for channel 20. how much of this was political theatre, do you think, kind of pushing it right to the wire? i’m pushing it right to the wire? i'm sor , i pushing it right to the wire? i'm sorry. i didn't — pushing it right to the wire? i�*m sorry, i didn't get your pushing it right to the wire? i�*m sorry, mid” get your question. sorry, i didn't get your question. how much of the announcement today with the clock ticking was really political theatre, designed to heighten the drama? to think in essence they already agreed this deal? ,, ., ., ., essence they already agreed this deal? ., ., , ., ., deal? 50, we have to understand that nothin: , deal? 50, we have to understand that nothing. you — deal? so, we have to understand that nothing, you know, _ deal? so, we have to understand that nothing, you know, is _ deal? so, we have to understand that nothing, you know, is final. _ deal? so, we have to understand that nothing, you know, is final. yeah, - nothing, you know, is final. yeah, they did give him the permission to let the president know that they understood before midnight of losing any chances, you know, a few people which we can discuss later, they know that another election is going to be total for them. know that another election is going to be totalfor them. they know that another election is going to be total for them. they have this motivation to let him know, to let the president know that he was succeeded we have to understand