is they have shut down much of the container shipping some 90% going through the red sea and the suez canal. cargo shipping 67%. the tankers carrying fuel over 50% that means two weeks to go around the horn of africa. thousands and thousands of nautical miles and millions of dollars added to it. i cannot imagine what the insurance rates are at now as a result of all of this. but yes the houthi have accomplished their mission that is the reality of it. and here's the frustrating part. i know f for a fact the centcom commander has wanted to do more than just fire at the houthi who were firing at us. he wants to take a limited

in 1956, the egyptian government declared the suez canal national. this move is wise and egypt's decision is final. 3 months later england, france and israel. prepares for war . the war begins with israel's attack. with egyptian resistance and international action, the war ends quickly. the war of 1956 did not bring anything to israel. the fire under the ashes in 1967 is burning. israel suddenly to egypt. attacks the egyptian army is taken by surprise. what the egyptian forces do, although they act with great courage, but they do nothing. egyptian soldiers are surrounded in the sinai desert. israel is the main factor in the failure of arab support for american telecommunications equipment. it was advanced and espionage activities. more important than that was the fate of palestine. after the war, the area of ​​israel triples. many are displaced and the rest of the people are trapped in israel. a lot of sadness has dominated the arabs. in 1967, the united nations passed a resolution to israel. leave the occupied territories. but israel's withdrawal fr

they get suez canal transit fees, of course, and any delivery to egypt that usually would go throughack through the mediterranean costs a lot more money for any delivery for them, so for them it is an additional cost of delivery and additional cost of delivery and a loss of revenue that is pretty substantial and this is an economy that is already in quite a lot of distress over the crisis and its structural problems anyway. this is a major problem for egypt, yes. hanny hassan, thank you for your time. —— henning gloystein. to the us now where the electric vehicle giant tesla has issued two more recalls for its cybertruck. telsa continues to face challenges with its newest eye—catching electric pickup truck in the seven months since beginning deliveries, as michelle fleury reports from new york. the wheels may not be falling off the cybertruck but parts of the trunk are. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, pieces of trim on the back of the vehicle are prone to falling off stop not surprisingly the regulator worries about this happening while the pickup is

sinai peninsula in egypt, this very long, hot and dusty road from the mediterranean coast to the suez canal . but what is characteristic is a highly mechanized army hidden within a few miles of the swiss canal. the imam drew a line against the zionists that we do not recognize the occupation. i have repeatedly warned about israel's greed that israel is not content with the lands it has usurped . these circles of meetings that are outside, these are all unbalanced poems. quds day must be kept alive by muslims . the nations must decide for themselves about these issues rise up when the zionists took root in the heart of beirut, the capital of lebanon, the formation of hezbollah became the first line of resistance in the region. in palestine, 8 years after the victory of the islamic revolution, the intifada. first, the sparks of hope formed in the hearts of the young people to return to their homes were ignited in the same mountains of gaza when a zionist driver ran over some palestinian workers with a truck near the ariez crossing. this time, the fist of the palestinians was filled with stone

egypt, this very long, hot and dusty road that leads from the coast of the mediterranean sea to the suez canal . he drew an end to the policy against the zionists, which is based on the occupation we do not recognize i have repeatedly warned about israel's greed that israel is not content with the lands it has usurped. now you saw that he has placed his capital in jerusalem, and all these things that come from america , from human rights advocates, and from these gatherings abroad, these are all incoherent poems. quds day should be kept alive by muslims, nations should rise up on these issues themselves. when the zionists took root in the heart of beirut, the capital of lebanon, the formation of hezbollah became the first line of resistance in the region. in palestine 8 the year after the victory of the islamic revolution, the first intifada was formed. sparks of hope in the hearts of the younger people to return home. its spark was struck in the same jabalia of gaza when some palestinian workers were run over by a zionist driver with a truck near the ariez crossing. the back of the palestinia

when not for announce the nationalization of the suez canal, the decision that outraged the british and french, the owners of the international canal company. this is a matter of life and death towards all our portal is not with age. still alas for the out of what it is, was counting on us is shown is not a man who can be trusted under the merchant . and from what convinced that military intervention would be needed to recapture the canal and bring down the upstart small side. but a pretext was needed, bought on the lease, and the beetle was either category. you look off a little, that's what i put in my home, i'm and most that i really i felt home is very, i looked at the whole ida s as in on hire, plug them in july. i thought i'll find them with the heavy body of the how to clean myself with the ashbrook. i'm yeah, like anybody on this at all. you've been caught that kind of pop up to, you know, what most of this i thought of for for the as the yeah. let me get that out. front onset and normally island according to this tripod tide secret agreement on the 29th of october, 1956 is real

on the, by the 4th day of the war, is really troops reached the eastern bank of the suez canal. and they had occupied the whole, the sign i peninsula. and the goal is to stress that because of how fast the member caught, the condition of the left is the one. but it's time for bed. the consent was shooting though it had been enough for this has been hostile people the previous day. these really is had also tasted success on the eastern front, ending the short lived rules, launched by jordan's king pressing by 11 o'clock in the morning the 1st day eventually after we destroyed the exemption of course. but who was in, in knowing that from the country and also called him up and said, we are winning. well, when do you enroll chair? he didn't do a legal offensive. it was unable to do in buffy. clunk of the hill is on the government calls. it endangers the southern part of june. and then as far as, as well, only by know a few 100 yards away as calm as id houses. so this is in the, on the often noon of the 1st day of the these really began their results against the jordanians, the back

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this is a very long, hot and dusty road that leads from the coast of the mediterranean sea to the suez canal. precise control over what we wanted to film. we do not recognize the occupation as a basis. i have repeatedly warned about israel's greed that israel is not content with the lands it has usurped. now you have seen that he has placed his capital in quds. and all these things from america and from human rights advocates and from these circles of assemblies that are abroad. these are all non-emotional poems. quds day must be kept alive by muslims. nations should rise up about these issues themselves. when the zionists took root in the heart of beirut, the capital of lebanon, the formation of hezbollah became the first line of resistance in the region. in palestine 8 years after the victory of the revolution. the spark of hope in the hearts of young people to return home was ignited in the same mountains of gaza when some palestinian workers were killed by a zionist driver near the ariez crossing. the truck ran over. this time, the fist of the palestinians was filled with stones. resista

this very long hot and dusty road. which reaches from the coast of the mediterranean sea to the suez canal , there was strict control over what we wanted to film, but what is characteristic is a highly mechanized army hidden in a few miles of the swiss canal. you know, i have repeatedly criticized israel's greed. that israel is not satisfied with the lands it has sworn. now you have seen that he has placed his capital in quds and all these things from america and on behalf of. it has human rights and from these gatherings outside, these are all non-contextual poems. quds day must be kept alive by muslims. nations should rise up about these issues themselves. when the zionists took root in the heart of beirut, the capital of lebanon, the formation of hezbollah was the first step. it became the axis of resistance in the region. in palestine, 8 years after the victory of the islamic revolution, the first intifaz took shirk. sparks of hope in the hearts of the younger people to return home. its spark was struck in the same mountains of gaza. when a few palestinian workers were killed by a zion

>> what a waste of an arctic ice breaker, in the suez canal, where it's 108 degrees >> now that there'sthern sea route is an option >> we just wonder if this round of sanctions will have a bigger impact by all accounts, russia is in a better position than anyone thought it would be. and while this ames at one of the biggest things you can continue to clamp down, they're still taking lng shipments to all of europe and another change at the margin. >> and each round says this time, we'll target the shadow fleet of tankers with, and they'll add more individuals to your point, so far, they haven't really been able to hit russia in a major way. >> pippa, thanks >>> all right, let's get to contessa brewer right now for a cnbc news update contessa >> tyler, the federal judge overseeing the classified documents case against former president trump is hearing arguments this afternoon on whether to issue a gag order it would bar trump from public comments that prosecutors argue could endanger the lives of federal agents working on the case those arguments are part of a three-day hearing to deal wi

sinai peninsula in egypt, this very long, hot and dusty road from the mediterranean coast to the suez canal is strictly controlled. what we wanted to film was there , but what is characteristic is that a few miles away from the swiss canal, a highly mechanized army, hidden by the imam , drew a line against the zionists, which did not recognize the occupier. i have repeatedly warned about israel's greed that israel is not satisfied with the lands it has usurped. now you see the capital itself. he has placed in quds and all these things that come from america, from human rights advocates, and from these gatherings abroad, these are all incoherent poems. muslims should live quds day keep. nations should rise up about these issues themselves. when the zionists took root in the heart of beirut, the capital of lebanon, the formation of hezbollah became the first line of resistance in the region. in palestine, 8 years after the victory of the islamic revolution, the first intifada was formed. sparks of hope in the hearts of the younger people to return home. its spark was struck in the same mounta

in the north, the suez canal.-wide strait known in air back as the babel mendev, the gate of grief. it was near there three months ago that a japanese chartered ship built to carry cars was hijacked by the houthis, who posted this video. since then, according to the pentagon, the houthis have launched for than 100 attacks, and the u.s. navy has shot down more than 150 drones and missiles fired by the militia that controls one-third of yemen, including the capital, sanaa. as houthi attacks intensified in december and january, the world's largest container ship companies all made the decision to avoid the suez and go around africa's cape of good hope, adding as much as a month of travel time and a million dollars in fuel. u.s. federal reserve chair jerome powell told "60 minutes" two weeks ago, the diversions pose a risk to the global economy. and in the near term -- >> that's going to affect europe much more than it's going to affect us. >> reporter: tesla and volvo were both forced to suspend some european product

in egypt, this very long hot and dusty road that leads from the mediterranean coast to the suez canal , there was strict control over what we wanted to take. but what is characteristic is that a highly mechanized army is hidden within a few miles of the swiss canal. imam khatm meshshi opposite the zionists decided that we do not recognize the occupation. i repeatedly warned about israel's greed that israel is not content with the lands it has usurped. now you have seen that he has placed his capital in quds . and all these things that come from america, from human rights supporters, and from these gatherings abroad. these are all unbalanced poems. quds day must be kept alive by muslims . nations should rise up about these issues themselves. when the zionists took root in the heart of beirut, the capital of lebanon, hezbollah was formed the first line of resistance in the region. in palestine 8 years after the victory of the revolution. the first islamic intifada was formed. the sparks of hope in the hearts of the young people to return home were ignited in the same mountains of gaza w

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macgregor to contemplate the north south corridor, an alternative trade route that bypasses the suez canalerbaijan and iran are developing the routes to find alternative ways to go about the business of trade without being dependent on the west. is this further proof of the united states of america's world dominance dwindling? always good to see you, colonel macgregor. thanks for joining us. sure. how much? how much, does the development of this north south transport corridor tell us about what feels like a realignment of the of the pieces in the geopolitical jigsaw puzzle . puzzle. >> oh, absolutely. i think the tectonic plates in the international system are moving. and ultimately crushing america's political, financial , america's political, financial, economic and military hegemony , economic and military hegemony, all of this, to be blunt, is inevitable in any case, over time, these things happen. new power centres emerge . but it's power centres emerge. but it's happening very quickly now, largely thanks to our own, in my judgement, stupidity. but what you're pointing to in iran is e

currently , india's export goods to europe must reach europe after passing through the red sea and the suez canal. while through the soil of iran. an extremely simple, safe and affordable transit for these goods has been created with the use of this axis , reducing the route by nearly 25 days compared to the previous routes that transport cargo from benbei to europe and russia were taking place, and we also believe that cost reduction is close to 30% . in fact , we have the completion of the corridor for the transfer of goods . in the first year , cargo from the caspian sea and russia will be operated and transferred to southern ports. this railway line creates new conditions in rail transportation, and in this way, goods from russia and the republic of azerbaijan are imported to iran by rail and sea, and then transported to the open waters of southern iran to be sent to india and china. leila saki of the sada news agency sima 2171 plots of land were handed over to families in the form of the population youth plan in central province. one of the most valuable works of martyr hazrat ayatollah rais

supply chain issues that we had during the pandemic but so far this year there is issues with the suez canal canal, commodity inflation, energy prices, copper is going crazy, raw and put into a lot of goods and goods inflation has come back in 2024 so far in the fed is not going to get the confidence that they need inflation is going back down to 2% anytime soon. jack: the stock market has dealt with the fact that we expected six cuts, the market has been okay is it going to be able to handle no cuts this year. >> it is surprising that the market is up and if i told you to be getting of the year if we were to get in you because i don't think you would tell me the market is going to be up by double digits because economy is strong and they can continue to grow without rate cuts and the kicker of the a.i. trade and what the fed is doing the going to pile into the a.i. stocks because of the long-term opportunity with rates going from 0 to 5% and is not as sensitive to changes in interest rates as it used to be, the legacy of the 15 years before the fed started raising interest rates were we had

currently , india's export goods to europe must be after passing through the red sea and the suez canal to reach europe , while an extremely simple, safe and affordable transit route has been created for these goods through iran. with the operation of this axis , the route will be reduced by nearly 25 days compared to the previous routes that had cargo traffic from benbei to europe and russia, and also by nearly 30%, we believe that the cost reduction in this process is actually complete. corridor for cargo transfer. in the first year, the incoming cargo from the caspian sea and russia will be operated and transferred to the southern ports. this rail line is a new condition in rail transportation creates and in this way the goods of russia and the republic of azerbaijan are imported to iran by rail and sea, then they are transported to the open waters of southern iran to be sent to india and china. leila saki , radio and television news agency. 2171 the plots of land were handed over to families in the cities of amir kabir saveh khomein, delijan and shazandeh, under the youth plan of th

india's export goods destined for europe must reach europe after passing through the red sea and the suez canal , while through iranian soil, an extremely simple, safe and affordable transit route for this goods are created. by using this axis , the route is reduced by nearly 25 days compared to the actual one. the previous routes that used to transport cargo from benbei to europe and russia are being carried out, and we believe that we will reduce the cost by nearly 30% by actually completing the corridor for cargo transportation. the completion of the rashgah bayan rail axis will lead to the development of transit of 5 million tons in the first year of operation and the transfer of incoming cargo from the caspian sea and russia to the southern ports. this rail line creates new conditions in rail transportation and thus. russian and azerbaijan goods it is imported into iran by rail and sea, then it is transported to the open waters of southern iran to be sent to india and china. leila saki, radio and television news agency. inauguration of egyptian concentrate production plant in rafsanjan wit

in the world, they arrived here through the suez canal and are thriving in the waters that have grown warmer as a result of climate change. researchers say that encouraging local fishers to catch them and control their population would help. and blind fish are tasty, but they haven't caught on with consumers yet. the part of ios nicole louse is just a few kilometers away. it's home to one of the few sea food shops that sell lion fish here, shop owner and can you quote, is coco latkes decided to take the plunge 4 years ago. today, his employees know how to remove the venomous fines and fuel a the fish. but so far, customers haven't quite warmed up to them. i have to promote it because they have people don't know it. and officer, the experts told us that it was ok to each. so this is the, you know, a good. it tastes good flavor, and the fishes white inside efforts are underway to grow the market for line fish like this publicity event in the southeast of creek, local chefs, hotel and restaurant toners were invited to sample various dishes made with line fish fee. leis. it's a competitiv

onwards to the coast of the gulf, maybe 10 days or so faster than if they were to go through the suez canal. but i'm not saying anything bad about the soonest canal. it's very good for the world trade . but this new trade route would be an additional route, a very good one for shipping goods from the north to the south, and vice versa. 10 days faster. because this will help us save a lot. this is a very good route, but there still is a lot that needs to be done. we're working on both sides. i'm aware that the president supports this project. we've spoken with him about that on many occasions, the leadership of ron is also in support of this project and says this project promises to be very beneficial. but there are other foreign investors that have expressed their interest in that route and not even original investors, but investors from say, other sovereign wealth funds of error countries because they're always searching for a possibility to invest money in reliable endeavors. there are still issues that need to be studied further in particular, what stretches and where, and how they're go

it began after the ship passed through the suez canal into the read sea. >> it was possibly an attacke in on the side of hamilton and were launching a stream of cruise missiles and drones also known as unmanned aerial vehicles, or uavs, toward israel. >> i think 25 to 35 uavs and cruise missiles had been launched and some of them were headed up the red sea and we picked up the very first one way attack uav on our system approximately 60 or 70 miles away from us. >> reporter: robertson headed for the ship's combat information center. >> i came down to combat sometime around five, 5:30 in the afternoon, and didn't leave until about 2:00 a.m. >> reporter: the "carney" tracked and intercepted drones and missiles that came within range. the first american shots fired in defense of israel. >> whether or not they would have made it to israel is unknown. they were a long ways from home and there were certainly a lot of them. >> reporter: how many shots did you fire? >> over 15. >> reporter: had any u.s. navy ship ever fought a battle like that? >> not since world war ii. it's been a long time

maybe 10 days or so faster than if they were to go through the suez canal. the i'm not saying anything bad about the soon as canal. it's very good for the world trade. but this new trade route would be an additional route, a very good one for shipping goods from the north to the south, and vice versa, 10 days faster. this will help us save a lot. this is a very good route, but there still is a lot that needs to be done. we're working on both sides. i'm aware that the president supports this project. we've spoken with him about that on many occasions . the leadership of ron is also in support of this project and says this project promises to be very beneficial to jim. there are other foreign investors that have expressed their interest in that route and not even regional investors, but investors from say, other sovereign wealth funds of error countries because they're always searching for a possibility to invest money in reliable endeavors. there are still issues that need to be studied further in particular, what stretches and where, and how they're going to

we know that the india tonsils moves, i'm 35 percent of its excellence through the suez canal, is going to re route, perhaps not through the so is with this is all open on behalf of i mean how, how quick are we talking about here now, so i read in the, in the steps and with some logistic operators in columbus on and they were very keen to find the item they wrote or commit the route into india, y 8 on now most people are looking at seamless style logistics. the, the challenges are this tickets this john's shipment so far? or how does that mean unless you're, you know, city where, where your faith in on, on, on said their lives. and then you come to repair a video concert if your ship and then against on ship. it again comes back to late . not each are based on shipment is a loss of logistic time. so if my brute a seamlessly relying like in the case off what china and you knew has done this on germany to, to uh, bring wrong. know if we had a similar, seamless, the network that connected would be as much, much faster you can reach from i'm, i would say right from my monster. one way is we

onwards to the coast of the gulf, maybe 10 days or so faster than if they were to go through the suez canal. but i'm not saying anything bad about the soon as canal. it's very good for the world trade . but this new trade route would be an additional route, a very good one for shipping goods from the north to the south, and vice versa. 10 days faster. because this will help us save a lot. this is a very good route, but there still is a lot that needs to be done. we're working on both sides. i am aware that the president supports this project. we've spoken with him about that on many occasions, the leadership of ron is also in support of this project and says this project promises to be very beneficial. but there are other foreign investors that have expressed their interest in that route and not even regional investors, but investors from say, other sovereign wealth funds of error countries because they're always searching for a possibility to invest money in reliable endeavors that are still issues that need to be studied further, in particular, what stretches and where and how they're goi

, but for hong kong and back through the suez canal, but for an hong kong and back through the suez d to commemorate those people who a lot of them gave their the ultimate sacrifice . i also have ultimate sacrifice. i also have a bit of a personal connection. my great aunt was an officer in the women's royal air force. she took a contingent of women's royal air force personnel over to the continent on d—day plus two, and was the first contingent over there. >> that's absolutely incredible . >> that's absolutely incredible. that can't have been very common. >> no, she she volunteered and that was part of the duties that they were required to do was to support the troops who already had landed on d—day. >> and did that inspire you and make you want to join the navy? because you were telling me a moment ago, people can't see there's a big green fence behind you. but actually, that's the sea right there. and just beyond thatis sea right there. and just beyond that is the isle of wight, where you grew up. and you really loved the sea. you wanted to join the navy, even though you've got ne

registered, just two days ago, 90% of global shipping is no longer transiting the red sea and the suez canal. a rag-tag terrorist bunch put a halt to major economies and are driving prices higher and higher and we haven't even started talking about china which is tripling its nuclear arsenal, launching more into space and the rest of the world combined, and now has a larger navy than the united states and growing, so this , i think the entire world is saying, you know what? we're going to have to make tough choices and step up in terms of burden-sharing if we're an allie of the united states, or five more years of biden and we watch deterrence crumbles, and literally the world catch on fire. i'll tell you who is dreading the return of trump. that's our enemies. that is iran, that is china, that is north korea, cuba, venezuela. they're the ones cheering the biden campaign on, and i think you're going to see more aggression between now and november because they think they can get as much as they can under biden's weakness. >> congressman mike waltz, the great state of florida, thank you very m

is they have shut down much of the container shipping some 90% going through the red sea and the suez canalcargo shipping 67%. the tankers carrying fuel over 50% that means two weeks to go around the horn of africa. thousands and thousands of nautical miles and millions of dollars added to it. i cannot imagine what the insurance rates are at now as a result of all of this. but yes the houthi have accomplished their mission that is the reality of it. and here's the frustrating part. i know f for a fact the centcom commander has wanted to do more than just fire at the houthi who were firing at us. he wants to take a limited action against iranians conventional military capability and iran mainly the irg forces is much as reagan did. he is recommended over 100 targets to the administration. the fact is that none of those have been accepted. many of us look at this if you want to stop the houthi you have to convince iran you have to get deterrence back on the table and they will shut them down. >> the houthi used to right around in pickup trucks shooting ak-47s now the got drones and icbms of t

we already have a 90% reduction in shipping through the red sea and the suez canal because of the houthiss watch. >> gillian: these fears have been percolating since october 7th, but it seems like all the counterterrorism experts now are really saying, let's stop this from becoming a full-scale regional war where israel is taking on hezbollah. because that would put israel and the united states in a worst-case scenario position. do you see it that way? >> a war with hezbollah, which i think is emi imminence, will be catastrophically greater in magnitude than we have seen with hamas. hundreds of thousands of what they called them rockets, which they would use to overwhelm israeli defenses, followed by precision guided missiles that could hit their nuclear reactor, the airport, headquarters, key military posts within israel itself, not to mention tens of thousands more well armed soldiers. at the end of the day, all roads lead back to iran. if this administration wants to tamp down and de-escalate, they have to dry up the cash in iran, who is selling 90% of its illicit oil to china for cent

we've of we've allowed them to dominate global maritime communications by closing down the suez canalonly bad for the united states but for many other nations around the world. it has nothing to do with israel on the con flick in gaza but it is the principle for the united states. but we've been deploying war ships in the red sea, the sign that we're dropping larger bombs may be a good thing but we need to go after the source of the atacks and that is houthi leadership in yemen and i would argue that the threat of escalation is very small if we conduct these attacks. >> when you say we, you think the biden administration. >> i think the united states and our allies. >> you largely tried to avoid politics and directly addressing the president's you served under in the book that you wrote here but have had a key role in these significant security decisions killing the isis commander, bagdadi, taking solemani off the battlefield and executing the withdrawal from afghanistan and you spread around some blame to past u.s. presidents but do point to the doha agreement as one of the worst neg

we've had the suez canal blocked. we've got the war in the ukraine.ds which side of the fence you sit on. that one, the atrocities that are happening in the gaza strip at the moment with the palestinians and israelis on both sides. and you just think this is not just about brexit, amy. i'm sorry. and it's quite a futile thing to say that when you go into that voting booth on thursday, when on july the 4th, it's quite daunting. you see all those crosses here. and unless you're in the constituency of, keir starmer or rishi sunak, you actually don't know who to for . actually don't know who to for. vote and that is the whole thing your viewers will know. i've been banging on about voting locally and why mps should be living in the local area, knowing exactly what their constituents and therefore democratically elected electorate wants from them. amy, just very quickly, we are running out of time not to do a brexit at all. >> oh no, of course is look, when when's the last time the pubuc when when's the last time the public opinion was this low since there

shipping oil around the world has adjusted to the problems in the suez canal and oil is getting to where the oil market because of ships having to sail these routes which has been good for profits and oil demand and has added several hundred thousand barrels a day of extra global oil demand because the ships are having to go that much further around africa to get from asia to europe. it is another reason why the demand picture is still pretty healthy. lisa: let's finish -- jonathan: let's finish on the demand picture more broadly. using concern beyond crude and places like copper and iron ore? will: copper has been a bullish story over the recent months. there is a debate about how much of that is based on fundamentals in the here and now which do not look superstrong compared with the flow of investor money coming to copper because the narrative has been to a left about the medium-term outlook around electrification, around batteries, around electric vehicles and the lack of supply. there may be a short-term mismatch there but i do not think we are at a stage where people are looking ro

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we had issues over trade coming through, left over from covid, a boat getting stuck in the suez canald just in time. yes i have just in time. what happens when actually the snaps and everything is no longer in time? it's delayed. and so once you've got that putting interest rates up doesn't actually affect that at all. so, you know, that was why inflation was coming through. so you had that has now started coming down because the demand has fallen back a bit. those trade routes secure. but they found a ways around it. yeah. and so what you then find is that actually as inflation nothing to do with the government has started coming down. we'll go down a little bit more. but be wary if there are nurses in the red sea, middle east with israel and also with, ukraine, it could easily go up a bit as well. so be wary. but at the moment the money's on a small cut. okay interesting. >> you mentioned savers because we've been hearing a lot in particular from keir starmer about and rachel reeves, the shadow chancellor, about working people , how they're not going to people, how they're not going