solid, you can see incremental degradation with the general electric. losing to joe biden, and i m sure republicans will come along and make that point in the primary. and was,, you seen a bad week before and managed to publicly at least in the court of public opinion he has been able to skirt around it but this feels different. it might be different. when it comes to public opinion, something like 60% or 61% of the country doesn t want him to run in 2024. his base is solidly behind him and the republican voters are solidly behind him but independence have walked away, the number goes up to 67% for independence, they don t want him to run. things are not working that well politically. in the commercial sphere, which is really what the heart of the attorney general s case in new york is against them, this is going to hamper, even before they come to resolution, this is going to hamper his business operations, if you are a lender and a counterparty, a vendor, are you are ju
else. i think the story has been told many times by many people, and there s always difference in the details, but fundamentally comes down to the same thing, in my case it wasn t an emergency, there was an urgent feeling i had to come out. it took me 50 years to do it. [ laughter ] i was prayerfully happy, good marriage and 3 kids, and a house that i loved in a wife i loved, and i knew i was gay. was a generational, you didn t feel the urge needed to come out? no i didn t. looking back, when i was young, in the 50s and early 50s, you could go to jail for being gay. people to talk about it, nothing on tv, you did even know what gay was. you knew it was something that was bad, you are [null] or something like that. so i don t know why, it did become an issue. you had this great life and ran one of the most important