-old woman. she has a right to a private life. we got to make sure we don't judge -- when they do something, -- look at it this way. when theresa may was prime minster, she asked what's the naughtiest thing you ever done. that's a terrible question. she ended up saying, when i was a little girl i ran to the field -- [ laughter ] she was then teased for being b

david kelley, j.p. morgan asset management. the force is definitely strong.hares at 15 and 13 today. strong subscriber growth. we will break down results next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> significant subscriber growth in streaming services, which added 15.5 million subscriptions in the quarter, including 14.4 million disney+ subscribers, of which 6 million were core disney+ and 8 million were hot star. as of q3, we now have 221 million total subscriptions across our streaming offerings. guy: that was the disney ceo bob chapek. that the gains they are making in terms of subscribers. they beat estimates for sales profit and subscriber growth. shares reacting, as you can see, very scooter only -- very strongly. [indiscernible] they are targeting 206 2 million subscribers by 2024. are they going to hit that number, judging by the numbers we just got last night? >> yes, thank you. we had extremely strong numbers last night. what they said that was really reassuring to the whole investment community is that they are continuing to see the subscriber momentum. as far as

kelley tells the washington post, quote, his sense was that the people who are in the until business are incompetent, and he knew better. he did not believe in the classification system. now his way of doing things may not -- may actually be the moment something sticks no matter the excuses from -- even members of congress. >> as a senator, i know when i look at the classified documents i've got to go in a special room because we cannot even wear my fitbit and you cannot bring staff with you and that it's because these documents not only contain our nation's top secret, but because our countries that would do us harm do harm to our own citizens, we don't want them to get hold of them in any way. that's why it's so important that these documents remain and safe locations, and mar-a-lago, where you get shakeup croquet sets, tennis rackets, gulf, clips that's not one of them. >> she can't even wear her fitbit when she asks to see those documents. when it comes to trump just doing what he wants, think for a moment, which is this -- if you or i have seen 21 boxes potentially classified in

. >> reporter: and ryan kelley who pleaded not guilty to his participation in the january 6th riot, isrest as a campaign rallying cry. >> i got arrested. i got kicked off airbnb. >> reporter: as for dixon, she is shrugging off the deluge of criticism and looking ahead to november. >> my democratic opponents have a whole list of reasons they hate me because of the election. i guess it is just a campaign tactic. >> reporter: now tudor dixon was just here, casting her ballot today with her four daughters by her side. she said she feels confident about today, but she wants everyone to turn out and vote. she also dodged yet again the question about who she believes won the election in 2020. she said it is not an appropriate question for today. jim? >> still can't answer that question, two years later. thank you so much. >>> voters in kansas will be the first in the nation to cast a ballot on abortion rights today. a ballot measure asked voters to decide whether they want to remove abortion protection from the state's constitution. if it passes, the state's conservative legislature can push

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many are worried about the price of going electric despite saving money on gas, kelley blue book says the current average price of a new electric vehicle is $66,000. those prices could actually soon be going down, though in the near future. we expect to then get back on a again another downward trajectory on battery prices through the course of this decade, which in turn should make tvs significantly more affordable by the end of the decade. the new rules requiring electric cars will have a huge impact on gas station owners across the state. many owners we spoke to see no need to panic right now. have a good one. the people that i see on a regular basis. most of my customers are in no danger of running out and buying a electric car. they're not running out by any new cars, so they're doing the best they can to survive. so the new rules are expected to reshape the entire u. s. auto industry because california accounts for roughly 10% of our all colors sales in the united states now are ktvu news website has more information on california's efforts to phase out gas powered cars. just go

again, ryan kelley, another republican candidate, is here in washington on january six at the united states capitol. tudor dixon backs the big lie. so if you think about it, again michigan always a competitive battleground state. governors races, even more important now. that the supreme court has kicked the important abortion issue back to the states. will a cancer of the big lie continue to spread among major republican candidates for office? will republican voters, after january six hearings, as we get closer to the midterm elections, will there be a snap back? michigan will be the one of the places. we learned that. >> obviously, arizona, there's a lot going on in arizona in the governor's race. underscoring the trump versus pence proximal among voters. where are you looking for there? tonight >> again, if you bring up the two candidates, kari lake has gone to the full extreme, if you, one of channeling the big lie. she's challenging trump literally that if she says it's not if she doesn't win the primary tonight, cheating. if she wins, there's no cheating. but if she loses, ther

kelley and melissa james gibson they did "the undoing" and "big little lies."ood at it >> seth: yeah. >> i love those. >> seth: so this is actually tricky because i love "the undoing." but the british guy, hugh grant, in that, he was suspicious the whole time because he was british. >> evil. yes. yes. [ light laughter ] >> seth: but in this one, everybody's british, so you really don't know who to trust [ laughter ] >> so true never trust the british man. yeah >> seth: this is -- yeah i mean, he was from the very beginning, you're like, "come on, hugh grant." >> it's too much hair to trust >> seth: yeah. >> right, at that age. >> seth: absolutely. i mean, he looks -- he looks too good to be trusted >> yes yes, exactly >> seth: so you -- this is based on a book. had you read the book? >> i did not read the book >> seth: okay. >> i read the book after i'd read the six scripts, which were so compelling. >> seth: okay. >> and then, you know, that thing of an actor where you have to really do the research. all of that was done for me in the book >> seth: that's very

w ray is referencing a letter from whistleblowers within the fbi, the doj.er julies kelley has been onhe story from the very beginning. she's a senior writer at american greatness and she joins us noww,. you. julie, i've interviewed john paul isaac, the delawarer computer laptop repairman. he has showed me he has told me exactly how little interest the fbi has had inn biden. and it seems that's still the case it after. i well,nt the only interest b they have in hunter bidenidon is how they can cover up the investigation or lack ntthereof into his laptop. christopher wray yesterday would not even confirm l l thatn the fbi has the laptop, even though reportedly they took possession of the device in december of 2019. so we don't know what's going on with that investigation. we know there's a separate tax investigation. but to whatio senator kennedy wi talking about, what the fbi is doing is covering up any sort of scandal or criminal incriminating evidence that could be found on this laptop. you had fbiffic officials go to senators grassley and johnson in august of 2020 to warn them that