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Back. if i'm a stockholder in any of those, meaning those who complied or broke the moratorium, isn't my position, hey, worry more about earnings and dividends instead of getting involved in these political skirmishes. >> michael, thank you for that lead-in, your introduction knocked the ball out of the park. you covered the key statistics on what it just showed friday. congratulations on the fast analysis. that's exactly right. nothing can be more important in a strategic context of a business leader than to make sure we have trust in our system. to have free enterprise working we have to hav...

What hemingway wanted to do, he wanted to strip away all the artificial things that grow up around this stuff and so he said in the end that maybe it was only the names of the places that had real meaning in war and that everything else become part. our attempt now to tell stories and true in the holocaust, we've forgotten how much these things that are shocking us now, shocking us now, are very much a part of our past and we've always been, not just like they bubble up to the surface every couple of decades in the 1840s -- >> and i'm only jumping in because i have to give my time now to joe r...

We learnt how to construct them during the 1840s. this bridge was meant for the villagers to cross the river when they came back to their daily life, mainly agriculture. during that time there was no partition, no bangladesh, no pakistan so we had that link. during monsoon, the khasi hills are hit by record—breaking downpours, more than 20 feet of rain in a month. these are some of the wettest places on the planet. but people here have found an ingenious way to harness nature in order to prevent the village from being cut off by floods. what are they doing? now they are tying bamboo to cross...

The khasi hills are the only place in the world where you find bridges grown from the roots of the india rubber tree, or ficus elastica. we learnt how to construct them during the 1840s. this bridge was meant for the villagers to cross the river when they came back to their daily life, mainly agriculture. during that time there was no partition, no bangladesh, no pakistan so we had that link. during monsoon, the khasi hills are hit by record—breaking downpours, more than 20 feet of rain in a month. these are some of the wettest places on the planet. but people here have found