grant and madeline.ut this, which is regarding this sort of story. the reaction in as sue cook just implied there in her answer. it's a national scandal, but it's not an isolated case. no it's not an isolated case. no it's not. >> there have been numerous cases like this, including the um, thankfully wasn't fatal, but the bombing of the maternity hospital in liverpool, the culprits had said that he was a christian. and then when they were going through his belongings after after he detonated the bomb and killed himself and thankfully no one else, a quran and else, they found a quran and a prayer mat and you know, it just stands to reason if people stands to reason that if people can away this, can get away with this, that they will. unfortunately, it's just been very difficult to even talk about this up till now. often we have to wait for there to be some kind of tragedy, avoidable tragedy , before we can avoidable tragedy, before we can have frank discussion. have a frank discussion. um, because guarant

madeline grant. yes, indeed. also tonight, writer , also tonight, writer, broadcaster and political commentator ben duncan, on labour's pitch to be the party of business. ex—bbc crimewatch star sue cook on britain's lawless streets and our broken asylum system and reality star and pop queen kerry katona on the state of modern telly. plus news about the new hosts of this morning. my friday. big opinion is on the way in just two minutes time, featuring escape monkeys fines for having a wee lewis hamilton's mega bucks ferrari deal and nicola sturgeon in tears. you won't want to miss it . but first, the news it. but first, the news headunes it. but first, the news headlines with sophia wenzler. the. >> thanks, mark. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . two teenagers who newsroom. two teenagers who killed brianna ghey in what's being described as a sadistic attack have been jailed for her murder. 16 year old scarlett jenkinson , who for the first jenkinson, who for the first time admitted stabbing the

madeline, where are you touch. madeline, where are you on all this?creating a pubuc i'm quite wary of creating a public debate in which we pay such close attention to the private lives , um, wealth, private lives, um, wealth, family wealth, etc. of our politicians. i mean , ultimately politicians. i mean, ultimately i'm more concerned about are they capable, are they good at their job? and they capable, are they good at theirjob? and i wouldn't they capable, are they good at their job? and i wouldn't want to. there's already been i've noficed to. there's already been i've noticed this topic comes up a lot more in politics. labour have pushing hard it. have been pushing hard on it. um, they about often. they um, they talk about often. they bnng um, they talk about often. they bring for example, rishi bring up, for example, rishi sunak's and her family sunak's wife and her family wealth at pmqs. and i don't really like that. they used to be a bit of kind of be a bit of a kind of understanding that you don't bnng understanding that you don't bring people'

madeline, i know you yourself are a former democrat.think trump coming to urban areas affected by crime in this horrible democrat leadership will that make a difference? >> thank you, laura, so much for having me. absolutely it would make a difference. not only would it show that president trump is taking a special interest, that he is taking it personal, what is happening to our black and brown communities, minority communities. because i like to keep it in perspective here. poor, okay? poor minorities. that includes white, black, hispanic, asian, jewish, all of us are together. we are all on the same boat. okay? for him to come to new york and address the people, that shows us that he is really interested and he cares about what our issues are. all right? >> laura: madeline, these are great cities. he said this when he won the iowa caucuses. said i will work with any democrat to try help these cities. these are great american cities. there is nothing written in the book that say they have to go down the tune tubes and we shoud stand a

this is ecological geneticists, madeline find open. madeline's looking at a range of approaches to make colors more resistant to rising temperatures, fig samples, selectively breeding to toughen out the pallet. animals all tentatively tinkering with the out the that give color them back colors to mark for all you that live inside the carl dishes, we can take them out of the coral and most of these can be cultures in the lap. and in the left we can increase the rate for which the cell gave equals madeline use this approach to create heat resistance, how gain, which when put back in polyps, created more heat, may assist in colors. so if we combine all these approaches, is that it will we be able to save these unique eco systems from climate change. if we implemented every tool in our toolbox today from marine protected areas, reducing pollution using some of these more active interventions, stress hardening or manipulating the genetics of corals. it will not be enough to save korea if we do not reduce emissions that is absolutely central. the truth is that coal respond incredibly sensitiv

and in the left we can increase the rate by which the cell gate equals madeline. use this approach to create heat resistant hockey, which when put back in polyps, created more heat assistant carlos. so if we combine all these approaches, is that it will we be able to save these unique eco systems from crime it change. if we implemented every tool in our toolbox today from marine protected areas, reducing pollution using some of these more active interventions, stress hardening or manipulating the genetics of corals. it will not be enough to save korea if we do not reduce emissions that is absolutely central. the truth is that coal respond incredibly sensitive to wyoming voters in 2018 the intake of the mental panel on climate change one. but even if the well limits global warming to 1.5 degrees, cold res could declined by 90 percent. if temperature is increased by 2 degrees, that figure is 99 percent or higher. but the well talk by more than the even face given emissions passed. if we don't fight to stop climate change, the fight to save cold reeves is doomed. not

hey, madeline. >> hey, lawrence, this bill has a tough road to see the least.artisan negotiators says the package regains control of the border by cracking down on the use of asylum and raising the screening standard it. closes loophole in parole and ends catch and release a provision that notably, effectively shuts down the border if the daily average for migrant encounters reaches 5,000 over a seven day period. a lot of republicans are hung up on this. senator james lankford insists this does not mean 5,000 migrants are allowed to entry the country before this authority kicks in. listen. [no audio] >> all right. so, a little summary of what senator james lankford says: he says the final element on this border authority most misunderstood assumption. allows 5,000 people a day to come in. that is absolutely not what it is. senate majority leader schumer looking to package on the bill this week. bottom line, listen to what he says here. >> well, the bottom line is, that everyone who looks at our bill says that it will greatly reduce the flow of illegal immigrant

madeline: exactly. be the only surviving filmmaker featured in regeneration, through her 1970 documentary i am somebody, about black nurses in south carolina trying to unionize. >> we want to be recognized. not because of our race, but because we are human beings. >> and i myself being a working mother and black woman, identified so closely with them. they were my sisters. jeffrey: anderson has made a career working in television and on films. madeline: i wanted to be a filmmaker to show the achievements of black people, and i also wanted to work in the struggle for equality for my people. and that's what i've done. all of my life. i've been an activist filmmaker. jeffrey: and she's still at it, about to go into post-production on a film about her own life. >> despite so many structural challenges, so many, you know, people still felt compelled and they still felt inspired to do this work. jeffrey: i am somebody is prominently featured in the final chapter of the exhibit, alongside the likes of melvin v

the story of the disappearance of madeline macan is surrounded by legends, while there is no officialthe version, it is obvious that until the body and significant evidence are found, accuse the brutner of kidnapping and the murder of the baby early, the german monster himself remains silent, and judging by his behavior at the court hearing, he is unlikely to speak. anastasia popova, andrey ivlev and ilya bernatsky. vesti, duty station, brussels, belgium. it took investigators and police just two days to solve a daring crime in st. petersburg, an order for the murder of a local lawyer. killer was wrong. instead of the lawyer, he dealt with his driver, the alleged organizer-perpetrators were detained, what did they not share with their victim and what could the lawyer himself be hiding? reporting by maxim movchan. oktyabrsky district court of st. petersburg. two people in handcuffs appear in the corridor, the alleged thug, the customer of ginterras, alfantsa ragauskas , and the puny andrei artyukhin. probably a contract artist. the supposed customer already knew from the news that his

thanks so much, madeline. >> ainsley: thank you so much, madeline. lawrence, we were all talking while she was putting up the report full screen of what the administrator said. they are object galgted to return to work. do you think they will? they are sticking up their middle fingers to the court. we are not coming back. they are saying blankety blank to you america not appreciative for the food and shelter all the free things they get that's how they thank america. >> brian: how you go up to the border go up to any port of entry or caught they say i feel under threat in my country. do you think this kid feels under threat in his country and only thing he could do is flee to america for a chance at the american dream? see his tongue sticking out at all of us. is he laughing. they are laughing at us lawrence lawrence they are probably part of the country they are fleeing. part of the criminal corruption. >> ainsley: nikki haley and dodonald trump use that for your campaign ads. >> lawrence: ubecause of what greg abbott has been doing. getting new num

madeline: we went to the movies practically every week.g with this picture. because black people were always presented in pejorative ways. they were always lazy. not too smart. happy to do anything that their masters said. and at first it made me angry. and then it made me sad. and then as i grew older, it made me want to do something about it. jeffrey: and that made you want to become a filmmaker yourself. maline: exactly. jeffrey: at 96, anderson is believed to be the only surviving filmmaker featured in regeneration, through her 1970 documentary i am somebody, about black nurses in south carolina trying to unionize. >> we want to be recognized. not because of our race, but because we are human beings. >> and i myself being a working mother and black woman, identified so closely with them. they were my sisters. jeffrey: anderson has made a career working in television and on films. madeline: i wanted to be a filmmaker to show the achievements of black people, and i also wanted to work in the struggle for equality for my people. and that'

hey, madeline. >> hey, good morning, guys.here are high stakes for republicans and democrats in michigan. on the democratic side, we'll see how big that protest vote is against president biden. those backers are hoping for at least 10,000 uncommitted votes about the same as donald trump's margin of victory over hillary clinton in 2016. >> i think there will be a sizeable number of votes for uncommitted. i think that it is every person's right to make their statement about what is important to them. >> meantime, former president trump is the heavy favorite to win michigan. race past super tuesday. >> i can tell you that we raised a million dollars. in 24 hours after the election in south carolina that we are continuing to see the dollars come in. because americans. that voice. i will continue to fight for them. as long as we think that there is an option. >> the republican contest is in two parts. the winner of today's primary gets 16 delegates. the winner of saturday's party-run convention gets 39. lawrence, steve, ainsley and

madeline, adviser matthew lazer. madeline, i'll start with you on this. now that we're in a situation where essentially sir keir starmer has successfully leant on a speaker here? >> oh, well, i mean , certainly >> oh, well, i mean, certainly he the speaker, acceded to what labour was demanding for sure. i think the real question is how much of it was , as you said in much of it was, as you said in your intro, cutting a grubby deal your intro, cutting a grubby deal. um that was purely a face saving exercise . as for gaza , saving exercise. as for gaza, um, and how well or was any of it to do with how much of it was to do with the concerns about mp safety, which i don't think we should dismiss? you know, it's been speak to often been mps that i speak to often talk about, you know, just the a constant level of harassment, intimidation , um, having cctv intimidation, um, having cctv around their homes, having their properties disturbed. um, and that's before you even get to the really serious things that have happened in the last few years, you know, mps murd

. >> ainsley: madeline rivera joins us now. sorry madeline. rivera riviera. >> good morning.if it is easier. kathy hochul suggested the migrants accused of attacking nypd officers should be deported. seven people were arrested for this assault on two nypd officers over the weekend. only one being held on cash bail. another suspect was not prosecuted by the attorney's office said they do not have sufficient evidence he was involved in the fight. one man seen here giving cameras the middle finger. prosecutors did not request cash bail because they need to know each suspect's role. daniel penny's lawyer is slamming the decision, from what i understand they have minimal or no ties to new york city. anyone willing to resist arrest does not have respect for the system and les likely to return to court. sources say nypd is investigating if suspects used fake names to get tickets and board a bus heading west. the court says they are not aware of the suspects whereabouts, but they are are to return to court on their scheduled date and they are looking for more suspects. >> brian: why

madeline rivera is here this morning. >> this bill is only hours old but facing backlash from the left and right. when the number reaches 5000 over a seven-day period. negotiators clarify this does not mean 5000 are allowed in. the bill provides $650 million to reinforce miles of new border wall, deports illegal aliens after they cross the border. senate majority leader chuck schumer is looking to vote for this this week. >> everyone who looks at our bill says it will greatly reduce flow of illegal immigrants into this country and it is done in a fair way. >> the bill is expected to cost $118 billion. it does not only address the border, it includes support for ukraine and 14 billion in security assistance for israel. getting the legislation through congress and president biden's desk appears tougher. house speaker mike johnson says i've seen enough and it will not end the border catastrophe biden has created fchl this bill reaches the house, it will be dead on arrival, does not sound promising there. republicans want to impeach alejandro mayorkas today. full house could vote on impeac

so, but nato insists russia is madeline. it was the phone, was there. so it's like they put the pressure is using all the leave was of influence at its disposal to stop the european pulse of the republicans, moldova, it is obvious, transfer history is a former pressure on mode of become on the what exactly it is a political declaration to inflame the pre electoral climate, to know the speaking at a summit of leaders from south eastern europe, the mold open president tried to reassure her fellow citizens and called for solidarity with neighboring ukraine. the ladies safe to the ukraine needs to be supported. ukraine is keeping us to day, peaceful and safe. hopeful message in a country overshadowed by the proximity of its neighbour. russia. were gonna leave you with some good news. i set success story, excuse me, from snow. we scandinavia scientists in norway have a boost of the numbers of rare arctic foxes. climate change of left endangered species struggling to find enough to eat in the wilds and the population had been down to around 40 foxes. but feed

. >> steve: madeline rivera joins us on developing story.y wind up in phoenix, madeline. >> good morning, steve. according to police sources they took a bus and went out west. so ice and homeland security investigations, according to ice sources say they made these arrests at a greyhound bus station in phoenix. identities of the suspects have not yet been released and we are waiting to get more details which migrants they arrested. we are told they are suspected of being involved in this beating of two nypd officers in a shelter outside times square. recap of the quick suspects arrested and charged. only one was held on cash bail. police sources then told us some of those who were released skipped town to head west again like i mentioned to you, steve. new york governor kathy hochul is calling for the attackers to be jailed and deported. >> the bail laws allow for people involved in the physical assault of a police officer to be charged as a bail eligible offense meaning right now they should be sitting in rikers. >> manhattan district attor

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if you recall that madeline was last seen in 2007 she when she went missing while she and her family london with whether or not we will learn more about madeleine's fates, high stephanie progress hi it was christian bruckner's first public appearance in court since he was is named as a priy suspect in the missing madeleine mccann case he mentioned that four years ago. as you mentioned this weeks trial is unrelated to her disappearance the 47 real german first went to trial on friday at the state court in northern germany to face three counts of rape and two of sexual abuse for the allegations date back to between 2,002,017 in portugal were at the time he was living and working odd jobs the chargers are for five separate offenses including the rape of a woman in her 70s at her home the sexual abuse of a girl aged at least 14 the 2004 rape at knife point in her home of a young irish woman. an act he is accused of recording a video as well as a couple other alleged sexual abuse acts on children. tparadethe trial was ultimately postponed by a week to rule by the judge should be removed o

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can you set the table for us, madeline? >> hey, good morning, brian. to begin on thursday. and we could see fulton county district attorney fani willis testify in he or she own defense. the presiding judge appeared to allow testimony from some of the witnesses that the defense subpoenaed. this is a blow for willis who could be disqualified from the election interference case she is overseeing against former president trump and others in georgia. one of the key issues here is whether willis financially benefited in her relationship with relationship special prosecutor nathan wade who she hired to help lead the case. court documents showed wade build taxpayers $654,000 since january 2022. fulton county judge scott mcafee says specifically looking at defendant roman's motion it alleges a personal relationship that resulted in a financial benefit to the district attorney. and that is no longer a matter of complete speculation. the state has admitted a relationship existed and so what remains to be proven is the existence and extent of any financial benefit

so, madeline, it's all about he has got to come up with $400 million.f he doesn't have the cash, he has got to sell some stuff, right? >> yeah. it's still up in the air how they will pay this bond, so, it's a massive amount though, steve, because, as you mentioned, they have to cover the $355 million in damages. and then some even as they appeal. >> you are looking at roughly let's call it close to $400 million for something that he did nothing wrong. look, it's no coincidence and i will say it, they know, by looking at his statements of conditional condition, that this guy is worth a lot of money. billions and billions of billions of dollars. so. >> where will the money come from? that's the big question. trump's team did not confirm whether the former president would consider selling some of the iconic properties in his sprawling real estate portfolio that could include trump tower, trump park avenue and 40 wall street. according to forbes, trump is worth about $2.6 billion with his new york city real estate accounting for about $700 million of his we

hey, madeline. >> a few things to look out for here. is making the argument that former president trump can't win in the general election. that pitch struggled to gain traction in the early states and now it will be tested in a state crucial to winning in november and perhaps a nod to the challenges ahead of her. she ha has committed to stay ine race past super tuesday. >> can you say definitively that you will be going and campaigning beyond super tuesday. >> i can tell you we raised a million dollars in 24 hours after the election in south carolina. that we are continuing to see the dollars come in because americans want a voice. we are giving them that voice. as long as americans want me to be that voice, i will continue to fight for them. as long as we think there is an option. >> president biden is facing his own test where that protest vote against his stance in the israel, hamas war is gaining steam. >> i think there will be a sizeable number of votes for uncommitted. i think that it is every person's right to make their statemen

madeline rivera explains.denouncing for president trump's comments" part of a pattern of chaos. >> by sweet husband is deployed as we speak. and what i said to him yest yesterday, and i will say today, is in donald, if you have something you have to say do not say it behind my back. say it to my face on a debate stage for. >> th's is a did the former president made was talk about it be to get haley nmr log and then he brought up haley's has been. >> she comes over to see me at mar-a-lago sir i will never run against you she brought her husband, where's her husband? he is away. he is away. what happened to her husband? where is he? he is gone. >> michael haley serves in the army national guard he began a year-long deployment in june presidepresent biting come to hs defense saying major haley is abroad serving his country right now. we know he thanks our troops are suckers but this guy would not know service to his country if it slapped him in the face referring to trump there. this comes with less than two week

what secrets did the pedophile bury in the ground, who actually kidnapped and killed little madelinethis have to do with the international gang that kidnapped children on the orders of influential perverts. about the unpredictable trial that the whole of europe is watching, andrey. over the past 5 years in moscow region , the number of robberies decreased by 2 and a half times and car thefts decreased by 4 and a half times. these figures were announced by the head of the moscow region main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs, viktor paukov , during the annual report at a meeting of the moscow regional duma. according to the lieutenant general, the police are successfully confronting the new challenge. in particular , last year the number of solved crimes in the information sphere increased by 7%. technologies, but law enforcement officers have traditionally paid increased attention to combating organized crime. toxic holiday, two children are still in intensive care after swimming in the pool of the mayak hotel in the samara region. in total, six minors were injured. acco

the story of the disappearance of madeline macan has become overgrown with legends, until...nalists relish the versions. obviously, until the body and significant evidence are found, it is too early to accuse brückner of kidnapping and killing the baby. the german monster himself remains silent, and judging by his behavior at the court hearing, he is unlikely to speak. anastasia popova, andrey ivlev, ilya bernatsky. vesti, duty station, brussels, belgium. it took only two days for investigators and police to solve a daring crime in st. petersburg, an order for the murder of a local lawyer. the killer made a mistake and dealt with his driver instead of the lawyer. the alleged organizer-perpetrators were detained, which they did not share with their victim, and which the lawyer himself may be hiding. oktyabrsky district court of st. petersburg in two people in handcuffs will appear in the corridor, the alleged bruiser's customer ginteros alfansa ragauskas and the frail andrei artyukhin, probably the executor of the contract killing of st. petersburg lawyer viktor patrushev. the

history and the sort of gabby in you and that the united states is that country which ultimately as a madeline albright one said the united states stands taller and looks further. and therefore, it is essentially superior to the rest of us. we, we are less, are people then lesser states, them the united states. and therefore, when they send that, that they sense that they are superior, then they have exceptional rights. and when they do something, which we consider to be evil, they don't consider to be able at god most i'll say it's a mistake, like any rock by invading the country and destroying the company. they then baited and destroyed the country. they never said that we did evil at most. so say it was that there was a mistake. now i know that you were born and spoke to your formative for gene, a chairs and the united face and done at a certain point of time. you returned to iran, you're also volunteer. it's a 25 and the iran iraq war you were subjected to, to a chemical weapons attack. and i want to ask you, it's a personal question, but i think it's very valid in this day and age. did yo

so but nato insists russia is madeline. i was here almost there. so i thought the pressure is using all the leave was of influence at its disposal to stop the european pulse of the republic of moldova, it is obvious from trans history is a form of pressure on moldova become more of a white glove, which it is a political declaration to inflame the pre electro climate to know the speaking at a summit of leaders from south eastern europe, the mold open president tried to reassure her fellow citizens and called for solidarity with neighboring ukraine. the ladies safe to the ukraine needs to be supported. ukraine is keeping us to date the school and safe hopeful message in a country overshadowed by the proximity of its neighbour russia. much above who is a freelance journalist who just returned from a visit to transmit street. i often miss trans mystery and so worried in any way about pro russian set persists or asking most go for help. i will say there are concerns. there are actually quite happy and keen to gain support from must go up. as you rightfu

so, but nato insists russia is madeline. the. what's the phone was actually thought the pressure is using overly was of influence at its disposal to stop the european pulse of the republicans mold over it. is obvious from trends history is a form of pressure on moldova to come on the what exactly it is a political declaration to inflame the pre electro climate to know the speaking at a summit of leaders from south eastern europe, the mold open president tried to reassure her fellow citizens and called for solidarity with neighboring ukraine. the ladies safe to the ukraine needs to be supported. ukraine is keeping us to date the school and safe. hopeful message in a country overshadowed by the proximity of its neighbour, russia, mission, barbers of freelance and journalists are joining us now from the small dover mesa. i hear you've just gained access to transmit street and you've been there until just this morning. what did people there tell you about about how they're feeling about this situation to the people interest of the st

later this year, trial of a key suspect in the case of missing produced, talked about madeline. mccann has begun and the 2 in the city of branch, 547 year old, the german man identified as christie on b is being tried for a number of sex crimes that charges unrelated to the long, unsolved my, the case they stem from the investigation into a disappearance at least 11 people are dead. after off, the fire destroyed to pay the country. on the outskirts of the indian capital of dalai. emergency teams are still searching for survivors. firefighters have successfully contained the place, so if it gets to determine the cause of ex lotion that ignited it and thousands on tens of thousands of farmers in india on the march to demand guaranteed minimum prices for that crops, desperately on the policy of the phone. the phone has begun moving towards dandy with a column of tractors and trucks. early this week, police have been blocking them with gas and barricades. waking up on the side of a highway, all of these thomas have been camping out on their way to deli. busy where they want to voice that a

let's bring in fox pwezness correspondent madeline. women want us to bring them flowers on a first date. >> first date, bring flowers. that will show one, you thought about her before picking her up or before meeting with her. two, it will set the tone. >> this is how you get flowers on your first date. so, you say i know you haven't inquired but i would like to let you know that i am very fond of roses. no particular color. >> jesse: are you serious? >> ya, so i think this is weird. i am all for a guy asking you out, he should ask you, take you out, he should pay. flowers. it's impractical. what do you do, show up on the date. then you hold them. thank you so much. did you bring a vase. where do i put the flowers. >> jesse: thank you. >> jewelry. you show up with a nice necklace great. earnings. >> jesse: a necklace first date. >> gold diamonds. >> jesse: stop it. now you're just being stupid. >> just putting it out there. >> jesse: you were sounding so logical then all of a sudden off the rails. go to the gym these days, mad son. >>

. >> carley: madeline rivera. >> some material include documents about military and foreign policy in afghanistan and were found in a badly damaged box surrounded by household items. herr did not bring charges. the president looking to quell this political fire storm and defended his -- >> president biden: i put this country back on their feet. he referred to egypt's president as president of mexico. >> initially the president of mexico, cici. >> he seeks a second term, one lawmaker questions whether the president is fit to hold office now. >> president biden needs to be charged or removed from office under the 25th amendment. you either have to prosecute him or remove him under the 25th amendment. >> meantime former president trump says the justice department should drop the charges against him since they are not charging president biden. president biden is hosting the german chancellor before leaving for delaware and likely face more questions. >> carley: thank you. bring in mark smiths, constitutional attorney and former member of president trump's transition team. what do you make

madeline rivera live from washington with more. this is not good. >> it is not.lice officers hurt in last nine months of 2023. last quarter has not been released. law enforcement data point to number of factors that led to the rise. >> we have politicians become anti-cop, where is the assemblymen at a podium screaming in time square from what we saw against law enforcement. >> this comes after two nypd officers were attacked by a group of men in time square last month. there was backlash after four were released after being arrested. prosecutors are looking for more suspects. >> steve: thank you. we have a couple headlines, five family members of five young marines killed in intraing last week are speaking out. marines died when flying from nevada crashed during a forest during a rainstorm. bradley multion, the captain of benjamin multion joined us. >> we was going to be a marine if it killed him. he made it to marine and they killed him. >> steve: ben multon was just 27 years olds. nine new charges including attempted murder. >> i can't with that history in ac a

and then madeline albright decided to raise the bar to offer some unacceptable conditions on the serbian side which no country could accept. and but that was used as an excuse to start bombing yugoslavia in 1999 without, without the security council was totally illegal. but they actually caused warrant, they wanted more, they didn't want to and was the same thing and ukraine. so when we watch you prayed from serbia, it's like watching uh, rear on, on the very that. uh you know, tv series. yeah. well, you know, missed the that they, this is what it, what it always gets down to. i mean, when there's a possibility for peace, it's always squashed. okay. we know before, december, uh, in 2021. the russians, as it would tensions were building up, they said, you know, here we have 2 proposals, one the dealt with our ukrainian neutrality and nato. okay. and not expansion of nato and nato should need to go back to in the 1997 parameters, completely ignored. i mean, those were doable, very doable things, very reasonable things. then in this sample it was doable. it was reasonable that was rejected