the man then said that mullins had shared a secret.e say it -- >> mullins had lied? >> yeah. >> he was proud of what he was able to do? >> yeah. >> now this snitch-on-snitch story had the appeals judges attention. >> the judge had to make a determination that the result of the trial would probably have been different -- >> because mullins story was that important getting the conviction? >> right. >> the judge vacated rick's conviction. saying the new county solicitor, the one who had replaced humphries, could refile charges if he wanted. the senator said, he did not. >> so, in 2013, after eight years inside, rick gagnon walked out of prison. he settled on the carolina coast now. married with children. >> just the smell of the ocean. it's like freedom. it was a terrible thing that i went to prison for something i didn't do. it's changed my life. >> his old girlfriend believes her life was upended, too. bambi says she's cut ties with most of the people she grew up with. the tobacco fields she still owns, are pretty much her only connecti

so daniel mullin give moleed on 28 minutes. rafael guerrero was given too much knee, and mullin nipped in front of me. decent money to make it what? no, for dockman at the break. but who knew have confounded expectations all season. they did so again, just after the hour. geraldo becker did well to tea, kevin barons and his cou finish made it 11. but dormant took the lead again with a little help from the berliners jose gwyn inadvertently played the perfect through both the use of the cuckoo and the supervisor made no mistake and 79 minutes. that proved to be the winner and it keeps it in tears. it is man, just 2 points behind buyer in the title race, while unions dreams of an improbable championship when look to be over in the other top game on saturday buyer munich, b, i book a one nil to hang on to 1st place in spite of dorkins victory, some lack luster defending from fibers allowed by him to win the ball back at the edge of their opponent's box. and his delete fired in a long range rocket for the games. only door. there was absolutely nothing fiber keeper, mark flicking to do to st

and you can see the terror on mullin's face.e best part to me is when the multimillionaire senator, whose net worth is reportedly between $31 and 75 million says he took a $50,000 salary and then is immediately told he's hiding it. it catches mullin so off guard he has to hear it twice before he's offended. >> you mean, you hid money >> no, i didn't hide -- oh hold on a second. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's like watching moe szyslak realize there's no one at the bar named mike rotch. [ laughter ] "hey!" also i love bernie getting in the middle of that whole thing [ light laughter ] there's something very funny about referee bernie "whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. [ laughter ] i'm going to say the same thing about this fight that i say about the big banks. break it up! [ laughter ] that clip once again exposes that the right's b.s. about standing up for the working class is all just a lie. just like the lies they told over and over and over again about the 2020 election, which they knew were lies, as we've discovered from the nonstop avalan

manager phil parkinson led the chanting of �*we are going up' from the stands with star striker mulliny much in play for city after riyad mahred scored a hat—tick to secure a 3—0 victory against sheffield united. natalie priks has more. the blades back at wembley in the fa cup. it has been some time. united! but standing in the way of the first fa cup final since 1936 was a side leaping into treble contention. come on, city! wembley was far from full for this northern class, but sheffield united weren't simply had to make up the numbers. early on they looked sharp. this was truly a test against the best. city were starting to get a foothold. when danieljervis and swiped at bernardo silva in the box the referee didn't hesitate. commentator: penalty given to manchester city. riyad mahrez put city in the driving seat. the second half continued in the same vein. city calm, composed, riyad mahrez driving through the blades like a knife like butter. remarkably, he wasn't done, the rout was complete just minutes later. a hug for the hat—trick hero. the first fa cup semi hat—trick since 1958 a

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oklahoma republican senator markwayne mullin is with me.ow, that's only seven years away, and, i mean, a lot of people are wondering if we're sacrificing national security and the lives of our troops for the sake of green energy here. >> david, it makes no sense. this is what happens when you have a president who puts activists in place of this country instead of putting real people who's been there, done that. just think about this. we're going to have -- we're going to go to war, we're going to have electric vehicles. money of us have ever heard of emps before, lek d electromagnetic pulses, we're going to be out on the battlefields with they don't really have charging stations. we're going to be pulling these huge diesel generators, and ininstead of just pouring fuel in them, we're going to sit there for hours while these batteries charge. and one of our largest adversaries called china is the one we're going to be relying on to make our batteries. this makes zero sense. but in a woke president that you have in president biden and his wok

hoffman mullins and pelosi say they're going to try and declare federal fishing disaster.newsom has already started the process by requesting federal disaster declaration. disney world is giving a break to its fans sort of anyway. in a moment, the theme parks annual passes are back, but it will still set you back in your family back. quite a chunk of money will tell you you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. overnight from florida. the sensors are attached to a communications satellite and will be able to monitor air pollutants in major cities across the us caltrain is working to address the projected $70 million operating deficit over the next two years. trains board of directors held a special meeting yesterday to get an u

quest mark and in a documentary nearly half an hour long on the good friday agreement, why did mo mullins will not get a mention because mark. elon musk has not been a source of fascination for the worlds media because of his extreme wealth, his interest in space travel, his controversial tweets, and has occasional highly unusual behaviour. since he bought twitter in october, that interest has grown with for example a bbc panorama investigation last month into the rise in hate speech on the social media site since moscow took over. he declined an interview for that programme and many other journalist requests. so with the bbc's journalist requests. so with the bbc�*s north america technology reporter, james clayton, sat down with him atjust a few hours notice on tuesday, it was something of a coup. the responses he got were by turns evasive, strongly argued, whimsical, and absurd. i’m turns evasive, strongly argued, whimsical, and absurd.- turns evasive, strongly argued, whimsical, and absurd. i'm not the ceo of twitter. — whimsical, and absurd. i'm not the ceo of twitter. my _ whimsical,

mullin!nd soon the final whistle sparked elation and emotion. 15 years after being relegated from the football league wrexham's return was gloriously complete. well, for the fans here, what an unforgettable night. this club has had its struggles over the years, but at last, the promotion party can begin. yes! and they'll be going up as champions. it was a cliffhanger for a while, but the ending couldn't be happier. andy swiss, bbc news, wrexham. well, this morning wrexham owner and movie star ryan reynolds has tweeted... "everything i own smells like champagne, beer and grass. "i'm still somewhere between giggling and sobbing. we're joined now by alice woodfine, who's the landlady of the fairfield tavern in wrexham, and also rich fay, who hosts the rob ryan red podcast, about the club. good morning to you both. alice, lets start with you, that tweet this morning, champagne, beer. i'm sure there was a lot of that in the pub last night! figs there was a lot of that in the pub last niuht! r �* th

. >> if there is anybody who knows the trash life can throw at you, it is tyrone mullins. >> after you have made so many mistakes , sometimes you are forgotten about. >> reporter: for many years, tyrone says he saw the turf wars in the gun violence. sadly, he became a result of his reality. >> i shot someone. i was arrested and sent away for a while . >> reporter: that was in 2006. he was locked up for three years. when he got out, tyrone says everybody wrote him off, even his family. he knew he couldn't waste life so he started cleaning around his neighborhood. >> this is the first time i had people seeing me in a positive light and that felt good. it made me feel respectable as a person. >> reporter: that move also helped him sort through the piles of garbage in his own life and his property manager at the time noticed. >> david said to me, if you can help us figure out something with this trash, we will get you the seed money to start your own business. >> reporter: david is now the ceo of a san francisco project that aims to build better communities by offering restorative justice

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thanks so much for delving into his with us today. professor william mullins and former british diplomats and author many thanks. lessons and rushes deputy ambassador to the un has told artsy that western powers are hypocritical to last show it. most schools proposal to station nuclear weapons on the territory of allied bella roost, stating the u. s. has long stationed its nuclear arms in nato countries near russia's borders. the west is trying to act within the concepts of rules based on national order, where it's all, it's all alone says the rules and seeks that the others should implement these rules. they want to do everything in their power to preserve their privileged position in the world. to preserve the well being of the so called golden 1000000000 by any price. they do not hesitate to acting very much colonial or neo colonial logic in deploying nuclear weapons in the western countries for many years for decades already. and then when the russia analysis simulate lance simply analysis, they already stopped hysteria. many developing countries, especially weaker developing countrie

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good, good mullins, it is not enough for western arms suppliers to kill children. they also decided to shift the blame, so they began to accuse russia of abducting and forcibly displacing children. according to their version, the children in particular orphans should have been left in war zones in western and key of authorities have carefully and deliberately distorted the picture overcome so blue. now when i was made clear that this meeting of the un would not be permitted to be broadcast over the u m's official webcast, as a result of that, russia has said that they will use their position as a permanent member of the security council. do block, similar broadcast from britain, if this is how things are going to be done. and it appears that there is just such an effort to prevent russia from giving its side of the story to prevent russia from responding to the wave of unproven allegations that are blowing across social media. odd this, this is created a situation where russia feels that they will need to respond in similar measure and take efforts to block meeting

make it happen. tensions are growing in many fear, confrontation may prove difficult to avoid that. mullin al jazeera. ah . okay, let's bring in our guests now in addis ababa is a camel ha. she murmured. member of the ethiopian parliament in harrisonburg virginia is a tenant, anchor assistant professor of african history. at james madison university. he specializes in political history of ethiopia and africa, also and addis ababa is des, selena cheney senior member of the national movement of m. how are the main opposition party in the ethiopian parliament? a welcome to all of you. thank you very much for being on inside story today. desolate if i can begin with you, can you just explain how large these protests have come? and i guess the anger that's fueled them at to this point. thank you very much for having me. so this, this we are, are very large and it was almost every part of the region. so people on monday for the federal government to leave us the decision to dismantle the space on focus. ok. because current that he's on the region is faced with a lot of treatise security breeders

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we've been talking professor william mullins and former british diplomats and ortho. thank you. remember the good god bless. well, japanese dish spiegel magazine and hot water over what's been branded a racist cartoon published by the outlets about india overtaking china as the world's most populous nation. the caricature has boxed outraged from officials in new delhi, germany. this is outrageously racist, disfigure, caricature in india in this manner has no resemblance to reality. the purpose is to show india down and suck up to china. this is as bad if not worse than the race is consumed in new york times. lim boone in india. successful, my mission de cartoonist, a dash beacon, notwithstanding your attempt at more can india. it's not smart to bet against india and the prime minister in their under morty, in a few years in this economy will be bigger than germany's cartoon by german magazine. there. spigot is in bad taste. the western world prefers to depict india is poor and struggling. they won't show in. this bonded current or upcoming bullet trains cannot wait for the next

goals from elliot lee and two excellent strikes from paul mullin secured the three points that may givehe national league title. if the score stays at 3—1 they will have the title. in the english premier league, leicester city were the only team in the bottom half of the table to win today after they came from behind to beat wolves and move out of the relegtion zone. it was an important 2—1 win in dean smith's first home game in charge. a goal from timothy castagne's goal 15 minutes from time secured the three points, which clearly meant a lot to the squad and leicester's fans. imean, i mean, it's a hard—fought victory but i thought we created the bigger chancesin but i thought we created the bigger chances in the game. started the game really well but yeah, showed a lot of spirit in the second half. it was really good. we have a big week. it gives everyone a left, gives them confidence and belief. we've got another tough game now at elland road. we'll enjoy it. people questioned the spirit but i thought it was there for all to see today. well, leicester are out of the relegation zone,

it would mean they would meet jesus. catherine, so reports now from shackle. holla, village, and mullin, dini district. ah relatives who believe their loved ones. me have become cult members. have come to look for them. the poorer comp walker traveled to their canyon coast from nairobi. her brothers disappeared several years ago after selling their ancestral land. it equally. macarthur, we have been trying to such as the mormon. i'm ready. so police took us to the farms of one of the a written and hoping that there will be less clarity, le mars garley. welcome back home, where lima is looking for his daughter. she disappeared 3 years ago. but in we have several people have been rescued. some like this man were weak and the hydrated they are undergoing cancelling aid workers say they have registered more than 200 missing people. half of them children. we are real shocked because initially we thought probably these are very local people from cliffy very poor people. but when we look up the records that we are receiving today, we have international people here, people from tanzania, people

it's back from the british diplomat and also professor william mullins sensate care is trying to stall the diplomatic process in order to sail more time to arm itself for a counter offensive. since we are not to spring things along and procrastinate in order to get ever more western weapons become godly in america, nature initiatives, they told them what to do. the absolutely no doubt that he could never act on his own initiative without growing heel roll from america. this is a plan to give more time to continue the war and add more fuel to the fire, quite clear that the direct negotiations decrease and must be extremely difficult if not impossible. hence is new possibilities. china session in the me time. yes, definitely. so that's the positive side. now it could be that side that also has a few. com, please. for example, if you cannot make power, it use it to help your grade. you can mcclure and it may well be using that as a parent as well as you can find plenty more of the latest needs. updates on our website r t dot com. i will be back with more than 30 minutes. the the news news

willie mullins has got very strong, and likewise gordon elliott as well.d to finding the best they can get. security for this year's festival is very tight, and the backdrop to that is a threat from animal rights protesters to disrupt the running of the grand national. 0rganisers insist they are prepared, and police say they will deal with any disruption robustly. for those concentrating only on the national race card, last year's winner, noble yeats, is back, butjockey sam waley—cohen has since retired. and the name rachael blackmore always piques interest. the 2021 winner won this afternoon and will be on board ain't that a shame tomorrow. as you might have guessed, the going is soft, but the weather is due to get better. patrick gearey, bbc news, at aintree. take that, lionel richie and the pop singer katy perry will all be performing at the coronation concert as part of an eclectic line—up of artists. the grounds of windsor castle will be the venue for around 20,000 people on sunday the 7th of may. lizo mzimba has that story. gary barlow is of course n

it's back from a british diplomats and also professor william mullins and phase kid is trying to stall the diplomatic process in order to still more time to arm itself for a counter offensive. this is simply or to spring things along, procrastination, in order to get ever more western weapons to come out to be an american native initiative. they told them what to do, the absolutely no doubt that he could never act on his own initiative without drawing huge law from america. this is a plan to give more time to continue the war and add more fuel to the fire. quite clear that the direct negotiations decrease and must be extremely difficult if not impossible. hence the possibility of china session. in the meantime. yes, definitely. so that's the positive side. now it could be that so i that also has a few call please. for example, if economic power is to help you grade, you can mcclure and it may well be using that as a sort of parents are really going to have city of whether curtis germany, that dish spiegel magazine is in hot water, was being branded a racist cartoon. published by the ou

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bellingham put the host ahead in the 19th minute with an elegant turn and finish. 2 goals from danielle mullin and another from march means sealed a wind which sees the title race. take a dramatic late turn. there are just 5 mattress to go and we will end it there coming up our documentary series. dont film looks at the few years of relative freedom in china that came after the death of dictator mousy, were using with ill ski adobe. argos enable other, get out a medium may global law, go up, garbage done. but again, i will stop in to that and i'll get yoga or him a g a bit shorter, let up joel media dog. currently, more people than ever on the moon's world wide in search of a better life. did you ever use men in their community? muscle good on a la guardia. just find out about on the story info my grants. ah, ah. linkage issues when the cultural revolution in china came to an end from the political tension began to subside, the artists and activists had already begun to emerge looking for a new concept of art. art that was real human, potentially huge asian feelings. everyone felt that change

in molly, following the adoption of the un security council, resolution in 2013 mullins understood it was to end the war. emily, as soon as a base agreement was saw it, they said they were here to bring peace, but there is no place to bring soldiers dying that we want to stop the mass killings of our soldiers and of our citizens. but when, if elegant, forces from several european countries have left the un mission after molly's june, to hired russian mercenaries from the wagner group to support its own troops. un independent human rights experts accused fighters from wagner, of carrying out extrajudicial killings and torturing people in mali. they are meant to protect and so the you insecurity council is meeting to discuss the future of the mission. at stake is the fate of a people seemingly alone and vulnerable in the face of mounting violence. nicholas hawk algae 0. our diplomatic editor james space has more from un headquarters in new york. this mission, this, the newsman mission, set up by the united nations. well, if you go back 10 years, 2 weeks from now is the 10th anniversary.

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willie mullins has got very strong, and likewise gordon elliott as well. any disruption robustly. for those concentrating only on the national race card, last year�*s winner, noble yeats, is back, butjockey sam waley—cohen has since retired. and the name rachel blackmore always piques interest. the 2021 winner won this afternoon and will be on board ain�*t that a shame tomorrow. as you might have guessed, the going is soft, but the weather is due to get better. patrick geary, bbc news, at aintree. here is the man who can tell us if it is going to get better. it should be fine for the grand national and mostly fine for the rest of us. we have had sunny spells today and widespread showers to contend with. through the weekend, there will be fewer showers, still some sunny spells and it will start to feel just a little some sunny spells and it will start to feeljust a little bit some sunny spells and it will start to feel just a little bit warmer. but today it has brought no shortage of showers, even more persistent rain in places. quite wet right now across p

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>> reporter: if there's anybody that knows the trash that life can throw of at you, it is roland mullinses you are just forgotten about. >> reporter: tyrone saw the turf wars and gun violence and sadly he was the result of his reality . >> i shot someone and was arrested and sent away for a while . >> reporter: that was in 2006 and he was locked up three years. when he got out, he said everybody wrote them off d eaaroundhis neighborhood. >> this is the first time i had people see me in a go it made m feel respectable as a person. >> reporter: it helped him sort through the piles of garbage in his own life and his property manager at the time noticed. >> he said to me , if you could figure out something with this trash , we will get you the seed money to start your own business. >> reporter: he is helping to serve prior offenders. >> it was because of his courage and what he became. >> reporter: waste management is expensive and the public housing world. when you couple that with lack of housing and drugs and lack of resources, these communities are ravaged. >> particularly in san francis

mark wayne mullin is here. >> thank you.see peace, sure china may have some alterior motives, if they're talking about both russia and ukraine and they can get something done? don't you wish our president would do that? >> our president has an opportunity last year, if you remember, about a year ago, when bee were close to negotiating a peace deal between zelenskyy and putin and there were 4 things on the table, we have, agreed to two, the two other were negotiable, president biden at the time took a trip to europe here, made two big mistakes, he was talking with 82nd airborne and said troops would go in and what they would see in ukraine would be old ladies holding russian tar tanks back, that was a lie. then, just two days later, he was talking to a group of leaders he said that putin could not stay in power, at the time the negotiating of the off, and zelenskyy came to the camera and said, diplomacy has lost, and is gone, now he needs weapons. we had a vacuum of a week leader. what is happening, is president xi trying to

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[applause] fourth grader derek mullins. [applause] fourth grader dean lee. [applause] foughtinger grader ren schmidt. mra*ulz --[applause] fourth grader owen morales. [applause] fourth grader, reed garachi. [applause] not quite. fourth grader dario meracciti. [applause] fifth grader malaki hightower. [applause] fifth grader daniel mullins. [applause] fifth grader, wallace conway. [applause] fifth grader, angus f a ng. [applause] fifth grader tray kestomo. [applause] fifth grader kyle heard. [applause] and last but not least, fifth grader sean heard. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, you don't get to leave us just yet. mr. malaki high independent tower congratulations on your award. do you want to step forward and say a few words. no, okay. i also think that we should stand and mom, dads, guardians parents of these wonderful children, because without them taking them to practices and coordinating everything, i think they're a huge piece of this puzzle. so we need to turn around and say thank you to mom and dad and guardians. give them a big rou

hoffman says hoffman, mullins and pelosi say they're going to try and declare federal fishing disaster . governor newsom has already started the process by requesting federal disaster declaration. video of a certain shark is getting a lot of attention, not for what the shark does, but more so for how the shark looks take a look. this is snooty. the lemon shark, the toothy grin girls, a nine ft lemon shark, whose spotted along the south florida coast for years. this time she had a close encounter with a diver here. wildlife experts say her signature grain is likely due to a deformity, but it does not seem to slow her down. lemon sharks are little threat to humans, but always good practice to steer clear of any struck. i think she's scared when you think of easter, what comes to mind bunnies, candy, chocolate baskets and peeps peeps. maybe. i mean, you don't need peeps don't need them either, but it is an iconic easter candy favorite for so many people. and right now we're getting closer. look at how they're made foxes. madison alworth has more. we got a peek inside the peeps factory ahe

. >> we did -- >> if there's anybody who knows the trash life can throw at you, it's tyrone mullins. >> after you have made so many mistakes or have so many hiccups in life. sometimes you are just forgotten about. >> reporter: he says he saw the turf wars and gun violence, then sadly, he became a result of his reality. >> i shot someone. and in that i was arrested and sent away for a while. >> that was in 2006. he was locked up for three years. when he got out, tyrone says everybody wrote him off. even his family. he knew he couldn't waste life. so he started cleaning around his neighborhood. >> this was the first time i had people actually seeing me in a positive light. and that -- it just felt good and it made me feel respectable as a person. >> that move also helped him sort through the piles of garbage in his own life and his property manager at the time david mora noticed. >> david mora said to me, if you can help us figure out something with this trash, we'll get you the seed money to start your own business. >> david is now the ceo of a san francisco project aiming to build be

they have been clear over the past few months that they will not tolerate the russians among the mullins and been going after him security forces and russian mc. make total of the sentence that it is not. and on the question of the target, then we're the russians, the targets. we know the wagner group has a presence there. all, was it mani security forces. all we're told also the un has a base close by who was the target here? first, i think the target could be anyone, but primarily it would be the russians because it's, it's basically they could be making a statement. even dividing a group is not out there which they are able to reach them, be able to cover these among them, but that isn't timed out and also cleared up in a national for support of money could become a potential target. what kind of roles do we see the russians play as some of the western forces have begun to wind down their operations? oh, the official narrative around the russians. bali has to bring the training support, the training them all in full year, the helping them on the stand, a new equipment that they have a

, congresswoman omar from your states, michigan governo gretchen - and former fbi director robbyn mullino name a few tha he has called to be locked up. how do you explain this double standard >> well, hello reveren sharpton it is so nice to be with you call me old fashioned, but i don't think it is ever good to be indicted. and i have been involved in lot of campaigns, and i have never had one of his campaigns heard anyone say, boy if w could just get invaded this is going to be great for ou prospects. it is, i think, a sign of ho low the republican party has sunk and donald trump, this i donald trump's republica party. but, as i was listening to wha you are saying, you think of this rhetoric as of witch hunt and the calling for the arrest of his opponents tearing down the media, tearin down our judicial system and our legal system those are the hallmarks of authoritarian and extremis movements that we have seen in history. and it is playing out exactl along those lines here in th united states with these followers of trump so, i continue to you thin that we are in a very dangerou time >

now the mullin, soldiers, as well as the russian fighters, were involved in a battle fight with the armed forces. they took the intervention of the un peacekeeping mission that it's called the cure at the quick rapid force him with the senegalese peace keepers to repel that attack. meanwhile, while this attack was under way by the airport, there were we do apologize. i, we seem to have lost a new cox. i will try and return to him through the news. i let people know because their las on a with raga is a research fellow focusing on this a hell region at the center for democracy and development. now he says he's not most likely targets russian wagner mess re stations at the count that nick just mentioned. the to known that operating widely in molly jenny group, the group of sported islam called jenny, better social actually group. and most of them it's really difficult to pinpoint it in the issue that i have been treated so far. everything is pointing toward the jenny brewer because this is the type of attack that will do. and they have been clear over the past few months that they will not

first i want to pass my ranking member seat right now to senator mullins while i walk across and ask another committee. and then i will defer to senator marshall for questions. >> all right, thank you senator cassity. thank you chairman. first of, all i want to submit for the record a couple of op-eds. the first one written by a senator from, a democrat from indiana. and my hero, bob dole from kansas. this is the, and editorial talking about the bible law. which encourages and has been so successful. it encourages the federal government to work with the private sector. and also an op-ed that i wrote. my goodness, this was in 2022. about how fixing prices kills innovation. so we will submit both of those for the record. if it is okay mister chairman. well, mister chairman, let the record show that you and i agree on something. this is my goal and every one of these hearings this for you and me to agree on something. and i agree that charging americans $130 for this vaccine is outrageous. but where we always disagree a secure. how do we get there. and i know one of your biggest concern