some leaks that transcript to newsweek. newsweek on the 24th, almost exactly 20 years ago. newsweek published this report saying, who st. carmel the highest ranking? iraqi official ever to defect from saddam hussein's inner circle toll a cia and british intelligence offices and new as for inspectors. in the autumn of 1995, that after the gulf war, iraq destroyed all its chemical and biological weapons. and the missiles to deliver them. carmel had direct knowledge of what he claimed for 10 years. he ran you rocks, nuclear, chemical, biological and missile programs. and in a classic understatement of the author, john barry in newsweek says on the defectors tail raises questions about whether the w m. d stockpiles attributed to iraq still exist. well, i guess what happened news week publish it, a little blurb. first on there are in their site their website. then the members of the media went to a fellow named bill harlow, who was c, i a p r person, cia spoke to person poor the agency and he said, look at these ah, this, this report is incorrect. it's bogus, it's wrong. and it's untrue. oh, incor

ford o'connell, "newsweek," size of three buses. it was defected over montana. be traversing across the united states. ford to you. pentagon saying it want shoot it down, it might harm people on the ground with debris. what do you make of this development? this robust from kind to come into our interior. >> i said china is the greatest threat in the 21st century. every time we don't take china seriously they will encroach into our space. liz: what ford is saying, three missile silo fields in mon tan, miles air force base. when you herd the story what was your first reaction? >> we're sending billions and billions of dollars and military equipment to ukraine to fight russia when our greatest adversary is china. the democrats have a real problem. they're soft on china from a domestic policy point of view. soft on china from a foreign policy point of view. hard to imagine this is happening under president trump's rule. what will president biden do about it? hard to imagine he will take a robust, appropriate response. liz: what batya said, this is the not the first

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now "newsweek" has not been able to verify this.epdad says this story nothing but a rumor. nothing to it. his family is upset. can you blame them? we have a dead kid with no rap sheet getting dragged through the mud. getting half the country trying to federalize the police and still the country doesn't know what happened that night. up to "primetime" to step in and help. we filed a records request with the city of memphis demanding they release thest are of the body cam footage the least they can do. morrow inspector and founder of the ops desk.org. have you heard about this rumor floating around memphis? >> i have. i actually heard it pretty quickly. but, unable to verify. >> jesse: and have your police sources been speaking about this as well? >> yeah. so, i mean, other penal are hearing it as well. i heard about it from somebody that is on the job down there in memphis. but it was a sort of subsource you, one off. unable to verify. a lot of people are poking at this. a lot of people are trying to find it. i suspect if it's there

at the same time, newsweek magazine writes that us arrogance has led ukraine to disaster.otes that washington decided to add fuel to the fire in the form of increased funding for weapons equipment technical support, without which ukraine would be forced to negotiate, the coming year of conflict promises to be much more devastating for ukraine than what we have seen so far the only exit. this mediated settlement is noted by journalists. and ukraine continues the network of minefields, kiev decided to expand the mined strip along the borders with belarus and russia in the ukrainian state. the border service noted that the strip along ukraine , the russian and ukraine, the belarusian border will increase to 2 km in width. our country. he reported that ukraine continues demonstrative mining of the territory adjacent to belarus and provocations. it turned out to be hot for her maslenitsa in novopolotsk, where the farewell to winter was adorned by the first city championship in chopping firewood under the motto arabi and akbarsk. 30 participants came to the start from employees

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while newsweek sheltered my name from the print edition, my name appeared in the digital version, and that was the beginning of the unleashing of one of the 1st criminal leak investigations of modern time. when you were outed as the source, in this case, your life changed. you were forced to leave a job that you loved many of your colleagues and friends turned against you and you had trouble finding work here you were a renowned attorney. you had graduated from brown in yale universities to the top schools in the world. and you were having trouble finding a job. you finally found one at a large law firm in washington, dc. but it didn't last long. what happened there? at that point, the government contacted my private 3rd party employer and told them that they had just hired a criminal. so i had not been charged with anything. i had not received the subject or target letter. my so i, the law firm of course, knew that i would have a claimant can submit, they just fired me, especially for being a whistleblower. so they put me on unpaid administrative leave, which left me kind of hanging

yeah, you know, there is a really interesting article that came out in newsweek recently. i think it's quite credible in which it stated revealed that the director of the ca traveled to ukraine to convey a, an offer of you know, to essentially see where oper for both russia and ukraine in which of us would recognize russian territorial annexations of ukraine exchange for peace and that that is, you know, that's exactly what needs to happen. but i think the missing piece is i don't, i don't believe the binding ministration was willing to agree to ukraine neutrality . i think that's they continue to pursue this. you know, this unfortunate dream of praying, they don't membership, which is been really this, almost the sole cause of this, you know, this entire conflict between russia and ukraine and in, through the call or the collective west in general. you know, from my vantage point here in the us policy on ukraine or visit the russia is pretty similar to a prison biden's well awareness or the stability of his cognitive powers. because one day they say one thing and the next

complex attack is being prepared by russia using cruise missiles, aircraft of a foreign operation, newsweekeir sources , they refer to sources. let's not talk like that for 48 hours and at this time putin already gave the order on the morning of february 24, ukrainians heard explosions, sirens sounded, the whole world found out this is a war. russia attacked ukraine from all sides . now we are live on the air . we know we will not forget a year of resistance, a year of pain, a year of gratitude to our soldiers and hope, which brings us closer to the main news olena matsyutka tsn 1+1 marathon, the only news as today i have , we are experiencing the beginning of the second year of the war, this will be our special inclusion during this release, and now we are talking about the main news of the beginning of this day, the united nations general assembly approved by a majority of votes the draft resolution that contains the key provisions of the peace formula proposed by ukraine, 141 countries voted for - seven against. now we see the actual voting table, except for russia, the red button voted

s. media outlet, newsweek, couldn't even obscure this and had to acknowledge the links we interviewed members of a white supremacy group called adam bath and division, who has sent members to train in ukraine, where neo nazi malicious, have recruited by its premises from around the world to join their fight against russia and advanced racist ideology. the atom often division thinks there is no help for reform. they argue that america and the west need to fully collapse in order to bring everything back into balance. and let the racialist utopia, they envision, come into the group. and it's manifesto, a book called c had been the inspiration for a number of different terrorist attacks. essentially, the goal is that with this violence, they can inflame tensions and have the way for the big collapse. now groups like adam often and their ties to ukraine are nothing new. in fact, one white supremacist who calls himself bone phase even says the cia sent him to ukraine to establish ties with ultra nationalist may don groups since 2014 links between american neo nazis and fascists have been d

newsweek on why gas prices are going up right now. bikes smartphone lies talking to paul from florida. good morning. caller: good morning. this country is 250 years old? why didn't we think of what the democratic party has done up to now? just think of all the thinking and arguing and this other stuff they did to keep the balanced budget and develop solid when all they have to do borrow so much money that the government does not have any horizon on how to pay back. my feeling is this, this is all graded. why don't we do it again next year pass another 7 billion dollars in bills? if this is working, let's do a more -- it more. host: henry michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. my concern is, i live in michigan. why are all of these people complaining about the money budget when they got to get this guy time to fix what he had to fix because of four years. i do not complain when i get. i do not complain how much i spend because i know is when the cause because everybody got to pay the costs. gas $3.24 right now in stanton michiga

ongoing war as part of a peace plan drawn up on behalf of president joe biden a cia official told newsweekons in a swiss-german newspaper report that burns had made a clandestine trip to moscow in january and that the director had made the peace offer on behalf of the white house were completely false noise. david deputy white house national security council spokesman told newsweek that the report is not accurate. and that the cia would say the same. wars in ukraine the united states is doing little washington is trying to destabilize the situation in the asian pacific region and the south china sea. off the coast of china conduct exercises of the us navy nuclear aircraft carrier german chief of the pentagon austin agreed with the philippine authorities to provide the united states with access to four more military bases in the country, a total of nine. now the new bases, according to experts, will be located in the north of the philippines as close as possible to taiwan to the island from them a little more than 100 km. thus, washington literally surrounds china with an arc and its milita

newsweek on why gas prices are going up right now. bikes smartphone lies talking to paul from florida. good morning. caller: good morning. this country is 250 years old? why didn't we think of what the democratic party has done up to now? just think of all the thinking and arguing and this other stuff they did to keep the balanced budget and develop solid when all they have to do borrow so much money that the government does not have any horizon on how to pay back. my feeling is this, this is all graded. why don't we do it again next year pass another 7 billion dollars in bills? if this is working, let's do a more -- it more. host: henry michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. my concern is, i live in michigan. why are all of these people complaining about the money budget when they got to get this guy time to fix what he had to fix because of four years. i do not complain when i get. i do not complain how much i spend because i know is when the cause because everybody got to pay the costs. gas $3.24 right now in stanton michiga

we wrote one of the most remarkable pieces we zeph this year in "newsweek" admitting -- it's time forhe scientific community to admit we were wrong about covid and it affects lives. we're happy to have him join us now. kevin bass, thank you for coming on. thank you for writing this piece which i want to recommend everyone, totally nonpolitical. again, i don't even know what your politics are. i assume you're liberal. you're honest in this piece. why were you moved to write this? >> from many of the reasons that you discussed that i realized we have lost trust in this country as a healthcare industry from the ordinary person. anybody who knows, anybody who is watching the media, anybody who is on social media and is talking to ordinary people realizes just how angry so many ordinary people are, and i felt that if i wrote a piece like this apologizing for i didn't set policy but i certainly supported it and every single day, i certainly patted all of my friends on the back for supporting it and for thinking the right kinds of thoughts, i thought if i apologized, then at least i was doin

and reviews have appeared in vogue salon, ohio valley history, the journal of southern history, newsweek. the wall street journal. she is the author of my kentucky home the astonishing life and reckoning of an iconic american song as well as lambda literary award winner, irrepressible, the jazz life of henrietta bingham, mordecai and early family, and as editor with thomas underwood of the southern agrarian and the new deal, emily lives in kentucky. so your books are sobering, eye opening, generous and very well told. i found them incredibly moving and, illuminating to read. so thank you for i'm excited to be able to share this here today with the audience. i would love to begin with just hearing the origin stories of your books, how you the ideas and why you decided that now was the time to tell these stories. well, i. hello, everyone. i'm excited to be here and thank you for being a part of this session. i'm excited to be sandwiched between two beautiful women. i just put that on the table. but i'm just a girl fan of the work. and so i feel in some ways and i might be cousins and we ju

previously, she's reported for politico national journal and newsweek. so please join me in welcoming david marchick nancy cook. thanks so much for having us. i met dave during the last transition when i was reporting on it. little did we know of what would come of it. but i guess i'm just curious. start out the talk talking about what you think the future of presidential transitions are you still have a major political party. the majority of republicans who say that the election was rigged that biden did not actually win. i'm curious like what does that mean for having peaceful transition moving ahead. well, first of all, thank you for being here, nancy. brad, thank you for hosting. thank you all for coming. i want to recognize coauthors. alex is here. alex tippett and aj wilson. so we worked for a year and a half thank you for your great work and mom is here as well as is my mom. so in the book, can burns was nice enough to write the and he starts by talking about lincoln's famous where lincoln hearkened to the angels and for most of our history actual

he's a columnist for "newsweek." he's written several books. nice to have you book. what do you make of the fact that the chinese acknowledgeds at least that it is theirs? that seems out of character for them. >> that they had to do. we could track this balloon. but really the problem we have is that this really didn't make very much sen to send this balloon just before secretary blinken's trip to beijing, unless the chinese wanted to derail that trip. it could point to instability inside the regime, disagreements between the military and others, but it would have been the chinese ruler testing the reactions of the united states. and really we should have shot this down because by not doing that, we convince the chinese we're incapable. they already believe that. that's been the propaganda line. i'm not say ing that the chines are right, but it doesn't matter where the chinese are right in their assessments of the u.s. what matters is what they believe. what they believe is very dangerous because it could push them to do things which can't be undone. >> i think what

we decide to publish publish it and "newsweek" had been sitting on the story for 18n months. i heard they were scrambling. our story was done. we were racing against them. another example that comes to mind during the trump administration the ukraine whistleblower complained the first impeachment before it was cool, impeachment. people forget there was a lot of interest at the time in large part to the public and the identity of the whistleblower. there were lots of large media organizations that did not publish the name of the whistleblower due to and i haven't spoken to these divisions but it's clear there are was concerned about the identity or the presumed identity of that person and what it would do. the identity was out there on the internet. you couldhe find it if you look hard enough. thered were lawmakers who referenced it. those were decisions that seem to be made because oh well information is out there and therefore we are just going to do what we think is ethically responsible and join the fray. the newspapers and so forth would sit down and have a conversation,

there's not a difference between a drone and a car bomb, but whatever we decided to publish and then "newsweek" had been sitting on this story and i heard they were scrambling to get the story but we were not racing against. >> another example that comes to mind during the trump administration the ukraine whistleblower complaint that led to the first impeachment before it was cool impeachment. there was a lot of interest politically at the time and in large parts of the public and the identity of the whistleblower there were lots of large media organizations that did not publish the name of the whistleblower due to i've spoken to these organizations but there was concerns about what publishing the name or the identity of that person would do. the identity was out there on the internet like you could find it if you look hard enough there were other outlets and even at times they'd referenced it. the decision seemed to be made because it's ethically responsible otherwise. the organizations involved would sit down and have the conversation on what is the benefit of doing this and what is the publ

"newsweek" says biden actually went to school on a half scholarship, ended up near the bottom of hisss and won only one degree and not three. >> joe biden ranked 76th in the class of 85 at the university of syracuse law school. >> jesse: i'm shocked biden even graduated. the man doesn't even understand basic economics. the man ran on getting rid of oil and gas. said it. he said i'm going to put oil companies out of business. get rid of it, he said. last night he was shocked that oil companies thought he wanted to put them out of business. >> i said we're going to need oil for at least another decade. and that is going to exceed. [laughter] >> and beyond that we're going to need it. >> jesse: biden thinks oil companies are going to invest in new refineries when they are going to be bankrupt in 10 years. that's the kind of long-term financial planning that bidens are known for. you know, because joe just took out a quarter million loan at age 80. who takes out a home equity loan at 80? is biden going to take out a reverse mortgage soon? now, a smart guy doesn't brag about being tough o

propelled by the media hungry for a fresh face and a good story, he has graced the covers of time and newsweeke pages of men's vogue, and has been endorsed by oprah, a far cry from the way he's treated in the corridors of power in washington, where he is 88th on the senate's list of seniority. >> the clintons looked at obama and said, "you're not qualified to be president." they liked him. they thought he had a great future, but their view was, "you don't run for president after you've been in the senate for like a week and a half." >> early polls show him third, trailing both senator hillary clinton and john edwards. >> we've got two different americas. we've got one for all those who are doing very, very well and then one for everybody else. >> edwards is focused on an eradication of poverty. but the 2008 election was all about the war in iraq. >> you said that if you were president in 2002, you would have not gone into war. >> right. >> however, how can you then explain the seeming contradiction from your voting to support the invasion? >> i do not believe that most of us who voted to give

. >> in her defense, the communications director told newsweek she misspoke and was referring to the entire illinois school system, though there is of course zero proof of any of that money being used for crt. so, this is who kevin mccarthy wanted by his side. this is who kevin mccarthy elevated to a position of not just authority with the committee but literally authority and seniority within the party. what do moments like this say to you? you have worked for a speaker. you have worked for a member. on the republican side. when you assess this, how do you see it? >> i won't sit here and even try to defend marjorie taylor greene. i won't do that. >> you need that $5 billion to do that. >> even then. what i would say is the committees should be set up where members are elected or assigned by their own party. that is how the system works. and for a majority to asurp the will of the other party is not productive in any case. we watched it happen when then speaker pelosi did it to marjorie taylor greene and brought that vote before the house without having a full ethics investigation. w

bryant, former wall street pro carol ross, text text expert, former trump energy official neil, newsweek gotcha and former neck city police commissioner. we've got democrats really outraged. they are triggered, why cosmic florida governor desantis is slamming them for fueling crime for this is a message that is resonating in the biting white house. they want your retirement money for climate change. but outdoors equity fund reportedly invests in polluters? this irony, twitter piles on vice president kamala harris posting a photo of herself unmasked with the child wearing a mask after major study said they don't work. that reports coming in at women upset even threatening to quit cnn. don 11 coming back on after his sexist comments about nikki haley and even women in their 40s being too old. he had a non- apology on that. i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay check your money. brought a broad selloff on wall street be geopolitical jitters, inflation rate hike worries at the fed sending all the major averages it down appear there freeze action fe

he was the bureau chief for newsweek in moscow, i believe. and he's a couple of times when it really counted, you know, under the height of the cold war. and he was right in the in the middle of it. he's he's written a to go through the entire list might might sound tedious but i think it's worth going through a few of them. his book, the greatest battle the battle of moscow in 1941, is, to me, just it's a nonpareil look at this at this great military confrontation, hitler and the u.s. witnesses to the rise of hitler, to the great book. and andy spoke it here at the museum 9041, the germany lost the war. get an about that one and he bar you visit the nazi hunters perhaps that might be the book for andy is best known but they're all really top flight. so at any rate, andrew nagorski, it's really good to have your map. good to see if. wonderful. thanks so for joining us. sir. so today we have an interesting a subject to talk about in a very interesting the title is saving freud. i think you just heard that the rescuers who brought to freedom an

i want to bring in gordon chang, columnist for newsweek and the author of several books, including the coming collapse of china. let me get you to respond or kind of pull on that threat you put out there on twitter a little bit earlier saying, in fact, the crisis will be manufactured but it will be real nonetheless and saying beijing planned for this. what did you mean by that? we >> beijing always thinks three or four steps ahead and clearly they had their statements and narratives already determined before the shoot down. as it was just indicated, they sort of expected the united states eventually would do this. the problem here, yasmin, is that this action on the part of the chinese to loiter this balloon over the continental united states for about a week really is bizarre. there really is no good explanation why they would do this because it seems to be counterproductive for chinese interests. >> can you talk more about that? you think about the timing of this, right? this was before an incredibly crucial meeting, secretary blinken was going to be heading there to have this meetin

. >> ainsley: i read an article in "newsweek" george allen kelly the man griff was talking about theyear-old cattle rancher. he does return to court tomorrow and he said i can't afford a million dollars bond. he said please reduce this. my wife is on the ranch by herself. there is no one to take care of my life stock. he was arrested because according to this article the investigation initially revealed he was shot the immigrant was shot in the area. he was found up to 150 yards from the kelly property. but, he -- it's also being reported that he was shot on his property. so they don't know if the immigrant ran and then was found on someone else's property later. >> steve: right. so, at the next court hearing. it will be interesting to hear what other details are revealed about mr. kelly pictured right there. there aren't a lot of details that have been released so far. it is unclear, although slim, whether or not they knew each other. and no motive has been listed at this point. but, they -- i was reading in one of the stories, i think it was in the daily mail this morning, it said

e just wrote one of the remarkable pieces we've seen this year in "newsweek"k" admitting that his entire the business got it wrong. community it's time for the scientific t community to admit we were wrong about covid and cost lives. god knows what the effect of that level of honesty will be. iton his career. bu.t in the meantime, we'refor thppy to have him join us now. kevin bass, thank you for coming on and thank you fori writing this piece. re i want to recommend everyonew totally nonpolitical. i don't even know whatl. your politics are. i assume you're liberal, butyou' you're honest in thire hece.s pe >> why were you moved to write this? t well, for many of the reasons that you discussed thae tt in i realized that we have lost trust in this country as a health care industry. from the ordinary person.ody wh anybodo y who knows anybody whos watching the media, anybody who is on social mediagr and talking to ordinary people realizes just how angry so many ordinary people are. and i felt that if i wrote a piece like this apologizing for, you know, i didn't set policy, but i certainly sup

now to an extremely positive development from this busy "newsweek"w week.. arkansas governor sarah sanders, obviously the rock ro night.ast rebudelivered one of the best rebuttals in history and governor sarah sanders will join us right here on this program tomorrow for an exclusiv pam tomrviee interviewe meanwhile, aant least one majoro democrat was very triggered by those remarks last night, and that's california governor gavin newsom. and he tweeted, quote, while sarah huckabee touts publicover safety, here is what she skips over. arkansas has one of the highest murder rates in the nation. we'll see., well, see, she's only been on the job, gavin, a couple of weeks. and by the way, gavin, youfr probably shouldn't be throwing stones from your glass houseom because your state of california, you lead the country and people exiting o your state, running away from sa your state. people are leaving ite n droves. , the population is in a massive n decline. the state also your state leadsl the country in homelessness.esco the cost of livingst of living g air, drug

americans and the chinese see something in the sky and write about it on social networks, and the newsweek to triple its number of nuclear bombs soon. but in principle, these balls prove that he is preparing a big war. what is really happening, the americans cannot or do not want to explain, beijing is silent, i understand that the americans are thinking over a retaliatory move. yes, to prevent him from growing, they cannot, and therefore they are clearly already playing through the india of its rival, india has so far not succumbed to pressure, but through the british it is being persuaded to let foreign universities into the country. moreover, it is the british council that agrees, without hiding that the goal is no longer to bring talents to europe or america, but to educate and instill love for the british way of life on the spot, that is, they will form some kind of loyal elite. if during the cold war, both we and the west invited to study with us for this, now the stake is that people are guaranteed to remain in the country and will influence life and here the question is no longer a

. >> a new newsweek poll suggests 12% of voters still think obama is a practicing muslim, 26% think hed muslim, and 39% think he attended an islamic school. >> so is the magazine pointing out anti-obama myths or perpetuating them? >> one subcurrent of the 2008 campaign had been this really irrational fear that barack obama represented some sort of revenge fantasy for black people. what his identity did was allow people to run wild with the most feverish conjurings of their conspiratorial minds. so there's a really great moment that expresses obama's kind of strategic relationship to black identity. and that was in the democratic national convention in denver in 2008. >> no one can question barack obama's patriotism. like all of us, he was taught what it means to be an american by his family, his grandmother who worked on a bomber assembly line in world war ii, his grandfather who marched in patton's army, and his great uncle who enlisted in the army right out of high school at the height of the war. >> there's a point where john kerry mentions that barack obama's uncle, who is a vetera

. >> and working with john, the former editor of "newsweek." >> full of prize-winning historian. >> yes start to feel the orchestral music coming, that felt like it was from john. back to major's point, president trump talked about their got man but he said you will be forgotten any longer, as i recall, from that speech and this is the question, whether joe biden with his more gentle delivery grabs the same thing that former president trump grabbed, which is that sense of grievance into her little bit when he talked about the junk bills and all the billionaires and then he's accessing that, but the question is, if this economic or is a cultural? does present a biden have the same ability to really grab that vote if he's not making those cultural place? >> president biden one of the last leave the chamber tonight as he is known to want to shake hands and say hello to everyone. we are going to come back and just a moment and when we do, we will hear from arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders. she will have the republican response to tonight's state of the union. the union. ♪ ♪ i was al

time and newsweek both focused on the unlikely killer. i gave gigolo from san diego.e's a serial killer, tonight law enforcement's are racing against time -- >> with murders against three states, the fbi was now overseeing the qanon in case. and no one seemed saved after the random murder of victim number four. >> new york city two hours from plentiful new jersey was on high alert. particularly in the gay community >> we cunanan could be in new york, on the way to new york. he seems to be targeting game. gay man. >> but he was nowhere near manhattan, in fact he was 1300 miles away. heading for another popular island. on the night of may 11th, cunanan slipped into miami beach, in that stolen pick up truck, with the switched up plates. >> andrew cunanan came here, to the south beach, the crowd, the noise, the music. the lucky loos, staring at each other strange place to come for to know he was a subject of a massive manhunt. andrew cunanan, decided to hide in plain sight. >> under an assumed name, he shelled out 29 99 plus tax. the daily rate, the stay at the plaza hote

collected 3,000 signatures, pathetic by the standards of the site, attacks the russian singer and the newsweek granny raises questions about how a musician who spoke out in support of the invasion of ukraine was able to attend a granny in october, damn it, recommended that kirkorov be sanctioned . and the new year holidays were thwarted. the italian tour of the dancer sergei polunin , the leadership of the arcimldi theater in milan , explained her decision in a strange way. they say the cancellation of performances was a quote in agreement with the artists, although the theater directly points to political reasons. the cancellation was necessary due to the persistent campaign in social networks and on the internet over the past few weeks against the performance of the artist, so andrey albertovich, i saw your short interview before the program and there you say that the cancellation of our culture abroad. it has to end on its own somehow. well, it’s been a year since they’ve been canceling and canceling everything with the same success, to be honest, i don’t understand how this can end. well,