gingrich in many ways going back to the clinton years and he said i think newt gingrich in the main figure in the republican conservative movement was really when the reagan era ended not when donald trump are right but when newt gingrich became the leading spokesman for the movement that he represented and i think there's something to this, newt gingrich represented such a departure from ronald reagan in tone and style if not in substance that that was the end of the reagan period. >> as we get into the early '90s we begin to see a few figures who do depart from what william f buckley and ronald reagan would recognize as conservative philosophy, you see for the first time the few strains of populism showing up in the party, can you talk about that and where that came from, i think the important figure in the real coal mine was pat buchanan, pat buchanan was the nixon white house aid, he was of ronald reagan loyalist, he loved ronald reagan whose e-mail address was a variation, he was the ultimate reagan soldier but by the early 1990s he decides that the conservative message has mis

newt gingrich is blamed by many in his own party and he's gone. so for years after the contract with america, it's all over in that sense. and he is sitting in his home district and bill clinton is in the white house and newt gingrich says to somebody i quote in the book is quoted as saying so bill clinton broke the law and purged himself and he's in washington in the white house and i'm down here, what happened that's what happened. >> six it startit starts to dis. george w. bush is very, very much an established candidate. he's been the governor of texas getting together to sort of annoying him to go forward and in those harsh terms compassionate conservatism so they are starting to resemble what was recognizable for decades. >> more than that it's kind of an updated version of this. he walked the walk better and talked the talk better. conservatives believed he was one of them. and he was an evangelical, not an episcopal evangelical christian. he came from texas. he really was from texas, not greenwich connecticut. all those things kind of spok

in the newt gingrich. and this is certainly racial overly to the spring they cannot see barack obama as an entire legitimate person. basically leaves the congressional leadership set out to more than anything else, just make sure that the bronco form of a messiah president . ticket so first the president doing what they always do, they nominate the next guy in line, nick romney. traditional republicans and so any ways. and he also does a little bit of sort of tickling the immigration issue. somebody taught that he would win in there when he loses, the republican party is now known as the autopsy and they have to become a more forward thinking inclusive party. got up bringing the hispanics. and donald trump is sitting there-trump tower, six days after the election. filling out the paperwork to trademark the phrase, make america great again. very backwards looking. really looking back at white america essentially. what is he saying that they are not saying. gerald: say have to remember that in the meantime a

newt gingrich has a lot in that whole period. one of the things he said to me though is donald trump is not a conservative. he is an anti-liberal and thanks a lot is nonsense but he doesn't have the philosophy to read the review which is kind of the bible of modern-day conservatism. he is an interesting player and that is all fine with his supporters and one of the things we learned in 2016 you don't have to be traditional or even-ideology. what you are up against at this point is as important as what you are for. >> one thing that makes this different from so many other political books is that there is also an autobiographical threat that goes through it and even the title, you should have seen it coming, first person. but how did you come up with the title and what were you attempting to do? >> guest: that's interesting because it wasn't my plan. you are a journalist and i am a journalist. to think about something is the first person is exceptionally uncomfortable and not what i intended to do but when i got into this project i

he doesn't have an ideology i interviewed newt gingrich a couple times and he is fascinating with a lot of insights into this. there is a four-year period of the conservative revolution from reagan and 79 when he wants from president to donald trump's arrival of where we are today so gingrich puts his sights on that. and he says he is not a conservative. he is anti- liberal and he thinks a lot of that liberal speaking is nonsense doesn't have a philosophy he doesn't read the national review which is the bible for modern-day conservativism. he is an instinct player and it is about him that is fine with the supporters of one of the things we learned and 2016 you have to be a traditional conservative or even how the ideology at this point political history it's as important as what you are for. >> what makes this different from other political books it is with an autobiographical thread even with the title we should have seen it coming. how did you come up with this title and what we were attempting to do? >> that was not my plan you are a journalist to think about something in the first p

newt gingrich gets into all the details. also, let there be any doubt that president trump has completely reshaped the g.o.p.,. of the ten republicans who have flipped dem house seats, women or minorities, two here tonight. has the squad hijacked the georgia senate race? i love the story. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is going to tell us what he sees. but first, biden and the global reset vehicle that is the focus of tonight's "angle." when news broke of pfizer's promising vaccine trial, you might've thought normal was right around the corner. after all, the vaccine will be ready for distribution by the spring, and when hhs secretary alex azar, he says there'll be enough does this for every american, wow. but your idea of normal isn't what the global elites have in mind on the other side of this pandemic. come on, you know, they hated that old normal. they'd like a new normal, and they don't like that old normal where americans enjoyed their freedoms, the freedoms we often take for granted, like the right to work, to

it joining now is newt gingrich, former house speaker fox news contributor.this a sign that trump's legal fight might start bearing some fruit on other fronts, even if this doesn't affect the account as it stands now? >> first of all, ed affects the count that trump hopedou for. most were his votes. second. i think in wisconsin, michigan, nevada, arizona, georgia, pennsylvania, there will be a significant number of suits, many based on various witnesses who are now showing up and swearing out affidavits. also, pure research. a number of dead people who have been found to have voted is pretty remarkable. some of them like 120 years old. i think you can see, inch by inch, significant tearing back of the mask that allowed the election to run away. now, my position is whether your first trump are for biden, it's important for americans that we get a hand recount in every single state that is contestant. so that we know whether or not these were honest votes. >> laura: you definitely do not want like 50 million, 60 million, 70 million americans to think there's an

matt gaetz: more than newt gingrich. but no, i mean, that newt did bring a certain vigor to the place. a certain effort to reform. some of the practices there really lean into the play for the developments of washington. when you rot a tell all about congress, you're usually not still in congress. that's what's a little bit different about my book freedom so there. these people are still my colleagues . but i think that to address the generational challenges that we face, putting on on the right of the left. do you think the issues like immigration, how we deal with digital platforms. the environment and the climate change. these are generational challenges predictable require belinda entered the political alignment to resolve them. i don't think it's all that productive to have democrats against republicans. and i have friendships with other people people on the other side because in time to do need to listen to one another and $8 or maybe any thing to disagree on but if there are some things you can agree on, they had

newt gingrich and molly hemming way and tom have reaction and analysis. first the blue wave fizzled. that's the focus of the tonight's "angle." i know a lot of conservatives for distress about the past 24 hours and the past 10 months. the propaganda in the media and the lies again this president and the swirl of controversy with the mail-in ballots. with the conservative message of donald trump, republicans flipped 7 seats in the house and looks like they will hold on to the senate. whatever happens in the presidential race, i think there are some main take aways. number 1, the gop outperformed and the experts failed miserably. all of the fat cat consultants and pollsters. i told you all along that the people who are neither experts nor trustworthy get all of this air time. they should go into another line of work. we should not give most of them the time of day ever again. i think a flash back is in order. >> texas. >> susan collins in maine in deep trouble. >> a close ally of trump is fighting for her political life. >> south carolina senate seat is a t

that was a quote from newt gingrich on the president's twitter account. for those who did not vote, phoenix, arizona, the torah, hello. i think we already took that call. let's go to chad in pennsylvania, is supporter of president trump. caller: good morning morning, everyone. the reason why i supported president trump is because his policies and everything he has done for the country. we can go on and on about how it was a race thing and everything else, but if you look at the overall facts as far as the peace, unemployment low before the pandemic. all of this stuff plays out. joe biden, kamala harris, they have a history of locking up black americans. if you look everything up, you can see it, the facts are out there. host: what was the key accomplishment of president trump? caller: i think there were a couple of them. as far as peace with israel and making us a exporter, not an importer. unemployment was at a low for black americans, hispanic americans. think we were going in the right direction. now, i think we are backtracking harris.ing biden and i

get leonardo dicaprio more than newt gingrich and comparisons. this does bring a certain figure to the place a certain effort to reform some of the practices that really lean into the base of the corrosive elements of washington. when you write a tell-all about congress you're usually not still in congress. that's what's little different about my book but i'm still there and people are still my colleagues but i think to address the generational challenges tha they face whether you are on the rider on the left eye do think issues ke immigration and how we deal with digital platforms, the environment and climate change. these are generational challenges that will require a political realignment. i don't think that returning to our corners republican versus democrat is all that productive and his wife and writing a book about so my friendships with people like alexandria ocasio cortez. we need to listen to one another and acknowledged thathere may be many things you disagree on but is there some things can agree on you ought to put those on the fron

he tweeted what newt said, spread it out over his twitter machine.o democracy. but it continues, even 24 hours after the race was called. let me bring if oliver darcy and the pulitzer prize-winning writer evan osnos, he is the author of joe biden, the life, the run, and what matters now. oliver, what matters in pro-trump media? is it a tug-of-war between some hosts, some stars, some reporters who are accepting reality, who are recognizing what's happening versus others who are in denial? how would you characterize what's happening? >> i think you hit the nail on the head a moment ago when you said that fox is enabling and they are encouraging this president's worst impulses. they did this with the russia probe. they did this with impeachment. they did this with the coronavirus pandemic. now they are, frankly, aiming to destabilize the u.s. democratic system, the foundation of our country. they are aiming to destabilize by telling their viewers, suggest to go their viewers that this election was stolen by corrupt, deep state democrats. and, look, bria

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joining me now is former speaker of the house, newt gingrich.k you for joining me. >> it's good to be with you. gerry: this does look like a very different republican coalition from ones we've seen in the past, is that right? >> oh, i think that's right. i think you're seeing a continuation of what started with goldwater and reagan and then was continued with the contract with america or and then accelerate ared dramatically -- accelerated dramatically i by president trump. he's creating a working class, common sense, largely anti-government and pro-private job party. and in the process, of course, he's losing the country club republicans expect professional -- and the professional consultant republicans x. that's why really seeing a very profound shift in america. and minorities increasingly feel alienated by the left-wing social policies and ideas of the democrats. so in a sense, they're being pushed by the democrats to come our way, and they're being pulled by president trump to come our way. gerry: this is an opportunity for republicans, rig

in his backbencher days. >> i think leonardo dicaprio more than newt gingrich. no, i think that a certain effort to reform. some of the practices that really lit into the play for washer to. when you write a tell all about congress usually not still in congress. that's a little dferent about my book. i am still there these people are still my cleagues. think to address the generational challenges that we face, when the on the right, the left, i do think issues like immigration, how we deal digal platforms, the environment and climate change. these are generational challenges. they will require aittle bit of the political realignment. i don't think retreating to our corners for republican versus democrat is all that productive. that's why writing the book about some of my friendships like alexandria cossey of cortez, katie hill i think sometimes you do need to listen to one another. there coul be many things you can agree on i want to ask you in the minute about aoc, katie hill, you cover them bh in your book very well. are you a natural born politician? i know y

. >> martha: speaker newt gingrich on the presidential recount in georgia and what the future holds for the president and the g.o.p. in his mind when we come back. ♪ ♪ >> martha: georges republican secretary of state announcing a full by hand recount of every ballot today granting request by president trump's campaign and led by republican congress meant doug collins before any official results were called. >> my office will continue to investigate each and every instance of illegal voting. double voting, phelan voting, people voting out of state. if you report it, we will investigate it. every legal vote will count. >> martha: drawing is now, former speaker of the house newt gingrich, author of " -- good to have you with us tonight. you know, the secretary of state was just on another program and he said so far they have not found any systemic irregularities. they said nothing that would rise to the level of even the 10,000 vote range. what's your response to what's going on in your home state? >> well, my response is they've got to count the votes. senator kennedy pointed out somethin

newt gingrich, so good to have you on justice bid thank you for being here tonight.ric trump's next live on justice and we will be back in a jeanine: president trump on his fourth rally of the day in this one in pennsylvania. of -- i'll be speaking with eric trump for a moment but first let's listen to the president for a few minutes. [cheering and applause] president trump: be careful. joe, this could only happen to me. [chanting] president trump: thank you. in 2016 pennsylvania voted to fire this corrupt political establishment and you elected an outsider as president who is finally putting america first. that's okay, right? [cheering and applause] if i don't sound like a typical washington politician it is because i'm not a politician. i guess that is why i got elected. if i don't always play by the rules of washington and the washington establishment it is because i was elected to fight for you and i fight harder for you than any president than ever before. one of the most important issues in this election is law and order and you know about it well and you see w

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and did i predict this, newt? did i say this?e been saying this from the day i heard they were going to send out tens of millions of ballots. i said exactly because either they were going to win or if they didn't win, they'll take us to court. so florida was a tremendous victory. 377,000. texas, as we said. ohio. think of this. ohio, a tremendous state. a big state. i love ohio. we won by 8.1%. 461. almost 500,000 votes. north carolina, big victory with north carolina. so we won there. we lead by 76,000 votes with almost nothing left. and all of a sudden, everything just stopped. this is a fraud on the american public. this is an embarrassment to our country. we were getting ready to win this election. frankly, we did win this election. we did win this election. so our goal now is to ensure the integrity for the good of this nation. this is a very big very big mo. this is a major fraud in our nation. we want the law to be used in a proper manner. so we'll be going to the u.s. supreme court. we want all voting to stop. we don't wa

again, cobb county previously this part of the county represented by newt gingrich, a very different story today, but they folks still know that it's going to be a very tough fight for those runoffs. fred? >> thank you. >>> andrew yang says he has a lot of confident in those races. that's why he's moving to georgia? we're going to talk to him about his plan, next. - [announcer] we're thrive causemetics, we create high performance, cruelty free, 100% vegan formulas and we love that you love our products. like our award winning liquid lash extensions mascara. plus, with every product you purchase we donate to help a woman thrive. join our movement today at thrivecausemetics.com. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big d

former speaker of the house newt gingrich.ut to take the stage in wisconsin, it is cold there. >> tucker: awaiting the president at a late election eve rally in kenosha of all places, 46 degrees they were as we start the hour you the obvious as we specialize on the show, a lot going on, very few guests we invite on to synthesize and throw it to them and say what you make of it, the former speaker of the house newt gingrich is one of the rare people who can do that enjoins us now. great to see you. what do you make of what we are seeing? >> i did a piece this week talking about the bunny rabbit in the basement and the bear that was stalking across the country and i think that's what it captures, this huge historic figure, donald j. trump you may like or you may hate, but is of enormous consequence and you have this bunny rabbit who spent much of the campaign hiding in a basement and who would like i think to look at one of his top advisors who has been publicly recommending an eight week lockdown, hard lockdowns, that makes per

jedediah: yeah, newt.idents of voter fraud, which do happen in every election unfortunately, is very different from the accusation of a stolen election. that's very serious. the implication there is that there's enough widespread voter fraud going on that would have changed the outcome of the election. i haven't seen evidence of that to this moment. is that what you're suggesting has happened here? >> what i'm suggesting is you don't see the evidence because the local officials who are democrats hide the evidence and then turn to you and say since you have no evidence. so they say, "oh, we let the poll watchers in the building." that's right. but they kept them far enough away they couldn't see anything. and i think i can show you case after case it happened magically at almost exactly the same moment on election night that a series of key states quit counting, almost as though they were coordinating what they were doing. and it happened a few hours later, about 4 in the morning, that they had huge data du

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hour newt gingrich is talking to me about the road ahead. stay with us.lus arizona congressman andy biggs on where the investigations into rusha gate and hunter biden if joe biden takes the white house. don't miss a moment of it. mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ maria: now this, from georgia 2700 more ballots discovered in fayett county, georgia, 2600 ballots were found in floyd county on monday. joe biden maintains a lead by nearly 13,000 votes meanwhile in michigan wayne county board of canvassers certified the county votes overnight. reversal from decision. conduct a, quote, comprehensive audit of all unexplained precincts around the country. joining more to talk about that robbie suave. robbie, thank you very much for joining us. there were two democrats and two republicans who were overseeing whether or not to certify the results and when they had a standoff, they were not going to certify the results because all of this unexplained ballot situation, they were attacked and criticized, so they rolled over and said, okay, we will certify t

former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. this is a copy of election observer laws. let's see.vania, michigan, wisconsin, all of them have come in by the way, a lot of them mention partisan observers are permitted to be present when ballots are counted. but we get report after report that they are not being allowed to observe.ba is that a violation of law? and how do you remedy that? >> you know, i think, i've been active in this since 1958. that's 62 years. i am the angriest i have been in u that entire six decades. you have a group of corrupt people who have absolute contempt for the american people, who believe that we are so spineless, so cowardly, so unwilling to stand up for ourselves that they can steal the presidency. and we will wring our hands, bring in a few lawyers, and do nothing. my hope is that president trump will lead the millions of americansve who understand exacy what's going on. the philadelphia machine is corrupt. the machine in detroit is corrupt. and they are trying to steal the presidency. and we should not allow them to do that. first of all, under fed

newt gingrich, former speaker of the house and author of trump and the american future.verall thoughts of where we sit tonight and why 150 years from now people will be studying this president, his accomplishments and what they tried to do to him. >> i think we're at the beginning of the second presidential campaign of 2020. just as andrew jackson responded to the corrupt bargain of 1824 by tearing apart the establishment and winning the presidency in 1828, just as abraham lincoln rejected the threats of the slaveowning democrats and insisted on preserving the union in 1860 i think the millions and millions of americans who went out to rallies, informed vote parades, arizona formed a 96 mile long parade of trump supporters, as they watch joe biden's democratic party steal the election in philadelphia, steal the election in atlanta, steel election in milwaukee, the more information comes out the greater the rage is going to be and the idea that the corrupt internet companies, rush limbaugh today had four out of six of his tweets censored by the arrogant jerks in silicon v

could chart it back at least to the 1990 say the period where you have bill clinton in the white house newt gingrich in congress that began this really kind of deep phase of polarization eyes think we're still in now and 2016 sort of felt like it had a new low for that obviously with the arrival of a very polarizing figure donald trump i remember many of the rallies that i went to you know the trump supporters in the crowd chanting look her up talking about hillary clinton as is the rival. so that was very deep but of course what we've got on top of that now is that we've had 4 years of trump in the presidency which means that the 2 sides everyone is even more entrenched in the positions that they were in then trump supporters feel like they fought every fight with him and trump's bitterest opponents really feel like this is an absolutely crucial moment for the country to get rid of someone who they've grown to despise it's. what's quite interesting is in the middle of all of this you have joe biden who is in himself he's not really a particularly polarizing figure which you see in the natu

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here with reaction, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor newt gingrich. leveraging billions, zero experienced hunters prosecutor would be fired, they ignore that, they ignored hillary's dossier, but now we have a real whistle-blowers how serious do you think the courts will take people that are signing affidavits under the threat of perjury about what laws were violated? >> i think they'll take them very seriously because in some cases when you get into the city like pittsburgh or detroit, this person could be risking their life. it's not a small thing to be a whistle-blower when you are around of machine, and these are machines. very tough, ruthless groups who were quite prepared to hurt your children or hurt you. already encountered one person who was willing reluctantly to come out and give an affidavit but said he worries about his children, he's convinced it will destroy his business, and the people we are talking about a very ruthless so i do think you are seeing a remarkable period here, more and more people are coming forth and it will become a fl

you heard newt gingrich say again, it's got to stop.were talking earlier that we just have not seen it. they can talk about the dead people, but there has to be evidence for a judge to look at, right? >> right, this is the ultimate bring out your dead moment. in a ton of dead people on the rules my am afraid you will have to bring them out. >> martha: not yet come apparently jonathan turley. [laughter] >> a lot of people won't get that reference but i admire you for it. this is where they have to start to produce. but i do think they have to be fair to the trump campaign. i expect the biden campaign would be making the same challenges. this is an awfully close election. the speaker nancy pelosi referred to the huge mandate being given to the president-elect. we really don't have a president-elect yet. but this is hardly a huge mandate. we are not sure what the mandate is. and i think if the situation where reversed from a demand for a recount. the thing about recounts, they don't move a lot of votes but one difference this year, recount

that's all from now, we nowjoin the bbc‘s newts hello and welcome to sportsday.ne downes. it's not been going to plan for rory at the masters — can he turn it round and make the cut? we'll have the latest from augusta. no scotland, no party — the celebrations continue as the men's side reach their first major tournament for 22 years. he dreaded every second of playing for yorkshire — former spinner azeem rafiq gives his first statement at the inquiry into institutional racism at the cricket club. also coming up in the programme... can kell be king again? we hearfrom the boxer as he prepares for his world title fight against terence crawford in las vegas. i have never seen i have never seen me i have never seen me fully focused and fully prepared like this before. hello, good evening — it may be november, but we're starting at augusta where the masters is taking place 19 months since it was last played. it's been a busy day — with many of the field having to complete their first rounds before heading out for the second round — after a long delay for rain yesterday

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former house speaker newt gingrich, lindsey graham, and several other senior republicans claimed that america was witnessing a conspiracy to steal the election from president trump. they were aided in this effort by certain fox news anchors who whipped up their audiences to believe that trump had lost only through election fraud. it may not be necessary to make this point, but let me do it anyway. as ellen wine trobe of the federal election commission said, there really has been no evidence of fraud in this election. and it's not just this election. justin leavitt, a professor at loyola law school, found out of a billion ballots cast between 2014, there were just 31 cases of voter impersonation. mail-in ballot fraud is equally rare. in oregon, with more than 100 million mail-in ballots sent out since 2000, there have been only a dozen cases of proven fraud. the conservative heritage foundation has tried some scam mongering alleging 1,300 proven instances of voter fraud in america without noting this is out of more than 1 billion ballots cast in the last 40 years. two brooking scholars

and newt said i trust arizona but not philadelphia.nia and the black parts of pennsylvania. let's be blunt about that. to say to imply there's corruption there. your response to those men who are saying those things. >> they spent the last four years as sycophants to the trunt administration. trump administration. it this is their only play. they're looking for a new path going forward. because the bottom line is this, steve pointed out the ballots that remain are going to favor the vice president. this state will be called at some point. and hopefully not too distant future. 270 and that's ball game. it's just sad. it's beneath the office of the presidency and i would encourage the president to come together and acknowledge math. >> thank you very much. lieutenant governor. i appreciate you. thank you, sir. pete williams has breaking news. >> this is the supreme court response to a request from the republicans in pennsylvania today. they filed an emergency request with the supreme court saying please tell the secretary of state in pen

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when i was in high school, newt gingrich was the representative of the house.gives you a sense of how solidly red this area was. as we've been seeing over the past couple of days, there's a demographic shift. there's been a political shift. metro atlanta has spread out. we've seen more diversification. a lot of immigrants has moved to atlanta. that has changed cobb from a staunchly red strict to a solidly blue one both in the 2018 midterms and now in this presidential cycle. >> i read this great book who fa focused a lot on newt gingrich. >> you wouldn't be talking about the book i wrote a couple years ago. >> it is. can i just say it is a great book. i learned a ton about american elections and why we are in the place we are right now where both parties are at each others' throats and truth is under assault. so, buy steve kornacki's book. help him buy more khakis. we'll check back in i amoment. let's go to mike. mike, i know the stage is lit up in wilmington, delaware. when do we expect to see joe biden? >> well, katie, there was a point -- what day is it now?

he brings stature and vast experience to r the newe, but he may not excite newte cli activists who voteden. a diplomat sidelined by theield, trump administration. with this team, international leaders know what they are getting, stability and familiarity, but both america and the world have changed the past four years, and blinken bbc news, washingting up to do. laura: joe biden's foreign policy team has its work cut out. joining us from the harvard kennedy school, what do u think is next for? blink >> tony is a deeply experienced and sophisticated p wson about thld, and i think he will serve president-elecll biden vey the biggest challenge for the united states right now is to come out of the holena that trump has dug for the country over the last four years, to rejoin the world health organization and the paris climate agreement during a pandemic, and this team is very experienced in alliance building, rejoining nato, and t being heart of nato again and the heart of our east asian alliances, which include australia. that is the powerbase of the united stateel and president biden has be

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our best hope for tackling corruption is the fact that there is cause to newt outrage, as was exhibited recently, where when fans meant to provide protective personal equipment for doctors and nurses, and other hospital personnel was looted. and the public were outraged, you know, i would have thought by now they would have gotten used to it, but they're not. and, and, and long may that continue some of the that, what is the public sentiment right now when it comes to this case against a smoker? surely, how are people reacting in the country? the general morgan, the country, is that they do not care which faction is affected, which politician is a folk to it, they want some consequence money from and they want accountability, they want people involved in corruption to be taken to task, especially now that they have yellow they call ups of state owned companies, the deficits that we have as well as the debt crisis that is the raising and the imposition of further levies on people to pay. now they are making the connection that if they look the other way, or if they leave things to just a