but there is speculation that tillman is out to acquire the company and in fact may have already doneprice of debt been more advantageous now if the capital marks ease an the rates relax will be see tillman target wynn? again he filed a 13-g. but so did elon musk right before he took a bid for twitter. skeptics might argue here that is prompted more scrutiny from the s.e.c. about these kind of filings and in nevada, i should point out, they are required to notify the gaming control board. but he is licensed in a nevada and and other states and that makes his path presumably somewhat smoother should there be other ambitions at play. >> i'm glad you mentioned the 13-g distinction karen is going through it and you said there is actually -- it goes beyond just the 13. a boilerplate 13-g there is specifically language. >> right i think here is thing though that you bring an excellent point. elon did do that he's going to lose on that and that was totally wrong and that is ridiculous. but tillman could have filed a 13-d they always file a "d" and say it is for investment purposes only and t

tillman killed a man on the light rail platform and we call that out by having a press conference. harris comes out and says, well, that's misinformation, and it's just politics. it's not politics. exactly what she did. she's not wanting any responsibility for it. she helped raise $35 billion in a matter of weeks 2020. it would go back to what does bell mean, why do we have bail? it's probably for two things. we need to have that person show up in court but we need to have that person involved, the person family involved. if you willy-nilly and provide all the bell for someone to get out, you are basically giving them a get out of jail free card. telling them there's no consequence for the fact you are a recurrent felon, that you've done this before, you're now under arrest again. we are going to get you out and you don't have to put a dime into it. we are creating the very situation that people like harris and attorney general keith ellison are saying that they don't support. but they do. they do support lawlessness. >> carley: we even have that sweet that kamala harris posted in

tillman firtita.: he's a billionaire that made his money also in gambling and now he's investing in another gaming house. tillman firtita investing in stocks and he owns the golden nugget casino brand and buba gump shrimp brands. american built looks fantastic tonight. you always do a great job and i always learn something by watching episodes. stu: thank you, susan. so nice. flattery is the mother's -- i won't get into it. the rates will be raised 75 basis points on wednesday expected and another 50 in december. art laffer returns to the program by popular acclaim. all right, art, does this mean we're headed into a recession in the first quarter of next year? >> i love your american built show too and watch it frequently and love it. stu: quite frequently, what's wrong with you? you've got to be addicted to the thing. >> that's past my bedtime, i have to record it, stuart, and i can play it in the morning and as a morning show, it's not quite the same as the evening but i watch it a lot. stu: okay. >

malik tillman and john lundstrom what the goals.n beat heights 2—0 in the days of the game to move up to fourth. chelsea is still top of the wsl after winning 3—0 at everton in theirfirst match since wsl after winning 3—0 at everton in their first match since manager and their first match since manager and the haze stepped away to recover from emergency surgery last week. manchester united went tot briefly earlier after thrashing brighton 4—0 at the lee sports village. lena start relative and led the way for united. she opened the scoring after iii minutes and then added a second 12 minutes 1a minutes and then added a second 12 minutes later to put the hosts firmly in control. she laid on united's their goalfor firmly in control. she laid on united's their goal for the and rihanna completed the rout. manchester city and spares also this afternoon from arsenal are leading at reading in the late game. a busy day at reading in the late game. a busy day of football has also included spain's first classical of the season and it has one b

malik tillman and john lundstram with the goals. other game to move up to fourth. chelsea are still top of the wsl after winning 3—1 at everton in their first match since manager emma hayes stepped away to recover from emergency surgery last week. manchester united went top briefly earlier after thrashing brighton 4—0 at leigh sports village. lionesses star ella toone led the way for united. she opened the scoring after 14 minutes and then added a second 12 minutes later to put the hosts firmly in control. toone laid on united's third goal for leah galton before adriana leon completed the rout. manchester city and spurs also won this afternoon. so a busy day of football has also included spain's first clasico of the season, and it was won by real madrid, who beat barcelona 3—1 to take their place at the top of la liga. the home side struck first at the bernabeu. viniciusjunior seeing his chance saved, but karim benzema there to tuck home the rebound. they'd double their lead through federico valverde, scoring from outside the area t

zoe tillman, she covers the intersection of law on politics for bloomberg news, and professor melissayu law school. she was a law clerk for sonia sotomayor on the federal bench before her nomination to the supreme court. it's great to have all three of you with us. melissa, i'll start with you. trump's attorneys filing with the supreme court argues, and this is a quote, the 11th circuit lack jurisdiction to review the special master order. in your legal expertise, is that enough of an argument to try and slow down this process? >> while, obviously, it's enough of an argument to slow it down, because clarence thomas, who is the circuit justice for the 11th circuit, has already given a weeklong deadline to the doj to respond to this. again, this is all in the context of judge dearie's order, which said in the special master's review likely concluded toward the end of this month or to board the beginning of november. so, this adds another week to that. so, it's already been successful in delaying this and dragging this out a little bit. but, again, it's a very modest claim. the view here

so if we see that here of would request tillman with more gas, to be pumped through the remaining line of north stream, to other resources available with gas problem. and how much time would it take to complete all the work and reparation so that the pipeline becomes operational? would we be ready to participate in repair works and the launch of other loans that off the gas pipeline. thank you for your question. when up until now we were not allowed to have access to the site of the accident. oh, sabotage i was a. this is a portray that is stale, being drawn in a moment. indeed, the 2nd branch of the line be of the guess north stream to is under pressure. there may be some damage inflicted, but for sure. it's eas, operational and there are no ghastly could use at the moment. another circles and answering your questions. well, certainly we need to differentiate visitation for north stream to an north stream one. let me start with a north stream too. if one line remains intact. as you know, a gas from has paid every effort, all of its knowledge and experience and competence, including ou

toyota's mission, when you train him in the bucket coordinate not sees my okay, he's go bunder. rosco tillman, masika. dora a video of any normal person would find these peaches shocking or what anybody on this is just human mute. you must here. i genuinely course, a dog sign that says he's a with to mormon crane. squat muffin alleys, mom. oh, that was fun. mutual shows your fresh reason. it's her shoot up. should yours that are both in the studies concerns man. after world war 2, the atrocities of fascism was still vivid in people's minds. and hearts were heavy shocking documentary, film and photos. exposing naziism was shown at the nuremberg trial for the 1st time in the document trees of unspeakable crimes are now widely available. people who haven't forgotten the history can compare the events of 80 years ago. with those of to day. 1934 germany adolf. hitler was appointed chancellor and 25000 stormtroopers, moved in torchlight procession. the through berlin. fans is, is contemporary footage shot in cave. these torches were lives in honor of step on bendara, whose famous for being one of t

malik tillman and john lundstram with the goals. aberdeen hearts...f the wsl after winning 3—1 at everton in their first match since manager emma hayes stepped away to recover from emergency surgery last week. manchester united went top briefly earlier after thrashing brighton 4—0 at leigh sports village in today's early kick—off. lionesses star ella toone led the way for united. she opened the scoring after 1a minutes and then added a second 12 minutes later to put the hosts firmly in control. toone laid on united's third goal for leah galton before adriana leon completed the rout. three other games as well today... manchester city, leicester city finished 4—0, tottenham beat liverpool. arsenal play at reading later. next to this weekend's three world cups. the rugby league tournament started with a big win for england yesterday and today it's scotland's turn. they're struggling against a strong dominant italy side, who took a 12—point lead into the break, and they've increased that lead in the second half. scotland unlikely to get back into this mat

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would feel my wellness is enough to, with grooming along the room with regular school year, and miss tillman christian will be on your door? and the question will you do to leave? the reason you would, you would be a reason why it was good to really was ok. normally one of those people welcome to for you for your media, tory will, will, would you go fortunate details alterra, russo argued with russia could be seen or civilized or just the barbaric insemination. but they mostly agreed that russia couldn't be civilized because it wasn't for us. for francis katy with a stick, you mean you know enough friends who has a fish uneasy minus we kid then the equal again. so a cup with east tennessee bt sick and throwing him in something you're seeing. uterus on getting your our, you know, the scary lifelong thing going on there bruce way from for the family chan. october if she's still here with his game. peter, a lot of his hanging in redwood sex. i know napoleon had to justify his campaign against russia somehow. and p to the great will conveniently came to light. it seemed he wanted his as to conqu

are tillman. that's all the time we have many. thanks them i guess in philadelphia, tampa and and down are. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time. remember across the ah. ah no one. no, sir, no, not a joke. no, no. well, dog more real than what they should end up unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program. that the world had ever known. and we'll go to production for this year or short. notice that they're not gonna kill it. suddenly we're going to keep on more, more general margaret thought this meant new. again, the more i got to learn much sale. i got your name. i understood. i wish to know about doing oh new. i know you got one more or less than a cheerios i had to put on with their mother a few hours to go on what the on this the well she my and new on it. i'm all i can send more a year. you'll not put them out. thank you, but i got a wrong one.

i know dish shall kind of dearly nash dumpy, we're missing is to cup as tillman partner to put mercy. don't boys, i'm think vice at school. she tonnage sean kitchen. good. because then mr. new hook in a room, fellow carlo was now the, one of the 4 con, no condition, my boss john class honor the near term, wanted model for college, out in what british political he had with the labor party is a criminal conspiracy against his members newly obtained documents were reveal members silenced, suspended, and forced at my gone. this is unbelievable. free speech was shot down an exclusive investigation. the labor files parked to on al jazeera, this november the well companies coming to cut off of the clock is ticking as the main event gets closer. with every step of the way. i'm going to go over that with a new sure. each month i seems, can expect some strong support hearing counsel bringing the latest news from teams and friends in different regions across the globe as they looked to make their mark on pat of 2022. the welcome back with everyone else. oh no, julia. both jen and is in the polic

let's hope your prognosis plays out or i tillman, that's all the time we have many, thanks them. i guess in philadelphia, tampa and in down lar, and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r t c next time. remember across the ah, ah, ah, ah ah, move to no one. no, sir, no, no. hon. who are job? no, no. what dog was real to what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short, then build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program. that the world had ever no real good you know, took production issue or sure doug did that. they're not eligible. no new son, new rochelle. he one more mom. she knew margaret thought this is meant new against them all. more enough. i've been there and i've got to learn much sale. i got your name. i understood. i wish to not have got doors, whole new room or got more pushed in jail . it's i had to put on with their mother and all everybody built a couch. nice. oh boy, good to go on what the on this the well she my and new other. i'm all,

again, particularly recently, let's hope your prognosis plays out or i tillman, that's all the time we have many, thanks them i guess in philadelphia, tampa and, and down there. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember across ah, ah no one no sir, no, no, admiral, who are you? no, no. what door, more shrill than what they should of unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short, then build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. drill a production issue or sure, doug go did that. they're not killed when you saw new quarter. she'll keep on more more general martha, this is meant nguyen from all one of our new i'm i got the sale. i got your name. i got on monday. i wished enough about doing whole new food in or got more or less than a jr. let's i had to put a couch. nice. oh boy, that's good to go on. what the on this well, she my a new on all i can send more a month or put them out. thank you. bye with oh, well, never b

let's hope your prognosis plays out or i tillman, that's all the time we have many. thanks them i guess in philadelphia, tampa and, and down there. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember across ah, ah no one, no, sir, no, no, admiral hook, no, no. what door? more shrill than what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. a production issue or short notice that they're not killed when you saw new rochelle, he one more mom. you know, margaret thought is meant new again from all one of our new i'm i got to learn much sale. i got your name. i got on monday. i wish to know about joy. whoa, whoa, knew he didn't or gosh, more or less enough, jr. let's i had to put a couch. nice. oh boy, that's good to go on. what on this for? sure. my new i'm all i can send more a year. you're not allowed to give us a ah a crowd becomes the advocate

i feel charged was that the shoe on it tillman. ah, imagine this. so a shoe lace is our chromosome. so the spark of issue lays is the dna where the genetic information is. and this little plastic bart, which is very important to protect the shoe lace, would be the tiller, so that the lamerse are very important to protect our chromosomes, to protect the, the inane as we ates. the domains become shorter and shorter these because every time that we have a dominance, this has half to want to play over janae, the damage on this shortens the dilemma, the cell division, this implication. so at the end, the dilemma began so short by we don't have any more, a t t m. so now our dnas unprotected and this is leading to asia as leading to the c's. ultimately, we'll be leaving this cell division and the rate of telomeres shortening may be influenced by our lifestyle, smoking, stress, and via mental pollutants. and poor nutrition are all negative factors. some researchers believe living in harmony with the natural world has a positive effect. and con thomas k. last persona. any call? yeah. general

i feel charged was that the shoe on it tillman. i imagine this, so a shoelace is our chromosome. so the spark of a shoe lace is the dna where the genetic information is. and this little planet we have for dominates, the says half to want to blight over janae. the damage on these sharpens the dilemma. they're the cell division of the some communication. so at the end, the damage began so short by we don't have any more a t t m. so now our dnas, i'm protected and this is leading to asia as listen to the seas. and ultimately, we'll be moving to this cell division and the rate of telomeres shortening may be influenced by our lifestyle. smoking, stress, environmental pollutants, and poor nutrition are all negative factors. some researchers believe living in harmony with the natural world has a positive effect. and con thomas k, less persona than eco. yeah. generally people from the koya have longer telomeres, significantly longer telomeres than people in the rest of the country just on ice. scientists like maria glasgow, are exploring ways of artificially lengthening telomeres in orde

with charged i feel charged with the show all that tillman. i imagine this. so a shoelace is our chromosome. so the spark of a shoe lace is the dna where the genetic information is. and this little plastic bart, which is very important to predict the shoe lace, would be the tiller. so the d lamerse are very important to protect our chromosomes, to protect the dna as we're, it's, the domain's become shorter and shorter. this is because every time that we have a damage this has have to multiply over janae, the damage on this shortens the dilemma, then the cell division. this implication so at the end of the room has become so short. but we don't have any more a ketone. so now our dna, some protected on this, is leading to asia as listen to the c's on timidly. we'll be leaving to this cell division and the rate of telomeres shortening may be influenced by our lifestyle. smoking, stress, environmental pollutants, and poor nutrition are all negative factors. some researchers believe living in harmony with the natural world has a positive effect. and con thomas k,

we'll talk about tillman fertita.in a minute thanks to avalara we can calculate sales tax on almost anything, anywhere, automatically. avalarahhhhh. what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh. filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh. managing exemption certificates? ahhhhhh. business license guidance? ahhhhhh. does it connect with accounting? ahhhhhh. item classification? ahhhhhh. cross-border sales? ahhhhhh. what about? ahhhhhh. ahhhhhh. do you have those budget markups? thank you. mmhm. [bubbles] >> announcer: the opening bell is brought to you by nuveen. >>> let's get to a "mad dash" with jim about two minutes before we get started with trading instead of a stock, you sort of want to talk more broadly here, and i think it's a good thing, about natural gas, particularly in europe, something we've talked about a lot as we head into winter. >> right rbn energy has been my go-to guy, just revered in the oil patch. he's talking about how if you think that the russians are going to have the jump on europe because they do -- there's goi

malik tillman and john lundstram with the goals.1 at everton in their first match since manager emma hayes stepped away to recover from emergency surgery last week. manchester united went top briefly earlier after thrashing brighton 4—0 at leigh sports village in today's early kick off. lionesses star ella toone led the way for united. she opened the scoring after 11t minutes and then added a second 12 minutes later to put the hosts firmly in control. she laid on united's third goal for leah galton before adriana leon completed the rout. three other games as well today. arsenal play at reading later. next to this weekend's three world cups. the rugby league tournamnet started with a big win for england yesterday, and today it's scotland's turn. these are live pictures from bbc two. place in newcastle, they trailed 12-0, place in newcastle, they trailed 12—0, approaching half—time at kingston park. 12-0, approaching half-time at kingston park.— 12-0, approaching half-time at kingston park. 12-0, approaching half-time at kintston park

. >> news we had this morning, dom, it's a being play for tillman who's been building the stake for a while now, i'm told. >>> we get their latest decision they're expected to raise them again. but it's more about what the fed says about the future than what they do on wednesday let's dive into that >> what do you expect from the fed? what would you like to see from the fed? >> hopefully there would be some con co c congruance, and i think fed chair will preannounce they're stepping down to 50 from 75. so i think that's why the marketplace has been rallying. i think that would be validated. so that will be a good time, if you will at the same time, i think mr. powell will leaven, if you will, the enjoyment by stressing they have more tightening to do in 2023, that they don't want to have the market do what it did last summer, and have too much exuberance so i think he's going to deliver what the market is expecting, 75 in a preannouncement of a step down to 50 in december, but i think he's going to press the outlook for next year to higher for longer i think that's the combo he's goin

susan: tillman owns the nba houston rockets, golden nugget qassin that brands, favorite up ga bump restaurantsm make that up. win has been hurt by macau's shut down. zero covid policies. the high rollers have not been able to go into their gambling tables. stuart: paramount global. susan: downgraded to underweight at wells fargo. second downgrade by the way in recent months because cord-cutting continues to accelerate. rising costs of sports rights is concerning. neal send said streaming grabbed a bigger audience than broadcast and cable, despite the return of the football, nf l&m lb playoffs. look at roku is doing well, outperform of wedbush, $75 in their view. stuart: stream something beating broadcast tv. susan: yeah. i think new reality. doesn't mean that there can't be new winners and existing winners. stuart: got it. thanks, susan. angry liberals tried to cancel luke bryan welcoming governor desantis on stage during a hurricane relief concert. we'll tell you what he had to say. five states are trying to legalize recreational marijuana in next year's elections. there are cautionary storie

she now cherry long. le piper, he is a tillman december jameton bow. katy concrete, a play low. so going gab, monte al sil ha. is tito the and every candle city? your new vol lady backed over new york city ha don't on was up leave the don't leave so swell m swayed him with however much military might. france may throw at the f and in the long and bitter fight for algeria is very far from over. and ah, anticipation is rising. and so with most of my cattle aways. hello, we got some very heavy showers, just around bolivia pushing across paraguay south of that. it is warm and sunny, clear skies into northern parts of argentina through power y $32.00 celsius in point us there is at about 10 degrees above the seasonal average says that wet weather a little further north, we believe your western parts of brazil seeing some lively showers easing into eastern areas of peru slipping a little further north, which as we go through saturday, noticed some showers there, just clipping a eastern parts of the paraguay, easing towards the southeast of brazil as well. still warm enough in point us

. >> the hayes versus tillman race, again. maybe i wasn't paying that much attention in history class. but it's really -- i remember when president george w. bush was elected and they had that issue of the recounts in florida. that looks like baby food compared to the scandals and the cheating and all the rest that went into that election. this was not easy. >> there were all kinds of allegations on both sides. blacks were prevented from getting to the polls. there was an effort to squash the vote. republicans had stacked the deck. there was all kinds of stuff. and you are right that bedlam on the house floor. in fact, there were times when people were yelling, kill them -- standing on a desk in the house floor. and when i am starting to finish this book, and i'm getting to get it all together, and then january 6th happens, and i'm covering january 6th, the capital riot. i just do a tiktok of that coverage that day, thinking in my mind of the historical moments that i am writing about in 1876. and how there is not similarities

urie tillman smacked the crossbar, but leicester struggled to make chances., now they will talk about kevin. it was clear leicester city's manager brendan rodgers had set up his team to do a containing job on the reigning champions, and pep guardiola admitted for a time, it worked. they beat us one year in the stadium in 1962 playing this way, they did it again in this type of game, it is important not to get frustrated when you have problems to attack because it is literally so difficult with a team that runs from behind. we had a team that runs from behind. we had a team with more spaces, it was really complicated. a lot of credit from leicester what they have done, but important we don't get frustrated. we start really well the second half. _, . ., ., we start really well the second half. . ., ., we start really well the second half. ., ., we start really well the second half. . ., ., . half. our concentration was good. we defended well — half. our concentration was good. we defended well when _ half. our concentration was good. we defended well when we _

he is a tillman get this assembled jameton bow. katy cross create a play lucille glen gab monte al sewell. ha, is tito the and every candle city? your new vol lady backed over new york city, had don palmer's api. the dumps wood, it's a swell m the sleigh. tim, with however much military might, france may throw at the f l in the long and better fight for algeria is very far from over back in 1958 charles de gaulle made a famous speech in algeria. ah, but he could don't hold back the tide of algeria and independence. all keep francis colonies in africa and the pacific. in the final episode of the series, al jazeera explores how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates to day blood and tears french. the colonization on al jazeera, the creative african. next. this journey continues in 2022 africa success. stories are captivating the world this year can next weekend. we'll connect app because create effective building bridges across africa and the dias bora, i will he live at calico? we can, we was if you to up our to see people. we're going into plan in abby john co. du

this impressive run from malik tillman opened the scoring for the visitors.at to hosts new zealand at the women's rugby world cup. the reigning world champions ran in ten tries to beat wales by 56—12 in front of a sell—out crowd in auckland. wales slip to third place in what is a tough group, behind new zealand and australia. it was the first time two female boxers had headlined at a major venue in the uk, and it certainly lived up to expectations. in a fascinating fight, claressa shields from america became the undisputed middleweight champion by beating great britain's savannah marshall via a unanimous decision. the two rivals had both been undefeated. and there was a big shock in the opening game of the men's t20 cricket world cup with lowly ranked namibia beating sri lanka. michelle? thank you very much. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten o'clock. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. more now on our main story — the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, has aske

>> yeah, that's the great tramel tillman, adam scott doing the best white man dance ever. [ laughter> jimmy: it's a weird show, it's a great show. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's absolutely great. i tell people, you got it. the way it ends is so interesting. i'm going to tell you something. do you look at people's theories online? >> every once in a whole i'll dip in, but it's dangerous, because you can go down -- wow, that guy's right, we should have done that! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i took the kind of -- the founder of this weird company is named kier egan. i spent a lot of time rearranging the letters to see if it meant anything. because i thought, this is such a weird name, it's got to mean something. the only thing i came up with was "ikea anger." [ laughter ] >> i had not heard that one. >> jimmy: is there a furniture assembly, some plot maybe we can learn about? be honest, you have to tell me if i've discovered this. >> i -- no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. >> but i really like that. i love your commitment to it and that you're so into it. >> jimmy: i

up about 6%. >> tillman fertitta owns the houston rockets and the golden nugget in las vegas and thisotel casino on the strip and that's supposed to be a 43-story, 2300-room hotel. >> ferata, i don't try to understand let's get back to the broader markets on this final day of october. mike santoli joins us now with what he's watching what's going on, mike? pretty good week last week as everyone has remarked and sidestepping big tech and will give some of it back this morning as you spy an index fund and down half a percent in terms of managing to rally and not get further down and that was the case with the october 13th cpi number some progress made here and clearing the 50-day average on a technical basis and a lot of folks would be looking at the next one here and that 5% up here and that's where the august rally ended as the fed kind of smacked it down and said you guys don't get too cheery just yet we had the meeting to get through on wednesday there are signs that the typical stock has gotten traction than the biggest ones and this is the equal weighted russell 1,000 and a broade

are tillman. that's all the time we have many. thanks them i guess in philadelphia, tampa and, and down are and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember across ah, [000:00:00;00] for oh, so abortion was illegal in the united states until the case of roe vs wade. i had an abortion, i am a mother today because i had an abortion in 2012 and that abortion saved my life. and we are here to fight for women's rights. the constitution actually is no life and reward and children are persons. they should be afforded the right to life is every other person they shouldn't be murdered. just because mom thinks that can be murdered. the overturning of roe vs wade. well, it's a tremendous victory. it's historic victory. our role must be very clear. the health life of women of this nation. now at risk, look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we sho

jennifer tillman was on the panel and agrees and thinks that is the stuff we could take. we could describe that, but it might be a little too much in the detail. we need to do video -- we need the wto. which doesn't mean that regional agreements aren't good, but it means we have a global economy and we need rules of the road for the global economy. and often having a good regional agreement provides a path forward because people say i want that, too. i would like a good intellectual property protection. i would like to have services covered, too. that makes me a big fan of the transpacific partnership. get us into it, bill. bill: well -- we have recommended that, to no avail. i want to push you a little bit. i want to push you a little bit on the trade policy for the workers. we will get back to the w geo. -- wto. michael: i think when i was there -- i don't want to speak for the others -- we thought we were pursuing trade policy for workers and farmers and ranchers , and everything that we did was based on that notion that 95% of the world's consumers were outside the un