right back with p and p as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world.r headaches. for arthritis pain... in your hands... knees... and back. for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way other pain relievers don't... so you feel better... knowing doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand of pain reliever. bill: time for pinheads and patriots as you may know tyler swift was embarrassed by hip hop guy kanye west at the awards. here is what miss swift said about it on the view. >> i think my overall thought process went something like wow, i didn't believe i won. this is awesome. don't trip and fall, i'm going to get to thank the fans. this is so cool, oh, kanye west is here. you know, i'm not going to say that i wasn't raveled by it. i had to perform live five minutes later, so i had to get myself back to the place where i could perform. bill: all right. for handling this very well miss swift is a patriot. on the pinhead front mr. west showed up on lenio. and asked his

the kids, if the liberal are dedicated to promoting liberal beliefs, how long will it be before the u.s.a. becomes a secular progressive country? those kids are going to grow up. it's a lot easier to get along if you go along. this is indeed a very dangerous situation. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight reaction to this from the left, joining us from washington former white house special counsel lanny davis and los angeles syndicated radio star leslie marshal. all right, leslie, i think i have made a pretty persuasive case, have i not? >> well, certainly, bill, you have a lot of facts and i'm not going to dispute the facts. however, less than 40% of the news media being democratic or liberal, i wouldn't worry about a progressive future for the kids. if so, i'm going to be the number one talk show host on radio and television in the country that would be a good thing. no. all kidding aside there is a plan by teachers for each classroom in the public school system in america. certainly we have seen two tapes in two states new jersey and south carolina. this is not the norm. i wo

it will galvanize muslims against the u.s.a. as he said last night, we should all be praying, this situation gets under control. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. let's bring in fox news analyst karl rove from austin, texas for his perspective on the shocking developments today. they were shocking, were they not, mr. brown stronger than obama saying these guys have been lying for years and enough is enough and we are going to do something. we don't know what that is i was little taken aback by the tone. >> sarkozy and brown both had very huff tones much tougher than president obama. i thought that was a good sign. let's not kid ourselves we have a very difficult path ahead. october 1 a meeting between the iranians and the permanent members of the united nations security council plus germany. we have united states, britain, and france being very tough on the need for action sanctions. we have the russians being meally mouth saying we need an investigation, iea must get involved immediately. the chinese sitting out th

the u.s.a. continues to fight the good fight but islamic fascism is still very dangerous.ebody tell the liberal community that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. with us fox news analyst ellis henican and leslie marshal. the john adams project, leslie, what say you? >> >> well, could i not agree with outing valerie plame included, any cia agent. i do agree with you, bill, that it is not only the obama administration but any sitting president in this government's position to protect the secret identities of those that are working on behalf of our government. however, having said that, if anyone within the cia ordered or was a part of interrogating people with torture, whether at guantanamo bay or in countries like morocco or iraq. that is a direct violation of the geneva conventions. must be held accountable. i do think showing people in picture gitmo pictures, no. bill: investigate those kind of things. these people running around with their cameras, stalking the cia people, taking their pictures in public places, you say that's despicable, correct? i just want to

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born in the u.s.a.ill: impact segment tonight, 22 democratic congress people have signed a letter to the leadership saying that illegal aliens should be included in health care reform. as you may know, president obama is opposed to that. >> there are also those who claim that our reform efforts would insure illegal immigrants. this, too, is false. the reforms. [boos] >> the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you lie. >> not true. bill: that's that famous sound bite. joining us from dallas. immigration activist john juan hernandez, author of the book new american pioneers. why we are afraid of mexican immigrants. ok. why are we afraid of mexican immigrants. now, president obama, very clear, and i don't believe that he lied. he can't possibly include illegal aliens in his health care bill. he would be a one-term president it would be, you know, no read my lips no, new taxes by a thousand if that happened. so what do you think of president obama saying that? , well, w

born in the u.s.a.ill: "back of the book" segment tonight's, marc lamont hill. -- tonight, marc lamont hill. i think liberals are going to be not happy. because of the public, you know, they want the big government apparatus, and he is backing away from it. >> i think tonight he drew a hard line in the sand as saying he supported the public option. bill: but he is willing to look at other ways. >> that is what annoys me. i was a little dissatisfied. it is a door to the public option. bill: there is no way this public option is going to happen. it is not going to happen. >> their reconciliation, where they do not need republican votes, then it makes sense. sarah palin, and subliminally, and he threw shots at the iraq war. it might be that he is planning to do this alone. bill: do you not think that he was trying to appeal to the center tonight? that is where he was going, and he threw a lot of bones to the republican, so the left that once the government to run the whole health-care industry, -- the left

born in the u.s.a.ean: president obama might have tried to sell the country on government health care, but some remain outraged by washington's irresponsible spending and are not convinced by his bumper sticker message. it is time to check in with griff jenkins. he is with the tea parties express. he joins us tonight from albany, new york. >> we have traveled over 4,000 miles from syracuse here to albany, new york. this is the 30th stop. this group like the 29 before is the america that washington forgot. that is how they feel. their white, black, young, old, male, female, and they're upset about the size of government and the bailout. they're upset about taxes. they're upset about czars. there are more than 50,000 people. they see themselves as a part of an america that is rising up to reclaim itself from a government that has run amok, a government that has overreached itself. that is what they say. i believe in the heels of -- on the heels of the president's speech, we are hearing an awful lot about

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born in the u.s.a.lenn: is was just on the break and we were talking and i said why do we take it? it is an embarrassment, the world trade center, still at the bottom of the island a hole. you and i know it. i don't care who you voted for, it's an embarrassment. why do we take it? because i don't i don't think yw what to do. the paradigm is changing. you can feel it. you can feel it. those who think they have the power, the more they gather, the harder they try to hold on to it, and the more it is going to slip through their fingers. case in point. we brought you this story exposing corruption at acorn. you remember this? this is the undercover tapes of a man and his girlfriend going into an acorn office looking for help to buy a house. why do they need help? well, the girl is a prostitute, you see, and she is being discriminated against by the banks and the police, because she's a prostitute. this lady, she is going to help them. she is going to help them, you know, help them make legitimate that illeg

born in the u.s.a.er president dick cheney slams president obama, big-time slams. what does former vice president dick cheney think about this? this is what he said on "fox news sunday." >> i think it is terrible. president obama made the announcement some weeks ago this would not happen, that his administration would not go back and look at where try to prosecute cia personnel, -- would not go back or try to prosecute cia personnel. this was sent to the justice department five years ago and was completely reviewed by the justice department in years past, and now, we have a political appointee coming back and, supposedly without the approval of the president, do a complete review or another complete investigation and possible prosecution of cia personnel we could talk about the negative consequences of that. -- cia personnel. we could talk about the negative consequences of that. greta: joining us is list cheney, the daughter of the vice president. for cristÓbal, boy, your father is bold. he is not afra

born in the u.s.a.n: tonight in "hannity's america," democrats appear to be moving the reform goalpost yet again. last night white house chief of staff rahm emanuel announced a brand-new deadline. let's take a look. >> health care will be passed before the members go home for thanksgiving. the legislative process is a place where both sides get to contribute. sean: before the thanksgiving recess? that's not the song the democrats were singing this summer, remember this? >> if you don't szed deadlines in this town, things don't happen. >> we're still on schedule to do what we had planned to vote on this legislation before we leave for the august recess. >> before the august recess. >> sooner, rather than later, and hopefully in the next few days. >> before we go home for august recess. >> i'm not afraid of august. it's a month. >> by the end of august or the beginning of august -- >> i had said that i wanted to build a path before we left for the august recess. sean: first it was august. now it's thanksg

are the best jobs still in the u.s.a.? and a study revealing why eight out of 10 wives make love to t husband. cp >> a day after leaders at the g-20 summit condemned iran's newly acknowledged secret nuclear facility their chief says his country will allow the u.n. nuclear agency to inspect it. the site believed to house enough equipment to produce nuclear fuel or payload for an atomic weapon. the timing of the inspection unclear. there are new developments concerning the detention facility at guantanamo bay, cuba. the white house now through officials saying the president's goal of closing gitmo by the january deadline is in doubt. the administration faces a number issues including setting up new rules for military trials and finding a location for a new prison. we will take you back to "cashin' in" and join me for america's news headquarters at 1:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. see you agathen. cheryl: good buy, u.s.a., hello india and china. news that more and more highly skilled workers in america are packing up and headin

born in the u.s.a.ill: impact segment tonight as if president obama doesn't have enough trouble at home, foreign policy and national security problems are beginning to mount. today the president announced a shift in european defense shield as we mentioned away from russia, putting more emphasis on constraining iran that is a victory for putin. also, mr. obama must soon decide whether to send more troops to afghanistan, a campaign that is not going well. but nowhere is the controversy more intense than national security where the obama administration is investigating cia interrogators for actions taken after the 9/11 attack. joining us now from washington, former cia official michael schurr once the head of the bin laden unit and author of the book marching toward hell. doctor, i understand you have new information for us tonight. what is that? >> well, bill, i wanted to try to explain to the american people a little bit about the interrogation program and what we found in it or what resulted from it. fo

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born in the u.s.a. your world stops making sense.an get help for yourself and make sense of life again. for information, tdd: 800-487-4889. brought to you by the u.s. department of health and human services. glenn: monday's show, watch. >> we want to start getting everybody organized. that is why i'm in this race, not just to hold an office, but to gather with you to transform a nation. organize. organize, and then organize some more. we cannot continue to rely only on our military in order to achieve national security objectives that we set. we've got to have a civilian national security force that is just as powerful. i'm working hard to fix up your classrooms and get you the books and the equipment and the computers you need to learn, but you've got to do your part, too. syria, venezuela, korea, i would meet with them and meet with them without pre-conditions. >> god damn america! not god bless america! >> reverend wright, as imperfect as he may be, he is like family to me. i can no longer disown hix him as i can my wife's grand m

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born in the u.s.a.ean: employees at five separate acorn offices aid and somehow participate in child prostitution. acorn is retaliating by retaliating against the once who exposed them and threpg lawsuits. the videos that speak for themselves. the only question that remains is will this keep acorn from receiving our tax dollars? here with reaction is the author of the best selling book culture of corruption, michelle malkin is back with us. if you look at the money and follow the money, tens and tens of millions of taxpayer dollars to date, michelle. if you add the stimulus, you are looking at potentially 8.5 billion more. so there are -- there is an effort in congress to stop it. will it be successful? >> well, it already has, in some measure. i think that cutting off acorn from the census bureau participatenerships and in the senate cutting off transportation and hud's appropriations money and afill united states. that's important. i affiliates. i called up not just acorn the national umbrella group b

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born in the u.s.a. sean: tonight on "hannity's america."ay president obama addressed school children across the country. the speech was praised by the mainstream obama media and drew little attention from the democratic majority on capitol hill. but as byron york of "the washington examiner" points out that was certainly not the case back in 1991. on october 1st of that year, president george herbert walker bush spoke to students at a washington area junior high school. and unlike the anointed one, president bush was slammed for holding the event. the very first line of a front page "the washington post" article, the very next day said, quote: sean: that's not all. democrats even called for a full investigation on how the speech was funded. they held hearings on the matter and they forced the then education secretary lamar alexander to testify before a congressional panel. call me crazy, but i don't expect to see a similar story on the front page of tomorrow's "the washington post." but we'll see. now tonight marks the return of a segment c

born in the u.s.a. laura: continuing now with our lead story.ven democrats say they are not happy with the way the attorney general is handling the cia investigation. >> candidly, i wish that the attorney general had waited. every day something kind of dribbles out into the public arena, very often it has mistakes, very often it's half a story. and i think we need to get the whole story together and tell it in an appropriate way. laura: meanwhile, a valid liberal helen thomas grilled robert gibbs today over what's going to happen to detainees. detainees in that sense other places? >> detainees are not sent to other places to be tortured. that's the policy of this country. >> to be interrogated? >> well, some may go to other countries to face charges that they have in those countries. but they are not shipped in the dark of night to be tortured. laura: with us now dr. michael scheuer, the former head of the cia's ben laden unit and author of the great book "marching towards hell" america and islam after iraq. dr. sharier, i just want your take on

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born in the u.s.a.found out that i'm going to be on "the factor" tonight with bill o'reilly. don't miss it. come on, bill! lynn hearst is here, the c.e.o. -- i'm terrified of bill o'reilly, i really am. the c.e.o. of the freedom foundation, i'm coming out to seattle this saturday and i'm going to be at safeco field, which i think is going to be a blast. tickets still available at glenn beck.com. lynn, you are somebody that started this organization and there were 300 people. you have affected change. how many people are involved now >> well, more than 5,000, it's bob williams and i both started it now about 18 years ago. glenn: ok. and you just had a big rally with 30,000 people, et cetera, and you have seen actual changes. what i want to talk to you about is the idea of people not feeling alone, that they can make a difference if they're together. can you talk about that a little bit? >> well, it's really important. some people are ok by themselves, but most of us need support. we need a network of som

. >> ♪ ♪ born in the u.s.a. ♪ born in the u.s.a. ♪ i was born in the u.s.a... >> live pictures of the washington, tens of thousands and maybe a hundred thousand, hard to know now of anti-tax protesters are rallying today, and we have seen pictures of people all over town, frustrated with the government and saying this government is not listening and spending too much money and concerned about health care reform and too many taxes and growing deficit definitely a nerve has been struck, and people on their saturday afternoon, coming from across the country to be here on the lawn of the capitol and express themselves and we'll continue to follow it throughout our remainder and glenn beck takes over with more in a short while. while we talk about taxes and big government here in washington our troops are fighting a war in afghanistan, that gets more and more complicated by the day. colonel oliver north, with special-ops forces, there is a satellite delay, tell us what is going on. >> i tell you, we just got back to kabul after spending several days with a virtually unreported unit in the

born in the u.s.a. >> officials from the u.s.h korea are holding talks today on a strategy to get north korea to disarm its nuclear program. the meeting comes one day after north korea claimed it has reached the final stage of enriching uranium. this is in addition to the nation's plutonium enrichment program. it would be mean that north korea has two ways now to make nuclear bombs. astronauts from the space shuttle discovery will complete their third and final space walk today. nasa says the cue has been working ahead of schedule in making repairs and installing new equipment on the international space station. the shuttle is expected to undock tuesday to begin the journey home. cavuto returning to you now. for all the latest headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> so move up their tax ates and they move. lawmakers in maryland finding it out the hard way. first they were trying to pass the so-called millionaire tax to bring in more revenue. makes sense, huh? lots of folks fled the state. guess what fled with them? tax revenue. lawm

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born in the u.s.a.ill: continuing now with our lead story, the impact of the acorn scandal on the obama administration. here now rock and hard place duo monica crowley and alan colmes. you heard me and dick morris. ben bernanke recession may be over. nobody mentions it. it is all acorn all the time. >> i believe there are people who want to make this about obama meets acorn. bill: absolutely. >> he was their attorney for a short time. he defended them in the motor voter case. that was the extent, basically. acorn is a new van jones. conservatives elm paired they got van jones. now they will use acorn to get obama. i think unfairly. bill: doesn't matter whether you think it's unfair or not but it's happening. >> let's call that out that's what this is it's an attempt to go after the president of the united states by tying him to acorn. it's not a fair line of attack. bill: what difference does it make whether it's fair. it's politics. >> is it real? his his association something with him that should brin

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headlines exploded when she came out against gay marriage at the miss u.s.a. pageant. she is in the spotlight again this time at the values voters summit here in washington. >> miss congeniality. what do they want to hear? word peace. as soon as a woman doesn't give the world peace answer why is she all of a sudden all over the national news? it's a huge controversy all because i said a marriage is between a man and a woman? are you serious? it doesn't make any sense to me, a 22-year-old college student. as i began to answer the question, in my head i was thinking god, why is this question being asked? but you know what? i'm going to deal with this question. i'm going to answer it to the best of my ability, stay true to who i am, what i believe and the way that i was raised and that's it. greta: other speakers at the summit, former governor mike huckabee, actor steven baldwin and bill o'reilly. and we found here -- her. the first lady. doesn't it seem like mrs. obama has been keeping a low p.l.o. -- profile lately? but today she threw some punches in the health care bat

born in the u.s.a.race: in the top box, that is a look at the white house briefing room. the first question was about afghanistan. the president of the meeting with robert gates tomorrow. the question was what they would talk about, and he said that they would reassess where we are in afghanistan. nothing substantial. in the middle box, new details released in the case and casey anthony. there is word of a stain found in her car that seems to be neat outline of a child. in the bottom box, new numbers of housing market. home prices showing improvement the last six months. alisyn: in the meantime, war games and mind games from iran. this is just a few days before a key international meeting in geneva. let's break down what happened since last week's meeting at the united nations. president obama and allies publicized the once secret facility. iran fired back with their secret missile tests. one of the countries at the table, russia, saying that the missile launches are not grounds for more sanctions. now

born in the u.s.a.ill: impact segment tonight has been enormous sea change in the media this summer as fox news has exploded in the ratings and conservative talk radio is doing great business as well. the van jones and acorn stories demonstrate that the old guard media which largely ignored those situations is no longer steering the national conversation. so how are the elite media handling this? with us now "the washington post" reporter sally quinn who has been at that paper for 40 years. so you have seen an enormous amount of changes in american journalism. first of all, my premise correct do you buy the premise that fox news and talk radio are now setting the conversation? >> why do you think i'm here? bill: i don't know. i mean, do you buy that. >> because have you got a lot of viewers. yes, i think that fox news is clearly done an amazing job of attracting people to your show and many other shows. bill: when you have policy being shaped, when you have the senate and the house representing voting t

born in the u.s.a.captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- martha: here is where we watched all the various latest pictures we have around us. in the top, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been released from the hospital. a frantic search under way for this 12-year-old girl missing from her house this tuesday. her mother had an argument with a man who she had been renting a room to. she told him to get out of the house. the next day, he was gone and so was the girl. the mother is frantically trying to reach her. so, a very concerning situation. we're watching that one closely. in the bottom box, here is our friend boy winkullwinkle. people in massachusetts are well aware. this guy is roaming around the neighborhood for days, looking for a friend. he was first spotted in a backyard. he is on the move for much of the mating season. police scared him off into the woods. they expect him to be seen again. everybody is looking

. >> i also don't know what the russians are going to give the u.s.a. in return. they are already meeting with american ceos like g.e.'s jeffrey immelt, an obama friend. you have got to figure some deal has been made. but the cold truth is i just don't know what's best for the country in this case. that admission separates us from those who always promote their ideological side. for example, the far left is putting out that i am now supporting a public option in health care. that's all over the net. but that's not true. here's the truth. >> the public option now is done. we discussed this. it's not going to happen. if the government can come up with a marketplace where a bunch of insurance companies come together to offer lower premiums, that's a good thing. so i support a marketplace for private insurance companies overseen by the feds. left wing zealots distorted my remarks like they usually do. now, there are few places americans can go these days for honest reporting and analysis. i believe fox news is one of those places. and our ratings prove it. and that's t

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here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips...n you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me. now that's a true american value. accu-chek® aviva. born in the u.s.a. . . . . bill: may be the white house can see the writing on the wall. president obama ready to make some major concessions perhaps to get some form of health care passed through congress. that might include scrapping proposal that are geared to the president's liberal base. peter barnes is in washington with us. good morning to you. as best as we can tell, what states and what goes? >> all the activity seems to be around the idea of the public option, the government-run health care plan company that would compete with private insurance companies and health insurance market. what else is talking to a moderate republican senator olympia snowe who is proposing to make this a trigger in health care plan. what that means it is there would be goals set in health care reform effort such as insuring a certain number of people by a certain

born in the u.s.a.w questions in the senate over the future for the new health care bill adds a new poll shows nearly half of americans do not want to see an overhaul of the health-care system. throwing down on the claim that every american wants health care reform. in fact, 46% polled say they prefer the current system and 37% say they prefer the president's plan. that is where we begin on this new hour of the "america's newsroom." [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill, that pulling comes only days after max baucus unveiled his version of the health care bill in so far there is little support. megyn: some of the harshest attacks coming not from republicans but from democrats. molly henneberg has more from washington. democrats are the ones coming out and taking apart the bill, put together by a democrat. >> it is also in the house. there are 17 moderate and progressive democrats telling the speaker that there has to be in g

born in the u.s.a.s responding to the plan to drop in the middle, the gop is responding to the plan to drop missile defense plants in europe. and the pirate accused of hijacking a cargo ship is now facing a judge. he has not led -- pled not guilty in the attack on the alabama in april. martha: there just finishing closing arguments at this time and the trial of the former kentucky high school football coach. he says this young player was, "one of his boys." but now he is charged with the 15-year-old's reckless homicide. his aim is max gilpin, and he died after what his teammates claim was the roughest practice they have ever had. what can you tell us, harris? >> some high drama today. right now, you have the defense attorney, who has been talking for over an hour in closing arguments. this is a dramatic, colorful ending to all of this. but i have to tell you, and emergency medical professor from louisville is saying that he does not think that the 15-year- old died from that practice or from running dur

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born in the u.s.a. so now we've turned her toffee into a business.y goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. robert shapiro: we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. bret: and now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. if healthcare reform legislation passes, you could have a hard time finding a doctor, at least according to one poll. a new survey for investors business daily indicates 45% of physicians questioned would consider shutting down their practices or retiring early if congress approves the type of overhaul that the democratic majority and the administration have in mind. it also reveals that 65% of doctors do not support the plan. that contradicts not only the white house but the american medical association. also, 71% of doctors surveyed say they do

born in the u.s.a.ean: in august attorney general eric holder announced he would be reopening the criminal investigation into c.i.a. investigations and interrogators who questioned suspected terrorists in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. that decision prompted seven former c.i.a. directors to send a letter to 0 problem -- shall to president obama today asking him to reverse the decision. it goes on to say this. it says -- very poumple statement from seven former heaveds the c.i.a. joining me with reaction is the former governor of the great state of arkansas, mike huckabee. >> i think it's very significant whenu you have seven c.i.a. heads who join together in saying look, this is dangerous for america. this is not about politics. there are some things you can play games with, with spending and details of medicaid programs though it will he -- affect people's lives. this affect the safety and security of every citizen of the united states. sean: if i was a c.i.a. intelligence officer, why would i unde

here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips...when you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me. now that's a true american value. accu-chek® aviva. born in the u.s.a. bret: and now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. we told you earlier about the ongoing he questions, investigations and congressal actions surrounding the association for community organizations for reform now, known as acorn. employees at separate offices were fired after being filmed advising a couple posing as a prostitute and her pimp to lie about her supposed profession on tax forms, but the item has been largely ignored by the mainstream media, despite acorn receiving a reported $53 million in taxpayer money since 1994, and one network news anchor says he was not even aware of the story. abc's charlie gibson was asked today about the lack of coverage and said, quote, i don't even know about it, so you've got me at a loss. i don't know, but my goodness, if it's got everything including sleaziness in it, we s