but most relaxed terminals for liquefied natural gas on its east coast. still germany hopes canada could free up some capacity for an elegy, shipments in the short term now and green hydrogen to raise in the long run. i offer madison trudeau didn't make publicly any promises about ellen gee, but said he would take a look at the possibility. we are in a situation in the short term where we will do what we can to contribute to the global supply of energy by increasing our capacities in the short term and explore ways to see if it makes sense to export l n g. and if there's a business case for it to export l, n g directly to europe, and that's something that economic conversations are going on between businesses in canada and in, in germany. that's bringing leon as big in natural gas analyst at research consultancy energy aspects. welcome to the w leon. so the canadian prime minister, very politely, they're saying if there is the business case for it, will these ellen g deliveries from canada to germany ever happen? i think at the moment with prices on the e

you mentioned the fact that there's no liquefied natural gas terminals on the east coast and the fact that canada wants to scale back. it's carbon footprint anyway. so there's been the idea of canada increasing. it's ellen, g deliveries to asia, and the u. s. galli is scaling back. those in favor of shipping more an l. n g to germany. does that sound more feasible? do i think what, what this means is that it's, it's a miracle reshuffling of supply in the global balance. but when you look at the overall total amount of supply that is available for any gas consumer in the world, re on the, on the global scale, it means that the overall pool of gas is still unchanged. there's still the same amount of gas that is available for everyone in the world. it's the same size of the pie. so when you're looking at maybe an increasing efficiency in that, you might see canadian canadian producing export is focusing more in asia freeing up short or travel times for an n g facilities in the east coast of the united states to deliver something into the european market. but the overall amount of liquefa

coast with mist and mark in the east coast with mist and mark in the northeast of england. that will burn off through sunday morning and the showers for the west will start to pick up pace with thunderstorms to pick up pace with thunderstorms to the north of northern ireland working at a western scotland and surging their way north. isolated showers for wells in the south—west but nothing too significant in the way of rain and in those cooler, what will get the showers in scotland and northern ireland but looking to the mid 30s across england and wales on sunday and possibly 36 in the south east of england. by monday, low pressure is trying to take hold across the uk. it is trying to pull in cooler and fresher air from the atlantic. however, it's not a cleanjob. we will see showers across eastern england but they are likely to be hit and miss. england but they are likely to be hitand miss. many england but they are likely to be hit and miss. many areas are still staying dry and hot here. further west, a greater chance of showers and it looks like a change in wind directio

g exports from quebec or the east coast to europe directly in the next 5 years. and the same for hydrocarbon, sorry, hydrogen. there are a number of potential projects including one in st. john's and some others that are on the books for which there has never been a strong business case. because of the distance from the gas fields because of the need to transport that gas over long distances before liquid cation . we are looking right now and companies are looking at whether or not the new context makes it a worthwhile business case to make those investments from the government standpoint, easing the processes. and because of the difficulty that, that germany is facing to make sure that we can move through regulatory hurdles more quickly is something we're willing to do. but there needs to be a business case that needs to make sense for germany to be receiving l n g directly from the east coast. those are discussions that are ongoing right now between our ministers, between various companies to see if indeed it makes sense. and hydrogen, sorry, hydrogen. we are m

the ripple effect now slowing down shipments into the east coast and gulf coast ports and borders that were avoiding congestion at western gateway. ce are beginning to see slowdowns from new york to houston. supply chain is whether you were talking about the west coast or the east coast, it's just gotten more historically on the west coast with last year's, a drama that is then increasingly congested on the east coast lately during the first 5 months of this year, the volume of loaded containers reaching the port of new york and new jersey rose 12% from the same period a year ago. surges of inbound cargo and limited storage is slowing down. dockworkers and trucking companies trying to handle the situation. a situation that is bound to create even more problems. it is horrific at the ports in the east coast ports just simply aren't as large and they can't handle as much. so even though there's less volume, it's just as bad as far as congestion goes. shipping officials believe a slowdown in cargo may come soon as retailers are cutting back due to a slowdown in consumer spending and large

east coast fitness. and all of them, kathy and peter came out of the tennis world, collegiate tennis, and cath and carol -- kathy and carol told me rather similar stories of studying phys ed and graduating in the early 1980s into the dynamic realm of commercial fitness that they never if would have imagined existed before. and ended up having that opportunity to take up that -- that you just couldn't give up. and carol i spoke to more recently, expressed i think a really interesting perspective on the difference of the paths that that lay before her. she was like i could go in creative programming and working out with, like, all of these people from different walks of life and being at the center of this dynamic industry, or i could go roll out the balls in the gymnasium and follow this pre-existing curriculum which i had very little power to change. and that's the story that i heard again and again. and i point this out because all of these books here not only -- people chose personal careers in fitness

on the east coast. 8:00 a.m. in most of kansas where voters in that state sent a major message about abortion rights. voters overwhelmingly struck down a proposed constitutional amendment that would have removed language enshrining reproductive rights in kansas. the proposed amendment was the first time anywhere in the country where voters cast ballots on abortion rights since the supreme court overturned roe v wade in june. >> the republican primary for governor of arizona too close to call this morning. right now lake leads robson by about 10,000 votes. mark finchem is projected to win the republican nomination to oversee voting arizona as's secretary of state. in the senate primary, blake masters also endorsed by the future president is projected to win the nomination in arizona. in michigan, nbc news projects tudor dixon has won the republican nomination for the state's governor. the former conservative media personality won an endorsement from president trump just last week and faces off against gretchen whi

the ripple effect now slowing down shipments into the east coast and gulf coast ports. importers that we're avoiding congestion at western gateways are beginning to see slowdowns from new york to houston. supply chain is whether you were talking about the west coast or the east coast, it's just gotten more historically on the west coast with last year's, a drama that is then increasingly congested on the east coast lately during the first 5 months of this year, the volume of loaded containers reaching the port of new york and new jersey rose 12% from the same period a year ago. surges of inbound cargo and limited storage is slowing down. dockworkers and trucking companies trying to handle the situation. a situation that is bound to create even more problems. it is horrific at the ports in the east coast ports just simply aren't as large and they can't handle as much. so even though there's less volume, it's just as bad as far as congestion goes. shipping officials believe a slowdown in cargo may come soon as retailers are cutting back due to a slowdown in consumer spend

. >>> severe storms have battered parts of the east coast and more may be on the way. in washington, four people were hit by an apparent lightning strike in a park across from the white house. according to officials, two men and two women were rushed to hospitals with critical life-threatening injuries. secret service and park officers treated the victims before emergency crews arrived. >>> and a waterspout in maryland turned into a tornado on land, damaging homes more than 50,000 people are without electricity after powerful storms ripped through the state. michelle is tracking all these storms for us. good morning >> good morning. we are looking at the chance for more severe weather in d.c. today. it's all due to the heat and humidity 53 million americans once again under a heat advisory. we do have an excessive heat warning in the pink there. temperatures soaring into the 90s and triple digits. not as extreme as yesterday but still hot. it will feel like 100 in salisbury, maryland. same story in d.c. it's going to feel like close to 100 degrees in new york city as w

you also see growth happening on the east coast. these trade and transportation networks connecting east and west spurred the growth of some other cities like baltimore on the coast. it really comes into its own on the early national period. urban populations in the united states skyrocketed between 1820 and 1850. in 1820, there are just 12 cities with populations of more than 5000 people. by 1850, there are almost 150 cities with populations of that size. as western settlers are traveling, they're going with their families, they're bringing their belongings, they're taking things with them that you would expect, your typical household belongings. things like furniture and farming equipment. but also in many cases, they are traveling with enslaved men and women. i will just say this briefly here. we are going to return to this and future lectures when we talk about the material culture of the southern urban experience. in the 19th century. though urban growth brought with it economic opportunity, it was linked to the backs of enslav

we see some trains as well that goes with the notion that instead of just being on the east coast now you're able to move towards the west and midwest as a whole. yeah, absolutely. so there's one way to read this image as sort of this this forward motion of progress the westward movement of progress and indeed in the 19th century many people did read it as such the figure of colombia dressed in her classical outfit carrying a school book in her arm and a telegraph wire and her other hand is pulling progress across the country towards the west pushing indigenous peoples out of the way as she goes but there's another way to look at this picture and it's one of urban growth and change anybody notice where the cities are in this picture. can you see it? might be a little tricky to see. in the top corner up here. we've got yes mitch. in the east yeah, so they're on the east we've got new york in the background. we've got this growing metropolis in the background and there's this sense that all of this progress is emanating from this urban police. all right, so we have this image in our min

72% market share and the east coast and gulf were in the 20s. today, the west coast is 58% and we're in the 35% to 40% range. so that shift has been going on for a long time. this year there's another negotiation going on and you're absolutely right cargo is being diverted to the east coast so we're seeing an increase in volume july was up 18% and august will be the all-time record and this was the first time we handled 300,000 con tauners in one month so that's incredible. >> a lot of the operators and the heads of logistics and for various companies bringing us a a of-relief. nah thank you. >>> coming up, our restaurant trade series looks at the payment processors they still expect you to pay, contessa >> when you go to a restaurant post outperforming visa and block this month and is it the best long term bet >> if you find the best dinner date >> i like that shares of bed, bath andbeyond belief the company cratering those shares, cutting jobs, closing stores and securing new financing and is it enough to fix this struggling business before th

and on the east coast, we still need to attract gasoline imports to the u.s. east coast. so the price of gasoline that the all pay, yes, different state taxes have an impact. how close you are to a refinery or distribution center, that has an impact. prices will be lower in texas, because that is where many refineries are, versus aces where they do not have them. but essentially, it is the global gasoline demand that is shaping the price. and there is also another story, and that is mobile refining capacity. so you produce crude oil, take it out of the ground, and then you have to refine it and turn into gasoline and diesel and jet fuel. the global refining market, the global refining industry has lost a lot of capacity in recent years, and that is another factor that is shaping the price of gasoline. host: lost capacity or shut down? guest: shut down capacity -- host: and not coming back? guest: no. a little bit could, but once you shut the refinery -- again, it depends on the reason. it is difficult to come back. there could be some cases where it does, but essentially,

when you go across the mountain range, you arrive on the east coast. so there are only 3 counties on the east coast and people just live there. they do farming or hunting by themselves. they are more natural places for people to go surfing, scuba diving or just go hiking. (sophie fouron) when we think of taiwan, this does not come to mind. but in fact, 75% of the island is covered by mountains. dory. (shao-chih chung - dory) hi, sophie. this area is very special because it used to be a mining area. - it's very difficult for me to imagine that when i hear the birds and see the butterflies and this beautiful, beautiful mountain. - you can see there's a sign. - yes. what does the sign say? - it says this place is still toxic. - are you taking me to an unsafe place? - well, it's toxic, of course, but it's not so serious as they say, i think. actually, the government put up a lot of these signs to try to make less problems. if people get some problem, they'll complain to the government and say it's all their fault if they caught something. actually, the hik

prices for containers traveling to the east coast from china and europe are holding steady or continuing to go up in price cnbc's senior editor lori ann la rocco is here with data on what is behind the trend. lori ann, why the disconnect with lower consumer demand why are shipping containers going up in price? >> a fantastic question. normally as you know, container prices drop as demand falls. here is the chart which shows the decline. this is future container bookings bound for the united states rates are not dropping the east coast congestion is creating a floor in the pricing and it is around the high $9,000 range. the congestion, dom, takes the boxes out of the supply for future use creating a decrease in supply. the u.s. supply chain heat map shows congestion the wait time for vessels at the port of savannah is up 123%. compared to the last quarter breaking news. the port of new york and new jersey is implementing a $100 long dwell container charge for any container waiting at the port they are requiring ocean carriers to bring more back than they are bringing in the port of oaklan

and as we look at the possibility of l n g plants on the east coast able to ship directly to germany, we find ourselves a long way from the gas fields in western canada. or for more on the visit, let's cross live to our to contribute to rachel mars. and rachel, good to see you today. so yeah. why is germany seeking a canadian partnership for its gas supplies? so german chancellor, earl of schultz went all the way to canada for let's face it a photo op with canadian prime minister justin trudeau to make it look like he's doing something about the energy crisis. that risks taking the german economy and by extension the european union's and schultz came up empty handed today basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of canada from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany with and e, you with fossil fuels now that ship really is already sailed. the you already blew its chance to get its hands on canadian energy via the keystone excel, a pipeline that was going to transport canadian oil to u

and as we look at the possibility of l n g plants on the east coast able to ship directly to germany, we find ourselves a long way from the gas fields in western canada. so german chancellor, olaf schultz went all the way to canada for let's face it a photo op with canadian prime minister justin trudeau to make it look like he's doing something about the energy crisis that risks tanking. the german economy and by extension, the european union's and schultz came up empty handed to know basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of the country from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany and the e you with fossil fuels, the you already blew its chest to get its hands on canadian energy via the keystone ex l pipeline. that was going to transport canadian oil to us refineries on the gulf of mexico, then shipped to the u. but environmental activist pressure, you know, the same kinds of germany has allowed to dictate its reliance on renewable energy, ultimately killed off that project. so ger

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still threatening the east coast. yet for all the unprecedented crime and action promised by the inflation reduction act it is still just a step towards a sustainable future. it is moving the country away from fossil fuels and substantially curving the nation's emissions over the next eight years. even with this legislative battle over climate action or is america ready for the changes called for? what about our most vulnerable communities? those already who are susceptible to the kind of economic and public health disruptions promised by unrestrained climate change? big questions about our climate future tonight on politicsnation in a moment we will talk with the perfect guest the administrator of the epa michael -- first let's go to capitol hill where the senate just passed the inflation reduction act earlier this afternoon. vice president kamala harris broke the tie passing the bill at 51 to 52 votes for the inflation reduction act, which now heads to the house which it is expected to pass later this week and then

the winds off the atlantic giving us some showers for that east coast of brazil, the north east coast as well. but i got to get you to central america. it's really soggy. forecasts around tegucigalpa on friday. we see that rain fill in after the u . s. right now 1st it was texas, now there's been flash flooding in mississippi. we saw about a 2 months worth of rain in 24 hours. that leads to scenes like this and still the threat of more flooding on friday. more southern areas, louisiana into the florida panhandle. truth be told it across the state of florida could certainly see some flooding, flash flood watches in play for the desert southwest, with some monsoon, downpours here and after western canada we go. the winds are shifting around, so could see some smoke from wildfires, billow into vancouver on friday. and that disturbs weather around the great lakes is moving further toward the east. so deteriorating conditions in places like new york on friday. ah, the every month you will have someone from home that'll say, oh please, i need my me for days with the economy and free full an

there are often things that have to be fixed. >> reporter: from the west coast to the east coast, we're with brokers and buyers as they navigate the changing landscape. alex presha, abc news, los angeles. >> and our thanks to alex for that. you can see his full report on "nightline" streaming now on hulu. >>> it is now that time of the morning. time for "pop news." you can see her dancing, megan wright is here. you've been zigzagging across the country. >> i have. you know what of course i tell you it's very important for me to be back here with very serious investigative pop news. let's begin this morning with beyonce dropping a teaser for a track that's just too hot for morning tv. beyonce dropping a two-minute long tease for her music video "i'm that girl" and the beyhive is buzzing. one fan commenting, quote, one thing bey is going to do is give us visuals and looks. and others calling it her vogue moment. now, all this after beyonce teamed up with the queen of pop, that would be madonna, of course, for a mashup of "break my soul" and "vogue." now, that single is called "break my so

other side of the mediterranean is fog of rain around that east coast of spain. so valencia, what day for you have got some showers pushing into madrid is while. okay, so we can really see the dividing line here with that stormy mix of weather toward the east high temperatures, warsaw, 32, but back behind it. in the west, we've got temperatures in the low twenty's, soft africa we go, there's been some flooding in the northeast of nigeria. what weather has poured in from n jemina that's killed at least 10 people there. the showers in storms really pepin up across the gulf of guinea api. john at 23. that's below average for this time of the year in southern africa. not a lot going on plenty of sun. those winds will finally back off across cape town. and maybe the risk of seeing a few showers across that east coast of madagascar. but looking good and and 10 in a rainbow with a high of 22 degrees. that's it. airway official airline of the journey. new voices heating up the airway. a lot of chinese listeners kimberly feel, but they really think in their own country sh

coming up, huber is seeing a slowdown on the west coast but a pickup in the east. will have more of my post earnings conversation with dara khosrowshahi, who is quite happy about the stock pop when we talked this morning. that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: uber defined inflation in the second quarter, reported better than expected earnings. growth bookings including rideshare and delivery rose to all-time high. i spoke to the ceo about everything from surge pricing to a slowdown in demand on the west coast. dara: to some extent, it's a continuation of the last few quarters. but we are hitting a scale point here. $29 billion in gross bookings, up 36% on a year on year basis as it relates on a costing currency basis. our emed off, well bit of -- our ebita well above guidance. well above street estimates, etc. anticipation of strength coming and a really important factor is we are cash flow positive. $280 million in free cash flow which is a big factor in being self-sustaining and profitable going forward. when we look at the environment, the marketp

but most blacks terminals for liquefied natural gas on its east coast. still germany hopes canada could free up some capacity for an elegy, shipments in the short term now and green hydrogen to raise in the long run. i offer madison trudeau didn't make.

to the east coast of canada, where it could then go out to a country, an importer, like germany, would require a major pipeline and there is some debate in canada about whether the costs of constructing such a pipeline are justified. given that this would essentially be a transitional project because canada is very determined to move away from fossil fuels toward net 0. therefore, questions about whether the investment costs can be recouped and that's why candidate self has been stressing that it's interested in doing some hydrogen diplomacy, but not necessarily ellen g. then the grand w's chief, political correspondent, belinda, thank and out of some of the other global business stories making news. germany's exports to non e u countries fell 7.6 percent in july, as, according to new government figures published earlier today, the drop ended a 3 month streak of hire, export profits, driven by higher prices. thanks to inflation and worldwide energy costs. germany is likely get through the winter without taking drastic measures to secure new gas lives. that's according germany's economy

coast and mist and murk to the coast of the north—east of england. that will burn off through sunday morning. the showers further west, however, will start to pick up a pace, i think. some thunderstorms to the north of northern ireland working into western scotland and surging their way north. isolated showers perhaps for wales and the south—west, but nothing too significant in the way of rain out of those. cooler where we get the showers, though, across scotland and northern ireland. still looking at mid—30s widely across england and wales, though, on sunday, possibly 36 in the south—east of england. now, by monday, low pressure is trying to take hold across the uk. it's trying to pull in cooler, fresher air from the atlantic. however, it's not a cleanjob. we will see some showers across eastern england, but they're likely to be hit and miss — many areas still staying dry and hot here. further west, a greater chance of showers, and it looks like a change in wind direction will also mean we finally start to see temperatures shifting closer to

-- . >> let's talk, centers appeared a lot of surgeons are based in the east coast. in 1984, i haven't been in children's for four years, re-created the trauma system in san diego county. there were probably six or eight in the country then. five adult trauma centers. one pediatric. one of the best in the country. people visit from all around the country and the world. there are definitely places that are leading the way. ucsd is about to be the first one. we can be doing more in creative areas of helping manpower than we are. there is a lot to be proud of. >> i want to emphasize that your importance of the nurse practitioner. it it has dramatically improved our health care. we do not have the position capabilities of managing all of the problems. a major complaint in our system is we cannot see the doctor fast enough and we can't get to the surgeon fast enough. these people have changed their lives for us. now we have in our own system, 18 pas, we would like to have 18 nurse practitioners. he emphasized the importance of that. thank you. >> great to hear. >> what ar

coast and then hopefully export that to germany. so and, and also much more importantly, perhaps use and the hydrogen potential in the country. and there is the hope that in 3 to 6 he has time, perhaps the 1st hydrogen can be exported from canada to gemini. russia's federal security service has accused ukraine of carrying out a car bombing that kill daria deena, the daughter of a well known russian nationalist and close bruton ally. keith has denied any responsibility in the blast which happened near moscow on saturday. the allegation comes amid speculation within ukraine. the a group inside russia could have been responsible this video, shared by russian security services claims. a female ukrainian special services contractor was behind a car bomb attack that killed jonas dire de geena on the outskirts of moscow on saturday. they say the alleged ukrainian women moved to russia last month and had followed mister keena in a mini cooper. she then escaped to estonia after the blast, but ukrainian officials on denying the accusations as

but most relaxed terminals for liquefied natural gas on its east coast. still germany hopes canada could free up some capacity for it. and ellen g, shipments in the short term now and green hydrogen to raise in the long run. i offer mallerson trudeau didn't make publicly any promises about l n g. but said he would take a look at the possibility we are in a situation in the short.

coast, and then hopefully export that to germany. so, and also much more importantly perhaps use and the hydrogen potential in the country. and there is the hope that in 3 to 6 years time, perhaps the 1st hydrogen can be exported from canada to germany. just so green are all these deals though. i mean, we heard from or just introduce their about minerals, hydrogen, nuclear even. um and from schulte about ellen gee, and green hydrogen. but so he has made a promise to transition germany, hasn't it? absolutely. and so has just introduced inter joe is facing a lot of criticism in his own country. many people here are asking, why are we extending essentially gas exploration, just because the europeans got themselves into a mess. but both to go and show stress here at the press conference that the russian president essentially force both countries to look into just which other sources of energy they can use for that transition period. but they both made very clear. they consider this to be a transition period, which is why they're putting

coast and then hopefully export that to germany . so and, and also much more importantly perhaps use and the hydrogen potential in the country. and there is the hope that in 3 to 6 years time, perhaps the fast hydrogen can be exported from canada to gemini. that was due to honda reporting from montreal. here's a quick look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. kenya's opposition leader relo digger has formerly challenged the results of the august 9th presidential election claiming voting irregularities. supporters brought a petition to the supreme court to day his rival william rudo was declared winner of the election. but several election commissioners, they have refused to verify the results. south korea and the u. s. have kicked off their biggest combined military exercises in years before the drills are seen as a response to more frequent and threatening missile tests by north korea, anti war protesters in so hell they rally in opposition to the drills after they were a now finish, a prime mini

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on the east coast. here is how your markets and money look stock futures lower right now. this after stocks continue the win streak on monday with all three indices finishing up .50%. we are watching the big money moves by hedge fund managers with the release of 13f filings. the oracle of omaha warren buffett. berkshire hathaway selling off apple stock. berkshire boosting stakes in chevron and activision it dumped the stake in verizon the selloff in tech not stopping tiger global the fund increasing the stake in meta and position in alphabet. slashing the holdings of snowflake. the fund cutting position in microsoft by 30% meanwhile, david tepper making cuts to his portfolio. ditching the stake in mosaic and macy's one position is constellation energy coming in at $155 million. and taking a new stake in colgate. the firm adding a $159 million stake. making this one of the top ten positions. snatching up shares of natural gas and another energy name ovintiv. revealing the stake in disney along with the call for the company to spin off the sports network espn shares closed u

coast and then hopefully export that to germany . so, and also much more importantly perhaps use and the hydrogen potential in the country . and there is the hope that in 3 to 6 years time, perhaps the 1st hydrogen can be exported from canada to germany. or let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines. the top us infectious disease official, dr. anthony fall. she says he'll step down in december. for she was the face of the government, the coven. 19 response. his efforts to fight the pandemic made him a household name and one praise from health experts. the 81 year old has spent more than 5 decades in public service and advised ross 7 president statement this. the south korea and the u. s. have kicked off their biggest combined military exercises in years before day drills are seen as a response to more frequent and threatening missile tests by north korea. and he war protesters in sol held a rally in opposition to the drills after they were announced. finished prime ministers and m marine has tested negative in a drug t

on east coast. here is how the markets and your money is looking right now not looking so hot we are seeing dow futures down 1 1 1 180. nasdaq down more .60% coming into today it has been a good run we have a four-week win streak for the s&p 500. as of right now, the s&p 500 is up 0.08% for the week. that's it. 0.08%. even a slight drop is going to end that win streak. keep in mind, we talked about it yet, it could be volatile today. today is the monthly expiration of $1 trillion of value for a variety of options we could see added volatility. obviously, the bulls for stocks have been in charge the last two months a lot of that positioning may flip heading into fall we'll see. let's see if options bring a change it could be right now, but options expirations day is a big deal more on your money and markets coming up in a bit >>> let's talk about something you are drinking coffee starbucks. there are more management shakeups at the coffee giant bertha coombs is here with that and more on rivian berth

first of all, -- people who live on the east coast and not in their bubbles. just don't even have a basic idea of what's actually happening at the border. so, i mean tom how did that affect the boots on the ground? the guys there on the front lines where they see either themselves being slandered or they saw their their comrades being slandered. not just by me and you know, president biden also joined in on that. >> media tried to cancel me for three years, but i don't give a shit. [applause] when i started my career as a border patrol agent, 1984, proudest moments of my life putting a uniform every day. but the president united states, the commander in chief in his first speech and that's why the -- the first's beach president biden gave was, the last administration would watch children starve to death on the banks of the rio grande did nothing about it. he's talking about the 20,000 men and women wearing that uniform who saved over 12,000 people last year. [applause] these are american patriots. the finest 1% this country had you got this, you got the secret