, too, well, in the ballet of our stars, they generally work in every ballet one of our guys, from todesmeans, ours, i now also often work with todus, at different venues, in st. petersburg, in moscow, yeah, who else are you working with now, like if not your solo concert, mostly from performers, but we, we actually with everyone, yes, well, let’s say, some kind of program, or filming , they send us a list like this, that’s it, go ahead, we have a whole direction that deals with, namely, working with stars, dasha kramar is doing this now , and uh, that's one thing one of our favorite directions, because it is always honorable, joyful , when we started working with the stars, my god, i remember that first first feeling, we came out with sofia mikhailovna rataro, my god, i wanted to touch her, this, this is something amazing, or they saw larisa, this is the first time, this is some kind of magic , my god, how lucky we are, in general we are cool, i remember this feeling very well, it was always amazing, yes, yes, this, and i watched from the very beginning, the very first the team was so s

. >> let's talk about something that you said is one of the top priorities you said you have tode-leverfour. how can you de-lever without selling some of these offerings? >> well, we've announced that we're going to sell a very high performing asset by the way called the pacs biz. it's eastpak and jansport and kipling. that continues to do very, very well that is going through a sale process. we're in the middle of that now. between that we announced that we'd lower our dividend today. that's another contribution. when you add that up with our performance, we will deleverage. we've got two tranches of debt coming up. about a billion sub50 in total and our intention is to pay both those off. >> what is an analog of you can give me of a sneaker turnaround? they're hard to find >> an analog, look, i have a lot of respect for what new balance has done. >> yes >> new balance is a great story, great story. i was never a new balance customer, but i remembered new balance when i was growing up and i thought it was just a rung brand. i think they've done a super nice job. >> it's a great example

she was nominated by president biden tode be a commissioner on the ftc. she was confirmed by the senate in june of 2021. i think that she set a record in terms of time as a commissioner before coming chair. the president announced that he would designate her as ftc chair jonathan kanter. a partner in two different national law firms. most recently set up and antitrust boutique here in d.c. like chair con, he has been an advocate. a vocal advocate for vigorous antitrusten enforcement. also likely he is tough and determined spirit as demonstrated early in his legal career by surviving two years. >> let's get to the questions, although i should note that the assistant attorney general kanter was c confirmed by the senate in november of 2021. he is coming up at two years. almost two and a half years in position. first of all, welcome. >> both of you before, assuming your rolls in government, critical of antitrust laws. i think the bottom line is asked antitrust enforcement over the last 30-40 years has left a lot of consumer injury. unaddressed or under addre

taahu, they contend, allowed military preparedness tode alongsideesnian militant eson a he pursued aing off months of furious protests that delighted the country's adversaries. your thoughts, janine. >> yeah. i mean, they misread the situation completely. you have to remember that in 2005 israel completely withdrew from the gaza strip. they took out the settlers that were there. they took out the army. so they have no, as the israelis say in hebrew, they have no freedom of movement in the gaza strip as they still do in the occupied territory of the west bank. okay? so what it shows to me is they've become overly reliant on the technology solution in terms of monitoring of the gaza strip and they don't have as much human intel as they may have once had. that doesn't mean they don't have agents in gaza to give them information but they clearly don't have as many. but what's just so mind-blowing is that israel, the country that created the pegasus spyware that is on phones of dissidents and journalists around the world spying on them, did not know that this was going to happen. so hamas

our ambassador will bring into the conversation and that we need tode have an investor who s willingable to bring that discussion to bear. you do have the experience to bring insights on the potential impacts. that affect israel and american interests. i assume you will do that. >> senator, i hope i've demonstrated over my career that i'm not shy about sharing what i believe to be the right policy. i've never been shy to defend the intereststs of the united states. i've tried to do it through maintaining relationships with people i disagree with. we have many relationships where we have not agreed. we have had relationships where believe he has trusted me. i will be in a position to raise issues. i just can'tsr sit here today ad say exactly what the lines will be in the war. >> deeply empathetic with the peopley of israel after this horrific slaughter by thomas. just shocking and devastating andsa savage. i also believe that we have a responsibility to do everything that we can to work with israel to defend innocent palestinians who are as much victims of hamas as many others. and th