We have a recorded press conference from the United Nations with the Russian representative to the United Nations. And I always remember this, from growing up that Russia or then what was the Soviet Union and the United States always being at odds that we were taught how Russia was the evil one and how communism is just so hateful and hurtful to the Western way of life or, as it were, the American or Canadian way of life. And is that really, really true? Well, I guess it depends on who you ask or which side you ask. But the point is, is that we have to allow for other sides of opinion to come forth. Other opinions. To help us form what is a true story of what is going on in our world. And while the Russian Federation, the news outlets and everything were denied entry into the United States they could not attend a press conference at the United Nations. This seems kind of off when we first look at it, but if we allow ourselves to look at who they are through a lens of trust, and think about what it did, they are just simply trying to view a different part of the story to do they can be told to the other people around them, that instead of instead, instead of that this country is evil, because the reverse story is also true. In Russia, they could be telling people how evil we are here in the West, that we won't allow things to happen, that we're too restrictive and the narrative in reverse and is it really true? Is the average person evil and wants to hurt the people in the Russian Federation? That is not true when we start to examine the point of view of the political figures at hand, it's where we start to run into problems. The United States denied Russian networks stating they were only building propaganda. There are things that are happening in our world that the Russian Federation has a different point of view from Western governments. The war between the Russian Federation and the Ukrainian government and there are several other issues.

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