etc. what we attempted to do is think of a modern audience. and a modern audience is sitting and looking at the memoirs. they come across something, the name of a person or place, and they say, i have no idea who that is. what we tried to do is have you put your eyes at the foot of the page and read footnotes. as you know, most books no longer use footnotes. they use and notes -- end notes. it takes you a lot of flipping back-and-forth. it took a lot of discussion with our publisher, fortunately harvard university press. at first, they wanted to do the end notes. we said that would defeat the whole purpose. what you do now is your reading along and you come across say craig symonds. nobody knows who craig symonds is. [laughter] is weso what we try to do searched to find where craig symonds is mentioned and just do a little footnote saying he is such and such and this is why grant is talking about him at this particular time. what you will notice is up to mcphersoni think jim did an additio

depletion and depletion you can see by shrinking forests by accumulation of c o two and deafness fear etc a number of effects that it has physically the overuse i personally find this comparison of our reliance on natural resources to a bank account very compelling except for the fact that the it's a logical bankruptcy that according to you humanity may be having tiller's is a likely to come during our lifetime and in the absence of these kind of due date what else could encourage people to be last spendthrift when it comes to nature. i mean yes and all analogies break down obviously with money you know we can go bankrupt over using and then to spend more than what we were to use the bankruptcy comes pretty quickly would money we can print money so that's easier than with resources resources we cannot print so bankruptcy ecological is not just like an on off switch and suddenly everything is gone but it's just it's gets tighter gets more difficult more ecosystems are depleted it's more difficult to produce food etc the time span of the policeman is actually much shorter it's not just very

gets tighter it gets more difficult more ecosystems are depleted it's more difficult to produce food etc the time spent of the police is actually much shorter it's not just very distant future i mean if you look at for example the climate piece which is a big piece of the overall demand if we want to stay within two degrees celsius global warming which to paris agreement said we want to do that would mean we would need to move out of fossil fuel use before twenty fifty so that's like for thirty two year olds today they will be less than sixty five years old in two thousand and fifteen so that's very close but i think what we know from. both personal and social psychology is that people don't tend to take things serious serious and until they see immediate impact and our own lives and i know that many people in the west are concerned. about the environment but do you think that concern is enough to do anything in practice obviously the concern is not strong enough that's why we're working on helping people understand what the implications are i think i would contend your idea that people

wrapper tour involved asking to see the crime scene etc etc how will this actually play out. that's a good question as it's going to be dependent on a m a number of factors so they u.n. system of protection has a number of what's called thematic mandates for its special ruppel terms so i was revoted discuss the un special rapporteur on actually judicial killing it has commenced this investigation so a number of different special ruppert says they even with all the thematic issues such as in false disappearance torture independence of judges exceptional so how this plays out is going to be very interesting. there's going to be no issue with them getting into turkey that's already been determined requests have been made to the embassy and a request has been made try natural country visit to saudi arabia now it's going to be very interesting to see whether those two requests and the to kill are granted because does saudi still really hold the cards. it depends on on how we see those cards and i'm sorry for talking in the abstract snow no i'm playing as far as far as far as permi

etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. might see it as a part of war all old like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian or so there was believers who are being or being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. and you can watch the weekly here not international good to have you company dissaving we're back with the headlines and more stories in health and. so. forth . hello my name is peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got to in the time. the stimulus bill shifts who will be the first one you will full scale before you. will see me as you would still. wouldn't believe it but this beside the area a place called should make you feel you might expect to see some of maybe a minor. would definitely help people skiing in the swimming just. to do a good deal but look at each of them look good what you're going t

very general very abstract language confidence building power sharing strengthening the rule of law etc but we all know that the devil is always easy detail what does it take to operationalize what would work basket in the congolese context as opposed to let's say the syrian context i assume it's it's always different isn't it yes it's always different so i think that giving you an example would be the best way to answer your question there is an island in congo that's called each week it's right at the border between congo and rwanda so it's in the most violent area of congo and and it has everything all of the conditions that have led to violence in other parts of congo knowing that congo is the stage of the deadliest conflict since world war two between two and five million people have died there so each we has the same preconditions that you find around it you find lend conflict you can find extreme poverty ethnic tension shows try to everything but in the island people have managed to build peace and to maintain peace for close to fifteen years by using local leaders ordinary peopl

pre-k, community college, i read, etc., etc. the rest of the world is not siloed. so by re-think, i mean this. everyone question everything to ensure every -- nothing limits students for being prepared to what comes next. you may ask, who is everyone? well, everyone is everyone. students themselves, students of every age, parents, grandparents, educators, safe leaders, business leaders, servicemen and women, workers of every kind, elected officials, everyone. and what is everything? well, everything is everything. why, anden, how, what, when we do things today, and everything about what we could or should do differently. here are a few questions to consider. i hope you pose them in your own communities when you get home, as well. why limit educators? schools baseds to on their address? why group kids by age? why force all students to learn at the same speed? why measure learning by hours and days? why suggest a college degree is the only path to future success? why believe education stops at graduation? when it comes to rethinking career and technical education, i

etc this is only partially true actually if we go into a death in the in this respect and we have also deliver some service of among our members seen the different european counties we have seen that dorsal father members also for the working people i mean that are voting for the spot these are tommy either from the regions where the the i is levels of unemployment the social exclusion inequality. social protection well as care protection or on the other side places where people are better off for but there are afraid of losing everything because of globalization climate change digitalisation and all these things so it's clear that at least a new will but they should both of those for the united states the situation is very similar. called in the past the social contract so the pact between people and the business community but also to politicians etc has been broken as been broken unfold fell apart and that he's really a need to reconnect with the people that he's the need to to convince them that politicians trade union civil society organisations business community are able to build

process and speed etc the pace of it etc ready to take your questions presently to type out one. has has he turned down an application by mr bolton to see him because. there were reports that mr bolton was going to have a meeting with president supply padrón during his visit to turkey. and it is said that mr bolton has left. sooner than planned because mr here is a table to. meet the president and. the americans given any information as to the slowing down of the trouble of troops from syria. our president had not given. made a promised to mr bolton to receive him we. never confirmed anything of the kind. mr mr president has also said. mr bolton's contrapuntal is known. mr bolton has had meetings with his counterparts and in other officials also but we should not consider. interpret this as a reaction. i talked to him about the. concerns by giving him examples from iraq syria and other regional areas and i gave him a folder containing our position. this is not just a matter of. speech. it's becoming. serious concern and a mistake a serious mistake from time to time amongst our u

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vacancy within your 18 by moving that person over and you are also causing disruption and disruption etc. so i also think another reason why the turnover rates are higher is that turnover begets more turnover. that it creates a sense of chaos it creates a lot of anxiety and stress when people are publicly fired. and i think people are concerned about their jobs. i think with the mueller investigation there's probably some angst and concern about whether they need to hire their own attorneys, which can be very costly. and i just think you know if you're somebody who had a passion for maybe healthcare policy or energy policy, if you're working in an environment where you never know from day-to-day who is going to be around, if there also simultaneously investigations about leaks that are causing people to feel very

etc investment experts say public education on investment and associated whisks will be crucial given forward. come back to our story about game development in africa we now have managed to make contact with our business correspondent george arena in nairobi joy just how big is the the kenyan mobile game development scene kemet emulate the korean success story we heard about earlier. well saying that it will emulate the korean scene is just only a matter of time but all i can say for now is that kenya is quite big when it comes to the gaming development scene because they are talkers the east african region and maybe east and central africa as well because at least three of every five smart some gaming ops on them so that can give you a good picture of how the gaming scene easily to gaming out developments in in kenya today. the developers in kenya can now sell them on google play or increasingly do so why has it taken so long and what has changed. about two things first of all is the authentication process or the approval process to say because what we have seen more of these dates t

it is taxes, infrastructure, health care, trade, etc.? we want to hear from you this morning. joining us from inside the capital is david hawking to talk fort benefits and pay members of congress. so what will these new members, what will the new members being sworn in today be paid? guest: they will all be paid the same amount of money, $174,000 a year. there is a lot of talk right now on social media about why our members of congress are going to continue getting paid during the shutdown, and the answer in simple terms is the constitution says so. it says members of congress are to get paid november what. -- paid no matter what. some freshmen members are promising to give back a prorated amount of their pay to the treasury until the shutdown is over, but they will continue receiving this money, that 174,000 has been the same for a decade. it used to be that congress would allow itself an inflationary increase every year to take congressional pay off the field as a political issue. a quota everye year unless they voted affirmatively to deny themselves that race, and that is w

the role today the issue is are we able to spot etc just on a european level really the answer is not yet it's called the period to see what i mean the americans were not able to do that either so today this and disobey sion because you need to anticipate thread into submission exists thanks to sharing and exchange of trust between people who are competent and professional who respect each other and who above all protect their human sources because in the intelligence services the key is human sources and operational intelligence as well like surveillance and it cannot come up with a solution to a problem if your human sources are compromised and this is a difficulty and the reason why exchanging information is so important. in this year's class for all of the educational craik right now one way of apple continued talking till now and that this question in the former head of the french internal security bill. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going up for the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the well being of their own so

to follow certain targets could be taking action so it's good to know where they are going with who etc and how many terrorists have been caught thanks to this law so far. the were not able to do would be for you because we didn't have the tool we only found out later that they were going around certain countries and making connections after the fact right so i will explain the date given that the pan-european decision about the data collection was not taken even though other countries have this plan in place when you take the blame you present your boarding pass at the council and you put it in the electronic terminal the plane leaves the flight attendant takes all the stubs in general the should correspond to the number of passengers and then the company will give these elements does this information to the police. and they're the best injures are checked. but it is a bit late because the flight is a really in the middle of the atlantic and sometimes with patronymic names that are not very well at densified it can create problems what we wanted was to have personal information at the

is are we able to spot etc just on a european level really the answer is not yet it's going to see what i mean the americans were not able to do that either so today this and disobey ssion because you need to anticipate thread into submission exists thanks to sharing and exchange of trust between people who are competent and professional who respect each other and who above all protect their human sources because in the intelligence services the key is human sources and operational intelligence as well like surveillance and it can all come up with a solution to a problem if you're human sources are compromised and this is the difficulty and the reason why exchanging information is so important. for all of the education a break right now when we have apple continued talking till now that this question in a former head of the french internal security bill. seemed wrong but old old just told. me the old to get to shape out just to come out again and again it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. sgt. u.s. veterans who come back from war of

don't dramatically change what's happening right now in our economies and moving into renewable energy etc that in ten years the world will move to one point five degrees increase of temperature and with that temperature increase comes dramatic consequences so that's the crisis and one would expect leaders here at davos to put all of their energy into solving that and get a second global leaders here have been tackling these problem year after year it's the third year that the environment top's the global risks report of the world economic forum what does that mean well it means that the people who come here recognize that climate change is a big threat but it does not mean that the world economic forum and all of the program that is here puts it in the middle says basically we get we are in a crisis everybody in a room bankers in a room how are we going to divest out of coal and to clean energy energy utilities in a room etc it's not it's on the fringe it's not in the middle of what's being put forward here and at the same time i bet it's tricky it to tackle a topic like this when the wor

etc so you've got an internal problem but the external problem. these sanctions and especially the financial blockade has made it practically impossible let me just ask for your old revenue of like anybody else and yeah just the overview of the you know what right does does does anybody have to recognize because we are seeing the u.s. pushing forward accelerating its focus on venice with what right does washington have to recognize the opposition leader who is not of course mean elected president by anyone. well of course he has no right whatever in international law and it is a violation of customary international law and what we're seeing here and it reminds me a lot of the run up to the two thousand and three invasion of iraq we have seen here according to an effort to denounce them on the. other little to invoke human rights to say we need regime change because of the venezuelan people but who is costing who is aggravating the problem these sanctions have aggravated the problem the economic war have aggravated the problem when other little nee

the role today the issue is are we able to spot etc on a european level really the answer is not yet it's going to see what i mean the americans were not able to do that either so today this and disobey sion because you need to anticipate thread into submission exists thanks to sharing and exchange of trust between people who are competent and professional who respect each other and who above all protect their human sources because in the intelligence services the key is human sources and operational intelligence as well like surveillance and it cannot come up with a solution to a problem if your human sources are compromised and this is the difficulty and the reason why exchanging information is so important so the quest for all education a break right now when we have apple continued talking till now that this question in the former head of the french internal security bill. when the whole make this manufacture come sentenced to the public will. when the room in closest protect themselves. with the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. with no middle of the room six move

etc etc so it's independent of only in name but really it is controlled by constant ennobled. i see it as a part of war all out like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics that nobody thinks about the rights of your premium orthodox believe years for being for being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. if you can't beat them join them in the u.k. army's appealing to snowflakes and selfie addicts in these latest attempt to get the younger generation to enlist but just time many would be willing to swap phone time for the front line and sit your reports. a new year and time for a fresh start but the british army is kicking off twenty nineteen when the curious one struggling to get new additions to join its ranks have come up with a new recruitment campaign aimed at the new generation or those the u.k. ministry of defense addresses in their new ads as me me me millennial snowflakes selfie addicts class clowns and phones are the new your army needs you series of posters video clips and r

etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. see it as a part of war all out like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian forces there was believers who are being poured being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. now this week germany's interior minister demanded tougher laws and on migrants and asylum seekers after a migrant gang brutally attacked passers by including children. good to hear said law not to i've been asked for months already to make the deportations more effective in germany that's why we've been working for weeks at the ministry of the interior to prepare a constitutional amendment for a more efficient deportation system so violent offenses are increasingly worrying me whether they are done out of xenophobia or whether they are carried out by foreigners and asylum seekers a state governed by the rule of law must decisively combat both that is our basic position the person who

etc etc so really in us far as the gulf crisis is concerned i think now it should be just a question of time for them once again to apologize to lift the blockade and begin a dialogue as at least the qatari defense minister assisted i think if i may interject about your next question. you know it's not that i'm in terms of country by country i think what secluded from baylor needs to be doing is talking about yemen yemen yemen because look qatar has broke out of isolation got on its feet its economy is doing but then its neighbors its relations with the rest of the world is really doing marvelous its relationship with the united states couldn't be better but the country that is truly truly suffering under the. rats the wrath of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates with the support of the united states is yemen so really a process has started in stockholm and think it can continue and i think the united states at this point in time need to be putting. sure on abu dhabi and riyadh to end the war in yemen a good point and well made i will go back to my third question and that was a

etc etc so it's really a theory tight rules to rules of course of control so it's independent that sort of circles in the name but really it is controlled by constant ennoble they changed our real independence for like nothing for control professor talk and now there are some accusations that this issue has become politicized and at the end of december the o. s. c.e.'s secretary general described the split as as an attempt to provoke russia what's what's your reading on that. quality i see it as a part of war all old like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics we have so the state department or the state department of the united states which was even before this autocephaly was graham to the state department are congratulated ukraine on getting its. and that's it's very clear in the first amendment american. is meddling in religious mattresses suppose supposed is supposed to be. a state structure which is separated from religious matters but unfortunately in this case the principle of separation of churc

bankers in a room how are we going to divest out of coal into clean energy energy utilities in a room etc it's not it's on the fringe it's not in the middle of what's being put forward here and at the same time i bet it's tricky it to tackle a topic like this when the world is not acting in unison well it means you need places like this even more because you can bring people together and have the tough conversations that that are needed in order to crack heads and corporate leaders need to step it up they need to be ready to do the hard politics back home to get these laws in place to do decrease the emissions in order to avoid this crisis we're in a climate emergency situation this is your third devils are you going to be cracking heads what do you hope to get out of it i am going to be cracking as many heads as i can but i really you know if i can try and reach just a handful of people who will go back and be active that's ten more hundred more than we had before we need this community to own up to its responsibility it has caused this problem it has to own up and speak back home truth

etc frankfurt but in the end i don't think they are strong enough to actually overtake dom and they they might be a little bit closer like two or three points lady but in the end it's going to be dortmund ok all right now j.c. i know you are leaning towards dortmund we've heard from actual bits will they have so many pieces that can hurt in opposing sides yeah i think as we saw with the rain against what seagrave core strength or over the pitch they do have a slightly tough run of games coming up i think i've got to go to frankfurt in a couple of weeks' time but i agree with ali as well i think dortmund do have the vet it seen this season and that's why i'm sticking with them the likes of you know jade and sam show they're the ones that are going to fire them to the times but i think right now you've mentioned. of course he's been outstanding and the upcoming opponent they have frankfurt you know actually frankfurt had a scoring trio tally in a gaggle of goals lukey over it's been one of them let's take a look at the top scores here you go he's leading the league with thirteen goals

etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. see it as a part of war all out like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian forces that was believe us before being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. i mean you're right up to date the join me for the latest news headlines updates on our top stories in half an hour. you know world big partners do things a lot for us and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. we're going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either t

etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. see it as a part of all all all it's like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian or so there was believe it or so before being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. ok i'll go somewhere else to big but it will be back with the latest news so you know. the country has gone into a nihilistic fever that's why i'm thinking and we've got to hit the road and get out for traveling across america to find what makes america take the charlatans the genius american hero this is it we found the point around which hollywood has gone insane where starting last with nick is going to head east into the swamp to go into the belly of the bee i think i'm gonna leave now getting more gonzo to be maybe completely different but the end of this journey. bella thanks for taking the meeting as i was explaining in my email you know work to do on this trip cross country gone

etc etc so it's independent of polio in the name but really it is controlled by consumption or. see it as a part of war all out like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian or so there was believers who are being or being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. democrats in the united states to put forward new ideas to unlock the government shutdown the republicans that don't seem too keen to get on board to explain after this break. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten dollars more in tampa each dish . eighty five percent of global will be loans to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent a year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to rememb

etc etc so it's independent of polio in the name but really it is controlled by consumption. see it as a part of all all all it's like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian forces that was believers believe or are being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. that is a from i'll be back to top the hour with more news to watch march international stay with us. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got in the time. when you're going to get up yet. i mean you guys are just down there still are doing if i'm just. the guy. i still didn't see if. i. was.

we don't deny that and we are situation estore the to boost economic growth, itself -- etc. ut the governments of chile, ecuador, argentina, how many times have we told them you can venezuelans back and the president of ecuador call tonight creation of bridgeds to persecute venezuelan immigrants in ecuador so our embassy was full of immigrants and we helped them to leave the country because there was persecution against them in ecuador. it's very painful and you know what happened today? wednesday, there were three plans, including the presidential plane, went to get over 300 venezuelan immigrants to bring them back and today, three other aircraft were -- the se today we have ambassador full of people. we all the difficulties have of sending money and we weren't given the -- aircraft so that people could fly in and bring people home. what are we seeing here? it's a war against venezuela. we're waiting for a visit by rmer president and friend -- you say here that the dictatorship is killing, it's repressive. study the history of venezuela over the past few years. the internat

etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. see it as a part of war all out like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian forces there was believers who are the core of being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. back with more the weekly and let's say about thirty one and the half minutes you're watching are two international. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime tamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you loans to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year home with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two

etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and . see it as a part of war all out like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of your premium or so that was believers believe in part being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. that doesn't for me more weekly coming up in about thirty two minutes they were. the. one else childes seemed wrong all right old world just all. the world if you get to shape our disdain you can't get a ticket and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. sq. desperate for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight months of intensive school. raps. and they save lives. on. the. loose you. want to eat plate as you live in the city one of the low fat cheese out ha ha. ha would. follow gun club. the country has gone into a nihilistic theme that's why i think and they've got to hit the road a

growth plans produced economic growth etc. but governments uproot chile ecuador and tina how many times. have we told them you can send in israel's back and you know what has happened when the president of ecuador anymore and. called on the creation of brigades to to pursue persecute the venezuelan migrants in ecuador and so are our embassy was full of immigrants and we helped them to leave leave their country because there was a persecution against them in ecuador it's very painful and you know what happened today. wednesday. there were three. planes including the presidential plane and two to get over three hundred. immigrants to bring them to bring them back and today three other aircraft were there because today we have. the embassy full of people with all the difficulties we have in sending money and your also. we weren't given authorization to overflights so that aircraft could land and bring people back to their homes what are we talking about here. what are we seeing here it's a war against venezuela where. awaiting vi

etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. see it as a part of war all out like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian or so there was believers who are the party.

etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. see it as a part of all all all it's like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian or so there was believers who are being are being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. by that as of my colleague collin brail be heard about just under thirty two minutes with a fresh look at your new stay with us this is our international. what politicians do. he put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. want. you to go on to be for us it's like them before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. best suit. nobody could see coming that false confession this would be that in the spot the place before the conviction books had any interrogations out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat why a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put p

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we can transfer this to somebody else, etc.. both dennis and barbara touched on, concerns across the region about u.s. retrenchment -- why should u.s. forces be across their region? what is the nature of the u.s. involvement? we are clearly seeing government hedge and make alternative plans because they are questioning whether or not the united states is committed to remaining the security guarantor for these countries. and as they are looking around, moscow is obviously looking pretty good to a lot of these governments. in legislation, there are clear mandatory sanctions. if governments in the middle sophisticated weapons systems, if they sign robust agreements for commercial activities, etc., this sets up a potential conflict in 2019 if any of these -- whether it is a missilechasing interceptor system from russia or many of the governments that are currently purchases -- the trump administration will have to decide whether or not is going to impose sanctions on these countries where the administration wants to make robust part