during his visits to the middle east island, fisher, that was organized as far as from occupied history. some thank you. i'm, as well as meanwhile, is really forces of carried out more raids until a car in the engineering refugee camps in the occupied west bank. in the past 12 hours, at least 2 people have been killed and raised in the town of spain to none. and in hebron to that speech are correspondent, i'm a junction and he joins us from the ground that into a car and mom and i know the rates of an escalating the destruction to tell us what you're seeing. the let me just try to set the scene for you and our viewers, we're here and that sort of cut them refugee camp in to cut them. and there had been several hours worth of rage last night into this morning. the is really on the rates lasted about 4 hours from around to a local to about 6 am local. and let me just step out of the way and let us on a show you some of the scenes here on the street and look at them. refugee camp you see over there at the damage to the street. that's way high witnesses tell us is really warmer. bulldozers

to excessively enter gaza by land over fears of strikes against us forces in the middle east, according to giora islande israel with ammunition and missiles that are killing our people in palestine. thirdly, through advisers. and some senior us military leaders who discuss with the israeli army the best mechanisms for invading gaza. exactly. newspapers conducted poll asking participants who is leading the war against gaza, is it the us army or the israeli army? كانت يتحدثون الجيش الامريكيid the war. the us is interested in eradicating hamas and islamic jihad, but there are a number of obstacles. firstly, the us believes that they can't eliminate the popular support for these two movements and that means that they will... previously said you must learn from our experience in afghanistan and iraq. the second point is the rise in the number of operations conducted by the islamic resistance in iraq, syria and yemen as well. there are also anti-us and anti-israel operations abroad, some of which are announced. some are not announced, and that hurts americans. at first, americans were dealing with the matter

middle east. according to giora island, the former head of israel's national security.are killing our people in palestine, thirdly through advisors and some senior us military leaders, discuss with the israeli army the best mechanisms for invading ghaza, then it's a full time job. exactly, few days ago, one of the israeli news. the us is interested in eradicating hamas and islamic jihad, but there are a number of obstacles. firstly, the us believes that they can't eliminate the popular support for these two movements and that means that they will. is the rise in the number of operations conducted by the islamic resistance in iraq, syria and yemen as well, there are also anti-us and anti-israel operations abroad, some of which are announced, and some are not announced, and that hurts americans. at first, americans were dealing with the matter normally. but after three days, the us announced that they suffered dozens of losses in their attacked military bases, what about the limited ground incursion that the israelis claim to have carried out twice as an experiment? what

middle east. according to guiora island, the former head of israel העיקובים עד עכשיו בפעולה נבאו בעיקר משני דברים,the best mechanisms for invading. one of the israeli newspapers conducted poll asking participants who is leading the war against gaza, is it the us army or isش الاسرائيلي كانت النسبه الاعلى من الاسرائيليين يتحدثون الجيش الامريكي said army is leading the war. the us is interested in eradicating hamas and islamic jihad, but there are a number of obstacles. firstly, the us believes that they can't eliminate the popular support for these two movements and that means that they will bloom again. byden previously said, you must learn from our experience in afghanistan and iraq. the second point is the rise in the number of operations conducted by the islamic resistance in iraq, syria and yemen as well. there are also anti-us and anti-israel operations abroad, some of which are announced. yes, and some are not announced, and that hurts americans. at first, americans were dealing. with the matter normally, but after three days, the us announced that they suffered dozens of losses in their atta

present hand-picked images of very beautiful, legendary and rich country that was the island of stability in the middle east. the goal of making those movies was to present a perfect image of the newly established israel to encourage the jews everywhere in the world to immigrate to israel. in these documentaries. the israeli cinema was always showing and trying to reach a greater israel. before that, the israeli cinema rarely made feature films, but since the 1960s, the development and support of fictional cinema was put top of israel's cultural policies. in that decade, movies were made in israeli cinema that were known as a buddha's genre. the movie salah was the first movie of this genre. these movies. which were mostly superficial and crude comedies were made based on the story of the immigration and settlement of jews from all over the world in israel, these scenes were not satisfactory for the israelis. after a while israel huge investment on the production of fiction films. on the one hand, the jewish immigrant community that had been transferred to palestine from all over the world, after several de

. >> they are friends i am a christian and israel is a shining light in the middle east requested fdny emt long islandighter. >> i am not jewish but i work for a jewish community. i did it for the guys i work with their families live here. >> they are very professional for. >> is really fire chief said he lost men on october 7. others were called by the military. >> they help us and the rocket scenes and fires in would have , 50 firefighters on the scene here they are doing with number. >> the work we do is so similar so when it is time to bunker out and go to a structure fire that is what you do progress or what is really firefighter now living in stanford, connecticut the decision to come back home was easy. course first will succumb to my country my commitment to my family. in the second reason is 81st responder the world must know what happened here progress the american firefighters that we spoke to say they are using their own vacation time to make this trip to israel. you're the gaza border in the southern israel lucas tomlinson fox news. just wonderful. veterans day is a week away in honor of

in response to the situation in the middle east, the israel defense forces launched strikes on the islandthe idf reported intercepting a surface-to-air missile launched from lebanon. in turn, in the gaza strip, the israeli military allowed some people to evacuate from the ashifa hospital, according to the army press service, this was done in response to a request from the head of the hospital. meanwhile, the israeli national security council admitted that they are facing great international pressure and demands for a ceasefire without the release of the hostages, the head of the department. at least 26 people have been killed in the area's shelling this morning. most of the victims are children, this information is provided by reporters, and the aljazeera tv channel, in turn, reported an attack on a center for the elderly, as a result of which the director of the institution was killed. the enclave ministry of health talks about a shortage of food, food and water in the ashif hospital is enough for a maximum of 400 people, while it is currently located there no less. journalist seymour he

lots of islands continue to spiral in the middle east of protest as of taking to the streets of tel aviv calling for the release of civilians. taken hostage of course by how must minutes ends on october. the 2nd the is ready citizens urging the international community in the nation so far things to take action and save those field. passivity, of course, among the many women and children. now it comes with just a 5 of those held by him. so being released, so 5 full weeks on from the mass that's open out to our bureau chief instead of being his maria financial yes. and other emotional event involving families of him as hostages. the latest from the idea is that 241 people are incomplete between guys, including over assess your children. 5 in friends under the age of 3, the kept somewhere in science, same place, probably underground for almost 2 months now. you own his whole family, 2 young daughters ages 4 and 2 and his wife were kidnapped from the grand parents home in his southern is rarely town. we don't know how to treat them. what are they eating? i don't know nothing. i have. i have

to come to a town called to ask what that, what is being done to them as of islands continues a spiral across the middle east. the protesters of take me to the streets of tel aviv calling for the release of civilians taken hostage by hamas on october. the 2nd the, it's really citizens. i think the international community and is ready to go forward, has to take action and save those skills and kept typically among the many women and children. it comes as just fine for those held by how the us are being released so far. we're talking full weeks on from the mass of tackle type with the 7 open out to our bureau chief. i'm at least b or a cheaper if an option that has this from salary. 2 yes, and other emotional event involving families of him as hostages. the latest from the idea is that $241.00 people are incomplete between gas a, including over assess your children. 5 in friends under the age of 3, the kept somewhere in signed in place. probably under ground for almost 2 months now. you own his whole family to young daughters ages 4 and 2 and his wife were kidnapped from the grand parents home in his southern

middle east. >> so did fdny e.m.t. and long islandues. >> i'm not jewish but i work for a jewish community. i did it for the guys i work with. their families live here. >> charming and they are very -- >> israeli fire chief says he lost men on october 7th. others were called up by the military. >> they help us in the rocket scenes and in fires and car accidents. >> in the u.s. would have 30, 40, 50 firefighters on scene. here they are doing it with a quarter of those numbers. >> the language of the fire service, the work we do is so similar, so, when it's time to bunker out and go to a structure fire, then that's what you do. >> one israeli firefighter now living in stanford, connecticut, the decision to come back home was easy. >> first of all, it's my commitment to my country, my commitment to my family. and the second reason is first responder the world must know what's happened here. >> the american firefighters that we spoke to say they are taking their own vacation time to make this trip to israel. bret? >> bret: lucas, thank yo

island. u.s. forces in the middle east were attacked four more times yesterday, bringing the total to at least 73 the middle of last month. the u.s. military's responded with airstrikes about every 20 times they're attacked. moving 600 miles to the west in israel, officials say president biden has been putting more pressure if on israel's prime minister to extend this ceasefire to get more hostages out by yesterday. >> i've encouraged the prime minister to, to focus on trying to reduce the number of casualties while he is attempting to eliminate hamas, which is a legitimate if objective of. >> reporter: president biden and the first lady called various military units throughout the world. it's notable he did not call any of the u.s. forces who have come under attack in the middle east. jacqui: lucas tomlinson in nantucket, thanks so much. for more, we are joined by former deputy national security advisor under former president trump victoria coates who is now vice president of foreign policy at the heritage foundation. thank you so much, victoria, for being with us. appreciate your time. so i wan

island. u.s. forces in the middle east were attacked another four times, that brings the total to at least 73 since middle of last month. u.s. military's responded with airstrikes, about once for every 20 times they're attacked, jonathan. moving 600 miles west back to israel, officials say president biden has been putting more pressure on israel's prime minister to get this ceasefire extended to get more hostages out. biden was asked about this pressure yesterday. >> i've encouraged the prime minister to, to focus on trying to are reduce the number of casualties while he is attempting to eliminate hamas, which is a relegitimate objective. a legitimate objective. >> reporter: while the president called various or units in the military, he didn't call any of the units who have come under attack over the past month, jonathan. jonathan the: lucas tomlinson in man nantucket -- nantucket, thank you. let's bring in dr. rebecca grant, fox news contributor, national security and military analyst and the president of iris independent research. doctor, thank you for being being here. we are just getting word

islands, there bebika woke up. and we begin the situation in the middle east. the press service of the israeli army reported.

islands, and woke up there. and we begin the situation in the middle east. the press service of the israeli army reported a breakthrough in the front line of the hamas defense on north of the gas sector. the department also announced a retaliatory strike on lebanese territory. previously, an attempt was made from there to attack an idf drone. we will learn more from our special correspondent in israel, alexey konapkom, who joins us. alexey, greetings, what other statements will the officials make? hello, well, this is probably the most interesting thing, this is the first qualitative, and not just quantitative comment from representatives of the israeli defense forces, about what the first line of defense is. kamaz is broken, but however, a lot of videos and photos from the ground, from inside the gaza sector, are now being published, a lot so that by reference points, by noticeable buildings, comparing them with satellite images, one can try to create a map of the captured bridgeheads, so, apparently , now there are either 3 of them, the largest in the nort

east for island, have deployed a reinforcements to the region. so we should be worried that this war is not just going to be limited to the middle east. and tell us more about that northern front . i'm curious if you could spell up a specifics for us about what the concerns are at the lebanese border. major concerns are, is that helpful. i might try to intensify its attacks and it might essentially spill over or even try to conduct incursions. however, we don't know how far iran is willing to risk losing its proxy by having an entry the board completely rises and being a distraction in process and, and trying to keep the israel of forces tight in that feature. well, thank you so much for that analysis, but it's not random around for us it. we really appreciate your time. thank you very much. and us secretary of state, and to me blinking is in israel to press the officials on measures that would reduce harm to civilians in casa lincoln as arrived in tel aviv he will meet with is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss allowing more aid and to gaza, him offering cause a health ministry says more than 9000 people have died in

let's turn from the middle east to storm karen which is left a trail and also the channel islands, nopondent is in jersey with the latest. t correspondent is in 'ersey with the latest. ., ., , ., correspondent is in 'ersey with the latest. ., ., ., ., latest. i want to show you one of the main routes _ latest. i want to show you one of the main routes to _ latest. i want to show you one of the main routes to the _ latest. i want to show you one of the main routes to the west - latest. i want to show you one of the main routes to the west of i the main routes to the west of the island. this is a perfect example of the damage the storm has caused without you see lots of trees which are followed overnight making it difficult for vehicles to get through. a few are attempting but as the advice remains a stay at home it's a lot quieter than usual. we see someone trying to get through there. what we're also seeing is some of the drains block. you could see behind me the water piling up because of leaves. that is a big concern, the next flooding in the islands and we have seen that in the las

middle east conflict as possible. unless you're news of the day after the break are documentary serious visits, temporary river islands in bangladesh, which disappeared during the monsoon season. i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the next hour, and i do hope to see you then the the do not pursue so not to set the rules. phillips spends due to somebody in the system, so they don't thoughts protection without cutting down local bank though for is a big change for us on the national park and the people of the people is at the eco next on dw, the dw. sure. on fix. all the info, every day, the world wide web feel free to come over. well, we can take the different w call in the world and also your info is and all the input your w started now on to the base up level out from g is you can see in the middle dasha, because i'm such a organizing reconstruction to the full new houses and renewed us. it's getting cold. the rates of holding sign and the volunteers will win since the same issue, kids tick, nursing rebuild jobs, move indices, dw, the did you know the reason you see a pin proof of the face when supply doe

i am a christian and israel as a shining light in the middle east pickwick so that the and a long islandut i work for jewish community. identify the guys i work at their families live here. >> they are charming and very professional product israeli fire chief says he lost men on october 7, others were called by the military. >> they help us in the rockets' and in fires in car accidents pickwick to the u.s. would have 30, 40, 50 firefighters on scene here. they are doing it the quarter of those numbers but. >> that work we do is so similar so when it is time to bunker out and go to a structure fire that that is what you do permits for one israeli firefighter now living in stanford, connecticut the decision to come back home was easy. >> first of all its commitment to my country, my commitment to my family. and the second reason is as a first responder, the world must know what happened here broke. >> the american firefighters that we spoke to said they are using their own vacation time to make this trip to israel. near the gaza border in southern israel lucas tomlinson fox news. jon: that

island. while americans were enjoying turkey, u.s. forces in the middle east were attacked four more time, at least 73 attacks on our service members in the middle east since the middle of last month. speaking of air strikes, officials say president biden has been putting more pressure on israel to extend this cease-fire to get more hostages out. biden was asked about his calls to israel's prime minister yesterday. >> i've encouraged the prime minister to -- to focus on trying to reduce the number of casualties while he is attempting to eliminate hamas, which is a legitimate obje objective. >> now, president biden made a number of calls to various u.s. military units from across the six branches of the armed forces. it's notable he did not call any in the middle east, that includes the u.s.s. gerald ford who has been extended twice and it was supposed to be home at thanksgiving with strike groups. david: thank you. attacks by iran-backed proxies on u.s. troops are escalating and reports that the defense department is building. is the biden administration doing

patagonia, buenos aires, paraguay, bolivia, easter island, new zealand, cambodia, vietnam, japan, ephesus. um. senegal. zimbabwe. rwanda and the middle east, to name just a few. you're mother joins you on some of these trips. you have thanksgiving together in business and in buenos aires. what would you say was the unifying. thread, if you will, for like, what's what's next? you know, we what's the next what's the next experience? and also, you were keeping a journal. mm you were not keeping a journal in order to write a book that was not wasn't that was not in your mind. but this kind of inner exploration was, was driving you. and it seems like it was animated by your grief about about your father. and also this search for your own true identity and and also, i want to make sure that i say this about your book. you so grapple with your your father's history and who he was at the age of 32 and 34. and his accomplishments and the fact that he was the son of a sanitation worker and that he put himself through college and he put himself through law school, and that you had things easier and had a lot of access. and you're very you really int

middle east expert. this month she was one of the signatories to a letter from jewish and israeli residents of rhode islandasks the state federal delegation to support cease-fire in gaza. in march, ruth ben-artzi spoke out about distancing himself -- herself from netanyahu. when asked why she chose to speak out, she said -- "i am ashamed, sad, angry. ashamed by relatives have no shame, there are no position of power that promotes violence and fascism. these are not the jewish values i absorbed into which i feel connected. israel could remain a country in which jews find a safe haven in partnership with all the population groups within the state's borders. she joins us now. providence college political science professor and middle east expert. she is an israeli and u.s. citizen. we welcome you to democracy now! thank you for being with us. your voice has so much power because you are the prime minister's niece. can you speak directly to him come to the people of palestine and israel, and the world about what you want to see happen right now, ruth ben-artzi? >> first of all, i speak as an israeli citizen, an

middle east unfold from afar with many struggling to come to terms with it. how they are dealing with rising global tensions. >>> a close new look at the hawaiian wildfires nearly three months after they devastated the islandewly-released body cam is revealing. >>> we break down the latest major nfl trades. from defensive juggernauts to a quarterback moving from the desert to the tundra. >>> and welcome to mombie land. it is wednesday, november 1st. "early today" starts right now. >>> thanks for being with us. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm jessica layton. this morning, israel's military pushes deeper into gaza as the human toll of the israel-hamas war is really coming into focus. crews are sifting through what's left of the biggest refugee camp this morning, hoping to find any sign of life after israeli airstrikes leveled it. richard engel begins our coverage this morning. >> reporter: israel devastated part after refugee camp on the edge of gaza city. carrying out what it called a large-scale strike in one of the most densely-populated areas in the world. a nearby hamas-run hospital said dozens were killed and hundreds injured. nbc news cannot independently confirm those figures. the camp is full of apartmen

island. she's also a member of the european parliament's delegation for relations with palestine. loss and connection is the founder and director of the european middle east project, an independent organization specializing in european and international policies on the israel palestine conflict. and we also have suzanne lynch. she's the chief brussels correspondence of politico and also hosts. it's podcast. you confidential . thank you so much for joining us today on inside story will welcome to to each of your season, and i'll start with you because i know you were on the ground the in the building at the last you summit. can you give us a read at the moment of, of the tone of the conversation. we obviously know that the divisions are deep, how entrenched all day. and i think they are extremely entrenched. i think the problem for the e u is that european commission in particular, doesn't really have a strong role when it comes to foreign policy. at the end of the day, this is the province of each and every state. the you comprises 27 different countries, and a lot of the time, as you mentioned, the reports they coalesce and what they, what they believe,

island of freedom, on an island of prosperity, not it will work out, so the americans are not ready for a serious conversation with us, either on ukraine or on the middle east russian compatriots in the united states, i know that president biden just talked about, of course, the crimes of hamas. very serious crimes, but you can’t stoop to the level of islamophobia, you can’t demonize all muslims in the united states, for this i praise him... but i absolutely do not see any opposition to russophobia in the united states, which what's going on in this relationship? the situation is obscene, indecent, very depressing. our russians, and there are millions of them here, who for various reasons ended up on the territory of the united states of america, and not all of them are the same relocants or traitors, people came here again... after the great october socialist revolution, the majority of people are pro-russian federation, they want to maintain ties with us, be friends and do not forget our common history, today they are scared, afraid to speak openly, anything, they are under attack from the ukrainian diaspora, from the traitors, and they are not left alone

island on brand. so just in the middle of a new of the bridge. and everyone just i can from the east bay traffic was really, really good this morning really surprising that we got on the bridge it just there's been about like 25, i want to say at least hp car zooming past or the past 15, 20 minute. i probably been sitting here. what of caltrans truck? i can't be in the protesters. i'm like but not sure the situation up there. but everyone just kind of sitting and waiting great video of what's happening there self but wait. so you're saying. >> you saw at least 25 chp and all of fleet of tow trucks. >> cause this not like yeah. like 5 or 6 of them went by 15 minutes ago. i it in a more kids are going to more. yeah. they're going to rp. are people getting out of their cars where you are? >> i i and get out. but so far everyone to. >> pretty patient. nobody getting out of the car to get our people turning off their engines because we're going to people run out of gas here before too long. this thing's not going to be resolved anytime soon. >> yeah, yeah. it looks like most people have t

middle east trip hoping to keep the israel hamas war from spreading. blinken has made stops in israel and jordan rejoined me now some is also just been in the region rhode islandthe chairman of the armed services committee. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> "fox news sunday." >> thank you very much. shannon: secretary blinken has just been we have a read from the administrations of secretary expressly commitment to the u.s. toward working toward the realization the palestinians of the establishment of the palestinian states. is that something hamas would allow or even if that solution was worked out with a continue do you believe about the extermination of israel as a nation? shannon: hamas has committed to israel. that's why israel is engaged in attacking, degrading and ultimately defeating hamas. what we have to do is not speak to hamas they are intolerant we have to speak to the palestinian people we have to give them hope. we have to give them an aspiration so they will break with hamas and fate will begin to support, we hope, a stable and peaceful region and the whole area. shannon: secretary blinken returns on to turkey we talked last week of the fac

island, spain, and built and is criticized. it has disproportionate are taking matters into their own hands. the details of belgium in spain are on a joint piece mission to the middle east. spain and belgium have taken the initiative now to to visit the region. because there are countries in europe that's want to play an important role to bring peace in the region. and i think we have a role to play built in m p. 's are also considering postables sections on these ro, we'd have to consider a travel, ben against is $0.80 or so, but also against a responsible, as an israel in the army and politics responsible for those atrocities. and for those effects against the again, civilians and the gaza. in recent weeks, the use be more cool about the suffering and goals and increased aid for palestinians. but this writes campaign is it also needs to call that war crimes committed by all sides. it's fine for the you to stop saying that is what it needs to respect international i may have to look in to ask you sort of stop by violating international i meant the united on russia's invasion of ukraine, needed to use the ease inability to uphold some of its principles and speak with on

island. and this question was answered with this. we should appreciate we live in the best neighborhood in the world. you were talking about what's going on in the middle east that's a rough neighborhood. a rough neighborhood. asia is getting to be really rough. africa has always been rough. south and central america rough. we are bordered by mexico and canada. none of us wake up every morning worrying that the canadian army is coming, right. [laughter] >> or that the mexican army is coming. we live in the best neighborhood in the world and we need to take advantage of that. we need to do it even more and the way to do that is through trade, fair trade. in the trade no matter what, not trade on the other guy's terms because we are still the biggest economy in the world and we need to use to leverage to our economy. wait a week from tonight. governor haley said about hamas, finish them. okay. one how are you doing that, and two what happens after you finish them? like, i'm not saying that that's a bad goal, just tell me how are you going to do that. are you going to kill every person in gaza in order to finish hamas? i don't think you can do that. and are yo

island to heal. borders matter, sovereignty matters. the united states is a global superpower with global interests and we have an interest in -- autocrats and terrorists from the borders of europe, middle east the indo-pacific. because if we leave them unchecked, these aggressors will keep challenging borders and keep starting wars. borders are intrinsically and universally about a nation's security. controlling and defending them is the essential predicate of sovereignty. so it's not by accident in addressing national security priorities, senate republicans are working so hard on policy changes to restore security to america's own borders. trying to clean up the biden administration's border crisis isn't some arbitrary interest that is unless you ask the democratic leader. according to the senior senator from new york, the national security crisis' party has abetted at the southern border is extraneous to the national security supplemental before the senate. the way our colleague sees it, securing our own borders, as we help our allies and partners defend their sovereignty, would be dangerous. dangerous? here's the real word -- world. what's dangerous is denying the humanitarian and nation

patagonia, buenos aires, paraguay, bolivia, easter island, new zealand, cambodia, vietnam, japan, ephesus. um. senegal. zimbabwe. rwanda and the middle east, to name just a few. you're mother joins you on some of these trips. you have thanksgiving together in business and in buenos aires. what would you say was the unifying. thread, if you will, for like, what's what's next? you know, we what's the next what's the next experience? and also, you were keeping a journal. mm you were not keeping a journal in order to write a book that was not wasn't that was not in your mind. but this kind of inner exploration was, was driving you. and it seems like it was animated by your grief about about your father. and also this search for your own true identity and and also, i want to make sure that i say this about your book. you so grapple with your your father's history and who he was at the age of 32 and 34. and his accomplishments and the fact that he was the son of a sanitation worker and that he put himself through college and he put himself through law school, and that you had things easier and had a lot of access. and you're very you really int

island? >> most definitely. and also hillary, what polluting countries banks do countries do these banks do business saudi arabia, the business with? saudi arabia, the middle east middle east, india, china, you name it. no doubt they'll do business with anyone. >> exactly. but i do think you're overreacting slightly. i mean, have choice with mean, we all have a choice with which bank we want to be with. >> sure that if this >> and i'm sure that if this this takes off, there'll be a bank that says we don't have you know, we don't measure your carbon footprint people will carbon footprint and people will be go to that. actually, be able to go to that. actually, part it'll be quite part of me thinks it'll be quite a nice idea everybody has a nice idea for everybody has like allowance so you know if like an allowance so you know if you you get an allowance for your carbon footprint and you your carbon footprint and if you don't don't know you eat, you don't i don't know you eat, you eat vegetarian a week, eat vegetarian food for a week, you to go a flight to you get to go on a flight to france like water rationing. >> that's communism, isn't it? you're signing i me

island? >> most definitely. and also hillary, what polluting countries banks do countries do these banks do business saudi arabia, the business with? saudi arabia, the middle east middle east, india, china, you name it. no doubt they'll do business with anyone. >> exactly. but i do think you're overreacting slightly. i mean, have choice with mean, we all have a choice with which bank we want to be with. >> sure that if this >> and i'm sure that if this this takes off, there'll be a bank that says we don't have you know, we don't measure your carbon footprint people will carbon footprint and people will be go to that. actually, be able to go to that. actually, part it'll be quite part of me thinks it'll be quite a nice idea everybody has a nice idea for everybody has like allowance so you know if like an allowance so you know if you you get an allowance for your carbon footprint and you your carbon footprint and if you don't don't know you eat, you don't i don't know you eat, you eat vegetarian a week, eat vegetarian food for a week, you to go a flight to you get to go on a flight to france like water rationing. >> that's communism, isn't it? you're signing i me