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Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Democrats and Republicans react to John Bolton's b... ": Battling over what is deemed classified information. The Justice Department has gone to court to stop the book from being published, arguing that it has classified information in it and that it was not cleared by a prepublication review required of former government officials like Mr. Bolton. In fact, according to his lawyer, Charles J. Cooper, Mr. Bolton participated in an extensive back-and-forth over the book and agreed to all of the revisions mandated by the career official who reviewed it or came up with acceptable alternatives. Only when the review was over did another official, Michael J. Ellis, a political appointee, step in to review it all over again at the instruction of Robert C. O'Brien, Mr. Bolton's successor as national security adviser. If there is classified information still in the book, it is hard to figure out what it might be. There...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Democrats and Republicans react to John Bolton's b... ": Describing a toxic environment inside the administration. Over a long career in and out of Republican administrations in Washington, Mr. Bolton has rarely shied from giving his opinions, usually born of strong conservative national security convictions that have made him one of the capital's most outspoken hawks advocating the use of military power and sanctions. While he agreed with Mr. Trump on issues like getting out of the nuclear accord with Iran, he found himself repeatedly trying to stop the president from making concessions to other rogue states or making an ill-considered peace deal with the Taliban in Afghanistan while pushing for a more robust use of force against outliers like Iran or Syria. He considered Mr. Trump's diplomacy to be folly. To Mr. Bolton, Mr. Trump's decision to meet North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, in Singapore was...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Democrats and Republicans react to John Bolton's b... ": Mr. Bolton also mentions ZTE, the Chinese telecommunications giant that was convicted of evading sanctions on Iran and North Korea and then faced new penalties for further violations during its follow-up consent decree. During a conversation on trade with President Xi Jinping of China, Mr. Trump offered to lighten the penalties. "Xi replied that if that were done, he would owe Trump a favor and Trump immediately responded he was doing this because of Xi," Mr. Bolton writes. He called himself "appalled" and "stunned" by the idea of intervening in a criminal investigation to let a sanctions buster off the hook. In the end, at Mr. Trump's behest, the Justice Department accepted a $1 billion fine and lifted a seven-year ban on buying American products, an act of lenience that saved the company from going out of business. A new alle...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Democrats and Republicans react to John Bolton's b... ": Singling out episodes of "obstruction of justice as a way of life." The other episodes that Mr. Bolton says the House should have investigated include Mr. Trump's willingness to intervene in Justice Department investigations against foreign companies to "give personal favors to dictators he liked." Mr. Bolton said it appeared to be "obstruction of justice as a way of life." He singles out Halkbank of Turkey, a state-owned financial institution investigated for a multibillion-dollar scheme to evade American sanctions on Iran. At a side encounter during a Buenos Aires summit meeting in late 2018, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey handed Mr. Trump a memo by the law firm representing Halkbank, "which Trump did nothing more than flip through before declaring he believed Halkbank was totally innocent." He then told M...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Democrats and Republicans react to John Bolton's b... ": Explaining a lack of testimony, and placing blame on Democrats. As the book nears publication and details spill out, many congressional Democrats quickly assailed Mr. Bolton for not telling his story during the impeachment proceedings and instead saving it for his $2 million book. Mr. Bolton explains his position in the epilogue, saying he wanted to wait to see if a judge would order his former deputy to testify over White House objections. House Democrats opted not to pursue the case, fearing endless litigation. Once the House impeached Mr. Trump over the Ukraine matter, Mr. Bolton volunteered to testify in the Senate trial that followed if subpoenaed. But Senate Republicans voted to block new testimony by him and any other witnesses even after The New York Times reported that his forthcoming book would confirm the quid pro quo. Some of those Republican senato...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Leak intrigue On Sept. 9, 2019, Trump told Bolton in the Oval Office that the press coverage concerning his canceled Camp David meeting with Taliban and Afghan leaders was highly unfair, according to the memoir. Days earlier, Trump tweeted that he had canceled the planned secret meeting after the Taliban claimed responsibility for a car bombing that killed a U.S. soldier, a Romanian soldier, and 10 civilians in Kabul earlier that week. "Unbeknownst to almost everyone, the major Taliban leaders and, separately, the President of Afghanistan, were going to secretly meet with me at Camp David on Sunday," Trump tweeted. "They were coming to the United States tonight. Unfortunately, in order to build false leverage, they admitted to an attack in Kabul that killed one of our great great soldiers, and 11 other people. I immediately cancelled [sic] the meetin...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": 'Axis of adults' Bolton begins the memoir by dismissing "Washington's conventional wisdom on Trump's trajectory," saying it is largely "wrong" and "intellectually lazy" to conclude, as many have, that the president was held in check by an "axis of adults" during his first fifteen months in office. That overall picture is "simplistic," Bolton writes. In fact, the "axis of adults in many respects caused enduring problems not because they successfully managed Trump ... but because they did precisely the opposite. They didn't do nearly enough to establish order, and what they did do was so transparently self-serving and so publicly dismissive of many of Trump's very clear goals (whether worthy or unworthy) that they fed Trump's already-suspicious mindset, making it harder for those who ...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": On August 20, Trump "said he wasn't in favor of sending [Ukraine] anything until all the Russia-investigation materials related to Clinton and Biden had been turned over," Bolton writes. "That could take years, so it didn't sound like there was much of a prospect that the military aid would proceed." "When, in 1992, Bush 41 supporters suggested he ask foreign governments to help out in his failing campaign against Bill Clinton, Bush and Jim Baker completely rejected the idea. Trump did the precise opposite," Bolton concludes. Bolton's critics, however, argue that history cuts both ways. The White House has repeatedly challenged Bolton's credibility based on his previous statements, and The Federalist's Sean Davis pointed out that Bolton advanced false narratives in the run-up to the Iraq war in 2003. A string of res...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Ukraine meltdown: 'They tried to f--k me' All the same, Bolton's book devotes substantial consideration to Ukraine, and the president's dealings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that led to his impeachment. On March 25, 2019, Trump called Bolton to the Oval Office, but Bolton says he found the president seated in a small dining room alongside personal attorneys Rudy Giuliani and Jay Sekulow. Giuliani was "the source of the stories about [then-U.S. Ukraine ambassador Marie] Yovanovitch," whom Giuliani said was "being protected" by George Kent, another State Department official. Trump ordered Yovanovitch fired at the meeting, the book states. Speaking to Bolton, Pompeo "protested that Giuliani's allegations simply weren't true and said he would call Trump," who had complained that the diplomat was ...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": 'Impeachment malpractice' As excerpts of Bolton's manuscript began leaking Wednesday, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., who led Democrats' impeachment effort, slammed Bolton in no uncertain terms. "Bolton's staff were asked to testify before the House to Trump's abuses, and did," Schiff tweeted. "They had a lot to lose and showed real courage. When Bolton was asked, he refused, and said he'd sue if subpoenaed. Instead, he saved it for a book. Bolton may be an author, but he's no patriot." Trump allies have directly accused Bolton of trying to sell books with incendiary claims, noting that he was paid $2 million for the memoir. Democrats were upset with Bolton during the impeachment proceedings, as well, saying he had even declined to produce an affidavit in the Senate trial for unclear reasons. Republicans pointed out t...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": North Korea's 'Brooklyn Bridge' sale Bolton's eyewitness account of Trump's North Korea diplomacy, including his summit with the country, paints a mixed portrait -- at times offering an unsparing critique of the president's political motivations, while sometimes crediting his distrust of dictator Kim Jong Un. On May 25, 2019, a reporter asked Bolton if North Korea's then-recent short-range missile launches violated Security Council resolutions, putting him in an "awkward position," he writes. Bolton "knew full well they did, having helped write the first two, Resolutions 1695 and 1718, when I was US Ambassador to the UN," the book states, adding that he "wasn't about to ignore" those resolutions. At the same time, "it was entirely possible for the launches to violate the resolutions without violatin...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": 'Breathtaking' China talks Trump at various times lost faith in Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin amid China trade negotiations with President Xi Jinping, according to Bolton's book. "Mnuchin fretted constantly about how this or that prosecution for hacking or other cybercrimes would have a negative effect on the trade negotiations, which Trump sometimes bought and sometimes didn't," Bolton writes. "At one point, he said to Mnuchin, 'Steve, the Chinese see fear in your eyes. That's why I don't want you negotiating with them.'" Elsewhere in the manuscript, Bolton accuses the president of soliciting foreign election help during a June 29, 2019 meeting with Xi in Osaka, Japan. "Xi told Trump that the U.S.-China relationship was the most important in the world. He said that some (unnamed) American political figur...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": 'Cool' invasion of Venezuela The memoir describes frustration by John Kelly, who served as Trump's chief of staff, over the president's push to revoke the security clearance of ex-CIA Director John Brennan in late 2018. At the time, the White House charged that Brennan, an anti-Trump political commentator, had been "leveraging" the clearance to make "wild outbursts" and claims against the Trump administration in the media. Kelly told Bolton he had an "argument" with Trump, saying it was "not presidential" to publicly revoke Brennan's security clearance, according to Bolton. Kelly also told Bolton it was "Nixonian" behavior. Bolton writes: "'Has there ever been a presidency like this?' Kelly asked me, and I assured him there had not. ... I thought there was a case against Brennan for ...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Trump wanted Attorney General Bill Barr to make CNN reporters 'serve time in jail' When news leaked about a hush-hush meeting on Afghanistan at Trump's Bedminster resort, Trump complained that CNN had reported the summit was taking place, Bolton writes. The President told White House counsel Pat Cipollone to call Attorney General Bill Barr about his desire to "arrest the reporters, force them to serve time in jail, and then demand they disclose their sources." Unsubscribe from comment emails for this blog. Posted by Erin Burnett to Trang Ánh Nam at June 18, 2020 at 6:58 PM

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Trump told people that Venezuela is 'really part of the US' and wanted to invade Bolton writes that in discussions about toppling the regime of Nicolas Maduro, Trump "insisted on military options for Venezuela," telling advisers that the country "is really part of the United States." During a March 2019 meeting at the Pentagon, Trump grilled military leaders about why the US was in Afghanistan and Iraq, but not in Venezuela. Trump's repeated insistence that military options be considered to oust Maduro often shocked aides, lawmakers and advisers, Bolton writes. In a meeting with Florida Republicans, "Trump still wanted a military option," leaving Sen. Rick Scott and Gov. Ron Desantis "plainly stunned," while Sen. Marco Rubio, who had heard Trump on the subject before "knew how to deflect it politely." ...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Trump's revealing questions: Is Finland a part of Russia? Before the summit with Putin in Helsinki, Trump asked his advisers if Finland was a part of Russia, or whether it was a "kind of satellite of Russia." On his way to the Helsinki meeting, Trump stopped to see then-British Prime Minister Theresa May in the UK. During that meeting, May's national security adviser, speaking about the Skripal poisoning, referred to the attack as one on a nuclear power. "Trump asked, 'oh, are you a nuclear power?,' which I knew was not intended as a joke," Bolton wrote. And on multiple occasions, Bolton said Trump repeatedly mixed up Afghan President Ashraf Ghani with former President Hamid Karzai. Unsubscribe from comment emails for this blog. Posted by Erin Burnett to Trang Ánh Nam at June 18, 2020 at 6:56 PM

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Trump didn't like sanctions on Russia Bolton claims that Trump privately complained about sanctions and other punitive measures imposed on Russia with "extended grumbling and complaining," even as he touted them in public. After the US announced a first round of sanctions on Russia for poisoning former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in the UK, Bolton said Trump wanted to rescind the penalties and thought they were being too tough on Russian President Vladimir Putin. "Trump told Pompeo to call Lavrov and say 'some bureaucrat' had published the sanctions -- a call that may or may not have ever taken place," Bolton wrote. Bolton also claimed Trump stopped the issue of a statement criticizing Russia on the tenth anniversary of its invasion of Georgia. The former national security adviser writes that these actions were a refl...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": The White House decision-making process was like a 'food fight' Bolton says the weekly meetings to discuss issues, chaired by Trump in the Roosevelt Room or the Oval Office, more closely resembled college food fights than careful decision-making, with no lower-level effort or involvement by the relevant agencies to sort out the issues and the options. "After these sessions, had I believed in yoga, I probably could have used some," Bolton wrote. It's a theme Bolton returns to more than once, describing a mercurial President who has little interest in learning how the federal government worked. Instead, he describes Trump as very focused on how decisions will play in the media. Unsubscribe from comment emails for this blog. Posted by Erin Burnett to Trang Ánh Nam at June 18, 2020 at 6:54 PM

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": The Israeli prime minister didn't understand why Kushner led on Middle East peace Before joining Trump's White House, Bolton says he had a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who questioned Jared Kushner's role in developing a Middle East peace plan. Netanyahu "was dubious about assigning the task of bringing an end to the Israel-Palestinian conflict to Kushner, whose family Netanyahu had known for many years. He was enough of a politician not to oppose the idea publicly, but like much of the world, he wondered why Kushner thought he would succeed where the likes of Kissinger had failed." Unsubscribe from comment emails for this blog. Posted by Erin Burnett to Trang Ánh Nam at June 18, 2020 at 6:54 PM

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Trump offered to help Turkey's leader avoid a Justice Department probe Bolton writes that in December 2018, Trump offered to help Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with a Justice Department investigation into a Turkish bank with ties to Erdogan that was suspected of violating US Iran sanctions. When the Turkish leader presented Trump with a memo from the law firm representing Halkbank, Trump flipped through it and then declared he believed the bank was totally innocent of violating US sanctions related to Iran. Trump told Erdogan he would "take care of things," and explained that the Southern District prosecutors "were not his people, but were Obama people," and the problem would be fixed when they were replaced by his people. Bolton notes that "this was all nonsense" because the Justice Department prosecutors were career empl...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Pompeo, famously loyal to the President, may have trash-talked him Bolton describes a meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un in which the North Korean despot blamed troubled relations between his country and the US on the actions of prior administrations. Emphasizing the meetings he and Trump had held, Kim told the President that they could dispel mistrust and work quickly toward a nuclear agreement. After Trump told Kim that he would seek Senate ratification of any agreement with North Korea, Bolton writes that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo passed him a notepad. On it was scribbled the message, "he is so full of shit." "I agreed," Bolton writes, going on to note that Kim promised no further nuclear tests. The State Department has not responded to CNN's request for comment about Pompeo's alleged note. Unsubscribe from comment emails...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Trump had no problem with China's concentration camps Bolton describes several instances where Trump waffles on China-related issues after conversations with Xi, notably on the mass concentration camps Beijing was using to imprison and "re-educate" Uyghur Muslims. Bolton writes that according to the US interpreter in the room during a conversation between Xi and Trump at the G-20 meeting in June 2019, Trump said that Xi should go ahead with building the camps, which Trump thought was "exactly the right thing to do." Bolton adds that Trump didn't want to sanction China for their crackdown on the Muslim minority because of ongoing trade negotiations. "Religious repression in China was also not on Trump's agenda; whether it was the Catholic Church or Falun Gong, it didn't register," Bolton writes. Unsubscribe from com...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " President Donald Trump reacted to the stunning acc... ": Trump asked Chinese President Xi Jinping for help in getting reelected Bolton described a conversation between the two world leaders at the June 2019 G-20 meeting in Osaka, Japan, where Trump told Xi that Midwestern farmers were key to his reelection in November 2020. Trump urged Xi to buoy his political fortunes by buying American agricultural products, linking a promise to waive some tariffs on China in exchange. Trump "stressed the importance of farmers and increased Chinese purchases of soybeans and wheat in the electoral outcome," Bolton wrote. Bolton also says that it's hard for him to think of a single decision Trump made during his stint at the White House "that wasn't driven by reelection calculations." Unsubscribe from comment emails for this blog. Posted by Erin Burnett to Trang Ánh Nam at June 18, 202...

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Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " Meghan McCain clashes over protests, Trump rally d... ": Meghan McCain 'enraged' over 'hypocrisy' of protests, Trump rallies happening in the face of coronavirus pandemic On Tuesday's episode of The View, Meghan McCain called out what she sees to be a double standard when it comes to two current hot-button issues: While President Donald Trump has been criticized for holding an upcoming rally in the midst of a pandemic, says McCain, those participating in nationwide protests haven't been subject to the same criticism. "There's a lot of hypocrisy to go around," said McCain, "and this is one of the issues that I'm really enraged about." While McCain made it clear that she thinks all large public gatherings are dangerous during this time, she made the point that Trump rally-goers are being treated differently than the protestors. "Is COVID a pandemic that we all have ...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on the post " Breacking News: Atlanta Police Chief Resigns After... ": What happened outside an Atlanta Wendy's Officers were responding to a call Friday night about a man sleeping in a vehicle at the Wendy's drive-thru, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said in a statement. When officers arrived, they gave Brooks a sobriety test, which he failed. The agency said Brooks resisted arrest and struggled for an officer's Taser, which he got ahold of. CNN obtained two videos that seemed to show the man's last moments. In a surveillance video released by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Brooks is seen running away from officers and seems to point a stun gun back before he is shot. A second video, shot by an eyewitness, shows two officers struggling with Brooks. He breaks free and starts running with what appears to be a stun gun in his right hand. It appears one of the officers fires their stun gun at Brooks three...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " Breacking News: Atlanta Police Chief Resigns After... ": What happened outside an Atlanta Wendy's Officers were responding to a call Friday night about a man sleeping in a vehicle at the Wendy's drive-thru, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said in a statement. When officers arrived, they gave Brooks a sobriety test, which he failed. The agency said Brooks resisted arrest and struggled for an officer's Taser, which he got ahold of. CNN obtained two videos that seemed to show the man's last moments. In a surveillance video released by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Brooks is seen running away from officers and seems to point a stun gun back before he is shot. A second video, shot by an eyewitness, shows two officers struggling with Brooks. He breaks free and starts running with what appears to be a stun gun in his right hand. It appears one of the officers fires their stun gun at Brooks thre...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " Breacking News: Atlanta Police Chief Resigns After... ": 'Brothers and sisters that love him more than life' Stewart says Brooks worked at "a tortilla place" and was extremely loved by family. "We have more family members at that house today than I could count," the attorney said. "A ton of brothers and sisters that love him more than life." One of Brooks' older cousins, Decatur Redd, spoke to reporters Saturday and said he never expected he would have a similar situation land so close to home. "I don't know how to do this because I never knew that I was going to have to do this," a visibly distraught Redd told the crowd. Redd said he has seen videos of Friday night's shooting that have been circulating on social media. It was the worst thing he could wake up to, knowing Brooks' whole family watched those same moments. "We've been watching th...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on the post " Breacking News: Atlanta Police Chief Resigns After... ": 'Brothers and sisters that love him more than life' Stewart says Brooks worked at "a tortilla place" and was extremely loved by family. "We have more family members at that house today than I could count," the attorney said. "A ton of brothers and sisters that love him more than life." One of Brooks' older cousins, Decatur Redd, spoke to reporters Saturday and said he never expected he would have a similar situation land so close to home. "I don't know how to do this because I never knew that I was going to have to do this," a visibly distraught Redd told the crowd. Redd said he has seen videos of Friday night's shooting that have been circulating on social media. It was the worst thing he could wake up to, knowing Brooks' whole family watched those same moments. "We've been watching thi...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " Breacking News: Atlanta Police Chief Resigns After... ": A loving father Tomika Miller told the children their father wouldn't be coming home, and that "he's in a better place," trying to keep it positive and keep her tears to herself, she said. She described a loving and devoted husband and father who couldn't deny his children anything, especially the girls. "They got him wrapped around their fingers," Tomika Miller said. The couple's relationship, she said, was a "friendship no one could break." Brooks "always kept my spirits up," Tomika Miller said. "He always pushed me to be better," helping her develop mentally, spiritually and emotionally, she said. Unsubscribe from comment emails for this blog. Posted by Trang Ánh Nam to Trang Ánh Nam at June 15, 2020 at 10:06 PM

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on the post " Breacking News: Atlanta Police Chief Resigns After... ": A loving father Tomika Miller told the children their father wouldn't be coming home, and that "he's in a better place," trying to keep it positive and keep her tears to herself, she said. She described a loving and devoted husband and father who couldn't deny his children anything, especially the girls. "They got him wrapped around their fingers," Tomika Miller said. The couple's relationship, she said, was a "friendship no one could break." Brooks "always kept my spirits up," Tomika Miller said. "He always pushed me to be better," helping her develop mentally, spiritually and emotionally, she said. Post a comment. Unsubscribe to comments on this post. Posted by Trang Ánh Nam to Trang Ánh Nam at June 15, 2020 at 10:06 PM

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " Breacking News: Atlanta Police Chief Resigns After... ": Rayshard Brooks was killed a day before he planned to celebrate his daughter's birthday Rayshard Brooks' 8-year-old daughter had her birthday dress on Saturday morning waiting for her dad to come pick her up and take her skating to celebrate her birthday, family attorneys say. Her dad never came home. He was shot and killed by an Atlanta police officer at a Wendy's parking lot in Atlanta Friday night. Since then, the officer who shot Brooks was terminated and a second officer was placed on administrative duty. The Atlanta police chief stepped down from her position. Brooks, 27, has three daughters who are 1, 2 and 8 years old, according to the attorneys. He also has a 13-year-old stepson, they said. His oldest daughter was having her birthday party Saturday, Brooks' family attorney Justin Miller said in a news conference Saturday. Rayshard Br...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on the post " Breacking News: Atlanta Police Chief Resigns After... ": Rayshard Brooks was killed a day before he planned to celebrate his daughter's birthday Rayshard Brooks' 8-year-old daughter had her birthday dress on Saturday morning waiting for her dad to come pick her up and take her skating to celebrate her birthday, family attorneys say. Her dad never came home. He was shot and killed by an Atlanta police officer at a Wendy's parking lot in Atlanta Friday night. Since then, the officer who shot Brooks was terminated and a second officer was placed on administrative duty. The Atlanta police chief stepped down from her position. Brooks, 27, has three daughters who are 1, 2 and 8 years old, according to the attorneys. He also has a 13-year-old stepson, they said. His oldest daughter was having her birthday party Saturday, Brooks' family attorney Justin Miller said in a news conference Saturday. Rayshard Bro...