well, in my opinion, simeon the great is the bulgarian kingdom. his topic. first, how did you answer? i answered that simeon the great ruled the first bulgarian kingdom. where did you get this knowledge? i i remember exactly that he ruled not byzantium and between the serbian state and the first bulgarian, i still chose. the fourth question: the camp of autumn fog, the vodchina of the nightingale, the quiet princess who does not laugh, my dim homeland, these lines belong to the pen of: a) nikolay zabolotsky, former nikolay rylenkov, c. dmitry kedrin. time! sasha, how did you answer? i answered option c: dmitry kedrin, the exact title of the work, i do not remember. alexandra, what can you say, maybe you remember something, what this work could be called? it seems the work is called tsarevna nesmeyanaya. and it seemed to me that nikolai zabolotsky was a more suitable option. oh, i was wrong, it was still option c. that is, you simply chose based on the euphony of the author's surname? perhaps, yes. okay. if i tell you, all the answers have already b

so, the correct answer to our question is option c: extinct. question: what state did simeon the great a) the serbian state, b) byzantium, c: the first bulgarian kingdom? time! well, in my opinion, simeon the great is the bulgarian kingdom. stepan, let's talk to you about this topic. firstly, how did you answer? i answered that semyon the great ruled the first bulgarian kingdom. where did you get this knowledge from? i remember exactly that he did not rule in byzantium and between the serbian state and the first bulgarian, i still chose option. stepan has deep knowledge of history, world history of belarus, i think he will not be mistaken. maxim, how did you answer? well, i also answered that simion the great was the king of bulgaria, that is. in the textbook, stefan dushan was cited as the king of serbia. only dushin. yeah. the correct answer to our question, option c. the first bulgarian kingdom. the fourth question. the camp of autumn fog. the patrimony of the nightingale, the quiet princess who never laughs. my homeland, my dim one. these lines belong to the pen of. a, nikolai zabo

what state did simeon the great rule? a, the serbian state, b.um, c- the first bulgarian kingdom. time. the autumn fog camp, the nightingale's vodchina , the quiet princess, who never laughs, my dim homeland. these lines are written by: a) nikolay zabolotsky, b) nikolay rylenko, c- dmitry kedrin. time! sasha, how? you answered, i answered option c: dmitry kedrin, and i don't remember the exact title of the work. alexandra, what do you say, maybe you remember something, like this work could it be called? it seems that the work is called tsarevna nesmeyana and it seemed to me that nikolai zabolotsky was a more suitable option , but i was wrong, after all, option c, that is, you simply chose based on the euphony of the author's surname? perhaps, yes. it's good if i tell you. anyway, all the answers have already been accepted, that this is how the poem alyonushka begins, i can help you somehow, maybe something will suddenly fall into place, and the author will float to the surface by himself, i can see in his eyes that nothing happened, absolutely no

because the dividends are growing, they are not as reliant on any fed cuts. if they come, great. if not, you're fine. >> simeon does it for us now. "squawk box" picks up the market coverage right now. have a nice weekend. >>> good morning. key housing data is due out this morning. one day ahead of the landmark change in the way real estate agents are paid. details straight ahead. >>> plus, housing is in focus for vice president kamala harris. she is set to outline proposals in a speech today. >>> a potential spoiler in the paramount deal. edgar brotfman is approaching the latest period. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with melissa lee and steve liesman. joe and becky are off today on this friday morning. let's show you where u.s. equity futures stand. it has been a roller coaster ride. dow up 97 points. treasury yields right about now sitting at -- we'll flip the board around. 10-year at 3.89. steve. >> hang on. we're still negative. >>> news out in the last hour on texa

the core of who you are. you need to be maniacally focused. >> simeon, great to see you. >>> just past 7:00 a.m. hing "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin with melissa lee in for joe kernen and becky. among today's stop stories, a lot going on, the justice department considering a potential breakup of google after a judge ruled the company's search business is a monopoly and violates antitrust laws. elliott management launching a proxy fight with southwest airlines. it says it plans to nominate ten directors to the carrier's 15-person board. earlier this summer, elliott revealed it built a big position in southwest and was looking to overhaul the company's leadership. consumers spending more at small businesses in july, a rebound fueled by strong sales of general merchandise and health and personal care products. >>> the deal we told you about earlier has been announced. mars is buying kellanov for $83.50 a share. mars is financing the acquisition through cash on hand and new debt for which it says commitments have been secured. the deal has been unanimously approved by kellanova's b