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00:00:02In a reminder of our top stories, Tehron rejects Washington's claims that
00:00:06energy shipments continue freely through the
00:00:08of straight of hormos, saying the US's reliance on other countries for
00:00:12fuel contradicts its own narrative. Saudi Arabia
00:00:16of extends suspension of flights its main airport in the capital
00:00:20Riyadh following series of attacks by the Yemeni Armed
00:00:23forces
00:00:29of of and French students take to the streets and block school entrances in several cities to protest the country's education
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00:00:50hello and very good
00:00:50of afternoon to you from tehran, i am bah and this is press tv
00:00:54news, iran rejects the us's
00:00:57a claim that energy is being
00:00:58of freely transported the straight of hormos, the foreign
00:01:02ministry spokesman says
00:01:03of the US
00:01:04of itself is turning to other countries for supplies of fuel, which clearly
00:01:08shows the straight is
00:01:09closed.
00:01:13the allegations by the US by no means match the facts on the
00:01:17ground. let them say the straight of hormas no longer has
00:01:20any impact and Iran has lost its leverage.
00:01:24we will pursue our own
00:01:26of agenda.
00:01:26of
00:01:27of i think markets aren't also supposed to give any weight to... such
00:01:30claims, international developments
00:01:33are much revealing here, the US
00:01:35of resorting of to other countries to furnish its fuel needs. I should
00:01:39clarify that Iran was not after gaining leverage by what is happening in the straight
00:01:42of
00:01:43in hormas. What we saw there since February
00:01:47of 28th, was a direct result
00:01:48of the US
00:01:49Israeli attacks on Iran. They abused waterway where
00:01:53Iran has the longest coastline to launch attacks on the
00:01:55country.
00:01:57of Security of will not be restored to the
00:01:59of waterways so long.
00:02:08of
00:02:16of he said the proposals are
00:02:20those inserted in the islam about
00:02:23of MU which the US violated, the spokesman said
00:02:25of the one's demands in the proposals include the removal
00:02:28of the naval blockade. and all anti-iran sanctions and
00:02:32ending the US war on all fronts in the region, but
00:02:36Iran won't return to square
00:02:38of one after the repeated betrayal of commitments by the US. The
00:02:41spokesman said Iran cannot be blamed for the current diplomatic unpass
00:02:45and he said the statemate that is created by those who
00:02:49blew up the negotiating table waged
00:02:51of military aggression and escalated that by economic war on
00:02:55Iran and continue to insist on their excessive
00:02:58of
00:02:59of demands. political commentator Henry
00:03:03Hakamaki was earlier with
00:03:05of us, he said the US is playing a political game ahead
00:03:07of the November elections by claiming that oil flows through the straight of
00:03:11hormos.
00:03:15We know that the straight of horm is not open, we know that the straight of
00:03:19horm
00:03:19of is not controlled by the Americans, we know that the flow of oil is not what it
00:03:23was at before the American War of aggression against
00:03:27of Iran. Just
00:03:28of within the last week we have at these three cases where tankers were uh
00:03:32hit by either missiles or hit mines within the straight of
00:03:36hormous uh by going
00:03:38of through uh uncleared routes through the straight to for
00:03:42moves. does that sound open to you? because I know for fact that
00:03:46if I was a ship in hitting mines I wouldn't consider that to be
00:03:49open. Just within the last week as well. I had seen
00:03:52of reports that there is efforts to recruit
00:03:55of new ship captains with offers of up to
00:03:57$100,000 per month. in hazard pay
00:04:01salary in order to try to coers people to try to navigate
00:04:05a
00:04:05of straight that is very clearly not open. the question on the
00:04:09contradiction here is a quite clear one, and of course the
00:04:13timing is is rather obvious. the United States has
00:04:17midterm elections coming up on November 3rd, and as the polls are
00:04:21indicating, Donald Trump's policy regarding the war
00:04:25in Iran and his party more generally, are not
00:04:29of performing particular... really well in the polls, so to
00:04:32of of project that there is some sort of control
00:04:35of the straight formus, to project that oil is
00:04:38flowing, these are clear political narratives,
00:04:41also efforts to keep oil prices at least somewhat in
00:04:46of check. of of of of Iran's acting defense minister
00:04:50has strongly
00:04:51of condemned US's threats of renewed aggression against the Islamic Republic
00:04:55warning
00:04:56of Washington that any such move would mean playing with fire, but
00:05:00General Majid Ab US Secretary of State
00:05:03of Marco Ruby about the consequences of fueling clash of
00:05:07civilization saying that Iran is fully prepared to defend
00:05:10itself, he said those such a confrontation cannot
00:05:14control how far it spreads or determine how it ends
00:05:17eh
00:05:18added that turning historical and cultural differences into grounds for
00:05:22political and military confrontations is far more dangerous
00:05:26than verbal assaults, meanwile brigadier
00:05:29generalshi a senior spokesman for Iran's
00:05:33armed forces said recent insults by US officials
00:05:36targeting Iran civilization and history would only strengthen the
00:05:40Iranian nations resolve he that Iran's armed forces are better
00:05:44prepared and more capable than ever to defend the country's national
00:05:48interest and
00:05:49security.
00:05:53A new novel is bringing the tragedy the shajar school in
00:05:57Iran's southern city of Minab to readers through the voices and
00:06:01experiences of those who actually lived through it titled
00:06:04blood of minab the 360 page work seeks to
00:06:08immortalize the tragedy and preserve the memory the victims for
00:06:11generation.
00:06:42for yourself, there was no atomic bomb in this backpack, no
00:06:46enriched uranium, and no missiles, there were only books,
00:06:50pens, colored pencils and notebooks. It was carrying Iran's
00:06:54future, but the whole world should know that this will not stop
00:06:57us. We will rebuild our country, and we will make it better than
00:07:01before. Now a new novel is attempting to tell
00:07:05the story, not through statistics alone, but through the
00:07:09lives, memories, and the grief the people.
00:07:20one the government's main priorities has been to use every means available
00:07:24to expose the full extent of this crime to the world. literature is
00:07:28clearly one the best ways to preserve its memory for generations to
00:07:32come. that is why we decided to support the publication the book
00:07:36titled blood of
00:07:37minab. the
00:07:41writer of this book, spent around a month in Minab and
00:07:45nearby villages, speaking with the residents,
00:07:48witnesses, and families who lost their loved
00:07:51ones. my
00:07:55main motivation for writing this book was to find answer to one
00:07:59question: when tragedy strikes, what is the responsibility of
00:08:03literature? history records what happened, but literature makes it
00:08:06amortal by recounting the consequences and showing how the tragedy
00:08:10has affected the people the region.
00:08:42dreams and so many plans, the blood of Minab is
00:08:46trying to ensure that the story of shajar
00:08:50is remembered not just as a tragedy, but
00:08:54through the people whose lives it has changed.
00:08:57news report records the events, a photograph preserves the
00:09:01moment, but literature attempts something different, going
00:09:05beyond the headlines and entering the lives the people,
00:09:08and this is exactly what the book does.
00:09:19well you're watching live footage coming in right now from watching live footage
00:09:22coming in right now from the city of Brussels capital city of
00:09:26Belgium and you can see um that Brussels is
00:09:29experiencing hightensions and security measures
00:09:33filing following violent clashes that's is
00:09:37occurring them between protesters and the police you're watching life for it
00:09:41right now
00:09:42you can't see that the um special forces the
00:09:45police are are kind of pursuing the
00:09:49protesters, protesters mainly um young
00:09:52students um both high school and university
00:09:55students who are running away at this moment that you watching
00:09:59this um moment and this footage coming in right now
00:10:02live from the city of Brussels in
00:10:05Belgium so um of course regarding what
00:10:09triggered all of this it's on October the...
00:10:13around 30,000 people
00:10:15attempted and to take part in
00:10:18these street protests in solidarity with the similar
00:10:22protests that are happening in their neighboring. France
00:10:26which was response to very weak educational systems
00:10:30and demanding for better education systems, well of course we know that the
00:10:34educational systems in Belgium and France are very similar to one
00:10:38another, so um similar protest also occurred
00:10:42and broke out in Belgium, so this is live footage, you can
00:10:45see security forces, also the police forces, the
00:10:49anti-riot um legions the police forces in
00:10:52Belgium are also following the... and trying to disperse them in
00:10:56every direction, so um, from the angle that we were
00:11:00watching this, and this is probably a journalist um, or
00:11:04a protester just catching this on the
00:11:08mobile phone, and you can see that, the anti-rial
00:11:11police forces are everywhere, the number,
00:11:15some some might say that they outnumber the
00:11:19actual protesters and despite such
00:11:22crackdown, we can see protesters still... on the ground trying
00:11:26to make themselves head and trying to bring
00:11:30change to their country's educational systems. of course we know that
00:11:34in France at least this has has turned into a
00:11:37protest against the government of France, we can we have to wait and see
00:11:41on that in
00:11:42Brussels.
00:11:50well let us get back to the regular course the news now. Saudi Arabia
00:11:54extends... suspension of flights at the main airport in the capital Riyadh
00:11:58following series of attacks by the Yemeny armed forces. The Saudi
00:12:02Civil Aviation Authority says operations at King Khalid International
00:12:05Airport are suspended pending safety procedures. The
00:12:09authority did not specify when the operations would resume. This
00:12:13comes after two consecutive days of retaliatory strikes by the many
00:12:17armed forces on the airport which left 13 killed and more
00:12:21than 300 wounded. The attacks come emit escalating.
00:12:25facilities between Saudi Arabia and the Yemen Armed forces. The Yemen Armed
00:12:29forces vow to intensify operations until Saudi military
00:12:33aggression and siege come to an
00:12:35end.
00:12:39The Gazan Health Ministry says five Palestinians have been killed over the past
00:12:43day. This brings the death doll since the war began in October the
00:12:467th 2023 to
00:12:4874,382. The health
00:12:52Ministry also said 18 Palestinians were wonded. during the same
00:12:55period, bringing the total number of injured to
00:12:58175,416.
00:13:02Since these fire took effect between Hamas and Israel in October
00:13:052025, 1493
00:13:09Palestinians have been killed. According to official accounts,
00:13:12836 bodies have been recovered from the rouble.
00:13:16Nearly 22,00 children have been killed during the war.
00:13:20Meanwile, over 1.4 million people face acute foot
00:13:24shortages. the international committee for the red cross says
00:13:27identifying bodies is becoming increasingly
00:13:30difficult.
00:13:37mi abu musab, our correspondent in bala is joining me
00:13:40live right
00:13:41now. mi over to you, what can you tell us about these statistics and also the latest
00:13:45news?
00:13:50well, obviously another blood and genocidal year is ahead
00:13:53the palestinan people. here in Gaza strip as the Israeli attacks
00:13:57against the people of Gaza continue to escalate and intensify, we are
00:14:01talking about a another wave the b strikes and
00:14:04attacks that was carried out over the past couple of hours, the last one as
00:14:08you took place in the western side of khan city and
00:14:12as you're talking about another palestinan civilian who succumbed to his
00:14:16wants he sustained over the last 24 hours after
00:14:20the israeled his shift in alma
00:14:23area and as you usly four palestinian civilians were
00:14:27also started after the Israeli w play a gathering
00:14:30the palestinian people in the same
00:14:32area as so we are still witnessing how the Israeli occubition forces are still
00:14:35escalaring their earlier attacks against the palestinian people
00:14:39covering every single corner of gave and definitely more palestinian
00:14:43civilians are still fallen victim to those as you attacks and on the ground
00:14:47the Israel attacks continue unabated against the palestinian people
00:14:50and seemingly the Israeli regime has retained to the
00:14:54policy of foisting more realities on the ground by continuing as you
00:14:58know pushing uh as
00:14:59you know the so-called yellow demication line to the western sides of gas trip
00:15:03this line is still creeping and this means clearly that more
00:15:07palestinian territories and more lands are taken by the Israeli forces like
00:15:11what happened over the past couple of days in abahod and it's
00:15:15happening right now in the eastern side the city by the way because
00:15:19these movements as we speak right now the eastern side the city is
00:15:22under an ongoing ground offensive. out by the Israel cubition
00:15:26forces and as you are talking about intense as you and mass
00:15:30shooting towards the pen and people coubled with more artist strikes sorging as you
00:15:34all the areas taken shirt by
00:15:36the pesin and people there. and as you know by default more palestinian
00:15:40families are forced and pushed to leave uh those as
00:15:43and to be honest the blight the palestinian people
00:15:47is not over with these relentless attacks against them, we are
00:15:51talking about another journey of suffering, so starts one
00:15:55once the Israeli forces attack any area of gus
00:15:58because there are no spaces available for those families who are
00:16:02still who are left as you know homeless behind those stacks
00:16:06because as you know the the entire population of god strip
00:16:10is now squeezed in less than
00:16:1230% of gas's areas because more than
00:16:1670% the strips territories
00:16:20are under the military control the israel incubition forces so the
00:16:24Israeli regime is now trying to occupy more lands
00:16:28the patine and people trying to tighten the grip on the population of
00:16:32gaz strip and this reflects how tragic and catastrophic
00:16:36the situation is. on the ground, the entire situation and atmosphere is
00:16:39startling in terms the scale the catastrophe that the
00:16:43palestinan people are still going through this mind to once again
00:16:47that the palestinian people are still suffering at all levels particularly when it comes to the
00:16:50humanit situation for those palestinian people it is becoming
00:16:54increasingly difficult as you know to obtain what they can
00:16:57eat or what they can drink a daily
00:17:01basis because the Israeli regime is still obstructing the flow the humanitarian supplies and
00:17:05we are talking about increasing reports. saying that the Israel
00:17:08regime is restricting the flow the
00:17:12the raw materials used by the people in order to
00:17:16pitch their makeshift tens inste of parts of gossip and let me remind you once
00:17:20again that the winter condition is around the corner for the palestinian
00:17:24people uh this means clearly that another chapter of suffering is
00:17:27unfolding for those palestinian people and the palestinian
00:17:31families who are still as you know pushed to
00:17:35evacuate over and over again and to place over and over again in all
00:17:39areas of gazstan, thank you so
00:17:42much,
00:17:48french students have once again taken to the streets in several cities to
00:17:52protest the country's education system. protesters rallied outside
00:17:56schools blocking entrances and nearby streets as they chanted
00:18:00slogans against the government. they are demanding better condition citing
00:18:03overcrowded classrooms, heavy workloads, poor quality.
00:18:07learning material and teacher shortages. the movement
00:18:11has grown steadily since students began blocking high school entrances on
00:18:14September 17th. the protest escalated into violence in
00:18:18several cities following heavy-handed response by security
00:18:22forces. the government says more than 6,00 people have been
00:18:26arrested since the unrest began, most them
00:18:29minors.
00:18:34press devs yalda amruni says one the reasons behind the
00:18:37recent protest is that the quality of education in high schools
00:18:41is very poor in France, she says when students enter university, they
00:18:45are told that their academic level is below expectations
00:18:49and that they risk failing their first
00:18:51year.
00:18:55teacher used to say that the level the high school is not enough,
00:18:59because when they are going to the first year university, the teacher
00:19:03university used to say that the level the first year are not enough and so it's
00:19:07from the high school degree, so you know the this kind of kids are 16,
00:19:1117, 18, they are saying that they are studying at school
00:19:15and when they go to university, the teachers are not welcome, they
00:19:18say you don't have the level, you
00:19:19have to work hard because you have a big chance to fail your first year of
00:19:22university, there is kind of stress you know, there is kind of panic
00:19:26in in in the society in France these days especially because the
00:19:30economic crisis and the kids and the kids are a part of
00:19:33this of this scary feeling
00:19:35you know what they will do for them, future if they still if they
00:19:39do not have the level for to go to the first year university or if
00:19:43already the teacher university say you do not have the level the first year will be a real
00:19:47challenge what they're going to the high school if it's not for to have the right the
00:19:51right level and at the same time they see them school they see there is not enough
00:19:55book there is lake of teacher lake of of sometime chair
00:19:59or table when you hear what they say online so the matter
00:20:02is really here is not a fake news you know high school student have
00:20:06parents parents are work. they see the situation happening in the school
00:20:10them kids of course there will be reaction already they say that the 13
00:20:14october uh so this week the people
00:20:17the the the teacher the schools and maybe other part them session
00:20:21the high school will join the movement with the high school
00:20:25student so it's already fact that the situation this
00:20:29matter will go
00:20:29bigger
00:20:34tens of thousands of supporters of brazilian president Luis
00:20:37Inathio Lula de Silva rallied in Sao Paulo ahead the October
00:20:41the 25th presidential runoff. Protest has won the foreign
00:20:45interference in the election and vowed to defend democracy against
00:20:49authoritarian. our correspondent reports
00:20:53from
00:20:53Sao Paulo:
00:20:57tens of thousands of Brazilians gathered on the iconic aveny
00:21:01Paulista to hear President Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva who,
00:21:04after losing in the first round the presidential election
00:21:08began tour across Brazil to encourage his
00:21:11supporters to convince those who abstained from voting to
00:21:15vote for him. The plan is to mobilize the 21%
00:21:19the... population that did not vote and that could secure him a
00:21:23victory in the runoff on October the 25th,
00:21:27so as young student who depends on public policy, attend a
00:21:30public university and was able to study thanks to a government scholarship. i
00:21:34think that without a strong government, intervening in education,
00:21:38healthcare and public safety, what are we going to do then? that's why i'm here
00:21:41on the street to defend and fight for those rights. look, lula
00:21:45provided food so we'd have something eat, he established the public health.
00:21:50system and provided medication. Lula brings so many benefits
00:21:54to those who need them, he doesn't just think about the rich. The
00:21:58massive turnout in the city's downtown area was
00:22:01historic, as such a large crowd hadn't been seen
00:22:05since 2018, when people protested the
00:22:08parliamentary coup staged by the right against
00:22:12Lula's then successor, former president Dilma
00:22:15Rosev. For a large number of Brazilians, winning
00:22:18this election is a... mother of life and death because they fear
00:22:22that if wins, he will destroy all the social
00:22:26gains that the left has promoted over the past 25
00:22:30years. We are Brazilians and we don't belong anyone's
00:22:34backyard. We have
00:22:35our own wealth. No one is going to come here to exploit us or
00:22:39take what is ours as if we were a colony. That's
00:22:43over. We are one the 10 most developed countries in the world and
00:22:47part we are the bricks alliance. This week. "the students were the first
00:22:51to take to
00:22:52the streets across Brazil an effort to reverse the electoral
00:22:55trend, and they were also the first to denounce foreign
00:22:59interference on social media platforms. there is an
00:23:02international network funding far right groups through alternative media and
00:23:06by financing influencers. two months ago, the US consulate here
00:23:10in SO Paulo hosted a party for digital influencers. obviously
00:23:14it wasn't just to share experiences. there is a trend suggesting that the
00:23:18United States has promoted..." interference by funding influencers to attack the
00:23:22Lula administration, and that explains Flavio Bolsonaro's comeback in the
00:23:26polls as well as the outcome the first round. Imperialist
00:23:30interference in Latin American electoral processes has already been
00:23:33proven in several countries, and the Brazilian federal police
00:23:37recently launched investigation into an allegation of foreign
00:23:41interference accusing the US state department of
00:23:45diverting $1 million dollars to finance networks on
00:23:49Brazilian soil. with the aim of destabilizing and
00:23:52undermining the institutional framework the
00:23:55judiciary students are trying to
00:23:58regar even the disadvantage
00:24:02they even the disadvantage they face against the big tech
00:24:06companies that control social media platforms run
00:24:10by oligarks align with the Donald Trump
00:24:13administration.
00:24:20And with that we come to the end of this news bulletin, thank you so much for staying with us on
00:24:24Press
00:24:24TV.
00:24:47A bowing 737 max plus. ringes more than
00:24:5014,000 ft in less than a minute, it reportedly reaches
00:24:54almost mark.96. its rutter is said to
00:24:58be ripped off, and then somehow the aircraft keeps
00:25:02flying for another hour. according to the story pushed after fly
00:25:06dobey flight fc-1073, a
00:25:09passenger described as a plumber who had watched aviation
00:25:13disaster documentaries, aviation disaster documentaries. yes, you heard
00:25:17it right, helped pull the aircraft out the dive. Two former
00:25:20Israeli military personnel were also reportedly among the
00:25:24passengers who subdued the alleged attacker. It sounds
00:25:28like a movie plot, doesn't it? The official story says an Omani
00:25:32co-pilot attacked the captain inside the cockpit and
00:25:35tried to take control the aircraft, but the details don't stay
00:25:39still. Early reports described knife and a stabbing. The
00:25:43later UAE account said the weapon was the aircraft's
00:25:46crash acts. The alleged Omani co-pilot himself.
00:25:50remained without an independently verificable public
00:25:53identity or detailed background. Meanwhile, the Indian
00:25:57captain Smith Machar was publicly identified and
00:26:01praised by. and Donald Trump, the pilot became a public
00:26:05hero, the other remained a largely anonymous figure in the
00:26:08narrative. Think and the other is the culprit.
00:26:12Then comes physics: the aircraft was reportedly subjected to
00:26:16forces of around 3G, despite the 73 max being
00:26:20rated for 2.5 positive g, it allegedly suffered serious rutter
00:26:24damage, yet flew for approximately 68 minutes before
00:26:28landing safely in Saudi Arabia, but why Saudi Arabia
00:26:32when... was nearer as the airplane was in Jordanian
00:26:35airspace. Anyways, passengers supposedly managed to
00:26:39recover the aircraft during the dive. Former pilots have expressed
00:26:43amazement that the aircraft did not come apart. So how much the story
00:26:47survives technical scrutiny? Um, coming
00:26:50back. Then the geopolitical explanation. Iran.
00:26:54Netanyahu initially said it was too early to say whether Iran was involved.
00:26:58Trump said Iran might be involved while acknowledging the matter was still being
00:27:01investigated. but no public evidence establishing an Iranian
00:27:05role was produced, yet the Iranian connection quickly became central to the
00:27:09story, and now comes the detail that changes the political
00:27:13context. On September 29th, less than 24 hours before the
00:27:17FZ-107-3 incident, Netanyahu released a video
00:27:21from Telnof Air Force Base, warning that Israel's enemies
00:27:24had indications they would attempt to attack the country
00:27:28ahead the October 27th election. He gave no specific.
00:27:32details, the next day a supposed terror attack takes
00:27:36place aboard a flight bound for Tel Aviv. Netanhou's
00:27:40warning suddenly looked prophetic. Daniel Levy, a
00:27:43former Israeli regime advisor, argued that the incident could
00:27:47push politically damaging issues out the headlines and
00:27:51replace them with narrative focus on Iran. Actually, the chronology
00:27:54goes back further: three days before the flight on September
00:27:5827th, Netanyahu made an unscheduled visit to Dubai
00:28:02and met UAE President Sheikh Mohammad bin Zayid An Nahiyan
00:28:05alongside senior military and Intelligence officials a
00:28:09source told Prest TV that the operation was discussed and
00:28:13finalized during that visit to create an Iranian connection and
00:28:16generate a pretext for renewed confrontation with Tehran.
00:28:20The operation was also intended to draw Trump into another
00:28:24confrontation with Iran and helped Netanyahu politically ahead the
00:28:28election. You might be thinking that the conflicting accounts suggest fall.
00:28:32false flag, not something new, you know the history of false flags. For
00:28:36FZ-1073, it seems the evidence is being fitted into
00:28:40a story that had already been written, because the conclusions are
00:28:44arriving before the
00:28:45proof.
00:28:55At the crater of Western Civilization, US Secretary of State,
00:28:59Marco Rubio tells a familiar story. Persians as
00:29:03villains, Athenians as heroes, but is that
00:29:06history or just Washington's preferred
00:29:09vision? Persians plundered the temples,
00:29:13they burned the shrines, they raised the acropolis to the ground. Case
00:29:17closed, not so fast, history has habit of
00:29:20talking back. Alexander,
00:29:24he had great respect for the Persian culture, a little inconvenient
00:29:28for narrative that reduces Persia to an army of barbarians.
00:29:32and Oscar-winning filmmaker, Oliver Stone as a message for those
00:29:36lecturing the world its past. I think westerners don't understand
00:29:40completely the history of Iran and Persia. I would
00:29:44suggest this book is is a great place to
00:29:46start.
00:29:52Washington may think it can dictate the narrative, but history as outlasted
00:29:56that empires before, and it has a warning for those who think they can
00:29:59rewrite it. You cannot change history. are inevitable
00:30:03and americans seems are inevitable and americans seem to
00:30:07believe that they can change that. this is insanity, this is the
00:30:11defeats us every
00:30:12time.
00:30:23será que las elecciones intermedias del próximo could the midterm
00:30:27elections in November in the United States mark Donald
00:30:31Trump's waterloop.