let's finish with the secret university, it was, it was really secret, yes, hundreds and hundreds ofed there, the polish authorities persecuted, and yet it functioned, and yet, and yet it was, yes , well, let's start with the fact... that it actually started with the fact that right after the treaty of versailles , the rules for minorities there were changed, the ukrainian minority was in lviv, such a very minority and also a rather passive minority, and in fact the lviv university was forbidden to teach in ukrainian language, and the students protested, then the professor supported her, because they were also forbidden to teach the ukrainian language. and it was essentially as an act of protest, if so briefly, an act of protest, when they singled out separately and created specifically for contributions, voluntary voluntary, civic contributions, they made this university , they hid for several years in a row, they were really, they were followed and followed by the local police there, actually followed, and there were inspections, and this was also in different places and in apartme

the ukrainian secret university is a phenomenal story of an institution that relied solely on the payments of people like us as volunteers. payments, yes, which were scattered there, this is an amazing story about a ukrainian secret university, unfortunately, not so with us there is a lot of time to talk about it, but if you could in a few words, i am sure that many people do not know about the ukrainian secret university, if you could tell literally a few words to say, because i understand that in the ukrainian secret university novakivskyi also headed the department, so painting, so it is called, yes, yes, in fact, in fact, the story was such that first he became a professor of the kyiv academy of arts, and as a professor of the kyiv academy of arts, he became a co-founder of the ukrainian secret university , yes, that is, he teaches here, what years are these, come on, let's say what year it is, what year it is, the kyiv academy, the kyiv academy - that's pymonenko right there, that's right, malevich will come soon to teach there, right there ... cubofuturism, all these processes are ta

social tax, and this voluntary social tax, that was what helped all this grow, the ukrainian secret universitynal history of an institution that stood alone. on the payments of those people like us as volunteer payments, yes, what are there guys, this is an amazing story about the ukrainian secret university, unfortunately we don't have much time to talk about it, but if you could in a few words, i'm sure that many people don't know about the ukrainian secret university, if you could tell, literally say a few words, because i understand that novakivskyi also headed the cafe at the ukrainian secret university.

the siberian ring source of photons will reveal the secrets of the universe. the nightmare is left behind. 32 children are already in russia. special flights with syria were met at chkalovsky airfield at night. the youngest are 5 years old, the oldest are 17. they survived the war, the death of loved ones, and then a refugee camp. to their close relatives, mostly grandparents, all the children speak russian, everyone said that they dreamed of flying to russia to return to their loved ones. the work continues with another 110 children in line; representatives of the russian side are working not only in syria, but also, for example, in iraq and pakistan. on other topics, our army attacked the rear areas of the ukrainian armed forces at night, and strong explosions were reported in populated areas. odessa region, where the ukrainian marine base is located. telegram channels write about powerful arrivals in the nikolaev, kharkov, kirovograd and vinnytsia regions. and to the situation on the front line. but near avdeevka, our military took up more advantageous posi

time simply laconic for perception, at the same time carries within itself the power of the secrets of the universe you think about it... nature has always been an observer of the process of human development, historical eras have changed, and the landscape acted as their theatrical backdrop, while being the main character of this endless great performance. even poets and writers sang the beauty of their native land in their works. it is true that the nature of the native land is close to the human consciousness and his subconscious. it is this closeness that explains why. that the landscape is so easy for the audience to perceive, so the exhibition has a wide range of views and features a collection of works by artists of different generations, whose work spans almost a century and a half of belarusian art. the exhibition presents authors who throughout their lives wrote only motifs of their native land and who, by the will of fate, worked outside the country. its curator alexander zenkevich will tell you more about the exhibition project. there is an idea lying on the surface, to make an exhibiti

you know what i mean like i feel like - >> oh it's in the "pretty little liars," "big little secrets" universer [ light laughter ] >> yeah, a murder and heels. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and then bowen, our friend bowen, suggested calling it "my first movie. [ laughter ] which i -- i considered it i was just like, oh, imagine like my first -- in cursive. "my first movie. [ light laughter ] and then my second movie would be "my second movie. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, just be honest about what people are getting. >> yeah. >> seth: this is - >> and it's mine >> seth: so you start working for tilda to get a work visa, to get sponsored for a work visa. >> yeah, for her character >> seth: this is very -- this is autobiographical and you had to -- this is a very honest take on the sort of jobs people will take on early in their time in new york city. especially if they need it for a work visa. what were some of the early jobs that you were lucky enough to -- or unlucky enough to have? >> so they were all through craigslist >> seth: i should note, craigslist is a character in the movie. >>

it will allow scientists to look into the secrets of the universe that man has never known before. unknownin signed the decree on the creation of the skiff in 2019. now specialists from the institute of nuclear physics of the siberian branch of the russian academy of sciences have begun one of the most. objects, since the wavelength of x-rays can reach the size of one atom, this will simply allow you to really see what is happening in solids, in liquids, in gases, this is how it works: in a linear accelerator, electrons are accelerated to a speed close to the speed of light, getting into the storage ring, they begin to move in a circular orbit and release synchronous radiation, which allows us to examine the structure of matter at the atomic level than i can. the brighter the beam, the more you can see, and skif in this regard, is the brightest synchrotron in the world. ears of this class, the space program, the nuclear program - these are some of the markers of the most developed countries. the area of ​​possible research is enormous, from biology, chemistry to archeology and geology. sci

up. before science is on the verge of fantasy, it will allow scientists to look into those secrets of the universewere hitherto unknown to man. vladimir putin signed the decree on the creation of skif in 2019. now specialists from the institute of nuclear physics of the siberian branch of the russian academy of sciences have begun one of the most important stages - assembling the magnetic system of the storage ring, the heart of the installation. skive is a completely domestic development, it is a synthesis. with an x-ray and a super-powerful microscope, it will allow you not just to see an object, but to see right through it. you use invisible light to look at an object with your eye, and you use hard, fairly hard x-rays, which means you can see very small objects, since x-rays have a wavelength that can reach the size of one atom, this will simply allow you to really see what is happening in solids, liquids, and gases, this is how it works: in a linear accelerator, electrons are accelerated to a speed close to the speed of light. once in the storage ring, they begin to move in a circular orbit a

following, the world is an amazing riddle, a mystery, and together with you we comprehend the secrets of the universewe participate together, so there was a feeling that we , together with the teachers, were walking along this... road of searching for some new discoveries, we were exploring a reality that had not yet been fully discovered, thank you, father kirill, and you are alexander mikhailovich, and i would take with me in the sixty-second year, simple bread, well , there are several reasons, first, i myself am an agronomist by training. breeder, agronomist of field crops, all my life i have been studying the genetics of wheat and what can be done from this wheat, and what can be made into bread. the second point is that we are somehow accustomed to the fact that bread is something very simple, but if we even remember the history of the 20th century, we will remember how people fought for pieces of bread somewhere. somewhere on the contrary they shared it, that is, it immediately becomes difficult, and i’m thinking, if i can take the year sixty-two to russia bread or in russia in sixty-two there

to be my meaning of life now, our meeting with you is not accidental, only you are my secret. not the earthly universe with something on the keys, he constantly asks, yes, i write songs, that is, well, whenever possible i’m recording in our city, well, i’m trying not to come with her, yes, she’s with me today me, she is always with me, my wife , my beloved, and how you proposed, well , it was somehow spontaneous, we walked, walked and i said: you know, i feel some kind of, well, i kind of myself i am such a sincere person, or something, as she constantly characterizes me, and i say, i feel that you are my person, i don’t need anyone else in my life, and i seem to be ready to make this choice, do you agree, she says: yes, you have rules, i saw them hanging in the kitchen - the rules of this house, did you come up with them or tell me, no, these are our common, well, decision was to set the rules of our house, to help take care of... to hear , to listen, this is the most important thing, it seems to me, in a relationship. tell me, besides the voice, what else did you like? well, he is not like everyone

universal friendship hall dozens of athletes. the hall is good, new. we came here to train. if necessary, this same room can also become a volleyball room. the main secretng. it allows volleyball players not to get injured when falling, it is not slippery, which is important for those... where we can, let’s say, use it and achieve better results and success. we completed the first task, in general, it’s a good gym, it’s in a good location in the luzhniki stadium, that is, it’s generally great for training. the territory, the platform, is very important. and now there is several gyms, separate rooms for basketball and volleyball, modern locker rooms. in the large hall you can hold competitions in basketball, volleyball and table tennis. it seats three. thousands of seats, but on each side, from this place, like transformers, you can add nine rows. the universal friendship sports hall was built in the late seventies for the moscow olympics in 1980; a women's volleyball tournament was held there. after the games, the legendary shell hosted dozens of international art competitions gymnastics, handball, volleyball, boxing and acrobatics. later, musical conce

nationals of that state members of the european parliament. shelby elected by direct universal suffrage and a free and secret ballot. and it's not everyone agrees, it's tony, as social democratic party has expressed concerns over the move to strip those voting rights. what is the message we are sending russian citizens? course tony and patriots, and one to vote for country reich, maria you for eva square and tom sky, or christine to call us in the next elections. the state has no specific accusations against you, but there is an element of doubt. the associate logically astute, are also aware that the outcome could be the opposite because group punishment based on an x terminal characteristic. as the target group will undoubtedly interpret this step. resulting in reverse mobilization in defense of the group. it started here has how defensive made due to the opposition. it's having difficulties in bringing the legislation to fruition. but the countries prime minister isn't giving up with fresh plans to push the idea of fluid a. she believes the numbers are on her side. counting on my fingers, so to speak. the

from a poor jewish family who ended up at the university of california, where it is important that he got in, where the smartest 1% of graduates end up in a secretists in everyone american university, here it is called the betafi kapa, for a second there were 14 presidents, by the way, yes. the economic forum, which takes place every year, which also shapes the future and also shapes it to the subtask of such funds, and funds actually only three, well, such large ones that hold everything, avant-garde, black rock state street, one of the oldest, they are interconnected, they have... a joint flow of these, relatively speaking, investments, shares, they are all interested in making a profit for the events that they plan , so the so-called isg agenda, this is the imposition of everything, this is all one such big plan, in which humanity is perceived as a certain resource that will go in the direction in which it is beneficial for them, so that companies line up in queues, then here’s one more thing, sometimes they ask him such, well, seemingly simple questions, this is all that the head of the world’s largest investment company can say, ha ha ha, m

the members of the european parliament. shelby elected by direct universal suffrage and a free and secret ballot. and it's not everyone agrees, as strong as social democratic policy has expressed concerns over the move district, those voting rights. one is the message we are sending russian citizens. course tony and patriots, and one to vote for country reich. maria you, for eva square, and topsy, or christina callous in the next elections. the state has no specific accusations against you, but there was an element of doubt. the associate logically astute, are also aware that the outcome could be the opposite because group punishment based on an x terminal characteristic. as the target group will undoubtedly interpret this step. resulting in reverse mobilization in defense of the group. it started here has how defensive made due to that opposition. it's having difficulties in bringing the legislation to fruition. but the countries prime minister isn't giving up with fresh plans to push the idea of fluid.

universe. i was being let into this secret, this secret that diana was deeply unhappy. - i was left reeling.s, the future king, is in love with another woman. - this was the moment when the public discovered that prince charles in fact had been having an affair with camilla. - the whole world now knows that prince charles committed adultery with camilla parker-bowles, someone that he's had a passion for throughout his life. - charles is an unloving husband, he's neglectful, and he's having an affair. the public were completely shocked. ♪ ♪ - the royal family had never had their privacy invaded in such a way. they didn't really know how to handle this at all. - the queen and everybody in the royal family viewed it as a massive act of treachery, and it was all orchestrated by diana. ♪ ♪ - here she was, not just attacking her husband, but undermining his future, undermining the throne, undermining the royal succession, undermining the dynasty. ♪ ♪ [gentle music] ♪ ♪ narrator: as they gather at the queen mother's home to celebrate her 92nd birthday, the royal family presents a united front. but

is not a war, this is extermination, trees, animals, houses, universities, schools, children and women are all being exterminated, the secret general of palestine's islamic jihad movement has hailed iran's support for palestinians in the gaza strip. the islamic republic of iran has paid the price of supporting palestine with sanctions because of its position regarding the palestinian defense and resistance and its support for the palestinian people and its rights. but in recent years what has distinguished the position of the islamic republic is its constant support of the palestinian people and it would have not been easy for the palestinian people to have this blessed steadfastness in the battle of. of flood without the iranian continuous and clear support which has been constant in recent years in the political, military and security fields. nahali noted that ivan has always sided with justice and defended the palestinian nation since the victory of the 1979 islamic revolution. nahal made the comments after meeting iranian foreign minister hussein amir abdullah hian in tehran. the two sides discussed the latest developme

diplomas from russian universities are being clarified, but most likely this will remain a secret, sohe person who acquired such a document is at risk, forgery of documents is a criminal matter. digest of criminal and emergency incidents my colleague yuri shevchuk about how the big weekend went. a robbery attack by female grocery store employees in orsha ended with the instant detention of the robber. after the panic button went off, 2 minutes later the security department crew was already on site incidents. they were informed that an unknown person, threatening the seller with a knife, stole money from the cash register and disappeared. having specified the signs of the direction in which he ran. the police officers who were in the car , noticing that a person was heading towards the car, started the engine and tried to escape; in the developing situation, taking into account the possible threat of a collision, it was decided. the decision to use a weapon, the shot damaged the wheel, after which the driver was detained, there were no injuries, it was established that the theft was co

secret negotiations on ukraine’s entry into their ranks, but this option is extremely dangerous for the countries themselves, according to maxim cherkov, an associate professor at the russian state universitymanagement. according to him , ukraine's integration into the eu will lead to a recession and a new wave of protests. from my point of view, no option for ukraine to join the european union is viable, simply too much so. there are many reasons that guarantee that this will not happen, the first reason is the economic discrepancy of ukraine, the requirements of the european union, this again a conflict that has been going on on the territory of ukraine for, well, one might say 10 years, in which ukraine is actually involved, and economically, again, the european union simply cannot digest the entry of such deficit economies, that is, those economies that should receive support. we actually see that the european economy, the eurozone economy, is plunging into an economic and financial crisis, we have already seen this through the bankruptcy of banks, through the insolvency of the financial system, that is, well, again, economic ones the event, yes, which is being discussed about ukraine

secrets of pranksters. the session itself i was in the atom hall, this is one of probably a dozen halls that are located here at the universityble at this moment to ask one of the pressing questions, today at the session they showed one of several examples, they said that they managed to communicate five times. in the lugansk republic, major renovations of residential buildings and modernization of communal infrastructure, topics outlined in the president’s message, were discussed by marad khusnulin with the regional administration. as part of his working trip, the deputy prime minister visited lugansk, severo-donetsk, rubezhnoe and lisichansk. among other things, checked boiler rooms and social facilities. we want to finish the kindergarten soon . we looked and saw a wonderful sports school that was built in severo-donetsk, i remember how it was in ruins, today i even managed to play volleyball and tennis with the guys, already in the new renovated hall, the kids were very nice and very good. in siula , over 30,000 doctors came out to a protest rally, demanding a review of the medical education reform. the authorities want t

university law professor jonathan turley. there was evidence and direct testimony from the secret service drivers saying he never tried to commandeeror reach over to take over the steering wheel. they allowed that and didn't make it public. we had the issue of apparently they lost a lot of information in interviews that would've been exculpatory. then on record for 5 people the other general millie and the room confirming to me in interviews that infect donald trump days before january 6th wanted to bring up the guard but the people who would need to ask for it said in a rating in the case no browser said no, and nancy pelosi said know why was that never told to the american people during their prime time hollywood production, professor? >> sean there was no alternative narrative presented no alternative witnesses that committee didn't call in people with opposing accounts. they didn't explore other explanations it was a drumbeat on a single narrative produced by this abc producer they brought in to create this package. of the committee could have been so much more but instead putting aside that the committee refused to consider al

russians for many years is coming out here to such a universal level, when the whole country is watching tv and waiting for this rocket to fly. regarding secretsg is international, but as our head of state said, the scientist would have been the first thing when we stole the secrets of the nuclear bomb in the fifties. i’ll just give you an example, which we found , installed a pavilion , sharongovicha street worked on it, the institute of the building is located there, yes, cosmonauts came, scientists came there, in order... to get there, you had to get a pass in moscow, but that was not the only thing such an enterprise, here is the shell that is used in the descent vehicle, 5 cm, there is what they did in belarus for heat and mass transfer, that is, very a lot, kovalyonok, klimuk didn’t come, kovalyonok, other cosmonauts came here, they trained for this one, we took lopings from there, they sat there for days, that is, belarus at all stages does not need to belittled a little, that we are... when a person takes with him into orbit a passport, a state flag, this is, first of all, an indicator that we have prepared him, some technical nuances,

the university of kentucky's brent seals has spent years trying to unlock the scroll's secrets. >> thehe scrolls is littered with failures. everyone who had tried to open the scrolls had left behind a hideous trail of fragmentary result. >> professor seales hosted a international competition to read the scrolls. now three students using salees data and techniques have succeeded in deciphering one, a philosophical work on pleasure. the vesuvius challenge winners will share a $700,000 prize. i'm cecilia vega. we'll be back with another edition of "60 minutes." only unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans come with the ucard - one simple member card that opens doors where it matters for you. what if we need to see a doctor away from home? ucard gets you in with medicare advantage's largest national provider network. how 'bout using it at the pharmacy? yes - your ucard is all you need. huh - that's easy! can it help keep my smile looking good? yep! use your ucard at the dentist. say cheese! get access to what matters with the ucard only from unitedhealthcare. previously on the equalizer.

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molted bears, but global warming, say scientists from the californian university, this is the information, warming led to the secretione in greenland in antarctica, and the movement of water masses changed the speed and direction of rotation, on which the length of the day depends, all this can lengthen the day on our planet, well don’t be scared, we are talking about six millionths of a second per year, and it seems insignificant to people. but the changes may still affect network computing at construction sites, too, well, when you are late for a train, you would like to have six million dollars in reserve, well , of course, this is unlikely to affect the trip , they say, but the new guests for campervans that are being developed by rosstandart very well may, what designs of mobile homes will be banned why ilya davidov found out, there are five people here, sit down, can have a quiet dinner, and after that you can turn the living room into a bedroom, a motor home with everyone... your own little house, you live, you are not tied down in this hot season, you installed air suspension to improve cross-country ability,

if these secretions are not absorbed in time, and in fact, the cleansing of the place of the wound the skin and underlying tissues are destroyed, and it may have even made amir kabir university think of producing a new generation of wound dressings by using our egg whites in this project , we are looking at a series of products it was traditional, meaning what was actually used to heal wounds in ancient times. egg white is one of the materials that was traditionally used to actually heal the wound. in fact, we tried to use the potential of this bioactive substance and use synthetic materials in such a way that it can significantly absorb the exudate. those wound exudates manage to actually moisturise the wound and actually promote those bioactive properties along with actually managing that acidity. the healing of this wound actually helps. now our laboratory studies at the cellular level and then at the animal level showed that this was actually a wound . in fact , it has a very good potential to accelerate the healing process of the wound in the structure of this product, which is used in the treatment of burn wounds. it is also used for bedsores and other chronic wounds.

universal advice. no, every successful weight loss story has its own secrets.so homely, cozy, warm, one thing but the veil became. my blood pressure started to rise, i turned to a nutritionist, expected strict dietary restrictions, but it turned out the other way around. these were huge portions, 200 g of pure meat, plus 250 g of vegetables, salad. i ate to such an extent that my joints and jaws were already hurting, because i had never eaten so much in my life. and at the same time i lost weight. how so? yes , the products were simply correct, healthy, plus a competent combination of dishes. not an easy workout, it took 35 kg. larisa is still i’m happy with myself, but now my blood pressure is normal. marat usmanov also decided to lose weight due to health problems. weight was 140 kg. the doctors said straight out: if you want to live, lose the excess. and he started with training, trained as a nutritionist and chose an effective method for himself, alternating between gaining muscle mass and cutting. it has already helped others lose weight this way. in winte

read is home, but secret service protection, i don't know that they're anywhere else where they oh those are they. i mean, it seems like what do you different like a power allows universe isn't a yeah. contradictory. i mean, do they think but with see what, what are your thoughts on this? it is a 2 tier system of justice. donald trump is the only one for us to get it since 2016. you know, many people have been the nominee use of their parties running for president slate, assuming, but 51 his nomination tonight. trump. well, when it later tonight, so you haven't 16 trump, a trump, hillary. then you had trump buying and now you're gonna have trump side 3 people. buying with is classified documents and, and one key point here, he was taking documents for 40 years, 40 years as a senator, as a vice president. i mean, crazy stop hillary. you had a whole bunch of emails that was subpoenaed. she destroyed them cheap, hammered herself for did everything, only donald trump, the republican, has charges brought against him only truck. and this is going to help donald trump in the eyes of the public, because now they see all the evidence against joe biden, and nothing, nothing. tru

scientists from the university of nottingham in britain have learned to make noble fungi yellow, green, rose-red and brown. the secretciforti, but in the process during its development, it changes color several times. scientists have figured out how to block this process at the right moments. this is how new strains of cheese fungus appeared. it looks impressive on the outside, but how does it taste? tasters said that light shades were softer, dark shades felt more intense, and some even perceived a tangy and fruity taste in red and green cheeses. analysis shows that in november 1739, a young man may have brought a lemon from colonial india as a romantic gift for a girl, she, of course, i didn’t eat such a valuable thing, i kept it. nowadays, the fruit was found while sorting out old things and put up for sale as a joke, which was more than a success; the initial price was exceeded many times over. finally, on a serious note. modesty in eating is good for your health. japanese scientists studied how office workers eat and found that the best diet is for those who go to the canteen or take food from home, but the more

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secret weapon. joining us right now is joann litman. she is yale universitye author of "next: the power of reinvention and life in work," and she's a cnbc contributor. joann, this is a pretty interesting article. we have pushed off that recession that everybody thought was coming. you think a big part of ha is women in the work force. you want to explain? >> yeah, absolutely. i do think that women are the economy's secret weapon because if you look at what's happening with women's employment. go back four years, first of all, to the beginning of the pandemic, which was actually next week four years ago. women were slammed, right? we had the she session. we lost more than 12 million jobs. women lost or left their jobs. >> because they were supposed to be at home teaching their kids. >> part of it was the kinds of jobs they were in. part of it was because the schools were closed, day care was closed, they had no choice. there was concern then. it sent women back 30 years. janet yellen among others said this could be permanent scarring she said. now, you fast fo

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six different universities that published a report saying their security flaws now in apple's chips used in the m 1, m 2 and m 3. used for a lot of mac books. these security flaws reveal secret encryption keys. another separate story is they tried to get their smartphone chip off the ground but were unable to do so in time so they had to sign up with qualcomm. microsoft have launched after years of production their first or i should say set of two ai custom chips in house. it takes some time. aws and all these lovely people around me, they're spending billions to plan their future destiny so it's not as reliant on nvidia. for now there is a balancing act of being nvidia customers and competitors. >> the media industry used to call this being frenemies. they have to maintain their relationship. also are trying to create alternative rival products. my question is given what you're seeing there about the variety of chips and also the volume they're able to create, when will we see these tech giants be able to create enough of their own chips to not rely on the likes of nvidia? >> well specifically for aws, they're able to offer these chips to their aws customers and say okay yo

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universe that the biden white house, to andrew's point. biden white house protecting the institution of sort of the institutional apparatus of the presidency. people that work in the oval office or the secrete not favorable to the jan 6 narrative. they're more evidence as you've seen in this valet's testimony. not less. so to extent, the republicans want to work with the white house and issue those transcripts with redactions. i think america will see there are more meat on bones that we established in our report. >> luke, i take tim's point that none of this changes the core narrative and yet these little pieces of color, they do add up in creating a fuller picture of what it is that happened on that day. there are certainly american citizens interested in that. for you as a journalist, i wonder what new questions these transcripts have brought up for you. >> i'm not sure if i have fundamentally new questions from this. you know, i do think it was quite interesting the whole passage where the valet talks about how trump ripped up document after document. pictures. we knew that from some other reporting but to hear the valet saying this was something that happened as a regular course of fu

and the university of delaware biden centers like i'm having that isn't like nine different places because the trucks play president trump's classified documents were kept at his home with secret service protection by the report don's point out that biden or not information that came aware of it what he points out in the report is based on what jack >> smith is sad and we know we know that, you know we know jack smith and what he's done in the past. so i do got to get the votes. i apologize >> and you also are hearing from democrats who are extremely frustrated about the focus about biden's age and his ability to remember things. multiple democrats pressing her on why he had to include that information, the top democrat on the judiciary committee, jerry nadler, telling me that it was superficialis and that he feels like her is acting as a republican operator here. so it's really this unique moment on capitol hill, hill where you have a witness who's frustrating both republicans and democrats. jake no one completely satisfied, but as you noted, both sides clearly went in today with a very clear idea of how they wanted to tackle this moment. >> january, lauren fox, thanks so muc