it is a problem with some of them to keep chinese from invading taiwan is some kind of alice in wonderland bazaar thinking. this president the current one, biden, -- bizarre thinking. the president, the current one, biden, needs to rethink. host: next is keith from -- what you think. caller: it is money well spent. and it is why a think some president should make some world war ii type war so we could go through 3-4 years of hardship for everyone. when we do have something like this that comes along, we would have the fun to pay for it and not think about was this too much money or too little money because it is the right thing to do beyond the shadow of a doubt. we are not spending it on people's lives, we are just spending honey. it is a great thing for the world that we do that. host: is there an endless supply of that though? is there a measure that says that that is the end of a conflict in the satisfaction of the ukrainian will ending the, like -- the conflict? caller: it is the end of conflict because russia should learn -- i bet anything there's more good people in russia that if t

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enjoy outdoor activities, but also become the hero of a fairy tale, you can feel like alice in wonderlandtely didn’t expect from such a meeting, the big-eared lads on the territory of the club walk around completely freely and obviously accustomed to the attention surrounding the bell trinity church. in the village of kiev, he keeps his stories from this temple, two bells remained. one bell, however, er, when they closed the temple, and then they threw it down and when it fell it broke. yes, i see that's where. there was also a third small bell, it disappeared. these two bells remained and such ancient rural rights. how the family decided to exchange the bustle of the city for solitude and built the estate with the slabandovs. field. that's when the oils settled and we decided too. you decided to give people the opportunity to also to be in nature to relax and by virtue of, let's say a bad internet, get a little detox, that is, this is a lack of connection and enjoyment of nature, we travel around the polozhensky district along with a tv channel. belarus 24 in the program the route is bui

and this is the key point is european commission president are still of wonderland and european council president trauma show. so we've been talking a lot about nato allies support for ukraine today. but remember, ukraine has also applied to join the european union. so certainly our president zalinski will be having conversations with bunder line and michelle about his country's european union. did. he also may have a few things to say with some of the leaders of the balkan countries. remember that serbia is a strong and loyal supporter of russia. so presidents, unless you may want to have some words with the survey here, presidents there at the dinner as well. bosco's voluntarily shows the thank you very much to this is urgent saudi arabia to investigate allegations that saudi bought a gauze have been involved in killing migrants and asylum seekers. human rights watch claims. saudi gobs have killed hundreds of if he opens the report. the ledge is systematic mass killings, and they gave me the saudi border gone. so even said to have used explosives, saudi arabia has previously denied de

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in 1922, the first congressional bill was introduced to create an entity called wonderland national park in the western regions of south dakota. not many settlers may have wanted to live in the badlands anymore, butom someone was bettg that people would want to come and marvel at their mysterious beauty. a paradoxa about the national park service is worth noting here. it is a conservation bureau charged with admission to expand in other words, entrusted with protect public land, they also aim to acquire it. through donation, purchase, exchange and eminent domain. when you think about it, such an expansive agenda was likely to create hard feelings sooner or later in indian country. our parksks are natural, of coue but they are also humanly shaped stocked with large ungulates, old railroad hotels the parts came in a few decades. expanses whereto a risk at camp, hike and fish with a sense every inhabiting a prehistoric past. there was a problem, too. they were not the first ones in nathe so-called wilderness. the parkland has been used by 1 degree or another by generations or even centuries

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they became part of the public domain.ll the entity called wonderland national park. the paradox about the national park service worth noting, it's a conservation charged with a mission to expand. entrusted with protecting public land, it aims to acquire it through donation, purchase, exchange and eminent domain. expense of an agenda is likely to create hard feelings sooner or later. they are naturalal but humanly shaped. were tours with the scent of rain having prehistoric past. the human beings to 1 degree or another for generations. the designation in the national acreso a maximum of 50000 in seven years later in the midst of the great depression congress authorized monument boundaries to extend to five times the original area including the edition of declared sub marginal or unproductive.gh in 1942, washington, the war department announced plans to confiscate a chunk of reservation adjacent too the monument. 43 miles long by 12 miles. forty-three by 12, roughly 350,000 acres to create the range. it was to be used for target practice. the area is worthless land. ow

in 1922, the first congressional bill was introduced to create an entity called wonderland national park in the western reaches of south dakota, not many settlers may have wanted to live in the badlands anymore, but someone was betting that people would want to come and marvel at their mysterious beauty. a paradox about the national park service is worth noting here. it's a conservation action bureau charged with a mission to expand in other words, entrusted with protecting public land. the nps also aims to acquire it through donation purchase, exchange and eminent domain. when you think about it, such an expansive agenda was likely to create hard feelings sooner or later in indian country, our parks are natural, of course, but they're also humanly shaped, stocked with large ungulates, blessed with old railroad hotels, with magnificent views and promoted to represent a time of untamed wilderness. the parks became in a few decades, the equivalent of unspoiled islands expanses where tourists could camp, hike and fish with the sense of re inhabiting a prehistoric past. but there was a probl

and this is the key point is european commission president ursula of wonderland and european council president trauma show. so we've been talking a lot about nato allies support for ukraine today. but remember, ukraine has also applied to join the european union. so certainly our president zalinski will be having conversations with borderline and michelle about his country's european union bid. he also may have a few things to say with some of the leaders of the balkan countries. remember that serbia is a strong and loyal supporter of russia. so president zalesky may want to have some words with the survey here. presidents, there is a dinner as well, process goes voluntarily, shows the thank you very much to us. from ukraine, we go to the boys, syria, wherever our size also engaged and is now carried out as strikes on the rebel base of the province. the syrian observatory for human rights groups says, at least 8 fine to is from the jihad is minutes and group i out here, i'll show him what killed the group controls. launch pots of it lips, one of the last areas holding out against pre

only enjoy outdoor activities, but also become a hero of a fairy tale, you can feel like alice in wonderland kind of meeting am i exactly the big-eared lads didn’t expect to walk around freely on the territory of the club and are clearly accustomed to the attention surrounding the bell trinity church. in the village of kiev. keeps its history of this temple left two bells. one bell, however, uh, when they closed the temple, and then they threw it down and when it fell it broke. yes, i see, from somewhere else there was a third small bell. he disappeared. here are these two bells left from the ancient such rural rights. how the family decided to exchange the bustle of the city for solitude and built the estate in a slaband field. here, when we settled ourselves, and we also decided. we decided to give people the opportunity to also be in nature to relax. and due to , let's say, bad internet, get a little dox. that is, this is the lack of communication and the enjoyment of nature, we travel around the polozhensky district along with the tv channel. belarus 24 in the program the route has been

i thought that there would be no better wonderland, but no, there is , well, really, really time, a chicthis is us, that's all. this is seryoga. it somehow triggers you right away with some kind of poetic line or something or a topic how it works. as she is a good topic, yes, actually already forgotten. what is the big problem of men with a man sergeevich tell us honestly. right now as in spirit, when millions of viewers watch you, you keep a diary. some pink diary, no, i even at school at least black yes, black with a skeleton with a butterfly, and black with a skeleton he conceives. our problem is that we are smarter than us, they write something down, because it is clear, then you will forget. this is where this is from, moreover, you saw something good in a dream, you need to write it down right away, because, in my opinion, 7 seconds and you forget everything from the truth, because how many times you used to sing some song , you wake up beautifully in such a cafe and you think it will be and you don’t remember anything anymore. through any there half a minute at once it is necessar

yes, because for a while, what had been really a sort of wonderland where the street where you livedtown, it was your castles, it was your place for dragons, it was the place of dreams, became somewhere that you had to check in and out of, suddenly, you had to sign to leave your own street and go through a barricade and a sort of primitive checkpoint charlie. what i was aware of was being put on a high alert so, as it were, your emotional engine was revving really high and it was exhausting. that's what i remember, and for everyone, it was absolutely exhausting, and on every side. and families were moving in and out of streets, you know, it was a time of tremendous change and also where the media and the explosion of everything in terms of social activity and political activity in the mid—to—late �*60s was being reflected and shouting out loud from the televisions and from the radio, and so the sense of being in a sort of tumult was very, very palpable. were you scared? most certainly scared. i mean, there's a scene at the beginning of the film which recreates the moment where it kic

not only russian fairy tales are captivating, because you had a collection dedicated to alice in wonderlandad a disney nutcracker and what about? yes, at some point, well, since the history of the brand has been going on for more than 20 years, and at some point we considered the main world fairy tales and made a collection for each of them, but then we tried to go all the same into the russian style, because when we present our collection in a foreign showroom, here in new york, we had a showroom in paris, then first of all, when he comes to visit, showrooms. it's bayer or the press always show. this is a russian designer. this is a japanese designer. this is a german designer. that is, first of all, the origin is always in the foreground. only later. the same surname of the designer, that is, this is belonging to the country, it is of key importance and it became clear that it is wrong to be inspired by other people's fairy tales, you need to be inspired by your own, and we have already begun to speak only on the territory of russian fairy tales. and when you launched with your brand, the

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in 1922, the first congressional bill was introduced to create an entity called wonderland national parkn the western reaches of south dakota, not many settlers may have wanted to live in the badlands anymore, but someone was betting that people would want to come and marvel at their mysterious beauty. a paradox about the national park service is worth noting here. it's a conservation action bureau charged with a mission to expand in other words, entrusted with protecting public land. the nps also aims to acquire it >> through donation, purchase, and eminent domain. and eminent domain. the agenda was likely to create hard feelings sooner in the indian country. our parks are natural of course but humanly shaped. stocked with large items and promoted to represent untamed wilderness. theca parks became the equivalet of unspoiled items. you could camp, mike, and fish with reinhabiting a prehistoric past. there was a problem too. tourist weren't the first one in the wilderness. the parkland was used and managed by humans for one degree orev another in generations and centuries. with business

rather, you like the winter wonderland type of thing?rn in movies. >> jimmy: i apologize if this is news to you. when did you learn about santa? >> what do you mean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: um -- i mean -- you know what i mean. >> no, i don't. yeah, no. i remember -- i remember that day vividly. i don't know what age i was. maybe i was -- you know, 8 or something like that. it was, you know -- school, playground, everyone told me -- >> jimmy: somebody told you? >> somebody told me. a little rat told you. >> i went home and checked with my mom. she didn't lie to my face. she said, "that's right, he's not --" i'm scared to say if any kids are watching this, i don't want to be that person that does that moment. it was a very, very sad day. because then it also -- the realization caught up as i was saying it, also that probably meant that the easter bunny and the tooth fairy -- >> jimmy: you put that together also? >> yeah. >> jimmy: some kids will be like, "oh, santa's not real, thank god for the easter bunny." >> exactly. >> jimmy: by the w

you know, this is alice in wonderland stuff, alex. when the impeachment happened after the president tried to mastermind a conspiracy to hold onto power, to foment a big lie about the election, to push for an insurrection, they all said -- and ted cruz said it specifically, you know, we have courts for this, we should not convict him on the impeachment because we have courts, right? so now the rule of law is doing what it must in this country, and that is recognize the facts and apply the law, and what are these guys saying now? oh, well, let's let the voter speak. they are hiding under their desks. it's a bunch of cowards making things up, and they're going to be in trouble in november because the vast majority of the country kind of sees what they're doing. >> yeah, you know, pointing out the fact they all -- i mean ted cruz, tom cotton, josh holley, these are guys that have gone to top tier law schools, highly educated in the law and who for a time were seen as the leading lights of the next generation of republican leaders. i find

you know, people from the knoxville area and they would go to the clubhouses of their, such as wonderland the summs of their. and they also had homes there. and now the national park service after the national service fully took over this area and these land deeds in the 1990s were preserving elkmont toso kind of keep it as it was t also educate people what you don't see in elkmont is history of african-americans. african-americans would have been on those and serving as butlers and caretakers and even serving food at the time. and that history is quite lost. .. i enjoy the davis family. been lucky enough to do oral and oral history with davis senior, which used to come with his dad. so we can kind of back up and, talk about the history of the davis family being an element. what you see here from left right is william mary, steve davis, part of the davis family. but william was really it is it was really important. he used to work for the family from knoxville. theyre had have been millionairs road as they called it. he used to be a caretaker in the amount and get the cabin ready in the s

you know people from knoxville area and they would go to the you know clubhouses there such as wonderland summers there. and they also had homes there and now the national park now the national park service fully took over in the 1990s. the would also educate people. the history of african-americans. african-americans have been on those trains asom well coming in and serving as beutler's and caretakers. the history is quite lost but some is not lost when it comes to this family. we've been lucky enough to do oral history and we can back up and talk about the history of this family. what you see here is william and steve davis, but william to wick within four this family from knoxville and these cabins on the road as we call it. they used to be caretakers and they would get the cabin ready and they would shut it down for couple of days and they were memories as well. let me go back here and if you look at the last picture, it gives you a good photo of what it used to look like, it's no longer there today. you will see the front porch of the cabin but we did oral history last year but ron d

. - the owner of this papier-mached wonderland is yesenia prieto.reamed of smashing in a blind rage. but first and foremost, she's an artisan of joy. great. what, um--what do we do? - we're gonna be making our little burrito piñata. - ok, as in burrito, not like a burrito, but like a mini burro. - yes. - donkey, ok, great. - a little donkey. - you are a third-generation piñata maker? - yeah. my family came from mexico. and they were really positive and very, like, the american dream, and, like, we're gonna make it. so my great-uncle opened up a party store, and he was like, "let's make piñatas, and they're gonna be beautiful." and then my grandma and my other grandfather got involved, and then my tia got involved, and then my cousins got involved. i did understand that there is value in art, you know? - mm-hmm. - it's like, if people only knew what we could do, if people could only see. the mission was to, like, help my family by reintroducing it as an art form. - like, for me, i think piñata-- forgive me-- but what i think is, like, go to the party

they would go to the clubhouse is there such as the wonderland and appalachian clubhouse and spend theow the national parkou service after the national park service fully tooks over this area and the lands of the 1990s, were preserving to keep it as it was but also educate people. what you don't see is the history of african-americans. african-americans would have been on those as well serving as butlers and caretakers serving food at the time. that history is quite lost. some of history that is not lost what comes to the davis family. i enjoy the davis family we have been lucky enough to do an oral history with ron davis senior which we could back up and talk about the history of the davis family and elk mops. what you see hear from left to rice is william, mary, steve davis part of the davis family but william was really important to this. works forro the family which waa prominent family from knoxville. they had one of these cabins on millionaires road as we call it. with that william and his family is to bed caretakers of this cabin. they would come out and get the cabinet ready fo

which the bathroom is hiding, you are a special such artistic painting in the style of alice in wonderlande will be a rabbit. there will be a hatter. and i also want to say that this table, see yourself, there will be a countertop. downstairs there will be chess to take came ate chess, played went further into another room to the dining room, where there will be a large table will be the correct radiators. it is also very dark, as it will be functional and heated, otherwise, maybe it will sit. and here in the corner we will have two chairs for conversation. rest zone. they eat noisily there. and here is the youth here. here's the last intrigue of the pants transform tricks transform from the narrow, long balcony we'll be doing. eh, vestibule, warm, it turns out that we can move the stairs. here it is absolutely right. here you go. open the door, the room will increase, hangers will appear. some benches where it will be possible to throw a bag, everything is honest. yes, absolutely right, and go through your living quarters without snow, as if in clean shoes. here it is our gambit to sacrif

this is alice in wonderland stuff, alex.t happens after the president tried to mastermind and conspiracy to hold on to power, to -- foment the big lie about the election, to push for an insurrection, they all said, ted cruz at a specifically, we have courts for this. we should not convict him on the impeachment, because we have courts, right? so no, the rule of law is doing what it must in this country and that is recognize the facts and apply the law and one of these guys single? oh, let's let the voters speak. they are hiding under their desks. it's a bunch of cowards making things up. they are going to be in trouble in november because the vast majority of the country kind of sees what they're doing. >> yeah, pointing out the fact that they, all ted cruz -- these are guys of a gun to top tier law schools who are highly educated in the law and who for a time were seen as the leading lights of the next generation of republican leaders. i find it staggering that this is the position that they are taking, and i think when you

i served a beautiful city, in general belarus is a wonderful wonderland. spent time in the summer with my grandmother in the country and now you are restoring it, i decided to restore the house now, because which is really very, but close to me memories are close. and well, it turns out there is a grandmother. uh, lived attention, just thank you worthy. my grandmother's house is dementsky the house that i have now decided to restore. pay attention to the oven this oven. i decided not to take down not to do it again. i lay sleeping on it alone chugunov, here i make all sorts of sweets, look for eggs and bacon, and fry. well, i’ll say it again that you can visit today the honored artist of the old man. i lit the ninety-fifth year already in those years you drove the attention of all the women of the country crazy. i'm walking strenky legs moisture. you boots hair to belts blue eyes. oh, these legs of lag boots. for what? why do goals make me crazy? come on, i said that he continues to mix because i was told that you are waiting for more additions to the fami

you know people from knoxville area and they would go to the you know clubhouses there such as wonderland the appalachian clubhouse and spend the summers there. and they also had homes there and now the national park service after, you know, the national service actually fully took this area and these land deeds in the 1990s were preserved in elk to kind of keep it as it was, but also educate people. but you don't see an elk. my is the history of african-american inns african-americans would have on those chains as well coming in and serving as butlers caretakers and even servant food at the time and that history is quite lost. some of the history that's not lost is when it comes to the davis family. and i enjoy the davis family. been lucky enough to do oral and oral history with davis senior, which used to come with his dad. so we can kind of back up and, talk about the history of the davis family being an element. what you see here from left right is william mary, steve davis, part of the davis family. but william was really it is william used to work with him. the melbourne family, whi

ceiling made of chipboard, this cute house for the daughter of our heroes alice will fall into a real wonderlandsing room, the rotary section is suspended on two brackets. she without wheels will not spoil the flooring. we sheathe the frame of steel pipes with mdf panels , turning the section into a continuation of a huge storage area on the window sashes, we fasten corrugated curtains of two options, translucent for soft scattering of sunlight, and blackout to completely protect from it. we paint the wall in alice's house in the color of ripe raspberries. now let's pay attention to the artificial lighting along the wooden wave on the ceiling on both sides we attach overheads it is extremely easy to turn into a dining room this compact console in a couple of minutes transforms into a full-fledged dining option almost 2 1/2 m long, inserts can be used in any quantity and get exactly the size which is required. and the partners of this transformer are a dozen folding lightweight plastic chairs, they stand in the provided side sections. does the console occupy the center compartment? we will supply

we've got a guardian story now, louis and people are getting left behind in this new technology wonderland my god. what's oh, going my god. >> okay. this is this has been the worst week for worst show. >> going to disagree with >> i'm going to disagree with you now, even if agree with you now, even if i agree with you, the saints, mate. you, i'll pick the saints, mate. yeah, i don't agree. >> agree . you >> i don't agree. well, you like the okay no app. no, the story. okay no app. no, don't. please don't disagree with me. i can't take it. no app' with me. i can't take it. no app, the digital app, no entry. how the digital world is failing. the non tech savvy and this is the guardian. they're trying to be nice to old people. they're saying old people. they're saying old people can't use tech, which they shouldn't be able use they shouldn't be able to use tech. whole tech. that's the whole point. the world moves get the world moves on. they get their grandkids it for them. >> it's quite unfair, >> oh, it's quite unfair, surely, kerry, i disagree with you. >> yes. >> yes. >> by the way, don't

i was writing a piece about this election being like "alice in wonderland." what is down is up, and what is up is down. you think normalnormal services be resumed, and the weights of things will pull donald trump down. maybe voters in iowa and new hampshire will look at the seriousness of the content on wednesday night, and there will be policy discussions wednesday night, which this country desperately needs. then we'll look at the arraignment thursday morning and decide, you know, actually, donald trump is too exhausting and has too much baggage for them. he's so far ahead in the polls, it's hard to see that route, but maybe it is just possible. >> let's talk about some of the weights on donald trump with former u.s. attorney barbara mcquaid and nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. good morning to you both. ken, i'll start with you about this bond deal for the former president with the fulton county district attorney fani willis. $200,000, twice the other defendants, but also, more specifically, ken, these rules set out about threat

and that's like alice in wonderland. right there, this is inside with him.h him, told stories, then crawled out of there and said, take everything, i'll pose. so let's find out the correct answer. ira and he us in the plot attention to the screen tatyana abramova has been friends with irina latina for many years , the actress assures her friend of many pluses and one small minus. she may be late when the car is parked. if we agreed to meet somewhere and even say on purpose, ira, please come, only without a car. well, just come. no, 10 minutes 20 minutes, her stupid habit. because of this , she is late early, because she supposedly parks the car. you didn't reveal your secret and the money stays in our bank. from monday to 20:00 on ntv cartazone bank with free service it is profitable to pay here and there. there we pay cashback pay ozon bank cards with cashback up to 25% open for free in the ozon bank application a magnet price that you need sausage knitting 134-99 first-class sale stretched like without overpayments on yandex market instant coffee egoist wa

this is a topsy-turvy alice in wonderland type of approach by the biden administration.e need a president of the united states that is going to enforce the laws of the united states to prevent illegal immigration. that means denying entry between ports of entry in the united states. 29 ports of entry, joe biden wants them to come across the border illegally between those ports of entry. host: apparently mexico's diplomat was saying it may violate the 1944, 1970 treaties on boundaries in water, it impedes the flow of water. from everything i've seen with videos, it does not look like it is impeding the flow of water at all. this seems to be a week objection as well. >> it only impedes one thing, that is people who returned to across the board illegally. host: republican governor abbott last month talking about this lawsuit by the justice department to remove that barrier in the rio grande. that lawsuit heads to court today in texas. the judge will hear arguments then. the administration, the press secretary, the biden administration's press secretary last week defended th

it is a problem with some of them to keep chinese from invading taiwan is some kind of alice in wonderlandazaar thinking. this president the current one, biden, -- bizarre thinking. the president, the current one, biden, needs to rethink. host: next is keith from -- what you think. caller: it is money well spent. and it is why a think some president should make some world war ii type war so we could go through 3-4 years of hardship for everyone. when we do have something like this that comes along, we would have the fun to pay for it and not think about was this too much money or too little money because it is the right thing to do beyond the shadow of a doubt. we are not spending it on people's lives, we are just spending honey. it is a great thing for the world that we do that. host: is there an endless supply of that though? is there a measure that says that that is the end of a conflict in the satisfaction of the ukrainian will ending the, like -- the conflict? caller: it is the end of conflict because russia should learn -- i bet anything there's more good people in russia that if the

i know what a wonderland it is, not otherwise.erations , it will take time for the conflict with doctors in britain to reach its peak, the prime minister , the sunok, grabbed the budget with his own hands , refuses to allocate even fines, doctors use the last resort before the riot , a general strike. uk hospitals were suspended for 48 hours today , with thousands of doctors at the hospital saying they would only provide emergency care. national health service warned patients that included in the two oil savers should expect serious malfunctions . so this is a deadly economy, even worse in the united kingdom are drug addiction in scotland has become the world capital. cocaine addicts in the country take roughly one and a half grams of cocaine at a time, twice the world average , showing a survey conducted by weiss news showed that nearly 62% of scottish respondents had ever used cocaine. by comparison, 25% of those surveyed worldwide reported using cocaine, with scottish youth, the use of cocaine has become commonplace, especially

indictments and treat them like "new york post" headlines maybe he can delude himself and sit in a wonderland surrounded by sycophants. georgia's voters are different and things just got real for the former president on a number of levels. let's bring in nbc news correspondent blayne alexander who joins us live from outside the fulton county courthouse. you've been following this investigation from the start. what can you tell us about the terms of surrender? >> reporter: well, mika, we know that right now nothing is off the table. you heard the d.a. last night basically say that those 19 people have until noon of next friday. ten days to come down here to atlanta and turn themselves in. now, what exactly that looks like, i understand from talking to my sources that it is going to be a conversation that involves a number of people. talking about negotiations between the d.a.'s office, between the attorneys for these individuals, between the judge who's involved in overseeing this case and between the sheriff who's handling all of the security for all of this. all of those people are going to

alison wonderland world. sorry for young world. feel sorry for the young people. messed people.— >> yeah, but let's let's stay positive on all of this because i'm. >> it's going to be it's disappointing for some people if they don't get the grades they were hoping for. however, the reality of this is whatever universities have asked for in terms of grades , they're going terms of grades, they're going to have to reassess in the wake of all of this, getting those figures out today saying all these undergraduates have dropped out of university in the last couple of years because of grading inflation, because they can't hack it . they actually can't hack it. they actually aren't clever enough to be doing what they've gone in for. so actually, this realistically actually, this is realistically beneficial for the students of the future , isn't it ? the future, isn't it? >> yes, we know. we really do need to get a sense of reality. i remember when i advised margaret thatcher, it's a long time ago now, of course, she said chris, you know, all said to me, chris, you know, all the exams