and leonard hit. ball's loose -- and leonard is clutching his ankle. and the football still loose -- and it's notre dame football. you hate to see that. boy, oh, boy, i hope he's okay. oh, boy. >> rece: just a devastating way for this to end for duke. and he's being attended to on the field. >> kirk: we talked about a notre dame veteran defender is going to have to make a play and it ends up being howard cross. beats his man, gifts to the football before riley leonard can come forward with his hand. that's definitely a fumble. >> rece: and his ankle twist ed in terrible-looking fashion, as cross was making that play. and riley's still down. boy, you hate to see this. he is -- he is played his heart out. the guys on both teams have. and they're helping riley leonard off the field now. >> kirk: how fitting for -- you see players are going to carry him off there >> rece: while this certainly puts a damper on the end, it does nothing to diminish a gutsy, tough-nosed, mentally tough victory for notre dame. >> kirk: if you are a notre dame fan, you know abou

leonard a shealy secretary hobby. good evening. ladies and gentlemen. poliomyelitis and the safety of the sauk antipolio vaccine. is vitally important to all of us? scientific processes are often difficult for us to understand as lame. yet it is important that we understand the results of scientific findings. so that we can be intelligent in making decisions about our own children. the public health service of the united states whose duty it is to protect the health of the nation. it's a core of positions. scientist and other professional health workers. it is served us with integrity. in 1798 i have asked the surgeon general of the public health service. to talk with us tonight about vaccines. and the soak vaccine in particular? he has served as an officer in the service since 1930. and as your surgeon general since 1948 it is my privilege. to present a distinguished public servant dr. leonard a shealy many questions have been raised and recent weeks about the new vaccine against poliomyelitis. people are asking is it absolutely safe. does it really pr

and that is leonard leo.ho single-handedly reshaped the supreme court and the federal bench across the country. five of the current conservative justices are hand-picked from the federalist society. an organization he used to run. leo has marshalled billions of dollars into reshaping the court and the country. and he is close personal friends with justice thomas and harlan crow. to the point where he is in a painting crow commissioned that includes justice thomas and a number of other conservative activists. leo has worked closely with ginni thomas, as she promotes right wing activism. in facts, according to reports, leo helped send money her way without a clear explanation of why or for what. yesterday, the senate judiciary committee announced they will vote to authorize issuing subpoenas for a few of those benefactors. this includes real estate billionaire harlan crow, mortgage company owner robert arkly ii, and leonard leo. i'm joined by california senator alex padilla, member of the senate judiciary commi

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>> riley leonard. i met him at the manning passing academy. just a great person. he's a great player, a great person. i'm so thankful i met him there and we're able to keep that relationship. i'm praying for him to get healthy. >> holly: thank you, jordan. >> thank you. >> chris: man, respect and empathy for opponents, you heard the credit for his teammates. a lot of faith in himself, a lot of faith, period. jordan travis -- there's one right there. >> kirk: oh, my gosh. last week, we had michael penix down there talking to holly when we were in seattle and we were both watching the interviews, saying, man, how great is the sport? guys like this, and then again, jordan travis, just, what a class act and great representation of the sport. played well, turned the game around in the second half. and we all want to say to riley leonard, everything you went through in that notre dame game, we were fearful that you were done for the year and hope you were going to be okay. the fact you gave it an effort tonight to play, tremendous. >> chris: duke football continues to m

drop off time at st leonard's catholic school in durham. children are at home. the government says it's safer for them to be there, because this school has a dangerous type of concrete known as raac. we're not privy to a lot of the time scale issues, which is why we're here, but it's not good enough for our children. their socialisation alone, never mind their education on top of that, and there are opportunities that could be predicted from that are being disadvantaged. for pupils who have been coming in, lessons have been far from normal in recent weeks. so we're using the sports hall, there's a — there's this block, this 1880 block, which is a bit ironic, isn't it? the oldest block, that's fine. you know, there's no raac in there whatsoever. i'm hopeful that, over the next few weeks, we'll gradually see an increase in face to face, and by — after half term, we'll have all the children back in some sort of face to face learning. that's the hope for elliot, who has just started at st leonard's. he'd been excited to join the football team,

joining with the ceo stew leonard's grocery stew leonard is with us.being you. usually we see a lot of activity behind you but it's only before 7:00 a.m. i guess you're not open yet. let's talk about pricing and what kind of changes. our using inflation and high prices come down as the headline number has come down or no? >> i think when we look at our prices last year versus this year, they are about the same, there is a couple of little clips like meat prices have gone up because the herd size of the cattle is lower so you see a little bit of a bump and meet right now, were hoping that will come down by the holidays but as far as other items, bananas are the same, avocados might've gone up a little bit. a lot of this is supply and demand like right now in california, grapes and blueberries are high because of the hurricane that they had. a lot of customers are writing the supply and demand curve right now. maria: a lot of the retailers talk about shrink, that is the shrink of inventory because of all of the theft. have you had to grapple with that. >

leonard in virginia, a democratic caller. leonard. caller: yeah, so, i think, it's sad what just happened on our house floor. it's very historic. however, this is the fate of when you endorse the far right politics of our country. this is what happens when you see the arrival of the tea party come and infiltrate your party. now kevin mccarthy has to live with that decision that he made and the deal he is made with those individuals and now our country has to suffer because of it. this is what happens when you embrace that for a right ideology. thank you. host: all right, leonard. we're getting your thoughts this afternoon after one hour of debate and a vote was approved to push out kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house of representatives. there are the lines on your screen. keep dial nsmg theresa in richmond, virginia a republican are. you a supporter or opponent of kevin mccarthy? caller: well, i'm not necessarily a supporter or a -- or an opponent of a person but a system. and i think that matt gaetz is grandstanding. he's trying t

they were protesting the imprisonment of leonard, an american indian activists serving life sentences killings of two fbi agent's. supporters have long said he was wrongly convicted and they consider him a political prisoner. >> as long as leonard is not free, there is aps that this system holds of every single one of us as indigenous people. reporter: activists say the problems with the system are upheld by law enforcement authorities who regularly mistreat native people. the vast majority of native americans live away from the reservations and live in cities like new york or albuquerque. most of their law-enforcement encounters happen with local police. in minneapolis, a city that became the center of a global reckoning, police interactions with communities of color remain under intense scrutiny. in june the department of justice released its investigation into the minneapolis police launched after floyd's killings. among its findings, the department officer stop native residents at almost eight times the rate they stop white people and during those stops native people are 20% more

i want justice for him and i want the world to know that leonard kerr is my son. >> my baby.s not a liar. >> that deputy is now on administrative leave pending an investigation. >> turning now to your thursday weather. more evidence of the strong winds that blew tumbleweeds and debris through a small town in northeastern montana. this week. the winds were nearly equal to a category one hurricane. farther east at cross country storm will bring rain from the midwest to the ohio valley today. the front moves to the northeast east tomorrow, just in time for the weekend. checking today's temperatures, more record highs are possible across the west and in the northern rockies. 60 from the upper midwest to the northeast. >> coming up, the rising cost of health insurance. >> but first, the confession in the natalie holloway case. you'll hear joran van der sloot describing what happened on that beach in aruba back in 2005. and later, another change for netf gma. now to the natalee holloway case. >> after 18 years, joran van der sloot has asked to killing the alabama teenager. he's now

reflecting _ leonard bernstein's third symphony.eedom to choose between good and evil, remains capable of the worst because _ evil, remains capable of the worst because of— evil, remains capable of the worst because of the best. of hatred, as of love _ because of the best. of hatred, as of love and — because of the best. of hatred, as of love. and madness is of genius. in of love. and madness is of genius. in this _ of love. and madness is of genius. in this moment, you're evil, hatred and madness have once more taken so many— and madness have once more taken so many innocent lives. we must stand together. _ many innocent lives. we must stand together, resolved to confront what is worst _ together, resolved to confront what is worst among humanity with what is best _ is worst among humanity with what is best we _ is worst among humanity with what is best. we must provide an alternative to the _ best. we must provide an alternative to the division of violence and fear. — to the division of violence and fear, nihilism and terror prese

alluded to earlier, samuel pisar came here to perform the mourner's player he wrote to accompany leonard better thanstein's third symphony, reflecting on the unspeakable horrors he endured as a boy in the nazi concentration camps and he wrote that man, while created in your image and endowed with the freedom to choose between good and evil remains capable of the worst as of the best, of hatred, as of lover, of madness, of genius. in this moment where evil, hatred and madness have is once more taken so many innocent lives, we must stand together, resolve to confront the worst among humanitiy with what is best. we must provide an alternative to a division of violence and fear, anihilism and terror presented by hamas. that

megan leonard, thanks so much.ben and al have some really interesting stuff, including a look at the gold rush that's happening at costco. stay right there. carlton, if i had to costco this weekend, is it aisle six where i pick up my gold? no it is actually not aisle six. and the amazing thing is the hottest item at costco right now is not the dollar 50 hot dog and soda combo. it is actually gold bars which are being sold on costco's website, limited to two bars per member ship. but basically this is the hottest item when they drop, i guess we can say that's what happens in this parlance at reddit forum gold reddit forums are going nuts, almost like meme stock mania. you know, they just launched. i got mine. i wasn't able to get them. when do they happen again? even came up in a costco earnings call. how popular gold is. but no, you're not getting them in the aisles. you are actually having to get them online if you're lucky, if you're fast. and i love that. the website says they're not returnable. you know, what i

i'mjackie leonard, the host of the global news podcast. today, we've teamed up with a new bbc podcast, the conflict, for a special programme, answering your questions about what's going on in israel and gaza. we'rejoined by the host of the conflict, the bbc�*s chief international correspondent lyse doucet, who is in ashdod in israel, north of gaza, and also by our international editor jeremy bowen, who's injerusalem. so welcome, lyse. a relatively easy question to kick off with. can you give us a sense of the size and location of gaza in relation to israel? who lives there? who's in charge? and who are its neighbours? well, that's a sort of a wikipedia of the gaza strip. the gaza strip is a coastal strip of land on the mediterranean. once on one side, it's on the mediterranean. the other side, the southern side, it's connecting to egypt. and then its other neighbour is israel. it is described as one of the most densely populated places on earth. some 2.3 million palestinians live there and they live with great frustration because they feel

megan leonard, thanks so much.n and al have some really interesting stuff, including a look at the gold rush that's happening at costco. stay right there. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourist taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates, exemption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh carlton, if i had to costco this weekend, is it aisle six where i pick up my gold? no it is actually not aisle six. and the amazing thing is the hottest item at costco right now is not the dollar 50 hot dog and soda combo. it is actually gold bars which are being sold on costco's website, limited to two bars per member ship. but basically this is the hottest item when they drop, i guess we can say that's what happens in this parlance at reddit forum gold reddit forums are going nuts, almost like meme stock mania. you know, they just launched. i got mi

leonard a sheeley have presented the highlights of the final report of the department on the test. it conducted on the soft vaccine. the united states public health service is part of the department of health education and welfare specifically charged by the government to protect and improve the health of the people of the nation. the public health service under the surgeon general has origins in early american history. it was in 1798 that congress passed the first bill which eventually led to the establishment of the public health service as we know it today as part of the department of health education and welfare. the department is the newest in the federal government having been established by congress on april 1st 1953. this program has come to you from washington. and was a presentation of the combined radio and televand. there goes another one down the way, another tank off the assembly line and into america's line of defense, making america strong. but the strength of the nation on the health of the people, on the health of the army, on the health of the men in factory and

alluded to earlier, samuel pisar came here to perform the mourner's player he wrote to accompany leonard better thanstein's third symphony, reflecting on the unspeakable horrors he endured as a boy in the nazi concentration camps and he wrote that man, while created in your image and endowed with the freedom to choose between good and evil remains capable of the worst as of the best, of hatred, as of lover, of madness, of genius. in this moment where evil, hatred and madness have is once more taken so many innocent lives, we must stand together, resolve to confront the worst among humanitiy with what is best. we must provide an alternative to a division of violence and fear, anihilism and terror presented by hamas. that is what the united states will do, standing with israel, working together with its people, and all those in this region who remain committed to the vision of a more peaceful, more integrated, more secure, and more prosperous middle east. thank you very much. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. sponsored by these companies and more. >> at spark light it's our

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their determination to never again experience the occupation they suffered after world war 2. mario leonard say wants to re societal awareness by combining her 2 identities, writing and directing a play about military life. the un envoy to syria has condemned the latest round of bloodshed in the country. government forces shell, the rebel held a live province, getting an injuring several people that came in retaliation for drone strike on the military. graduation, but killed at least a 100 people hungry edition started many tons deadly through and it strikes up pretty good. all the cdn military academy in the government has the city of homes that the young gadgets and their families, including women and children among the dead. is it um yeah. well let me, uh, validate, my brother was graduating and we were standing with him. then we took a few pictures and we were about to leave and then we suddenly didn't see anything after that other than people on the ground. i don't know what happened then. i just felt fire in my face and everything was ripped apart, but there was so many people mobile

leonard, the extraordinary artist poet, etc. songwriter who i was lucky enough to know, once said to me, quote, we shouldn't put anxiety in the hearts of others. looking back, that's exact what i was doing to alan. for that, i am truly sorry. like me, all the characters in this book are apologizing to someone for what they did or didn't do. we are living through a very dark, difficult dealing with huge global issues that frequently seem beyond control. but maybe like alan with his yo, we can all do small to get through the tough times and make our tiny piece of the world a little bit. my hope for this book that it gives you some laughs, as sylvia said and a bit of a loving nudge to say those three simple words. i am sorry to someone who might need to hear them. you'll feel better too. wow. that's a big wow. mm. that's so beautiful. okay. i'm dying to know. did you reach out to alan? did alan see the book? what? what's up, alan? that i have to do that and i haven't done the homework to reach out. i'm not, i'm not on facebook and

their determination to never again experience the occupation they suffered after world war 2. mario leonard say wants to re societal awareness by combining her to identities writing and directing a play about military life. and here also, i'm also is making headlines today. police in germany have rated the properties of a wealthy russian citizens living in bavaria. the case is connected to sanctions and asset freeze is due to most cause the invasion of ukraine. and this agency, writers is reporting that the only got all the so it was models was the subject of the investigation. the special police unit confiscated several luxury caused in that raid come up with the co lead of germany's fall. right. a of the policy has been hospitalized following was his office is called a violent incident. so, you know, for problem of the alternative for germany party was at a campaign event, an english stopped before being taken to a hospital. these an intensive cab police, as for products alleged injury, was not immediately evidence. the public prosecutor's office is investigated. the rental flash floods i

the senate judiciary committee, which i chair, will vote to subpoena harlan crow, robin arkley and leonard, billionaires who sit at the center of the ethical crisis currently gripping the united states supreme court. this vote is the next step in the committee's ongoing investigation of the ethics of the supreme court. it comes only after mr. crow refused to comply with committee requests and mr. leo and arkly stonewalled the committee. for years, years, mr. president, reports of ethical misconduct by justices on the court have raised serious concerns, but over the past year, a series of investigative reports have brought the long-simmering issue to a boil. story after story has emerged about lavish gifts and luxury trips that supreme court justices shamelessly accepted and failed to disclose. the reported behavior is unworthy of anyone in public office and it is led -- it has led to an historic loss of public confidence in the supreme court. some background here is necessary. harlan crow is a billionaire and a republican mega donor. he first met justice clarence thomas in the mid-1990's a

in rome, the orchestra presented maestro anissimov's baton, the outstanding musician and conductor leonardtein. alexander anisimov is one of the most authoritative musicians of our time. enterprises of the ministry of industry of belarus signed contracts worth $64 million for inoprom-kazakhstan. the forum took place on september 25-27 in astana with the participation of the largest enterprises in the industry. at the event, topical issues of the development of belarusian-kazakh relations, including in the field of development of industrial cooperation, were also discussed. among them is the possibility of implementing in kazakhstan, a project to localize a forest fire tractor (joint production of electric passenger transport, deepening the localization of assembly production of elevator equipment. as a result of the forum, an agreement was reached on their detailed consideration with the participation of industrial enterprises. well, we move on to other top topics of the week in the section your choice. broad business opportunities are opening up on the renovated site of the motovil plant.

. >> that's leonard. he tells us he wrote this real five-star review on google. only google. how did his words end up on yelp? we asked the data company. >> somebody took those reviews and we suspect paid other people to post them word for word. >> driver savers' marketing manager said a competitor posted fakes. >> perhaps they were going to identify us to yelp or googles a having duplicate reviews. our team found ten copycats on drive savers page and flagged yelp, and it removed all of them. ultimately yelp put a suspicious review activity alert, and then yelp said it lifts alerts if they find the activity stopped in 90 days. it has controls to catch copycats and fakes, and software stops 18% of reviews from ever going public. >> there's no sheriff. nobody is policing. >> that might change. the federal trade commission is current leewaying new rules and fines for fake reviews, that could stop some shady businesses eventually. for now, use the ten second routine. >> copy, paste it, and put it in a google search. >> who wouldn't want to know? >> you can try something else, too

he has given these republican billionaires and leonard leo ample opportunity, multiple pass toss complyeek if they vote through these subpoenas i'm sure it will be a party line vote but dick durbin will have the moral high ground because of the fact that he has bent over backyards trying to give them opportunities to comply. i think the question will then become, you know, what's going to come next because you can expect that leonard leo and harlan crow will defy the subpoenas, they've signaled that they don't think there is a constitutional bases for the judiciary committee to be going after this information. sam alito gave a strange interview recently where he suggested that congress doesn't have the power to regulate the court's ethics. nobody -- hardly anybody agrees with that, not even conservative legal scholars. but one theory as to why he is putting that out there is to give some sort of cover to give some kind of legal argument to the likes of leonard leo and harlan crow no, not comply with even these subpoenas. so will the senate, you know, make a criminal referral to the just

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one of the videos shows a violent struggle on monday between a sheriff's between sheriff's deputy leonard cur. he was pulled over for allegedly going more than 100 miles per hour. during the struggle, the deputy shot and killed cure. he spent more than 16 years in prison on a robbery conviction that was later overturned. the deputy has been placed on leave pending an investigation. >>> and the "orlando sentinel" says the city has a deal to buy the pulse nightclub where dozens were killed in a mass shooting. orlando's mayor says the city plans to purchase the site for $2 million and build a memorial to the victims. the gunman opened fire at the gay nightclub killing 49 people. at the time it was the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. city council must still approve the deal. >>> still to come, a new string of tremors. the latest earthquakes to strike northern california this week. (chef vo) fancy feast. chef-inspired. cat-adored. every silky broth, every impeccable paté, every delicious detail... brings you and your cat... closer together. fancy feast. love is in the details. relapsing m

. >> reporter: leonard sanders was the first to step foot in the barbershop in 1933 his great grandsone a right te of passage. >> reporter: he says it's the only barbershop he knows >> everyone comes here, talks, share stories, and i'm glad i could be here for 90th >> reporter: and he plans to keep it that way >> i'm so glad they're experiencing their 90th and hopefully 100, and hopefully i can be here for the 100 and my sister as well >> barbershops are the cornerstone of the community, right? >> they can tell all the stories. >>> the olympic games could look a bit different in 2028. flag football, squash and cricket were proposed to be included in the program all being described by the olympic chairman as community events it could serve as an interesting turn of events as the games return to the united states and the committee will vote late they are week. my son and his entire flag football team will be, like, what >> we can do it. some people asking, what about pickleball i don't know, maybe 2032 >>ki i can see it happening >> have a great tuesday. seal you right back here wednesda

. >>> a man who was only recently exonerated has been killed by police leonard cure spent 16 years behind bars in florida for armed robbery. his conviction was overturned in 2020 he was shot and killed during a traffic stop in georgia. he assault deputy when he learned he was under arrest. members of the innocence project and florida officials say they are devastated by the news it's unclear why he was being arrested the florida bureau of investigation says it will conduct an independent review. >>> former president trump is pushing back against his latest legal restrictions his attorneys filed a notice of appeal against the partial gag order by the judge overseeing the election interference case judge chutkan forbids him about making stap m making statements against the witnesses or the prosecution he says his free speech right also been taken away >>> a since of deja vu is on the capitol. the chamber is set to reconvene today to consider the job, to consider jim jordan, but he faces an uphill battle as he failed to secure enough votes in the first vote >> reporter: the congressional dra

you're free, leonard, deputy prime minister, should be resigning for the long standing support to nazis. but why did none of them ask what's going to happen to this man and what's going to happen to the other thousands of knots he's living in canada or at least entered into kind of in the fifty's. all about the rocks the saw will be bought at the top of costs for to talk to over until then. well, to pop to enjoy the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome to world a part the study of war is one of the oldest academic disciplines going back for millennia. but it encountered a new read the new specimen in the ukranian conflict. pursuits for years in its proxy form in 2022, it's built into the open, affecting countries, half of will the way what's going to teach us about the nature of more than the warfare. we'll discuss that. i'm now enjoyed by conflict researcher 3 and the roof glass slope for 1st and last. so it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. you're welcome. now i know you started conflicts for much of your academic career. you in reached the field by introducing yo

. >> sean: i wonder if they'll get riley leonard back. there was some speculation he'd play today.pretty much put it away -- 17-point lead makes it three scores. 23-yard attempt. he's already connected from 34, and he's 8 for 8 this year. after he lost the starting kicking job to the transfer ryan ko. that one almost blocked. there's a flag down. jaden davis ran into the kicker. it was fourth and five. so i think they're wondering if this will be a first down. >> referee: running into the kicker, defense number 22. penalty is declined. field goal is good. wouldn't have been a first down, so they take the points. and just about everything working well tonight for the tar heels. you know, it's really impressive team. not a lot of weaknesses. >> greg: no, they are excellent. and i'm so impressed with tez walker. i mean, he makes them different, and they already had a good receiver core. even if his absence, what kobe paysour was able to step up and do. they have been really god, but now that they have a legit go-to game changing type wide receiver they're going to be really tough to d

it's a fine bare leonard and i apologize for my pronunciation moment. he landed in israel and he said, i am here s x ray state. i'm also here as a jew, my step father was a survivor of athletes. so i think he establishes credentials. what he was saying to the prime minister is, i am, i am one of i am i am you, you are me, we are, we stand together. and after that he said, you know, talk about the atrocities he talked about israel's right to defend himself. but he also said how israel does this matters. we are the same morally and we expect that of our brother in arms. and so i think that he, i think that he sort of established the right to demand humanity. and also yes, sewing the seeds of peace. look where the secretary of state, look at his travel itinerary, it's egypt, jordan, you, a cutter, saudi arabia and beyond. these are the seeds of peace because then in the crazy, upside down world of the middle east were often does lead to a greater piece. yeah. and, and perhaps perhaps anthony blinking, who is the right man of the right time in the united st

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their determination to never again experience the occupation they suffered after world war 2. mario leonard's a wants to re societal awareness by combining her to identities writing and directing a play about military life. so terry, it looks like the this exercise was taking place right in the middle of what fee is cities? i mean, is this the 1st time that they've arranged on such a massive training effort? that's right. they are right in the cities. they have to warn residents that these exercises are going to be happening and it last for about a month. so this is quite a long series of drills and people have to be very aware about it. but let the a started doing this in 2014, just after just after rush has 1st invasion of ukraine when it realize that it really wanted to step up its national defense. so they've been working on this now for, for some years, and it's just been growing year by year. and i understand lafayette has re introduced conscription the draft. but if they've got so many volunteers, as you saw there in your report, why do they feel that they need the draft? i think that

their determination to never again experience the occupation they suffered after world war 2. mario leonard say wants to re societal awareness by combining her to identities writing and directing a play about military life. european union leaders are gathering in the spanish city of grenada with support for ukraine, and it's possible you membership at the top of the agenda. leaders will tackle the questions of how and when to welcome ukraine into the block as well as the membership applications from several western bulk of nations. also on the agenda is migration. as recent months, have seen a surgeon migrants arrive, migrants arrive as to the migration remains a divisive topic among you members, days despite some progress and recently goes she ations over the issue. well, joining us now from the summit in canada is cheap. you corresponded alexander from nomine. alexandra, yesterday you were leaders pledge their unwavering support for ukraine. today they will discuss how that might translate into you membership. what can you tell us so well indeed, the matter of you enlightenment and the qu