smiley is looking forward to meeting his future owner.smiley that this monday will be as happy as possible for him and that he will definitely find his way home. and right now we suggest turning to our meteorological map to find out the weather for today, will spring continue to strengthen its position or will february remind you that it is fierce? nina? yes, it seems to me that our viewers will smile now, because... what are the grounds there is an absolutely official reason for this , just look, today in our country in some regions, namely in brest, as well as in grodno, the air will warm up to +3°, albeit slightly, but they promise precipitation in brist in grodno in the form of rain, of course -1 +1 today in the capital, +1 +3, as i already said in brest, in vitebsk in the northern capital to -2, -1 +1 in gomel, as well as in magilevo, with no precipitation. well, in my opinion, it’s a wonderful forecast, and you know, when... it’s not winter, but it’s still not 100% spring, this, you know, is some kind of crossroads , but still someh

smiley is looking forward to meeting his future owner.ar friends, if you liked the smiley, be sure to take it home, call the phone number indicated in the story, you will get a new pet, i think it’s amazing , well, let’s move on to the next news, and it seems to me in general, when a dog has such a smiley name, you will smile with it, i’m sure it will give you many reasons to smile, and so time last friday , february 16 on the tv channel. i believe that the main task of a teacher is to raise a worthy generation so that our country can develop in peace and creativity. i was born in the city. ivanova, brest region. i graduated from school number one, entered the brest pedagogical institute named after pushkin and after graduating from the institute, i returned to my city, because i love it very much, it will always remain dear to me. i have been working as a teacher for 30 years, and if i had the opportunity to rewind time, i would probably choose the same professional path. the most interesting profession is promoting a child. that’s when

what smiley?morrow from the dragon’s group is bringing a new batch of heroics into the city, and we’ll take it, they ’re waiting for hash, but they’ll get us, and we’ll take the whole batch from them as punishment for bad goods, but the nomad, there is no nomad here, and you have to decide whether the boar is with him or with me? use your head and tidy up here a little. don't you want to talk about what? about anthony barzden, i didn’t stop him, i didn’t have time, a couple of seconds weren’t enough, if i had come running earlier and knocked down the door faster, i would have saved him. well, why he did it is already known, but that’s all trite, his wife said he was leaving for someone else, he couldn’t stand it and, and most importantly, i met him in the morning, i asked how he was doing, and he said, yes, everything is fine, no, to... say, there will be an inspection by the investigative committee, as you understand, but i think everything will go fine, the guy was not killed, he himself, any ex

anybody says hello especially guy smiley and he would like a job at cnn. >> okay. >> jake, if we could just remind everyone to check out those important resources at sesame.org. you can learn about our emotional well-being, and you can learn about how the great work sesame is doing for communities and how you can help support that. >> and you can see guy smiley's resume on the website too. >> sounds good, elmo. samantha, thanks to both of you. >> bye. have a good day. >> and we'll be right back. >>> breaking right now, sources say allen weisselberg of the trump organization is in discussions to possibly plead guilty to a perjury charge. this is related to the new york civil fraud investigation into the real estate company finances, specifically testimony that weisselberg gave in an interview with the new york attorney general's office and at the fraud trial last year. we're going to have more on this story coming up next in "the situation room" with wolf blitzer. >>> until tomorrow, you can follow me on facebook, instagram threads, x formerly known as twitter, on the tiktok @jaketapper

the smiley looks strange. let's go further, let's go further along this line, just trying to figure ithaff. there was such a wave about girls and boys who arrived in the bundestag. i’m not going to blame them, i just want to figure it out so that we can think together about where the legs are coming from. but it doesn’t happen like this, listen, there lived, there was a boy, and two girls in the new urengoy, suddenly bam, in the bundestag. merkel. the president, steinmeier, deputies, how did they get from new urengoy, how did they get together, sit down, and go? here in the house of writers, on the wall , there was once written a quatrain by rasul gamzatov, it sounded like this: everyone can drink, you just need to know where with whom, for what, when and how much. it also seems to me that this is very correct words, you need to figure out what, where, when, in front of whom and what you are saying. listen, please, to the speech that caused such violent anger. so, three gymnasium students, this is nikolai. germany, i learned and studied in detail the biography of georg johann rau. geor

dear professor, tomorrow we will be with you without delay and should we put a smiley face at the endhow old your interlocutor is. yes, it turns out that young people now react painfully if a message in the messenger ends with a period, it is perceived as something oppressive and gloomy. what other rules of modern etiquette do we not follow? or maybe in vain? candidate of philology sci. professor of the higher school of economics grigory prutskov, who has been teaching for almost 30 years , always believed that he could easily find a common language with students, but recently difficulties arose, young people began to react strangely to seemingly ordinary messages in instant messengers, i received a letter, you were offended by me, but i i can’t even understand what’s wrong, no, that’s all, why are you putting points, passive aggression, hidden resentment, bad mood, all these are students. rasenthal, our great philologist, the author, so to speak, of all textbooks, and i studied with him, i was his student, one of his last students, and he looks at me like that, squinting, well, he sa

through different tactics, the the wolf and... the wolfs and sheep's clothing, the one with the fake smiley face, so uh, now that they realize that there that they can't afford a larger war in west asia, they can't, they they were putting on this show and we're going to attack west asia in response to the drone attacks by the iraqi resistance against the us base that president bashar al-assad informed the world that this is actually a isis training center that is the us base, so they want us to cry crocodile tears for the strike on their isis training. center, they never struck iran because they're too scared to, so any kind of deescalation if the deescalatory faction uh wins over is not due to their humanitarianism, but it's due to basically humiliation, they have no choice but to deescaly, and the same time you see very psychopathic leaders like netanyahu who are trying escalate further within the restraints that they have, because of you know they they just cannot win in this situation militarily ' so they're going to lose on both sides, just how much more blood is going to be spilled, o

the only thing that was clear from the person was an icon, a smiley face , as their profile picture says, so to speak, and they only talked to each other. within a few weeks, they grew so much. he said that if he continued the same growth with the same. the speed within 3 months could have become the most popular app and platform in the world. why didn't this app get it? well, now people are excited, it's the same everywhere in the world. when a new product comes, they experience a little bit of enthusiasm . then, if they see it, they are comfortable with it. if i continue no, it will drop again later, the attraction could not be achieved , so what does this show, they are eager to see that there is a demand for this, so they will add a new service. the audience gets it, so they are making it tough on that side. now, the strict rules are clear . how long will it take for tik tok to not become famous and actually be interrogated? it is a very important goal for us to be understood by the audience . you must see that many of these programs are not understood by us, but in the last two year

it was an icon, it was a smiley that, as their profile picture says, and they were just talking to eachother , it grew so much within a few weeks that if it continued to grow at the same rate, within 3 months it could become the most popular application and platform in the world. . why didn't you get this program? well , now people are excited, it's the same everywhere in the world , when a new product comes, they experience a bit of enthusiasm. then, if they see it, they easily continue with it. you see, there is a demand for this, so there are platforms they are adding a new service, it is getting customers, so they are stricting that side, now there are strict rules for flying.

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izyumsk. in which area to demine and extend the year, well, you can only put three dots and a sad smileyt alternatives, well, i know that they are developing, they are thinking of some methods of demining, not with human resources, but with some kind of, as it is called , m these robots that are running, firstly, secondly, ah, there is, i know that there is a project in development with drones that will drop something there and clear mines, very cool, because the coverage perimeter, demining of this particular drone, it is 10 times faster than, for example, the emergency services would go, and there is still no risk of human casualties, because it is a drone, well, like, we will only lose money, well as at the front, yes, when the drone crashes, the story of the local activist lyudmila, as we learn... with lyudmila in dovenki, the very first time when we came on that trip, she was already in the village, that is, there are people who returned to dolenka almost immediately after de-occupation, and the people were among them, she was the first to spend the winter that winter still remained

this was a mind smiley, happy lives. the last good memories, these parents have of a son who was 3 and a half years old, as he was in the arms of his 20 year old cousin. how deal a medical student did university when they were gunned. the last moments are captured in this video, but there was a 3rd person within that day. can see they had been independent. i went to buy some treatment times with ideal and a month and we came under fire. we had at our neighbors house and stay there for an hour. once the shooting stopped, we left the house. how do you all handed me the bag of human times and she could imagine her. um. then we came on to fly again. i managed to run away, but had your shots and killed immediately, emerged were still alive. neighbors using the buildings as cover from sniper fi. it do what they can of the desk being kicked up as the bullets continued to fly the most. definitely what a set of people noticed who was still alive and tried to risk the hell that was stick for him to grab onto. but he did not respon

the izyum district, demining, and going on for a year, well , you can only put three dots and a sad smileyabout alternatives, and i know that they are developing , they are thinking about some methods of demining, not with human resources, but... with some there like this it is called, these robots that are running , firstly, secondly, yes, there is, i know that there is a project under development with drones that will drop something there, demine, very cool, because the perimeter of coverage, demining of this drone concrete, it is 10 times faster than, for example, the emergency services would go, and there is still no risk of human casualties, because it is a drone, well, we will lose. only money, well, like at the front, yes, when a drone crashes. the story of the local activist lyudmila. how we met lyudmila in dovgenki, the very first time we came there trip, she was already in the village, that is, there are people who returned to dolvenka almost immediately after the de-occupation, and there were people among them, she spent the first winter there. and they were really there on marc

i'm maybe not the smiley is the woman. but she is definitely probably like why not me?t. that's the argument no matter where it starts it always ends up there. >> i like the manchurian candidate. it could say anything and joe would do it by noon. just imagine. >> nobody else watches. that's crazy. when president trump watch something everyone had to watch it to find out how evil it was or cool or whatever. bite and watches it and everyone says i guess he's got to watch what he's got to watch. no one flips it on. they should be the most popular morning news show on the show because the president watches it. >> thank god he doesn't watch the view. but how do we know? i think kamala harris does. >> you would be arrested. >> i would be dead already. up next we open the door to your questions and more. ♪ ♪ >> yep, you are watching "mailing it in." >> greg: welcome to "mailing it in." what punishment would you give to the illegal alien that give new yorkers the double bird? walter? >> first of all, he did after he beat up a cop, so i think he should just be forced to continue

talk with our group, josh holmes, tiffany smiley and chairman of rescuing american dream, fox news juan williams and susan page, washington bureau chief. reference to poll from marquette law school, they give president trump edge on immigration and border security, 28 points, hamas 15 points, serious challenge for the white house. >> immigration terrible dilemma for the white house, they indicated they want to take stricter measures that creates problems with progressive democrats. with the middle east, first test in the michigan primary to how much trouble president biden will have with young people and with more progressive voters about what is happening in israel and on the gaza strip. >> shannon: i want to bring up something the president is worrying about this on his left frank, increasing criticism from people on his party to vote for uncommitted. politico says inside the critical battleground state, the president's team does not appreciate contempt from arab voters. if the president does not change course, would not be surprised if biden loses there in november. he won by 150,000

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but, you know, i'm leaving out the smiley face. she looks shaming people, but she's definitely she's like she's probably . me?hy not why not me?u and i just i bet you they fighth about. eyi you like. argum that's the thing. that argument, no matter where it starts, it always endenattere there. >> yeah. i just like the manchurian candidate. wo i like th they could say anyg and joe would do it by noon. >> just imagine. you know, i think it's true. yet nobody else watches. isn't that crazy? because when president trump watch somethin sident tg had to watch out it, they could find how evil it was. yeah. you knowvil it, cool or whatever biden watches it and everyone's like, well, i mean, he i guessye he's, got to watch what he's got to watch. i'm not watch it. no one no one flips on. they shoul.d be the most popular morning news shows on the planet because the president, thank god he doesn't watch the view. yeah . how do we know any comedies? you'd be arrested? ye harris s, i'd be dead alread. yeah. all right. up next, we open the door

my, you're a queen, you dance better than anyone else, we 're so awesome jaga jaga uh, you got a smileynta claus, i’m 7 years old, for this new year i want a robot, because to become a good roboticist, you need to study robots properly, and that’s true. thank you, grandfather , sasha shiganov, thank you, sasha, there will be a robot for you, i fulfill it, a gift where you usually look for a new year, gifts are looked for under the tree, of course, the box is also very valuable, it’s original, you didn’t know, you can use it the second time, robot, a miracle happened! the robot received a robot's gift, cool, it turns out, it will be like this, friends, robot-man, if she were cinderella, she would never didn’t leave the ballroom because ballroom dancing is her whole life. our guest is the most famous dancer. amelya, are you from a fairy tale? no, imagine who you came with? mom's name is anya. who else did you come with? with andrey. dad? yes. yes. dad andrey and little sister. what is her name? ariana. anna, amelia, arianna and andrey, all a. do you have any family tradition? why are you

i mean i'm trying to put a smiley face on this, after my skeptical line of questioning. >> look, i think opportunity here, because they are community is so very much engaged. and so the question is, is that opportunity around e-commerce, which is something they say is a potential down the? line or is it what they say the more near term opportunity, which is in selling and licensing their data to these large language models? so i think that a.i. is going to be a big piece of it. whether it is using a.i. to improve the app business, or leveraging their data to improve other companies a.i. models. but there is no denying that this is a very committed, perhaps even addicted community to these subreddits. >> well you know, maybe they can use their stock as a currency and by gamestop, or anc? >> julia, dan, thank you. further ahead, equity and opportunity in health care. the push to make expensive -- drugs more accessible. when we come back. so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wea

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let's talk about with our senator former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell josh holmes by tiffany smiley.s. senate from washington state and chairman of rest when the american dream big buck and senior clinical analyst juan williams and susan page. usa today washington hero. welcome to all of you. reference to the bull that came out from mark at law school this week. they get pr give president trumn enormous edge on things like immigration and border security, 28 points. israel 15 for relation, seven points, susan that is a serious child for the white house on issues that voters tell us are at the top of their last breath immigration a terrible dilemma for the white house. they indicate they want to take stricter measures on the border that creates problems with a more progressive democrats but same thing when it comes to the middle east. one of a first step to the michigan primary on tuesday as to how much trouble president biden will have with young people and with more progressive voters about what is happening in israel and on the gaza strip. shannon: too that point i want to bring u

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now, if you’re just busy, period - it seems aggressive, here’s a kind or apologetic smiley, just thisthe annual international russian-chinese... winter games were declared open, the winter festival began this year with a huge postcard on ice 50 by 35 m, on one half there is a russian bear, on the other there is a chinese panda, around the patrons of this year are dragons, russian and chinese artists worked on the drawing together, and volunteers from both countries completed it. chinese - these are such active people, this is their first time, but it seems to me that at first they didn’t understand anything, but they are great, they learned quickly, but the main event, why did everyone gather for... amur, this is of course hockey, they love it in the east too, it was discovered the games of the children's teams immediately set the tone for the competition, although the match was friendly, no one would give in, the result was 5:2 in favor of the amur residents. in this match, i opened the scoring by scoring the very first goal, playing a match up to five goals seems to be a feature of

this was a mind. smiley, happy lives. the last good memories, his parents have of a son who was 3 and a half years old. that he was in the arms of his 20 year old cousin. how deal a medical student did university when they were gunned? the last moments are captured in this video. but it was a 3rd person within that day. can see they had been independent. i went to buy some treatment times with ideal and a month and we came on to fire. we had at our neighbors house and stay there for an hour. once the shooting stopped, we left the house. how do you all handed me the bag of human times and she carried imagine her arms. then we came on to fly again. i managed to run away, but had your shots and killed immediately emerge were still alive. neighbors using the buildings as cover from sniper fire. do what they can the desk being kicked up as the bullets continue to fly the most just people noticed he was still alive and tried to risk. the how that was stick for him to grab onto play did not respond. who was looking at his cousin

on in fact, miley is her childhood nickname, short for smiley. hope, that is, fate-hope, the father of country singer billy ray named his daughter as he could name one of his songs. in addition to the famous dad, she had an even more famous godmother, the queen of country dolly parton, and her own mother, tisha cyros, became her daughter’s personal manager. for 8 years now , the girl has played a cameo role in the tv series doctor, where her father starred. two years later she appeared in the film tim's big fish burton, at the age of 11, got involved in a project that changed her life. cyrus was cast in the disney series hana montana, about a schoolgirl who leads a double life. she is an ordinary teenager by day, and a pop star by night. cyros actually became one with the heroine, whom the producers decided to rename her miley. she also began recording albums. first, these were soundtracks from hannah montana, and then her own songs. at the age of 14 , cyrus became the first artist in history with whom disney signed a collaboration contract. simu

former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell, josh holmes, tiffany smiley, former candidate for us senate from washington state and chairman of rescuing the american dream. fox news senior political analyst juan williams and susan page, usa today's washington bureau chief. welcome to all of you. so reference to this poll that came out from marquette law school. this week. they give president trump an enormous edge on things like immigration and border security. 28 points, israel and hamas, 15 points. foreign relation seven points. susan, that's a serious challenge for the white house on issues that voters tell us are at the top of their list. immigration is a terrible dilemma for the white house. they want they've indicated they want to take stricter measures on the border. that creates problems with more progressive democrats. same thing when it comes to the middle east. you know, we'll have a first test in the michigan primary on tuesday of whether to how much trouble president biden will have with young people and with more progressive voters about what's happening in israel and on the

commissioners kyle smiley, chief of staff for supervisor dean preston. thank you for your consideration of this critical item for the tenderloin and lower polk communities. and for the opportunity to provide some context and background on this effort. so last year, our office was approached by advocates in the tenderloin who conveyed concerns around the proliferation of tobacco paraphernalia, establishments and in particular, the activities that went along with those uses. our constituents expressed concern about seeing more and more of these shops open, and we committed to partnering to address this before you is one such solution predicated on efforts passed last year to limit tobacco paraphernalia on polk street. this ordinance seeks to limit tobacco paraphernalia established in the north of market. special use district by requiring conditional use authorization. in addition, the proposal clarifies that going forward, rather than a percentage or linear foot threshold, the presence of any tobacco paraphernalia qualifies the use as ppe. planning staff w

smiley, after being found guilty of murdering random stranger on a night out in an inspired killing with don'tf with cats is the name of the documentary on netflix , and it's documentary on netflix, and it's an awful story where this person went out, didn't know the victim battered and strangled them to death . and just for just for the death. and just for just for the sheer pleasure of doing so . an sheer pleasure of doing so. an awful, awful story . the awful, awful story. the gentleman in question , uh, came gentleman in question, uh, came to this country looking for a better life. was an electronic engineer , worked for bmw , and engineer, worked for bmw, and his life was entered in the most callous and brutal manner possible . it's an awful story . possible. it's an awful story. it's heartbreaking. and the daily mail then goes in to talk about , you know, the statements about, you know, the statements from the parents and your heart has to bleeds for them. the tragic, awful story . and this tragic, awful story. and this person shouldn't see the light of day. i've got to, uh, i've go

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and for me, he would ring me and say, smiley, iron need to do struggle i need to make these charactersives on the afternoon from radio one from gpm to 5pm, he had you hooked. he was the ultimate communicator on radio. fine you hooked. he was the ultimate communicator on radio.— you hooked. he was the ultimate communicator on radio. one of the thins, communicator on radio. one of the things. now _ communicator on radio. one of the things. now we _ communicator on radio. one of the things, now we are _ communicator on radio. one of the things, now we are having - communicator on radio. one of the things, now we are having the - things, now we are having the conversation about the, one of the things that his loyal fans and visitors will not know is how hard you have to work to make radio sound easy. that's the thing that strikes me listening to the tributes to him, how incredibly dedicated and meticulously was making something sound like it was almost happening ijy sound like it was almost happening by accident. that's a real skill, isn't it? ., by accident. that's a real skill, isn't it?

a smiley face, laughing all of that is used to say hey this person is -- you know engaging in respective dialogue, and they're rewarded for that and they have more power in the community to invites other people or also on hedgehog community members can moderate discussion on hedgehog on their own as well so -- as opposed to something like a twitterin or facebook where you have one central authority who makes determinations the people onlyg hedgehog get to make determinations in addition to theon platform itself so that's really important. >> are there a list of standards for those who are moderating red flag, so to speak, as far as where they would step in? >> we have community guidelines those are enforced by a team of moderators we have artificial intelligence that's helping but beyond those community guidelines we wantun to give anybody on the platform to remove anything they think that is not acceptable so criteria is this done in good faith or is this something that's trying to undermine the community or the point of this platform? and that -- thatom ability has been given to people

whether it's a smiley face, laughing, all of that is used to say hey, this person is engaging in respectivelogue. and they're rewarded for that and with that they have more power in the community. whether that's to invite other people or also on hedgehog the community members can moderate the discussion on hedgehog on their own as well. and so as opposed to something like a twitter or facebook, where you have one central authority who makes determinations about what is acceptable on the platform. on hedgehog the people on hedgehog get to make those determinations in addition to the platform itself. so that's really important. host: are there a list of standards as far as where they would step in? guest: we have community guidelines and those are enforceable by a team of moderators. we have artificial intelligence too. but beyond those community guidelines, we want to give anybody on the platform the ability to remove anything they think is not acceptable. the criteria is really is this done in good faith? is this something that's trying to undermine the community? that ability has been give

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have seen so much growth and progress and so many, you know, podcast stories and the, you know, the smiley stuff is in the neighborhoods. the recovery is happening. um, they're a little bit faster than, than downtown. and so i would not want to um, i just would want to make sure that we prioritize rise service and, um, responsiveness and just meeting the needs of the, the people who live in san francisco in particular. um, because i think that that's really who's going to bring us out of this or who's going to make the slope of that curve turn a little bit, you know, faster in our favor. and so, um, so i think that the, the, the green items are the an acceptable like i said, an acceptable version of thinning the soup that, um, i would prefer not to raise fares, but i also understand that we all have to share our portion of the, the pain. and so, um, so that's that's my piece. it's very, very helpful. thank you. director henderson, director hemminger. thank you, madam chair. and i apologize for double dipping. um bree, what i would say to you is there are worse things than surviving an. and

one line and a and b smiley kind of softer lion. >> not not kind of lying on its. >> not not kind of um uh golden syrup from a for breakfast on a tin. >> well, they do it in squeezy bottles now it'll still be there squeezy bottles is the one where they change it. >> an anti—christian thing. >> i don't think so. are you sure? >> are we sure it's modernising? >> are we sure it's modernising? >> i think they're trying to modernise it. think it's modernise it. i think it's a shame because i think it's. it's something quite beautiful about keeping and it's keeping it from 1881, and it's quite beautifully it quite beautifully iconic and it depicts, like depicts, you know, and i like i like the saying that because what he did is at his wedding, he out that little poem, he read out that little poem, you know, i'll it again you know, i'll read it again out of eater. something eat of the eater. something to eat out strong, something out of the strong, something sweet. like it, like sweet. i quite like it, i like it, you know. it's got a romance to it. so it's a shame they're changing it. >> ye

shakira smiley , um, erica kimura, james johnson, brett martinez, whipsaw norhala james, marvelous lucaschef janetta johns, who also , there's a big theme about great food that we got during these community events. so it was really nice. and then finally, from the library, i just want to recognize michelle jeffers, christina morita, alejandro gallegos, and catherine starr and the staff of the ingleside branch library. um we had a lot of community partners and as you probably saw from francis's presentation, um, it was a lot of work. it's been a long journey, and we are very happy to be at the place that we are right now. so thank you. thank you, thank you. uh we should open up public comment. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on this matter. please come forward. good afternoon. commissioners. uh, my name is al williams. i'm president of the board of directors of san francisco african american historical and cultural society. and so as not to be confused, my name was also mentioned as part of the kelly verplank team that was responsible for the init

. >> i don't want to get to george smiley or tom clancy on on all of this, philip.ge from, um, outside russia? >> oh, um , that's, uh, i think >> oh, um, that's, uh, i think there are people who would like to do that. the difficulty is there's no immediate natural successor for vladimir putin. um, and those that would step in, you know, his number two and stuff at the moment are the architects behind, um , putin's architects behind, um, putin's actions into ukraine. so they're almost more extreme . so we need almost more extreme. so we need to be really careful what we wish for in this. we're not in an easy position from an international geopolitical perspective. we have to get over the hiatus of, um, the 60 elections across the globe this year us presidential year and the us presidential election , uh, and see what comes election, uh, and see what comes out that. that's out from that. that's what's going dictate how the future going to dictate how the future is going to play out. >> okay. philip, um, good to see you. thanks very much. thank you. >> uh, we want to a