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now is my chance, sean. let me give you a number -- since 1990, and i think we can agree with this, the number of undocumented population went from 3.5 to about 11 million. i think we can agree with that. >> sean: i don't think anyone knows the true number. >> we all are working with 11 million, i believe that even though you might not agree with that. we agree that it went from 3.5 to 11 million. according to the fbi, in that same period, violent crimes in this country decreased by 48%. so that's the fbi. those are the facts, sean. even though you might want to present undocumented immigrants as criminals, that's not the case. >> sean: over 70,000 -- excuse me. hang on now. now it is my turn. in 2015 -- 36.6% of the over 70,000 sentences were for crimes committed by illegal immigrants. i just prayed for you, i sat in a security briefing over a seven-year period of time, texans alone 642,000 crimes including -- not the majority -- including sexual assault, murders of people in texas, and hang on --n years, i

robert kraft. >> good to be with you, sean. >> sean: a lot of people think donald trump is tough all the time. that is not a tough side of him. >> he and i, we've never done any business together but we've been friends over 20 years. we've had a lot of fun together. i went to his wedding to melania, bill and hilary were sitting at the next table. >> sean: he's been a part of history and football and politics. >> when my beloved wife died, the most difficult thing in my life, he and melania came out to brookline. he called me once a week. for a year. how was i doing, invited me to things. we were just friends. no business reason, we've never done business. i will never forget that. that is the kind of guy -- >> sean: you had a really close relationship with your wife. very hard. >> my kids were afraid i was leaving this earth. i am a pretty strong guy most of the time, we were privileged to be married for 48 years even though i think i am 35. she was awesome. the great lady, a great partner. i always thought she would outlive me 30 years. she read four books a week. she ate healthy. w

>> i think so, sean. i think your conversation with the prime ministeron contributed to that whole discussion to further it along. that's how important i think that was. what he is really talking about and what you are talking about is stopping iran iranian hedge enemy iranian hegemony. there are members of the transnational terrorist group that is trying to wipe israel off the face of the map. they want to get rid of iranian hegemony, they see iran halfway up to mosul. >> sean: could we take out c those sites, the brits also joio in? and i am short on time, we will start with you. could we take out those sites without boots on the ground? >> we could. it's better to have boots on the ground. some of our secret folks in the ground with lasers that can do that. >> sean: you agree with that, rick? >> look, i think we need to have boots on the ground because you get timely t intelligence. >> sean: but not a lot of boots. >> no, but i know for intelligence. we need timely intelligence and that's all we need.

be sure to tune in the sean hannity, which follows thi this. >> sean: tonight... >> today, sanctions really represent a very, very strong stand against the actions inay iran. >> sean: cracking down on iran over a ballistic missiles test. plus... terrorists strike paris again. dr. sebastian gorka is here with reaction. then... 11 are arrested after another liberal anti-free-speech freak out on the campus of new york university. we are in houston, texas, ahead of super bowl li, former nfl stars cris carter, tiki barber, tim tebow, joe namath and bob kraft joins us. "hannity" from houston starts right here right now. and welcome to "hannity," we are coming to you from the home of super bowl li. hello, houston. just a second. a full preview of the sunday show down. but first, president donald trump is showing the world that there is a new sheriff in town. and that is tonight's opening monologue. earlier today, in response to iran conducting a ballistic missile test, the white house announced new sanctions against 13 individuals and 12 companies with ties to the rogue regime in tehran. th

. >> sean: thanks, tucker. this is a fox news alert, president trump has nominated judge neil gorsuch to serve on the supreme court. the man who helped the president make the big selection, and many other guests will be here with reaction. president trump's decision tonight is yet another example of donald trump keeping promises to you, the american people. that is tonight's openingom monologue. it didn't take president trump very long to fulfill yet another key pledge from his campaign byy nominating judge neil gorsuch to the u.s. supreme court. during our primetime announcement earlier tonight, let's take a look. >> when justice scalia passed away suddenly last february, i made a promise to the american people. if i were elected president, i would find the very best judge in the country for the supreme court. this may be the most transparent judicial selection process in history. months ago as a candidate, i publicly presented a list, of brilliant and accomplished people, to the american election. and pledged

sean hannity is next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," we are coming to you tonight from our nation's capital, tonight, speaker of the house paul ryan and is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu will both join us but first, and a must see epic beat down, president donald trump called out the extremely dishonest alt left propaganda media and thatd is tonight's opening monologue. so, last night we explained in great, great detail about how the abusively biased left-wing press is doing you, the american people such a great disservice by not telling you the truth, by having an agenda and inca turn, they have created what i called last night a massive informational crisis. today after endless attacks from the alt left propaganda media, president trump's now fighting back and setting the record straight. take a look. >> i am making this statement directly to the american people, with the media present, which is an honor to have you. many of our nation's reporters and folks will not tell you the truth. and will not treat the wonderful people of our country with the respect they deserve, the pres

that's all right, sean.t want the american people to see all the action this president is taking on. just today he had a listening session, parent-teacher conference with parents and educators from private schools, public, charter, homeschools, we have a new secretary of the department of veteran affairs. steven mnuchin last night, at the treasury. the president just today rescinded some of these awful regulations and a really remarkable -- >> sean: i think there are some truths here. i remarkable speed to, the speed of trump, he is moving very quickly. they are more focused on attacking you and attacking ivanka, jarrett, bannon, miller, orca, and even the 10-year-old son of the president. i want to know specifically about these leaks though. sam frizzell, this is not the first time leaks are coming from the intelligence community, our friend wrote a piece, about the shadow warriors. eli lake by the way wrote a piece today about the intelligence leaks. my peace to you is where are these leaks coming from are

they are coming up tonight on "hannity" ." >> sean: >> sean: welcome back to "hannity."iting a u.s. department of homeland security internal report that president trump's border wall is projected to cost up to $21.6 billion and could take more than three years to construct. while the border wall plans move ahead while protesters took to the street of phoenix on wednesday night following the rest of an illegalf immigrant woman, a convicted criminal, who was w later deported for joining us with reaction is the secretary of state of kansas, kris kobach is with us. how are you? >> great to be back with you. >> sean: i know a lot of people were pushing for you to be in charge of the department of homeland security. i also understand you met with the president. did you talk specifically about the wall? >> we have talked about the wal wall. he regards it as one of his top priorities in the white house to get this job done. the american people want it don done. 1,989 miles of border. probably about 386 miles that you would consider a true, impervious wall or serious friends. the

f >> sean: follow-up question.wed the imam the list of 47 oddt countries, 90% of the world's muslims are not impacted by this. but he insists on calling this a muslim ban. >> frankly speaking, this is obama's list. it is obama's list! >> sean: i pointed out -- imam? i do want to >> in reality, the countries that attacked us, we are welcoming them. the country that we attack, we ban them. we bomb them, and now we ban. them. coming up, we will play more of sean's audience show on extreme vetting, the islamistyo threat. stay with us t. rowe price. invest with confidence. you fand together, of your dreams... you had the kid of your dreams. now you can put them in the car of your dreams... for a lot less than you might think. with a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz, you can enjoy legendary safety, innovation and performance at a price you can afford. and that's a pretty sweet dream. visit the certified pre-owned sales event, now through february 28th. only at your authorized dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

sean is next. have a great night. >> sean: tonight. the legal battle over president trump's travel ban continues. kelly ann conway is here. >> the border is soft and weak and the drugs are pouring in. i will not let that happen. and the hanitiy producers went along the border to see how bad it s. rivera weighs in. >> the men and women of the u.s. military is the greatest fighter and force of justice on the face of the earth. >> sean: there is a looming show down ratcheting up with iran. we'll check in with oliver north. >> much of the media if not all of it is very dishonest. >> sean: and the smears of the biassed press. "handlshgs nity" starts now. >> sean: welcome. liberals in the left are continuing to gamble with the lives of you, the american people. that is tonight's opening monologue. the legal back and further is total nonsense. we shouldn't be at this point in the first place. this is a classic example of activist judges ruling based on personal opinion and not what the law says. judicial activism. if you look at the u.s. code

[laughter] >> sean: you stand your ground because you believe your boss. >> that is what sean is doing. that's the joy of the job. you always want to be in effect. donald trump is in bigger fights because the press can't stand him that much. there's something enriching about going into that room, meeting with reporters, standing your ground in articulating what your boss wants. i want to flash back 2001-2003 when i was there. democrats controlled it through the election in 2003. they practice what they are doing now. they didn't schedule hearings for bushes circuit judges. when i schedule both for his judges, this was the judge is right underneath the supreme court level. everything they are decrying, now, they did to george bush back then. they started this whole dance about instability, and now they are stuck with what harry reid did and will joe biden said. >> sean: wrote a book about the g.o.p. majority. is this in the long term interest of the republicans to follow up and used the harry reid will? >> yes, it is. the central chapter in the fourth way is about using the reed role to

sean is next. have a great night. >> sean: tonight. the legal battle over president trump's temporary travel ban continues counsel to the president kellyanne conway is here with reaction. >> the border is soft and weak, drugs are pouring in, and i am not going to let that happen. >> sean: then our hannity producers today right along with the border patrol. to see how bad things really are today on our southern border. geraldo rivera weighs in. >> the men and women of the united states military, they are the greatest fighters and greatest force of justice. on thear face of the earth. >> sean: and president trump outlined his vision for america's military and also the looming showdown ratcheting up with iran. we will check in was colonel oliver north, and he will react. speak up much of the media, not all of it, it's very dishonest. >> sean: president trump finds back with biased press. they respond. hannity starts right here, right now. and welcome to "hannity," a fierce illegal battle is brewing over president trump's extreme cutting e

that's what's going on. >> sean: follow the money. instituted both in my radio show and on the show, a new segment. it's called "holding them accountable." i've been upset republicans have been too slow, they're not keeping up with the speed of trump. i interviewed the speaker of the house, paul ryan. t i don't know if you saw the interview.he he said he supports the entire trump agenda and legislatively, everything will be done in 200 days. are you confident? do you think that's true? is it a good time frame for you? >> i believe most of the major initiatives will be introduced and put on the table in that time frame. now, the reason that they maynt not get it across the finish is because of -- as you know -- political headwinds. that's the parts. >> sean: i don't want to make excuses, i don't want to hear it. >> the political headwinds aren't just coming from the democrats, some of that is coming from republicans. >> sean: any republicans that doesn't support it, they need to go home. >> we need to keep their feet to the fire, all o

>> i think so, sean.k your conversation with the prime minister contributed to that whole discussion to further it along. what he is really talking about and what you are talking about is, stopping iran iranian hajin that region, the members of the transnational terrorist group that is trying to wipe israel off the face of the map. they want to get rid of iranian -- that is not to fight isis. >> sean: could we take out those sites, the brits also join in, and i am short on time, we will start with you. could we take out those sites without boots on the ground? >> we could, and it is better to have boots on the ground. some of our secret folks on the ground that can do that. but, yes, absolutely we could. it's the one and you agree with that, rick? >> i think we need to have boots on the ground because you get timely intelligence. enough for intelligence. we need timely intelligence and that is all we need. >> sean: all right come on, guys, that's an important discussion. when we come back, we have this st

this is the president's leadership, sean.bamacare was very much on the ballot when we saw the hardship it was placing on families across this country. on businesses across this country. premiums going up in some cases more than 100% this year. >> sean: 117% in arizona. >> vice president pence: the american people said we want to repeal and replace obamacare. what president trump said at the same time we repeal it, we are going to bring forward through legislation and through executive action the kind of replacement that will harness the power of the free market, and give americans more choices that will drive down the cost of health insurance and make it affordable for everyone. we're going to do it all at the same time. >> sean: i noticed you are with the president every day. what has been a very slow, first two weeks. no, a very busy two weeks. you've been with him side-by-side. he's also had many conversations with world leaders. vladimir putin, prime minister netanyahu, the prime minister of great britain, australia, ange

i think the country is in for a very rocky road. >> sean: what do we do?ou've watched my programs when i did town halls, and mothers were on these programs. their children were killed by illegal immigrants that had already been in the criminal justice system. you love and family. there is nobody that loves family more than you. if that were your son or daughter, i think you would be apoplectic and angry. >> that's why a rational, logical argument fails. i get that i have lost the argument for the hearts and minds of a majority of people in a majority of states and that's why as you know, i've withdrawn my objection to the wall being built. people want to spend that kind of money for that kind of fall, god bless. i know that you are sincerely motivated and go out and do it. >> sean: a wall of the door. >> that's fine. >> sean: shut up, hannity [laughs] >> the situation to argue objectively and coolly is very difficult. your powerful statistics in your meeting, you look a little younger a little less gray. it's bill and you too. [laughter] >> i just saw the

>> sean, we've always had a plan.th savings accounts, we go through, we have gone through our plan time and again. tax credits, you go into the marketplace. high risk pools, to be able to save. >> sean: what i've been reading, we are going to do it in the beginning of the year. then we will do it by the spring. then sometime in the summer. and by the end of the year. >> next month. next month. listen. we were sworn in january 3rd, the first thing you have to have happened, the aca -- obamacare when it was put into power, itng gave 1400 pages of power to thep health and human service secretary. you don't want to go in and repeal and replace it without having the secretary in place. secondly, the president was not sworn in until the 20th. we want to work hand in hand together with president trump. we walked them through all of it. we've gone 200 day plans, he is with us on this all the way through, we've got the plan put forth. we are not like the democrats, no one has seen it. we have both, some markups in energy and c

. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," newt gingrich will join us in just a minute. "portraits of courage," president george w. bush's new book. hollywood elites spewing hate and attacking the president at the oscars in a pretty disgusting display. that is tonight's opening monologue. yes, another self-congratulatory award show as if they are not enough. so-called tolerant liberal celebrities gathered last night at the oscars all patting themselves on the back and predictably bashing donald trump. it did not take long for host jimmy kimmel to go after the commander-in-chief. watch this. >> this broadcast is being watched live by millions of americans and around the world in more than 225 countries that now hate us. i think that is an amazing thin thing. i want to say thank you to president trump. remember last year when it seems like the oscars were racist? [laughter] >> we are at the oscars, the academy awards. you are nominated. you got to come, where families are nominated. some of you will get to come up on this stage tonight and give a speech that the president

sean: created a lot of jobs. i think that's -- he's continuing to work with congress on both repealing and replacing obamacare. tax reform. fundamentally both of those two items alone can help spur a lot of economic growth. the meetings that we have had with the c.e.o.'s, the health insurers, there are so many things that are both job killing and it can be done to promote a better regulatory and tax climate that leads to job creation that's one of the biggest problems. people in washington aren't necessarily talking to job creators. saying what is the impediment you have to hiring more american workers? what is the impediment you have to manufacturing or building here? the meetings and the actions that the president has taken on both regulatory and other matters have helped spur job creation. you have heard these companies come in over and over again. the auto makers, airline, print. the list goes on and on and on. of people saying to the president because of your agenda, because of your vision, we're billing wil

sean hannity will have more right now. have a great night. >> sean: great show as always and this is a fox news alert, we are awaiting a decision from the u.s. ninth circuit court of appeals after hearing oral arguments earlier today, donald trump's temporary travel ban. we'll have breaking news if, in fact, it does. ed henry will also have a full report on what happened in court today. also announced from laura ingraham, jay sekulow, tomi lahren, corey lewandowski will all be here tonight. let me give you the truth of what's really going on and the analysis that nobody on tv is going to give you.ly this legal battle that you're watching unfold over the extreme vetting executive order to keep you safe is just one of many tools a master plan to obstruct and damage president donald trump, that it's tonight's opening monologue. so the democratic party and their liberal allies are plotting, planning, scheming to slow down, stop, and even destroy president donald trump and the agenda that you voted him to be president for. the

>> sean, you are right.a did this i thought to myself, that's of the first time in american history and politics as far as i know where the first lady stood and recited the lord's prayer before she introduced her husband. i thought it was tremendous. it resonated with not only millions of christians across this country but also around the world. i am talking about christians halfway around the world that saw that. that encourage them to think that the first lady would recite a prayer that the lord jesus christ gave and here she is, reciting it before the whole -- i am so proud of her and i just couldn't stop talking about it. i thought it was tremendous. i'm proud of her. as proud as i can be of our first lady. she is such a fine person and of course, the left is going to attack and they're going to do everything they can to beat up our president and his wife, the first lady. his children, they are going after everybody. but there are millions and millions of christians out there that stood behind president

nasty women vote. >> sean: nasty women, sounded just like ashley judd.enator warren is perfectly willing to throw stones but tonight she needs to remember, she lives in a glass house and here's why. back in 2012 when elizabeth warren was first running for senate, her opponent scott brown exposed isn't exactly honest about her heritage, that's why donald trump gave her the nickname pocahontas. according to the bunk boston globe back in 1984 warren and members her family contributed recipes to a native american cookbook where she signed her name elizabeth warren cherokee.e in 1986, she listed herself as a minority of the directory effective tea which is commonly used by recruiters. in the early 1990s, she was hired by ovid as a law professor in the university touted her phony ancestry. then in 1995, elizabeth warren stopped listing herself as a minority after she took a tenured position at harvard law school. after being exposed as fake pocahontas, she claimed that she didn't know harvard had used her unconfirmed heritage to appear more diverse. she also d

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>> sean: it was temporary. >> temporary can't be stupid. >> sean: let me agree with one point, i heardcreaming listening to them because you're right. in our sleep, all of us could have done a better job. this was not donald trump's attorney general, he had not been approved yet, that was the problem with obstructionism, right? >> you can say that if jeff sessions had been in place, something would have been different. i tend to doubt it. for example, you antiwe had a debate over the order. i said this isn't substantive, this is hubris. this is just action for action's sake, it's not decisive in the sense that it's designed to accomplish a result. for example, why do you not exclude people who already have green cards from your order? what about people from valid visas? people who have global passport passports? >> we all agree. >> all you end up doing is taking off everybody. >> we all agree with that. so what we got to do right now, the president has got to immediately put another order, clarify what we got to do. this is life and death now, i was there september 11th when those buil

sean is back on monday.ou have a wonderful weekend. ♪ test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test. [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ abby: good morning. it is saturday, february 25th. i'm abby huntsman. team trump doubling down in his war against the press. >> i want you all to know we are fighting the fake news. it's phoney, fake. they are the enemy of the people. abby: more on that and what the american people really think about all of this. pete: plus, are you ready to meet the new face of the democratic party? >> so keep fighting and keep the faith. and i'll be right there with you every step of the way. pete: maybe a new hairstyle but maybe not a new face.

sean is back on monday.ekend. ♪ ♪ >> chris: hi, i'm chris wallace in tonight for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. our top story, president trump wows the crowd at cpac today with a rousing speech that hit on a number of familiar themes. immigration, the wall, isis, the economy, and obamacare. but it was his blistering attack on the media that really got the crowd going. the president doubled down. on his condemnation of unnamed sources and so-called fake news. >> a few days ago, i called the fake news the enemy of the people, and they are. they are the enemy of the people.

which is a sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, groupthink, sean hannity is up next. ♪ ♪ >> seanllo see pac! how are you? welcome to "hannity," we'll broadcasting from c peck 2017, doesn't officially start until tomorrow, we are at the gaylord national resort in a beautiful maryland, kellyanne conway willn be here tonight. dr. sebastian, and we're goingn to be taking questions from this wonderful audience, how are you all doing? [cheers and applause] are you all happy with the last 30 days? how many of you are irredeemabl irredeemable, deplorable americans? how many cling to your god, your guns, your bible, and religion? how many have prayed to the high heavens that barack hussein obama is gone. [cheers and applause] how many think the media in this country is so fundamentally dishonestly corrupt? are you ready to help stop america's precipitous decline? are you excited about the opportunity to fix this country? i want to hear a loud applause, no applause. how happy are you with president trump's first 30 days? [cheers and applause] this is a historic opportunity. for us to get t

. >> sean: the u.s. ninth circuit court of appeals has productively ruled against the trump administration by rulingtr against a temporary travel plan, an important opening monologue about congressional republicans and how they need to roll up their sleeves and start to go to work to fill president trump's promises to you, the market people, that's coming up. but first, president trump is reacting to tonight's ruling byt pointing out in big letters "see you in court, the security of our nation is at stake." president trump also said this tonight. watch this. >> the security of our country is at stake and it's a very, very serious situation, i look forward to seeing them in court. it's a decision that will win in my opinion very easily. and by the way, we won that decision in boston. >> sean: joining us now with reaction, jay sekulow and president of judicial watch tom fitton is with us, the most liberal court of appeals, the most overturned court in theid country, it would act this way, we both know the

>> sean: i think she's addressing me.t ahead. >> i think you start out by recognizing this past election, women comprise the majority of the electorate and female candidates did not win. many people in the electorate looked past her gender identity and look at them as a country, i think most americans say i'd like to have a female president, just not that one. [laughter] [cheers and applause] it was at the hypothetical, was hillary. with that came a lot of baggage and a majority of americans even major media polls didn't trust her and didn't much like her, i think that female candidates can often benefit as seeming as great negotiators can must consensus builders, fresh and new to politics, there's a reason you never heard the term the old girl's network, there isn't one. women are often seen as less corruptible, more ethical, et cetera. not confused with any of that. it's a great question because people are somewhat entranced by junior, if you share my gender that's interesting, let me take a look. they really want to kn

sean spicer denied it. said they were exchanging holiday greetings and other topics but not sanctions. then the vice president went on morning shows mid-january and said it was coincidental but they did not discuss sanctions. fast forward january 26th we have learned that the department of justice acting attorney general sally yates alerted white house counsel that flynn was in fact was misleading them and that phone conversation, that in fact there were discussions about russian sanctions, we were told today that the white house counsel immediately met with trump and a small number of senior advisors to discuss this and president trump at the time asked if there was anything illegal done. apparently there was a fast investigation and within several days done mcgahn said this wasn't illegal. you heard sean spicer today talk about doj' role in this actually pointing a finger to the department of justice even though it one until nearly three weeks later that donald trump asked for michael flynn's resignation

: big sean.of the album -- >> steve: that's big sean too, not big sean number two. big sean t-o-o. >> jimmy: but that's -- >> steve: big sean as well. >> jimmy: no there's not too sean's. >> steve: oh, what? >> jimmy: there's only one big sean. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: what he's saying is this an alternate universe. >> steve: right. oh, okay -- oh okay got it. >> jimmy: he's older. he has a car. [ laughter ] and he -- but he says what he thinks about this is true, when you live your life and you make mistakes, the only way you learn in life is to make mistakes. and then you go back and go, "i wish i could have done it again and made the right choice. and, you know, did this the right way or in a better way." and that's the way he lives his life. almost as if he's gotten a a second chance to do things right. >> steve: ooh, i like that. >> jimmy: isn't that deep? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that's real. yeah. big sean. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: i love it. >> jimmy: i think that's what he sa

spoon hang on one second, >> sean: let me read it for audienf i can. when the president finds that the entry of any aliens or any class of aliens into the united states would be detrimental to united states, he may by proclamation and for suc such. as he shall deem necessary, suspended the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants, nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restriction he may deem appropriate. the law could not be clearer, it's not for a judge to make the decision, they do not have the consequential, constitutional authority. >> the fundamental problem is a district court judge and the ninth circuit court of appeals has creed of their own constitutional crisis, a showdown between the president of the ad states as commander-in-chief and the statutory authority you just read in the ninth circuit exercising their judgment instead of the presidents, that's not the way the government is structured. >> and the refugee program is a disaster, it's like playing russian roulette. we are not affecting the refugees in any s

sean? >> sure. >> the australian foreign minister is here today. >> i'm sorry. >> the australian foreign minister is meeting the vice president today and also the secretary of state tomorrow. i guess we can assume that the u.s./australia refugee deal will come up. last time we spoke the president was considering and reviewing the deal. can you update on. >> i'm going to wait. we will have a read out on that okay. everyone gets two. >> if you could update us on the current position on th the deal. also given that recent displeasure of the president for it, will the australian president be wanting to return the favor. >> i'll wait. we will get a read out. i have got nothing. i don't want to get ahead of the meeting yes. >> two questions. one on the refugee order that we are expecting in the next couple of days. so that it withstands the legal challenge can you tell us what the language might look like as it relates to syrian refugees? >> i appreciate the effort but when we have it ready we'll