but then again, we also have to take into account the u. a has a very large us military presence in the country. 3 and a half 1000 us forties are actually based in the u. a running the, the americans largest gulf command s and, and vital to the u. a in certain respects in terms of the conflict in yemen, which the u. s. or advising, an actively involved. it so the way it kind of probably stopped between iraq and hobbs here, but my pads within is that they will always want to maintain the neutrality and move them back to continue to hope that stop. so they've been holding all the way through since the stop to the special military operation. last year we saw the us together with pay plus refuse to increase oil production. what was behind that decision and how the tooth oil relations with russia developing since then we take, okay, plus the u e is a very prominent member of that group. that group is obviously led by saudi arabia, as we know, joe biden is not the best of friends with the, the root of saudi arabia. so you a really, in that group of

so one extend is the u. a. e banking, like the help and russia face hurdle stemming from these western sanctions. again, a key is a fantastic question. so really what the you a have done, is it last year we just mentioned it, it just didn't report and they wanted a bank like this to mts bank and i am yes, today's a high and the all the where is one of the largest commercial group in russia, they own, for instance, the largest mobile phone operates in the country. they grow with the a license which is allow, and russian businesses and individuals to be able to open bank accounts. but if the citizens, oh, residence of the ever, i'm the rules in order to be able to actually send money from russia on to russia, which has been a very difficult thing, is we were living in moscow and in terms of being able to send and receive money abroad at the u. a central bank and said it's now considering options regarding the status of mts bank. what options are the referring? say? yeah, i think the probably a few different option

so a positive attitude towards potential e. u. membership, but they are not really overwhelmed by the idea but, but he has a, did the you officials make any robust 8 commitments to ukraine. yeah, we heard just that the was overshadowing many things and in a way it also influences what the e u. a has decided for example, if ukraine will already get some kind of access to the european market that it would usually not get at this status. but overall they have said that the, the, all the steps need to be followed and there's no timeline the ukrainians. i would have wanted the e, you to say, well 2 years, 3 years, 4 years, 5 years, but that's not that has not happened. the process will be the same. as for every other member, however, they gave it very positive feedback. and they said within this, this short period of for memberships of candidate status, ukraine has already achieved a lot. and that was also what we're hearing are from, from the backside that are out of the 3 members that have got kind of the status together. moldova, u

this really was going to be a big problem. and the e u is very much going to side with the irish government and demanding a solution up front. but then when the irish issue, the northern ar, she, she did take center stage, it became a huge big issue. it's effectively what caused the downfall of theresa may when her back stop proposal fail to gain the consent of her year. a skeptic members of parliament, it triggered the advent of birth. johnson. he then did this protocol deal, which richie syriac has been trying to make more workable in order to allow the u. k. to exit the e. u at the end of the in 2020. so it's been a long running subject, and it's been a thorn in u. k. u relations ever since it really emerged as a really difficult issue to solve this issue of how to avoid a land border in the island of island while protecting the integrity of the eas single market. while also allowing northern ireland to remain part of the u. k. internal market. that's good to, to look at a buck owens opinion on this in dublin. obviously we'll get into

and so the role of a u law, though diminished won't disappear entirely. there may be a deal breaker for northern ireland democratic unionists and the hard core of pro bricks it m p 's and the conservative party, both of whom the prime minister appealed to when he addressed parliament later he does not. many fed could not be done removing thousands of pages of a law and making permanent legally binding changes to the protocol treaty itself. the prime minister has confirmed that a vote will take place inside the house of commons before this new deal can become u. k. law, there's no chance of losing it. he's already been promised the support of the opposition labor party. what mr. tonight will hope to avoid, however, is for yet another new divide to form inside the conservative party of the breaks, it breaks it was supposed to have been done at the end of 20. 20 intrusive was never going to be done until the problem of northern ireland was done. the u. k and e. u leaders are hoping it finally has been jonah, how al jazeera london. well, here's how the so call

when britain left, the e u. a customs border was drawn between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom. that made irish unionists angry because they wanted to stay part of the u . k. under the windsor framework, goods will be separated into a green lane for goods traveling to northern ireland and a redline for goods moving into the e u. o. re challenge as more this deal. if it is going to stick, has to satisfy 2 key political constituencies. one of them is wrecks at hard line as within the conservative party, but perhaps more importantly than them. it also has to satisfy the democratic unionist party here in northern ireland. both of these groups have been fiercely critical of the northern ireland protocols. it has taken months to get to this point on we will not be rushed, will not be pushed into a hasty decision. we want to make the right decision. now until the d u p. all satisfied, then the deal is not a goa. and until do you pay a satisfied this building behind me store months is still politically

u. k. is admitting that a so called kremlin narrative was actually the truth. the report said that despite the admission the u. k. deployed a psychological warfare unit to the balkans to counter a growing russian influence another barrier to combat in this information is the fact that certain kremlin backed narratives are factually true. for example, one of the country's most prominent pro kremlin narratives relates to russia's ongoing support for belgrade. in the course of a dispute, which is true, responding to inconvenient truths as opposed to pure propaganda, is naturally more problematic. earlier my colleague or you know, neil i spoke with reports, author grey's own u. k, at his or kit, clara. but now he says that london's main tactic is to undermine russian influence around the world. the tatic is simply too well is done by demonizing moscow. yeah, well i mean, i think that they just, i mean the access from a file to talking which an internal foreign, which discusses the difficulties of combating russian disinformation in this context in order to use the i

ah, it happened with a super sonic boot last weekend. the u. s. fighter jet shot down a chinese spy balloon off the atlantic coast to stop the coast of south carolina. we don't know much more than that. it was an apparent case of the shoot. first. ask questions later. so what about that balloon? and why did the pentagon just confirm that there have been other balloons sent from china? and before this happened, beijing and washington said that they wanted to mend tattered relations. was that true? or was it just a lot of hot air? i recall from berlin. this is the day. ah! what began as a spy balloon has become a trial balloon. and i commend president biden's leadership. and unfortunately, the president failed that test. this is lee unintended entry of the airship. it's a u. s. airspace is an isolated accidental incident or a mom. we sent a clear message to china that this is not accepted to do this acceptable and irresponsible behavior present was paralyzed for an entire week by boldly also coming up the deadliest single attack since the russian

and a u. s. delegation has visited the palestinian town to pull it up after it was attacked by israeli settlers on sunday, especially representative for palestinian a. faith. harvey, i'm a met with the victims. israeli settlers burned down several hollins, businesses and cars. ah, now president canada. miss zalinski is warning that the situation and the eastern frontline city of buck mode is getting worse. regional, separate as leaders say, nearly all the roads into the city. and now under russian control, the area has been the side of a bit, a deadly battle for more than 6 months. but which cannot provoke saddam in both the situation is constantly becoming more difficult. the enemy is constantly destroying everything that can be used to protect our positions for fortification and defense of our soldiers defending in the backward region. our real heroes. the russian media is reporting that an unmanned drone has crashed in the moscow region. the governor says the drawing was targeting a facility

also a new report from beijing liaison while it colds. the perils of u. s. head gemini, a thing, a picture of the lands washington goes to achieve completion of mobile democracy and also ahead. the relations between russia and china, a rock solid, a senior chinese official gives a ringing endorsement to current ties between beijing and moscow. begins a european tour with talk and the russian capital with where we are catching the program from today across the world. welcome to moscow on the global news run up on our t tour top story. russia has suspended its participation in the news star nuclear tracy, but it's not departing from the agreement. that's what vladimir putin said today in his annual address to the national parliament. or they would signal out was, would, it would need a representatives. the u. s. is sending signals and putting out ultimatums to russia. they say you, russia must implicitly do as we have previously agreed to, including the new start treaty while we the us or do whatever we want to us. they say there's no connection between the

just a week ago, seymour hersh reported that top u. s. officials planned to blow up the gas pipeline since late 2021. when the attack happened last september, nato drills in the baltic sea were used as a cover. the bombshell report also says that norway, help the u. s. in the sabotage oslo however, is trying to divert blame, accusing russia of spying on the nordic countries energy infrastructure. in 2003, russia will try to gather intelligence about most aspects of norway's oil, gas and energy sector. police security service considers it unlikely that russia will carry out any act of sabotage on norwegian territory in 2023. if russia's willingness to escalate, the conflict with nato and the west were to increase however, acts of sabotaging and strategic targets in norway will become a more likely scenario. in the current security policies situation, police security service considers the petroleum sector to be a particularly vulnerable target. however, the rust, sabotage of russian gas pipelines seems to have played into all blows, hands

u. k. reduce system for quite a lot. so this is what these people in northern ireland who feel very strongly aligned to britain. this is what they really have been asking for. and now the e u has made a concession. it doesn't mean that it is all going to be plain sailing and you still has some sort of influence in northern ireland and some form of loss will still be have to be applied. but definitely the e. u from a british point of view um has been very nice to richie sooner and there was definitely a reason for him to smile. jackie are as big as just said lots of concessions there from b e u side. how much? how far did b e, you go to make this deal go through? well, i think when we look at this, what they've tried to do is just a kate, the british government, in the sense of these, these red and green lanes. this might sound like my new shy for a province northern ireland of less than 2000000 people. well, why is this such a big deal? but this is really all about the philosophy of keeping that border on the island of ir

a former u. s. intelligence whistleblower suggest that you f o sightings are often used as a distraction. it's not aliens. i wish it were aliens, but it's not aliens. it's just the old engineered panic and attractive nuisance. ensuring national security reporters get assigned to investigate balloon ball rather than budgets or bombings. a law nord stream until next time. and the developments have been greeted with mockery and skepticism. don't worry just some alien friends of mine stopping by. while a former f b i. agent with top level security clearance insist that the latest sightings could be part of a false flag, alien invasion, military officials that are working with the law because they really need to get the fear to get back on the map with this fake alienation that we're going to see a lot more politicians start supporting the artifacts and the you a piece hush has predictably been to smith as a crank on the story of fantasy. but he is just that latest evidence. the points, the finger of s

well then angry, furious, but i admitted a heartless u. e. a liquid me so that'll donald's daughter, monica and her husband julio lopez, were also stripped of their citizenship. i understand you've lost more than just your citizenship. yeah. oh good. no, rick will come. although we don't accept, don't take his actions, they're having consequences. they were raised outburst tickets from the civil registry as they would never been born that confiscated our property and canceled our pensions. it's not enough to make us stateless. they want to make us destitute . among the latest $94.00 nicaraguan exiles stripped to their citizenship, a prize winning novelist said you're remy, this angel gone their belly. remedies has accepted columbia's offer of citizenship and belly, that of chilly whom she thanked. which solidarity of all of latin america left leaning governments jelly is by far the harshest critic of nicaragua, government. and it's also been one of the 1st offers citizenship to those who more take a has vanished. and perhaps it's because hundr

that's according to award winning american journalist seymour hersh for earlier revealed a u. s. plot to blow up the nurturing gas pipelines. the white house, or just that it says not to panic, over rethink you f o insulated as a stereo over the possible alien origin of the mysterious objects. spirals in the us, we take a closer look at what's really behind the story. and the bbc and india is reportedly accused of tax evasion, as searches of the networks offices continue and new delhi with good afternoon for mark, international studios in moscow. and welcome to the hours most vital news stories from across the globe. i'm pure allies about u. s. president joe biden, lead germans freeze this winter for the sake of ukraine. that's according to american award winning journalist seymour hersh, who shed light on the mystery of the nordstrom gas pipeline sabotage. uncovering the u. s. role in the attack. it scares me that the president was ready for such a thing. and the people who carried out this mission believed that the president was well aware of what he was doing to the people o

the u, as a single entity came 2nd at a $180000000000.00. while the u. s. spent a $141000000000.00 from brussels on join now by milan elk about milan as a research fellow and head of the climate policy program at the center for european policy studies in brussels. thank you for joining the program. is the right to be threatened by the u. s. is inflation reduction act? well, yes and no. on the one hand, the inflation reduction acts of a very general subsidies and the subsidies are combined with some other measures related to the components that need to be used in the production of goods. and these are really a challenge european industry. but on the other hand, no, because the inflation reduction acts still really as overwhelmingly a good thing. it is the 1st time that the u. s. they a comprehensive federal climate policy, which for the 1st time also target the greenhouse gas emissions coming from the industry. and all these investments that the subsidies promote will lead to increased economies of scale and deaf, also lower cost for low carbon technologie

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the a campaign called shock and awe by the u. s. military, the tech came in waves cruise missiles followed by the f. 117 still farmer, with the so called bunker russian golf, america's crusade to shock it all a rack and the world into u. s. dominated democracy had begun. no cost was too high. if it meant accomplishing the goal, shut on the country down would entail both the physical destruction of appropriate infrastructure and the shut down and control of the flow of old vital information and associated commerce. so rapidly as to achieve a level of national shock. i came to the effect that drop and nuclear weapons on hiroshima and nagasaki had on the japanese this term shock and all quickly became a household name, appearing on everything from energy drinks and coffee to video games. and condoms. kind of morbid, considering thousands of people were killed in the 1st several weeks of this doctrines application. but back then the mainstream media did everything it could to justify the u. s. invasion. there were no strangers to cens

u. s. of quote, unjustifiably citing with israel earlier when pressed by a report or a u. s. state department spokesperson refused to call the west by a palestinian territory occupied by his really forces. what kind of ignition you give the path to the west bank. they reside in the territories, resigned and totally dependent as if it were a different planet idea. occupy plans, you do subscribe to the fact that they are and then ministry occupation, so technical question and occupation. so let me say a couple of things. the point is, i believe, i think i may not occupy what is the status that you give that all right for this moment, what kind of out of the day said the recent period? i seen a strong recent doing, i am saying about legally, how do you know that the passing is what invest? yes. so i understand the question you're asking, and as we've said previously, it is vital for both sides to take action to prevent even greater loss. and we condemn any violence escalation or provocation. where we spoke to the reporter involved in the exchange side, our account from the pal

thought a height of al jazeera, her water in occupied westbank, u. k, and e leaders have finalized a new deal for northern islands. post breaks at trading. arrangements by its sides, have hailed as mocking a new start for relations. nolan on ins, democratic union. his party says there is significant progress, a warns that key issues of concern remain jane hull has more it's not often in u. k. e u relations that optimism winds the day. so this was a rare moment, a smile that said a deal had been done. today's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole the united kingdom protects northern islands place and our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. the used chief executive hailed a new honesty in the relationship and spoke of her pride in the so named winds of framework. updating the original northern ireland protocol that governs post brags in trade between the u. k. and the i you, this new frame at will allow us to begin a new chapter. it provides for long lasting solutions that both of us a confident will w

u. s. and a few of its allies anointed one, why doe, as their chosen president for venezuela, a move, some o, 80 percent of the world reject it. and now the u. s. has its sites set on nicaragua, again under the bite in administration. so what do these 3 latin american countries have in common while they're all run by left? is herman's resist us influence and exploitation by the west. so to talk more about nicaragua in the crosshairs, we'll bring in a man who's had 1st hand experience with its president. is dan co valid? he is an author and professor of international human rights at the university of pittsburgh school of law. his newest book is called nicaragua, a history of intervention and resistance. dan, thanks for joining us. first i'd like to address the us state department framing of nicaragua. if you go to their website to see their remarks on the country, they describe it as having descended into this sort of distort be a nightmare run by an authoritarian bonnie and clyde. in this case, d

then he beat me up, hit me a drought, the u. s. congress is being urged to investigate a trained derailment in ohio, which is feared to have caused an environmental disaster in the area for both wildlife and local residents. the white house, or does the citizens to not panic over recent you f. o incident as is area over the possible alien origin of the mysterious object spirals in the us. we take a closer look at what's behind the story with good morning for mark international students in moscow and to wherever you may be, catching us from. welcome to the hours most vital stories across the globe. i'm fear l is about us president joe biden. let the germans freeze to death this winter for the sake of ukraine. that's according to american award winning journalist seymour hersh, who shed light on the mystery of the nor trim gas pipeline sabotage. uncovering the u. s. role in the attack. it scares me that the president was ready for such a thing. and the people who carried out this mission believed that the president was well aware o

so this is a mutual interests of europe and the u. s. and to make this mutual interest becoming a strong partnership, we need to solve some problems with milla has mentioned some concrete items. the idea behind it is that a strong green industrial market in the u. s. and a strong green industrial market in europe will help each other that we boot to green bridge over the atlantic and help each other. because the goal is the same. fighting global warming and creating a new industrial resilience and industrial independence in a way the german economy, sir, but how they speaking there for more on that a visit to washington. i'm not joined by battles bart managing director of the german economic institute. a welcome to d w. so both sides agreed on full transparency about this years. so the subsidies is that the best deal that the 2 ministers from europe were able to get i think it was not plausible or not, not the possibility of change the place redox back there with that visit. it had been long debated in the us to go to a very, very painful

a new report from beijing lists what it kohls, quote, the perils of a u. s. head. german painting a picture of the legs, washington goes to, to achieve its divisional global democracy. ah . right. pushing back all the main street narratives and setting the record straight from moscow. what's your news right now? what ought to international? so russia spends its participation in the new start nuclear treaty, but is not departing from the agreement. a president vladimir putin by that statement today in his annual address to the national parliament. but they would signal up as we did with the needle representatives, the u. s. is sending signals and putting out ultimatums to russia. they say you russia must implicitly do as we have previously agreed to, including the new start treaty while we, for us or do whatever we want to us. they say there's no connection between the new start treaty issues and the ukranian conflict or other hostile actions by the west towards russia as well as if there is no loud statement that the u. s. aim is defeating russia strategica

a pedestrian leaping out of the way. police following in pursuit. the u-haul hitting pedestrians, a police officer, and cyclists as it tore through the streets. >> there are pedestrians struck in the area and the patients reported it is the same u-haul truck. >> reporter: tonight, police are working to determine the motive and whether the driver was intensionally trying to hit all these people. police tried to pull over the driver, who sources identified as 62-year-old weng sor, but authorities say he refused to stop. screaming at one point he wanted to die. witnesses were horrified by what they saw. >> all of a sudden, i just saw this whoosh and i saw this man on a motorcycle, probably delivering something, just being mowed down. >> reporter: police say this went on for more than half an hour, through six different intersections. the driver hitting at least eight people before police finally stopped the u-haul. >> behind us is a u-haul truck stopped successfully by the nypd, ending a violent rampage through brooklyn. >> reporter: tonight, the driver is i

at a time in the u. s. a. trying to get away from foreign reliance on batteries. how can we explain this? no, well, i mean it's definitely a noteworthy, especially with all the tensions between china and the united states. but i guess that for it also depends on the expertise from the chinese manufacturer. as you mentioned, the world's biggest producer of batteries, i guess what it's important is that this factory is fully owned by 4. it's more of a licensing agreement with the chinese company and with the fact that the local okay did in the united states will be fully owned by ford. so they will be able to probably get some text incentives from the inflation or reduction act that joe biden started a couple of months ago. okay, you mentioned that inflation reduction. that's a series of incentives that are drawing not just forward, but it's getting looks basically by industries around the world, especially electric, car, battery makers. i assume that we will hear other announcements in, in the days the. com, is that possible when we look at this kind of pull factor

u. s . a post is anything that person is ready, palestinian to state solution of the house breach, just concluded his trip to middle east dalton meeting palestinian president, my boss on the desk told from an attack and a mosque in the park. stony city of shala has listened to at least a 100 committees been tossed with investigation, the security lamps that the police compound and alleged negligence. yes, justice department says another 4 men have been charged with criminal offenses in connection with the assassination of haiti's precedent. juvenile, noisy, have been transferred to american custody after being detained in haiti. poison was assassinated at his home in july of 2021. and since then, gang violence in the country is escalated, leading to arise in kit, nothing's killings, and a major humanitarian crisis. my cana has more from washington. well, these 4 men who have now been removed into custody in the united states were arrested shortly after that assassination among them as a man ca

but he spent a year or so in limbo while the u. s. government tried to find a new place for him to live. hon had been a permanent resident of the us, but after his conviction, there was no chance that he would be allowed to resettle in the united states. con is now going to be living the rest of his life. he believes in the country of believes in central america, in a statement through his lawyers con said that he is sorry for what he had done, and that he hoped to make a new start in a new country with his family. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has attended the opening of chad's embassy needs, hello vive. it's a major step in normalizing relations between the 2 nations. trad severed ties with israel in 1972 in solidarity with palestinians. netanyahu has been trying to build ties with muslim majority countries since his 1st term as prime minister, pamela, israel, and sudan have agreed to normalize ties. israel's foreign minister, eli cohen has just returned from khartoum, where he met sedans, army chief abdel for to albe

that's a scandal that the u. s. based private military group. mozart has been caught up in the groups founder andrew milburn has been accused by the organizations financial director of a number of miss deeds. a 26 point list suggests milburn has been involved in taking bribes from private businesses and persuading the ukrainian military to protect specific assets. he's been accused of having a sexual relationship with a ukrainian woman who was getting paid $90000.00 us dollars a year to be a personal assistant. but number is roughly 4 times the amount than the company's average compensation for a similar employee. the mozart ceo was rejected the accusations and instead claim the financial direct. i wanted to quote cell most sought to the taliban. meanwhile, he's also said that his organization is apparently willing to change its name as it focuses its strategy in ukraine. today was the last day for the more said group, the more to group and it to day, the name an entity had become the subject of litigation and a dist

. >> hablaron con expertos que ayudan a vendedores y nos explica lo que es una visa u. >> los ataqueslor y su organización, se unieron para ayudarlos . >> hace dos días miré el video de carlos donde lo atacaron . >> (sonido ambiente) . >> ahorita lo ayudamos a agarrar recursos par aaplicar a la visa u que le ayudaría a tener su residencia después de un ataque. >> hablamos con un abogado de inmigración de los casos y requisitos para el alivio. >> para ser elegible para la visa u,uno debe ser víctima de un crimen, y debe demostrar que tiene un daño y que ha cooperado con la policía para investigar . >> si cumple con estos requisitos puede iniciar el proceso para la visa u a través desu abogado y a través de organizaciones locales. >> como la organización de flor que recomienda que llamen al número (información en pantalla) incluso lo pueden ayudar con asistencia económica para acompañarlo en cada paso. >> carlos ayer lo acompañamos a que vaya al hospital , que no se había chequeado las heridas, entonces le ayudará teniendo eso que le dieron doctores para hacer su caso más fuerte. >> núm

a u. s. delegation has visited the palestinian town of who was after it was attacked by israeli settlers on sunday. special winds representative for palestinian affairs. hardly our met with the victims. he's calling for full accountability and the prosecution of those responsible. well, there's been an escalation of violence in the area in the past few days. to israeli settlers were shot dead near the city of nablus, and another israeli american was shot on a highway near jericho. sarah cairo has more now from jericho in the occupied westbank. i'm here at one of many checkpoints that jericho said, see that's very much stopping all palestinians trying to get out. you can see a few individuals that are having their paperwork checked now they see on, on a partial lockdown. also the israeli forces are continuing them. man hunts a several palestinian assailants. they've accused of killing and israeli american citizen on monday nights in a drive by shooting that makes that person. the 3rd is rea

a good thing. it is the 1st time that the u. s. a, a comprehensive federal climate policy, which for the 1st time also target the greenhouse gas emissions coming from heavy industry. and all these investments that the subsidies promote will lead to increased economies of scale and deaf, also lower cost for low carbon technologies. and that is really a good thing for all countries around the world. until now, industrial policy in the u has been restrained by very tough competition laws in order for them to have their own green tex pledge europe is going to have to change that. how tricky is that going to be for them? this is indeed a very important but difficult issue. what we should keep in mind is that these competition rules called state rules have been in place for a very long time. it actually goes back to the late 19 fifties, really the beginning of european integration. but then they have been also a lot more relax since the beginning of the mac. and the reason why was because due to all the last dance, really expensive suppor

a u-haul driving plowing through brooklyn, hitting pedestrians, cyclists, and a police officer look at this surveillance tonight, the moment the u-haul jumps onto the sidewalk there. a man jumping out of the way just in time. this all lasted 340 minutes, terrifying witnesses and lasting for miles. multiple intersections, until police were able to arrest the driver, pinning that vehicle against a building there. tonight, the suspect is now under arrest. what he allegedly screamed at them when he tried to get them to stop. at least eight people hit, two are in critical condition tonight. abc's senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky leading us off on the scene in brooklyn. >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying images. surveillance video capturing a man driving a u-haul on a 40-minute rampage in brooklyn. jumping the curb onto the sidewalk. a pedestrian leaping out of the way. police following in pursuit. the u-haul hitting pedestrians, a police officer and cyclists as it tore through the streets. >> there are pedestrians struck in the area and the patients reported it is the sam

you will see a massive decline in the u. s. g d, p in the u. s. economy as a whole, and it may be left with this box. you get the big multinational corporate that don't pay any tax which will hit the bottom line on the united states service b i r s that will not be able to collect as much money as it's collecting right now, which will just completely and utterly cause the us to keep spiraling out of control for more money because they'll have a deficit on the amount of collecting businesses is they. small business is what exists in china. the economy is complete enough. the plans by, by the, the central bank of china now the central by could, china, does not sit in the capital basing. it sits in china financial sense, shanghai. and they say that they've become the fiscal policy and they cover the policy. not just in the morning with a policy that may have been built one yet 5 to 10 years or even 20 years before. so i think china only stands to width and the u. s. the more you know, in my opinion, opening the goal for china to just hit, not penalty,