petersburg, except jack the mayor of saint petersburg. i think the way to think of putin in year 2000 is as a modernizer. that was the promise he sort of made to the russian people and for a while it it worked the modern builder right modernizer in the sense that you'll create a system that works a powerful state, you know an economy that's comprehensible. and so he did engage in confrontation with various oligarchs, of course a lot of the modernization has driven by oil money, so it's not as if putin did something magical to make the country prosperous. he just sort of benefited from those from those revenues, but i think he presented himself and was understood by the public as younger new generation efficient competent, you know, not somebody who had a drinking problem like yeltsin, so that's not somebody who had these personal weaknesses, but it was in the name of modernization. i think democracy would be a bit of a misnomer. i agree. i'm not trying to make him out to be the next coming of thomas jefferson over here, but no because you

he ruled from 168-217-2005 founded the city of saint petersburg as russians window for europe. how's his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end? at this point, this seems very like in the united states has always had a variety of tools to use and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole world. and we need to make room for the rest because without out there we can do a football talking about with the bus a with i want to go out because i love us. we are with, or digital, filthy choice issues, somebody over there or socially, but zimmer, with scarlet, is one of them like piece with him talk you deal with luck on him. you up pulls up ideas, was the kid is vanya with the an idea raise, you know that way they don't my oh, [000:00:00;00] blue ah, with no lou, he started to study of columbia. you've used to d

petersburg as russians window to europe. how's his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end? at this point, this seems very like i am, my name is frank, i'm a retired from philadelphia, got in the movement in any age, 13 or 14. we were violent towards those people because we believe there were this race. we were here 1st in our country being part of that movement. i got your sense of power. when i felt powerless, we got attention when i felt invisible and accepted when i talked to level life after hey, is an organization that was founded by 4 o skinhead, neo nazi white supremacists in the u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out was 2 parts to getting out of a violent extreme. this with the 1st part is disengagement, which is where you leave the social group. and then the next part is d, radicalization. work belief systems. audiology are removed. it was very impactful. when someone finally came along with no fear, no judgement, you heard my story did noth

that is all i'm saying >> jim, saint petersburg, florida, gun owner. hi, jim. jim, good morning. >> glad you got my call, good morning. can you hear me? >> yes, we can, please go ahead. >> hello? >> all right, chris, vernon hills illinois. you oppose, chris, a reminder to you and others you have to turn down the television. go ahead. >> thanks, my question is really about assault rifles. assault rifles are used for home protection and hunting. i am not arguing that. but, pump shotguns are used for home production and hunting as well. i am not sure you can argue with that one or not. but, my why can't assault rifles be redesigned or upgraded to be similar to a pump shotgun? it has a limited capacity, slower reloading. then hunters can still use them and have eight or ten shots, whatever. and if you do not have this unlimited 50 around capacity that is just insane. unreasonable weapon. >> chris, you are saying you oppose what they have put on the floor and the senate because it does not go far enough? >> i think it needs to go a little bit further, i think the gu

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young volunteers took part in the fence in the heart of saint petersburg during the war. the city then known as living ground was under siege for 3 years. in the central city of some mara, people laid on fire paintings on the road during the war. it was a reserved capital of the ussr. moscow bites also marked the anniversary people gathered 2 lights, 1418 candles along the mosque of a river. the number precisely marching how many days the brit kitriana war lasted, flooded more potent also laid flowers of the grave of the unknown soldier. which symbolizes the harder witness than sacrifices made during the war. ok, don't miss any of the big midweek stories by giving our team twitter page. i follow you will be bored there for me now on the news team here in moscow for no good bye . ah hm. with sri lanka has become the 1st southeast asian country in 2022, unable to pay its foreign debt. this total is $51000000000.00 un viewing the wall reading fear such a economic challenge. the sanctions imposed by western countries against russia have brought this island nation to its knees

for the saint petersburg, sars residence, they re whoa. the yellow silk damask fabric for the leone hall, the initial imperial order dates from 18. 66. kennedy is combining the old with the new. that's when i find really interesting senior he know leo. now the is not worried about the future of silk weaving for the luxury market. that soil to put result is and will remain a luxury product. also, it's always a question of quantity. the people will always want to have silk so much. it's been that way for the past 5000 years is some, you know, people have been dreaming aloud possessing something made of silk for 5000 years as well. so the future is guarantee for you to let us show. and so senior he know leo, now the hopes that the next generations to will be able to achieve their enough sellers who know when i think of the beach and the ocean, they always bring back memories of summer holidays. but for british artist christie ellison, the beach is where she collects what the c wash is up to create miniature works of art. her cottages, unlike

and i think that what we're holding in saint petersburg now is helping this. yeah, just finally, there's so many shifts and alterations in the global situation. right now i do expect a positive trend, as you're saying between moscow and islam about to continue despite who's in power . absolutely, sir. just one factor each administration since the end of the ninety's, each leader visit the russia $999.00. now washer. we've to have a 2003 sharp, 2011 diarrhea and 2022 in brown, con, separate visits. ok. and maybe just before you go as well, because on the program, as you may know, we've been covering the situation pakistan in recent weeks. so many people out on the streets, millions of people protesting supporters with m. ron can. what is the situation there? what is the atmosphere like in the country as it stands, ambassador? ah, oh, we feel that the situation is controlled. we feel that the iran seeing that there may be some violent disturbances in our rearrange, in some hot shots. so we think that it's pretty normal and we think this is within the boundaries

petersburg first and then to moscow. what you see happening now is really a major, major cracks appearing in this orthodox unity or traditional unity of the last few centuries, to a degree that the leader of the ukrainian orthodox church under the moscow patriarchate issues an appeal to putin, talking about the sin of gain. so it's about really turning this argument about brotherly peoples and brotherly nations... brother against brother, yeah. ..in a very different way. so, this war that was launched under the pretext of defending russian culture and russian language and ethnic russians really notjust kills ethnic russians, but also destroys the whatever is left and credibility, certainly, of russian culture in ukraine. and this is really a big, major challenge for writers or poets or people or politicians, who in one way or other, oriented themselves, not so much on russia, but on the russian culture and language. i want your historian�*s eye on one other aspect of this, and it gets to the centrality of the second wo

petersburg in 2005 and made the club a major force in brush and football with gas bronze backings and at one that 1st everly title in the russian premier league. they could now make big money transfers and low international stars from the top leagues to russia. gas prom also had long sponsorship deals with red star belgrade for serbia. and since 2006 was chalka, one of the most popular clubs in germany with a working class mining background, the russian government in gasoline particularly used. i think they used h, in one sense to build legitimacy to build credibility. it was a form of energy politics or energy diplomacy, ready to coin full as a means through which to, to cover all to distract from what you really doing, which is what it was always. he's try create gas dependency. germany upon russian souls. it's by sponsoring shall, cup polluted and gas from we're able to whitewash their image. while popular figures like former german chancellor got food, a lobby for the company to opening the door for huge profits from oil and gas. germany has traditionally been gas prices, largest

he built the city of saint petersburg as russia's window to europe. were to day with rushes, international ties in tatters. officials are downplaying that side of peter the great, instead of focusing on his efforts to transform russia into a great power. now that is not lost on vladimir putin. on thursday, he visited an exhibition in moscow dedicated to the early life of the russian czar . after signing the guest book fulton met with a group of young entrepreneurs in, started developed during the q and a photon drew a striking parallel that he and peter, the great surprise, shared the same historic requests. if this doesn't come with he to the grateful, the northern wolf, or 21 years, some might say he was fighting to seize territory from sweden. he wasn't seizing anything he showing that he was taking it back. ratio took by this. that was what i show you could reclaiming and consolidating. that's what he was doing. so now it seems that it's our turn to reclaim and to consolidate. to paula was a shit you could have been at the convenient when vladimir

petersburg as russians window to europe. how's his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end? at this point, this seems very like no obstacles from moscow. that's the message from russia's talk diplomatically, content condemned key efforts, lack of action to resolve the grain export issue, and that with the circus county park to discuss ways to facilitate rain exports from ukraine. under my feet are thousands of tons of corn which was burned down. the storage facilities were set on fire as ukrainian nationally. battalions were retreating in thank tons of bones, grain in the ports of mario pole, which russia says was destroyed by retreating, ukrainian forces.

he built the city of saint petersburg as russia's window to europe were today with russia's international ties in tatters. officials or downplaying that side of peter the great. instead of focusing on his efforts to transform russia into a great power, now that is not lost on vladimir putin. on thursday, he visited an exhibition in moscow dedicated to the early life of the russian czar . after signing the guest book fulton met with a group of young entrepreneurs in, started developed during the q and a photon drew a striking parallel that he and peter the great no surprise, shared the same historic requests interest of income with pay to the grateful the northern wolf, for 21 years. some might say he was fighting to seize territory from sweden. he wasn't seizing anything he showing that he was taking it back rachelle took by this, that was what i show you could reclaiming and consolidating. that's what he was doing. so now it seems that it's our turn to reclaim and to consolidate. to paula was a shit, you could have been at the convenient when vladimir putin launched his so called special

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he ruled from 168221725 founded the city of saint petersburg as russians window to europe. how's his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end? at this point, this seems very like with stock and just look up for a muscle around noon. she kitty doesn't beating train. she'll own a nurse to me. place you mom with his ashley of nbc. wanted to work with you but not. but the key for the children in that'll work for phones or something like that. and then we got that with brain. lisa, a with wild concrete burns houses, burns apartment blocks all over the place. it won't be soon when the life will spring again. here the r t crew visits a strategic front line city in the la guns republic shelled for a month by ukrainian artillery. the west continues to blame russia for the global food prices. un warning that the world may face an international catastrophe in 2023 in agricultural products from russia and ukraine are not allowed to return. washington wants to restrict imports from a chinese province over forced labor allegations that despite a long history of us corporations

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petersburg. either it was the production or the number is very much thinking people in this city, the city which is a great sound and was created to be precisely that you're hearing people do, do recall the words. so i know that all of your was coming to russia and come to moscow for the sake of spoils force and destruction of this country. ready so the we get experience here is very widespread and also i don't think there is a crescent charles will last forever and certainly not last generation. i personally think of a 5 year time right before a senate a returns a year and we're much to year to see if we changing these insane policies. as a consequence of the road back from your leadership is very good experience. who you are starting as a source going down, right? because governance creed actually ducks in line to is to implement all the crew and rather stupid restrictions. these have not yet yielded low back yet because it will be function. but, you know, let me go back to john here. i mean, t

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he ruled from 168221725 founded the city of saint petersburg as russians window to europe. as his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end. at this point, the scenes very likely, ah cross sucking russia and europe, i'm joined by my guest on laughlin in paris. he's a university lecture in history and political philosophy in st. petersburg. we have gilbert doctorow. he's an independent political analyst, an author of memoirs of an ex pat manager in moscow during the 19 nineties and in province we cross through laudermill goldstein. he is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university. i gentleman cross sack rose in the fact that means he can jump anytime he want. and i always appreciate, i want to ask you all 3. the same question. i'll start off with john. here is the window to europe at st. p. that peter, the great envisioned, is it coming to a close? is it closed? yes, it's been slammed by europe or in russia throughout the last 1020 years has repeatedly said how much it wants to cooperate with the west, with europe in particular, of course, bu

petersburg. the moto of this year's form is new world, new opportunities. that's exactly the essence of the event. russia is trying to turn sanctions, actually the effect of sanctions into new opportunities. the anniversary meeting is taking place at a difficult time for the entire international community. the long term mistakes of western countries in economic policy and illegitimate sanctions have led to a wave of global inflation to the destruction of the usual logistics and production chains and to a sharp increase in poverty and food shortages. but as it happens, prospects open up.

petersburg. the moto of this year's form is new world, new opportunities. that's exactly the essence of the event. russia is trying to turn sanctions, actually the effective sanctions into new opportunities. the anniversary meeting is taking place of the difficult time for the entire international community. the long term mistakes of western countries in economics, policy, and illegitimate sanctions have led to a wave of global inflation to the destruction of the usual logistics and production chains. and to a sharp increase in poverty and food shortages. but as it happens, prospects open up along with challenges every year at the st. petersburg, international economic form, one country as awarded the status of a special privileged guest. and this year, it's the turn of egypt, the land of the pyramids. the number one event at the form is happening on friday, june, the 17th that is called the plenary session. and this is where almost exactly 4 months after rushes operation in ukraine began. vladim

he ruled from 16821725 founded the city of saint petersburg as russians window for europe. how's his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end? at this point? this seems very like let me ask you the ratios. and if you always have been a little racist, this kind of fell into acceptance. you know, was in your like in your family with your community every other everywhere. so arm a few them. yeah. yeah. well way lighting way. i was afraid to be open about it every come grace one's a good person. the prism never said that person around with you know, the other mishawaka already had i didn't, i need to know what i felt, what i believe felt right. most guys, when they get out, they don't keep with it. i know if i, if i have a good person, that's what i have to do to click back. oh, so how long over the whole course your life are you involved like actively as like a white supremacist michelle time? sure, it's all john. we always make new ones. you know, they make more fashionable. usually. i know. so just one big was the only for i know i, michael i was like was coming.

he ruled from 168-217-2005 founded the city of saint petersburg as russians window for europe. how's his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end? at this point, this seems very like wooten, you know, one? no, sir, no, no. hon. who a job? no, no. what dog, more shrill than what they should end up unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. and grill. oh, you know, to push it was, it gives you or should i go did that. they're not feeling good on you, son, new rochelle. he on more mom, you know, martha, this is meant new against them all. one of up on there and i got over much sale. i got your name up. i go. on monday. i wish to know about joy. whoa, whoa, knew he didn't or guzzle more or less than a jealous i had to put on with their mother and all everybody bill. can you go out or cows? nice. oh boy. good with to go on what the on the wow she my and new other i'm all i can send more or 7 m

petersburg. the moto of this year's form is new world, new opportunities. that's exactly the essence of the event. russia is trying to turn sanctions, actually the effect of sanctions into new opportunities. the anniversary meeting is taking place at a difficult time for the entire international community. the long term mistakes of western countries in economic policy and illegitimate sanctions have led to a wave of global inflation to the destruction of the usual logistics and production chains and to a sharp increase in poverty and food shortages. but as it happens, prospects open up along with challenges every year at the st. petersburg, international economic form, one country as awarded the status of a special privileged guest. and this year, it's the turn of egypt, the land of the pyramids. the number one event at the form is happening on friday, june, the 17th that is called the plenary session. and this is where almost exactly 4 months after russia's operation in ukraine began. vladimir p

petersburg, international economic form which is hosting more than 100 countries. the broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas . certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with the lu ganske republic, city of 70, done. yes. were foreign mercenaries are believed to be trapped in a local chemical plant alongside ukrainian soldiers. now, according to various estimates, up to 2 and a half 1000 troops are stuck in the industrial zone. russian and allied forces say that they have taken control of all of the city except for the plant as ought where key of forces blew up a container laden with chemicals. at the end of may, a move local officials have called a provocation and a crime against civilians or he's got his donald comments from the front line. behind me, you can see the black plumes of smoke. they are rising from the azores plant. there's about $800.00 may be meters to the positions of ukrainian forces. in fact, were the only news crew to go this far deep into the territory of the town of several. the nets, in fact,

a few days ago in saint petersburg, i bought a mir putin gave a speech to an international crowd. it was quite strident. i mean, for most of us, they bow listen to it and read it later. it's very can to the 2007 speech made in munich at the security confab there. what did you take a peek from it because it was quite strident and it was basically saying, we don't we, you're not the west is not interested in a relationship with us. so we're not interested in having a relationship with the west. no more. this cancel culture, we don't care anymore. and when we go to foreign minister labranz, i think it was to the b, b, c. he saying, you know, the question from the question or was, you know, in the, in western eyes and he said, i don't care about your eyes. i mean, and love rock different usually speak that way. okay. i mean, that's why i'm calling it irreversible split. i mean, they're basically saying we're, we're not, we're done talking, we're going to move forward in the direction that we feel is best for our sovereignty. do you think that's a fairs summation of putin speech, max?

a few days ago in saint petersburg, i bought a mir putin gave a speech to an international crowd. it was quite strident. i mean, for most of us that i'll listen to it and read it later. it's very can to the 2007 speech made in munich at the security confab there. what did you take a peek from it because it was quite strident and it was basically saying, we don't we, you're not the west is not interested in a relationship with us. so we're not interested in having a relationship with the west. no more. this cancel culture, we don't care anymore. and when we go to foreign minister lobrado, i think it was to the b, b, c. he saying, you know, the question from the question or was, you know, in western eyes and he said, i don't care about your eyes. i mean, and love rock doesn't usually speak that way. okay. i mean, that's why i'm calling it irreversible split. i mean, they're basically saying we're, we're not, we're done talking, we're going to move forward in the direction that we feel is best for our sovereignty. do you think that's a fairs summation of putin speech macs will to me

speaking of the international economic form in saint petersburg, mister pro instead accused the united states of driving up prices. the president also slammed the sanctions imposed by the us in europe as reckless and insane with the leukemia people with britain has approved the expedition of wiki leaks, founder julian assange to the united states. his wanted their on 18 criminal charges including spying. washington says mr. sanchez endangered lives by releasing troves of classified military records and diplomatic correspondence. mr. sanchez wife stella morris, called fridays decision a dark day for press, freedom and british democracy and his vow to appeal decision at britain's high court. she says, washington is trying to punish her husband for revealing crimes of corruption in julian to the country that has all right, let's get reaction for you. rebecca vincent is standing by, she's the director of operations and campaigns for reporters without wars, and she joins us now from london. so good to have you with us am is present. you have campaigned against mr. sanchez extradition? can i

it was, there was a bible legacy production here in saint petersburg. either it was the production or the same number. that is very much thinking of people in this city, the city which is a great sound that was created precisely that you're hearing people do, do recall the words. so i know that all of your was coming to russia in coming to moscow for the sake of spoils force and destruction of this country. so the, we get experience here is very widespread. and also i don't think there is a crescent troubles will last forever. and certainly not last generations, i personally think of a 5 year terms a year. and we're much to year to see if we changing these insane policies as a consequence of the road back from your leadership. it's very been experience who you are starting as a source going down a whole right? because she governors create actually ducks in line to is to implement or the crew and rather suited restrictions. these have not yet yielded low back. when that comes, it will be, let me go back to john here. i mean, the conflict in ukraine will

petersburg is that the terms and conditions of ending this conflict with russia has hall the high cards. but part of its calculation is going to be to make sure that there isn't a repeat of this in 5 or 10 years. ok? and that's why, you know, it puts into question the statehood. the sovereignty of ukraine completely. okay? because we get a, not a peace agreement, not a p settlement with an armistice would say. and then, you know, for the next 5 years to nato dis, pours in whatever left of ukraine. and they want to started all over again. and nature has an interest in doing that because nature was failed, it is failing. okay. and it cannot accept that per ideological and hubris reasons and everything else will be usually on this program. so part of the calculation from the russian side is, you know, we're not going to do this in the next 510 years. i mean, we're going to make a settlement where we feel comfortable and we don't really care when you thing. go ahead. yeah, actually if you look at the 1st written, the claims at the beginning of the conflict, it was then as if you cation and

and finally, one of the world's leading economic forms is now entering the 2nd day in saint petersburg with your thousands of peas on government officials for more than $140.00 countries are taking part in the event. the marks is 25th anniversary this year. the delicates disgust, a range of topics during the 1st day of the forums such as global corporation in the developments of the arctic region, investments in high tech, an art as well as the influence until wrist and sanctions have hard on the global pharmaceutical markets. russian foreign ministry spokesman, emery is a hold of us as interest in the st. petersburg forum proves the western powers. can't isolate russia on the world stage up with these deals of the like you, what has the west done? they've isolated themselves from us, but it's impossible to isolate us. the west wants to cancel us to defeat us, to dominate us. but at the same time, they want to coexist with us. if they believe in their policy of canceling russia and restraining our country's development in accordance with that policy than they are isolating themselves,

nobody nobody because kidding you to afternoon in saint petersburg. just yesterday attended your roofing, and i have to be frank love. it was one of the light, the main highlights of yesterday with arms and is up with them. and you to the minute talk to western journalists, it was the small or cation of, and both of them. could you say, honestly, the millersville, what has it become more difficult to talk to them now? it's the same when that's like, why did they to do that? if you are, say both and to have a stable possession and nothing can change this. i mean our official position is this table, it's unchanged. it's based on the consistency of the policy which pursue money and back. and it's not affected by the present moment. all missile a floor when they not walk, it is largely based on facts of the reality operators or did we have a time? so can with the model for the after the event, some of her up of the developments are always see just to go out in the, the thinks that western journalists might. yeah, i'll find it difficult my years of that ar

not going to start off in saint petersburg as one of the. 1 world's biggest and most important business events, the st. petersburg international economic form isn't it, it's a 3rd day in russia is and then.

our representatives needed while it took them 3 months to travel from catholic stand to saint petersburg and critically by horses and so on and so forth. and now he took me to fly from the capital to st. petersburg or 3 and a half hours. i think in 100 years people, but it will be amazed that it is going to be possible that he wasted 3.5 hours to arrive from one state to another. because it can be done in 10 minutes. we can stop scientific progress. the key robot a couple of course, and they're all the roberts, that will be superior. if you're in elegance, why is why people bachelors, the other matter will be, have human feelings, human intuition, human as well as that's something that we can debate about at the discounts now. but like i said, the scientific progress promotion, will it be? well, it'll be used to play sometime, or maybe it will when the global disaster will happen will occur. but sort of get them going. as for me, i would like you to just stick with your own eyes in 2040 bias or what will happen with the inventions people are developing. now the vast and bandwidth of the

stay tuned for that as and when he starts speaking, we'll take you live at to saint petersburg. now, the russian, a deputy minister of economic development dmitri volva, has told us here from the st. petersburg form that attempts to isolate russia are destroying the global trading system. and the result is felt by economies throughout the world, carrasco figure out sir the russian federation despite completely unprecedented unilateral pressure remains a responsible participant in the energy and food markets. we understand how important this is and how much the whole world depends on the logistics changed, primarily related to food and energy supplies, support ship, any attempt to exclude a link from these chain will lead to a very serious consequence and to lead to skip a thought moreover, it will spread in different directions. russia provides 13 percent of the world's grain supplies for the world market. we account for a 3rd of sunflower oil exports and 16 percent of rapes seed oil yet, last year, despite a worldwide declining food supplies to international markets, russia rem

we all saw each other. recently in saint petersburg we were sitting at the same table. there was a gentleman from india that had joined us at exactly you and i got into a conversation with him and he said, well, what was needed was a win win solution. and i was really puzzled high that i'm because why? ok, i mean what, what does that mean? the means agreements were the win win as glen his pointed out. and the korean regime and it's western backers rejected it. so why go back to something that they reject and then when the facts on the ground have completely changed? exactly. yes, actually it's too late. russia is winning the war. and remember, the written claims in the beginning of the operation was a 22 things recognized. try me as a part of russia and recognize the independence of the republics and the refuse it . so though the war and as i've change already on the twenty's twos of april, the war and officially are all the ukraine coast and supposedly a region as well. and it will happen, so it's over. but what's changing in that on the mainstream media, for instance,

he ruled from 168221725 founded the city of saint petersburg as russians window for europe. how's his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end? at this point, this seems very like ah, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied poland molina was a farming region. today is part of ukraine. between 19431945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army led by step on bendara. nasa could thousands of poles in valeria, in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted. the valinda massacre is without doubt one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. my al ukrainian politician, the still reluctant to talk about these events, how to modern day ukraine and poland view this tragedy of the past. and why does the memory of aline, us to divide people ah ah, what not so much with the official please who it can use. not if the new was unwinnable is deal it is. i didn't miss it. so i didn't good. but she'll slow push those quotes that the good boy willis, william nor go minogue, leave it t