. >> understand mr. body, i'm going to let mr. sadow have a few minutes on this and we'll go from there. but judge, i well, i'm sorry. i did answer this. i answered it for ms understand. watch it. i stated that i was speculating the judge, someone objected to the speculation and but this was the exact same language. i will rally mr. sadow is asking the question on a slightly different manner, and i'm going to give them a little bit of leeway to do that. so mr. sadow all right. i hesitate to have to start back where i was, but after the word absolutely. you on your own, said it started when she left the da's office. and was judge in south fulton they met at the municipal court cle conference. that's what you said, correct? that is correct. >> it's >> your >> testimony, at least so far that when you on your own gave those to statements in the text, that you were merely speculating and did not have that knowledge from mr. wade. is that your testimony under oath? >> yes, that's what i testified to yesterday. >> so you on your own, cam

wade, he's still potential witnesses >> mr. body >> i believe mr. wade was released from nina. we concluded his testimony the last year or so unless he's been risky and there's no knowledge of that, right. to be present. >> sure >> i think procedurally, that would be accurate and so at this point, i don't see a a means where he would need to be recalled and but if it is, then that is something you can take up. >> all right >> mr. bradley, through his attorney, informed me that he would be here today in person. i don't see him in the gallery. do we know if he's out in the hallway? okay. all right. if we can call for mr. bradley >> judge would be permissible to send the jury box that's fine >> or in this rally, deputy scott will swear you in again. >> well i do the last name? terrence bradley trr enco bradley biari dealing >> thank you, judge good afternoon, mr. bradley. >> good afternoon. >> good to see you. sorry. under these circumstances going to just go straight to where we left off before fani willis and nathan wade were in a romantic relationship, correct >> correct >> and

you're on. >> mr. bodyit >> floyd. >> now, it wasn't common for your daughter yes, i can biden, you about romantic life at all? >> no i didn't. i haven't confided in her about mine when i had one. okay. >> and you wouldn't have known about her boyfriend that this could be abs objection. >> i think there might have just been a still off mute okay. let's keep going. now. you wouldn't have known about her boyfriend of the disc jockey, had you not been living with her, correct? >> that's correct >> overruled. >> add nothing further. >> due to answer the question. >> all right. by show of hands, any redirect on those points only ms merchant. >> i just wanted to win. when you were trapped by the lawyers when this prep session was >> i just got off the plane on. what was it tuesday night, i think i was probably drew going at the mouth. i was so tired, i must have been i got it in wednesday. it must mean wednesday >> and did you talk about any of the testimony from yesterday or watching the news reports or anything

what do you make of, of the fact that mr. bodies as being that political, if you like, and it's, and it statement i don't see that as a political statement. i see that as you know, saves me based on facts and political risk plays a huge role for the economy. i mean that's, that's so for everyone, and especially if you are in the, in a conflict. so it's not, it's not a political statement is really just stating the fact that these huge political risk, that it's going to take a full on the economy for a variety of reasons that acting on that i. and that seems to be a little way out. so i don't see that as political statement is, is just stating facts as far as i'm concerned, the countries dealing at the moment with a depletion workforce to farm workers have left us define on palestinian work is made. it's costing a heck of a lot just to keep things taking a long at the moment. economy wise, isn't it? absolutely. if you look at the government, deb rachel is speaking, it's 67 percent. and that was, you know, compared to 55 percent projected before. so we're really talking about 1215 perc

when i supervised mr. body and mr. mcafee, they didn't know who i was dating. but i was dating somebody. i kept something private, that's my private life. it's not any mystery to anyone. it's like a woman doesn't have the right to keep her private life private. i'm speaking on this because there's been all of these intimations. >> you still didn't answer the question. >> i'm sorry. what was the question. >> is there anyone else that knew about it. then you can explain. >> i don't know. i don't think so. i certainly didn't go out telling my business to the world. >> so the best of your recollection, you didn't inform anyone on the prosecution team that the individual that you had chosen to lead the prosecution team had a personal relationship with you? is that corrected? >> that's inaccurate. your question is inaccurate. >> what is -- >> you stated that the personal i chose, we had a personal relationship. so we had a friendship. we have all of these distinguishing factors. when i chose him in november of 21 -- let's get this straight. mr. wade was notice my fir

body is. a clue perhaps. caught on cctv in the dead of night near mr. y's remote penal colony, a prison convoy heading to a nearby town. just hours after the announcement of his death. it is thought this midnight motorcade may have been transporting his body. alexei navalny was an ambitious politician, sing a brighter future for russia. he once tried to run for president. he ended up in prison. now he is dead. >> in a video statement filmed abroad, his widow accused the kremlin of killing him and vowed to continue his fight to change russia. >> having lled alexei navalny, putin killed have of me come half of my heart and half of my soul. but i still have the other half and that tells me i have no right to give up. i will continue the work of alexei navalny. continue to fight for our country. >> today, she was in brussels meeting european foreign ministers. for years, she has kept a low profile. now she is vowing to uni opposition to vladimir putin. and the kremlin. what has it been saying about the death of its staunchest critic? very little. president p

mr. >> body and mr. mcafee, they didn't know who i was dating, but i can assure you out of date and somebody so that i kept something private. that's my private life is not any mystery to anyone. it's it's like a woman doesn't have the right to keep our private life private. and i'm speaking on this because there have been all these intimations. >> so on answering the question as well as i'm sorry, what was the question in, your honor, is there anyone else who knew about it and then you can explain >> i don't know. i don't think so. i certainly didn't go out telling my business to the world. >> so the best of your recollection, you didn't inform anyone on the prosecution team that the individual that you had chosen to lead the prosecution team had a personal relationship with you, but that correct? that's an accurate your question is inaccurate. >> what >> you stated that the person i chose, we had a personal relationship, so we had a friendship. we have we have all these distinguishing factors remember,

mr. body? yes, your honor prior to starting any testimony statement, just like the address isn't how keeping that are seen as you the court as it relates to what was represented during the previous hearing, as it relates to witness testimony one specifically the testimony of the former law partner of nathan wade that mr. terence bradley and what what the state with life to understand and realize that is that in preparation for this hearing and speaking to witnesses and doing the additional research as relates to the comments that were represented by counsel specifically, council for mr. roman, mr. merchant, that we've been able to chairman that the claims that the defendant, as asserted and did assert during the last hearing on monday, are not only legally meritless, but are factually unsupported by the statements that ms merchant made to the court what i would say they are patently false. they are regions misrepresentations of what is believed that mr. bradley would say or even knows. and what

so turning it over to mr. body and i have no questions. >> all right. >> mr. bradley, you can step down. thank you, sir. >> judge, you want these exhibits >> matter excuse her just about what just by way of proffer, what about the texts to admit >> when other people asked about the texts, some of them were any records today, so i organized them and talk about today. so i just organize them just wanted reported reference to me. >> okay. okay >> and do we need mr. bradley for that? >> i don't. >> have you mark them >> have you showed them to the state? >> i gave them a copy it does state that so these roads are saying i'm just for one second just to make sure i'll give you all many you want >> and while he's looking at >> that, mr. bradley handed me defense exhibit 23, 24, 25 years. >> i didn't realize they were folder >> oh, is that from the hearing on friday all right. well, thanks for returning those reasons. >> let me make sure >> okay. >> so i've got 23, 24, 25. anything else in your binder >> good okay. and have we come to any conclusions on what i'm sorry

mr navalny's body still lies. mr speaken navalny's body still lies. mr speaker, this morning i had meetings ministerial meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house.i addition to my duties in this house. i shall have further such meetings today . meetings later today. >> i know that my >> sarah dyke, i know that my right honourable friend will share this share my horror felt by this house, the oldest people's assembly in the world, at the at the acid attack against a woman and two children on the streets of london. >> does he share my anger that we would still not have been able to deport the perpetrator later, had he been found because of the so—called european court of the so—called european court of human rights? when will we stop bending the knee to this so—called european court? a travesty of a court ? prime travesty of a court? prime minister >> mr speaker, this was a horrific attack and my thoughts are with the victim and their families. obviously, i can't comment on a live investigation, but speaking mo

body so that she can lay him to rest. she's finally succeeded. in a post on social media, a spokesperson for the late opposition leader announced that mr navalny�*s the funeral, "we do not know if the authorities will interfere to carry it out as the family wants and as alexei deserves." alexei navalny was vladimir putin's most vocal critic and he became russia's most famous prisoner. in this penal colony beyond the arctic circle, he was serving a 19—year prison sentence on charges widely seen as politically motivated. this is where he died. in a video message, his widow, yulia, had accused president putin of killing her husband and of holding his body hostage. the kremlin has previously described claims that it was behind mr navalny�*s death "obnoxious and unacceptable". at moscow's main cathedral, people queued to pay their respects to alexei navalny. for in the orthodox faith, the ninth day after death is a significant moment. outside, there were police checks, officers demanding id from some of those who'd come here. and across town, more flowers. there are no details yet of when or where mr navalny will be laid to rest. the last thing the au

mr. alinejad's body is more involved in the explanation. this statute has the international criteria and indicators that it should have, that is , the government's intervention has been removed. in the previous statute, it said that certain regulations should be written after the approval of the pledging organization, after the approval of the pledging organization , everything after the approval. there was an approximate organization , this has now been deleted, here you have no role for the ministry of nimishid pointed out in his speech that we are not the executive at all. it is true that the secretary of the federation is the executive secretary of the executive assembly, but did this actually happen ? was it the ministry of sports that decided when the election would be, or the secretary of the assembly announced, so there was really a problem in the implementation if the implementation was not a problem because this number of courts of justice did not invalidate the elections. by the way, the law is a good law. the statute is a good s

my question was >> that hasn't overruled, mr. body >> i told you what happened. >> i read the motion i am sure i told him what my opinion of it he is and pass that we had no substantive conversation. >> you did not >> something you didn't understand? no. i just wanted to make sure that you did not have a meeting with him in the conference room to discuss the motion is question that was merger. so in the in the conference room of my office within this week you produce some financial document. that financial document was given to me, some thing and i'm not even sure it was given to him by me or mr. nobody gave it to me and i think he showed me a document in our conference when as far as a substantive conversation, i would not have i don't believe i've had any conversation with him that is substitute related to this. i have had conversations with him since you filed the motion, but they wouldn't be substantive to this. he sent me very nice sermons that have been done. and so we've had conversations about did you listen to that sentiment?

his family has accused authorities of trying to cover their tracks by refusing to hand over his body. mrs and vigils held in a number of countries. the us and british ambassadors to moscow have laid flowers too. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has this report. ever since the death of alexei navalny, russians have been leaving tributes, pausing to remember a man who dared to stand up to vladimir putin, and who died in prison for his politics. this woman describes navalny as a hero. she says he fought for russia to be free, a democracy, she says, not a dictatorship. screaming. they are strong words in a country that does this when people come to lay flowers. since alexei navalny died, several hundred people have been arrested across the country. the kremlin doesn't want sorrow turning into anger and into mass protest. so in moscow one memorial has now been fenced off, access restricted. and up in saint petersburg men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obvious. but each time there are more people and fresh tributes. these are the last known ima

do, what should the prophet say by flying towards mashhad, apparently his body went to mashhad by mistake so that the mission of mr would not end without saluting the 8th imam, when the body finally arrived in bejnur, mr. mohammad had calluses on his hands. these workers went up and carried a burden from today that will make you all fall for a lifetime. the israeli regime's recent attack on the palestinians in less than 4 months, killing about 27 thousand people, including about 20 thousand women and children , considers israel's actions to be self-defense, but we british people think of nothing but a permanent solution and guaranteeing the end of oppression against the palestinians. we do not and for to achieve this goal, we are trying to threaten the western governments that support israel and censor fayaye. the palestinian people in the western media have not been able to disrupt the determination and will of the people in the path of the liberation of palestine. it is quite obvious that the western media, including in britain, are trying to cover up the crimes of israel and its accomplices. israel's genocide i

from the specialized group of doctors for our body, mrs.am, please give me strength to know how this celebration is today in afghan schools in tehran or if it is probably in the city and how it is going to be held. hello, good morning to you, dear colleagues and good viewers of the khabar channel, as you said, today we are going to hold a fajr ceremony in one of the schools where medical students are studying, so that a number of esba students, along with iranian students, are supposed to perform deknameh , have a show, and so on. the families of the fatimid martyrs and also the holy defense martyrs are supposed to be present . you mentioned the fatimid martyrs. before the so-called life program started and i had a conversation with his highness about this, he explained to the viewers, yes , yes, yes, today, the farewell ceremony with the body of martyr seyyed isa alavi in ​​the ascension of the martyrs is scheduled at 1 noon. and in the same way, on 20th of bahman, which is friday this week, we are supposed to have the ceremony of passing

body is. a clue, perhaps, caught on cctv in the dead of night near mr navalny�*s remote penal colony, a prisonto a nearby town, just hours after the announcement of his death. it's thought this midnight motorcade may have been transporting his body. alexei navalny was an ambitious politician, promising a brighter future for russia. he once tried to run for president. he ended up in prison. now he's dead. in a video statement filmed abroad, his widow, yulia, accused the kremlin of killing him and vowed to continue his fight to change russia. translation: having killed alexei, putin killed half of me, _ half of my heart and half of my soul. but i still have the other half, and that tells me i have no right to give up. i will continue the work of alexei navalny, continue to fight for our country. today, yulia navalny was in brussels, meeting european foreign ministers. for years, she's kept a low profile. now she's vowing to unite opposition to vladimir putin. and the kremlin, what has it been saying about the death of its staunchest critic? very little. president putin has yet to make any public

ms yarmysh — who we will hear from shortly — demanded that mr navalny�*s body be handed over to the family. as vigils continue, more than 100 people are reported to have been detained in cities across russia. shrines in honour of mr navalny have appeared across russia, in defiance of the authorities. alexei navalny was 47 years old and was president vladimir putin's most prominent and outspoken opponent. in the us, presidentjoe biden said that mr putin was responsible for mr navalny�*s death and that it was yet more proof of his brutality. the bbc�*s sarah rainsford has this report for us. alexei navalny was a man who dared to speak out in a country where dissent is dangerous. as news of the opposition activist�*s death spread, russians gathered to remember him. no mass protest or public fury, just silent tribute at monuments to victims of public repression. there were a handful of arrests. shouts of "shame" as this man was dragged off by police. but mostly people seemed stunned. i was seeing the news on my phone. at first, my first reaction was, like, "it'sjust a joke, it can't be real."

taking the ministry of economy's side and shooting at the body of mr. fazaei jamandi's free zones. there is one point to conclude , dear ones, see if mantaq wants to be free the infrastructure work should be completed completely, the same thing that mr. karimi and i unanimously agreed is that more aid should be given to the free zones, if the infrastructure of the free zones is going to be completed instead of in the next 5 years, the next 10 years. it should be completed in the next one and a half years . it should be completed in the next two years. this cooperation requires all the elements . it requires the parliament , which represents the budget. inshallah, the month of march will be chosen, a special look at the free zone if the budget is secured, all the infrastructure will be completed in a very short period of time and all these discussions are over in other countries. for 45 years, people every year without a holiday, once in these 4 years, on the 22nd of bahman, coming to the streets all over the country, in big and small cities , even in the villages, and chanting thei

leader's resistant order happened until now and before, what do you do to express the answer of the body , mr. doctor? do you agree that it was from 1995 that the first arrival was actually the great position of your leadership? in this area, nothing special happened, that's my point, i want to say that let's go in one direction , see that social harms don't happen overnight , social harms have grown in a decade or two and have reached a peak, it has reached a stage that has turned into a crisis. now some people like it. when the issue becomes the most dangerous issue in the country, the crisis room is formed, the crisis room comes, investigates, investigates, enters. now , because it is collection or non-collection, we should not come to the middle of the field . bring friends, in the previous decades in shahrhar metropolis of tehran , they did it 32 times unsuccessfully, now you want to call it a shower, why do a gathering, in fact, the principles and morals and human dignity and preserving this value that this child has did not happen, now you agree, what method of dealing with this phenom

alexei navalny call on russian authorities to release his body, accusing them of concealing evidence. officials said the family wouldn't receive mr in bangkok after being released on parole. and its british film's big night later — oppenhemier has the most bafta nominations but will it win big? samantha simmonds will be here at two o'clock,. now on bbc news, click. this week, we have supercomputers to get our hearts racing, and tech to get us all reading. let's read. automated voice: please take a picture of the text. _ now, don't anybody move! plus, ammie's gone to town to test the newest oldest camera that

navalny call on russian authorities to release his body — accusing prison bosses of concealing evidence. officials said the family wouldn't receive mrge package of military aid for ukraine, after russian forces captured the town of avdiivka. he said washington's inaction had left ukraine's troops without enough ammunition. thailand's former prime minister, thaksin shinawatra, has arrived at his mansion in bangkok after being released on parole. the billionaire was transferred from hospital where he'd been serving a one yearjail sentence for corruption and abuse of power. (00v)qatar says that talks to secure a truce in gaza and the release of over 100 israeli hostages have not progressed "as expected." now on bbc news, talking business. hello and welcome to talking business with me, tadhg enright. let's have a look at what's on the show. lockdown changed the rules of work, but did it also change our mental health? billions of days every year are taken off by workers with stress and anxiety. what can be done to break the taboos around mental health? and are we getting it right? i'll be discussing all of that with our top line—up of gu

the spokesperson demanded that mr navalny�*s body be handed over to the family immediately. y have appeared across russia, in defiance of the authorities. alexei navalny was 47 years old and was president vladimir putin's most prominent and outspoken opponent. in the us, presidentjoe biden said that mr putin was responsible for mr navalny�*s death and that it was yet more proof of his brutality. the bbc�*s sarah rainsford has this report for us.

ms yarmysh — who we will hear from shortly — demanded that mr navalny�*s body be handed over to the family00 people are reported to have been detained in cities across russia. shrines in honour of mr navalny have appeared across russia, in defiance of the authorities.

will provide... this, document it, fix everything and provide it for further actions in certain bodies. mr is there such massive terror on the part of the russians, peaceful cities of ukraine, well, relatively peaceful, why does it not cause a certain reaction and a corresponding reaction in the west, that is, if they are not already reacting with some kind of statements, well, at least at least they could make more. weapons, more ammunition, and not to think about how it will be perceived by the russian federation, and what, what will the ukrainians do with these weapons, whether they will hit the territory of russia or not? well, first of all, this attack on kyiv is especially annoying and it is abusive in its nature, because at this time josep borel, the commissioner for international affairs and security policy of the european union, is in kyiv. that is, for putin, who hates brussels structures and generally hates european politicians, this is a special moment for him in order to emphatically mock, as you know, joseph borel met the morning of today, this morning, in the shelter in the

the ballistic missiles of the controversial regime, this is our house, when i arrived, the door, body and mr. kohestani, who was 22 years old that day and is from here, was torn down . when he came, i saw that all these houses were destroyed. here , now the green space is all arrogant and bombarding the cities . more than 10,000 iranians, among them women. and they were children . due to the lack of anti- ballistic air defense systems. they used to be martyred under the rain of rockets, like here in khazaneh bukharai neighborhood, the houses were razed to the ground, and today the situation of iran's air defense has become green, but these days it has changed a lot, that's why iran has the power of defense engineers. they are starting to build anti-ballistic air defense systems like arman, that is, this system is capable of interception and destruction. it destroyed people's houses in khazaneh neighborhood. at the same time, it can engage with 6 missiles at a distance of 120 km and a height of 27 km from the ground. this system, together with other long range defense systems that we have at

his family has accused authorities of trying to cover their tracks by refusing to hand over his body. mrsparked international condemnation with memorials and vigils held in a number of countries. the us and british ambassadors to moscow have laid flowers too. 0ur eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, has this report. ever since the death of alexei navalny, people have been leaving tributes. but in putin's russia, even laying flowers can be risky, if you're doing it in memory of his biggest opponent. police have been clearing the streets, arresting this woman says navalny fought for russia to be free. they are strong words in a country that does this when people come to lay flowers. since navalny died, several hundred people have been arrested across the country. the kremlin does not want sorrow to lead into anger and into mass protest. in moscow, when memorial has now been fenced off, access restricted. and in saint petersburg, men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny is not obvious. but each time there are more people and fresh tributes. these are the last

alexei navalny call on russian authorities to release his body, accusing them of concealing evidence. officials said the family wouldn't receive mrt bafta nominations but will it win big? i will have a full update at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. "troublemaker" isn't a word that my guests normally use to describe themselves. but my guest on political thinking this week, a conversation with, rather than interrogation of, someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs, does call herself a troublemaker. she is the deputy chair of the bma, the british medical association, which is planning another series ofjunior doctors' strikes. emma runswick has a life at the age ofjust 28

in tehran, people cremated the body of mrs.ieh taghipour safai, the mother of 3 martyrs of the holy defense, and buried her in behesht zahra plot 25. martyrs hassan and ali asghar sepehri were martyred in gilan gharb in 1961 and in sardasht in 1967, respectively. ali akbar sepehri is another son of this neighboring family. 85 after enduring years of suffering and pain left over from the holy defense, he joined the caravan of martyrs. during his visit to sistan baluchistan province, the minister of health inaugurated 16 health projects. the operation of the advanced mri machine in khatam al-anbia hospital and the city scan department of ali bin abitalib zahedan hospital are among these projects. according to mr. in allah , cancer treatment services will soon be available. sistan baluchistan will be free. exploitation of 16 health care projects in sistan baluchistan on the occasion of the blessed decade of fajr. the events that happened today, especially in diagnostic services, took a big leap in the province. we you we had a pro

and it is a sad, sad day in this body's history. thank you. mr. cole: the chair has no questions for mr. goldman. questions? distinguished ranking member. mr. mcgovern: thank you, mr. chairman. let me thank the gentleman for being here for his amendment. i support it. i think it is appropriate to strike the word scheme as it relates to secretary mayorkas because it doesn't apply to him. the word scheme does apply, i think, to my republican friends. because there is a scheme here and that is how to distract from their inaction on the border and on immigration. there is a scheme that involves them trying to find ways to finish what they could not do on january 6 and that is to try to unravel this president's legacy and going after his cabinet. i mean, i didn't know that the bar for paoeufpling a cabinet -- for impeaching a cabinet member was so low. i mean, if that were the case, i would have movinged to impeach everyone that donald trump -- moved to impeach every one of donald trump's cabinet employees who worked to gut our environmental laws, who

mr. kalatei was one of the martyrs of that day. no, they are arguing about what to do. the bodyally reached bijnoud, mr. mohammad had a bandage on his calloused hands, and the same workers went up to wash a load from today. have a good day, dear viewers of pakistan's general election voting to determine the fate of 266 seats in the parliament. national assembly and state assembly started this morning. we are in contact with sada and sima news agency reporter in islamabad, mr. hashemi. hello , please tell me about the election process and whether the explosions of the past few days in pakistan had an effect on the election process or not. i would like to serve you and the viewers i would like to inform you that the 12th general election of pakistan has started this morning at 8 am. about 178 candidates are participating in this election to win the seats of the state assemblies and national assemblies of pakistan in 85 electoral districts in 5 provinces and states of pakistan . the term terrorist incidents. in order to prevent it , internet and mobile phone services have been comp

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body of alexei navalny to his family. kira yarmysh — alexi navalny�*s spokesperson talking to my colleague azadeh moshiri. and a reminder we have a special live page on the latest following mrg those claims russian authorities are hiding his body on the bbc news website or app. next to the war in ukraine. ukrainian troops have withdrawn from avdiivka — a key eastern town besieged by russian forces for months. the fall of the town, which is almost completely destroyed, marks russia's biggest win for months. president zelensky says the decision was taken in order to save the soldiers�* lives. he also repeated his request for more financial and military aid to help his forces against the russian invasion. our correspondentjames waterhouse is in kyiv. how significant is the fall of this town? avdiivka had become a ukrainian stronghold, it sits on the front line for the past decade. it separates ukrainian —controlled territory and the eastern city of donetsk which russian forces have controlled since 2014 and in that time, the ukrainians built real substantial fortifications. and yet in recent months the russians have launched wave after wave of attack. they have suffered signif

i will serve you, we can't tell everyone that the body of mr. for example , now i heard that many friends don't give up , it will be used as advertising because it is the days of advertising . in the parliament, in the case of unknown people who have a large number of qualifications, that is it was announced that they can, well, that's our problem, we need to be challenged. i'm not against the challenges , but i believe that those who have experience in the parliament can be more useful to the society. because those who want to, for example, from the city of bayan , to become bayan representative, as the famous saying goes, so that they become familiar with their own rules , it takes seven, eight months, one year at all to pay money, until this is complete information, but those who are like his highness, like a servant, like other members of the parliament. definitely , our full information is in the assembly where we are here now, in the same chair where hazrat hali is sitting, i have been sitting for 6 months i was, as i said, now it was for