she wants to promote more international trade and settle disputes between w t o members like the u. s. and china. furthermore, or condo, it, we all will need to fundamentally reform the w t o. during her tenure than you had has just appointed 2 women and 2 men as deputies to make sure the global trade regulator can work effectively with its 164, extremely diverse member countries in the future. re casberg as an institute director at georgetown law and a senior fellow at the atlantic council. she joins me for more, not from that screen. however, let's see if she can actually hear me up. there she is. i see it right here. marie, i can see you, you're not appearing on the wall here. don't worry about it. 100 days is not a long time in a big organization like the w t. o. but what if anything can we say about and goes these? i'm sorry, a condra wayllace 1st 100 days. thanks so much for having me and you're right a 100 days. i'm not really enough to to deal with murray. i challenges that the w t o process right now for a doctor and goes the and also the that the global economy and the glob

she took on the w. t. o is top job. in difficult times, the pandemic is hitting poor countries economy the hardest. so the nigerian economist is calling for a fair distribution of vaccines as she did in brussels in may. we need to decentralize manufacturing. it's not normally that africa with 1300000000 people as 0.17 percent of the manufacturing capacity of the world. so normally that africa and 99 percent of its scenes and 90 percent of the some ethical conjure, areolas stresses a joint global vaccination effort is the best way to haul the world economy out of its pandemic slump. she wants to promote more international trade and settle disputes between w t o members, like the u. s. had china, furthermore, or condo, it, we all will need to fundamentally reform the w t o. during her tenure than you had has just appointed 2 women and 2 men as deputies to make sure the global trade regulator can work effectively with its 164, extremely diverse member countries in the future. re casberg as an institute director at georgeto

accused the other of illegally subsidizing their aircraft, making champions. boeing and airbus the w t. o ruled in favor of both, and a welter of tit for tat penalty chair of since you'd now the 2 sides agree to suspend tariffs for at least 5 years. music to the european commissions ears agreement we have fall now really opens a new chapter in our relationship because we move from litigation to corporation on aircraft and that after almost 20 years of dispute. and by december, it's expected that tit for tat penalty cherubs over steel and aluminum will be lifted. biden sees the e u as a partner, especially when it comes to chinese expansion, and it's built in road initiative. the u. s. is disturbed by china's growing influence in many countries, many of taking out huge loans from beijing to build new ports, railings, and roads that makes them vulnerable to chinese influence. if they're unable to service their debts. now the e u u. s. and other g 7 countries plan to set up their own trillion dollar infrastructure projects for poor countries. we can now speak to the mona manor, who is execut

aircraft and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. vast and is monitoring the summit from brussels? yes. as live on the lanes has. it's the longest tre dispute of the w t. o. and that means that this is indeed a breakthrough. what they're talking about is, di says, states subsidies for american airline maker. boeing and also on the other side here in the u for air bus. this has been a very difficult issue for, for all these years, which has led to serious legal battles at the w t o. both the u. s. and that you had one these battles and they were allowed to put sanctions on each other, costing billions of euros on the terrace. oppose on both of these packs, which really has distorted the trade relation because these terrorists were imposed on all kinds of products. so now to is this 5 year truth and this is all meant to actually get better and getting ahead of the competition against china, because now they realized that china, as aircraft builder, is getting ahead of both the u. s. and e u. so now they've probably urgency to really s

we should not underestimate this is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. so it's an our common interest to solve it. and i'm very, i'm very positive. i'm convinced that together we will deliver to day in deliver they did a long standing rivalry between 2 of the world's biggest airplane manufacturers, which has been fueled by the u. s. and u government's has been halted for the time being the u. s. and you have agreed to suspend tariffs for 5 years in relation to the boeing air bus battle, which is at bought at the w t o. ready for 17 years, the rivalry has caused plenty of tensions between europe and the us with things heating up during the trump administration. in 2019, the world trade organization gave us the greenlight to bring in tariffs worth up to $7500000000.00 on products from the u. that was in response to illegal government support of boeing's rival, european playmaker, airbus. and just last year, the w t o ruled in favor of the european union, concluding that illegal aid was given to jet plane manufacturer. boeing by the us government, the plan

we are now sharing the fits council in w t o in working to find a consensus and what has been put on the table so far by india and south africa has not been able to reach consensus among the w t o members. what we saw from the americans just some weeks ago was a very positive step in the right direction, which we embraced. and we are now working to see if new suggestions, the new proposals are from india and south africa and from others can bring some consensus along that would be my hope. eric says, thank you very much. noise, foreign minister it's and so we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world starting in peru where presidential that the presidential election still too close to coal. right. wing populace that k kofuji more holes and none of the votes are still being counted in rural areas. with a strong support for leftist candidate petro cast, you know, the way it will lead a nation suffering from recession and the world's worst corona virus, death rate. the last surviving liberator of shit since died. 1898. david sherman, the red army tank b

this day, about new agreement on it termination off the longest running tre, betral off the w t o, the better between boeing and airbus about state subsidies. there is a plan in the table and we hear that the talks are almost at the finishing line about having is several year long sort of kept to these subsidies. then we'll have to be paid equally. you could only be paid equally on both sides. now a lot of terrorists have been rising out of this battle and the french vineyards, for instance, as people who grow wine the front, they going to heave a sigh of relief if those terrace will be lifted. and this agreement can be made to date. barbara hazel in brussels. thank you. now the jailed bella, rosie and journalist roman protest. savage has appeared at a news conference in men skin. what the opposition says is another statement made under arrest at a breathing. savage said that he was in a good health and that he was not being beat that he was arrested last month after his flight to lithuania was forced to land and men. this is the 3rd time that he has appeared in front of the process. p

accused the other of illegally subsidizing their aircraft, making champions. boeing and airbus the w t. o. rules in favor of both and a welter of tit for tat penalty chair of since you'd now the 2 sides agree to suspend tariffs for at least 5 years. music to the european commissions ears agreement we have fall now really opens a new chapter in our relationship because we move from litigation to cooperation on aircraft and that after almost 20 years of dispute. and by december, it's expected that tit for tat penalty tariffs over steel and aluminum will be lifted. biden sees the e u as a partner, especially when it comes to chinese expansion, and it's built in rhode initiative. the u. s. is disturbed by chinese growing influence in many countries. many of taking out huge loans from beijing to builds new ports, railings, and roads that makes them vulnerable to chinese influence if they're unable to service their debts. now the e u u. s. and other g 7 countries plan to set up their own trillion dollar infrastructure projects for poor countries. while speaking of china, chinese investment in e

and that after almost 20 years of disputes, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. my, remember very well, it started when i got my 1st phone call by president biden in february, and there we jointly decided to solve this problem. okay, well on this rama barbara available, who's in brussels? welcome, barbara. so have they solve it? has this actually been result of it? just put a pin in it. you know, they just put it on the back burner in the deep freeze as you will fill. what they do and did is to say we're going to take 5 years to resolve this in a fair manner, that sort of at least 2 sides to compete against each other according to the rules of the w t. o. if we're not going to manage to change those worlds in the meantime, it's difficult legally, and a lot of lawyers will be sitting down to the big negotiating table, pouring over thousands of documents. because to sort of balance this fairness to just sort of grand, some sort of subsidy to each of the 2 sides of the building into air bus is really very complicated. so that is the one side. and the other side, of

that pales in comparison to total need. meanwhile, they're expected to ignore a proposal before the w t. o. to suspend patent rights on corona virus vaccines which would in theory allow poor countries to manufacture their own supplies. a proponent of that patent suspension plan in south africa, which is desperate to jumpstart its own recovery. an economic stimulus package has done little so far, or correspondent adria increased. dennis, this report from cape town, green market square in the center of cape town, used to be a popular spot for tourists buying $7200.00 traitors from across the continent at their stole. c. a before the pandemic, now in less than 50 remade colon in denver. had been selling necklaces and bracelets here for more than 20 years. he says, business has never been so bad before he was a court business, but for now, nothing is missing and everyone is still in his place. from despite us we don't re business, you know, tories not good in any government. people know we never get there government. never most traders, he say the same, the only official help and good was a di

both sides wanted to sold one of the longest running trade disputes in the history of the w t o to focus on broader issues such as concerns of what china us, state driven economic model was talk a little bit about that with our financial market. corresponding chelsea delaney are standing by for us in frankfort. first of all, chelsea. all of that good news for boeing and airbus today. definitely good news for air bus and boeing, which has been had very hard by the pen demo. they can't really afford to have these extra tariffs on, on their business right now, but it's also good news for the broader your european economy. the u. s. had imposed as $7500000000.00 worth of terrorist on not just plains from air bus, but also a broad range of goods. everything from italian cheese to french wine. so a lot of industries have been struggling under these terrorists and especially now in the pen demik, many would see a lot of relief from having those that permanently or at least for a longer amount of time or moved, arrives. wellness views out of the way. we can focus on other trade topics, one of th

and that after almost 20 years of disputes, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. a more glaring rivalry will be at play in geneva on wednesday, although the bite and put a meeting provides some room for cooperation. both sides have nevertheless played down expectations of any major reset in relations and dw alexander phenomena in geneva, following the summit for a tile eccentric to see you. just a few months ago, we saw us president biden saying, when he was asked that vladimir putin is a killer. and now he's about to draw these red lines for this meeting. how tense will the summit be? you know, my impression is rather to me that both presidents may be interested in lowering the pensions a bit when there are meet in the villa ground right behind me in this park. joe biden has made clear that he is ready to be tough on russia that he wants to call out russia for its aggressive behavior for human rights abuses, for the poisoning of the position, a leader, alexander viney. but he also said that he is interested in having stable and predictable relations with china.

now, this is the longest running trade devil in the history of the w t o. and it really did, as i say, poison relations. the ones that side says you're being said to the americans, you are subsidizing boeing, ansel, eat, by giving the company a huge defense contracts. something that we in europe cannot do in the same way the american say, now we see you pay government money directly to boeing. so this is totally unfair. and the 2 sides have been slipping. those huge 1000000000 dollars, 1000000000 dollar punitive payments against each other. now of all this is going to end, it's a big step. they have agreed now to have a 5 year free to just not touch this issue anymore. to not is sort of engaged in more terrorists and battles. and to put the lawyers at the table. and try to figure out in detail, who can it will be allowed to pay what to whom in the future. so this really is a big step forward. absolutely. and to put it into the broader context, i mean transatlantic relations. they have been strange for years of over this and more barbara, give us the bigger

and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. joe biden left brussels before the final press conference and headed to geneva, where he will meet with the russian president vladimir putin. this is what your leaders want him to pass on to putin. the 1st message is very simple. we are united . 27 member says we had an indifferent debate a few weeks ago about russia in which in them the illegal activities, the disruptive activities of the renewed show of u. s. e. u unity here in brussels is likely to help joe biden put pressure on his trash and counterpart on wednesday. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. so back as a supreme court has dismissed the quickle's of to suspect accused of planning the 2018 murder of investigative journalists could see. i can't, his field se enrolled at a lower court did not properly assess available evidence when claimed marian consciousness and his associates. elaine, it over the court has ordered a new trial. israeli police arrested several palestinian protesters as a

news later this day about new agreement on it termination off the longest running tre, betral off the w t o, the better between boeing and airbus about state subsidies. there is a plan in the table and we hear that the talks are almost at the finishing line about having is several year long sort of kept to these subsidies that then we'll have to be paid equally. you could only be paid equally on both sides. now, a lot of terrors have been rising out of this battle and the french vineyards, for instance, as people who grow why in the front, they going to he sigh of relief if those terrace will be lifted. and this agreement can be made to date, barbara hazel in brussels. thank you. and here's the look at some other stories making news. a bipartisan group of congressional leaders in washington has held a moment of silence on the steps of the u. s. capital to remember the estimated 600000 lives loss in the u. s. to the corona virus pandemic. on monday, president joe biden acknowledged the milestone and urged more americans to get back to students in hon. have attended a mass graduation ceremony

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aircraft building companies without sort of contravene doing the rules on forbidden state aid that the w t o hold. so the point is how to make it work in a fair amount of both sides, so that not one side in the future is going to have the feeling look at them. they're competing in a non fair manner with us. and we sort of can to go against them on the market. so this is what this is about. and of course, joe biden, coming to bro phone who doesn't like a gift bearing gifts. and this is his piece offering to the european union to say we want to sort of turn over a new page and start afresh and forget the last the last 4 years because they were difficult as european the other leaders have been saying here. chelsea, this is obviously a significant development. what does it mean for boeing and airbus? what's a major when for boeing and airbus today? we already heard from airbus saying they'd be welcome to the decision and also that these care ups were really lose lose for everyone involved. i think boeing would agree with that. the terrorists have actively made their planes more expensive to thei

aircraft and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. a more glaring rivalry. you will be at play in geneva on wednesday, although the bite and pewter meeting provides some room for cooperation. both sides have nevertheless played down expectations of any major research in relation. earlier d, w is washington correspondent, oliver valid, shared his expectations for the bite and twitch in summits clear buyer wants to join him back at the negotiating table. he wants to have the return of some kind of normalcy of diplomacy and then work in areas of common interest. as you said in this press conference on tuesday. and that could be a bilateral disarm. and that's a very crucial and important topic for both countries or the reduction of nuclear weapons, for instance. and then also, as we heard in the report, really to draw some red lines and tell body we're approved and no more election meddling, normal ransomware attacks also no more aggress aggressive behavior. that's why the u. s. one from russia. otherwise, it will face consequences just

aircraft, and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. well, president biden is now in geneva, where he is going to meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin. the last time the men met was 10 years ago and ties between russia and the u. s. u loza. since then. the agenda is expected to include cyber crime, election, meddling arms control, and human rights. climate change may already have passed and it reversible tipping point. that's the warning from a top arctic researcher in the biggest ever expedition to the arctic. more than $300.00 scientists spent over a year gathering data, they found that arctic ice is retreating faster than ever before. well, our series at war hotels continues next with a look at sarah yellows, holiday in, thanks for watching a fee. so i talked to al jazeera, we owe me, we're attacking ringer, and now they're attacking everyone and me on my do you regret? well, it's like, gosh, we listen. absolutely. nigeria with a woman, preston, it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories tha

and that after almost 20 years of disputes, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. a more glaring rivalry will be at play in geneva on wednesday, although the bite and put in meeting provides some room for cooperation. both sides have nevertheless played down expectations of any major reset in relation or let's go to our correspondence. rieger. he joins me now from geneva, switzerland, good evening to you better. we know that you as president, he is going into this meeting saying that he's going to be talking tough. but do we know what does he want to get out of this meeting? well, he wants a better relationship, is russia, although both presidents admit that the relations are now at a low point, so it can only get better from here. biden's said in television interview was put in as a killer and to didn't said about biden in another television, if you, he's a much men behaving like a hollywood figure. so we can guess the atmosphere between these 2 men is not the best at all. but nevertheless, they have also feuds of common interest in it. for example, comes to nucl

aircraft and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o joe biden left brussels before the final press conference and headed to geneva, where he will meet with the russian president vladimir putin. this is what your leaders want him to pass on to putin. the 1st message is very simple. we are united, the 27 member states. we have an index debate a few weeks ago about russia and each of them the illegal activities, the disruptive activities of 1st up the renewed show of u. s. e. u unity here in brussels is likely to help joe biden put pressure on his trash and counterpart on wednesday. let's get more on joe biden's, european tour with david o sullivan, who was a boss of it to the restroom 2014 to 2019. welcome to d. w, let's start with the boeing agreement to continue to disagree. how significant is this time pre settlement of that trade dispute? i think it's a very important breakthrough. it is a complicated problem. i've been involved in that litigation many years ago. i know how complex it is. it was impossible to find the definitive agre

number that pales in comparison, global need, they're likely to ignore proposal before the w t. o to suspend patent rights and kronen virus vaccines which would in theory allow poor countries to manufacture their own supplies. reference correspondent in new york, jose luis harl, who is they get to see if there's so much talk in the g 7 or, or around this meeting about being able to help these wealthier countries be able to help poor ones, speed along the way to their own recoveries, how likely is it that we're going to see a concrete plan come out of this? we will have to wait and see stephen indiana. it seems that there is a compromise to a more inclusive and equal recovery. but it will be, this is easier said than done a big play, just like tonight in $1000000000.00 doses of, of the vaccine at risk of falling short. there are many other issues to consider here to, for example, a timely distribution. while different virus streams keep gaining momentum. so some keep also as you mentioned, pushing for, for support for a waiver on the intellectual property behind the scenes as a muc

aircraft and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. climate change may have already passed and irreversible tipping point. that's the warning from a top arctic researcher marcus rex as presented the findings from the biggest ever expedition to the arctic. more than $300.00 scientists spend more than a year gathering data, they found that arctic ice is retreating faster than ever before. so come to the ice dr. waters to that is can the arctic year round ice be rescued? if you've seen the ailing and melting ice at the north pole in the summer of 2020, then delta arise, there are several tipping points in the climate system which lead to irreversible sudden changes which are triggered when the planet reaches a certain temperature. and we have seen that we are on the verge of that tipping point, which will lead to the disappearance of the ice in the arctic summer. more than 600000 people have now died from corona virus in the united states. it's the 1st country to pass that number. it's also the country with the most cases, more than $330

everyone else for the rare earth elements, i would think that there have been previous cases in the w t o for china because china was held them when there was a class between japan and china over the sink of the i think with the islands and that kind of precedent leads me to believe that in subsequent years, when the global supply chains are much more politicized than now, there is a high possibility that currently the 100 day supply chain review does list rare earths as one of the elements that the u. s. is, is very much going to be fixated on into the coming years, but it's not really exercised as a band at the moment as in the form of se, hallway been. so we would likely see some kind of policy mechanism to sort of secure some of the rare earth elements, especially coming from africa because china already possessed as a huge, huge some of the rare or it's that if discoverable in africa. so there may be in fighting amongst countries that would be in, in need of the rarer gym. this dependency on taiwan, when it comes to semi conductors. how worrying is that to western countries? i think

aircraft and that after almost 20 years of disputes, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. a more glaring rivalry will be at play in geneva on wednesday, although the bite and person meeting provides some room for cooperation. both sides have nevertheless played down expectations of any major research in relation. let's get straight over to d, w. correspondence. oliver is valid in washington dc over so perhaps not a major reset in store, but what does joe biden want to get out of this meeting? claire by one's to gentle back at the negotiating table, he wants to have the return of some kind of normalcy of diplomacy and then work in areas of common interest. as you said in this press conference on tuesday. and that could be a bilateral, this arm. and that's a very crucial and important topic for both countries or the reduction of nuclear weapons, for instance. and then also, as we heard on the report, really to draw some red lines and tell by the mere putin and no more election meddling, no more ransomware attacks also no more aggress aggressive behavior. that's what the u.

a lot of what we've been doing over the past 20 years since the elevation of china into the w t o. as we've been able to mask a lot of the, the inadequacies of all global see out system, especially domestically as we're sending jobs overseas as part of the trip and the armor. the thing is that the price of goods and lu, especially goods have been getting cheaper and cheaper because of china, right? well, that is ending as well. in this chart, imports the u. s. are now a source of inflationary, rather than deflationary pressure, dollar weakness, driving price increases. and you can see that it started with a pandemic. and that the, this is the inflation and the goods coming from china. and this is the amount of the u. s. dollar trading against the basket of currencies globally. so you have 2 things as china starting to have pricing pressure power. and also in a way, like you saw in the 19 seventy's us as member, we talked about the, the similarities between now in the seventy's. and that basically china has a cartel, they are the single monopoly building, you know, builder manufactu

and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. a more glaring rivalry will be at play in geneva on wednesday, although the bite and putin meeting provides some room for cooperation. both sides have nevertheless played down expectations of any major reset in relation or let's go to our correspondence. rieger. he joins me now from geneva, switzerland, good evening to you better. we know that you as president, he is going into this meeting saying that he's going to be talking tough or do we know what does he want to get out of this meeting? he wants a better relationship with russia, although both presidents admit that the relations at a low point, so it can only get better from here. vitamin said in television interview was put in as a killer and to didn't, said about biden and another television, if you, he's a much men behaving like a hollywood figure. so we can guess the atmosphere between these 2 men is not the best at all. but nevertheless, they have also feuds of common interest. and it's, for example, it comes to loosely disa

aircraft and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. the relationship between the you and the u. s. had suffered pretty badly from 4 years of donald trump. now joe biden wasn't town to strengthen this very strategic atlantic partnership that those 2 pack have had for a long time. biden has called the closest relationship in the world, and to achieve that, this trade disputes that basically were dominating the trump. iraq also tara's on mattel, minium 25 percent, very high terrorists that also have really this the traits relation between the you and the u. s. all had to be discussed today. on the mattel terrace, there's no solution, but a working group has now been established. we are committed, never fully last year back and it's overwhelming the interest of the have a great relationship with a very different than my friends. after the meeting, the president of the european council of charlotte, michelle's have the it's now a new founding fact between the 2 groups, a strong alliance for a better world. a lot of other issues were discus

south africa has not been able to reach consensus among the w t o members. what we saw from the americans and just some weeks ago was a very positive step in the right direction, which we embraced. and we are now working to see if new suggestions, the new proposals also from indian south africa and from others can bring some consensus along. that would be my hope, eric, because i think you know is for mr. alex, instead i will take a look at some of the stories making news around the world, not starting him through the presidential election. he's still too close to call writing popular popular keiko food. you more a holes and not a lead, but vote is still being counted in rural areas where the strong support for left is candidate and sort of castillo the way it will lead a nation suffering from recession and the world's worst. corona virus. death rate amazon founder jeff bezos is getting ready to write his own rocket into space. he says he'll go on the 1st passenger flight in a blue origin capsule next month is also taking his brother and his auctioning off a

and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t. o. president biden is now in geneva, where he will meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin. the last time the men met met was 10 years ago and time between russia and the us of new lows. since that the agenda is expected to include cyber crime, election, meddling arms control, and human rights. more than 600000 people have now died from corona virus in the united states. it's the 1st country to pass that figure. it's also the country with the most cases, more than $33000000.00. but the vaccination drive is rapidly bringing down the daily figures. california and new york at the latest states to lift most of their remaining restrictions. climate change may have already passed and it reversible tipping point. that's the warning from a top arctic researcher in the biggest ever expedition to the arctic. more than $300.00 scientists spent a year gathering data, they found that arctic ice is retreating faster than ever before. the spy on your phone continues now. ah, ah, ah ah . ah. ah. th

we should not underestimate this is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. so it's an our common interest to solve it. and i'm very, very positive and convinced that together we will deliver today. okay, and for more on this story, let's talk to database bob available in brussels and al financial correspondent, chelsea delaney is in frankfort. hi ladies, barbara. i'm going to stop with you. so this air bus bowing to speed really goes back almost 2 decades. what's the one about it and what resolution has been reached now? now the resolution that has been reached is a 5 year freeze. that means they're going to put this whole battle aside and promise each other, not going not to move any more for 5 years. this is the time to estimate that the lawyers might need to sit down a very big table and sort out thousands and thousands of legal documents. because this is a highly complicated metric at the car. it is about, as you said, what does count for what, what's an unfair subsidy, the tax break, the u. s. has given to boeing or the government loans that you has giv

what's happened in shin jang province to w t, o re designations, etc. and if you do all that, we will show up to your fancy dinner party in 2022. i think it's out figuring out where the leverage is with this and getting something accomplished in the short term. yeah, that would be the thing to do. you. what you would think that that would be the case, but not everybody's interested in what and what you just said in getting at accomplished now. you know, most of the media, they went to the voucher defense as i mentioned. so some granting him sympathetic sympathetic interviews where he could sit there and say anything he wants. but interestingly enough, and as a, as an author with a book out there, amazon scrubbed his new book from their side. and there are increasing calls from republicans that he be fired from his position, even though the white house recently said they see no circumstances under which that could happen. what do you think the future holds for fallacy? i just think the public is even people who don't know are sick of him because he said