granting robert davis a full pardon. -- robert's mother, sandy, died in a car crash.'s joy was seeing her son exonerated. it would take the state two years, but virginia lawmakers awarded davis nearly $600,000 in compensation for his wrongful conviction. laura nirider believes there are untold others, now languishing in american prison, who confessed under duress to something they didn't do. >> slowly, these stories are becoming to make headlines. now, we see, eyes are beginning to open, questions are beginning to be asked around the country. that is what happened in robert davis's case. >> when i do your life made a hell of a difference, didn't it? >> yeah. >> have you ever run into randi's need? >> if i was to see him walk down the street, i probably just keep walking because i don't really have anything to say to him, except, i told you so. i told you that i was innocent. >> so he was. so he is. >> that's all for this episode of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. >> i'm craig melvin >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is datel

robert f. kennedy: you're going to go with them here. [crowd chatter] speaker 2: thanks. i appreciate it. speaker 3: could you give an autograph? speaker 4: senator, what do you feel about the reception you got from these students down here? robert f. kennedy: it's very nice. speaker 4: the students are most happy to have you here. speaker 5: why don't you try us at football? robert f. kennedy: i think you're too good for us down here. gerald blessey: he was speaking primarily to law students, although the rest of the student body was there, that advancing the law and adherence to law is what makes us unique in the world. he was appealing to the needs of the day. robert f. kennedy: the american tradition of giving free voice to conflicting opinions and belis really distinguishes our society from other gerald blessey: free speech matters. open debate matters. robert f. kennedy: you must use your lamps, the lamps of your learning. gerald blessey: kennedy was appealing to the better angels of our

roberts: jÓvenes ya grandes. o sea.. me satisface muchÍsimo poder hacer las cosas a mi manera y no tenerle que preguntar a nadie su opiniÓn o que piensan o si estÁ bien. roberts: cuando escuchabas tu grabaciÓn the love notes, ¿te imaginabas a tu papÁ escuchando tu mÚsica? porque no logro escucharlo. hernandez: me lo imaginaba en cada momento del proceso. es como la emociÓn de decir que voy aventarme a cantar con estos 16 mÚsicos y entrar al ensayo. y son la mayorÍa, son hombres, eran todos hombres. entonces, como mujer, como cantante, te intimida. pero yo sentÍa que siempre como que tenÍa a mi papÁ conmigo, que me decÍa como "tÚ puedes". roberts: ¿cuÁl es el mejor consejo que te dio tu papÁ? hernÁndez: el mejor consejo que me dio, pues Él me dio muchos, pero Él me decÍa "haz lo que se te dÉ tu #$%$& gana hacer. pero eso me decÍa. me decÍa algo asÍ. roberts: no podemos usar eso en la televisiÓn. hernÁndez: pero Él me decÍa eso y tambiÉn me decÍa "mira, si hay 2 caminos, y uno se ve mÁs fÁcil, pues ese no va a ser tan fÁc

robert, robert, robert, robert!down his wife's paramore and waiting for 17 minutes to have the opportunity to kill him. >> in fact, as they made their case for the jury, prosecutors portrayed rob as an angry man furious about his wife's affair. a man who called emmett's law office repeatedly, to berate candy so loudly that the whole office heard it all. >> statements such as, "you're a whore" and why are you with him? " >> and the night of the shooting, prosecutors played those surveillance tapes from walgreens, showing rob arriving 17 minutes, walking through the aisles, looking for candy. all the while with a pistol, not the one he usually carried, but the one candy gave him, tucked in his pocket. then the jury saw emmett and candy arrive in the parking lot and 8 minutes later heard candy's 911 call after shots were fired. >> oh my good! oh my god! robert, robert, robert, robert! >> what happened? the prosecutor said the sequence of the shots told the story. two quick shots, a pause and then one more. >> our theor

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doctor roberts, for the benefit _ will recover well. for the benefit of _ will recover well. doctor roberts, for the benefit of our _ will recover well. doctor roberts, for the benefit of our viewers, - will recover well. doctor roberts, l for the benefit of our viewers, what should somebody like president biden be concerned about, given the fact that although he is vaccinated, he is elderly. what are the risks? the bi est b is elderly. what are the risks? tue: biggest by far is elderly. what are the risks? tte: biggest by far is the one factor that he cannot change, and that's his age. we know 85 is the majority -- bas is his age. we know 85 is the majority —— ba5 is the majority. i think fortunately, vaccines hold up well. i hope he'll carry through.- i hope he'll carry through. indeed. i hope he'll carry through. indeed. i 'ust i hope he'll carry through. indeed. ijust want— i hope he'll carry through. indeed. ijust want to _ i hope he'll carry through. indeed. i just want to get _ i hope he'll carry through. indeed. i just want to g

robert served from 1987 to 1990. after receiving an honorable discharge, robert earned a masters degree in medieval history from the indiana university and served as deputy chief of staff and communications director for indianapolis mayor fred salad and launched the leaders and legends podcast. his list of guests include george as well, william randle and david lstewart's and many more . let's give our virtual, let's get our guest a virtual round of applause >> thank you morgan.. mister randall, thank you very much for your time this evening. tell us about your book and taking questions. the latest book is calledthe founders fortunes : how money shake the birth of america. his previous works include biographies of washington, jefferson, hamilton and many others . edlet's get started right away. the closing line of the declaration of independence is quotes, and for the support of this declaration with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and ou

chief justice roberts: well, yeah. i'm putting that to one side because everybody knows that's not nearly enough beds to take care of the problem. general prelogar: that's right. and -- and this has been the agencies -- chief justice roberts: if you don't think it's a problem, you don't want to have -- you should add more beds anyway. general prelogar: well, this is the agency's consistent interpretation of the parole provision. congress has never disapproved it. it has known that dhs is exercising its parole authority that way. but, mr. chief justice, to the extent that the impetus for this question is the sense that contiguous territory return could take care of that issue, i want to forcefully push back on that idea because contiguous territory return cannot be the solution here. over the life of the program in the prior administration, only 6.5% of individuals we encountered at the border were enrolled in mpp. it has inherent constraints. the statute limits who can be enrolled in mpp. you have to be arriving by lan

robert: we don't think so. we think inflation will pick up a little bit, maybe around 2.5% when it is announced. that is still quite low inflation, and if you take out food and energy, it is much lower still. the difference in china is, demand is very weak, so our view is if china does not have an inflation problem, it is very different to most other countries. that is why china has a very different policy cycle, monetary and fiscal policy are being eased whereas most other countries they are being tightened. rishaad: robert subbaraman from nomura does stay with us. let's have a look at first word headlines. president biden discussing possible reductions in tariffs on chinese goods. he is meeting with advisors friday. sources say the path forward is unclear, he has been weighing a decision to remove some of these tariffs to curb inflation. we are looking at the foreign ministers of china and australia holding talks for the first time in almost three years. they will meet at the g20 meeting in bali all against t

professor robert pa e, presidency. professor robert pape. thank _ presidency.hank you for - presidency. professor robert pape, thank you forjoining l presidency. professor robert i pape, thank you forjoining us. we can't predict the next lightning strike, but we'll certainly try to analyse the events leading up to that. and we have a special programme on bbc news, with live coverage of the us congressional inquiry into the january the 6th invasion of the capitol building. do try to join us for that, with my colleaguejane o'brien live from washington, injust under an hourfrom now. us presidentjoe biden has tested positive for covid. the white house said he was experiencing "very mild" symptoms last night, and tested positive this morning. the 79—year—old president is fully vaccinated and boosted and he is also taking anti—viral drugs. in a tweet, mr biden said he was "doing great" and " keeping busy". so, that's president biden suffering from covid, and these are the last moving pictures of him before he tested positive. they were filmed as he flew back to the w

tratamos de hablar con el seÑor robert crimo junior, pero esta fue su reacciÓn.o, hermano del seÑor crimo. [habla en inglÉs] david: dice que su relaciÓn con el acusado era buena y que nunca demostrÓ ninguna agresiÓn hacia el y que no habÍa indicios que su sobrino pudiera hacer algo asÍ. entre los residentes de highland park los antecedentes de la familia han generado cuestionamientos hacia las autoridades. >> tenÍa nociÓn de happ unto creo que habÍa rÉcord de el muchacho. >> la policÍa tambiÉn porque ya sabÍa los problemas que tenÍan en ese hogar. seguido los llamaban para reportes que tenÍan. david: mientras continÚa la investigaciÓn, la familia ha contratado los servicios del abogado george quien en declaraciones afirma que confÍa que sus clientes no van a enfrentar cargos criminales. en highland park, david, univisiÓn. felix: miles de residentes de el estado de iowa marcharon frente al capitolio estatal para exigir que se mantenga el acceso al aborto. los organizadores de la protesta, entre ellos ... afirmaron que la corte suprema ha anulado en el fallo de la

the next to nancy reagan was john roberts. and when john roberts was at library he began the story by saying as they sat down nancy reagan immediately extended an invitation to him to come to the library. he explained to her that he wasn't accepting invitations yet and as he described it by the third course, they were penciling in the date for his visit. if justice of the united states susceptible to her powers of persuasion thank you. gaylor can yeah i get i like jim. i remember my last visit with her which was in october of 2015. she passed away in march of 16. and she was in her wheelchair. she was perfectly quaffed the nails were done the earrings were on. but she was frail and and she had sort of half sentences not whole sentences. words, but it was clear to me. she was following the election. it was clear to me. she was up on everything that was going on at the library. i think they're just been a debate at the library. and and at one point sitting in this wheelchair and she was frail and small and and she said i think g

armar este rompecabezas del atentado y dicen que el acusado de perpetrarlo lo planeÓ por semanas, robertsos 70 disparos hiriendo a dos docenas de personas segÚn versiÓn de los oficiales, david palomino estÁ en vivo david: asÍ es, siete cargos de homicidio en primer grado en contra de robert e crimo iii,buscar a la pena mÁxima que serÁ la vida en prisiÓn, anticipa que en las prÓximas horas pueden anunciarse mÁs cargos, con sbs buscan tener suficientes pruebas al momento de presentar en corte. autoridades revelan perturbadores escenas. >> el presunto autor de dispares vestÍa ropa de mujer al momento del tiroteo, dice que lo hizo con intenciÓn de pasar inadvertido por la multitud para poder escapar, al mismo tiempo para esconder sus tatuajes, disparÓ desde la azotea del edificio el cual accediÓ a travÉs de una escalera de evacuaciÓn en caso de incendios. no era la Única arma a su nombre, al momento del arresto agentes encontraron otro regla dentro de su vehÍculo y confiscaron varias pistolas. [sonido de disparos] [gritos] david: el pistolero hizo mÁs de 70 disparos hacia la multitud. >> mi

my fourth witness is miss benson roberts, affordable housing lenders. previously mister roberts was treasury official working in this area with considerable expertise so she is. witness will be missed dana wade, chief production officer at parker and dunlap. she served as commissioner of the federal housing administration in 2020 and has extensive experience with the second branch management and budget which she also runs the senate committee on banking so welcome to her. because were going to have so many senators participate are going to have to stick closely to the five minute rule. misspell you travelthe furthest . start us off . >> iq mister chairman and ranking member and members of the committee.first off i just want to acknowledge and appreciate wthe opportunity to testify on the vital role that tax incentives play in ournation's affordable housing delivery system . again, for the record i'm andrea bell director of housing and community services. we serve as state of oregon housing finance agency and first off mister chairman thank you for your

anointing robert e. crimo was taken into custody. the holiday celebration erupting into panic just after 10:00 this morning. at least six killed and more than two dozen hospitalized. about ten minutes after the start of the parade, gunfire rained down in highland park, illinois. authorities believe the gunman, armed with a rifle, was firing from the top of a building. hundreds of people began running for safety, leaving everything behind. people in the parade jumping off of their floats. some at first thought they were hearing fireworks. families frantically trying to protect their children. a father hiding his son in a dumpster. tonight, we hear from a doctor who was at the parade with his family and young grandson. he describes the horrific scene on the street. alex perez and pierre thomas are standing by. >>> also today, a curfew in place and fireworks canceled in akron, ohio, tonight. tensions are rising after police released body camera footage of the deadly police shooting of jayland walker. the medical examiner finding more th

this is case number 445 on the calendar in the matter of roberts vs.hank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. roberts, mr. anderson was your boyfriend. he moved in with you sometime in 2016, is that right? >> yes. >> judge judy: when he moved in with you, the two of you decided to do a very foolish thing and you purchased a car together, a brand-new car that cost how much? >> $28,000. >> judge judy: and you financed it. >> yes. >> judge judy: what kind of work do you do, ms. roberts? >> i'm a senior legal typist for the bureau of real estate. >> judge judy: and mr. anderson, what was he doing when he moved in with you? >> at that particular time, he was a nurse for >> jud jud how long diu work for the v.a.? >> four years. >> judge judy: what happened to that job? >> i left that job to help ms. roberts take care of her foster kids, which were her niece and nephews. at that time, she said she needed help because she was going back to school to get her education, whi

robert, what do you think?n. i think if you look at the strength in the labor market, retail sales for their june retail sales, showed that the consumer is staying resilient and you know, 70% plus of our g.d.p. is consumer driven, i don't see a recession on the horizon. i see inflation staying longer than expected. with respect to steve's comments, listen, he knows i said this was transitory early on, he knows i thought the fed was behind the eight ball, and with respect to the trump administration we have gained 10 million more jobs under the biden administration. that is a reason people are driving more, you know, things have changed, you look at miles per car, you are seeing a big change in gas output because we are in a recovery. i don't see it as recession. >> john: one big reason why the gas prices are going down, apparently, because the industry is uncertain about what future demand is going to be. steve, final thought. >> yeah, look, robert, i want to say this in sincerity. you did a segment on this rep

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barn munich striker robert levin doff ski gets the green light to join. spanish joins barcelona . the 2 sides agree on a fee of up to 50000000 euros for the polish go machine. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. u. s. president joe biden has joined a regional summit in ravia. leaders from the alliance of 6 golf nations have gathered in the city of jetta, apart from biden. it will also be attended by the king of jordan as well as the egyptian president, underwriter, prime minister, on friday, biden met saudi arabia's crime. prince mom had been summon, acute raising the issue of the murder of dissident journalist from our shockey to to have had frosty ties, since biden's vows to make the kingdom a pariah following cushion cheese killing. so to biden's interactions with the saudi crime, prince se about his policy towards the kingdom. that's what i asked quincy bianco, a visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations here in berlin. when did relationship between the 2 countries is rather strained at the moment, and the fact that the u. s. president has decided

>> robert morris to both.rted out as america's first -- he came out of the revolution as the first billionaire because he had been a financier, invested in ships and then used them to transport goods to france et cetera. they also had privateering ships that were very successful and by the middle of the revolutionary war, the french said he was the richest american. we a would consider him a billionaire. when it was all over, when the struggle was all over and there was a new constitution, the economy tanked becauses the british, while they gave us our political independence for the treaty of paris and not our economic independence and they cut off america's markets with europe, with of the caribbean and robertse morris was one of those people who no longer could sell goods and use the ships to make money with europe, so he did this spectacularly foolish thing of speculating land, which is what so many had done. three signers including robert morristo and up in prison becaue they had to so much, so little cash

this is robert eggers' viking epic. but there are things right about it as well.mas, now that it's out on dvd, this is probably the way to catch up with it. if you didn't see it in cinemas, this is probably the way to go. i mean, there are so many things wrong with the northman. i do seem to remember you saying that at the time! it's a huge, romping viking epic that cost a staggering... it had a massive budget, didn't it? ..directed by robert eggers, who is somebody who makes small, independent arthouse movies about two blokes going crazy in a lighthouse. and i still look at the film and i wonder how it came into existence, but it is worth seeing. and if you didn't make it to see it in the cinema — and many didn't, and i understand why — dvd is the chance. but, you know, if you're going to the cinema, go and see brian and charles. yeah, that's next on the list. thank you very much. and read kurt vonnegut�*s novels! but now i do want to, you see. and that's the success of the documentary. i'm going to bring you a copy of breakfast of champions. you do that. that's

he is robert crimo iii. he is 22 years old and police say he is driving, believed to be driving right now, a 2010 silver honda fit. i don't know how they know that. at first they didn't want to release the information of where he was from. a reporter asked, is he from highland park? police officer said, i'm not gonna say that. next officer came up and he said, is he from highland park? they said, he's from the area. so now we know he is, in fact, from the area. up next, more from highland park. more on the manhunt of robert crimo iii. 22 years old from the area where he shot down, allegedly, on to a fourth of july parade, killing six, wounding dozens. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ ♪ and party every day. ♪ ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ applebee's late night. because half off is just more fun. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >> trace: welcome back to special report. there is breaking news. police have now identified who they believe is the shooter who fired down on a fourth of july

he is robert crimo iii, 22 years old. he is from the highland park area.rlier about whether it's a local crime or something like a mass shooting. people tend to gravitate to places where they know because they believe that knowledge of the area will help them get away. and that appears to be what happened in this case. police say he somehow snuck off of that building, apparently down the ladder that he went up and he fled the area. easy to flee when you've got thousands of people to blend in with. we will continue our coverage. we're gonna reset here for a moment. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. i'm in for bret baier in 60 seconds. good evening once again. welcome to los angeles. i'm trace gallagher in for bret. holiday horror in a northern chicago suburb. at least six people are dead and dozens more injured in a shooting at a july fourth parade in highland park, illinois. we're talking about an area 20, 25 miles north of downtown chicago. officials have just identified a person of interest. he is named as robert bobby crimo iii. he is considered armed

"a decision of such magnitude and consequence rests with congress itself," roberts wrote. the case was brought by west virginia's attorney general, representing a group of republican-led states and coal and mining companies. >> lot of people are going to try to make this into an issue about climate change. this is about ensuring that congress, not unelected bureaucrats, get to make the major decisions of the day. >> reporter: justice elena kagan, in a scathing dissent joined by the court's two other liberals, insisted that the clean air act, passed by congress more than 50 years ago, gives the epa flexibility to address climate change, and she blasted her conservative colleagues for taking it away. "the court appoints itself, instead of congress or the expert agency, the decision-maker on climate policy," she wrote. "i cannot think of many things more frightening." but on immigration, a victory for the biden administration. in a 5-4 opinion, the justices ruled that president biden can end the so-called "remain in mexico" program that forced roughly 70,000 asylum seekers to

robert. kennedy poverty is in his sights and he's on a committee chaired clark of pennsylvania where they're really doing a deep dive in poverty having hearings and starting to go into the field and to see get on the ground. see what's going on and find out what people need and and this is marion wright marion wright had been a leader of the sit-in movement. it's spellman and she was now i got a law school and went back to mississippi where they only had three black lawyers, so she became the fourth the first black woman admitted to the bar in mississippi and she testifies before clark's committee and says that conditions were worse in mississippi, then they were three years ago when the war on poverty began and it's a result of a combination of things the mechanization of cotton landowners pushing blacks off the land, you know, making it difficult for them to get access to food stamps and all the rest, but it's it's a crisis so they decide to go to mississippi and see for themselves and they

robert has actually joined the team, however, the terms of the deal. not disclosed at the moment. well, the media reported that bayern would bail out of it. transition about 50 million euros, and lewandowski himself will receive a salary of 30 million and sign a contract until 2025. italian milan signed a new contract with the legendary swedish striker zlatan, ibrahimovic, who will turn 41 in a couple of months, but this fact did not stop milan, because the club really appreciates the contribution of the swedes. recently conquered scudeta, after 11 years. true, in may, zlatan will return to knee surgery and said that he will miss about seven months. but ibri succeed.

robert?lexa type thing here, we all make an agreement with these tech corporations that we are exchanging a small bit of our privacy for continued use of them. we all know and understand it. what amazon is arguing is we are not recording your voice. we are not -- there is no one's listening and all of your conversations, we are not recording the things you say, but rather when you make a search on one of these devices, a voice search, just as if you're doing a tech church, that is used for targeted advertisement. basically arguing we are not using your voice, your search results in order to target ads. in exchange for being able to call out "hey, alexa, play bon jovi" and it will play a bunch will be you. that is a deal you make with tech companies feared to be one yeah i don't >> shannon: yeah, iusually assuo everything commode is where i w. similar to what you would expect if you made a purchase on amazon.com or requested a song, maybe it is bon jovi, through amazon music if you ask them to

do you agree with that statement judge roberts? well. yes, senator as a general proposition, but i do feel compelled to point out that i should not based on the precedent of prior nominees agree or disagree with particular decisions and a reluctant to do that. that's one of the areas where i think the prior nominees of drawn the line when it comes to do you agree with this case or do you agree with that case? and that's that's something that i'm going to have to draw the line in the same. i'm not when i ask you whether you're gonna vote to overall or sustain it, but we're talking here about the jurisprudence of the court and their reasoning let me come to another. key phase of casey where the joint opinion says a quote terrible price would be paid for overruling role. it would seriously weaken. the court's capacity exercise the judicial power and to function as the supreme court of a nation dedicated to the rule of law. now this moves. this moves away from from the specific holding and goes to a much broader jurisprudential. a point real

robert has actually joined the team, however, the terms of the deal.undisclosed at the moment, but it has been reported in the media that bayern will benefit from it transfer of 50 million euros, and lewandowski himself will receive a salary of 30 million and sign a contract until 2025. italian milan signed a new contract with the legendary swedish striker zlatan, ibrahimovic, who will turn 41 in a couple of months , but milan did not stop this fact, because the club really appreciates the contribution of the swede. in the recently conquered skudeta after 11 years. true, in may, zlatan underwent surgery on his knees and said that he would miss about 7 months. but ibra managed to play last season for milan in 27 matches in all competitions, scoring eight goals. giving three assists. in the meantime, with one champion from milan extends the contract of another, the police delays the speech about the teammate. bkyoka, a french football player, was searched while his passenger was sitting in a car at gunpoint . as it turned out after the shooting in the ce

robert: we can see what is the government credit?l faith and credit, we see that treasuries are wide relative to other overnight bank obligations. we see this in europe. the credibility question coming in. is an italian government bond the same, to they deserve a certain yield proximity? that is something the ecb has backed into, pretty dangerous territory, kind of like they did in 2009, 2010. jonathan: what are you expecting from the ecb today? robert: the 25/50 question and credibility, when you are locked down the bank of japan, it is easy to give forward guidance on where you think you'll be. with the ecb, once your expectations are well above zero, the only credibility you could have is by telling people what the reaction function will be. coming into today, whether they do 25 or 50, they have to be honest and say the inflation numbers are coming in higher than expected but the growth picture is more convoluted. people will understand that. they will say we will hike 25 today, if inflation is high, we will hike later. i think th

chief justice roberts: -- what about not so standard? could the best system of emission reduction adequately demonstrated involve shutting down a plant? ms. brinkmann: no, your honor. and that goes to these other constraints that are in the structure of the statute. at the beginning of the statute, it talks about categories of sources. that's the predicate for the ability to epa to even regulate under 1174(a). you look at 1174(b), and (b) talks about the agency has to first list categories of sources, so -- chief justice roberts: okay. okay. i -- i haven't gotten to the part yet where they can't do that. ms. brinkmann: right, because it's about reducing the emissions in that category source. chief justice roberts: right. ms. brinkmann: it's not about reducing the production of energy. indeed, that's contrary -- chief justice roberts: well, why wouldn't reducing the emissions in a category source require reducing them to zero? ms. brinkmann: because the purpose is to reduce emissions while maintaining power and energy. that's what's so im

roberts. >> thank you for your leadership on affordable housing. national association of affordable housing lenders is an alliance of major banks, nonprofit and other mission driven lenders and investors of affordable housing and inclusive neighborhood revitalization. our member banks in 2020 provided over $180 billion to finance affordable low income housing and other community development activities. and the members are the primary investors of the tax credits. so today we have bad news and good news. the bad news of course is tremendous cost and increasing the availability. according to the national natiol association of realtors, the prices rose nearly 20% last year but housing is not just the casualty of inflation. it's a cause of inflation even in 2020 they went up 11% when the cpi was rising 1.4%. so, building housing is essential for me to get long-term inflation challenges under control. last october about half of all americans said affordable housing in their communities was a major

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robert would you like to respond? yes, i will. well, i will say this derek i have. papers taped to my monitor to remind me and sort of on the shelves around my in my that remind me of what this is really about and one of the and there's circularity is one of them event. discourse policy event and it kind of just goes back at the circuit. so i don't know if you've been snooping around my office, but the but that for you to pick up on that that is a really really excellent point i mean that is that is really what one of the things that i'm trying to think about this is how how these how an event would happen how it gets portrayed. that's the real sort of moment. that's it's extraordinarily important for things like crev curse, wyoming massacre, for example how that then gets portrayed leads to different policies including things like the the sullivan campaign to eliminate the honda shawnee in in 1779 and how that then sort of goes back and forth and how you tell stories about that. so those that's really really contingency is the really important subtext of the whole