>> and what do you own a firearm and if so why? >> caller: i do own? a firearm and this is simplistic and to come because i'm an american. >> host: how long have you had your gun? how many firearms do you have in your household? >> caller: i onlyha have one and is owned a gun since i was about 15 and 6010 but is at same firearm? >> caller: no, no. depends on what i'm doing with the gun but i only own one at a time period sometimes i use it for going on dear honey. sometimes that for target practice source which on what my flavor and my usage is for that [inaudible conversations] think the process of obtaining a firearm in this country is about right, is it too hard to buy a gun? is it too easy to purchase a firearm? >> caller: well, depends on i think on where you live. where i live it's about right. some areas it's a lot easier depending on who you are buying the gun from and things like that. where i live it's just about right, in my opinion. >> host: where do you live in kansas and what makes it about right for your part of kansas, jerry? >> caller:

lives, according to our own laws, with our own traditions, but why should someone interfere in the internalffairs of our country? they believed that they could enslave russia, and seize its resources, a huge market , huge... in order to drive a european into a multinational russian, you need to deprive him of the memory of what all previous attempts led to, the cossacks in paris, and that’s why these monuments must be removed, because these are the conditions of a future war, today there is a huge the number of people come to us from different countries, how much they fall in love with our native belarus, the marks have nothing personal , watch the 24 show on the belarus tv channel, in which two worlds are united, a virtual game and real fights, they do not ask for the slightest mistake from each other, the opponent’s weakness will do it to their advantage. i have to test myself for strength, when i stood on this platform, my legs just started to get cold, my knees themselves, they will prove not in words, in deeds, who is the hero of our time, it was the first of course it’s scary for a mi

, decide their own values, defend their own nation, defend their own nations, we know the resistance of nations, nations that decide to their own country from their own identity they defend their own possessions, this is resistance. this resistance is not a resistance that can be destroyed , because resistance means the people, the people of a country who decide to defend their own country against the invasion of foreigners . how each of the resistance groups act, each of them acts according to their own diagnosis. as you can see now , the resistance in lebanon acts according to its own diagnosis, with its own rationality . it is the same in other places, that is, each they act according to their sense of responsibility in the field but the zionist regime and the americans should know this , resistance is not going to disappear, resistance is always there, resistance is the will of the nations , it is the will of the nations that want to stay and want to defend their homeland, their country and their identity, and this resistance is going to disappear. it is not we want to destroy a

they own and store is in my hometown across the street from my own business is daniel dean, this is where you can purchase a wide range of clothing and accessories are small business they were helping veterans in the community , a building that connection with local organizations wanted to see him to do this work and what they're already doing and murphy's world in our local entities. this is exciting to hear about and we want to continue to grow veteran owned small businesses. a lot of people for being here today then we're looking forward to your testimony. so with that i will have you both stand i can do you solemnly swear under penalty of perjury you you you are about to provide all truth and nothing but the truth? you mean easy reflect all witnesses answered in the. miss girardi, you are now enough for five minutes for these statements. >> thank you chairman, tony numbers . thank you for this platform to discuss a goal of veterans entrepreneurship in our nation's economy and security. having served with the exemplary veterans about my three year navy design, flying f-14 tomcat's, thr

and so to be able to dress the way i like, i had to start my own business. miss thompson, come in today's clause, she doubles as a model while teaching the german pop academy is an international school with locations worldwide and a diverse student body. but germany's beauty industry still mostly revolves around everything related to white board is that is to south football field. the fact that so many of those who train hair dressers in germany simply know nothing about how to treat afro. here is a disaster. remember, also how it's absolutely absurd and definitely needs to be dealt, but i'm doing a bus off. how is it possible that this is being incorporated in the training in england for example, i understand this, but here in germany, the curriculum has nothing on this topic. when we're in the middle of kind of yeah, trying, i'm pass on how to change this mara is now working with a german pop academy to revise the curriculum. oh yeah. a small pro handles arabic, cone or asian. i line. she wants to try and put on her customers needs even if the models remai

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their own mortgage to pay, own everything. they're willing to take care of us because willing to take care of them. and i find that remarkable and i find it, frankly, kind of beautiful. and you call that in your book, in the impersonal, unknowing burden bearing. yes. yes. yeah. so so the bible exhorts to bear one another's burdens. and this one of the ways that we're able to bear other people's burdens without actually knowing those people, without even even in a very articulated sense, bearing the burdens. so if you've ever bought insurance, for example, what is that that people together to bear one another's burdens? art carden professor at sanford. sanford is associated with so is a it is a baptist university or typically traditionally been a baptist university. long story. we are no longer formally affiliated with the alabama baptist convention, but it is a very serious. christian university. that is a very serious spiritual place and a very serious intellectual place. and this is his book, strangers with candy. and as he

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to actually own their own home. , , ., ., own home. this has been common for flats and apartments but _ own home. this has been common for flats and apartments but not - own home. this has been common for flats and apartments but not for - flats and apartments but not for houses. this is where there has been a real issue. people with leases on houses that they wouldn't expect to have finding themselves having to pay a lot of extra fees then asking for permission to put on a conservatory, that sort of thing. that is where it becomes a huge problem. it that is where it becomes a huge roblem. , ., ., , problem. it is the government has recognised — problem. it is the government has recognised that. _ problem. it is the government has recognised that. they _ problem. it is the government has recognised that. they have - problem. it is the government has recognised that. they have been l recognised that. they have been promising these reforms since 2017. to be honest, new houses are not being sold as leasehold any more. that is good news bu

, so if i want to own an ar-15 i should be able to own that? caller: my take on that is that why do you need an ar-15? you cannot even hunt with an ar-15. why do you need a high-capacity magazine? if it is your right to own a gun, have something adequate to protect yourself. but i do think the red flag laws need to be in the mentor to detect people and take guns away from people with mental illness. that guy in maine obviously had problems and nobody paid attention to it even when the army said he was in the mental hospital because of ptsd. why was he a certified arms instructor? it does not make sense. it does not make sense that you can walk out and buy it ar-15 the same day but you have to wait three weeks to buy a handgun. the laws are absurd and some people also own ak-47s. strange. host: thanks for the call. it is just after 7:30 on the east coast and we are talking to gun owners in this country about why you own a firearm and the process by which you obtain your firearm or firearms. it is (202) 748-8000 if you are in the eastern or centr

they own assume it is. it's not. they own assume it is. it's not. a team called manchester city assume it is. it's not. they own a tetare:alled manchester city assume it is. it's not. they own a tetare theed manchester city assume it is. it's not. they own a tetare the you anchester city assume it is. it's not. they own a tetare the you anchesabouty assume it is. it's not. they own a tetare the you anchesabout have who are the you know, about have been the best team in this country for the last ten years. but there are 115 charleton charges against manchester city under uae ownership of them breaching the rules and 30 of those charges is because manchester city refused to cooperate with the authorities . cooperate with the authorities. and now whatever promises are made , if they by the telegraph, made, if they by the telegraph, i don't think they can be believed given the record when it comes to football. colin i don't mind them owning a football club because that doesn't really affect elections in or of in this nation or freedom of speech. >> but

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you own freeport, too? >> yeah, we own freeport. freeport has been in a struggling position, as i have said, and i like what we are seeing from the chinese and that could be a positive catalyst over the coming quarter. >> people are trying to make these calls on the areas of the market that didn't do great this year that they think all of a sudden will have a good 2024, like utilities, and health care. do we have any reason to believe that if rates continue, maybe utilities catch a bid on that. what about health care? >> very disappointing across the board, and not just biotech. pharma. those stocks are trading in multiples. maybe there's a catch on trade there. i don't know if there's something out there in the elections putting a little kibosh on the group as a whole, but it does not act well. i am very stock pacific. i know two names and you know what they are, and we will talk about one in the next block. >> utilities and health care? >> we upgraded utilities -- it's exciting. we wrote a report about the highest yielding stocks

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we may have more veteran owned businesses. maybe if we took things back to those times and focus on getting more service officers out helping veterans, we might have more veteran owned businesses. if we develop something for veterans to help other veterans, we might get a better turnout. i believe civilians do care about veterans but they do not understand the bond of a veteran taking care of another veteran. there's no other stronger comraderie service officers are underpaid and overworked. and as a result of that reason, we don't have many left. if we must keep all the resources for grants and funding opportunity on websites, i would like, i would like to recommend it be developed to present it in a way we say in a military kiss, keep it stupid. simple. a user friendly website, three buttons, veterans, disabled veterans, women veterans, the user could easily click their category, fill out the application and the paperwork and apply for grants and funding automatically. we appreciate your time today, giving me the opportunity

we also have our own systems .we will check the eligibility of the collection, the priority is ours. it is the device, this has also created a motivation for the devices, who knows that this land is considered for the employees who do not have their own housing . harm university also means that we have this as an agenda. the government has no challenge now, thank god, universities fortunately , we have decided about 400 things so far, so that they can go and change their use. and in the hands of the university staff and scientific boards, this has happened in almost all provinces, so in article 10, if we have re-identification and re-location , we will definitely apply the law, that is , we will announce the temperature and patience. to transfer this money to the device that they are applying for, they know that this money is used for their own employees, now we have a very good understanding with the ministry of jihad, the money that is owned by him and he has property, he brought these in many places, he lacks ho

and until today, because of their own blood, because of their own jihad and martyrdom , no one has ever wanted anyone to praise them or thank them . shahadat moves and carries this breath and these souls with them and the families of our cities there are those who present these men and these women to our society, the families of shahrdah, fathers and mothers, and their dear wives, their sisters , who raise their own children, girls and boys, based on faith, based on moral values ​​and a sense of responsibility. based on the fear of god and that they have a high position in the eyes of god. the families of our cities have these characteristics : faith and bearing the responsibility of action, jihad, patience and self-sacrifice, and in addition to these, they know and see that sacrifices have a price in the eyes of god, they are for god and for qada. everyone works with dignity and they are satisfied and proud of what god has chosen for them. when martyrs are chosen from their own families. husband's wife, brother, sister or loved one or any other loved one. and they succeed and are succe

hubers, their own arrogance, because they started relying so much on ai intelligence. and of course i think that was a part of their fault and of some western analysts of course had this idea that and i i think it's myopic that it would be impossible for israel to lose uh in the way that they are losing and that it also is impossible that israel's security was breached they came up with a theory that israel must have quote let this happen in order for it to serve a higher purpose, but the reality is that people have completely underestimated. the palestinian resistance, the axes of resistance as a whole, um, the the arrival and the help of of yemen, of iran and all of this and all of the resistance forces and again, israel is but a hologram of what is presented to the world, and the resistance has in fact methods of communication that i think are not easily trackable, um, and so they've had years to practice and study this, and i think it's funny because israel did build tunnels, um, and hamas did cover them at. at al shifa hospital, but israel claims that they need to find them, so

sometimes, you know what, i've seen people do this, even my own family, they would uh gather some uh, firewood or any kind of wood, even trash, sometimes you will use trash to be. and the they boil any kind of water they find no matter what kind of water it is and they use they cook pasta that's the only thing available for food right now and some tomato sauce a can tomato sauce that's the only thing you can have because there's no flour there's no bread there's no gas no fuel nothing so you can do white beans fava beans that sort of thing other than that there's nothing eat wow. and are you guys safe in khan unis because we've also heard multiple people passing away in khan unis being targeted in khanis we just mentioned earlier today that there were fatalities exactly where you're at in khanus how's the situation like there as i said danny uh chances of surviving is much higher than any other places but still if you know if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time, you're gone, this is how it goes here, it's like the wild wild west right now in kanunis, uh, you can just walk dow

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they own and operate a store in my hometown across street from our own business. in daniel beans is where you can purchase a wide range of clothing and outdoor access res, and chris and chelsea are active in helping veterans in community. please tour to see home. this commitment is excited to hear about. we want to continue to glow veteran owned small businesses. thank t you, both for being here.t, we look forward on your testimony, with that i will have you both stand. do you swear under penalty of perjury the testimony you are about to provide is the truth. >> thank you. >> are recognized. >> thank you, chairman. committee members. thank you for this platform to discuss a pivotal role of veterans and veteran entrepreneurship in our nation's economy and security. having served with veterans throughout my own 23 year navy career most of the time spend flying f-14 tomkats and hornets, throughout that time i witnessed first hand veteran's unwaivers tedcasion, they remain in tactct as they transition to civilian life. enriching our businesses and communities, veteran

are owned by hip.n just producing energy but the ability to refine oil is something we have offshored and we've offshored and don't have the capacity to produce it ourselves and this means it were sleetly relying on china and not just energy and instrategies structure base and most large power transports come from china and our -- a lot of telecommunications technology come from china and think about it. the ability to shut things off or control things is what is part of their strategy and i was a b2 guy and i would take it out and today they can turn it off either because they own the product that's being built or they have put malware inside of our systems. so they have basically played the long game and we have been asleep at the wheel. >> i have to believe in his diminished state, joe biden joes some of this and i have to believe that the joint chiefs know all about this. i have to believe that even the civilian leadership for the pentagon and elsewhere know all about this. i have to believe the in

face, it has its own name , it has its own irony, falling leaves under a snowstorm, just like that, the honored artist of russia is visiting us, i say, today i’m a little bit of a cold artist, snowy, cold, a little snowy, someone still associates you with something comedic, parody, positive, but it’s a joke... more difficult than something dramatic, isn’t it? you know, in different ways, because, well, this year i played paul i, this is a tragedy genre, but i’m a vakhtangov actor, which means that an actor who can play musical comedy, vaudeville, melodrama, uh, drama, uh, tragedy, and to be absolutely on point in this back and forth, and for the audience to believe him, this is what a vactan actor is, so i needed to master the genre of tragedy and i i do it with pleasure, all media persons are asked in one way or another to at least somehow react to the news agenda, you react, an actor or artist does not always have to be an expert in all matters and comment, if a person understands something, he can comment on it , if you're interested this is my opinion on some issue, but you can

doesn't have it he needs the next day for his work, and this already requires him, actually, this is his own organization, so this drama, it’s inside, you know , it seems to me that yuza marisovna touched on a very important topic and an important aspect, in fact, people do not always like art it’s probably impossible to talk about what they feel, what they feel, how they themselves understand art, ballet without music, which is why we are here together today, as if complementing each other, but here’s the feeling, first of all, i will become attached to the thought voiced that overcoming complexity, overcoming physical complexity, overcoming some physical laws, that is, in fact, a person, be it a musician or a dancer, must soar above, only by soaring, overcoming everything that... hinders us, in order to rise from difficulties to art, from simple performance to real art, then we get an impression, then we understand what this composition is about, what this dance is about, i can’t say that since childhood i gravitated towards ballet or understood it, no, perhaps not , but the older i stop a

go on so on having a i would like to open a salon of my own. nothing but it's hard for me. it's, it's out of by my time about i have my job which can but in germany you need to be certified as a master craftsman. before you can open your own salon and open, then you need a lot of money. and i'll fee again most from the sell them even though most of the conversation with clients is small talk. the connections create a great to a mutual understanding. there are many obstacles for sure in front of indications until she finds a permanent jump in germany. if to some concrete practicing and getting recognition for her croft, a grand beauty the beauticians walk on a donation basis and the project is funded by grounds. many on the ground beauty team have only been granted temporary protection is refugees, and don't type work permits. the volunteer hours only count as an internship font, they increase the chances of obtaining a residence permit this period to tabulate since our program is part of an art project that gives people the opportunity to work

so many people want to own their own home and this administration seems to have some misguided policies that are making that more difficult. so as you all are doing your work, ms gentle. do you see biden nomics? the inflation rate, all of that having a negative impact. >> no, i'd say the opposite. actually, the low income renters certainly are struggling to afford their rent. now, in some cases, more than ever and housing affordability for the lowest income renters has worsened recently, but it has been a long standing systemic issue in our housing. >> my time is running out, but i would say gallup disagrees with you. they found 21% of americans believe it's a good time to purchase a home. and that number is way down from what it has been. that's the lowest that has ever been recorded and inflation is having a negative impact. i've got two more questions for ms gentle, but i know time has run out and i will yeild my time. ok. >> and you could put those on the record. is that all right? ok. thank you. one last question. another factor many discussed today that disrupts healthy competitio

think in your own way, in your own way, in your own words, in your own words , darazhytse, and know, i have a skin kishentsy, there is a balance for the one who is an expert... a lot of health, you can do it yourself. we're at school, let's go for a walk. as it seems , the belarusians are hella good, and dzve lepei. u two easy ladies and springs and hell, don’t be afraid to give orders. all these small signals let us know that you are on the right path. pamylkov's variants will be designated differently. once paspyakhova has completed the first task, we need to know about it. let's listen to the minds. teams translate words, words derived from russian language into belarusian. the first signal was given to the command that was guessed first, and the correct order for the skin is 10 points. respect, the first words to translate: lilac. the first were ksyusha and aksana. lilac to belarusian. i know aksana and ksyusha, we believe that geargin is the belarusian budze of viargin. geta correct adkaz. malaychyna, pon, i know ksyusha and oksana. oh, atrymala, kali laska, volga, andrey, ruzha

have our own interest as well. and the con loan type, the what size shape can ship we do believe based on or the coleman inches, the pitching to come to sleep. oh, that's a we can bridge the gap between our different the same place. and we do hope that this time our constructed meetings can bring us back to the right track for mutual development. now i'm going to meet you how to encourage. we have already opened to the chapter for the new future bitching from china and the u. s. and the way to help way we'll continue this direction to revise you to realize the future of china and the usa is created by the people use your logic. and then you are in a difficult time wasted to close up post tie and the wish to build up for the relationships between lp post. either way need to move people to stands out, to appeal for our health, the relationship. a good way to hope that we can do to more bridges and create more roads for our friends file. the relationship i'm watching in from today. 5 from from the who have reached con

real works of art are born in his own factory. icons appear in the master’s life, why did he choose stone out of all natural materials, we'll find out right now. at first glance it may seem that the icons are similar, but this is not so, and each icon has its own distinctive features, tell us more about this, our icons are very different, they have serious fundamental differences from paintings, icon paintings, what is their difference , first of all, that it is a stone, this is the nature of the stone, it is... unique, in this regard, if you look closely at each icon and try to compare, you will look and find that not a single icon is similar to each other , they each in its own way, each in its own way radiates its energy, its heat, this is how internal energy works, and the nature of the stone, there is a fundamental difference in this: they say this, gather all the icon painters together, they will not repeat what we do, within the framework of our professional activities, working on the creation of one icon, the essence here

we live our lives, according to our own laws, with our own traditions, but why should someone interfere of our country, they believed that they could enslave russia , to seize its resources, a huge market, enormous natural resources, and they will live for another 300-400 years; in order to drive a european into a multinational russian, you need to deprive him of his memory. about what all previous experiences led to, the cossacks in paris, yes, these are why the monuments need to be removed, because these are the conditions for a future war, today a huge number of people come to us from different countries, how much they fall in love with our native belarus, they leave with the kindest thoughts about our country, so whoever wants to live and work, please , markov’s project is nothing personal, watch it on the belarus tv channel. 24, this is an area of ​​interest, and we continue: exchange rates, the belarusian ruble has weakened against the dollar, the euro and yuan have strengthened against the russian ruble, and so is the current exchange rate for the national bank. dollar the price

school, university, their own, their own science, their own personnel appear, it was all oriented against thirty-ninth year , look, yes, look, the president, uh, in my opinion, last year, speaking in the minsk arena, during day of national unity, he told such an interesting story, which very few people actually remember, that when europe came to help us from the west, we always lost people, lost statehood, generally lost a lot, as soon as russia came to the rescue we gained, here again well, i'm nothing i’m not confusing that when...’ the polish state was created, yes, after all, there was no question at all about giving independence or statehood to belarus when, for example, the nazis came here in 1941, because there was also a question about statehood it didn’t stand, that is, it turns out that during the october revolution that took place in russia, the russians gave us this opportunity, but no one else tried, so why should we then look to the west, where we were always considered second class? of course, the rights are in soviet russia, let at the beginning as autonomy, but then, by t

he builds his own housing with his own management. in my recent trip, no, by what process does he get the land? 99 lease contract from you, from us directly, which means he has to go to you first. no, these are applicants who have registered in our system. when the land is provided, we provide the land at the same time we systematically connect the applicant to the land, we inform him that you are connected to a certain project or a certain land, come, for example, to get a contract or to go through the legal process, then he comes, his documents are completed, he is given a contract, when the contract is given to him, he he goes to the municipality with his contract. well, he has definitely done the design. now, in some places, we have a typical design . we will present it to them. if they are finished , we will get their license. like the others, they own the land themselves, so they have to register through the system first. registration is still open for registration this system is currently being implemented for applicants whose

trading with them until them, now it is time, either you stop this aggression, you implement their own resolution which gives the palistin the right to self determination, right of retain, statehood, sovereinity and compensation, everything, we are going to take more decisive actions, they can't do that, know why they are afraid, yemen did it, yemen did it, why not to to take yemen as an example, but i think they are also conspiring against the palestinian, they are colluding with the zionists and the war as you know is not against hamas or jihad or fat, it is against the palestinan people, 15 million palestinians are now under fire, and it is not and they say hamas is stories and then they say stories and they say every palestinian stories to them because israel says no innocent palestinians, no innocent part and they wanted to get rid of us in according with that with the old testament with the tanah with their own book and this is why they caught it and as told as i said i had already said so it is arab countries and the muslim that should act and act now, if they act now, i think t

the room books show their own poll. i'm can avoid obstacles. so this rub up like this costs around $20000.00 euros. here. it will pay for itself in just a few months. so robot says as unlikely to becoming increasingly familiar side. so that the time and time in northern germany is also getting humanoid robots to try see its fine establishment as fast. so the brain, jesus, memory gains gymnastics around the attend summer, such as from keel. want to know if the robots can be programmed to operate without technical support. and eventually without the assistance of nursing stop. no one happen east of robots. one they take of in this, in the technologies they get paid is designed to ease the bottom, the kind of workers. so they have more time for human interaction. for this month, let's see. all really good. the whole thing. yes, he's pretty good. yeah, i'm told something there is calculus and and then i'm fine. we're only getting started in 20300 years. they'll look back at us and shake their heads and why they sent them up for too long. material i

that has their own language, their own customs, their own way of dressing for they don't do some thingsdo. we cannot trust them. and they have a lot of money and oh, they killed god. to be this durable it cannot be any one thing. >> may be get in the weeds a tiny bit. it's a little bit of a difference between historic anti- judaism and xenophobia experiences kind of complex thing we call anti-semitism. the idea that the church the are pushed into. they conspiracy they were given protected and then they talk with the economic position many jewish committees not all but many jewish committees were put into. and in the process of modernization. it is complicated. what is interesting about it is had stories about certain minorities that were parallel. they don't all export their entire ways of thinking to the world.e it's way off in the anti- semitic theories that don't have historic jewish committees or people never met jews are basically encountering these things transpose that european context when it started an' now they are in different contexts and projecting onto their own cultures.

it gives the defense of its own land. we, as the islamic republic of iran, have said from the beginning and now we have declared in our foreign policy that we defend the resistance and the islamic republic is also a powerful country . the americans themselves know that islamic iran is stronger today than ever. our strength is first of all relying on god, then our very good people , and then the many abilities and capacities that we have been able to create for islamic iran despite the threats and sanctions in these years in the islamic republic of our beloved jovana and our people. there is a lot of potential in iran, they know iran. islamic country you are powerful and they know that this nation is a nation with will and they know that other nations too, if they think about their own independence , they should know that the way to independence and freedom is to have a will and to stand up against oppression and oppression. on the other hand, there are those who want to take away their freedom and independence. the americ

they showed their own invincibility. this is the fruit of the blood of those children who were martyred in their mothers' laps and in the arms of their fathers and mothers. this victory is the fruit of faith in god almighty and belief in god's promises that god almighty has given orders just as he commanded his servants. the almighty has ordered his servants, the muslims and the followers of his religion, that when you are faced with a group of tyrants, oppressors, and attackers , you should be steadfast and resist, and with the remembrance of god almighty, faith in god and with remember god, remember god a lot until be the savior. this is the fruit of this faith in god almighty and belief in resistance. the resistant people of palestine stood up by themselves, just as everyone witnessed, while a shadow of sadness due to the loss of loved ones, children, children , and mayors, always it cast a shadow over the people of palestine and gaza. but they fought against the zionist enemy with all its crimes and all its aggressio

as serendipitously the intertwine each other and my own, my own fate, as well as my own work is very much intertwinewith what's happening to a.i. so so that's what you have right now as a science memoir. well, i'm so glad you took up that challenge to rewrite the bug, even though i'm sure that was incredibly daunting. a year and a while ler. for two years. right, right. but beuse i do feel like having read the book, it is incredibly an incredibly rewarding and and rich narrative with those thrds. as you've noted, sort of intertwined throughout. yeah, maybe. yeah, maybe. just a lots of, i guess, beginnings of stories e often hard to think about, especially when you're thinking about your life. you know, telling, talking about your lifand talking about the course of your work. and i'm curious, what made you choose to open the book with the scene that you did, which is, you know, you preparing to testify at a congression hearing about ai, right? jeremy so that was my first congressional hearing in th world of ai. and of course, since then i have done more. that was 28. and even though c