parker. for the gao and bipartisan commission on biodefense have both made numerous recommendations over the years that could improve our biosecurity posture here in the united states. so i'd like to ask my first question to mr. curry and then to dr. george. if each of you could give me and the committee your number one recommendation that remains open for the dhs from your organizations that will better prepare our nation to detect and respond to biological threats, if you give us that number one recommendation and why it is your number one recommendation and why deal with it urgently. dr. curry we'll start with you. >> thank you, mr. chairman, right now, two years after the pandemic started i think the number one recommendation is following up on the lessons learned in after actions from covid. the problem is we have a lot of these gaps these actions identify but didn't really have a mechanism of accountability to figure out who was supposed to close them and follow up to see if they were c

parker. today the views and opinions i have are my own. they are informed by serving an executive leadership positions in dod as well as at dhs. covid has exposed the stark reality that ignoble virus can emerge anywhere and spread around the world in weeks with devastating consequences. we knew what pandemic was coming but it was difficult to predict when and what. i submit we were more prepared before sars2 emerge in critics would ignore. after the terrorist attacks of 9/11 congress authorized new programs and appropriated new funds as threats evolved. we were better prepared than we would have been before sars two emerged had not been for the long support of congress and the work of many dedicated career professionals in government at all levels of industry, academia, and ngos. for example the accelerated development of safe covid-19 vaccine's would not have been possible without prior congressional support. this enabled the executive branch to establish new programs and therapeutics resear

for that you'd need the reverend parker. as it is a biography of his story because for 66 and a half years people have been telling till story. or ignoring it. or bending it. or selling it. you might know what happened to emmett till in 1955 and if you don't it's fine. i'll bring you up to speed. but you might not know that the way you might not know the ways that his story has been suppressed altered and sold. since 1955 suppressed altered and sold those three key verbs are at the heart and core of the biography. of emmett till's story because time and again. the chance to make a buck has fueled the outright suppression of the story or the alteration of key details. and so by the end of the evening, i hope you'll agree with me that there is simply no way. to look back at the history of emmett till storytelling and not conclude. that whatever else until story might be it has also a commodity a commodity that has been told more for its cash value than for its moral lessons. and i think you'll agree too that the money made on

and, tom parker, singer with the boy band the wanted, has died of cancer at the age of 33. coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, a record crowd for a women's football match as more than 91,000 fans watch barcelona play real madrid in the champions league. good evening. the biggest review of maternity services in nhs history, has found that catastrophic failures at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust, led to the deaths and injuries of hundreds of babies and mothers. the review by the senior midwife, donna 0ckenden, was initially tasked with looking into the deaths of 20 babies, but that grew to nearly 1,600 cases, over a 20 year period, from 2000 to 2019. today's findings show that repeated failures in maternity care led to the deaths of more than 200 babies. nine mothers also lost their lives and 94 children were left with life—changing injuries. donna 0ckenden says the trust often failed to investigate babies�* deaths, and she also highlighted concerns about present—day care. the health secretary, sajid javid, has apologised and is promising to make changes, at a lo

parker is the last living relative to witness the abduction. what do you remember about that moment >> i remember hearing the men talk about 2:30 in the morning i said, we getting ready to die, these people are going to kill us >> reporter: today, reverend parker was at the white house to bear witness once again, this time history being made in his cousin's name. >> i just signed into law the emmett till anti-lynching act. >> reporter: president biden signed the first law that makes lynching a federal hate crime, passed unanimously in the senate this month. >> racial hate isn't an old problem, it is a persistent problem. >> reporter: congress tried and failed to pass anti-lynching laws two times more than a century. it imposes prison term up to 30 years on a person that commits a hate crime that results in death, serious injury, and includes kidnapping, sexual abuse or intent to kill. lawmakers that worked on the bill say it would apply to cases like the 2020 killing of ahmaud arbery, the black man killed by three white men. the killers were co

wanted star tom parker has died. he was 33 and died of terminal brain cancer.up on the bbc news channel, fifa investigates after mo salah good evening. the biggest review of maternity services in nhs history has found that catastrophic failures at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust led to the deaths and injuries of hundreds of babies and mothers. the review by the senior midwife donna ockenden was initially tasked with looking into the deaths ofjust over 20 babies. but that grew to investigating nearly 1600 cases over 20 years from 2000 to 2019. today's findings show that repeated failures in maternity care led to the deaths of more than 200 babies. nine mothers also lost their lives and 94 children were left with life—changing injuries. donna 0ckenden said the trust often failed to investigate babies�* deaths — and she also highlighted concerns about present—day care. the health secretary sajid javid today apologised to those families and promised to make changes at a local and national level. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has this report. ye

was one of the good _ saying that tom parker was one of the good guys.rmer showbiz editor of the sun say he was _ former showbiz editor of the sun say he was one — former showbiz editor of the sun say he was one of the nicest people to work— he was one of the nicest people to work with— he was one of the nicest people to work with in the showbiz industry and he _ work with in the showbiz industry and he was — work with in the showbiz industry and he was such a nice man and your heart _ and he was such a nice man and your heart goes _ and he was such a nice man and your heart goes out to his family and to the rest _ heart goes out to his family and to the rest of— heart goes out to his family and to the rest of the wanted and to all of those _ the rest of the wanted and to all of those fans— the rest of the wanted and to all of those fans that have lost a start today _ those fans that have lost a start today. they did. we those fans that have lost a start today. they did.— those fans that have lost a start today. they did. we will go to the front -a . e t

look at the losses lock at war by parker.pensation involved, it lost 91 million in the third quarter of 20 up with. then you look at wayfair for instance wayfair lost 78 million with contracting revenue. so they might be telling us they want to do brick and mortar. it will be difficult to differentiate themselves anyway if they do that. they're still stuck with again increasing ad spend, really difficult measurement on social media platforms, apple cut off their ability to track off the platform, off facebook and shipping costs is another important thing to discuss, where they used to be able to import a container for 15,000, now it costs 20,000. you have skyrocketing costs, the revenue is more difficult to come by. it's a pinch for them. that's why ma gins are contracting. you see the stocks take a hit. it might not be over >> shopify was supposed to be this sort of knight in shining armor for a lot of companies, they have certainly helped the industry to reach customers. what do you think the rule is going forward, especial

will parker, producing _ don't know. will parker, producing the _ don't know.of talking movies on the bbc, nodding in agreement whenjeanne was saying that. == when jeanne was saying that. -- tom brook _ when jeanne was saying that. -- tom brook i _ when jeanne was saying that. —— tom brook i am not as enthusiastic— tom brook i am not as enthusiastic as- tom brook i am not as enthusiastic as you i tom brook i am not as. enthusiastic as you about tom brook i am not as- enthusiastic as you about the oscars — enthusiastic as you about the oscars it _ enthusiastic as you about the oscars it is— enthusiastic as you about the oscars. it is true _ enthusiastic as you about the oscars. it is true that - enthusiastic as you about the oscars. it is true that people| oscars. it is true that people are smiling _ oscars. it is true that people are smiling and _ oscars. it is true that people are smiling and happy- oscars. it is true that people are smiling and happy but i i are smiling and happy but i feel— are smiling and happy but i feel the _ are smiling and happy but i f

she stars as may parker in one of the biggest movies of all time, "spider-man: no way home," which is on digital tomorrow marisa tomei is here tonight [ cheers and applause plus, you can see him in amy schumer's new series "life & beth," which appears this friday on hulu jon glaser is here [ cheers and applause one of the funniest dudes. i love that guy. and we have great, great, great music. performing her platinum hit song, "better days" which has over 650 million global streams -- >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: mae muller is here [ cheers and applause mae muller can i play it? >> steve: yeah ♪ >> jimmy: starts like, what's going on ♪ ♪ i've been feeling lonel i need someone to hold me ♪ >> jimmy: it's almost like i'm on roller skates imagine if i'm on roller skates that's the way i would do that ♪ ♪ i've been feeling jaded don't know how i should play it ♪ >> steve: skating. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: you were skating >> jimmy: yeah, i was roller skating, yeah. [ cheers and applause >> questlove: we was roller skating backwards. >> jimmy: wait, play it again, play it again. >> stev

ashley parker thank you very much for staying with us this morning, as the day began here. and an extraordinary day of diplomacy in brussels. thank you, ashley. we have ongoing coverage of what is happening in europe and we will have much more on what is happening in brussels today, also a live report coming up from on the ground in ukraine. plus, same questions, different day. republicans continue to focus on judge ketanji brown jackson's sentencing record, as she moves closer to a confirmation vote. and on a day of diplomacy, we remember former secretary of state madeline albright. we'll be right back with much more here on "way too early." my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if

and we can talk now tojessica parker in brussels.it fair to say at this stage, nine days into the conflict, the international community, whatever thatis, international community, whatever that is, the west, nato, g7, european union and so on, that they are united in response to russia's actions? i are united in response to russia's actions? ~ , are united in response to russia's actions? ~' , ., actions? i think there is a feeling that there has _ actions? i think there is a feeling that there has been _ actions? i think there is a feeling that there has been an _ actions? i think there is a feeling - that there has been an unprecedented show of unity, despite complications along the way to get to this point. but we have just been hearing from the nato chiefjens stoltenberg, after this morning's meeting and he had a pretty sombre message to deliver. he said the days to come in ukraine are likely to get worse with more deaths, suffering and destruction. he called on president putin to stop the war. he also talked about stepping up coo

jessica parker is with us.are seeing the pictures of joe biden there wandering around shaking hands. it has been a significant day. >> yes, it has. president baden not long ago stood right behind me with the european council president as he arrived for the e.u. summit. he is in there speaking to the 27 heads of state and one thing that he said is it was his belief that president putin had been trying to break up nato, that the russian president also wanted to prove democracy didn't work any more and that instead you have to have autocracy and modern world and president biden stressing unity potential with respect nations as they keep talking and finding new ways to face off russian aggression in the ukraine. today fate toe one of the bug summits emergency summit in brussels they agreed to reasoners the eastern flank resisting calls from ukraine to enforce a no-fly zone that could rick leading to world war three but here tonight president biden i think will speak to e.u. leaders about a variety of subjects but n

right now adam parker with trivariate research.m boston university's statistic program, which is a really big deal. this is the one guy we talked to that can take the central limit the room and figure out what to do with a war in ukraine. adam, i want you to model off now some form of the risk distribution of a growth scare, as you call it. i have yet to see a legitimate growth estimate i adults. take a guess. adam: the median analyst estimate right now is about 7.5% earnings growth for this year. that is probably too high. i think it is probably mid-5% is a good base case. if i'm being intellectually honest i think the risk is more that 2023 earnings might not be above 2022. as we get into the second half of the year we are still dealing with logistics -- transportation, wages, commodities. you could see that pinch. what i am focused on this week -- i spent hours on this -- is, which companies have growth margin estimates that are too high or where we haven't seen anything there? do they really have the pricing power? tom: i want

and justin parker boys now you just do so much for everybody else.t's something that i felt desire by. well. >> congratulations, like really like. she is a remarkable woman. you know that it's about time that somebody somewhere besides us in the inner circle acknowledge that, you know, we know have remarkable. she is. she liked. she says she's very selfless. you know, she's always putting others first, sometimes to the detriment of or so. but that's just how she's built. get >> the couple still raises 3 children and say that some days are better than others. but they say the justin's memory is never far from them. >> and in our spirit, justin's always with us. and, you know, he he may not be here in the body, but he is definitely with us in spirit. >> you, she says the planted in her time of mourning. have now bloomed into something that justin would have loved. he would be. >> my big and just, you know, very proud. and if he was still here and, you know, went through remission and cancer free, i think he would still be right next to me, you know, sp

jessica parker, bbc news, in brussels. joe biden going to poland.rrespondent in warsaw, mark lowen, but first to our security correspondent frank gardner. frank, joe biden said nato would respond to any russian chemical weapons attack. was he being specific? what kind of response was he talking about? this is either cunning ambiguity or a dangerous misuse of words, whichever way you want to look at it. ithink it is whichever way you want to look at it. i think it is deliberately ambiguous. the west does not have chemical weapons, ambiguous. the west does not have chemicalweapons, both ambiguous. the west does not have chemical weapons, both russia and america are signatories to the 1997 chemical weapons convention, 193 countries around the world have signed up to bits, banning these horrific weapons. it did not stop them being used in syria, the course, but there is no question of america or nato responded with a chemical weapons attack to a suspected russian one. what i think he means is that if russia escalates this war by deliberate use of, for e

parker never have to settle for less. ranking member? >> thank you, mr. chair man. almost a year ago we held a hearing on discrimination in housing and i will say again today but i said then, racial discrimination is a real and a santa part of the history. it's a fact. at the policies have contributed to the discrimination. my view history shows us when it comes to housing in america including housing discrimination. when there are numerous bids around the home the appraisal is the market itself. they stand by two thirds of the mortgage loans and federal appraisal regulations extend into much of the small remaining portion. with my colleagues advocating the action plan that will layer in more regulation on top of an already byzantine and integrated set of appraisal regulations. even for the office of policy development and research has publicly acknowledged that despite the progress to eliminate the discrimination in housing the appraisal industry remains systemically racist. yesterday the task force on property appraisal and valuation equity are paved released a re

parker, what have you seen of refugees of fleet fleeing the fighting? thank you so much for having me. i visited the border crossing human deacon yesterday and i will visit another one tomorrow. and people are coming with little to no belongings. at least those who come by bus or by foot. and then of course, devastating to see people that have left almost everything behind, at least for the next few months, but fully dirty among the polish civil society and also from other countries. this tremendous i've seen qualities from the netherlands from denmark, spain, italy, france, and this is, could really be a break in europe against the refugee policy and the feeling among the society. at least this is what i hope. and i think it is one of the very few bright moments we're seeing the space right now. roughly 100000 people are coming to poland every day. similar and other bought us to crate neighboring countries and experts. i think that this will continue at least for the next week. and you, why do you think there has been this universal outpouring of welco

parker's passing in january mr. greenwood was selected as the interim ceo general manager with 30 years of experience in transit with chief service officer the third-largest transit system in the commission to oversee bus and rail and transit security and out to carry the torch forward from mr. parker to lead the largest and most ambitious expansion since the founding over 40 years ago expansion and modernization that would not be possible without this committee and your support. welcome to the senate. >> president of the transportation department afl-cio and elected president of the transportation trades apartment consisting of 36 unions and workers in all areas of transportation to collaborate with the affiliated unions for long-term investment into workec that jobs are safe and secure to protect the rights working people have to union voice. doctor dorothy is an adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute policy and public safety initiative and professor from john jay college of justice in the first woman captain i

may parker quotes from london. ah, 2 year old peter hardimen got his hands on the last chelsea shirt from the club shop before it closes doors. he's wearing a piece of football history. now the roman abramoff era is over the close the door behind us both are and so if it was really normal in the shop and you want to fall the war sanctions at obasi and the doors close in a certain amount of money. and vessel really seems like he loves the club. it probably isn't just a lie pumped out by some media team of his. they are no to make him look games will be allowed to continue. salaries will still be paid. b u k. government sanctions have stopped. chelsea from selling merchandise and even new tickets to matches and lucrative sponsorship deals or jeopardy abramoff hetcher's own chelsea for 19 years overseeing a reversal of the clubs fortune with a massive conjecture cash. but moscow's evasion of ukraine has focused the attention on his alleged ties. we vladimir putin put in the oligarch on a collision course of the britis

. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ he edged sharon leads tributes to the star tom parker who has died from a brain tumor at thef 33. and do you have any idea what this plant is? we will speak to the first western to get a glimpse of this rare flower in the philippines, about his mammoth track to get their. >> hello everybody. we start with an intervention from a spy boss on president putin's intentions and ukraine. uk's top spy chief, sir jamie fleming, who is the director of gchq has given a rare speech, saying that the russian leader has made a massive misjudgment on the capabilities of his own military might. he also claims that putin's soldiers are defying orders and accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. so jeremy also said that the kremlin is turning to private mercenaries to help fund the war. saying that the wagner group is going into numbers but are unlikely to be used as cannon fodder to try to limit russian losses. the ukrainian president says that his troops are preparing for the russians to launch large results in the east of the country of the donbas region. and we spoke to lord richard d

you got warby parker. you buy the stock at 50.po have been hammered by unsuspecting public thinking they're buying a great company. you're in the midst of all of this you understand the private side of this. what's up with that? >> charles, i feel like you brought me on the show to tell yell at me like i'm in front of congress. right? we've been pumping these companies as tech companies. you look at a lot of them, hey, wait, maybe a company that sells glasses on track to have 200 physical brick-and-mortar locations isn't actually a tech company. maybe it is tech enabled e-commerce that sells nice glasses. it will be valued at that kind of multiple. i think when you look at right now, in tech, look at stocks that are not so overvalued by hype, that are trading at reasonable multiples based on their core business, right? names like bumble. they sell digital goods. sell swipes on dating apps. they killed their earnings because people are getting back out there. by the way, they're a tech company. >> right. only thing they do is letti

adam parker is the ceo and parker of trivar yat return. you better hope the economy doesn't weaken and that rates don't go up too much >> we ingest about 150 macro variables and have gauges of industrial activity and consumer, and et cetera and typically, small caps outperform in this sort of macro backdrop you couple that that small caps have lagged a lot and relative in the down tape and the fact that the margins for small caps have lagged, but now look like they're holding up better than large caps from here so what am i paying a price to sales from the gross margins and i think the risk/reward is skewed there to the positive obviously, a strengthening dollar is back and some other mitigating factor, but net net they're over a six to 12-month yield. what is, quote, unquote, this sort of macro backdrop how do you describe it what do you see? >> overall economic activity is still increasing and the industrial activities are very high, but plateaued generally and the dollar strengthening i think if you look at across the board financial co

love ed sheeran makes a tribute to the wanted star tom parker, who's died from a brain tumor, at thef just 33. here's a question for you for thursday morning. do you have any idea what that plant is? well, we'll be speaking to the first westerner to get a glimpse of this rare flower in the philippines and about his mammoth track to get there. a very good morning to you. we start with an intervention from a spy boss on president putin and his intentions of the ukraine. uk stops by chief, jeremy fleming, who is the -- has given a rare speech saying the russian leader has made a massive misjudgment on the capabilities of his own military might. he also claims that putin soldiers are defying orders and accidentally shooting down their own aircrafts. the kremlin is turning to private mercenaries to help them in the war. -- going into bolster numbers but said, they're likely to be used as cannon fodder to try and limit russian offsets. the ukrainian president says his troops are preparing for the russians to launch large assaults in the east of the country in the donbas region. >> it incre

if you're not peter parker. >> ryan: no, ryan seacrest here. friendly neighborhood spider-man. ever since i got bit by the spider, i have only had one normal week. >> so, scooby doo this crap. >> kelly: keep it classy, dr. strange. it is of the [bleep] oscars. ♪ ♪ [screaming] ♪ ♪

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so one time with them or do i knew parker say any with any of the i don't do a complete with a that was a little less my yes it with a with more that i think alone you for our situation with family, with a system of those dutch model, visually perhaps fall into the bottom. there's a little bit about yourself with them a bit. of course the thought go more to the more the but it didn't really quickly bring us up to 100. these are going to finish. if you can explain it to me because the need to be sure you know nothing about it. like i'm wondering if you still want me to pinch because i'm on you because nobody mentioned with anyone wanted to know about the scope of more than not beautifully when, when you teacher and when your teacher for many ukrainian soldiers, the target and shooting of civilians has become a legitimate tactic to force the pro russian population out of areas, not controlled by many members of the self proclaimed nationalist battalions. believe that ukraine doesn't just the civilian casualties as acceptable, but as necessary. but you know, the boss wants to send that to

, a huge da of this evening. jessica parker, a huge day of diplomacy — this evening. jessica parker, huge day of diplomacy there in brussels i day of diplomacy there in brussels and thank you so much for summing that up. meanwhile, the united nations general assembly has been meeting in new york. it demanded the protection of civilians in ukraine and has criticised russia for causing a dire humanitarian situation. the resolution, proposed by ukraine, and had overwhelming support, with only five countries voting against it. they were russia, syria, north korea, eritrea and belarus. let's go live to nada tawfik at the un headquarters in new york. good to see you. what does this boat mean? , , ., ., , ., ., . mean? this is another diplomatic victo for mean? this is another diplomatic victory for ukraine _ mean? this is another diplomatic victory for ukraine at the - mean? this is another diplomatic victory for ukraine at the un and | victory for ukraine at the un and again— victory for ukraine at the un and again it — victory for ukraine at the un and again itjust_ victory for ukraine a

so when time will deal with them or do i knew parker say, are you with any of the i don't when you're doing well, i'm with a that was a little less time. yes it with all these really well. thank you. so over this over to me. uh huh. what are the, what did you say? yeah. you know, you know what that though, but i use this company. thank you. did the, my one a, the spelling.

we went on the train and we were going and going and going li, delica parker. in the entrance hall, hundreds of wanted tears provide the new arrivals with food, water, close, free, sim cards and advice like olga many don't know where to go from here. know what to do next. the cities may of or check by coon, is coordinating the humanitarian relief effort since the worn ukraine began. he says he hasn't had more than 4 hours sleep a day. he's proud that his city has managed to provide help, but he's worried. he does know how long they can keep it up. we are, we are the city whole not, you know, humanity, organization. so we will be not do this for a, for a long time or for forever. you know, just which i talk with someone transition to her boss for a long period of time. he, he tells us, is to quickly relocate the refugees to other cities. olga has finally decided to continue her journey to war. so once it was, oh, are there plans to call her husband and her parents? she doesn't have the strength yet because she is afraid they might not answer. jewish ukrainian re

why don't you that i see i was or to the ga, ga for one time with them or do i knew parker say are you with a w 9? yes it was. i was able to go with all these really well. thank you. so bear with me. other huh. a spell it with more that article only for our with oh, shit. the system of those dutch visually ball hands fall into a christy baby's g a. but those are both in the body shop, but some of the more checks, of course push push got this article more than want to but it didn't really quickly conspicuous. upon the 100 coronel degree, you finish it. you can explain in jimmy mac other than you know, she didn't, you know nothing about the come on to mr. minister one a little bit because on on you, because you mentioned lutheran church wanted phone records, which is just about done a school for more than those butte when, when you teach and when you teach for many ukrainian soldiers, the target and shooting of civilians has become a legitimate tactic to force the pro russian population out of areas not controlled by many members of the self proclaimed nationalist battalions. believe tha

garage in the field a with just whether off of us and let me see if i want to get with the a b a with parker, a do it in asia when you begin watching your brains with i think following a short rest by fighting with deliberating, goes the militia, when for the both of you, my brother, a little project here, so you don't mind me asking what was your legislative virginia when you get a little bit of a slow progress billing. it was due. i sickly. daniel's a was a former school grad school, a pause too for the opportunity for which the militia occupied the village of low bin, of where you quite intrusive based encountering scant resistance a showing or both of them super. but i certainly knew this was to be the lower florida. maybe she knew that you so little, but the city of the will close to the room to leave a little, you know, for sure when you do sort of your most girl, the words with cash might it was really commissioning of give you the world. it's ah ah, with a with i was just all as you read in. yeah. how many times but i want to with this with you, i'm with you. i'm with full credit. it

i have quanah parker as i said advocate advocating for native american land rights, this is the time when you know, teddy roosevelt and others were were essentially trying to eliminate or or dilute the power of indigenous peoples and make them more, you know, kind of like the white european like give them, you know, 40 acres or 30 acres or 20 acres and make them all kind of capitalist private property quantum parker. have going to the constitutional and convention and ultimately trying to argue against that but he up losing that battle. 1903 super interesting constitutional convention 1953 50 years later the next constitutional convention comes and what you have the folks that you see is thurgood marshall up on top 1953 right? we're right at the heart of brown versus board of education thurgood marshall certainly would have been invited to represent new york, right because he's coming out of the nccps coming out of new york city. he he's born in baltimore but his his the state in which he resides in in 1953 is new york. so he's a delegate from new york. you have percival baxter. who'

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washington gets gets the invitation in my story on the right is quanah parker who's for all intensive purposes one of the major figures in the comanche tribe. he too was a major figure in the at the turn of the 20th century. he might have been he'd likely would have been invited the guy on the left is a congress member from from tennessee. i'll talk about in a second a guy named fetus sims congress member from tennessee. so what would they have? what would they have talked about in 1903? well, they're going to talk about a lot of things right. they're gonna talk about monopolies. they're going to talk about the economic collapse of the 1890s, but one of the interesting things they would have a constitutional convention in 1903 would have talked about is the vote for women. why because it's yes, it's not for almost 20 more years that the amendment comes in in tradition in historical times, but the the franchise for women was it fairly significant conversation for the previous 20 years before the turn of the or more before the turn of the 20th century. so they absolutely would have give