uh, parole and sale of the loft. eh, somehow related.orses have to pay someone for some services, how are you still journalists ushagin filming is scheduled for a month in advance. surprisingly, some girls are not afraid to come to the killer's photo shoot in the same loft where 10 years ago, he dealt with model yulia prokopieva. but as it turned out in this busy schedule, the loshagin did not find time to meet with the family of the murdered wife, did not contact relatives did not apologize. he is not going to apologize to them according to the media to sell loft horses. i tried back in 2015, when i was serving a sentence in a colony, however, there were no people who wanted to buy real estate with a dubious aura now, as the ural journalists write, the photographer moved to his mother olga cherenkova sergey klinkov artyom dragunsky dmitry stepanov country in banglad. a schoolboy hid in a container while playing hide-and-seek and went on a trip to malaysia the boy found the staff. porto, during the unloading of the next ship, the child d

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he cleaned up the loft while he was in the colony. this premise was rented, which made it now to put up housing for sale is not clear, the lawyer of the family of the deceased yulia voices her version. why loshagen might be trying to get rid of this expensive real estate i will not presume to say, but it is quite possible. uh, parole and sale of the loft. eh, somehow related. or maybe loshagen should pay someone for some services, as journalists write, ushagi, shooting is scheduled for a month and ahead. surprisingly, some girls are not afraid to come to the killer's photo shoot in the same loft where 10 years ago, he dealt with the model yulia prokofieva but as it turned out in this busy schedule, the loshagen did not find time to meet with the family of the horse that was killed by his wife, and did not contact relatives and did not apologize. according to the media, he is not going to apologize to them to sell loft horses. i tried back in 2015, when i was serving a sentence in a colony. however , there were no people who wanted to

tell the 12 times before what 10 of those wins have gone to novak job beach, including the loft, non they've played each other in a final before that was the french. and although that was gamesmanship from novak joking beach a few days ago and basically saying, he forgot that that final even happened. and we know that know that junk beach doesn't get anything. so just maybe a little jab, stefano, it's a pass advantage jock of each ahead of the speak on a book. it always seemed the case that if anyone was able to beat back jock, the tree has been battling the lot hamstring throughout the astronomy and it was going to be the great star who's basically called the fees home slam. he won't sit here in australia so much, sorry. it should be a good battle, but to think about john beach will get this one and the number one ranking again. ok, only time with how gentle is that natalie meadows in melbourne. thank you for your time. i'm fighting, i had one is the guy out the lies sick moved to within one point of legal. he does that by and get a after defeat in stuttgart. they are now 16 games o

in the wreckage, people have been gathering in front of the ruins, hoping for news of loft once 2 dozen residents are still reported missing. ukraine's president for laudermill zalinski has said, russian citizens who fail to condemn the attack are cowardly. well, for the lead on that i spoke with our corresponded mcsaunder in keith. this regard, so him over the past 24 hours, russian forces are reported to have attacked ukraine twice with miss al strikes and more than 50 times with artillery strikes across the entire country. this falls with the one of the deadliest attacks on civilians so far this year, which occurred on saturday as russia was attacking numerous cities across the country, including cave, within the central eastern town of the ne pro. as you already said, an apartment building was hit. the 9th floor building, which was suffered a direct strike by a russian rocket and collapsed entirely with many people chaplain heath rebel. now, as far as we know, at the moment 35 people are confirmed dead or the rescue operations happen going on for more than 40 hours. now, a large num

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motorists and drive on thin ice in the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bokhotsk, now all this is an active smelt lofta few kilometers from the shore, but the rescuers say to stay. it's deadly there it has become dangerously warm in the region and the ice can crack at any moment. one of the cars already had to be pulled out of the water. lyudmila shcherbakova will continue. a storm warning has been announced in magadan, it has warmed up by 10 degrees at once. rescuers explain to fishermen that the ice here can crack at any moment, but the warning of people is not particularly impressive, the wind village promises to be unsafe on the ice up to 20 m / s. we clearly recommend that you leave the ice, as it is not safe to be on it a few days ago from the water. here raised the drowned car mitsubishi delica , passengers and the driver of the car , fortunately, managed to leave it in time, but not all fishermen are so lucky , in which the raid leaves dangerously, in addition , the day before. in the sea of ​​okhotsk, several earthquakes were recorded at once, seismic activity can lead to the destruction of f

washington ignored loft hfs by iraq to negotiate for peace. the effort began in january of 2003 in which they contacted us . and through my intermediary friend, he was asked by the syrians to go to baghdad, get conditional terms from saddam hussein and the intelligence and the iraqi intelligence at the time. and he brought them out and sent them to me as conditions that saddam hussein would agree to if the united states did not attack to this, there were 6 conditions, 2 of which we could have implemented immediately to test ah, ah, the, the, the seriousness of their of their proposals, one was we would be allowed to take the allow $5000.00 you us troops to go into iraq and look for weapons of mass destruction. there was talk at high levels, almost terms because i turned them, turned them over to the secretaries office. and, and was it basically the intermediary? well, they decided to launch the attack on and in march of 2003. so who were the architects of the invasion? well, it's a long list. first to politicians. a no, no, only president geor

became a global head at a time of nuclear. anxiety has been 40 years since the release of 9 anointed loft belongs by nina. the cold war era sing all was one of the biggest german language hits ever recorded in english as 99 red balloons. it captured the hearts of generations of music lovers, and its anti war message endures. ah, 40 years ago, an unknown german singer and her band released a song that floated around the world. nay, as 99 red balloons captured the angst and sight guys of the iraq, perfectly. in 1983, the cold war was in full swing relations between the u. s. and the soviet union were deteriorating and the world feared a nuclear apocalypse nato responded to eastern bloc proliferation by stationing pershing to nuclear missiles on german soil. nina and her band took a stand against war with pop music. 99 red balloons, became the sound tract of the peace movement. isn't. am i? it was the time when the big question of whether nuclear weapon should be stationed in germany was at the fall. it was a question that occupied people everywhere, not just in germany, and this was when na

be sent to ukraine the german authorities that the decision was made were announced by chancellor loftalking about at least one company of leopards, which are at the level in service with the bundeswehr. this is about 10-14 cars, in addition to this, berlin plans to issue permission to all, to those countries that they would also like to supply, the leopards they have and tanks to ukraine in kiev itself said that in this case they would be able to get, norway has already responded to a hundred cars the local press writes that the country's authorities are ready to give ukraine

a company is to provide you with those with a big effort to make people loft out last march to buy it's military time to re arm and regroup. while the west tries to blame russia for the failure to stop the conflict. also this our with impulse of wanting to double standard the international community is obligated to support the past african countries have chosen for themselves. russia and south africa held their independent decision making and partnership washington's efforts to route africans to hop on the western bandwagon against moscow with brazil. and argentina agreed to aim to dish that dollar out of the south american nation. i a common courtesy road map plus the target president says he will not support sweden and finland, nato bid in response to the sanction burning. because on out of pro tough install with selling to live in the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program tia for tended to seek peace with moscow. shortly after the conflict began in february, using the fire talks as a ruse to buy ti

some of the previous leader of the operation, sir, again, sir, a beacon has been assigned us garage lofts, deputy earlier. the nie former chiefs efforts were recognized by president who awarded him the order of saint george, russia's highest military decoration, moscow's defense ministry, said it had given the role of commander directly to its chief of stuff. as the wide scale of the current operation needs improved coordination between the different branches of the military. let's turn attention now to the dunbar front lines where the russian private military company, wagner safe. it has completely taken the strategic city of sola dar, under its control. the area is crucial for control in the den, yes, republic, and has been the scene of intense fighting with ukrainian forces who are mixed in with numerous western mercenary factions. while this exclusive footage shows the wagner groups head on members inspecting an underground mine that was previously used by key f's trips to store weapons. the company's chief earlier confirmed that some remaining ukrainian troops in the city of been in

fecal matter. electrolysis based treatment was the toilets end up looking like spaceships, highest, loft. she's done the inject, the valve closes, and the reaction occurs to it combustion detect this eco matter is then heated to the cell by i think originally, bill gates was thinking in this way. he thought when he was, you'll be able only to compute a little bit of information today, the computing power on our cell phone. is it the long the goal? therefore, he's believe when technology can be introduced, then everything becomes smaller and smaller. the only difference between the computer and this is that the compute the is in bytes. and you can just keep on growing the bytes without growing the size. whereas the pope is in apple. you cannot be dipped ice hook. you will always physically has that 200 grams every time. well, i brought a little exhibit here. ah, this is a container of human p fie's. i dana think once in a speech i released mosquito this we're gonna keep in the char. ah, ah, but in, i think even though it's very stark. ah, it's good to be reminded. ah, particles 2000000000

and there's all sorts of technology up here in the loft, because the assumption is increasingly we'reur roofs. so you've got an inverter, a battery. you can use that battery to store low cost energy at night if you want. another way of making your home more energy efficient and of course, cheaper to run too. i should say also that lower carbon, which is important. these chambers can be used to test lower tech things. they have also been testing things. they have also been testing things like closing curtains, putting in soft furnishings, putting in those snakes that are used to block drafts. though simple things can make a huge difference and they have shown the percentage it can takeoff your bill by testing them in chambers like here at the university of salford. this chamber has a huge door, to cool it down, there are lots of people visiting. you could drive a bus through there and they could test the thermal efficiency of a bus. this is a versatile new experimental chamber, that can be used to test all sorts of things. they are working with companies in and around manchester and sa

they've tried to file that pressure on a loft scholz, so what taken them so long?ny for his all do thing at my own pace added to. he's also been waiting for us and know from the us, but it's worth bearing in mind that germany already is one of the biggest suppliers of military and humanitarian aid this crisis has seen. ., ., , and humanitarian aid this crisis has seen. . .,, ., _, and humanitarian aid this crisis has seen. . ., ~ meanwhile, in the last 2a hours, president zelensky�*s deputy chief of staff, his deputy defense minister, his deputy prosecutor general have all been removed from office, along with several regional governors. mykhailo podolyak, mr zelensky�*s top adviser, said the decisions taken on tuesday "testify to the key priorities of the state, no blind eyes". here is what president zelensky had to say ahead of the anti—corru ption drive. translation: of course now, the main focus is on defence, l foreign policy and war, but this does not mean that i do not see or hear what is being said in society at different levels. and this week will be a time

thank god the decorations are at least in boxes waiting to go back in the loft and we're revived ando go. our prime minister is launching us into 2023 with a bold and dynamic vision for the nation that everyone needs to study max. until 18. i'll let you know my thoughts on that and his ridiculous new year's speech ridiculous new year's eve speech at of the show. plus, at the top of the show. plus, a gb news exclusive . former

on that's why some republicans push for oversight on ukraine funding but of course the democrats lofted it russian propaganda spent the whole oversight makes me crazy because the focus on that is part of russian propaganda all the stories how the money that they are spending the money really well that's why they are winnin winning. jason: is not just ukraine look at what they have done on the border the new bipartisan spending on investments draw city take the hundred million dollars from cbp and gives it to fema through grants to pay for sheltering and other services the preparation will encourage more illegal immigrants to cross the border just received free shelter and also.$5 billion for the cbp border management that cannot be used to hire officers for expand border security so what is the point? there is a serious need for physical oversight in the biden administration be here with the reaction who's on the oversight committee a congressman from maryland who is on the appropriations committee thank you for joining us tonight. how do we have oversight of what in the world is going

the one who is smart ignorant, and georgie is clear to me and annabelle agrees that magic is only loftion. i'll prove to you two plus two i'll add. yes, logic is a science, but they know the world very well here and there is no point in arguing, at your age no one believes. the tale of no, it's still early. i like walking, imagine relaxing by the sea in the summer. just imagine, laughter is an empty hindrance to the head, let's drown this nonsense. we are in the water someone likes to joke a giggle all day count. they life their game. and if it beats them from soft clouds. suddenly the earth they lie can not become, but the beginning of the khan recognized me however. perhaps you are right to take a bath during the day. what is wonderful in this sense? save the sea imagine bears. so what to be? maybe we should understand, sometimes you need to play. don't you have anything? yes, we will definitely find him. your grandfather stashed it in a secure bank. my father had a safe deposit box in the bank. yes, of course, so tomorrow in the morning a full box. you saw them. yes, god right primo

she's been transparent and that's restoring a loft the faith in the community that she's taken leadership in this, but there has to be something that unties the hands of every one involved with the right to intervene including those who come on the scene as emt's, they should have the right to intervene but, you know, just from a human standpoint, really, i don't think you can legislate a heart condition because i think that any one of us if we saw something like that, we could in the stand back. i know i couldn't and i'm sure i could not overcome those 5 officers but there's no way that i could have just stood by and not do anything. so this honestly is a time of reckoning. we are depending upon our good officers because you are going to have always bad players but we are dependent upon our good officers to protect and serve us and do what those 5 didn't do. molly: we are grateful to our good police officers that are out there serving. rafael, your final thoughts? >> i agree 100% with what's been said. this is something that we want to avoid in the future but we have to be careful not to

very important player and formulation series of the commitment to transparency and government to the loftgive us the backing from before it has created a series 25 percent of the readership all the volumes are up. they want to see what the governments are doing. >> in other countries have their quibbles to the series and they look to us as the gold standard because their country the best they can do is get the documents where we say we cover the entire interagency and that is something they look to with great envy and that accredits the united states government it is committed to publishing those documents that i think makes the series so special and then too spread the word the american people about what they have at their disposal. >> we were talking backstage. this is really good news. i'm not sure if she was ready to do that that's it is a good story about government transparency and the other thing thatth you mention to talk about congressional authorization because i think thaten from the state department from other historians. from those here and c-span back at home. >> my position

amazing thought for me because i think of all the people i know who have boxes and boxes of cds in the loftrecycle them it was a headache. where is now could they be sold will charity shops wants them once again? i charity shops wants them once auain? ., . ., , again? i would certainly hope so. you have _ again? i would certainly hope so. you have seen _ again? i would certainly hope so. you have seen a - again? i would certainly hope so. you have seen a huge i again? i would certainly hope| so. you have seen a huge rise in the final second—hand market, there is no reason the cd second—hand market can't go the same way as demand increases for them.- the same way as demand increases for them. you need cd -la ers increases for them. you need cd players again. — increases for them. you need cd players again, will— increases for them. you need cd players again, will they - increases for them. you need cd players again, will they be i players again, will they be coming back, the old cd players you had to brush the dust off them and pray they still work? i'm sure they well, they were made to last

he's at the vostok hotel now where there's a loft for just an hour, why don't you shoot him yourself?me around. secondly, this former cop would have to wet him with everything and you will wet him. okay let's go. life, please, yes, i listen to you, and do not get angry. why did the serb major live ? you need to drink less, comrade. eh? no need. m level open the door. pretty you know, if he ever wants to be in my movie, i could forgive you that the writer, and the drunk themselves drunk girls. want more. where the hell have you gone? i can't. six rafinandovskaya tula what edge are you on the road? what are my servants? can there be a relationship with the bandits? i don't know, some kind of crystals, looks like maybe diamonds? what kind of diamonds? where is my roman ? where did you buy? you quickly think of a writer, let me be with you. and pasha so, we are returning, we do not give any advice, and we do not call for anything. it's just, as always, we are trying to help elena has been looking for her brother for 15 years. we lived in uzbekistan and he had to go back. everything was fi

marriage was no longer the stuff of fairy tales. amongst ourselves, we said chris called go on to the loft, gone long commute with it. they were both unhappy charlotte charles was profoundly unhappy. you can see that in all the photos and images, it's written all over his face. oh, that he was used to keeping a stiff upper lip. charles was no longer able to hide his anguish. it was plain for all to see that the couples marriage was over. charles and diana's separation was announced in 1992. however, the divorce was only finalized. 4 years later, on august the 28th 1996, diana lost her title, her royal highness. but she kept her flat in kensington palace and received a 20000000 euro settlement. charles in his ex wife, she had custody of their sons, william and harry. a few months later, diana repeating public with dotie fy it. the son of billionaire mohammed al, fired on august 31st 1997. the couple were in harris. when the car they were travelling in crashed, diana, the queen of hearts died in hospital that very night. ah, surely, charles was about moral with his 2 sons in august of 97 ced

matter. electrolysis based treatment was their toilets and ob, looking like spaceships, highs the loft, she's done, the injected air pushes the fecal matter into the reactor eyes and the, the aqua has been, the valve closes or, and the reaction occurs. they act through it combustion. norfolk we had no m d t m, the fecal matter is then heated to between 40600 degrees celsius and look at about 300 bars of pressure fell by i wound up bar. i think originally, bill gates were thinking in this way. he thought of when he was young, a computer, the feels at silver rooms to be able only to compute a little bit of information. today, their computing power on our cell phone is able to do the job of very, very big ibm compute the longer goal. therefore, his belief is when technology can be introduced, then everything becomes smaller and smaller. the only difference between the computer and this is that the computer is in bytes, and you can just keep on growing the bites without growing the size. whereas the pope is in apple. you cannot digitize hope you will always physically has that though 100 g

. >>> i was lucky enough to be invited to david mancuso's legendary space in soho called the loft.down. you can get high. stay here all night. >> why are people dancing again? >> i wish i knew. but i'm glad it's happening. ♪ >> what we now know as disco really starts with a band called the trammps. the drummer, earl young, invents the idea of four on the floor with eight on the high hat. so everything is -- ♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ >> that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ ♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ >> i loved disco. i always loved dance music anyway. because whatever i did as a producer was always danceable. the melody. >> georgio moroder working out of munich put together technology and soulful vocalist. donna summer being the ultimate embodiment. and they make some of the biggest record of all-time. ♪ ooh, love you love you, baby ooh, love to love you, baby ♪ >> "love to love you baby" was four minutes of singing. 14 minutes of -- a lot of not singing. ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ >> i always wondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, m

it's clear the public healthcare systems as a loft fortress against pandemic, watts at burton. and in the united states, the pioneer privatization, covert showing have their ladies to come, modify the social right to house the u. s. was now prepared for this pandemic. it had in effect abandon of public health the cove at 19 outbreak. show this in open ah clarity. when the trump administration took over, he ended the pandemic preparation. he divested out of public health. that's in part how we've arrived, that this apparent clash between science on the one hand in front, on the other. ah, when i catch up with toby found chin he remains diplomatic about the deep riffs. took form between him and the then president we were consider the best prepared country for a pin them. but as it turns out, when you get a whopper, light cove, it 19, you're never as content as you really want to be. so that was the tension that sort of merged into some political divisiveness in the country of 28000000 americans are without insurance, even after obamacare. 24000000 americans are under insured. o s

is just like a whacky outbreak of monkeypox but it's good to see cnn no longer traffics in radical loftg ideology anymore. so cnn calls this nonviolent just as they are closing their historic atlanta location. they are moving. something doesn't jive. generally you don't flee a city in a u-haul if you actually believe it's safe but it just shows that despite all the bloodshed that came from their enabling coverage for years, cnn has still learned nothing. they keep making the same mistake over and over again, like when i give too much money to charity. but cnn isn't the only one. here's abc news' take. there is that same phrase again. it's just a peaceful protest that happened to turn violent. it happened to turn violent. see, it's out of their hands. how did this happen? it's like a tiger cub that goes crazy on a talk show and eats brian kilmeade's face. you have that dream, too, don't you? so cities are turning into hell holes and we're not supposed to notice, like brit hume stealing office supplies we're told to look the other way. can't help it. atlanta, philadelphia, sf, here in new

it's this like loft of pot smoke hanging around the streets now that didn't used to be there. libertarian. most people know. i'm pro legalization of everything. it's a civil liberties thing to me. i don't notice it. i feel like new york in particular, there's all kinds of smells and stuff that could happen to you on your commute when everyone is so densely populated. i had a baby throw up on me on my way to work one time. thankfully i have other clothes here. that was gross. new york is a disgusting place. i'd rather smell weed than the other stuff out there. >> kat's office is next to mine. you can always stop by if you need to. if another baby throws up on your way to work. >> i don't know if i'll fit in a blouse. that wasn't for me. >> martha: what do you think about it? >> here's the thing. i agree with kat about legalization. we can treat it like alcohol. smoke in the privacy of your own home, smoke in a designated area. outside, open containers to respect everybody else, you shouldn't smoke outside. so again, i'd rather smell weed than urine or some of the other things.

. >> all these bands that actually sound pretty different from each other were being lofted up to theout the seattle music scene. >> with all the attention, no one's ever asked us that before. >> we've never heard that question. so, tell me about the seattle sound? what's going on up there? >> what's in the water? ♪ son, she said, have i got a little story for you ♪ ♪ what you thought was your daddy ♪ >> bands like nirvana, pearl jam, they wanted no part of the music industry machine. and yet there they were, on mtv, on the charts, selling millions of records. ♪ hey i, i'm still alive ♪ ♪ i, oh i'm still alive ♪ >> it's a little bit overwhelming to see this many people. we're used to playing small clubs. you know? and we want to go back to playing small clubs. ♪ >> alternative rock tour kicked off in phoenix, arizona, thursday night. it's a multiact package called the lollapalooza tour. ♪ you want to open up lighten up all your crossroads ♪ >> 1991, we were the first band on stage at the first-ever lollapalooza, which was a tremendous thing for my band and i. >> lollapalooza is cool.

look, there is a loft despair out there. families are struggling. the real problem is they did not see washington working for them because washington was working against them. the problems families are facing, from higher cost, high energy cost, open border, all created by president biden, the extreme agenda of nancy pelosi and chuck shumer. people said, we've got one opportunity to at least put some checks and balances and send people willing to fight for the families left behind. that was at the heart of the rules package. because before we can start fighting for those families, we had to change the way washington worked. that's really why the democrats were so concerned about these rules changes because they realize the party's over. the idea that you can write 4,000, 5,000 panel bills by the dark of night. those days are over. >> sean: that 72 hour rule is rock solid. >> single subject bill allowing members, all members not just in leadership, but rank and file members to be engaged in the process of going to bat for those families who are strug

they all went out of business, and now they're lofts. i think that's going to come again.nk you're going to start that next year you're going to start seeing these lesser quality buildings start to convert to residential. that's really interesting. it's an interesting opportunity that's coming. and i think a lot of people are going to raise funds to do exactly that we will as well. so that's an opportunity that's coming, but commercial, you're right. it's challenged both that rents are not rising and companies are not taking more space, because they're -- they think a recession's coming they're a little bit afraid. so, the move is, i think office is not probably the place to put your bets yet. but back end of the year, i think when this stabilizes, i think that's a time to place your bets in commercial. >> talk me through the whole zombie office building becomes affordable housing is that something that is realistic? first of all, who pays you know local governments are already under fiscal pressure, and they're now losing out tax revenues because some of these offices are

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there's a loft history that goes into the community of having a safe place to come when you've had aough week, and commune with your fillo parishioners. i thought it was a great opportunity for the president to remind us why he ran. he talked about restoring, rebuilding, uniting. we have come off a tough midterm. senator warnock was a victor of one of those races. and people want to restore, unite and rebuild. >> i learned something -- >> i did, too. >> when he returned to the bust of rosa parks in the oval office. i haven't been in the office since he became president. there is also one of harry truman, robert kennedy, caesar chavez. >> i was a bit underwhelmed over it, but in his defense, he did not claim to have been arrested at any civil rights march. he didn't call his political opponents jefferson davis and -- so a step in the right direction. >> just to be clear, though, last year was no the on a sunday service. it was mlk -- just because we want to be clear. this is unique. >> and a less partisan event is what i think you're saying. >> absolutely. last year that was more abou

all the headwinds to failing pc demand, that hurts the windows division, and if you look at the an loftssessment, the most recent ones, only 3% revenue growth for the quarter which will be the worst revenue growth in several years so it's a really tough environment they are going into they would love to say do more with less. i've been joking about that all day. they will have to eat their own words now and do more with fewer staff and more deliberate priorities that they are going after, cloud being one of them, gaming the other. >> are they getting any help from corporate i.t. spending, or is that -- >> that's the real thing corporate i.t. spending expected to grow this year, and that's really important for smaller and medium businesses. the big guys, the comcasts of the world, like our parent company, they are going to keep spending like gangbusters on thesism t. products from microsoft, but it's the small and medium businesses that become the concern because they are going to be the first ones as we head into a recessionary environment. they are the first ones to start cutting spend

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of third point tweeted out if you're holding on, i think if he said with rosaries that led in the loft bull market to lead us into the next one, then you are probably doing it wrong in some way, shape or form that is what he said so the stuff that got us to the highs in 2020, the stuff that outperformed in the last bull market until the top last year is is not going to be the stuff -- i disagree with that if you think about the weighting. if we do have a reflation trade and we see industrials and we see some other health care outperformed but that is not a big leader i think energy is not going to be the contributor that it had been over the last year and a half i don't see us coming out of whatever bear we're in and however long it takes to come out of it, is those names, trillion dollars names not being a big part of the leadership think of the structure they have a disproportionate amount of the weight of those two indices. >> i could agree with that and i don't know what the answer is and who will replace them but i look at a world where the reason you piled into mega cap tech is y