ruth: yes.u got an mba from wharton, so when you get an mba from wharton, you have an undergrad from stanford, the thing that many people did in those days was to go to wall street. ruth: right. david: and you went to wall street? ruth: well, i--i actually went from stanford to the london school of economics to wharton. i assumed i would be a consultant. when i started in business school, i was convinced that what i wanted to do was work with companies and help them understand their problems, but then i took a fascinating course and a great teacher, and he opened my eyes to this thing called wall street and mergers and acquisitions, and i got excited, so i went from completely convinced i was doing one thing to completely convinced the only thing i wanted to do was mergers. david: when you were at wharton, was that 50% women in the class then? ruth: 27%. david: 27%. ok. ruth: and in finance, much smaller than that. david: when you went to-- ultimately to morgan stanley, was it 50% women? ruth: t

and it's not just about ruth and me.re just trying to get a foot in the door and-- ( applause ) >> stephen: have you ever gotten to the ladder yet? >> and so, it's about my friends, other friends besides ruth, male and female. and my late husband and my now and forever husband, one hopes. and so it's about a life of friendships. especially the most famous of them is ruth bader ginsburg. ( applause ) >> stephen: and how did you all-- how did you all first become friends? >> i was brand new assigned to cover the court and i picked up this brief. i didn't understand it. turd our first brief in the supreme court. >> stephen: so, she's not a justice at this point. >> no, she was a professor at rutgers law school. and she had written this brief that argued that women are covered by the 14th amendment guarantee to equal protection of the law. and lo and behold, for the first time ever, the supreme court bought it. but i didn't understand it. so i called her up and i got an hour-long lecture. i ended up sort of like a goose whos

so ruth, watching this clip, it seems kind of promising. actually it seems, is there a lot of children who are getting the psychological support that they might need? is that common in nigeria is that is that the situation there where you are? ok, thank you very much. just thank you for having me on the show. so like lisa said, well, also jerry at, charlie is not necessarily that we don't have the doctor's or there was a lack of awareness that challenge mostly is the fact that we have a silent culture, a culture where something just the top of you can talk about and so what's in the video, you know, it is really hopeful, i'm excited to see because nigeria and know they know that you know, this young people need this interventions. it will people who just kidnapped by vocal her, or bandy need these interventions because when they come back into the society, i tell you not to think people, not the same. people are all who come back into society and it's difficult for them to acclimatize. so they also need this psycho logical health interventi

alicia b ali out again was one of the initiators of the democracy movement that emerged in bella. ruth, in the mid 19 eighties. he has devoted his life to promoting democracy and peaceful development in his home country. he pounded the organization. the us not meaning spring in 1996 in response to the controversial constitutional amendments that gave the president dick tutorial powers and 3 good widespread demonstrations. the are sna, provide that support for the day and demonstrators and their families in the years that follow it via sna in evolved into a broad base human rights organization. that documented and protested against the authorities use of torture against political prisoners. government authorities have repeatedly sought to silence allah's b aaliyah's skin. he was imprisoned from 2011 to 2014 following large scale demonstrations against the regime in 2020 he was again arrested. he is still detained without trial despite tremendous personal hardship. mr. b ali out ski has not yielded one inch in his pie for human rights and democracy in belarus. the human rights organizati

you have somebody like jennifer ruth willing to put herself out there. she is quite inspiring the and a dignified, gracious person with a lot of energy. >> dagen: yes, ma'am. i love the ma'am part. indiana, we're all midwestern at heart and southerners. it crosses state lines. >> dana: she mentioned the next issue. watch here. >> we're talking about the lowest amount of oil in the strategic petroleum reserve since 1984. this is supposed to be reserved for crises and emergencies. i have no idea why he continues releasing this oil and sending it to places like china. >> dana: that was maria bartiromo last hour on opec, opec+, drastically cutting 2 million barrels a day. how the white house is scrambling to make up the shortfall next. >> dana: do you think the protestor is apologizing? >> dagen: it's covid again. dr. tony fauci with a new warning. what you need to know to keep you and your family safe. >> we were going in the right direction in the summer of 2021 and along came delta. then in the winter november and december of 2021, along came omicron. ♪ ♪

not responsible, says ruth edwards, for the party to allow liz truss to remain in power.ter to step aside, to go and that someone who is up to the task take on the great privilege and responsibility of leading our great country and party. the words are ruth edwards, the conservative mp for rushcliffe, who is now the 15th mp to publicly call on the prime minister to go. those sorts of words, like you heard from charles walker last night, let me have just heard from ruth edwards, really difficult to... it is not responsible to allow us data to stay in power, step aside and let somebody who is up to the task to do it. difficult words for anyone to hear, but clearly conservative mps, a growing number of them, feel these words need to be spoken. you a growing number of them, feel these words need to be spoken.— words need to be spoken. you can't help feeling — words need to be spoken. you can't help feeling that _ words need to be spoken. you can't help feeling that attacks _ words need to be spoken. you can't help feeling that attacks like - words need to be spoken. you can't

it would be crazy from a military perspective, for them to open a front against bella. ruth, but that process has already begun, considering that the threat level has comes to that. this requires deployment of a joint group of forces of the union state of russia and bella, ruth, well, mister lucretia, and suggested that the troops coming from russia would not be significantly large, but added, it would be, quote, not a 1000 troops insisted that it would still be enough to tackle the traffic and his country, and also all the nation secret services to do whatever it takes to prevent a quote. terror attack in bella rose declared that ukraine would face a nightmare of consequences if it dead to attack the bellow russian territory. meantime, the european commission chief lavonne delay and says russia is using strength and brutality as a weapon. when commenting on today's missile strikes, russia once again as shown to the world. what is that for? it is carol and good tell those who are responsible have to be held accountable, ukrainian will not be intimidated and to crane, you know that we

months after the shooting that killed 19 children and 2 teachers, human rights activists from ukraine. ruth and russia, when the nobel peace prize in a strong repute and iran stay current, says my so i mean he did not die from blows, head and body linking her death and release cost of the tooth, pre existing medical condition. ah, hello and welcome to the program. king of thailand is visited, survivors of thursday's day care center massacre by a former policeman who killed 37 people. 24 of them children. it was a ragged public appearance by the king my heart for your long corn, who traveled to the northeast in long y lumper province to meet with survivors at 2 hospitals. the attack has horrified thailand, which is now in mourning. the attacker was identified as a former police sergeant who was facing trial on a drugs charge. after attacking the preschool, he drove home lowing down, more people on the way before then killing his wife and child, and taking his own life. algae, there is toni chan reports now from near the school and long while lamb pool staring blankly into a future of unfatho

but people here at the border with bella, ruth assured that will take the form of an attack. although they don't know when it will come. village or snow. they are russian soldiers just 30 kilometers away. that's got it took a whole hell. me who should i go to the car? hey, i'm not afraid of the wind said, but i am afraid of the russians. they are traumatized by the violence and very worried that rush in forces might return, but they won't leave say yet, casual law. so this is our homeland. we were born here is we live here and we won't go anywhere. valentina, like most people in his village has lived here all her life. she desperately wants peace. that's what the soldiers in the forest say. they are fighting for new york. i want this war to stop with me. i have much to lose this, only one life, but it's better. i fight this than my children, all my grandchildren. and yet some of his children's generation have not been spared the war. there prepare for the winter for the russians, and now for the bell russians using fear to stay alert. so as to look at the situation in the nor

greatness what they mean to the american public i mean ruth ruth came out of the 1919 black sox scandal and started hitting home runs for the yankees and in effect save baseball. jackie robinson in 1947 in a country where african americans were supposed to never be seen and never be heard. and never have an important job. and never the influential he joined the brooklyn dodgers and he became the rookie of the year. despite the cat calls the pitchers who threw it him despite players who tried to injure him by spiking him despite all of that. jackie robinson became a star baseball player a few years later. he became the most valuable player. but more than that. more than that he told the black community that if i can be a success you can be a success too. don't forget brown vs board of education that that famous ruling supreme court ruling that that that did away with separate but equal. that was in 1954 robinson came along in 1947 and i do believe something i said in my book bums that robinson allowed martin luther king the success that he had if jackie robinson had been a failure who kn

it would be crazy from a military perspective for them to open the front against bella. ruth. but that process has already begun, considering that the threat level has comes to that this requires deployment of a joint group of forces of the union state of russia and bella, ruth flemister, and suggested that the troops coming from russia would not be significantly large. but i did, it would be quote, not a 1000 troops insisted that it would still be enough to tackle the threat against his country and also ordered the nation secret service, whatever it takes to prevent a quote, terrorist attack in ballard space. it declared that ukraine would face a quote nightmare of the consequences if a dead to attack bella russian territory. well, let's learn more down, cross lots of canadian journalist, even off it and joining us here on the program today. a very welcome to you. thanks so much for joining us here on the program. and i'll see you heard me just commenting just now about about bella roost. a bella. ruth says it's potentially deploying now a joint contingent of troops with it's

jennifer ruth green is the republican candidate in the race. she joins us now.k. since i saw you about four weeks ago, let's say, we understood your race was looking like something is going on here. she is gaining on frank and now you are 13 days away. what is the sign to you that says you are actually having an impact here? >> there is a swell, a ground swell of momentum here. so many people are excited saying they're praying and focused and saying they voted. early voting has already started and seen there is great parity. early voting ballots previously have a large gap and the dems lead, now we're seeing that parity and it shows us we're still neck-and-neck per all the polls we've seen and a margin of error race we're excited to bring home in 13 days. >> dana: is there someone you talked to in your campaigning the conversation stuck with you, maybe somebody who voted democrats for a long time but is willing to make a change and back you instead? >> yes. there are so many members of the african-american community. we just put out a commercial and we had over

we still talk about babe ruth to this day. we talk about jackie robinson to this day. we talk about muhammad ali to this day and there is a fourth one and that is billie jean king. responsible for title ix, who allowed women to have the same rights as men in sports. >> that was so well said. you said something i want to go back to. i will stay on script. i am immediately going to improvise, i don't want to do that, please remind me, you said something about how his success opened doors. when we and our discussion i want to ask you both about why that has not translated into other aspects of baseball as it relates to manager. but i will ask you the question when we get into it. but keep that in mind. >> yes. >> right now, why don't we go to the videotape, we have great slides and we can show the first article from the brooklyn eagle -- entitled fair play as rickie's plea and that is when robinson was going to a report from florida. you will read this letter and then we will chop it up. let's put the letter in context. about why it is significant. >> what's so interestin

player in 104 years to reach double-digit wins as a pitcher and double-digit home runs since babe ruthn 1918. he finished within the top five of the leagues in most of the pitching and hitting categories such as wins, strikeouts, and home runs. >> we reported he qualified for both batting average and earned run average in the same year. how significant is this? >> yes, in mlb, a player needs a certain number of appearances to qualify for the pitching and batting titles. ohtani met that requirement in 2022. in modern baseball with the designated hitter system in both leagues in mlb, pitchers concentrate on pitching. also, a starting pitcher like ohtani will pitch every five or six days during the season, so it is difficult to maintain that routine and perform as a batter at the same time. ohtani not only pitched and hit for the entire season, but also maintained high numbers which surprised baseball fans. >> now that his record-breaking season is over, we're all curious if he will get the mvp. of course, he got it last year. are there any chances for the consecutive award? >>> yes, the

jennifer-ruth green, thank you.ty much stopped playing video of joe biden breaking down in public, saying bizarre things, garbled sentences, but the clip we're about to show you we couldn't resist because it's too unbelievable. stay tuned for that. meanwhile the media are casually preparing americans for nuclear war like it's no big deal. you know, inflation, nuclear war, just a thing a country faces. really? we'll give you an update on where we are in that war next. >> tucker: so if you're in the media, you sit down and interview a president in his first term, you don't typically ask him to run for re-election, because they all do, because that's who they are, running for election is the whole point of going into politics. and yet biden sat down with msnbc the other day and they asked him are you going to run again, and the implications maybe you've got such cognitive decline that you can't run again. to prove, yes, i'm completely demented, i'm a mannequin at this point, joe biden nodded off in the middle. intervie

postal service is recognizing the legacy of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg.rman has that story and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: u.s. stocks closed sharply higher tuesday as economic data hinted that the federal reserve's aggressive policy is taking effect while falling benchmark treasury yields boosted wall street's rally. the dow was 337. nasdaq added 246. the s&p 500 gained 61 points. >>> the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will be featured on a new postage stamp next year. the u.s. post office announced the stamp is part of a 2023 collection celebrating artists and figures from american history.the st meant to honor y, icon of american culture the usps said. >>> ready to sit in the middle seat your next flight? most would agree it's the least desirable spot. virgin australian just launched a middle seat lottery. a special raffle worth about $145,000. to be a lucky winner you have to sit in the middle. >>> could you be the lucky winner? a $700 million powerball lottery drawing is set for tonight after 35 drawings in

judy: david and ruth. thank you both. we are less than one month away from the start of 2022 means world cup that will transfix fans around the world. >> the world cup considered by many of the biggest sporting cuts off in qatar. there is excitement around the venue and qatar's outlawing of lgbtq rights. roger has been watching all of this and host of the sock ter podcast "men in blazers" and "gods in soccer." and he joins me now. always good to see you. no one will grow on the top 100 players. how do you do it? what are the core criteria. >> you need to acknowledge to try to create a definitive list. only undertaken by those who love to grab the third rail in life. but we have our staff together and everybody sees the game differently. it is completely subjective. there is a manager that says football is the most important least important thing. and makes watching sports so compelling. d.m. anand: it is a subjective thing and defend them with the heat of a thousand sundays. >> the book goes back in time and travels aroun

in the commentary had from ruth and other google alphabet executives it is more widespread.s concern going into meta this thursday. caroline: she says this is a pullback in advertising, the question is how long does it last? we will get more regular details with calls an analyst with investors at the moment. so smart, we thank you for delving in with the key questions with her and bring them to us as quickly as you did. this does it with this edition of "bloomberg technology," wednesday do not miss the next studio 1.0. talking to the next doordash ceo. the desire to spend up to get your deliveries. there is questions about the labor market as well as has we continue -- and how we continue to consider those employees. do not forget to check at the podcast as well, you can find on the terminal, apple, spotify, i hard, check out what we have been making of the latest spotify earnings. looking for what apple's earnings are later in this we can stick with us on bloomberg tv and across all our products for the earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ and it's easier than ever to■ get your p

. >> in 1927, it was babe ruth hitting 60 home runs. >> babe ruth has set the greatest record in baseball. >> in 1961, roger maris beating the record by one. >> this could be it. way back there! >> and last night, 30-year-old aaron judge setting a new record. and about that home run ball? tonight, some collectors already offering a reported $2 million for it. the fan who caught it telling our affiliate wfaa he's not sure what he'll do with it just yet. >> what are you going to do with the ball? >> good question. i haven't thought about it. >> tonight, aaron judge tweeting, "what a night, such a blessing from god to share that moment with so many special people." judge back in little league telling espn this -- >> i just fell in love with baseball at a young age. just the game within the game. little chess match between the pitcher and the hitter, just kind of drew me in. >> i was on the phone with my dad last night as this was all going down. surprised he stayed on the phone with me. what a night of hist ♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is a

the reviewer, michael schaffer, writes that in dinners with ruth, miss totenberg failed because when you're a powerful reporter covering things that shape the life of the country, the matter of how you do your job is a lot more important than one lovely friendship or some quasi academic debate about a journalist's true duties. and finally, in publishing, former republican congressman denver riggleman of virginia, who went to work for the january 6th committee, wrote a book with a behind the scenes look about tenure on the committee. it's called the breach. it came, according to news reports, as a surprise to members of that committee. and now more the january six committee. it's forthcoming and how the publishing industry is that report's release. we're joined by jim elliott, editorial director of publishers weekly. james elliott. as of this conversation, we don't know when the house january six committee is going to be releasing that final report. but if you go to amazon today, there's already half a versions of that report available for preorder. so what does that tell you about th

so i just yadi, blah blah scott, it's ruth. i love love. hopefully. those are all the she the the ocean. oh, the other the so it all automatically setting all matter. what if any a media hurries to join a pro russian rally. city of beck amo, wasn't chosen by pure chance. it was here that a russian military doctors came to the aid of italians doing the cove it pandemic. how did it bring to we made sure to see on a on, on i will call it in the mid to a my some eliano bon of audio is a professor at the local university and he's also a united italy policy activist. and he is also a fan of feller rose, his wife's home country classa miliano is explaining how to get to the rally. why a, a, a, a bomb went up there when they made up with a gamble with nicola running here from the u. k. it's been looking forward to this day. there's wait for the russian people for the russian soldiers that are saving the people and don't boss because for so many years, every one there has been bonded by the friends. but these are brand new people. they don't talk about that. t

north, in early 2022 uganda's energy minister ruth non chavira, sat down with the c e. o, a french multinational total energy in kampala to sign the lake, albert development project into operation. the 2nd biggest investor on board is the china national offshore oil corporation, or c, n o c. the 2 companies have committed $10000000000.00 for extracting and transporting the oil. we're doing a whole no a welcome development for uganda estate, minister of finance for investment, even any day. this is an exciting news for a country. it's a long awaited news. we should actually throw a petit the ugandan state has a 15 percent stake in the pipeline. and there's widespread optimism about the oil produced in the country bringing thousands of new jobs as well as additional revenue. among the critics of the project is dickens kamesia, an attorney, and the head of the africa institute for energy governance. he's been skeptical from the outset if you would order the other countries that are really producing, leaving you in africa, you discover that does not create the job if you wo

it directly connects him to ruth and maris because since the 1920s, ruth held the single season record '98 and bonds and nick sosa in there, we view that much differently through the rear view mirror. staying that statistically judge is seventh is technically true. but we know the reason why this resonates is because a huge portion of the baseball public believes that this is the legitimate or authentic record because bonds, maguire and sosa were all convincingly connected to steroids and in a five-year cluster, those three guys caught 62 home runs a half dozen times. in the whole history of baseball, the lively ball comes in just over a century ago, three guys, ruth, maris and judge have managed over 60. in their respective seasons, they each hit a home run between once every nine times at bat and nine and a half times at bat, judge is in that range. maris completely distorted all known norms in the sport. in 2001 when bonds hit 73, he hit one every six and a half times at bat. he was a great, great player on his natural merits but his home runs into his mid 7 p 30s was one every 16 t

we are defending our homeland at militia, so you still many are suspected their neighbors in bella. ruth had helped the russians from the store. but now it's official. on the other side of the frontier, they are joining forces. they say they are preparing to defend themselves, but people here at the border with bella, ruth assured that will take the form of an attack, although they don't know when it will come. village or snow. they are russian soldiers just 30 kilometers away. good as carry tuckahoe. tell me who should i go to the car? hey, i'm not afraid of the wind, said as i am afraid of the russians. they are traumatized by the violence and very worried that rush in forces might return. but they won't leave say yet, casual law. so this is our homeland. we were born here. it is. we live here and we won't go anywhere. so valentina, like most people in his village has lived here all her life. she desperately wants peace. that's what the soldiers in the forest say. they are fighting for new york. i want this war to stop with me. i have much to lose. there's only one life, but it's bette

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here is what jennifer ruth greene had to say. >> he said, hey, this is not accurate.what they wanted and 100% he and his cronies at politico. but the reality of it is like i said at one point in my life to my assailant, no, please stop, don't! and he did what he wanted to do. so this is the exact same situation all over again all because there is a man who wanted some sort of gratification. congressman frank gets his gratification of think he is smearing my name and adam gets gratification thinking he will get a good story out of it and all it does is reopen wounds for victims. >> kayleigh: this is just gross, dr. saphier. the details are appalling and i recce service woman is assa assaulted. "no, please, stop, don't." and the reporters went with it. it's gross. >> dr. saphier: am having a hard time wrapping my head around this. to have a victim sexual violence really live her advent and for what? what possible gain can come from this? we try to sate mental illness because she is a victim ptsd, depression or something else for political gain? it is sickening. i think

other ski has been leading in nearly 30 year campaign for the development of civil society in bella. ruth, but he's been in prison since last year on tax evasion charges. memorial is one of russia's oldest human rights organizations. it was set up to uncover the abuses that were carried out in soviet era prisons. russia shut the group last year, and ukraine center for civil liberties was established in 2007 to promote human rights. they have so many promoted the right to criticize power and protect the pundum in the right of citizens. they haven't made an outstanding effort to document war crimes, human rights abuses and the abuse of power. together they demonstrate the significance of civil society, poor peas and democracy. john hall has more from oslo. russ anderson, the chairperson of the 5 person committee appointed by the norwegian parliament that makes this decision stopped speaking a short while ago after taking some questions from the media. one individual 2 organizations named as the nobel peace, florida for 2022 mrs. rice anderson saying that in challenging times it was felt app

explosive results that al jazeera investigations ah, ah ah . human rights activists from ukraine, bella ruth and russia, when the nobel peace prize and what seen as a strong review because i think that could ah hello, i'm sorry, i'm noisy in london, you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. oh, hot breaking scenes as tie families mourn the loss of 24 young children after thursday's attack on a day care center. iran state coroner says mass armine did not die from blow star head and body making a death in police custody to pre existing medical conditions as an invisible killer in america's drinking water service hitting for communities the hardest. ah, this is nobel peace prize is gone to a jail better russian activist. russia's most famous human rights group, a new craning organization that documents war crimes. spring is seen as a condemnation of the invasion of ukraine and the presidents of belarus and russia will the better russian activist alice fiancee has campaigned for human rights and civil liberties. for nearly 40 years. he's been in prison without trial since 2020, d

it would be crazy from a military perspective for them to open the front against bella. ruth. but that process has already begun, considering that the threat level has comes to that. this requires deployment of a joint group of forces of the union state of russia and bella, ruth and mister lucas. shank also suggested that the trip coming from russia would not be significantly large, but did say it would be quote, not a sizing trip. he insisted that it would still be enough to tackle the threat against his country. he also ordered the secret services of barriers to do anything in order to prevent a terrorist attack in bel receive declared also that ukraine would face quote, a nightmare of consequences if there are to attack bell or russian territory where we can cross live no true, retired indian or force marshal m. muffin warren for his take on today's developments on it is indeed a busy news. they are much appreciate your time today, sir. bella ru say's its deploying a joint contingent of troops with close al. i russia. why do you think bella roost is doing this now? could va

we don't have an interrogation system for agriculture. >> under a ruth of u.s.ardboard scraps, she will not return home. >> you you have to we were killed. i would still prefer to stay here. >> you have to good choices, then? >> here, that's, we live in piece. we don't get killed by boca hard ran. >> they're built out of twins. what they call enterly displaced people. they start looking for food. they often struggle. and then move on. >> climate change is causing displacement across the region south of the saharra dessert. >> but in villages wes dents are encouraged to stay. they had a resilient food production. transformed in five years from dry, cracked land like this to a garden of plenty. 30 years ago. this valley was abandoned by local people because sand was encroaching. and what they did a few years ago to try to remedy that was to add animal droppings along with organic matter from plants like this. make it all together to create this kind of soil that's incredibly conducive to agriculture. >> supported by a charity called adell. he spends five days each

babe ruth the only other player to do that. >> i have to say, willie. lemire was pushing up to put xander's grand slam in a rain hitting for a team finished in last place for the fifth time in 11 years. if you get a chance, read mike lupica's column. whether be yankees or red sox? four world series championships, and, but five last-place finishes. very compelling, and interesting, mike. some people said, ah, take the red sox, but yankees' fans say, no. i would not be cool being in last place if, five of the last 11 years. but let's talk about, quickly, and we got to, i know mika's going say we need to get back to hard news. go quickly to the national league east. i followed baseball for a very long time. never seen a team like the atlanta braves last year i think something like 38-15 after the all-star break. this year over the last 110 games, or something like 83-35. the mets have had a great season. the braves, the last two years, second half of the season, they have been the best team in baseball. just extraordinary. >> joe, you know, their best is a

it would be crazy from a military perspective for them to open a front against bella. ruth. but that process has already begun, considering that the threat level has comes to that this requires deployment of a joint group of forces of the union state of russia and bela ruth, flemister lucretia and ca, suggested that our troops coming from russia would not be significant. the large but added it would quote, not for your 1000 troops, insisted that it would still be enough the shuttle the threat against his country. and also all the nations secret service to do whatever it takes to prevent a quote, terror attack in belarus. he declared that ukraine would face a nightmare of consequences, the dead food russian territory. one time the european commission chief ursula van de la and says russians using strength tempered p as a weapon. when commenting on today, strikes russia once again as shown to the world. what it stands for, it is carol and good tell those who are responsible have to be held accountable ukraine, you will not be intimidated and ukrainian know that we will stand b

it would be crazy from a military perspective for them to open the front against bella. ruth. but that process has already begun, considering that the threat level has comes to that this requires deployment of a joint group of forces of the union state of russia and bella luce. okay, just to expand on that, mister lucas shanker suggested that the grouping would not be significantly large, but did say it would be quote, not a solid and troops. he insisted that it would still be enough to tackle the threat against his country, his words. now he's all sorted at the f. s. b in ballard to do anything in order to prevent a terrorist attack in ballard, he declared that ukraine would face a nightmare of consequences if it dared to attack bell or russian territory waive. and while i'm not the other, at big developments of the day, i am always happy to welcome former british diplomats under worth or a professor william mullins and onto the program. you are indeed most welcome, sir. on the launcher point, we just listened to alexander lucas shank. oh bella ruth said it is deploying milit