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in terms of republicans leaning no on kavanaugh. >> harris: red flags for the democrats who may have to fall on a plastic fork for their party. mikek you. >> thank you. >> harris: roman martinez was a former clerk to brett kavanaugh. thank you for your time today. >> thanks for having him. >> harris: are there any surprises that you think democrats would find in terms of your former boss that might get them to vote yes for him? >> you know, i think, harris, one of the interesting things we've seen the last few weeks is efforts but a few senators to try to demonize judge kavanaugh. senator schumer has said before the pick was made that he would oppose anyone that president trump picked. senator booker compared voting for kavanaugh to being complicit with evil. there's going to be a lot of wonderful surprises in the record because the record is outstanding. judge kavanaugh has been a judge for 12 years on the d.c. circuit. written 300 opinions, been vindicated by the supreme court 13 times. when people take a close look, he stands for individual liberty and faithfully applying the constitution and doesn't impose his own views on wha

. >> harris: fox news alert, secretary of state mike pompeo has wrapped up high-level meetings of the united nations in new york city. he has had to make remarks this hour alongside ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley next. this comes just one day after mike pompeo fired back a criticism that president trump appeared weak during his summit with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself. democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov and in the center seat, editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, chris bedford. i love it when he salutes all the military people out there and he is fear and is

. >> gloria, to mike's point, i was talking to shane harris last hour from "new york times," a senior white house official says it is coats that has gone rogue, case in point how he reacted on stage and other examples through the week. do you think his job is in jeopardy? >> everyone's job is in jeopardy with donald trump at some point or another, i assume coats is as well. you talk about playing it for comedic relief, i don't think the president likes being laughed at. you have to think that it wasn't received well by the president, and the reporting was it wasn't received well by his top aides. whether that would endanger his job at this particular point is sort of another question because coats is so key to all of this, the president the other day said he had faith in coats, came out finally and said he had faith in the intelligence community, so to fire dan coats now i think could be a real political problem for him, but trump

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sometimes there is a wild mike there. >> harris: all right, as we know it president trump sometimes, we can pick up a word or two. the significance of all of us after the news that has been made today is huge. and watching the president and the first lady talk with the leaders there, the nato leaders and their spouses who are gathered for this official family photo, as it is called, it is critical. because it has been a tough morning of back and forth, particularly for angela merkel. and some of the others in the room who may have been watching. is this president really going to press is hard to get everybody on board? a number of countries have been reporting today, our own john roberts. they have signed on to the communiquÉ, which will come out of the summit. it means that they will look at that 2% for defense spending from their own nation's gdp and bring it on par, as close as i can become a with what the united states does. ours is upwards of that, close to 4%. by getting everybody on the same page of a baseline of 2%, that is something that the president is calling on. so now,

harris: very interesting. again different to talk about it than to vote on it. mikeall chairman of the house homeland security committee is joining us today. thank you for being with us, chairman. this began as just rhetoric from the democratic primary care in new york with the democratic socialists. and then it seemed to catch fire. why did that happen within the democratic party and do you think this is the move to shut it down? >> i think the democrats have gone way to the left. what's ironic is that less than a year ago i had an authorization to authorize i.c.e. into law last july. it passed overwhelmingly with nearly every democratic voting for that major including nancy pelosi and including the author of the bill to abolish i.c.e. now a complete reversal, we want as republicans to call them out on this. i.c.e. does a lot more than just what we see at the border with these children. i.c.e. stops dangerous murderers,, human drug traffickers and terrorists. it was formed after 9/11 to protect americans from the very dangerous people. we think it's reckless to even

retired navy admiral harry harris was sworn in as the ambassador to south korea, a position that has been open since the trump administration took office. secretary of state mikek with him to achieve a denuclearized north korea, but as one position gets filled, another opens up. the u.s. ambassador to estonia resigns. james d.melvieu is the third ambassador in the last year to leave the state department ea y early. >>> another seat opening up on the u.s. supreme court has been the talk of the nation. not only can now president trump reshape the high court for decades, he's also working overtime to reshape the lower courts that president obama swayed to the left. dana bash has more from washington. >> mr. president -- >> reporter: the whirlwind of trump news can be overwhelming. trade wars to an immigration crisis, twitter rants, russia -- >> no collusion. no nothing. >> a porn star, yet under the radar a less sexy story likely more lasting. president trump's quiet effort to fill the federal bench. >> we're appointing judges like i guess never before has anything happened like what we're doing on great conservative republican judges. >> and it's not just the su

or go to... >> harris: they are talking about north korea. secretary of state mikeunited nations nikki haley at the united nations here in new york at this time. will they take questions? also expected to talk about reform ahead of the general assembly. but of course, the trump-putin question, will they be asked about that? let's watch and listen together. >> right now, north korea is illegally smuggling petroleum products in the country at a level that far exceeds the quotas established by the united nations. these illegal ship to ship transfers are the most prominent means by which this is happenin happening. these transfers happened at least 89 times in the first five months of this year and they continue to occur. the united states reminds every u.n. member of its responsibility to stop illegal ship to ship transfers and we order them to step up their enforcement efforts as well. we must also crackdown on other forms of sanctions of asia including the smuggling of cold icy, smuggling by overland borders and the presidents of north korean workers in certain count

if we get this right diplomatically, it will be a cascade of meetings with mike pompeo, admiral harry these are two very solid methodical thinkers who can work us through this diplomatically. the president is only undermining our negotiating position by making those flip statements. >> we have two sites i want to focus on here. one we know about, one that has allegedly reduced the amount of enrichment. but then you have this other one which is a location that they are blatantly working in. i cannot imagine that north korea thinks we don't have the ability to see via satellite or various forms of intelligence. so why is north korea doing this? what is it, is it intentional provocation, is there another explanation you can think of? >> my estimate would be that they are doing these two locations, but that there is a third location that perhaps we do not know about, that may be deeply buried. and i may have been set in place a decade or more ago as a warn order, in other words only use if you are preparing to move. so it is entirely possible they are deliberately putting the spotlight on

all day strong. >> harris: secretary of state, mike pompeo set to make his third trip to north koreaet with kim jong un. this is a leaked report from u.s. intelligence officials on north korea's willingness to abandon its nuclear weapons program. despite his signing an agreement with president trump during this assignment last month, general jack keane weighing in. >> more of that could have been in the works before the agreement that he had with the president. i know that mike pompeo really understands what needs to be done. what he wants from them is simply this, he wants them to tell him where all of their nuclear sites are located. if they do not give him that, then we don't really have a dea deal. >> jessica: president trump tweeting earlier, "many conversations with north korea going well." in the meantime, no rocket testing in eight months. only the opposition party, which includes the fake news, is complaining. if not for me, we would not be at war with north korea!" david, this is part of the negotiation and secretary mike pompeo's job to get all of the nuclear sites and put

harris: very much good to see you. president trump is meeting with second of state mike pompeo. before the secretary reportedly heads to north korea. pompeo is going to implement the agreement reached between the president and kim jong un. but can the u.s. trustee north korean dictator? michael cohen is speaking up. what he is saying at the new questions about why he is talking to the media now. why now? ♪ ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining th

mike pompeo should resign. >> harris: why should they resign? >> howard: the idea is that if you don't like donald trump's national security policies, his handling of the mueller investigation or his handling of vladimir putin, you should resign as a matter of conscious. the idea is people that work for him are trying to push him in the government and a good direction. i think it's a cheap shot. >> harris: if you look at the polling, their supportive of the president. the polling numbers. >> elizabeth: even before the helsinki summit. >> harris: his approval numbers are bumping up. >> melissa: just to come back to the fisa warrant and other reactions that are on there, i think people keep saying why doesn't the president just release it in full? we have seen in the past that when we take these reductions off that lately, they've been embarrassing to the top echelon of the fbi. actually think the president is trolling all the democrats and that the longer this fisa thing goes on and the more suspicious most people especially on his side get of th

. >> harris: chief con congressional reporter for us, mike emanuel, has more from capitol hill. great to see you. >> the outreach for president trump's new supreme court nominee is underday. judge brett kavanaugh making the rounds. he had a v.i.p. escort, vice president mike pence showing him around the hallways of commerce. mitch mcconnell blasting democrats for not giving judge kavanaugh a chance. >> a number of our democratic colleagues could not wait until the president's announcement last night before launching attacks on his nominee. this was in some cases quite literally a fill in the blank opposition. they wrote statements of opposition only to fill in the name later. >> majority leader mcconnell had a meeting and brief photo opportunity with kavanaugh and the vice president. now it's in the senate's hands to get him confirmed, they want done before the mid-term elections. senate democratic leader criticized the pick by going after president trump. >> here's what he said, he would only pick, quote, pro-life judges who would, quote, automatically reverse roe v. wade. pres

. >> all they had was to make life better for themselves mike pompeo hit it perfectly yesterday. >> harris: congressman collins of the great state of georgia, great to have you today, thank you. let's bring in lieutenant colonel daniel davis, senior fellow in military expert at defense priorities. colonel davis retired from the army after 21 years of active service which included four deployments in iraq and afghanistan. great to see you today, thank you for being on the program. so what would it look like militarily when the president makes a comment like this on twitter, the world texas more seriously now? >> i'll tell you, anytime you make any kind of decision on a foreign power, the decision has to be based on what is going to use american power to the maximum extent to improve her situation. and i'll tell you right now, a different view of many people right now is that military force would be the worst thing for american outcomes right now. if as i say that, the overwhelming military capability in comparison to tehran is a must so great is not worth mentioning. and that's why when rou

harris faulkner. president trump is having lunch with mike pompeo before he testifies in an open hearing before the senate foreign relations committee at 3:00 p.m. eastern. lawmakers expect to pepper him with questions about the president's recent summit with the leaders of russia and north korea, and it could be contentious as some democrats are also calling for the american interpreter to spill what she saw. secretary pompei out defending the presidents sit down with putin just yesterday. >> the present has been clear, a business council will start at processes, many things came from what i view as an incredibly important meeting, one i think the world will have benefited from when history is written. >> harris: my first guess, a democrat from new hampshire sits on that foreign relations committee. he will be participating in today's hearing in just a couple of hours with secretary pompeo. you have lead the charge to get the american interpreter to talk. why? >> i think we need to know what happened in the meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. there's been a lot of information put out by t

carnation breakfast essentials. >> harris: fox news alert, president trump is meeting with mike pompeoe white house. the administration is revealing at this time that they have plans to denuclearize north korea within one year. >> there are possibilities for doing a larger negotiation on helping to get iranian forces out of syria and back into iran, which would be a significant stand for. >> harris: responded to critics with kim jong un. >> i really believe north korea has a tremendous future. i got along really well with chairman kim. he had a great chemistry. is it possible to mark have you been in deals? have you been in things when people didn't work out? it's possible. stay with some white house officials are so optimistic about the progress of those talks that there could be a second meeting with kim jong un in new york, the september, during the u.n. general assembl general assembly. the regime would first have to show progress for that meeting to happen. so, we are looking for measurable things. this is one of the things that we did not get with the rim. lisa? >> lisa: secretar

. >> harris: that is something that they have jumped to, and we will let the reporting have been on it. mikeery much. we are covering this as it comes up. i was reading a little bit of what has come about of the phone call. facebook had the conference phone call with the new revelations about the attempts into the upcoming election. i will talk to the power panel about it, a special power panel today. stay close. ♪ you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ >> i'm dana perino, breaking news from facebook about a coordinated ongoing influence campaign ahead of the midterm election. why do we know about the bad actors behind this campaign? we will

. ♪ >> harris: fox news alert, secretary of state mike pompeo set to head to north korea on thursdaylk to kim jong un. u.s. intelligence agencies have doubts about kim jong un getting rid of his nuclear facilities. >> good afternoon. it was a surprise earlier this week that mike pompeo will be going to north korea on thursday. we knew that he was going to a trip overseas to europe, but he did not know that he was going to north korea. for more talks on north korea dismantling his nuclear program, north korea north korea is upgrading its enrichment facility. it's an uranian facility. john young has facilities and to other facilities as well. the white house has been asked directly about that but refuses to even acknowledge that they have intelligence that shows these improvements. sarah sanders spoke about that earlier today. listen here. >> secretary sanders: i'm not going to confirm or deny reports. we had meetings a couple of days ago with ambassador kim, and as you know the secretary of state is headed to north korea. they continue to make progress in that area. it is the same as

harris faulkner. president trump is having lunch with mike pompeo before he testifies in an open hearing before the senategn relations committee at 3:00 p.m. eastern. lawmakers expect to pepper him with questions about the president's recent summit with the leaders of russia and north korea, and it could be contentious as some democrats are also calling for the american interpreter to spill what she saw.

harris, and deborah holland. time.eek in prime >> secretary of state mike pompeo and commerce secretary wilbur ross helped definehe government rations strategy in india and the pacific. they announce investments to support digital economy infrastructure. >> ladies and now taking the stage, mr. tom donahue. , president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce. >> good mng

harry truman's bill were first viewed during his service in world war i. mr. miller also discusses the history of rivalries between the military branches. >> mike miller is the american side of the marine corps history division. he is currently working on a volume definitive history of the marine corps and world war i. from 20 -- 2013 22,016, he let the marine corps centennial project. he is the curator of personal papers for the marine corps museum, let's welcome michael miller. >> can you hear me? >> we want to do a little slideshow. maybe i am moving it the wrong way. yeah, if you had a hammer, i could fix it. all is well. last but not least, we are the last to fight today. i am going to do the best i can with that. marine harry truman. when i first agreed to come down and talk, i thought are you sure you are sure what you're getting into. they said yes, come down and say your piece. so, i would like to begin with this slide, how many people are familiar with this cartoon, the barney serious? how many people are familiar with crockett johnson? you know, the moon. this is a world war ii era cartoon, and it has everything to do with what i'm about to say. i would lo

. >> harris: you won't want to miss this. vice president mike pence will join our own bret baier on special report tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel, fnc for the cool kids. and don't miss it. a president trump is ripping america's nato allies calling on them to pay for their fair share. this is a theme, we have seen it before. he is headed to belgium for the military alliance summit. but at the president has a point and whether those allies will meet his financial demands. and more on the supreme court showdown with media reaction, president trump's choice as critics say it threatens women's rights. is that fair? overs of playing to the extreme? we will debate it, stay close. >> everyone here knows what is at stake, what is at stake is women's freedom. our freedom to make our own decisions, and we will fight, we will not give up, we will not grow weary, we will not give in. managing blood sugar is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with car

mike pompeo saying congratulations to harry harris junior on his swearing-in as the ambassador to southorea. a lot of work ahead on maintaining our ironclad alliance with south korea and achieving the final, fully verified he knew where is north korea, as agreed by chairman kim. that from the secretary of state, mike pompeo. your calls on law enforcement use of facial recognition software. next, from new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. have these they lineups network people identify them. they make a lot of mistakes. this is another attempt to help. if they make mistakes, what difference with that in making mistakes i technology? 10 years from now, it will just be a fact. host: thank you. we go to carol, next. welcome to the conversation. caller: hi. i oppose it. i think it is an invasion of privacy. there needs to be a trade-off. if law enforcement are able to use it as recognition and verify it, they should also take their guns away or do other means as far as arresting people. or, if they wind up shooting someone, and it is the wrong person, they should get the death pena

harris, and deborah holland. time.eek in prime >> secretary of state mike pompeo and commerce secretary wilbur ross helped define the government rations strategy in india and the pacific. they announce investments to support digital economy infrastructure. >> ladies and now taking the stage, mr. tom donahue. , president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] hearddo that, you haven't what i have to say yet. it's my pleasure to welcome you to the u.s. chamber today for the indo pacific business for him. we've got a great crowd, we have extraordinary speakers, and i think you will go away glad you came. we brought together leaders from business, government, and others to discuss issues of importance to all of us. america's engagement in one of the most significant regions of the world. we're looking forward to hearing directly from top administration officials about their vision of the region and there'll also be opportunities to ask questions and, of course, to network. today's forum symbolizes the increasingly important role that india and the subcontinent play

. >> harris: benjamin hall, thank you very much. republic and congressman mike gallagher of the house homeland security committee is here with us in person in new york and it's great to have you on the program. that one man's denuclearization is another man's what? have we gotten on the topic her here? >> i would disagree with the assessment of both sides agree to denuclearization. both sides signed a piece of paper that said we will work towards denuclearization, but of course when kim jong un talks about denuclearization, he really means we are going to force the americans to get off the peninsula entirely an advocate or security agreements with south korea. when we talk about denuclearization, it's complete verifiable and irreversible dismantling of the program so there's a lot of details need to be worked out and that's why the negotiation they are having are so important if for no other reason than to ascertain whether or not kim jong un is serious and i worry that he's not. >> harris: you're worried that he's not, i'm worried that's a very simple definitio

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. today terry cho of this discussion on the hill among lawmakers. >> that is right, harris, good afternoonyou. nancy pelosi did not care for the resolution. she chose to talk about the separation issue instead. >> this resolution does nothing to separate babies from their mothers, that connection is something beyond material, it is spiritual. it is about to parent and child, mother and child, father and child, and now we are going to rip that apart. >> the vote was 244-35, in support of immigrations and customs immigration for i.c.e., the left liberal base trying to abolish i.c.e., 133 democrats voting present, and protest, and the republicans saying that is weak on their part. >> when you look at the numbers, last year i.c.e. agents, they rescued or identified 518 victims of human trafficking. what if those i.c.e. agents would have voted president instead of rescuing those victims of human trafficking? >> john kennedy trying to bring up a similar resolution in support of i.c.e. in the senate, 36 republican senators were cosponsors of it including texas senator ted cruz. >> surely in the d

. >> harris: we saw evidence of that last week. we saw secretary of state mike pompeo and nikki haley at the u.n. and they were there pressing both publicly and privately we are told russian rd china to abide by the sanctions that are in place. those two countries are violating them by going ahead with ship to ship petroleum shipments over to north korea, so it does seem like the pressure is still on. do you feel like it's as strong as it was before? >> it's not. we have 12 nations who voted unanimously to put sanctions on there, and china and russia were there, too. our goal is to put enough pressure on the banking institutions where they bring money through the united states, through our banking system. not just russia and china but all nations. we are looking at that in our committees to make sure the treasury department is falling through and we will continue to do that. the pressure has to stay on north korea. north korea has a tremendous amount to gain from this and they have a tremendous amount to lose. i hope kim jong un chooses wisely from the north kor

mike is here. let's take this gentlemen, let's take both these questions. >> harry lewis, i'm an attorney here in manhattan. it occurs to me listening to this panel. by the way, which is excellent. thank you all of you. that we are missing a panelist who is active in manhattan named peter cove who has run america works, which is an agency who finds employment for hard to employ people and peter has strong opinions in the area, one of which is -- we are talking a human capital issue here -- which is work itself -- peter sayses work first. he has an excon who needs a job, put them in a job. don't worry about the training stuff. the training stuff has not been successful. get them into jobs where they can learn socialization, but get them to work as quickly as possible. that's peter's positionen on the human capital issue. ed is converted to that and kay is as well. >> do you have a question? >> yes. but it also occurs to me that perhaps -- and i would like the panel's reaction to this -- when mike started talking about mobility in the workforce, there are parallels and one that occurs to me in the 19th centu

harry truman's bill were first viewed during his service in world war i. mr. miller also discusses the history of rivalries between the military branches. >> mike miller is the american side of the marine corps history division. he is currently working on a volume definitive history of the marine corps and world war i. from 20 -- 2013 22,016, he let the marine corps centennial project. he is

supreme court pick with the vice president, mike pence, and other white house officials while he's at his new jersey golf club over the weekend. pete williams and harrykennedy, the retiring justice who started this drama. pete williams, let me start with you. we're in the moment with all sorts of politicking by folks who want this candidate to get the spot, who don't want that candidate to get the spot. we've seen democrats go after amy coney barrett in particular. is your sense any of this is having any effect on the process here? >> i think it is baked into the process. think they fully expected the kind of reaction that they've gotten. they fully expected some members of the senate to push for one of their own, mike lee. that seemed a non-starter from the beginning. there's a fourth name we are starting to hear now too and that's thomas hardiman, a federal court judge from pittsburgh who as you may recall was probably the last finalist, down to the wire with neil gorsuch. the president likes to create drama. he liked the fact that his actual choice didn't leak out before the 9:00 announcement last year when he did it prime time from the white hous

miller argues that harry truman's view of the marine corps were formed during world war i as an artillery captain and he discusses the history of rivalries between the military branches. >> mike miller is the emeritus head of the marine corps history division and is currently working on a history of the marine corps in world war i. from 2013 through 2016 he led marine corps world war i centennial project. prior to that, he served as director of marine corps archives. and curator of personal papers, marine corps museum from 1983 to 2005, les welcome mike miller. >> can you hear me? >> can you hear me? >> always a marine in the crowd. i'm glad of it. >> so the buck stops here. and we want to to a little slide show. see if i can get that to move. maybe i'm rolling it the wrong way. technology? >> if i had a hammer, i could fix it. >> thank you. all is well. okay so last but not least, usually the marines are the first to fight but now we're the last to fight today. so i'm going to do the best i can with that. and marines and harry truman. and when i first agreed to come down and talk, i said are you sure you know what you're in for, inviting every marine story down to the macart

miller argues that harry truman's view of the marine corps were formed during world war i as an artillery captain and he discusses the history of rivalries between the military branches. >> mike miller is the emeritus head of the marine corps history division and is currently working on a history of the marine corps in world war i. from

. >> harris: democrats trying to push a plan to defluff election security, meanwhile the house rejected an effort by democrats to make in order, a plan offered by mikes, a democrat to add $380 million additional for election security. but republicans rejected the effort. then rising to chant "usa, usa, usa." it is getting raucous up in there. what do you make of that? >> ari: i don't know what that was, have yet to see it as congress does these things, was it an order or something they should have been doing at the time? but what bothers me about all of this is when people are posturing instead of solving. and that's what you get the feeling. >> harris: preach it! >> ari: who knows if that is a right or a wrong number, the senate is trying to have hearings that will be bipartisan with committees that actually have power to try to take actio action. >> melissa: now we are seeing that today are blocking the resolution on russia, this have a moment to go. trish, i will go to you on that one. the fight continues, seemingly over the non-core issue. how do we battle back over resolution and what we are going to see you stand up? >> trish: lindsey graham s

mike, while us? it's surreal! it all started at kensington palace, a few days after getting the call while she was at a house that she came to meet harryi walked in, it was really lovely, they were beautiful, just really down to earth, friendly, smiling, encouraging and, very much in love. they'll be in the studio soon, recording the album due for a release in november. phil a record deal is one thing, but bringing a message of love, peace, joy and hope. that is what we want to do. i think the world needs it. (now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. can they vary at all? let's get the latest. hello, it has been another hot day for many of us, saw temperatures up to 30 degrees, some spells of sunshine, contrast that with a scene on western scotland, bopping around around 18 degrees, but much of the cloud breaking up to the evening, so overnight, we're all going see clear skies, fresh up towards the northwest, apart from some early missed, a beautiful day in terms of sunshine, plenty of it. temperatures here could get to 32 degrees, some extra cloud, 22 degrees in belfast. further on thursday, some get it 35, but there's a