this is colonel colonel kemp back with us now. colonel kemp, we just lost you momentarily there.bly hear. i'll start probably didn't hear. i'll start again. heard? i've again. have you heard? i've heard britain , as well heard this in britain, as well as the additional security measures to keep protesters away. rightly so. i think we can all agree that's a good thing. i'd heard rumours of increased security even on veterans going in. they would have to prove that they were somehow affiliated to get close to the cenotaph themselves. have you heard anything along those lines ? >> 7. >>i 7_ >> i haven't 7 >> i haven't heard about what about that? i think sensible security measures are a wise thing to do, providing it doesn't prevent whether it's veterans or anyone else who wants to pay their respects on armistice day or remembrance sunday but what i have heard, which i think is very disturbing , is that the advice has been given by at least some regimental headquarters to their veterans who are planning to go to take part in armistice day events and remembrance sunday events, not to

brian kemp did not commit a crime, which is what donald trump called on him to do.it a crime. i applaud his refusal to overturn an election that was rightfully conducted. but, that does not create a hero. doing your job is the expectation we should have. and one of the challenges of the last eight years has been a lowering of our threshold for what we expect of public officials. it is insufficient that you are lauded for simply doing the job you are hired to do. and then you get to erase the bad you continue to do. the work done by brian kemp and brad raffensperger to undermine access to the elections for average georgians continues to reverberate. and it is a terrible, terrible stain on our democracy. you don't get to claim that you are a defender of democracy when you're still engaged in behavior that undermines it. i can very easily separate yes, thank you brian kemp for not suborning a terrible auction, but that does not exempt you from the bad actions you've already committed. >> more of my conversation with stacey abrams is coming up after this break. you'll h

they include mayor a star unit trend and kemp are independents. their parent company kemp, a court, says the move is due to having a small presence in california already and not any other specific considerations. kemper course as the decision will allow them to focus more on auto and life insurance policies in the state. this comes after state farm and allstate announced earlier this year thet would stop accepting insurance applications for all business and personal property in our state to increase crest for natural disasters. >> up next, why the future of baseball in oakland is expected to be determined this week at the major league baseball owners meetings. plus a show of support for israel tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in washington today to condemn anti-semitism. and we're getting a better idea of what will be said during tomorrow's big meeting here between president biden and president xi on the sidelines of the apec summit. keep it h in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the m

dan kemp, who's the global chief investment officer at morningstar investment management. uk, this is bbc news. voice-over: bbc news, - bringing you different stories from across the uk. there's a new tea craze in london. this is chai, india's most beloved tea. chai is made by brewing black tea and adding different spices, sugar, and milk. in india, chai is a way of life. it's the drink for every occasion — morning, afternoon or night. this one street in walthamstow has five chai shops and four of them opened in the last year alone. we've got 4 million customers coming every day. it's like costa or starbucks for them. mainly, they are asian people, originating from india, pakistan or bangladesh. in the recent couple of years, we've seen a surge in other people as well. we've seen british people coming in, people from all ethnicities. as manyjoin the trend, only time will tell if london's love affair with chai will be here to stay. voice-over: for more - stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. that's carry on with our business fo

at one point they say kemp and then well, will kemp then we know, well, will kemp played role.s a list of actors at the start of the folio , which at very top is folio, which at the very top is the shakespeare. the name shakespeare. shakespeare the name shakespeare. shaian 3eare the name shakespeare. shaian actor in his own company. was an actor in his own company. and that's really key because i think it's one of reasons think it's one of the reasons why shakespeare is still so important still important and still so impressive that knew impressive was that he knew the roles from within. he played the roles, you you roles, and as you read it, you get this sense you'd to get this sense of you'd have to be actor to write these be an actor to write these because he has a this singular ability to kind of metamorph between characters. he can adopt different personas and ways of thought. in other words, he doesn't write characters that are all the same, that are all versions of himself. he takes incredibly different psychological positions, which is very unique, and remains is very u

has arrived with georgia's first lady marty kemp. mayor dickens of atlanta also expected. none of them are expected to speak. this is going to be, we are told, a focus on the family, and her memory, juan. they are going to reflect on mrs. carter's taste we are told for simple elegance over modern glitz, and it will very much be, juan, a personal message about the former first lady. >> i think all of us could be honored if our children, grandchildren and great grandchildren chose to speak at our funerals and i think that's what we are going to see today is family speaking about personal love. the kind of love that mrs. carter demonstrated when she went to visit her husband of 77 years while he was in hospice, he went into hospice in february and still survives as we speak, you know, age 98. but it was rosalynn who went to visit him and i remember hearing from him about their fishing contests, sandra, and that she was not just kindly sitting there while he was fishing, but they would have competitive fishing contests and that she was a

dr. kemp break. welcome. i have one basics question for you and that is, this is the 2 state solution. dead concise on. so no, not dead. on the contrary now, even, and there is no paternity to, to revive. if you're talking about reviving it, i mean you're talking about reviving it. the cool has to take the 1st step here to try and revive it. and how does this revival a as well, it is a wish to terminate the some us ruling casa, the only one who can take responsibility over the kaiser, which is not the easily and force would be to understand themselves and the interest of israel and of the police being and so the more direct one is that the personnel store day or any other moderate student leadership would take the responsibility of augusta. the only way a moderate by the stand with enter gas and take responsibility and gain a legitimate ation. if it becomes, it comes with up of the state and state recognized by the state in state at the end of the process. so there is an opportunity. now if you wish to termin

eventually forced to resign but not before sending in the special police units to break up the protest. kemp, those killed, have gone down in ukrainian history is by having the 100 a list when ukrainian students raise the european flag in november 2013 shots were fired. it was the 1st time god was built for european values. ukraine's president also paid homage to the memory of the protest, as they said they will give them 10 years ago. ukrainians began the 1st counter offensive against lawlessness and attempts to rob us of all europe and future ways . call my boat. after talks with his ukrainian count about bodies pistole, this unveiled the further aid package for keith. as russia intensifies as strikes on its neighbor, that's your latest update up next, the in you consider is new sanctions onrush. so that could include an import band on diamonds that so onto to leave business with k for, by the way, we don't have a choice. so we have little time list to save the product. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have one generation left just 25 years to implement the greates

fled from you in mart, neighboring bangladesh, shaheed and his family arrived in a bundle of dish kemp 11 years ago. but the conditions in the camp were becoming so in a humane. fisher heath's mother and her 3 sons risk, the perilous crossing to indonesia, a journey that almost cost him their lives, of the numbers. and if we had stayed on that boat for another one or 2 days, my children would probably have died. we hadn't eaten anything for 10 days. so one day, i pray to god that if somebody had to die, let it be me, not my children. and so now the people of archer has mostly welcome. well, hang your refugees. but recently the number of the rifles has risen to magically increasing tensions in the region. this boat at bmw and beach carrying hundreds of migrants was pushed back to see twice before finally being allowed to lend. after a 3rd attempt yeah. might even have it also not been on. yes. i hope they go back to that run country any. i don't want them to move to of a positive option. i think about it what i'm, what we hope for local governments or central governments, how i got to s

colonel kemp, a pleasure to see you.not to wear their medals on the way to the processions at the weekend. the celebrations . and i'm delighted celebrations. and i'm delighted to say that largely didn't happen. they turned up resplendent in their medals . yet resplendent in their medals. yet there was some unsavoury scenes at the weekend. do you feel that these this turmoil was an accident waiting to happen ? accident waiting to happen? >> yeah, it was clearly an accident waiting to happen. >> and it was really because the metropolitan police allowed this hate march to go ahead on the same day as the as armistice day parade , which was inevitably parade, which was inevitably going to provoke various forms of different friction within within the competing elements and i mean, you know, i certainly have seen footage of michael gove being shoved around the place. i've seen footage of war memorials being desecrated, at least two in london. and of other people being set on. so it was it was it was always going to be like this

gaza site. dozens of people have been killed after and a strong shoot, a refugee can feel mcgasey. kemp and central gas are as located in the evacuations on weight as well. told civilians to seek refuge. that's all for now. coming up next. what's life takes? i high speed joining of the jews in the find that kind of rounding. don't forget there's plenty more news that they w dot com, also, and socials, like fix and instagram. and of course, how youtube channel as well for now, and anthony house for me and the team here in the lyn. thanks for watching and stay with us. if you can, the words people have to say that's why we listen. because every weekend on d w, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow.

thank you, nicole kemp, why would you know? as i was saying, there is definitely a a it has become symbol quite literally, you know, the swords in the pulpit. i mean, that that the gun the air 15 silhouette is your statement to the world to today and this is something an often it's anti-government anti-establishment but something that would absolutely baffle eugene stoner if we could bring him in. he passed away in 97, but he would be by that and just i think, yeah, the gun has become a symbol. whiteness in churches that i'm visiting and so on. but that whiteness is complicated and. i always sell the wrong books at events. there's a great book called white evangelical racism and by anthea butler, a scholar of the black, who sort of looking at how this formed. and she talks about the promise whiteness and the way that this sort of and i think gun culture is a big contribution to that, that there's just this white kind of idea feel that somehow through gun ownership, people of color some are going to sort of saying i can enter in

former british army commander, richard kemp. commander, colonel richard kemp.or your time . very thank you for your time. very concerning. i'll bring my panel in on this. paul i'll start with you. very concerned saying it is true and i imagine zelenskyy is very, very concerned. i believe he said as much and that eyes are now all on the middle east and this is benefiting as richard kemp says, they're benefiting putin. >> i think that's probably true and i think it's true also that we are very likely now into a war of attrition inside of ukraine. and unless , emily, ukraine. and unless, emily, somebody somewhere in a position of authority grasps the nettle and says, look, we need to find some way of getting negotiations going in a way that doesn't necessarily cause humiliation to either side. you know, sometimes you have to swallow that unless someone someone does that. and i've been amazed , to be i've been amazed, to be perfectly honest, over the last 18 months or more however long this war has been raging at the absence of those voices , it absence of those vo

left then what you sent. events looked like on the day you to liberate us, enter the ex demonstration kemp. the last to show, detain is being held in the camp, tried to escape, but in the haste, they simply wanted to bend and destroy everything they could. let's see, much evidence remained removing or destroying it. old would have been impossible. it was hell on us. the deadline on the ground, it was pure hara, the smell of decaying human flesh hung in the bodies everywhere. that was the scene that greeted the 1st deliberate as people who entered you said if it's literally shocked with us. so cold factory authorized it in the account, the same as skin side, tray, and another as a produced change, known as a lunch at the it was impossible to escape the river as death was everywhere. bodies had long been left to rock and it was the 1st demonstrations inside red. it was the summer of 1945, the people gathered and protested loudly. the crowd was enormous. another group of people, those who had happily greeted the german soldiers with flowers, vendor with those who had lost f us. not us brother

last week the korea society dinner, one of our arteries was governor brian kemp, brian kemp from georgia. atlanta, georgia, is now called the seoul of the south and the spoke with nde in it. it's extraordinary to me, for a prominent come apart in a local governor and to see how engaged he is with all things korean. this goes beyond even the investments to take us which are very impressive it goes to i think all these strands we're talking about of those over the new frontiers are. that's what the future in terms of public support is and that's what gives us the underpinning to convene to do what is, i wouldn't call it a legacy mention but the unfinished business of the korean peninsula, , stopper, and that s also the 70 anniversary of the armistice. it's a painful anniversary in many ways but it reminds us, one, of a human rights within agenda we still have but also with the fact going to, i guess this is my point but a take it from come the lesson of history i think remains that the korean peninsula has always played a outsize role in shaping or even decisive role in shaping the securit

they send them a consultation caps. 3 so the most of them died and the signal let's consultation kemp. this is capitalism and 1941. arriving in valuable, slightly in the, in the town with australia. look carefully at the images. clearly the gym and i'll make content any way be seen as occupiers or enemies, but as liberators. that was especially the case with courageous capital city grip book. people what happy use these pictures and seems to testify. soon after the breakup of yugoslavia it was the independent state of croatia above it states the nazi puppet. it remained pitiless ally throughout the war. there was a very different situation in bel grade. the former yugoslavia as capital the you might find a single person in the main streets of belgrade. instead there was shouting of that of the grey venice lane with other anti fascist subs kept more than 50 here pitiless divisions. busy during world war 2, even operation. but also to attack the safety of the union was postponed by more than 2 months. so this is the story. you have a creation, columbus camera, and the best sherman will

all of these men say they've been ordered to help the rebel group bill and you kemp and then not paid and are expected to bring their own food. the budget a members also face multiple allegations of kidnapping and torture to go to the home and the other day and went to the ability to go to get that didn't get a little hold of those. yeah, we're not the hold on. if i even loved this man, says his son was a doctorate by the rebels who accused him of supporting rival on group. the era can roll him, go salvation. army or us citizen john list or comment has been tracking a surprise. we've disguised his identity, won't bug you, i can get a holiday on. i'm going out of town out of the lovely fight. good medicine, dude. a game to keep that a wrong. i call it a decent my guessing that the bossy, multi, multi diaz at a bottle does say, mom on mother's on the us multi mail it to you as a ring. good. you know, so the mother does this on the it's not the 1st time we've had those allocations in 2012 following an outbreak upcoming no violence and we're kind stage 11 east into the displaced ro, hangu

and yes, and what's consultation kemp? the this is liz ami, 1941 arriving in valuable slovenia, and boeing to town with austria. look carefully at the images. clearly, the gentleman on a condo in any way, be seen as occupiers or enemies, but as liberators. that was especially the case with courageous capital city, dogrib look people what happy as these pictures and seems to testify. soon after the breakup of yugoslavia, it was the independent state of croatia up at state and nancy pop it. it remained pitiless ally throughout the war. there was a very different situation in bel grade, the former yugoslavia as capital the you won't find a single person in the main streets of belgrade. instead, there was shouting of that of the grey you've been a slave with other anti fascist subs kept more than 50 or paperless divisions busy during world war 2, even operation, but also to attack the soviet union was postponed by more than 2 months. so this is the story. you have a creation, columbus camera, and the best sherman will report t

. >> that was colonel richard kemp speaking to me earlier.ll return to events in the middle east a little later view. here at home, winds of 100 miles an hour have been battering parts of the u.k. as storm ciaran moves across the country. thousands of homes have been left without power. hundreds of schools have been closed in parts of southern england and the channel islands. there is also widespread travel disruptions. our correspondent reports from jersey, one of the hardest hit areas. >> look at the state of it. trees down, roof tiles everywhere, gardens blown to pieces. but then, there are the houses. people's homes. we thought the seafront flats had been abandoned. but then we heard the voice of bob, sheltering beneath the ruins of his neighbor's home. >> oh my word. >> 12:00, we hear this mighty bang. it is just devastated. everything went. >> i've never seen anything like it. it was scary. it was really loud. >> next door, lorraine was looking at the damage. >> i've got some cuts here. it is crazy. >> what are you going to do now? >> i

go by the 1st man, step forward, hesitantly from the ranks while vegas i'm kemp sub humans. the 2nd company, the 3rd. and so in 10 minutes, the entire 1st people's liberation army 2nd battalion is assembled into bits of prison yard. the officer steps forward to begin his interrogation. the provost of peasants who escaped to torture feel increasingly free. the cattle drinking from the woods cannot be counted. lives salvage. didn't abandon flows through the limits of all positions until the narrow waste can barely contain the massive river of refugees. at that time, jim and cro at units took over the groups headquarters which were on the top of the 3 hills each connected to another 3 strong battery. this had been built around the peaks, cleverly placed behind them, hidden machine gun nests and rifle trenches in the center for several months. it was solid block houses with workshops, hospitals, a web installs, and printing houses. they had prepared for a very long time. at huge forest kept everything beneath its maternal canopy. so it was very hard, even for our avi ashan to fi

for the view that button is going to send the size limitations for some residents of this. chelsea kemp, the water tank is an under photo. the luxury of it's usually fills up that container free of charge. hayes be delivering water as it goes. and the 18 is one of the lucky ones with a steady a bus. he tells us he can barely put food on the table for his 4 children. goes as well as a crisis is not new. it's been going on for years. the generation of goes and children have grown up without adequate access to was. there was increased risk for more simple diseases such as diarrhea and hepatitis writes groups of the you and have estimated that about the course of all disease and goes is caused by what's it contamination because of the unix, situational guys, and the bookcase, and the way situated to there is, i think there's always a problem with water and water and sanitation, kidney problems like skin problems, some will be cancer problems. so i think there's a crisis political crisis 1st. of course there's the, the blockades, occupational that's the real crisis. goes as a lease of play,

2004 map as to investigate or simply shows up with the several books the refugees live in for the da kemp, the suburb of comical, the, the new, the new mcdaniel cd not getting the book that in the lab. we have to do the paperwork from them. that amount of a 1000 that i'd be long since the bank on the, on the museum up and down below. go up and put it in the woods. but on the balcony, you might have done that on the way already, like many where they can and how much is what i know you're more of an attempt by saying that and yet i'm doesn't cool. now did you want me to let me go? as we know, the amount of why like identities to him about them on the bus, they would say, i'm wondering, do we done the 80 percent of junior mr. mom, auto balls, credit piece of mind that the system to do that well, that, that the district matrix and prepares the scope we put in that says you need of a cutting if she lived is the 1st for us is going to release of it, or maybe i will do suits the bundle on us through the process or letter present in the money i did. one is the admitted to the invitation over the

eventually forced to resign, but not before sending in the special police units to break up the protest. kemp, those killed, have gone down in ukrainian history is by having the 100 a list when ukrainian students raise the european flag in november 2013 shots were fired. it was the 1st time god was billed for your being values. ukraine's president also paid homage to the memory of the protest, as they say there will give them 10 years ago. ukrainians began the 1st counter offensive against lawlessness and attempts to rob us of our european future ways. go my boat. after talks with his ukrainian count about bodies pistole, this unveiled to fill the aid package for keith as russia intensifies as strikes on its neighbour. meanwhile, the fighting between russian and ukrainian forces in ukraine continues. camp said on sunday that it had pushed back russian troops from the new pro river and the south. that's the 1st significant advance in months. russian forces, meanwhile, have been pounding the city of, of difficulty in the east, taking heavy losses by reportedly moving forward. today, russia occu

eventually forced to resign, but not before sending in the special police units to break up the protest. kemp, those killed, have gone down in ukrainian history is by having the 100 of loose but when ukrainian students raise the european flag in november 2013 shots were fired. it was the 1st time god was billed for european values. ukraine's president also paid homage to the memory of the protest, as they say they will give them 10 years ago. ukrainians began the 1st counter offensive against lawlessness and attempts to rob us. of all europe and future ways go. my boy, after talks with his ukrainian count about bodies pistole, this unveiled to fill the aid package for keith. as russia intensifies as strikes on its neighbour, the future of leading artificial intelligence started up behind chat g p. t is in jeopardy with hundreds of its staff, threatening to courts over the stocking of c o 7 altman, the board of open. i fired mister archman unexpectedly on friday. he then announced plans to join microsoft open. i biggest financial backer to lead a new a. i a research team. now employees are war

they include mayor a star unit, rent and kemp are independents. their parent company, a camper core, says that the move is due to having a small presence in california and not any other specific considerations. kemper corps says that the decision will allow them to focus more on auto and life insurance is in the state. this comes after state farm and allstate announced earlier this year that they would stop accepting insurance applications for all business and personal property in our state due to increased risk for natural disasters. still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 6 cal state university trade workers took to the picket lines today for a one-day strike. details on what they're demanding. plus, the latest on what led to an emergency landing at sfo last night by united flight. >> bound for canada and the san francisco high school looking to change the way it admits its students. but not everyone is onboard. hear those details and much more those details and much more coming up. break. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and

a 2nd is ready, so why come the jabante a refugee kemp's less than 24 hours after an attack, killed more than a 100 pieces on choose day 6 booms. drop by his very will planes on palestinian homes resulted in this seeing if connie, when witness describe this and spinning like the end of the world with no excavators, heavy machinery or rescue equipment survive, is trying to recover people with that. the hands, the injured were taken to the nearby invasion hospital, which was already overwhelmed with patients. a large number of injured have come to us of the huge explosion that shook the entire jabante a refugee 10 hundreds of injuries, hundreds of days. they were just in their homes. they were targeted while they were in the homes. the u. n. has cooled israel siege and destruction of cause a humanitarian catastrophe. for 2300000 people visit like a suit rule to medicine, electricity, and a few is radio strikes of also directly head golf is hospitals including it. so any cancer facility and the areas around the l could hospital, it's illegal to attack hospitals on the international humanita

and yes, and what's consultation kemp? the this is capitalism and 1941. arriving in valuable, slightly in the, in the town with australia. look carefully at the images. clearly, the gentleman, i'll make content any way be seen as occupiers or enemies, but as liberators. that was especially the case with courageous capital city is our grip book. people what happy use these pictures and seems to testify. soon after the breakup of yugoslavia, it was the independence state of croatia. above it states the nazi puppet. it remained pitiless ally throughout the war. there was a very different situation in belgrade. the phone that you can swap us, capitol, the, you won't find a single person in the main streets of bell. great. instead, there was shouting of that of the grey if then a slave with other anti fascist subs kept more than 50. okay, to this divisions busy during world war 2, even operation, but also to attack the safety of the union was postponed by more than 2 months. so this is the story. you have a creation, columbus c

governor and first lady kemp, thank you. senators warnock and alsop, thank you.or dickens, thank you all. and again a special thank you, secretary clinton, mrs. bush, mrs. obama, mrs. trump, and dr. bind. thank you all for coming and acknowledging this remarkable sisterhood that you share with my grandmother. and thank you all for your leadership that you provided for our country and the world. secretary clinton and dr. biden we also welcome your lovely husbands. [laughter] i mean --s that difficult day for my family. but we have been so enormously gratified by the love and support that we have felt from across the world. so thank you so much. as reverend warnock told me, my grandmother doesn't need a eulogy. her life was a sermon. and it was a mighty testament to the power of faith and to the power of a deep and determined love and she lived this public love story that we all know of. that has inspired the world including in these last days. and i think of all the things she accomplished, her most viral moment was when they were at a baseball game and the braves

we have british journalist and author and john kemp tonight. mark was kind senior fellow with the german institute for international and security affairs. and joining us today from france or rica, franco senior policy fellow up in european council on foreign relations very warm welcome to you all or reach out for decades of germany has intentionally under invested in its military. why do you think we might potentially see a change in this now? i mean, we are already seeing a change in the 3 days off the, the invasion russian invasion in ukraine. and there was landmark speech bible. nas tonsils are the federal transfer that would upshaw is announcing among other things, 100000000000 euro being spent in the armed forces and for the equipment of the on forces. and this money is being spent. i mean, not a 100000000000 all at the same time, but nevertheless, there are lots of new equipment and things that are being bought. the big question really is, is this enough as much as 100000000000 sounds? there are already voices that say we need probably do

terry kemp was reporting that live from con eunice in southern gaza. please really strikes have had a number of densely populated areas swamped the gaza strip. these are the ami says it's targeting come off members and the good infrastructure. the latest ronda varies has struck several hospitals in refugee camps, that includes the shante and giovanni accounts, as you heard from tag that giovanni account was targeted several times in the past 24 hours. and he's really bombing campaign has been particularly intense in northern and central guys, not size sent us this update from casa city. a violent boulevard miss has sounded different aspect continues in these hours by the confrontations have also been taken place. the sound of functioning air strikes. an exchange of gunfire has been ongoing for many hours. the latest bombardments, where again, a ship. that's the largest complex, the got the city where the solar panels all the routes of a ship. weird targeted. also building a ship, a hospital was trying to dozens and dozens, others were injured to ship.

presidents kemp david was the beside the site of a historic summit in the year 2000. >> you have the legendary leader of the palestinian liberation who had a lotot of affiliations. there was a distinguished military figure. you also had bill clinton. >> their goal and decades of hostilities was to end it and forge a peacace accocord. >> if f they can't make progrer now there would be more hostility . it seemed as though they had an agreement and then yasssser arafat t pulled outut lastst minute. he belieieved that i if hehe di ththat hamas s woululd gain po >> the israeli story was that the prime minister offered significant concessions and tht paleststinians saiaid no. ththe view wasas that t theyey upup. israelel and the united states may offers that they knew he could not accept and were made to look that as a result. >> two months after the talks failed to get an agreement, a former israeli defense minister who many arabs called the butcher of beirut or israel's 1982 invasion of lebanon made a provocative heavily guarded visit to the temple mount. a holy site in christianity, jud

but martin kemp and i don't think the liberal left really to believe in the face page. i think this one i don't either. i don't just, i really, that's a really, so i mean, i've been sued by new connect, formulate melita so renders the amount of money in 2000 and so you want to call them in private or and um, you know, um, well people that knew kinetic or must go any of these leads, don't talk about when they talk about free speech is it, don't talk about defamation most because defamation, those are some advantages and so crafted for the lease a basically built for wealthy people to many play. you can see the status single chops, you know, in a different nation lawsuit against somebody who's got, you know, a few men including the bank and well i went to london and talked to the lawyer as a private guy in a tony and chain smoking young man the 1st thing he said to me is, have you got 25000 pounds? i said 25000 pounds. is that how much this case is going to cost? you said no. that's how much is going to cost just a thought. so there's a little misc, it ill mosque and milk