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The Meb Faber Show
Fresh update on "riyadh" discussed on The Meb Faber Show
"Declined to happen I think dramatically increase I think the Federal Reserve, nose up. But there are very few points in these data sets that people are running when trading products that. So I think if anything that makes it even more dangerous than the more likely that a change in monetary fiscal policy, which we may be facing here going forward can change of the movement and the way that ball and risk premium products are training could make a have a dramatic effect on what happens the next STA for. Got A lot at how much input in the struggle I always have is markets of course, is this time different being able to try to figure out how much is a structural change and how much is just business as usual irreverence long term capital in such a great example on a lot of levels of this how do you sort of manage that process over the years I mean? Because there's so many different levers. You mentioned some of the put selling and just fall selling strategies and how much impact that may have how much of its fiscal, how much monetary how much was something just getting pushed one way I guess part of my question is also just how much what you're doing is just purely algorithm and how much have you had it change adapt over the years. We've had to adopt a lot obviously, the first ten years I'd traded are very different than this world. I think it's important to have that experience. A lot of people managing money. Now don't know what it was like one, eight thirty years ago and what another market looks like. I think the increased `financialisation automation. Passing. Ultimately most that based on data from the last twenty years, which is very in my mind historically unique environment. You have to respect the Riyadh in the last twenty years and position yourself according to, but also be prepared that she given where we are. In terms of policy and politics and is important as well that things interest rates could very well move higher and go back to what would be completely different regime that had very little to do in the last twenty years, and again I think the leverage in the system, not just leverage and traditional senses, but leveraging all of these risk premium products. which really increase into extended meals like we saw in March, really create a dynamic especially if it were to ever be a secular move because again, if something like March happens in, it's quick and you're able to save and not mark to market certain products and having losses comeback things are okay. But if you have a system where people in longer dated. A great examples away you know we saw ten mall which makes no sense on a rational sense go on to north of sixty that doesn't make sense nobody thought ten year ball would be sixty but they leverage in the system create situation where people had to buy back at those levels and just like in two thousand six prior to the financial crisis tenure of all was I believe running at around thirteen again ridiculous doesn't make any sense but the back markets can do crazy things and so adds that the amount of leverage that's in the system and the amount on how big positions are now across the money mansion space embedded into a sculpture products you can. Really get a situation where the effects are almost ton of four an entire Connie not to be doctor doom or I think there are real aspects of this market that are built on a lot of sunshines and the recent assumptions there based on again, data sets that are not particularly relevant for longer term timeframes in different regimes and I think we're entering a time now in particular where reese the perception of the minimum of potential change given potential fiscal policy and potential inflation could really change kind of liquidity dynamic that has really supported a lot of the trading and helped to form Fangio's I was gonNA use the more technical phrase Shit's going to get weird but I. Figured we'll keep it. Pretty Basic Vernacular Jim talked to me about twenty twenty. You mentioned tenure blew out. Was this year too quick? Did it happen in March? Maybe walk us through of what this year is look like so far. Yeah so this year again, very little been talked about how March happened in how it ended. So quickly, I mean the bottom really happened right at March expiration to quarterly expiration derivatives played a significant role in the liquidation that happened at the bottom. It has really in every since two thousand fifteen at least every major downturn, all of them have been resolved though. With Federal Reserve with quantity and greater and greater amounts that have been necessary. Obviously, there's a lot of talk about how the feds pushing on a string needs greater and greater medication to solve the metaphorical illness and the idea there is by increasing liquidity is to allow these risk premia treads really, and that's what he plucks up that much to not get out. Of Hand to not allow the art market losses in these credit spread losses in these ball product losses structured products on and on to snowball tripoint a lack of confidence in the system. The problem is again great. You can continue to support this market and not allow it to you declined, but at some point which has happened in the last twenty years, it's. Longtime creates a moral hazard A. so people are systems and programs are set up to take advantage of this and assume that tale has a lower probability than it actually has and they're also forced because of the compression of the yields and these risk premia to really because of a scarcity potential yields obviously, that fact where leads to even more selling more compressions. LEVERED system with more selling because of a fear of missing out a lack of potential other option scarcity herald moral hazard creates a massive system south self reinforcing, and if you ever have a system where liquidity disappears, the effects are exponentially worse than they ever were Federal Reserve knows this but there's very few ways out and I think the reality is if they really want inflation. That's what they're talking about. Now, I think not enough incas then spilled on the effects of inflation and how it can pin the risk premia trade have been supporting all of us leverage in the system I. think that's an unintended consequence that's not being explored at thought about by the survey by many market participants at this point again, higher interest rates a delivering of the system. Is Ultimately, at these given away, the system works given the positions that are out. There is incredibly bearish long-term, and again would mean a complete regime change. It would lead to a growth value re rotation out of growth, and into that, you would lead to a reduction of law selling undone the markets allow ways. But I think your study assumptions built into current models and understanding that the tales are now with the potential risks of a move towards a more inflationary environment really opens the door for completely different regime with different strategies. Twenty twenty it's been weird already. We've had negative you'll. Sovereigns around the world oil futures traded negative at one point all the other crazy things going on the whole broncos lineup is hurt. So we're calling this time dating September twenty third. What do you think the chances as far as regimes and this is more of a happy hour coffee gossip question do you think there's a very real possibility? No possibility something in between for sovereign. Bonds in the US to go negative do you discount that is something that's no chance on the ten year or probable what's your thoughts i? Think it's highly likely and the reason I say that is I think the third reserve is going to be forced in the next downturn to do exponentially greater things I think they're going to have to control they're going to have to. The amount of leverage in the risks in the system at this point are such that on the next decline in order to prevent a secular decline again, they're going to have to rule.
WSJ What's News
Trump and Biden's Diverging Visions for American Foreign Policy
"In our ongoing election coverage were taking a deep look at how president trump and democratic. Presidential nominee Joe Biden differ on major policy issues. Today, we're going examine foreign affairs mark. Stewart spoke with the journals national, security reporter Warren Strobel. A lot of attention in recent days to the Middle East obviously president trump is touting success with peace accords with Israel. Let's talk about the trump approach versus the biden approach. Yeah I mean in the waning weeks of the campaign here Mr Trump has secured really historic agreements from the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to make peace with Israel and recognize it diplomatically big achievement. No. Matter how you count it. I think most people would agree but there are fundamental differences between the Republican Democratic candidates particularly when it comes to Saudi Arabia Mr Biden has said that he would review relations with Saudi Arabia, which is probably the most important US ally in the Middle East that he would consider stopping arms sales he's been very critical of their killing of the journalist dissident. Jamal Kashogi Mr Trump on the other hand has declined to put pressure on Saudi Arabia. Really. In any significant way he sort of dismissed defining by the CIA that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman probably ordered the killing of Mr. Kashogi and he has vetoed congressional moves to limit arms sales to Riyadh. Saudi Arabia obviously issues in the Middle East but also Iran. Let's talk about the different approaches there. Yeah. Here again, that's quite a stark difference Mr Trump. Two thousand seventeen withdrew from the Iran nuclear accord known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action on. He has launched a campaign of maximum pressure designed to limit Iran's ability to cause trouble in the region and try to force it back into talks. He's also by the way in recent days Mr Trump has said get reelected around will come to the table and we can make a deal real quickly. Mr Biden has said he would go back into the nuclear agreement. He would get the United States back into that agreement if Iran also returns to compliance. So again, Joe Biden is tough on Iran but he is much more. I think looking at diplomatic track to try and halt their nuclear program. Another region of interest is certainly Europe. Obviously there are economic issues, their political as well as military issues. When we look at Europe, how big of a role does the relationship with NATO play in this discussion? You know I think it plays a significant role. NATO's the probably the most important and one of the longest standing alliances that the United States has. Important economically in terms of the trade between the United States and Europe, and important strategically given its role in sort of countering Russia Russia intervention in places like Ukraine Belarus. Again there's differences here though Mr Trump has been pretty critical of NATO. He demanded that all the countries live up to. A promise they made to spend two percent of their GDP. Self. Defense, and there have been rumors that he might withdraw from NATO entirely or want to. This is Chris from Mr Biden who again stressing the importance of good alliances with Europe and other parts of the world. You. Briefly mentioned Russia, where are the distinctions in viewpoint and policy between the two candidates? That's a good question. I think the trump administration has been in terms of my reporting and analysis sort of a weird bee's when it comes to Russia Mr Trump himself. No has been quite friendly with and trying to strike a good relationship with Vladimir Putin, but the people in the middle and. Upper levels of US government agencies are taking much more dim view, Mr Putin, and actually you know the US has done a lot of sanctions and other actions against Putin during Mr Trump's terms. So there's sort of a kind of a bipolar aspect to his administration's dealings with Russia Mr. Biden. I think has been more critical. Putin personally and has said he would stand up to Mr Putin on things such as election interference the Russian incursion into Ukraine and other things like that.
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Saudi court issues verdicts in Khashoggi murder
"A Saudi court issued final verdicts on Monday in the case of slain Washington Post, columnist sounded critic Jamal Kashogi after his son who still resides in the kingdom announced pardons that sped five of the convicted individuals from execution. While the trial draws to its conclusion in Saudi Arabia. The case continues to cast a shadow over the international standing of Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman associates have been sanctioned by the US and the UK for their alleged involvement in the brutal killing, which took place inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. The Riyadh criminal courts. Final verdicts were announced by Saudi Arabia state television which aired few details about the eight Saudi nationals and did not name them. The court ordered a maximum sentence of twenty years in prison for the five. Another individual received a ten year sentence and two others were ordered to serve seven years in prison. A team of fifteen Saudi agents had flown to Turkey to meet Kashogi inside the consulate for his appointment on October. Second two, thousand, eighteen to pick up. That would allow him to marry his Turkish fiance who waited outside. The team included a forensic doctor intelligence and security offices and individuals who worked directly for the Crown Prince's office according to Agnes. Cala MoD who investigated the killing for the United Nations Turkish officials alleged Kashogi was killed and then dismembered with a bone saw inside the consulate and his remains put in a tandoor oven. His body has been found. Turkey apparently had the consulate bugged and shared audio of the killing with the CIA among others. Western intelligence agencies, as well as the US Congress of said the Crown Prince Baz responsibility for the killing. He also maintains the support of Donald. Trump. Likely for his preference for the eight billion dollar arms deal. He had just closed Saudi Arabia's trial of the suspects has been widely criticised by rights, groups and observers who note that no senior officials nor anyone suspected of ordering the killing has been found guilty. The independence of the Rianne Criminal Court has also been questioned.
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Saudi court issues final verdicts in Khashoggi killing
"Right now. Saudi Arabia is state television says Final verdicts have been issued in the case of slain Washington Post columnist and Saudi critic Jamal Kashiwagi after his family announced pardons have spared five from execution. The Riyadh Criminal Court issued the final verdict today against eight
Dennis Prager
Saudi Arabia Opens Airspace to Israeli Flights
"Saudi Arabia changes its airspace regulations to permit Israeli flights to and from the United Arab Emirates, the latest from the media lines. Lawrence Rifkin. Despite the generalized language, Israel is officially upbeat about Saudi Arabia is new policy, opening its air space to all countries sending flights to or from the United Arab Emirates. The policy change follows an overflight on Monday by an El Al jet, bringing officials to Abu Dhabi to discuss normalization, something Riyadh will hold off. Until there is peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Although stated policy covers only flights to or from the Emirates officials in Israel Sieff has an opening too much shorter flights to the Far East, which until now took most commercial aircraft around Saudi Arabia or north of Syria, Iraq and Iran. I'm
Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
Israel and the UAE: why now and whats next?
"Is the greatest advancements toward peace between Israel and the Arab world in the last twenty, six years and it marks the third formal peace between Israel and an Arab nation. The diplomatic, Reproche Mon to nounce between Israel and the United Arab, Emirates last week is not in and of itself quite as big a deal as its orchestrators wished to claim the two countries have never been to war with each other the official hostility to Israel such as it was usually sounded pretty phoned in done for foresake when other Arab governments let fly with the fire-breathing choruses of condemnation in Israel's direction. The were generally very much in the back row of the quoi royal mumbling vaguely along hoping to be noticed. Israel and the US you have. Long. Dealt pretty, easily with each other Israeli ministers have made official visits to the Emirates. There are plentiful commercial ties between the countries Israel had already been invited to exhibit at Expo Twenty Twenty in by the intelligence services of Israel, and the have also long cooperated. The first official Israeli visited to the after the deal was announced was Yossi Cohen, director, of Masa Truly historic moment not since the Israel Jordan peace treaty was signed more than twenty years ago has so much. Progress has been made towards peace in the. Middle, East? By United Jew of America's closest and most capable partners in the region something which said could not be done. This deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle. East US President Donald Trump is claiming credit for brokering this agreement but suggestions by his proxies and flunkies that this is somehow worthy of the Nobel peace prize he frantically desires. somewhat optimistic granted that President Trump's predescessor barrack Obama was just given. One is a sort of housewarming present but an exchange of ambassadors between Israel and the U. A is just not a seismic recalibration comparable with the peace reached between Egypt and Israel in Nineteen, seventy, eight or Israel and Jordan in nineteen, ninety, four, I say to the people of Israel and Jordan. Now. You must make this peace real. To, turn no man's land into every man's home. To take down the barbed wire to remove the deadly minds. To help the. wounds. Of War to heal. However via the normalization of Israeli, Emirati relations may not be big deal. It may portend things which are indeed it's the fact that it isn't a big deal which may be the really big deal here. Israel's only two previous such agreements with countries as referenced above were with Egypt and Jordan neighbors against whom they fought wars. They were extraordinary responses to extraordinary circumstances. The agreement with the UI founds a diplomatic relationship which seems more or less remarkable than say, a diplomatic relationship between Denmark and Malaysia Will Senegal and Peru. It could have a domino effect. There are already suggestions that some other Arab, states including. Bahrain and Morocco a coming around to the U. I-IT's way of thinking where Israel is concerned and from there, what else might be possible Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has already spoken of hope that the direct flights which will shortly link Israel and the could be allowed to cross the skies above. Saudi Arabia. The prospect of an Israeli embassy in Riyadh might not seem exactly likely just yes. But nor does it seem any longer like a completely demented fantasy? I've Alanine Adam first of all. In our opinion this action is incorrect wrong one hundred percents. And it is a betrayal of the Palestinian. People and the will of Muslims and the will of quotes. Villas in autumn on Amazon one. Zero. Two significant shifts underpinning this realignment one is that in recent years Israel and the Arab states have discovered something they agree on Iran which regard as some combination of nuisance menace and existential threat. The other is that Israel and the Arab states have discovered something that they no longer disagree on at least old that much Palestine, which the rest of the Arab world seems less and less keen on pretending to care about a much ballyhooed component of the Israel you deal was Israel's promised to suspend its plans to annex the West. Bank. But it is difficult to believe Israel was ever entirely serious about that. Indeed it sounds in the light of the agreement exactly like the kind of mad idea you float. So you can make a big thing of agreeing not to do it as part of a subsequent diplomatic negotiation. News of the Israel. You a deal was very much not greeted by widespread dancing and celebrate tree hooting of car hoons in Gaza and Ramallah. There have been from Palestinian sources grim mutterings about betrayal by their fellow Arabs. Unfortunately, nowadays, most of the Arab is looking after their own interests at the expense of the Palestinian course. The wretched reality is that it's nothing. So sinister, it is simply that Palestine is increasingly regarded in Arab capitals as yesterday's cause and as a baffling boring headache one of the hardiest diplomatic truisms is Lord Pompton Quip that nations have no permanent friends no permanent enemies just permanent interests right now to the UAE and other Arab states which may follow. Israel seems a much more interesting ally than
NPR News Now
Saudi King Salman admitted to hospital in Riyadh
"Arabia's king. Salman has been admitted to a hospital in the capital Riyadh NPR's Bruce. Sherlock has more. Saudi Arabia's royal court says the eighty four year old, King Salman has an inflamed gallbladder. The statement carried on the country's official press agency says he's undergoing medical tests at the king. Faisal Specialist Hospital in the capital Riyadh. King Salman acceded to the throne and became the Custodian of Islam's two holiest sites in two thousand, fifteen, his eldest son, the Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman is next in line and has been the country's de facto ruler in recent years wreath, Sherlock and PR
BBC World Service
Saudi Arabia's King Salman admitted to hospital for tests
"King Salman of Saudi Arabia has been admitted to hospital in Riyadh for tests of the Saudi state News Agency said the king, who is 84 had been suffering from inflammation off the gold bladder.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Khashoggi murder trial begins in Turkish court
"Now hoping opening a trial in absentia for group of Saudi nationals, all accused of killing Washington Post columnist JaMarcus Shaggy and Istanbul. Saudi Arabia has refused to extradite the 20 suspects. They all left Turkey after the killing. Some of them were put on trial in Riyadh. But those trials were widely criticized. This trial in Turkey will be closely watched. For any new information that might emerge, including the whereabouts of cash. Hokies remains. He was killed after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in October of 2018 CBS
WBZ Afternoon News
Khashoggi murder trial begins in Turkish court
"Opens a trial in absentia for a group of Saudis in the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Show. G. Saudi Arabia has refused to extradite the 20 suspects. They all left Turkey after the killing. Some of them were put on trial in Riyadh. But those trials were widely criticized. This trial in Turkey will be closely watched for any new information that might emerge, including the whereabouts of cash. Hokies remains. He was killed after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in October of 2018. CBS is
BBC World Service
20 Khashoggi murder suspects on trial in Turkey in absentia
"A court in Turkey has begun the trial in absentia off 20 Saudi Arabian nationals accused of the murder of the Saudi journalists. Jamal Khashoggi. A vocal critic of Saudi Arabia is Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was killed inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul two years ago. The BBC Shoddy Alka chief, is there You're in Turkey. There's two ideas. The 1st 1 thinking that this is a simple IQ trial coming when there is no more evidence, and those whose child in this case is not in Turkey, and the body ofthe German did not found yet, but the other part looking for it as a political trials, where the relationship between Riyadh on Ankara is very bad, and also they think that maybe Turkey needs to send a message. To Saudi Arabia. Maybe this will push this case forward and push for Arial toe cooperate in the investigation.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
Travel to Saudi Arabia
"Welcome to the amateur traveler. I'm your host Chris Christianson. Let's talk about Saudi Arabia. I'd like to welcome to the show flow meter. Who's come to us from Munich Germany but come to talk to us about Saudi Arabia flow? Welcome to the show. Thank you Chris. Happy to be here. Saudi Arabia is not a place that well actually. It's a place that a lot of people have gone on Hosh. It's one of the most popular travel destinations in the world but for people who are not Muslims. It is a relatively new destination very true yet. Open up its tourist visa in the end of September so everything is very new. There and for me was the interesting part of really yet. Go to a country where tourism really hasn't been a part of the history in the last year. I guess that answers the question of why you went to Saudi Arabia. Was there more to the story than just it opened up. The opportunity was available. I mean Saudi Arabia. There's so much so much to talk about. I mean first of all landscape. I think we always think about at least to me. It was okay. Saudi Arabia desert oil encampments. That's the first words that came to remind but the landscape boys. There is so much more to see. I mean the Sea of the mountains zero than history wise. I mean a lot of ancient kingdoms coming from there the history of Islam being from there but for me it was one of the biggest reasons why a went to Saudi. Arabia was the hospitality of the people. I heard such amazing things about that. I've been around in the Middle East and I wanted to experience it for myself and as soon as I heard. They opened up the doors for tourists. I said okay. I'm going to jump on that wagon and I want to see for myself to really see how it is. And what kind of an itinerary? Are you going to recommend for us when you look at the map? Saudi Arabia is a huge country. So I always say it's better to have more time than less. But if you have about eight to ten days that should give you a good idea overview over the country so I did it. I'd recommend always starting in Ria. That's the capital on the east side. And then making your way for the West stow after that a Lula which is a beautiful beautiful historic site than to Medina which is super interesting because Muslims go there as well now and then to Jeddah and then from Jeddah head back to Fly Back from Jeddah which options whatever works best for you excellent before we get into that in more detail one place. You didn't name and I WANNA talk about why you didn't name. It is a place that other people might be interested in going. And that's Mecca and there's a reason why you didn't name Mecca and we OUGHTA address the elephant in the room as it were so if he would want to go to Mecca. I'll give you the picture you'll drive on the road and then you see a big sign which says non Muslims go right and Muslims go straight celebrate as a non Muslim. You're not allowed to go to Mecca. And that of course has to be respected now of course if you are Muslim than that's entirely different and you in fact are encouraged or required depending on how one looks at that to make a trip to Mecca at least once in your life if you have the means to do so. So but we're not gonNA address Mecca in this particular episode. We're not going to address going on Hajj because most of the show can't do that so excellent you started us in Riyadh exactly so the beauty of Saudi Arabia is that everything is pretty new so I mean arriving day you arrive at a Super Bowl Airport. I first of all said okay. I'm GonNa take the metro into town so followed the metro signs only to find out that not. That's not billed yet. So that's how earlier wasn't the country so back out of the airport into Uber and into town. We think we always have this idea that Saudi Arabia is a very rich country but maybe a bit old school. That definitely didn't find that the case Uber which works fantastic they have all the amenities modern buildings amazing and paired with all the history that comes with it and there was amazing for me on firsthand arrived in the country. I get into Uber. You drive into town takes about forty five minutes because traffic is crazy and we start talking and suddenly he stops and he gets out of the car and he comes back into the car with a box of oranges. And I'm super perplexingly. Okay what would you know? He's giving me this box of oranges and I was like okay. Maybe we did the picked it up for his wife or his family and he's like no no no. This is for you and this was the first time really experienced hands on Saudi hospitality. Which is insane. I mean I've been to a lot of places but never ever did uber. Taxi driver gave me a present for just arriving in the country. And that would be a new one for me as well. It's really insane. And this was not a one time I arrived in is expensive. There's a lot of hotels but they are quite expensive when expensive sixty seventy USD. For I would say the the cheapest room.
BBC World Service
Oil Rises as Trump Talks Up Saudi-Russia Truce, Recession Fears Limit Gains
"There's been a sharp rise in global oil prices after Donald Trump said two of the world's biggest produces Saudi Arabia and Russia were about to announce huge cuts in daily output Mr trump said he expected them to reduce production by at least ten million barrels in total I think hopefully they'll announce something soon now can a deal be broken I guess I think they both want to make a deal and they're both smart they love their countries they want to make a deal that's good but it's also good for the world of they do because you save an industry in recent weeks the price of oil has fallen to its lowest level in nearly two decades in part because of a row between Moscow and Riyadh Mr trump's remarks helped to push up share prices in New York despite a massive increase in unemployment benefit claims in the U. S. because of the corona virus
BBC World Service
Saudi-led coalition intercepts missiles over Riyadh, Jizan
"Saudi Arabia says it has intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles fired towards the capital Riyadh and the southern city of Jizan Saudi led coalition in Yemen accused to see rebels and the Romanian back because of what it said was a barbaric attack civil defense spokesman in Riyadh said two civilians were hit by a missile debris and slightly injured the fighters regularly launch missiles at Saudi military and civilian
Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince, backed by the king, moves for absolute power
"It is easy to forget that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Bin Abdulaziz. Al Sowed is not actually technically ruler of Saudi Arabia. That title belongs formerly to his elderly Father King Salman however since his appointment as crown prince in two thousand seventeen. It has been widely understood that. Nbs often known is the heir designate. Power behind the throne and at the age of thirty four very much the future of Saudi Arabia in this unofficial role mb has furnished considerable cause for concern he has overseen a terrible onslaught against Yemen and a blockade of Qatar. Neither of which appear to have accomplished much. He has interred dozens of his fellow royalty. For a time in a Ritz hotel and more or less kidnapped the prime minister of Lebanon perhaps most infamously. Nbs is widely supposed responsible for the murder of Washington. Post columnist. Jamal Khashoggi even by those standards. This week's palace intrigue in Riyadh is remarkable. Several members of the court appear to have been arrested at MBA's instruction including one of his uncles and one of his cousins dozens more army officers and civil servants are also reported to have been rounded up east this NBA swatting a coup. D'etat conducting one of his own. If he does manage to reach the throne when King Solomon's time comes. What does he want to do with it and is in BS? Perhaps not quite the Mariah Carey loving modernizer. He would have us believe. This is the foreign desk when you bring in Mariah Carey and all these singers and pay them views amount of money but you do not have an any universities anyplace to learn music. There is no department in any Saudi university to learn. Play ride to a drama making this these other forms that you should look for. And whether this massive youth constituency what she has to some extent manage to bring behind him is still behind him in five years time because young people need to get jobs. They need to be able to get married. They can't subsistence promises forever. So I think Basch is going to be the key determinant his credibility rather than some of the things that I looked with more interested in the book. We must remember that. Donald Trump has given unequivocal support. D'amato Vince on who is heavily implicated in the killing of the journalist. Jamal Hasha he. Trump has had his back on that one and I think as as long as trump remains in power that this relationship will continue quite strongly. You're listening to the foreign desk. I'm Andrew Miller on today show. I'm joined by Ali Al Ahmed and Laura James Ali. Ahmed is a Saudi Scala. The Institute for Gulf Affairs joins us from Washington DC. Laura James is senior Middle East analyst at the Global Advisory Firm Oxford Analytica Ali. Al Start with you and I'll start with well it's not always an easy question to answer with Saudi Arabia's concerned which is the the pretty basic one of as far as we know what has been going on this week Mohammed bin Salman the heir apparent of King. Solomon who has a lot of political ambitions obviously has members of the ruling family who are his rivals and they do not want to see him become king if they would like to see him ousted some just by talking and some by plotting so what has happened is Hamad discernment is extremely insecure about that and he took measures to stop any attempt to remove him. We have two groups here those who are talking and then the sort of speaking ill of Like his uncle Ahmad but Abdelaziz who who thinks that he has better in terms of becoming king and you have his cousin especially the younger ones who rallied around the his main rival. Hamad bin naive to try to dislodge him for power by by force even and that is why we have seen these steps of arrest and monitoring hundreds of members on family who are eyeing the throne Laura to bring you in his they one fundamental thing looking behind this extraordinary shakespeare in intrigue. Is it a reasonable assumption that MBBS is trying to nail down his future in anticipation that King Mohammed who is eighty four years old and not in good health? Con- last forever. I think he's done really since he became Crown Princeton before has been based on that assumption. It's been about shoring up his position within the family and I think if when his father succeeded nobody would have predicted that he could have done it. This effectively. He is essentially unchallenged. Do we understand. If the differences between the rival factions are actually political or is this basically a more atavistic. Instinctual family feud. I'm not sure that you can draw the distinction very clearly in Saudi Arabia between family in politics the two very much Banda with each other. I would say one difference between Mohammed bin Salman. His rivals is that he thinks that the anyway food. Saudi Arabia is essentially for one person to be in clear charging for that person to him whereas some of the people who oppose him wants to get back to a more consensual style family managed rule and Schering of resources and consensus in enslave change whereas if a political as well family reasons bin Salman says no that model work for Saudi Arabia. Dunga all these possible to be clear on rich factions of the house of sowed supporting. Nbs this point. Does he actually have the numbers? I think? So the most important in Saudi government and the ruling. Saudi Arabia is not even the ruling family anymore. It was about power previously. The model like Laura speaking about the there were centers of power at King. Abdullah had the national guard was his own militia guns so he can force his His agenda and his position and so on the delayed crown prince was also minister of defense so he had the army under his control so he can push his agenda and most importantly then the ministry of the interior with late conference knife had the interior ministry. Which has the largest number of security personnel and across the country and so he can use that to push himself to the throne in all of these people reach the throne. Some some did some died before they they got to to become king now all of these powers the Army National Guard and the Interior Ministry has been gutted and removed. Everything that's powerful about. It has been moved to something called the State Security Agency and the control of bin Salman so our bin Salman controls all the military and security apparatus in the country. So who is his real challenge? No one they can speak. They can talk about. They cannot do very much. There are members of the family who want to see him out. This is not strange to the Saudi ruling family King Faysal was shot and killed by his own nephew. King Salad was overthrown by his brothers. And also there was an assassination attempt on his life after he was deposed and expelled. This is nothing new in the history of the family so I expect to see some harsh measures against some of those younger princess like Nawaf bin Ni- F- Who was arrested and Mohammed bin? Naif who is basically the boss the boss of this of this of these people because he has the best chance in rivaling Ahmed bin Salman let us remember. It was the Obama Administration C. i. a. A and Obama who brought Hamad Knife as the future king and gave him a lot of accolades And supported him and tell trump came and push 'em B. S. INSTEAD AND MR. I'm mad but was pushed out and he still. Mr Benign has a lot of support in Washington in day democratic side. So that was the fear that MBBS had Laura how much might MB S.'s? Stature in court or credibility in the court of being damaged by his own somewhat petulant impulsive behavior over the years whether that's launching this war in Yemen his involvement? In the murder of Jamal Khashoggi would there be a concern in the rest of the court that he might be quite the loose cannon concerns among some parts of the ruling family and very strong concerns internationally. I think there are two distinct issues. One is about foreign policy mistakes. And as you've said in terms of Yemen in terms of Qatar in terms of the confrontation with Iran and particularly in Lebanon. It seemed that. His foreign policy initiatives haven't worked very well. I think within the country that's less important like the Ritz Carlton and this latest. Crackdown are actually less important than the nuts and bolts of vision twenty thirty which is his transformation plan so Mohammed bin Salman has stepped forward and said we know we need to change. The oil is going to run out. We've got to move into a new era. Diversify the economy. Be ready for this. Get Jokes Young People Change Society? I need a huge amounts woods that intensive transforming the way in which Saudi Arabia
Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
Why are oil prices dropping?
"Late last week. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC a cartel of thirteen major oil producers met in Vienna OPEC agreed to cut their total output by one point five million barrels. A day an attempt to stabilize the price of oil in the face of slumping demand Bright US situation. We have over two subtitled. The market is necessarily OPEC non-opec something for the OPEC needed to sell this pact to Russia which is not a member of the organization but has generally seemed an amenable ally in recent years. We are hoping that I share Is Very Important member. They've been working with us for a very long time. And I think we understand each other. Now we look forward to To good meeting I cannot see. Us Not agreeing. Because that's very important for the market and everyone is keen. Not this time. Russia refused to cut its production by way of retaliation. Saudi Arabia opened. Its taps further and offer discounts on top Saudi production. Next month will be at least twenty five percent higher than Saudi production last month. Russia then threatened to increase its production to a record. Eleven point eight million barrels a day. The consequence of the unleashing of these cases was that oil prices plummeted further and faster than any time since the first Gulf War in nineteen ninety. One the barrel of Brent crude he bought for nearly sixty dollars just two weeks ago. You couldn't sell for more than thirty six bucks today. Don't WanNA check his prices. Because this plunge US remarkable folks it was on reports that Saudi Arabia slashing prices and increasing supply this after talks with Russia collapsed prices down more than twenty two percent earlier today the biggest loss since launch of the Gulf War. If one takes an extremely narrow view of this. It's not altogether bad news. Indeed the world's preeminent narrow view taker. Us President Donald Trump tweeted on Monday as oil prices charged towards the earth's core good for consumer gasoline prices coming down. The broadview was somehow condensed into the reply to this tweet by twitter. Use a cold. Michael Hayden ought to extend to him. His full title retired Four-star. Us Air Force General. Michael Hayden former director of the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency. Hayden spoke for many in the US and elsewhere when he tweeted simply pithily. Oh my God it is of course far from the first time that president trump has done a convincing impression of a self involved illiterate simpleton who has absolutely no idea what is going on or what he's talking about. So what are we looking at here? More specifically what in the wide world of sports is Russia playing at especially since its economy in recent times has been so reliant on the price of oil staying on the high side where. Russia is concerned. One should never rush to discount the possibility that they're just winding everybody up but Russia may also have spotted an opportune moment to strike at a potential rival America's shale oil industry. The fracking of the United States were already running up immense debts against expected future discoveries and anticipated future earnings bargain-basement oil prices could finish more than a few of these companies off prior to a recovery. Yesterday some oil explorers like dental petroleum of Houston saw their share prices have Russia may also be biting back against American sanctions against Russia's energy sector last month Russian oil giant Rosneft helmed by Longtime Vladimir. Putin Associate Egos session was punished for transporting Venezuelan crude. I'm sure there will the efforts to get around the sanctions already. Rosneft is doing this. For example by changing the names of ships or ship to shift transfers to try to hide the Venezuelan origin of oil. It remains to be seen how long Moscow can outstay a Riyadh while Russia cannot compete with Saudi Arabia's production nor is it as reliance on oil to function oil revenues thirty seven percent of Russia's budget compared to sixty five percent of Saudi Arabia's Russia has suggested that it might be open to renewed talks with OPEC whether these happen or whether anything comes of them or not. This would not be the first time that Russia has chiefly pursued a policy that hurts Russia. As long as it hurts everyone else. More
Phil's Gang
Saudi state oil giant's shares fall 10%, halting trading
"Giant Saudi Aramco saw its shares drop by ten percent as Riyadh's of stock market open on Monday halting trading the total market only allow stocks to fluctuate by ten percent a day meaning it halted trading as the market open the drop came as global oil prices suffered their worst loss this is the start of the nineteen ninety one Gulf War other Mideast markets fell as well as the new corona viruses affecting global energy prices in OPEC failed to make a production cut deal with Russia last
Power Trading Radio
Oil plunges 24% for worst day since 1991
"The state oil giant Saudi Aramco saw its shares drop by ten percent as Riyadh's stock market open on Monday halting trading the total market only allow stocks to fluctuate by ten percent a day meaning it halted trading as the market open the drop came as global oil prices suffered their worst loss this is the start of the nineteen ninety one Gulf War other Mideast markets fell as well as the new corona viruses affected global energy prices and OPEC failed to make a production cut deal with Russia last week Jeremy houses earlier a coronavirus concerns led Saudi Arabia to cut off air in C. travel to and from Bahrain Egypt Iraq Italy Kuwait Lebanon South Korea Syria and the United Arab Emirates all of that after the kingdom earlier closed off its land borders as
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe
Stocks plunging anew on virus fears and oil price crash
"Are the oil markets have crashed more than thirty percent off to the disintegration of the APEC plus salons is triggered an all out price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia at the opening of Asian trading Brent futures tumbled the most since the first Gulf War Goldman Sachs is when prices could drop to near twenty dollars a barrel well let's pick up on that with the Bloomberg reporter Ameri Holden who joins us on the line from New York studios Sir I'm ready good morning let's first will what is why is this happening fundamentally what is going on in the markets good morning while this comes after that disintegration of the OPEC plus meeting and really the break up of the group they didn't even decide to roll over the cuts they decided on in December and really you as Bob McNally puts it Riyadh is furious and they tend to teach Russia a lesson by crashing these oil prices so you saw over the weekend Aramco went out and they cut by the most in ten thirty years on their on their crude prices that's gonna have a rollover to fact to all the other Gulf producers and Russia's going to have to respond and you saw the price collapse and and this is something that even in the thirties any Russia has definitely less smaller breakeven than Saudi but even the thirty these are numbers that's going to even have president Putin start to worry and the idea is to try to push Russia to come back to the negotiating table but it's very risky this is very risking we're seeing it affect not just the oil market this is going to have this is going to affect every part of the global economy yeah absolutely I mean it could basically savage national budgets I mean all of the national budgets of the big oil producers but that is a tough because you say that Saudi has used before though not to this extent I mean it's a very difficult time for it to make this move yeah and that's and Morse put it really well this is different than everyone keeps comparing it to the price worth two thousand fourteen but this is different this is the first time ever we're gonna have significant over supply from the producers at coincides with demand Shockley of complete demand destruction so while we don't have the demand out there which we saw from Asia now we see it in Europe and the U. S. as the court of ours fears continue to extend flights are grounded towns quarantine kids are staying home at school now we're going to have on top of that demand destruction the fact that these producers are just going to start to ramp up their production the Saudis are producing someone in the nine billion million dollars about range they're signaling to the market that they are going to go to ten and then potentially to their capacity which is twelve million barrels a day that is something that is scary but I think for the problem with Russia is that they went into this meeting that willing to do something if it was tiny but I think it was personal and logistics personal front they don't want to be put in a corner I think that ultimatum was a bit scary for them given the fact that they don't want to set a precedent to pack it was really interesting because OPEC released their own press release that that first day and usually they would wait for Russia to come to the table before they say what they're even interested in doing so they really backed into the corner and clearly put did not respond well to that secondly many are talking about the fact that I've talked to a lot of traders and hedge funds going into that meeting saying that Russia just wants to put these low cost producers out A. K. A. shale and Bob McNally from rapid makes another really good point talk about the fact that what Russia could do is that they start to boost production and then come back to the table when they do ultimately cut it's going to be from a much higher level to their end of may be able to maintain a bigger market share Annemarie I suppose briefly there's always the possibility China signaling very much that it wants to come back online trying to re engineer its economy back into normal I mean that could be a resurgence in the Mumbai gas yes and they're going to be winners from this any low oil prices is definitely going to be good for consumers around the world kind of course being one of them the world's largest oil importer to their recovery from the virus will be key for the global demand and cheaper oil prices will clearly help them also it'll help US consumers US consumers at the gas prices at the gas pump and really consumers around the world the problem with the U. S. is that it's going to be short term gain and I think long term pain if this goes on for longer because as city says the shale breakeven is forty dollars about we're ready in the twenties on WTI in the thirties on Brent so this is going to be a big alarm for Texas in the
Bloomberg Radio New York
"riyadh" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"In Riyadh has issued a preliminary sentence against eleven of the accused individuals and it is as follows a the death penalty for five and they are those who directly participated in his killing Jennifer dot has been tracking this story in the region says and I'm just give me a sense of the scale and the death of this investigation and how significant this ruling was yes by the Saudis basically said that the investigation looked into around over thirty people and eleven then them stood trial five are going to be a and executed if the if this preliminary ruling holds flock that peels process but most of the attention will be on the two people who what I quitted as thou the accursed Donnie and I met a CD that's how the company is a top aide for crown prince Mohammed missile man he's believed to be according to a lot of the reporting as the architect behind a lot of this murder and I met a CD he was the deputy head of the intelligence those two people have been acquitted for said insufficient evidence and so far we have not that that responsible Billy has not been as very welcoming it's been dismissive with a lot of skepticism a lot of this comes on TV the connectivity Jane side because Donnie on us mad I lost city I'm Mohammed bin Solomon in other words the chain of command is what is being questioned if we look at dot and the this is referred to I think by by certain parts of the U. N. as a state killing well the that you're an expert who investigated the killing yeah basically said that this this this investigation has been nothing but a mockery makes a mockery of justice at because it did not look to the chain of command it did not shed any light on who ordered the killing how did that happen in a diplomatic in a in a diplomatic premises in foreign lands the foreign minister of of Turkey also said that at the investigation and that willing did not give any lights on who ordered that the murder so that's a fairly damning indictment from the U. and eight enters the chain of command I mean to tease I was like that is quite strong how is this being received in insanity in Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia a lot of people are celebrating this has the Saudi justice system at work and as a justice being served for a Saudi victim who's been and being killed by a rogue operation at the at the same time the family of the son of social she who is living in Saudi Arabia said that he has faith in the US and that in the Saudi justice system at some major may basically say he could be coerced he's living in Saudi Arabia but the and the so far we've seen a lot of celebration at on Twitter especially for these two top aides of of the crown prince who being cleared and some of the some some we have seen scene also state TV and so on and a lot of promotion all of their achievement unless they have what they have done well we'll see I would responses in the Americas of course the sentencing probably won't turn off the fires that started after the casualty at issue in the US Congress and see what comes more from the US and I thank you very much Jennifer at tracking the crucial to murder up next Boeing fi's Dennis Mollen.
CarCast
"riyadh" Discussed on CarCast
"Friday sales event going on all month long and take advantage of dodge power dollars ever died yesterday. With Mr Samuel who've Annette's little addendum who are Horsepower jollies. Oh yeah that's right. The contest contest is still going on. You can follow dodge on instagram. Beka follow Goldberg on on Instagram. Is Well you guys get the rules. Goldberg Nine Five Goldberg's garage on Instagram. You can get the rules on how to do that so a lot of pilled yelling and videos and people people seem to like he's not I don't I don't know what's a depiction of what am I normal life though like all right everything just shop was great. Can you do at this time with yelling. Your Eli sure and now it's good but before we wrap I wanna I wanna ask Alastair about the the new corvette It's been announced a few months. Now I know you guys got one order along with your shelby. Gt five hundred. You got a chance to drive the corvette or fat recently. What did you drive? What configuration tell me about it? So we'll we drove the pretty much the one that you'd want to few more Luxury luxury items but basically in the in the SPEC that you want so with the Magna ride and and the performance kitten everything else and I was really impressed by it. Yeah we'd go to if if you go to YouTube Channel Edmonds Youtube Channel. We go film out about it at the moment but it which which is doing great buddy. I drove down the road and then I drove it at a test track and particularly on the the truck he feels like a proper mid engined supercar. Yeah and you know what it's it's there's a lot of things going for you know the it's the last remaining naturally aspirated rated V.. Eight that you can get in any any a- superfan Audis veterans. It is great volume and he feels like a different experience. It doesn't feel like the old toll that it always felt like a coal that they see giving you a genuine supercar experience at a fraction of the price. And you know the brakes great. The steering really surprised me. How good the starring walls? It's agile. I was really impressed by it. See you drove it on a track. Yeah and you drove it around town as well. We're just how is it like you know everybody that the track stuff I kind of expected to be fantastic but most people that drive. That car are just GonNa try that around town because it's a cool looking car aren't you know. And it's again better than better than we might have expected aids the ride quality particularly because when you say most people are GonNa cruise around in them. The right qualities borderline luxurious again. This guy had magnified which we which refunds off. Yeah and they really good compromise. I mean they yeah. This is a few things. He's like the over the shoulder visibility mid engine call. You know you tend to tend to accept that but yeah as a thing to as a thing to drive around town as a thing to live with and that was the big question and how's it gone away from being a car that you could generally drive every day. I think he could is the front axle lift fast because the front half axle lift feature and a lot out of cars Porsche and McLaren. You gotTa start doing that. A block or two away because it is slow well the only the four. Gt that thing pops out like a low rider. Well let's hydraulic. Yeah I remember I remember. I did the original Dr of that and I can believe that what was happening is basically my head. I was like oh it broke. Yeah Lhamo The covert thing says. He's very cool feature which is GPS space. So you'll driving if he. AC learns if you're driving home and you know there's a few speed speed bump so you know you gotta go up into your driveway or something like that. The car will actually learn automatically. Raise the nose do not order a corvette without one that would be my advice. It would be madness. Yeah you need it. Yeah you're GonNa just smash the front of that thing on thing but as we talked about before on the show it starts sixty K.. And that's the headline figure but to get the one that you won't is just over seventy so it's not like they're really playing really pulling a fast one ninety grand friend of mine said he configured it with the options he liked. He was at eighty-five with it. But but which is which is good by the way still sub hundred like not not ninety four thousand sub Bob. It's it's it's significantly Saab hundred. There's a few I mean there's still a field of the seats. Were in great. That was the that had like the like the supposed to be Super Super Progressive Sports seats. So he's and but it's and the interiors better in real life in pitches you got these very old weather. The EH conditioning controls the line of switches. In in in the in pitches it looks really weird and imposing but actually in real life. It's it's it's a lot easier to to to live with. That's interesting the hair. It's a good example of how how while using it is is is going to make the difference like getting into an actually messing with it is. Is the game changer. When as far as just seeing it in photos and we do see a lot of that we see a lot of things have photos going? I don't know about this. I don't know about that and But when you get in and start playing with it and you're like Oh this does actually feel right now. I see why they did this by time. You get into a certain seating position your arms and your legs certain angle all you want things within control that within reach that that makes sense but still stupid stupid and Aston malting stupid Nicole that I also noticed that did you drive with the Audi. Rs Six wagon. No personally. I haven't been in that yet. I did drive the Tyke in last week which was which I'm slammed bogged into that and I can't say it's a four S so we're all signed some big legal document. Makoto by till December. But I can't tell you very good. Yeah everybody tells me that everybody's driving. That's the poorest of all electric Porsche. is everyone saying it's fantastic. It's got this cool sound mode as well but we must the Machi. Jackie I was driving. I was driving driving back into into Turkey Angeles. Trust the the tycoon I. We does with Cameron and we said well. I'd rather have one of these in nine eleven. They spacey priced identically to the nine eleven starts at just over one hundred plus all the options. Is it nine. Eleven hundred thousand nine eleven. Even a character is now a hundred K.. At career Arash rush the chorus. WE HADN'T TASS which had options on it but the options were like stuff that you'd like to actually want like one hundred and forty grand as they should be turbo price. Everything you just activated your I activated Siri Very Somehow Bitch about surprises. They just talking about Schilling. Not all right. Well we're going to have to get into more L. A. Auto show stuff at another time but we've got lots of photos. It was coming out. I think the best thing to do is is go to Edmunds. Dot Com slash road noise. You guys got video about the mock e about all the Mo Kilo whichever and and the corvette and the Porsche and the porsches coming up in the middle of December. We've also December the eleventh launching our top rated. I've come in and talk about that. That's all about public awards thing of the year. So it's A. It's a really busy time to swing trays. He's like sixty pieces of content around the auto show. So it's all the EDMUNDS DOT com slash road. SACO all right guys. We're going to wrap things up. Of course you can find us that car.
Help I Sexted My Boss
"riyadh" Discussed on Help I Sexted My Boss
"Her mom sit down. You've had a bit of a morning I don't ever WanNa talk about it what he lost again in my wallet and and how many times in life lost all times now this year this year. I don't WanNa talk and you text me saying you had to go to Bali to to get the to get some money but I think even bank in the bag. Let's go to eight pilots. Got Somebody help hotline. Yes so the help hotline is back however as it's a bit different more luxury exclusive we've gone ex-directory. We've got extra bassinet. Go ahead now says oh he's so extra. Ryan's okay instead instead of you calling us. We're dialing out. We reaching out to some of our friends. Some of our celebrity acquaintances basically Jean Divas. You got enough for the help outline. How show we're going to celebrities plus people tell it as it is billion not my words we've gone extraordinary and we're seeing who who we can get on to today well. We've got my friend and and your friend I suppose react laugh. He Presents Radio One. He presents the unexpected fluids podcast. He's also youtuber and also I mean I. I you know we knew each other in his previous job. Just before he became a huge success that he is today and he did that really good series was a quaker quaver and that was really good and most importantly recently shat on Tom. Daschle is inscribed story peak gay was a video that I did with rant on on teaching Red House become a member of Family L. HIS TV and his youtube going. I like to think it was quite funny. Okay on the line we have Rian. Hello rant. Hi Boys Hurry to a will right struggling on in a cruel world. We are smashing sorry again. I'm late ALTO K. I expected as much. I think you and I are pretty much the same Jordan oh well yes yeah. I've lost my will again at my apple pay cheap so he had to go the bank to get money out travelcard. Sorry must be so depressed right now. Try to make you tape it better her. I'm surviving but you knew I mean. Jordan loses his wallet once a week for the full time I think for me it's just I I'm consistently ten to fifteen minutes late for absolutely everything like even my first date with my boyfriend. I walked off when he was sitting there waiting for managed salary train delays. I'm not normally like this year and a half these. These voluntary realized that this is an ongoing yes well. I mean socially it has to be ten minutes late for things but professionally we do try to be on time Jordan anyway. Reenter full before we get to your problem. We have a few questions for you fire away now. You have met royalty but if you were going to go to the talk. I don't believe you have met the Queen yet Chaffee Riyadh yes now. I think I shit my pants. That's not afterwards afterwards. But how would you introduce yourself to majesty. I- curtsy were on that. Didn't we yeah I think I'm planning to go back at my head to our are tomorrow. You went through the step so I'd curtsy on. I'd tip the heads from the neck and I would offer my hand hand. Imagine his hand is offered him. I knew them and then I A- give her. A quick located on g can say Affleck Alaw Right. I think we need another to`real. You meant courtesy. If you're a bite you can you know this is two thousand nineteen get with the program Graham. I'm sure it's happened before or you don't have to bow. Curtsey the tool. That's the official loan okay and who is your favorite member of the Royal Family React Oriented Prince William. Did you Cambridge. I like will even there's nothing about power what was wrong with Harry and Meghan. Nothing's wrong. I I actually actually I think I'm I'm I'm saying in terms of my favorite busy of Prince William and Prince Harry. I think they're both amazing for me. Lovely rail humans 'em for family sort of modern APPS deal. You know like they're they're really. We wouldn't have all five field. I know that they're you know they're living the life. I don't feel this at the separation from the final question. Fear Riyad Ed before we go to the help hotline. Have you ever we ask everyone this. Have you ever had the day they might be slightly confused. What what this means we on out because I really don't you don't need to of that how you were going to answer it. We drink a GIN and DAPA Aulnay which is the queen's favourite drink that is abbreviated to Jean. Day and I made the mistake. Jake wants a sandwich. Would you pass me the day he said. I love the day I think I said I do what I do. It's a known fact so we wondering whether you have ever had the day that you may know efficiently the second time. I've heard the words in my entire lights. We need to do something about that. We'll come over and give you the tonight if you like. Why am I'll have to discuss it with my boyfriend's and get back to a enjoyed says well. I've got a hunch. I think he'd enjoy more than meets us. Let's crash on. What's your problem okay so about three months ago. I convinced my pal at that. I needed a cut in my life. I've never been a cat person Now I've had a dog might entire childless and eventually he grades Gutter Gorgeous lilting. Her name is Claire and she's the best thing I've ever bought apart from one thing that achieve consistently did when she goes to the toilets she comes as a letter trae consistently with 'em. Brown oursel- didn't isn't she. Leaves stamps all over the last Adam when she then lead like little little Brian circles of do there are by the size of a penny and I mean from heads to Arsehole to just point she's a gorgeous amazing immutable elegant majestic creature with as she felt horrible bauxite and come into the bat mite time at the and she kinda like reverses into your face so I don't know what to do because I have been doing up until now often like aiming at nighttime before bed getting a wet wipe Angolans. Tam and I just feel like this very very undignified for I I feel like she's beginning to prevent me. I need your help. I know Jordan is free. I had a similar problem with an X. He's I was going to recommend wet. Wipes marigolds regularly wiping the cats US book. You seem to have been doing. I've KINDA SUPPOSED POST TO BE SELF cleaning. This is what I was told. I ask friends you own cats. Listen all she told me Hittin she'll begin to liquor on wholesale and mytalk looking her. I think you need to show how to lick its whole so no Jordan blue and you should know your call but pretend that way cats like children will pick up the habit so every time you go Taylor come out and like Cocu Lego and show the cat how he's still not way of start to lick its own Bomo Saddam. The actually may actually actually do it but pretend you know like when kids on E. Dot Yummy here comes an aeroplane you yeah it comes aeroplane. You your leg over your heads and then go. This is how you keep on. When you've been to the toilet and should I do. It's Josh after he goes toyland. Yes yeah but he should do it himself too. I was talking to Capri. She was in one of the reasons why she might not be doing it herself because she didn't learn it from her mom early. Not so that actually makes love salmon say so you need to add to his mom now and show I think at least record it sounds like the matrix some great content fill free to tank Jordan but not me and it should be posters. What's Your Advice William. AM This solve the issue but it will it will solve the floor issue. I have got a robotic floor and it was as well yeah. It's called Mikey it is about the size of a service plate just show yeah and it goes under the SOFA into a charging station just flick combustion water tank and a mop and it just poodles around and and Washington claims the floor doesn't necessarily leave marks on the floor. I wish you did she leaves. The mom the new coach she leans on the top indication indication where food is May. It's hygenic. I know that anyone who's GonNa cones. May is is going to be looking for them. Is Woman Coming Vulcan in in December. I'm meeting either thinking. Maybe we just get rid of our get. NEWCAST isn't too. I hope you've got lots of lovely senator. Joe Malone diffuses dotted around your house. We actually do we. Do you know of course you do. She actually sitting here beside me Claire Claire Oh Clair Clair de like you liked podcast go she. It was a yes class start wiping shitty ass stomachs every well oh my way because she just gave me the middle finger. He just gave them well. I don't know if we've actually come up with any practical solutions. We think we failed. I told the CAP I have certain words the cat and I recommended the Riyadh and his fellow stop showing the Tilleke sauce and you get a clean. I think ties I didn't say a robo the Robo Hoover okay. I'm going to try first Jordan's advice Adnan secondly. I'm I'm just going to put put up with that and just clean the place and I think that's your I've got your book in front of me. Re and yeah you're right about this sort of thing in and when I wrote the book unfortunately so no the wind duration you mean now. The kind of our second can that we're talking about is practical pleasurable though I the differences in the book. It's kind of the. I wish I had with with teenager. Either is trying to save heads to be professional. Homosexual finally reached dot points. I think yes I have to say I. I said someone a few weeks ago Jeez as the sort of the if I had when I was younger than I am now and didn't know the answers to life's big questions. It would have helped me. It's very good just autopsy about Pritam yet at all. It really does the end you know what we've had so many amazing terron spying the book in hand in its cage an unknown full well. What's in there and I just think it's amazing that we've got this new age of like Oshima's hey docs just had the body works rather than this this prudish bollocks that used to be arrived where it was just our protect caves hydrogen the kids don't let them know when actually I think let me see your body. Doing these weird things for the first time it can be really scary about free comes along and so our enemies goodwill this advice advice from you guys. Well look it sound pleasure. Thank you so much for consenting to help hotline tonight. It's okay and I will report back in the next couple of weeks and let you know if she starts to south clean do yes no please please do. We'll update our listeners guys. Claire Claire Say Goodbye yes that was probably one of the more unusual help hotlines of feline related problem. I just got an image of radio now. Lick re aunt sorry. I'm so proud and if it's any consolation he does that with every receipt redeem when the xbox he didn't even even winning salary. I just got an image of liquid is now so where we know as a colleague of image of Riyadh Yeah. It was a great help outline. Yeah really good chat. He's he's very funny very witty. Eh is and I have real talent on radio on finally asked he's like me no filter alias he has a he says he's not he does this in a way. That's endearing might just a gut shot. Why don't you tweet suits the other night about gump shine. It's my favorite word. zoolander rated a thousand likes GOP. Shot is my favorite for that crap perhap- If someone said to you call me the C word you could call me a dick at an Obama. If someone said to me you are an author Gulp Shy. I would be very offended. You're on ASHA GOP shines and if you've enjoyed the help hotline this week. Please don't forget to share it with your friends without your help. 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First Class Fatherhood
"riyadh" Discussed on First Class Fatherhood
"Stay in one place while I'm working with this yields. They have to move every two weeks three weeks four weeks house to house because you know, the by the intelligent is among us. You know, what I mean, they don't have any Cami like American plus they have the uniform. So this is kind of tough to tell who is a friend who's enemy. So what do we decide the unbathed, and this is on Beida, my wife shoulders to move everytime. She feels and no more than one month. Like if she lives in this house for one month, and the safe she cannot say she has to move you have to move. And this is include the village, different religion, Mohson and villages close to the city. Antill two thousand. Devin. She moved to from Mosul to that. And they face the on the kids from the fake checkpoint. And thank God, they make it safely to beg that I'm back that the big city, and that's why that is no that is threaded there. But not like because most people know each other very well. Wow. Yeah. What a brave woman beta your wife after go through all of that that she ever at any point. Riyadh. Ask you to kind of stop serving with the seals that she ever say enough's enough of this. She don't know I work with feels because if I thought I work with us she can have less because we don't know something else. He'll. Maybe he'll maybe some people to care anymore some kind of group or something. And after what I saw the dangerous, and all this kind of thing is like snow not gonna tell her what I'm doing. And she no I am helping engineer will like giant generation or whatever to record such in Iraq. Okay. It's time to get an important word from our sponsors. Then back with more with Johnny Walker. I'm Alex lace. And you're listening to first class fatherhood..
First Class Fatherhood
"riyadh" Discussed on First Class Fatherhood
"Has him the LA and just because the name is Oliver. That's why I understand the name. So imagine how much put language I have and that time and the same mission we went, and they have one guy is called me by uniting from my shoulder left. Right. Stop move and need to target. And I saw them. They do something on the gate. I couldn't understand what is it. But after one minute I hear boom. So it's vives kill of like, you know, what I'm this is not my day to die. So I stopped one away. Because I thought we under attack. I didn't know the useful to bring the fridge. The gates. You know what I mean? So from there, and we start catching bad guys as the beginning when I work with military police work because it might've into the Merican and also get money behind it. But when I moved to the seal is complete change from money from dream to something I believe I can make different to the people. And some people always ask me. Oh, how you working? I was side. Smoke. You'll side as people side against averages. You know what? I mean. I do. Yeah. It's a matter of stopping evil, and I am just thankful that we have guys like you took the fights in these bastards. I mean, you have done more for this country than I ever have. And I gotta say thank you for your service before forget to mention that and Riyadh because you served with the seals. I mean with the Americans in general was your family under any kind of threat from people who you might have fought with your friends just because they were either upset or kind of pissed off that see that you were fighting with the Americans. The beginning is big up to with Americans. And I'm telling you now one time. So how'd you build he took me with the Kamboi humvees to my apartment in front of all the people, and they look at they to me all these that Riyadh. He's working with American. This is like big Unal. And what they have some issue with any American and all Iraq. They came to me on. Oh, you have to do this. It's like this is not gonna work. They don't understand the system, you know, because over having era. Corruptive part of our culture, like if you know someone who's in judge about police station. That's mean, you can do whatever. So this is what I'm struggling beginning. Because people they asked me to release people from the jail, they have some kind of issue difficulty traveling, and I have to to do that for them. I will on. No this no respect, and they don't know the American process, anyway, just giving you Zampa l- how much people they are respect me. And they just wanna talk with me. But after two thousand five one by the building until show among people using American mistake against them. And you know, we met of mistake. This is where most of the people against American people. American. Plus is you know, what I mean? So from he'll. South calling me trade of so these he have used different. Yeah. You walk in disagreed. And you have like protein about yourself from you Aachen visits and. You spec. Someone came from behind you and shoot you. So for my family, they look like gypsy. No, they they cannot stay in one place while I'm working with this yields. They have to move every two weeks three weeks four weeks house to house.
First Class Fatherhood
"riyadh" Discussed on First Class Fatherhood
"All right. Joining me now is a first class father. He has recently become a United States citizen. He served alongside the United States navy seals on hundreds of missions as their interpreter, and their slingshot extraordinaire, he is known by his codename Johnny Walker. He is a hero a warrior a combat veteran. And he is a very proud American. It is a great honor for me to say Riyadh Ahmadi. Welcome to first-class fatherhood. Thank you for having me. And wish we can do the weekend for this country. All right. Let's start here. How many kids do you have? And how old are they? I have four kids and. Two boy Suge. My oldest daughter. She's four years old my boy twenty two poppy my eighteen years old and the last king most of must always being chosen. He's fourteen years old, very cool. I have four children myself a bit younger than yours. My oldest is about to be a teenager here. So we're kinda ducked for cover. So we have this NBC level. Yes. All right. I know that you were a big basketball player, what type of sports activities of the kids into most. He liked to kick boxing him. He is on the cards a great this type of thing. Knew about modeling degrades. If things popping my I don't know. I can I'll tell yet. Suppose she's end up on, you know. Entered near computer, social media, and she's lied to prize with from high school to awesome. Alright Riyadh do me a favor here. I know there is a lot to tell please just take a minute here to hit my listeners, but a little bit about your background and bit of the time line of events that led you up to your citizenship. So as you mentioned my name my name is Riyadh. I'm from Iraq from beautiful city also Fiat called most of kind of mountain area and people announced by. High rank in Iraqi army before not now, and then to physics focus of signs all this kind of things. I born with three brothers and. Three sisters. Two brothers cat killed one of them because the fire another one guy. But guys tilted, you know, grew up in poor family has no money option. But in that time. Was gathering off is love of the family and love of our patterns, and you can tell the different tactic of between father and mother when you make mistake onto your mom all this kind of things. So anyway, my back found she's. Iraqi, Jim, and you know, the deal he goes by other. He goes by time, he need everything goes by the show, my mom, she's sweet hub as all the mother in the world sheets like to give the love we need and secure feeling we need. So anyway, we all in this family and. I'm in with Kindel making trouble biting all this kind of childhood fifty things and they figured all the best way to. Two. Straightened out guide. Yeah. Guide me to the right bath. As pulled me of problem. The slingshot to another thing shot, but it's basketball and my cousin. He is famous player. He take me with him the first two days..
No Agenda
"riyadh" Discussed on No Agenda
"You realize you riyadh's doing a throbbing etching was that was that whatever you're doing now yeah won't do it i won't do it anymore promise okay so we have a dashboard i'm going to have do you have to plug in the other mike keeps up i mean it's really bad with you going so you have a dashboard in the dashboard shows you the application it shows activity usage in email i don't mind even you know show what you're reading and when you're replying and developers now have total hooks to store this information wait a minute developers divi this developer conference yeah the developers now can also they can do as much as google well probably not but they can flow information through to this dashboard as well the dashboard is the candy that you look at it and think oh thank you google you're helping me but the dashboard is a collection bucket that gives these guys access to information about their app which has now been processed on the in the android software so that they know when you are engaged when you're really ready for something and and it's probably stored within google cloud as well now when you're engaging is one part of understanding what you're engaging within apps is equally important it's like watching tv catching up on your favorite shows at the end of a long day can feel pretty good but watching an infomercial might leave you wondering why you didn't do something else instead too many developers call this concept meaningful engagement and we've been working closely with many of our developer partners who share the goal of helping people use technology in healthy ways that just want to reiterate the problem we have today is not so much facebook and google and twitter and it turns out buzzfeed is well they were also selling all kinds of information to political action committees what they're used as we're doing on their side it's not it's not so much their fault for doing it is what we're giving them so these particularly android which is still the largest.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"riyadh" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Of the day's news on all things considered and wnyc no luna welcome back to the take away it's todd's will agree with you in all this week we're looking at the future of the republican party and its many factions from the never trumpers to the chamber of commerce establishment types i paul ryan to the anti establishment populist wing of the party making america great again today we continue with a former leader of the gop michael steele former chairman of the republican national committee from two thousand nine until two thousand eleven michael steele welcome to the take away todd's good to be with you it's good to have you to michael steele what does the republican party look like to you now as you survey it is a mess slit is right berrell of the riyadh is there is uh you do you know aptly described the various factions that have emerged or reemerge within the party in this goes back a number of years now the there's been an underlying tension that has not been dealt with for quite a while and i would say probably since reagan left where the brand of conservatism that reagan established began to slip slide morph change um as the party really was looking for the next wave of leaders in leadership uh that would uh continue uh what reagan had begun and i think you've seen um some of that boil up certainly in the sixteen election the president as a candidate took advantage of that had his finger on the pulse and was able to the best of fifteen of the coq establishment players from governors two us senators to businessmen and women um in a way that really pointed out just how factionalised the party is.
Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
"riyadh" Discussed on Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
"Go in on time and on schedule also basically the government than their ports and other officials went very quickly to reassure people that no damages and no injuries were reported from this interception you've been reporting on this story for the past week how is it to ripple on this story are you getting access to the people that you want to get access to how accessible are they being made by the authorities and have you been to the ritz carlton in riyadh where will these various people detained in this process and now being held i drove to the ritz carlton it's totally sharply outside gates are closed any cannot go in and you cannot see what's happening inside there are police cars surrounding the compound ler whether it's carlton as when it comes to report in this story at hasn't been easy because the information didn't come out way quickly and was i'm very clear at the beginning what was happening and then to try to get confirmation from the government about you know who's rested and four what tweets ends on what are the charges against them and how this situation's development it's still pretty hard to deal with this lack of communication was making a lot of people specially in the business community very nervous probably the government did sense that there wasn't enough communication about what does these measure mean for the business environment and they had to come up with these statements trying to reassure these jet to reinvest erzen and others in the community just could be back to the anticorruption drive that happened over the weekend this has been cool saudis night of the long knives wants the atmosphere had been like since that happened i think a lot of people are still trying to make sense of it why it happened and how a top the scale of the names and fall are still things that people are are thinking about and trying to make sense of it it is unusual an unprecedented and different people have reacted differently i think for the general public that have always complain.
The Basketball Friends
"riyadh" Discussed on The Basketball Friends
"As a as a he's about there's a video of it where did you say trump is the mountain stadium grounds drought gave her throat without when he was playing he'd be the mound i mean he got the army he was the other one was i thought it was even adams just because he's dirty and i agree a yet i like he takes elbows to the faith like it's a butterfly kiss right right does seem to be affected by any of that stuff it structurally steven adams in riyadh on what would happen the wait what were that tom steven adams that package in the octagon like what happens who comes out alive that's like that's like guide reggie miller is larry bird and horse is going on a long time but speaking a larry bird like he refused to shoot threes on the run in transition right like that was a that was a faux pas back in the day right now what everybody does like i talked to jason kidd about this last night at the game the milwaukee bucks ranked four 24th and pace they're one of the slowest teams in the nba but they would ranked first in 2011 it was that while fastest gotten like the jason kidd wanted title with the dallas mavericks this bucks team which is 24th pays would be faster more possessions per game than the fastest team even six years ago but but blended rupert pace used to be superfast like in a 60s yes because they miss shots went the other way mr shot went the other way act like that's true right that's why the else was the forty percent career provoked leonard shooter so kid said just the biggest difference is early 3s transition threes it just never resolve part of the game back in the day and now it's the norm like ricky rubio is taking competent 3pointers the transition gino the.
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"riyadh" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"Beginning of the dodgers i've even skull he's like ninety i was a great moment rolled them i don't know they minimised role the now sold out of balance ballot longer ruled out fernando valenzuela you could make the argument looks better now than when he was pitches a good point 1983 point there are marked share a look good market share it does look good he has more weight loved lottery way looks good he's looks happy about your handsome david ross these are in riyadh have been here is great i know he was there may we already have asked i thought space may for any kind of aid as kind of like me working with phil simms bring the best out a clearly yes are back to the net lord willing van commercials are on nfl today are inside the nfl those now in a bank right by the way we were following you no joke allen i are driving down the garden state parkway friday or monday whatever day it was this we and i'm literally driving group behind you are mug and syms on a car lap of a car at night i thought maybe you saw some you know um billboards or something as a fan i mean it's a moving billboard get away from this jack essays that would utilize it how how long would you like me to follow that face to where he said already with blood of light amir of women so the nets they get it done on back to back after losing in orlando tuesday night adkinson says they bounceback quite nice until we got out and we got stopped we really you know put the pressure on him with our with our running habitat i've heard a lot of these coach speak things yet one i've never heard runrun and have that's because that that's what the nets wanna do they wanna get down the floor quickly and they want to get a three off quick logo there wanting habits is to move the pace of this where what they're trying to employ is elaine venues offense that's what they're trying to employ get it out of work and now that after them that as.
Power 105.1 FM
"riyadh" Discussed on Power 105.1 FM
"You know did what they did in the has and who they are right now because the journey to where we got is always along one alah i accountably bluish a blue charlemagne said i don't believe in line but in this particular point a little alive days eighty two because let's be honest if you dealt with eighty people the probability of having something is high yes and then guess what yeah but you can get tested and if you don't you could give a one person and get sample some things they dharni but the reality is the part where eighty is a lot more condoms every single time china i have one person and don't use condoms and get something but that has exit one hundred eighty no you i went to college inaugurnat y'all with the cars all may be smarter than me what if you have a second one birth another poll to have sex with eighty the problem really the you catches on with eighty is greater than what i said yourself that determines its action as it were don't you know it doesn't work it doesn't always work for says what's the reason that you would wanna know these thing because depending on the town you live in a dependent on the industry urine if you're dating a woman in the industry as she slept would 80 people in industry there's no way you can go where many smashed your cheek that riyadh released party that is true okay every single relieve body every app release party every number one celebration one thing go that right nobody wants to who says that pillows this big the idea eighty bodies in your name is big you know what your name is dig through your good now not oh big iso and they ever award that what if you will that of art if everybody out there were eighty five eighty five on the nobody better bob of over related this every day that about that i ever there were or die early out.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"riyadh" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To stopped but as you know at the conference in riyadh the summit in riyadh saudi arabia and some of the arab state allies asked the united states to join them in isolating iran so they believe you're engaged in these activities that the united states suggest you just wanted to ask you who who were behind denying eleven terrorist attacks think was behind those individuals who was as an attack by the sale of saudi arabia we certainly know that individuals came from saudi arabia fifteen of them we also noted y'all came from saudi arabia if you just change while the ideology futures chick from two thousand and one two now or even from 1998 to now who almost ninety four percent if not more of terrorist incidents throughout the world have been instigated and perpetrated by people belonging to that school of thought which is the official ideology of saudi arabia and promoted billions upon billions of petrodollars across to grow spreading extremism everywhere it's unfortunate because we don't be believe that we need to have would relations with them it was and we want to have good relations with them but they need to decide about the policy on fortunately for the united states the yardstick is not within a country supports terrorism when are the yardstick is visited blowing does beautiful military equipment from the united states would not do you think that's a test for the united states well i i believe it was tainted by the president that he did not go to saudi arabia before he made sure that all those views were on the table because he thinks they will create jobs as the reason that he gives for the effort to sell weapons to saudi arabia may argue fiscal ballots it's it's good that they create jobs but dutch should not be the yardstick for who support settlers one thing i hope to have with you and i think it an interesting for the american people.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"riyadh" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Wants to stunt but as you know at the conference in riyadh the summit in riyadh saudi arabia and some of the arab state allies asked the united states to join them in isolating iran so they believe you're engaged in these activities that the united states suggest you just wanted to ask you who who were behind denying eleven terrorist attacks buddha think was behind those individuals who was as an attack by the saudi arabia me certainly know the individuals came from saudi arabia fifteen of them we also know that the eulogy came from saudi arabia if futures chanal while the hub yeo you ideology futures chick from two thousand in one two now or even from 1998 to now almost ninety four percent if not more of terrorist incidents throughout the world have been instigated and perpetrated bug people belonging to that school of thought which is the official ideology of saudi arabia and promoted billions upon billions of petrodollars across to grow spreading extremism everywhere is unfortunate because we don't be believe that we need to have would relations with them it was and we want to have good relations with on it but they need to decide about the policy on fortunately for the united states the yardstick is not with it a country supports federalism and on the yardstick is visited blowing does beautiful moussaoui equipment from the united states when you think that's a test for the united states well i i believe it was stated by the president that he did not go to saudi arabia before he made sure that all those views would on the table because he thinks they will create jobs as the reason that he gives for the epa to sell weapons to saudi arabia may i just go ballots it's good that they create jobs but dutch would not be the are super who support senators one thing i hope to have with you and i think it it interesting for the american people is what is in tackling a terrorist and who is a terrorist for example alqaeda is a terrorist organization you would agree now uh isis is a terrorist organization you would agree hezbollah is a terrorist organization you would agree nor would but they're on the terrorist list are on the united states terrorist and douglas no but what what is itching let's supply yardstick let's take.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"riyadh" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Wants to stop but as you know at the conference in riyadh the summit in riyadh saudi arabia and some of the arab state allies asked the united states to join them in isolating iran so they believe you engaged in these activities that the united states suggest you are just wanted to ask you who who were behind denying eleven terrorist attacks who think was behind you those individuals who was it's an attack by the saudi arabia we certainly know that individuals came from saudi arabia fifteen of them we also know that the eulogy came from saudi if you just chanal while the ideology futures chick from two thousand in one two now or even from 1998 to now almost 94 percent if not more of terrorist incidents throughout the world have been instigated and perpetrator bug people belonging to that school of thought which is the official ideology of saudi arabia and promoted big billions upon billions of petrodollars across to grow spreading extremism everywhere it's unfortunate because we don't be believe that we need to have with relations with our neighbours and we want to have good relations with our neighbours but they need to decide about the policy unfortunately for the united states the yardstick is not with it a country supports terrorism and on the yardstick is with a boy does beautiful minutes of your quickly from the united states when do you think that's a test for the united states will i believe it was stated by the president that he did not go to saudi arabia before he made sure that all those these would on the table because he thinks they will create jobs is the reason that he gives for the effort to so weapons disorder may i just go badly it's it's good that they create jobs but dutch would not be the yardstick for who support senators one thing i'd like hope to have with you and i think it interesting for the american people.
KVNT Valley News Talk
"riyadh" Discussed on KVNT Valley News Talk
"So it's just not always in our control even if we're willing to try to to get into the dating fina try to find somebody i think that's the most important thing is that when when uh somebody feels that they're doing their best and somehow they haven't been able to find somebody to mary what happens is they feel really judged by people who are who are really very cavalier lee very thoughtlessly single you just need to do this use in their response would be with the sate or not you have no idea what i've tried to do and for you to act as though all i need to do is this is fundamentally thoughtless in insensitive because i'm struggling with this you act as though i'm just kind of drifting along with riyadh allah to use that i've i've tried and i haven't been able to do this so it does come across as he can can come across as as feeling judged and clearly that ought not to be happening in a church yes that's absolutely right and what i would like to see is the church focusing more on meeting i swear we are so it's like okay so you're not married yet but you know what god has you in this place in this stage of life for his own reasons uh we don't know what those army but the point is that you have value and worth in god's eyes whatever you're marital status and we are going to treat you like that regardless of whether you ever get married well that that was going to say that's right and that listen that's his straight up correct you know that we ought to be doing.