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such hot spots of our country, it is so normal, and are there any problems with the importation of maksanned systems for civilian purposes, because recently, just from many such publications about the fact that there are some problems at the border, that it is difficult to start up, that there is a lack of these complexes, what is the general picture with the purchase of civilian drones, which, apparently, there should not be any restrictions, except for the number. i want to say that earlier, well, a few months ago there were indeed certain obstacles, at the moment i personally have no problems in our fund. well, what about the volunteer initiative, uh, there was no uh, well, the situation has improved a lot, yes, we really need certain documents in order to to show that we are taking them for sale, but in our case it is certainly not a problem, so at the moment i can honestly say that i personally do not encounter problems with the importation of civil fractions, if we are talking about a second non-dual purpose, of course, well, the procedure is a little longer, more thorough, which

computer games and it it is worth saying that if it were not for steve wozniak pavlo durov jan kum maks your everyday life would definitely be different paypal was founded by max levchyn from kyiv almost 160 million users in two hundred countries of the world whatsapp was founded by jan from kyiv godfather and american brian acton, telegram founder pavlo durov also has ukrainian roots , his mother was born in kyiv and today he has many relatives in ukraine well, who in the modern world does not know apple, we are proud that steve wozniak is also ukrainian, and what do you think louissumair liked varenyki or platka in lviv osmayer, the creator of the golden era of hollywood, the founder of the mgm film academy and the academy award, he was born in the village of dymer, kyiv region, today many hollywood stars are of ukrainian origin sylvester stallone dustin hoffman jack palance leonardo dicaprio david the divine mila jovovich mila kunis olga kurylenko liv tyler catherine vinnyk anatoliy and ivanka sahno and vera farmiga steven spielberg is the only director in history who during the 60s,

yermak mak-folo's commission should also focus on this aspect of the work.answering your question about how it can be strengthened. is there room for strengthening? well, anyway, i am saying that today they are still present in the world economy. that's it . consumption of russian gas fell five times there in europe, but did not become equal to 1 zero. the same applies to oil. the same applies to metallurgy . adheres to this status. well, the americans and other countries, yes, or those that mainly pass through financial contacts , popular explain that guys, of course we understand your desire to buy russian resources at a discount. on this issue very briefly. well, i don't know. there are unanimous votes for the season. there are also some frankly anti-democratic results. the probability of approval. very high, but the unanimity is much less but the main thing is that it be adopted thank you very much thank you very much for coming to us at this hour and valentin smoothykh, a political analyst from slovo i dilo , was with us. the language of khvylovy is the

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for russian oil, well , these are also extremely serious decisions, we hope that in the next e and mak-foe an even tougher position on oil and very much it is important to gold and other er precious metals because let's not forget that gold, precious metals, is what russia sells and has quite serious er receipts in the budget, its russian budget is made of this for plus er well if we say what other source of income is this weaponry that russia produces and sells, well, it is very important that the world stops buying russian weapons at all, including the limitation of the cost of oil from russia. about this i also spoke to the leaders of the major 19 countries, but we know the cost price of russian oil approximately like this , and it is actually quite expensive for russian production, we can say that in fact, who india and china will buy oil at cost price, russia will do nothing or cheaper or cheap yes, you have. yes, there is a situation in russia, i apologize. perhaps you wanted to say what kind of situation in russia it is about, for example, with regard to gas, why were these norther

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never learned in school that were never heard until the day before, but not inflation very touches that mak >> people are identifying to as frauds is the latest social media thing isaiah came. have you ever seen on tv a bigger cell phone in industry? i'm too dumb, i didn't know wha this word is. it's like her entire life, how do i describe when prices go up right i got it, pricey go up yo too much she liked that's how she would keep with that though for a ticket now finally understand that. >> that's what i'm here. that because back to the overal point, they like a dumb audienc because idem audiences easier t sell in pedal dumb ideas that become the policies we've had for the last 21 months. >> are we being too harsh on her , are we giving her the worst read on what she was trying to say? i think she really believe that. >> let's say for a second that she's right. let's just suspend reality and say that republicans did teach everyone the word inflation, so information is impacting people and it's not a bad thing to sor of diagnose or give a word to describe what this bad thing is that is ha

i called out to my buddy to mak sure he was still all right.nd then the bear came back in it attacked me again. a got my head in my face over here and then i can do just lai there lifeless and it left agai and this time i gave it two or three minutes before i got up and darted walking down the mountain. >> tucker: bleeding from their attack. how our your injuries, how our your hands and your head? >> i have puncture wounds in my legs and my hands and my arm here. and have 60 some staples and my head and another big bite mark in my cheek and i think i had hundreds of stitches. >> tucker: i hope you were greeted like a hero at home. this is heroic. >> fire trucks, police cars and all sorts of stuff when i got back home. >> well deserved. you hear about their attacks in the people that do survive. the ones i do always say that the bear has terrible breath. is that true? >> that is very true. i don't know what it was eating before, but it's breath was something i will remember. it was nasty. >> tucker: when the bear had your head in his mouth, you

this is a state that because it's so important we want a republican presence here to mak sure it is well represented along with other states that have other issues. big cities like philadelphia that has issues along around poverty. we have to ensure these issues are addressed read republicans into it while. when barack obama was there campaigning for that it was barack obama who referred to th people of pennsylvania is bitte americans that cling to their god, gun, bible, and religion. somebody in the media might hav enough guts to ask if he still believes that about the people of pennsylvania. thank you, we will follow this race closely the next eight days . democrats are turning to obama to try to avoid that midterm white out instead of the issues. obama is resorting to the same old tired talking points and th same old lies about republicans. here are easy suggesting that senator john ron johnson wants to get social security. >> how many of your parents are on social security? some of your grandparents are o social security. you know why they have that? they worked for it. they worked h

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economy is delivering for our citizens and not a headwind against them keeping their hard earned money, mak sure that parents are represented at the table and head of the table and law enforce ment is supported. this is where we're focus. >> sounds like you have been thinking about it. >> working hard in virginia. >> you have been thinking about it in. >> well, i appreciate it. i'm always humbled on this tigs cu discuss, we have had a great first year, a key thing that voter expecting out of an elected governor he goes to work and delivers on his promises. >> governor glen youngkin thank you. >> thank you. >> bring back our panel, mark pen and moa and marc thiessen, marc your thoughts on are seeing. >> a very bold prediction. big winner is karl rove. he is not going to have to count hanging chads in florida. if you look at in florida. governor youngkin said it performance matter, ron desantis is a counter puncher like donald trump, he went after disney, he punches back hard. he has a record as a conservative reformer that is outstanding and on top of that, his management of the hurricane, i

this is a rare hurricane to mak landfall. fact, nearly 40 years since last time, 1985 was the last time a hurricane made landfall in so these folks as you can tell, these conditions getting much worse even in the short amount of time we have been talking you can tell it's is going to be a long night here i florida. >> stay safe out there, we will get back to you is the news warrants. crate, good evening. >> good evening to you. interesting to see lauren makin some great comments about the history of the hurricanes hitting, florida, going back into november. she talked about the one and 1985 on the west coast on the gulf coast side. on the atlantic side we have to go back all the way to 1935 to the hurricane of 1935 the last time hurricane hit the atlantic side of florida. it is now a sustained winds at 75 miles per hour a category on hurricane and notice the trajectory. instead of going directly straight to this, it is startin to take a little north northwesterly turned. as far as landfall coming up in the next several hours.

they want to keep in car free but voters will mak that decision . the no vote opens up the road to traffic an the keeps a car free. >> this is so important for health and safety. we live in a city where three people a day o hit while walking. we need some save space. >> voters will also weigh in on measure i. i guess vote would bring back cars to jfk promenad as well as the great highway. o both measures pass, the ones that get the most vote prevails. >>> if you need to update your registration you still have options. same-day registration also known as conditional registration is available up to and on election day. your ballo will be processed and counted a soon as your county's election office verifies your registration. for full list of sites that offer same-day registration, go to the secretary of state's website which you can see on the screen >>> we got you covered with national elections and results. we have local races as well as streaming on cbs news bay area. coverage begins tuesday at 5:00 pm. >>> the latest on the tornado, somewhat unus

how flag football is mak g an >>> finally tonight, only a handful of states recognize girls' flag footballfficial high school sport. but in california some young women are blitzing convention. here's danya bacchus. >> reporter: with drills, discipline and drive -- >> ready, go. >> reporter: -- players at los angeles's crenshaw high school are breaking barriers in california to prove they belong on the gridiron. >> this is the first girls' flag football team in high school. so i was like okay, i'm going to tell my kids and my grandkids i did this. >> reporter: the sport without the same risks of concussion and injuries as tackle football, is growing in popularity. nationwide the number of girls playing flag football in high school jumped 40% in two years. even though just five states recognize it as an official high school sport. the players stepped into sofi stadium for a reception on par with the nfl pros, getting jerseys, gear, and financial support. >> these girls can now go on the playing field and create dreams, develop pathways, the opportunities to really change the trajectory of th

and we are celebrating the world cup and the family and friends, and ifm family and phrenes friends, makgood reason, and the world cup is a great reason. so we have great upsets and great game, and speaking of the great game, the usa/england tomorrow. be there. there's the set. >> and it is beautiful set. we thank all of the men and women who are sacrificing their time for thanksgiving to bring you the world cup from qatar, and there are going to be some excited people because today in the fox super contest, someone won $25,000 of terry's money, and someone from kansas won michael's truck. >> congratulation, mitch, it rides smooth. >> and that is pending verification with mitch. and as alexi lalas mentions, this is going to begin a huge week for fox, and maybe one of the biggest world cup matches in american men's history. and then, we will have the kickoff at saturday 9:00 a.m. eastern and then we will have the big game sunday with aaron donald and patrick mahomes with the rams and the chiefs. so thank you for spending the thanksgiving with us, and enjoy the rest of the evening with you

now we have learned that mak up a little less than 50,000 university of california academic workers from to teaching assistance. this comes after contract talks failed to reach an agreement over the past year union members represented by the united auto workers. say wages are key part of the dispute some university employees make less than 24,000 a year. if people are struggling to make ends meet and struggling to find housing this implies that they won't be able to focus on delivering good education for our students pretty much all of my discussion sections that are led by the graduate student instructors are getting canceled for the week because they're going on strike. on its website university officials say you see continues to negotiate in good faith with the union committed to finding solutions to outstanding issues uc berkeley officials say they are preparing for a strike but expects few disruptions in a statement. they said the campus anticipates that classes will remain as scheduled offices will be open and the campus will provide normal or equivalent services now, we've also le

and when they call 911, mak they can get help. they want to make sure the becau the border is secure because they don't wanhet fentanyl pouring across, getting into the hands of young people and they want educational opportunities where our kids in high schoo l can get trade skill training, vocational training or career certificatioe scn in o school. so they're ready for the real jobs that are out there.r the thesreale are all parts of my platform. i think that's why they're with us. i thin. anand they also know that who's they want someone who's going g to protect their kids fromw fore these new forced shots, thatsthh the cdc is recommending ine to order for our children to be able to go to school.ho i spoke ouol.t immediately and said we'll never makes our kids guinea pigs. we will never force thos wille shot nevsthos on oure children. my opponent, her answer when asked if she would force our kids to get thoseo experimental shots, her answerr was, i don't know. was. i haven't thought about i meant. ,this is why they're voting fo

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thatlies and make up lies than cover our policies, which will actually help the people of arizona and mak e them safer. the press has gone bad and the t people are awake to it. >> the fact that even runn someone as lame as katie hobbsjo for governor of a major state tells you that they believe the they have the systemha orn't they think they can't lose. >> i mean, why. wouldn'tomeone they pick someone who can talk , ? well, her sister, her twin sister, actually , there wasf he some undercover video of her the other day. other dasaying that she voted fn and i was listening to hercove and that undercover video and she could actually communicate a little better. and i thought, well, she's obviousld actual a y smarter if she for m voted for me. and she can obviousld y articulate some points, why didn't they run her twin sisteru instead of katien he, who can't seem to articulate even her policies? polbefore the people of arizon a debate? >> it's almost sad. carrie lee joining us . thank you very much. great to see you. thank you, tucker. muc soh. corporate media outlets are awful, obviously, b

the family mak e what we'reen talking about, millions of dollars that went to hunte asr. lained and as you a showed with the tet message, hunter complained about having to keep his family up. hunter complained that beau was the golden child and that no one appreciated the fact that he paid his dad's livingd no one expenses. d so there's evidence from huntera biden himself to suggest thatf l joe biden was directlyar benefiting from the millions of dollars hunter was getting from these shady business deals. todaeven worse, we showed emailsy today where hunter bidn ofailed the landlord of an officefi for a business. he was starting with his dad. he said his dad was going to get a 10% equity stake in a business that was to help china get their foot in the door on the american natural gae amazins industry. so the amazing thing is joe biden was working with hunter biden to help china get a leg is up on our american energy industry. wand he was a part of that. this is something that he's lied about his involvement. he's lied about his knowledge. and we need to investigate that b

ou mak i mean, what dk o you make of musk as a person? >> he seems like he's got a hell of a personality. i mean, a jokester.wil yeah, but i was thinking aboutf these these people getting upset about they're going to have to work hard and it ha seems like the opposite ofy have what's actually happened, because the hardest work they've beenn doing for all these years is censoring people like us . and now they're not able to censor us . so wha t they all are left going to do, thanks. you have a lot of workload now. yeah. so maybe they're just thaty're they can't censor people. i think that is because, i mean, he's trying to get to profitability. ey can he's fact checking,'t he's expanding freedom of speech. they think they think that that the wishfully thinking that twitter will go under forr. the reason you stay. >> well, they lost their power s trip. yeah. they no longer have thisaw power . i mean, i sa w bloomber g put out and a report, something on tesla this big, long report, and it's taying all this stuff abou tesla and must disclose

almost impossiblescript to summarize in a tv script because it seems to have ths that lead to almostto mak everybody in authority on the planet. it's enough to make you into yot a conspiracy nut. can you summarize what you think this means? yeah, it's so big that the guy who was in charge of the enron collapse, which is very complicated, lots of pieces. this is much bigger and muchulous an more absurd. and ridiculous than enron, says the guy who is now running thisy company, who was the former enro broughtn who was brought ix that mess. it's very, verit'sy simple. finy you kind of touched on it.y wh it's basically a giant affinityh fraud. you want to stay who he is .e th he's the bernie madoff ofwith t crypto . he pretendhe to be this world with the donations, giving money to certainc poli specific politicians. it was to create an imag e of trust kind like bernie madoff had a foundation that gave money to hospitals and charity so you wouldn'ff hadt think it ' a fraud. and then regulators who already exist need nt, we don't need new regulators who would have had authority over some of these

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biden's policies on crimebi and covid are clearlden's y mak. this particular shortage even worse. >> michael mic dukakis once said the fish rots from the head first. thisth administration is fallins laudth administration is fallins and they get lauded ine me the media while ignoringdi all f the more important issues. i'll give you the supply chaint problem is rampant across the board. a quick exampl e. ick exampl i went looking forpes. some envelopes. i wanted the windownstead on the right side instead of the left side for different s places that i went to . and they said they were out. there's a shortage. thise's a shortage. administration had paid too many people to stay home threa and threatened to punish the people that want to producet and the people that work, meaning anyone who shops, whether you're going to a grocery store, you go toore, you a drugstore to see bare shelves that you've never seen inf th the history. of the country. on. but i want to move on becauseo o congressman, i'm not congressman. i go to thovernoe governor . a biden

we have to makitselfe sure froma to shining sea, we show up,, mae get our voters out and mak eyour sure that you calliend your friends. ifs. you don't have one .ke lindsey graham says make one today. we need every single voter, shon showing up, showing out, and wea will have a majority in25 sea the senate. we'll have a twenty five seat majority in the house. and wemajority restore sanity to the greatest nation on god's green earth. let's see ifeart republicans wio >> senator , you have beenul one of the most powerfulig advocates for so many people. a big part of their successtravl will be because of your hardin work and efforts traveling around the country. countrysenator tim scott, we a. appreciate you being on . thank you, sir. all right. now, earlierthank sir. today d hitting news show, the viewew," co-host sunny hostin literally compared suburban women voting republican to roaches. loo >> okay, take a look.t's al but it'sso also surprising to me is the abortion issue. >> i read a poll just yesterday that white republican suburbane women are now going to vote republican . why? it's a

the the app is the portal to the mak company who's makingin the app. so for a startup like odyssey, getting on the app store was an essential step.e roughly roughly half of the adults in the united states use iphones states . so if you're not on the app store, you're shafted. >> but apple is hesitantnt t to allow oddisee on the app store. why? store well, because unlike youtube owned by google, oddisee, allowed its users to search fore informatiod n on the origins of covid and the juhan institutein of virologs of cy. oh, if you used oddisee, youth might know that the patron of apple was in fact responsible for the covid pandemic. so users of oddisee could the search for videos challenging also the effectiveness of the covered vaccineseffectiv, sg transmission of the virus. >> svio to apple, thatru kins.do free speech, truly free speech, searching for actual answers and not just more propaganda, was totally unacceptable. so apple presentedunac oddisee with a list of nearly two dozen search terms, most related to covid that it had to ban ify it wanted to

for a solve problems like a genius world. y prtg workday. that helps cfos mak for a changing world.tery.y prtg n ñuy >>> all right. 7 and a half minutes before trading at the new york stock exchange stock is looking higher. >> yes it should be the ceo, excellent ceo is doing an accelerated repurchase. he has a $5 billion pwhbuyback. he did not have to part with money. >> for rogers. that was the news from last week where they were able to terminate that deal given the fact they did not get approval from the chinese, at least in a timely fashion not buying rogers. more cash on hand. >> putting it back to work he had sold -- what i say is cyclical remember, things have come down in this industry >> meanwhile, it's moved more or less with the market it's not a great performer >> it still has cell phone, which is not well. it has water protection. what i regard as a secular industry and ed is sticking around, man he loves it. the big worry is ed going to say am i done. he is fabulous and i think this is a good story particularly because they are d leveraged. better be lucky than good. the

if someone comes and makes the movie a year before you mak it, that would be interfering with the market for your potential market. >> isn't the classic thing with a photograph that it will be used in stoesbouthe subject of the photographnd therefore, competing in the same market that this adaptation was used in? namely, it was ud in a story about prince, not a sto about warhol. and at least from the rspective of the other side some of the amicus briefs, that's the key distinction >> i don't think so, yr honor. i think the second circuit agreed with us on this. they said the primary work itself would not actually compete as as a market subste thhe goldsmith's photograph. that's exactly right. i don't think the standard use of goldsmith's work would be to create warhol style transformed celebrity fine art portraits in the way that warhol did. in any event if you have concernsbo that actually a -- >> i guess this goes to use but it iseing used in a story about prince, just like i 1984 story in "vanity fair." >> you mean you in the ste "vanity fair" artic? ion, i guess what i would say is i

and a lot of tse cases where your talk about a veryin change and someone is just a knockoff artist mak bogus claim to new meaning or message i think juries are factfinders can exercise the common sense and say there's no transformative meaning or message there. >> justice thomas? >> i assume that the onge prince is copyright. >> yes. and i think tt copyright is directed at issue in this case. >> let's say tha i'm both a prince fan, wch i was in the '80s, and -- [laughing] >> no longer? [laughing] >> well -- [laughing] >> some, onl o thursday nights. [laughing] but let's sayha i'm also a syracuse fan and i decideo make one of those big blowup posters of orange prince and an the colors a little bit around the edges and put go orange underneath. wodou sue me for infringement? >> would the warhol foundation so you if you were to do that? >> well, you are their lawyer, so -- >> i can't comment on whether we would see you but i think to try to get at your question, you honor, i think question of whether that would be their use, sounds like my hypothesis you asked me to consider there's a dif

candidate indispeabity requiren which really has no footing any ofhe courts case law and that it would mak a lot of sense. certainly the soup cans emple, itas not like indispensable for warhol to use campbell' soup logo in order toree the image, and yet the court itself recognize that was a paradigmatic example of fair use. >> you said something a minute o about commenting on the original eating a key feature. i think that's true withhe examples listed in the statutory text as well where theyre commenting on the original. i think the import of campbell is that parit is a comment on the origina i some respes. how is a photograph use in an article about prince commenting a way on the original phogph? you might say that's the wrong way to look a it probably, but if that's what you're going to say come to me why. >> could answer your point the tt? the text does not require commenting or criticize the original. it says, a criticism. there's nothing textually the requires the com to be the original. the better way to undstd the text is if you look at justice black men's dissent in the case, not

banker mak hello, good morning banker mak from bbc london. - new figures reveal that 40% of londoners the figures by yougov for the mayor's office shows that the average rental price in london, is more than double some other parts of the uk. it's nearly £2,500, which is why mayor sadiq khan is calling on the government to freeze rents in london. there are concerns there will be an increased temptation for people to turn to gambling as an alternative source of income because of the cost of living crisis. it's one of the reasons westminster council is putting in new measures aimed at protecting vulnerable residents, including children, from gambling. the policy will include curbing opening hours on new premises. the council says it will balance supporting venues like casinos and betting shops while helping to reduce the risk of harm. it should be a national cry out for everyone — it should be a national cry out for everyone to _ it should be a national cry out for everyone to kind ofjoin forces and have _ everyone to kind ofjoin forces and have a _ everyone to kind ofjoin forces and hav

don-mak wants a large number of people. we have a holiday today. have us same republican opened.y 24, the closed starbucks coffee houses were bought out by rapper timati and restaurateur anton pinsky the new owners did not carry out a major rebranding, they removed a couple of letters from the name and slightly changed the logo, enlarging the portrait of the mermaid and dressing her in a kokoshnik. they explained that in this way they wanted to keep customers. let's call her the princess swan or just the russian beauty. we have, uh, traditional, and such ethnos a in the form of a kokoshnik. here it is used here, plus russia is famous for the most beautiful women in the world out of five thousand , the majority used the circle, respectively. we decided not to argue. e with a vision just and leave from elements in pursuit of customers in russia , western brands used to copy the usual coca-cola fan, that is, after the departure of the american company, pride was replaced by russian counterparts, kulla fancy and street from the factory of the ochakova label of drinks, while painfully

it mak nsense. if we are going to consider race and we argue that racial classification, which is hhl disfavored at law because nature the way it is going to be used, we take away some of the work. >> i don'k that is the way standing ordinarily works. i am worried that you are asking us for special specialing rule, that youaying that we can challenge the use of race factor without explaining how it is factoring in and that harms our members. so why is it that radoing anything differeyour this environment?o compete in they can stay get extra points. thts are not being tallied, there is no goal, tre is no target. in any event, they can get points for diversity in is environment. so, why does having race as a factor harm your members in an addressable way? >> the case is that unc gives racial preferences to everyone but white applicants and a applicants. >> are you sure about that? >> yes. >> i thought anybody could get a point for racial diversity to e tent that the other factors in their applicati al

stone: it attaches once the individual is released and it dissipates as soon as they mak a decision. justice jackson: the reason why that's troubling me so, and you mentioned the fourth andnt at one point, the reason why that's troubling me so is that isn't it the executive branches authority to take people into custody because they are going to effectuatthr removal, that you get to arrest and detain this person based on your decion and i'm sort of thinking aut poetical situation in which it might take the government nine months, a year orhanot, to make a decision as to whether or not to remove such peon. is it your view that once this person has served thr iminal sentence in statcot and they're about to be released, federal government has to, per the statute, come in and detain that psoeven if they haven't decided to remove them and they can ldhem i suppose indefinitely until they make that determination? mr. stone: two parts. the first part is a very direct yes. but the second pt perhaps in cerinxtreme circumstances there might be an as-applied cotitional challenge. that having bee

poroshenko needs to remember to whom he allegedly says this, he believes that he is saying, this is makful. what is the task of crimea here gadfly the task is to overthrow putin and this task. i'm ready to decide better than zelensky decides. you know, the western man in the street has long been vtyuhivali that in this case, democracy. well, ukraine is struggling with authoritarianism in russia, yes. here. we have now seen the price of ukrainian democracy. it would seem that the political struggle of one president replaces another in the elections, while the policy on the most important issue for ukraine, issues of relations with russia , does not change at all, as if poroshenko simply remained in the same position. why they they can argue they are allowed to argue about whether one can call the other an alcoholic, the other the first a drug addict, as an inist it somehow amuses the public, one can say that i speak russian at all and not in total the other will take a tougher position. actually. they consistently implement the scenario that the owners have invested in them since the coup d