There are connections between the truck attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and the attack at Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas. Both attacks were carried out using the same app, Turo, and both involved vehicles rented from the same address.
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00:02:55.180So if you're like me, you woke up New Year's Day to the news of the absolutely horrific event of a truck ripping through on Bourbon Street in New Orleans.
00:03:10.940And the suing attack that took place afterwards.
00:03:16.320Then later in the day we found out not just one, there's something else that's taken place.
00:05:28.640The other piece that is deadly is also the fact that the truck would have been near silent as it was moving down Bourbon Street and mowing people over.
00:05:43.900The man in the truck, who we know, had an ISIS flag tied to the back of it.
00:05:54.120A veteran himself, there's another similarity, piece of similar information with the man who attacked the Trump Tower in Vegas as well.
00:06:03.140But the man who was in that truck got out and then began firing upon people there inside the French Quarter.
00:06:15.840Now, people have been warning about this for a while.
00:06:17.720In fact, later on in the program today, we're going to talk about this particular situation and why people have been warning about it for a while now.
00:06:26.500And what we could face and what it is really, essentially, the chickens coming home, the roost, and the open border.
00:06:33.140Now, there were talks about the individual, the man who was responsible for the attack and who he was and how to come across the border and whatnot.
00:06:41.880Apparently, both individuals responsible for these attacks, according to the reports that we have, were people that are citizens that were veterans.
00:06:54.220Matter of fact, they served in the same, this is the wild part of it.
00:07:00.080Not only did they use Turo, which is, you know, interesting piece of information, but they served together.
00:07:08.180They served together and in the same military base.
00:07:15.220Now, you may say both, a lot of these things to me sound a little bit more like coincidence.
00:07:19.560I don't know if I can add all those up, but surely, you would say you probably want to take a closer look at some of these coincidences.
00:07:30.040One of the persons that, again, has been ringing the alarm on this for quite a while has been saying, we are more vulnerable than ever before.
00:08:04.020Multiple assassination attempts on President Trump.
00:08:06.900And now, we're at this pivotal moment, the days leading up to the point where he lays his hand on the Bible and takes the oath of office and is inaugurated.
00:08:25.400And this is a time that is more precarious than any we may have known in our lifetime.
00:08:33.200I'm not sure about you, but all of the hope, all of the optimism that many of us have been feeling leading up until this point, right, really hinges on this actually taking place.
00:08:55.520So whether they're targets from within or from without these attacks, where they're coming from, one thing is for sure, things are hanging in the balance.
00:09:14.520One of the former CIA folks who had been warning about this, her name is Sarah Adams, coming up in the program.
00:09:22.980We're going to talk to her about what she's heard, what she's seen coming in, probably the worst piece of information on it all.
00:09:39.840So they got the sugar bowl that was postponed yesterday and will be today, apparently, as they have now had to take, I'm sure, new measures to make sure that they've cleared that area and done everything that they can to secure that event.
00:10:34.480And in this case, these terrorists and their motivations, whatever they might be, these two individuals, they couldn't be more, I think, further from one another.
00:10:43.560And it looks, in a lot of ways, with ideologies and things like that.
00:10:46.920But maybe there are more connections that we know about.
00:10:50.500Here's what we know this morning so far.
00:16:03.780I want to hear from you and where you think we are.
00:16:06.500Like I said, conflicting reports and some of the stuff, you know, early on when things come out, this is always sort of how it works in the news.
00:16:13.280Some of the things may not be true, but one of the things we do know is that they had wired explosives and was working on explosives.
00:16:19.900And apparently, I had some IEDs, some things that were improvised inside of the truck there, that lightning.
00:16:30.660And there are a number of thoughts and theories on why, again, the electric trucks were used and what all of that's supposed to mean.
00:16:52.680According to the same intelligence bulletin surveillance footage, Molly captured three men and a woman placing one of multiple improvised explosive devices.
00:17:03.900So certainly more to this investigation.
00:17:07.220President Biden, meanwhile, is not here at the White House today on this first day of 2025.
00:17:13.180He's at the presidential retreat in the Maryland Mountains, Camp David.
00:17:16.900However, he is continuing to get updates from his team, from the Homeland Security Department, from the Justice Department, also from the FBI.
00:17:26.040I want to read something that the president said, actually, I want to go to, rather, some sound from President Biden on the tarmac before he took off from Delaware to go to Camp David.
00:17:38.060I've spoken to every member of the agency, from the CIA to the, to our national security team, to our FBI, NSC, and I'm forgetting, gathering all the, and I've spent a lot of time in the government with the mayor.
00:17:52.780What was your reaction when you heard what happened?
00:17:55.100Well, the reaction was one of anger and frustration.
00:18:08.000The, the, the state of the country, the way it's been left in the other disarray because the border been wide open and all these security threats.
00:18:42.300Yeah, well, for one of the things we, we have been focused on is the FBI certainly was looking at this surveillance video that, at the time, at least, appeared to show that there were other people who may have been involved in placing devices.
00:18:57.260Now, we know, uh, that law enforcement now has determined that those people had nothing to do with this incident.
00:19:02.580At this point, it appears that those people, uh, seen on surveillance video, uh, did not have anything to do with, with placing devices, uh, in the French Quarter.
00:19:12.420Uh, that this, uh, suspect, you know, was solely responsible, certainly for the attack, at least as we know it, at this point.
00:19:19.800Now, we should make clear that the FBI is still looking at possible associates.
00:19:23.960They're trying to, uh, see whether there's anybody who may have been involved in helping to, uh, create the devices, the IEDs, uh, whether those people, anybody who might have been involved in helping to plan the, you know.
00:19:35.560Well, tough luck with that because the home, the Airbnb, where they, where they were putting this stuff together, where he was putting this stuff together, caught fire and, uh, had burned down.
00:20:53.040And, I've been here all my life, with the exception of traveling for the military, where I spent 10 years as a human resources specialist and IT specialist, where I learned the meaning of great service and what it means to be responsive and take everything seriously, dotting I's and crossing T's to make sure that things go off without a hitch.
00:21:11.580So, I've taken those skills and applied them to my career.
00:21:15.260Now, this is, this is a very coherent, this is a very serious individual you would think, somebody you would probably hire to work in your company if you had one, need for that.
00:21:28.140My question is, how does somebody like this go from zero to jihad in such short time?
00:25:13.980But first of what she had to say this week.
00:25:15.740There are two main things that they should be doing in the days that they have left.
00:25:19.180The first is to get testing out there.
00:25:21.700I feel like we should have learned our lesson from COVID that just because we aren't testing, it doesn't mean that the virus isn't there.
00:25:27.520It just means that we aren't looking for it.
00:25:29.540We should be having rapid tests, home tests available to all farm workers, to their families, for the clinicians taking care of them so that we aren't waiting for public labs and CDC labs to tell us what's bird flu or not.
00:25:42.640And the second very important thing is this is not like the beginning of COVID where we were dealing with a new virus.
00:26:40.100What surprises me about Lena Nguyen's statement is, number one, it's completely divorced from regulatory reality and from the public health situation as it exists, including statements from the NIH and CDC to their credit that make it very clear that bird flu is currently considered to be a low risk in the United States for human beings.
00:27:06.620But what bothers me about Lena Nguyen's rather hyperbolic statements is they seem to reflect some sort of hidden agenda.
00:27:18.260And the question is, who is paying her for this?
00:27:21.100What she's saying is that basically in the remaining couple of weeks until President-elect Biden is sworn in, somehow, in the absence of any kind of a medical emergency, the Biden administration has to jam through authorization of these untested products, which, by the way, are largely based on the mRNA tech.
00:27:50.100And what it calls into question is, why is Lena Nguyen being given a platform on Face the Nation?
00:27:58.940And why is she making these really totally unfounded claims that fly in the face of federal law, of regulatory norms, and everything else?
00:28:12.860This is not a public health crisis, according to the CDC and the NIH in their recent editorial in New England Journal of Medicine.
00:28:24.240I mean, it can't get any more overt than this.
00:28:51.560Is this the last and final gasp of some sort of pharma, big pharma complex out there that wants to try and push this out before the Trump administration gets in?
00:29:07.260Now, last and final gasp from the pharmaceutical military industrial complex is a long way from the situation.
00:29:15.920Those guys are not going to go away, and they're doing everything they can to derail the confirmation of the nominated Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
00:29:30.200But it's unclear what is behind Lena Nguyen's statements.
00:29:38.740Now, in the case of people like Scott Gottlieb, the former FDA commissioner, we know who he's working for.
00:29:44.020He's on the board of Pfizer, and so he advances Pfizer's interests, but that's never disclosed in corporate media.
00:29:52.000We have this strange situation of the former director of the CDC, and he is making statements that bird flu is 50% mortal, causes a 50% death rate.
00:30:10.420That's Bob Redfield, and that's clearly false.
00:30:13.980That's data coming from or statements coming from the World Health Organization that reflect what we call a sampling bias.
00:30:22.020What the WHO gets with bird flu in any other pathogen is they get the reports of the most extreme cases, and then they compile those, and they make statements about how lethal this, that, or the other pathogen is.
00:30:38.100But they're really biased by this reporting problem that they have.
00:30:42.480But in the case of Lena Nguyen, it's not clear who she's representing.
00:30:48.060There's no disclosure about what her background is, who's paying her, potential conflicts of interest.
00:30:54.480She just comes on with these crazy statements that have no basis in reality.
00:31:03.320So, from what I understand, what you just mentioned is that bird flu isn't something it sounds like we need to be concerned about personally for human risk.
00:31:23.560I know that we've had, and here I am in Michigan, we've had a number of issues they're looking at with birds and cows, and they've been talking about, you know, what they can do.
00:31:33.480We just had a law that came through, the bill that was passed a few years back, and it finally went into effect, and they can't sell cage-free...
00:32:20.440So, all of the flyways with the ducks and geese, there is significant amounts of this high-path avian influenza in those migratory waterfowl, which is, by the way, why we can never eradicate it.
00:33:01.640And it is absolutely industry best practices, particularly with these large chicken farms, these industrial chicken farms, that when they detect an infectious virus like flu in a poultry barn,
00:33:18.940they go through and they kill all the birds in that barn, and then they will, and potentially even in that farm, and then they will sterilize those facilities to the best of their ability.
00:33:34.280And the reason they do that is if they were to vaccinate, and by the way, vaccination is not economically viable in poultry.
00:33:41.700If they were to vaccinate, then the vaccines all leak.
00:33:47.780And so, what they would end up doing is just selecting for vaccine-resistant virus, just like what happened with COVID, with the leaky vaccines.
00:33:57.360Now, cattle is an interesting situation.
00:34:00.380And what's happened here is that this widespread testing for H5N1 or high-path avian influenza in a variety of animals has shown that we have it in cattle, we have it in dairy cattle,
00:34:23.120and we have what's kind of come out over the last year, is that the glands, the cells that make the milk in the udder, will support replication of this virus.
00:34:40.260And so, this virus does get shed into milk.
00:35:12.680We have no idea because they just started testing them, or you test them where you find.
00:35:17.860So, that's where we're at with the cows, and they're using this as justification now to push RNA vaccines into cattle.
00:35:25.740That's a problem because we know from human studies that this RNA technology, these products, get shed in breast milk.
00:35:36.800And so, then we do have the prospect of this, quote, vaccine material being shed in the milk.
00:35:46.040And that, if nothing else, is going to spark consumers.
00:35:49.960They're going to want to not take milk from vaccinated cows.
00:35:54.480Likewise, they want to start jabbing all of the beef cattle.
00:35:57.760And that also, there's a lot of people in the Cattlemen's Association that are really objecting to this, not that necessarily that that's going to be transmissible through the meat, but it's going to make consumers very wary of eating meat that's come from vaccinated animals.
00:36:16.100And, by the way, the animals that are getting jabbed are the pigs.
00:36:20.400It's the factory-formed pigs that are getting the RNA vaccines.
00:36:23.640I want to spend more time on this because I think people need to keep – if you can hang with us, we've got a break.
00:36:29.100We'll come back and put the wraps on this so people can understand what you're saying because I think this is going to play into what people are going to be watching here in the days ahead.
00:36:37.760And he ought to know something about it.
00:37:10.200The new year is a time of reflection on the past year and hope for the year to come.
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00:37:38.100Thanks to the generosity of people in the United States, bomb shelters have been built and placed.
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00:37:48.160And protective gear and medical equipment has been distributed to first responders on the front lines.
00:44:22.080A new lease on a massive 117,000 square foot office building in North Carolina to assist with what they're calling disaster relief.
00:44:30.580It comes after, well, just 24 hours after they admitted they only delivered three out of the 26 homes they promised by Christmas.
00:44:40.100And for anyone taking notes at home, this new office building is 224 miles away from the epicenter in western North Carolina.
00:44:50.320The location can accommodate three times that many.
00:44:53.380They've leased the entire building for up to three years.
00:44:56.440State emergency management spokesman Brian Haynes says it shows FEMA is here for the long haul, and it will be a long haul.
00:45:05.520I mean, in all honesty, this will be years probably in the making.
00:45:10.400Even though it's been three months since Helene hit, Haynes says there are still more than 5,000 households in transitional housing and hotels and motels.
00:45:20.120FEMA recently extended the deadlines to apply for disaster relief.
00:45:23.920The state has asked for $25 billion in federal aid.
00:45:28.200There's individual assistance, which goes to help individual households.
00:45:32.060A lot of it's going to go to public assistance, which is rebuilding communities.
00:45:36.140So all of that infrastructure damage, that kind of stuff, roadways.
00:45:39.740Haynes says FEMA and the state are working closely together, and recovery efforts are making progress.
00:45:46.580It's unfortunate we can't move faster on these things.
00:45:48.980But, you know, it's just a lot of work, and it's a lot of moving pieces, and we have to kind of work through the process.
00:45:56.380Well, I know that those people that are on the ground there feel that pain, wanted to get a check in, because I don't want these people to be left behind.
00:46:06.460I know they feel that way in some ways.
00:46:08.160There are real average people, everyday folks like you and me that are lending a hand, one of them, Dr. Sherry O'Donnell, with a team of folks that has been to North Carolina over and over and over again, the Heartbeat Mission, and wanted to check in on what she's seen on the ground and what they've found, and the latest.
00:46:25.240Dr. Sherry, appreciate you taking the time to be here with us today.
00:46:29.300My pleasure, and good morning, and Happy New Year to you.
00:46:31.660So, Heartbeat Mission, let's just, you can tell folks what exactly you do.
00:46:36.940You've been all over the world helping people when disaster strikes, it sounds like, and now you've been serving right here in our own backyard in western North Carolina.
00:46:47.400Heartbeat Mission is our 501c3 arm that helps fund some of our both international and national relief efforts.
00:46:54.900And when the hurricane happened in North Carolina, we did respond, and we've sent a group of others over three different times now.
00:47:04.280Once the new year begins and come, we get our feet back on the ground after the holidays, we'll be sending additional people.
00:47:10.320What have you found on the ground so far?
00:47:13.200I know Glenn's group, Mercury One, have done some fantastic work there along with the folks at Franklin's group as well.
00:47:22.780Well, it's been real-life, everyday people that have really come together here, and Linda Hanna, tremendous ways.
00:47:30.580Neighbors help a neighbor, so to speak, here in America.
00:47:34.200Very much the local response and the response of the churches.
00:47:37.340We can't forget the power of the churches.
00:47:39.320That's been a beacon in the community and a beacon in our nation for decades.
00:47:43.340So it really was the common citizens and the churches as well as the local government that have responded.
00:47:49.400FEMA was actually, we ran into some of the inept, at best, a response from FEMA.
00:47:57.600I'm glad that they're saying that they're going to be there for the long haul.
00:48:00.080I hope they're there for the long haul and do something effective.
00:48:02.980But it was a local response that was responding to people.
00:48:06.400And the area that we went into is still so decimated that we actually had to take helicopters in because the roadways were still closed.
00:48:13.060You told me a story, speaking of FEMA and the response, and this is something that I know that President Trump is going to be working on at every level of government to make sure that any of the inept sort of old way of doing things, the attitudes, whatever it might be, are wiped out.
00:48:34.820But you told me a story about a woman there in North Carolina that you all had approached, and she asked, who are you with?
00:49:13.460But one lady, when she realized we were not with FEMA, she cordially invited us in, and she said to me that the FEMA agent had asked her if she had enough food.
00:50:32.380But that's literally, Justin, what we were seeing frequently was the very basic needs of these people were not being met, except for the locals.
00:50:42.340You know, there are better than 200 families that are still without housing.
00:50:47.280We're working directly with one lady that has three children, and she is displaced.
00:50:52.620You know, so we're trying to get these tiny houses built that will house a family of five or six.
00:50:57.200You know, we're working closely with the churches.
00:50:59.960We're working with Antioch International Church, which is on the border, South Carolina and North Carolina.
00:51:04.900But the devastation is so far reaching that these people are still without housing.
00:51:11.920And those that have their power restored, it's still so temporary.
00:51:16.760And then, unfortunately, last Sunday with the most recent storm, some of the temporary bridges are washed out again.
00:51:23.000So it's, you know, two steps forward and three steps back.
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00:54:50.640That's a new documentary from folks at Samaritan's Purse, and on the ground there, she's been multiple times and headed back soon, Dr. Sherry O'Donnell, our good friend.
00:55:04.780She's with Heartbeat Mission, and Dr. Sherry telling us some of the things.
00:55:08.980I guess I want to really ask you, you know, there's some good things happening there, too.
00:55:12.440We'll talk about some of the efforts from volunteers and the people, the real-life Americans that are making a difference there.
00:55:20.280But can you tell me first, what is the one thing that people just aren't hearing about what's happened on the ground or is happening on the ground in North Carolina right now?
00:55:31.920That people are still without homes and without food in some places.
00:55:37.280You know, the response by the American people, not FEMA, not the government, was beautiful.
00:55:43.800But that was in the initial inception of and problem.
00:55:48.460But these are long-term, these are ongoing situations that we can't forget about these people.
00:55:54.000So the fact that there are still some without power.
00:55:57.400So we're trying to get some gas and propane portable tanks in there, and not just ones that you can carry, but they're actually on trailers.
00:56:04.580That costs about $600 a piece, and that'll actually heat up a community for a little bit.
00:56:10.760But, Justin, you said something I want to be clear.
00:56:13.400I was there once, but we're continuing to send teams through Heartbeat Mission, and we're working with the local church.
00:56:18.860I may or may not be back, but I didn't want the listeners to think that I'd been there multiple times.
00:56:23.980But the needs are ongoing, and that's what we've got to remember.
00:56:26.740It's not just a quick fix, and it's not going to be a quick fix.
00:56:30.320So we need all the way from construction people.
00:56:32.580We need people that can organize some of the supplies that have come in.
00:56:36.220We need people that will literally just hand-carry and bring things to some of the residents.
00:56:41.220We need some of the side-by-side vehicles to go to places that are not otherwise able to be reached still.
00:56:48.280But I think the big message is we can't forget about it.
00:58:44.820Lots of folks standing by, whether it's a situation like this or standing by in North Carolina for other things that FEMA's promised.
00:58:53.240Do we just need a total overall in this category here?
00:59:00.160What needs to happen in order to make sure that we've got the right people in place who are making decisions that I don't know,
00:59:08.340just you and I may look at it as common sense?
00:59:13.000Unfortunately, Dustin, common sense is not too common amongst our federal government right now.
00:59:18.140So do we need to dismantle FEMA as it is right now?
00:59:21.260Yes. What we experienced firsthand was adversarial with FEMA.
00:59:27.140They stopped us and turned us around when there was no good reason when we were bringing in supplies to a school that had kind of set up as a disposition center.
00:59:36.160We saw people with FEMA that were just plain adversarial.
00:59:40.460One of the FEMA agents came in and wanted to start hauling supplies that we had procured and that citizens had given.
00:59:47.100And they said, no, no, no, this can't be here at the hangar.
00:59:49.460Like, who are you to come in and say that a private hangar can't make it just a position center for the people?
01:09:22.480What's your advice to the American people?
01:09:23.940Or do the terrorists win if we do that?
01:09:27.560It's just a weird sort of rock and a hard place we find ourselves in.
01:09:34.500Yeah, I mean, I think what really matters is you want to go to venues or locations where you really can trust that the security is up to par.
01:09:44.760I mean, remember the Taylor Swift concert over in Vienna.
01:09:47.960The attackers were actually hired as guards for the venue, right?
01:09:52.160So, you also can't trust that some of these big events have the correct security.
01:09:56.780So, I think what you really need to do is pay attention, right?
01:09:59.820Make sure you feel comfortable with it.
01:10:01.620And if you don't, you might want to choose, you know, to not do that.
01:10:05.280You know, obviously, I know that there is some airline plotting in some of the attacks in 2024, and I may choose not to, you know, take some flights as a result.
01:10:14.640Now, I don't think it's a terrorist win if you make a personal decision for your own security, right?
01:10:25.080And as we saw in New Orleans, we need to know how to do first aid so we can help people if there is an incident around us.
01:10:31.100All right, so that's something that I've seen and I believe is something that I personally want to add to my list of being prepared for things is just being able to take care of people.
01:10:43.820First aid is a great way to do that and what I might need to do and to look into that.
01:10:48.720Maybe you can give us some tips on that.
01:10:50.220But also, you know, just double-checking, triple-checking, making sure because in scenarios like in New Orleans, it would have never happened if they would have had the security bollards up.
01:11:00.820And as we were told, they were being repaired or prepared for the Super Bowl or something along those lines.
01:11:07.300I don't know the full details on this.
01:11:10.140We still got, I'm sure, more and more will come out as time goes on.
01:11:13.820But, you know, just when you think, because I think a lot of us have sort of been lulled into that safety and security the last few years of thinking, well, somebody's got that or it's taken care of.
01:11:55.340The other thing that you asked about, you know, is first aid.
01:11:58.160And one thing we like to recommend is stop the bleed because it's very easy to get.
01:12:02.240You can usually call your local fire department, and there's usually free courses in your area.
01:12:07.720So it's a simple program to go through that's super helpful.
01:12:12.980Sarah Adams with us right now, and I want to talk, if I can, a little bit more to dig into this threat of what you see coming in the days ahead,
01:12:22.660the reports that you've received, and what people should know.
01:12:25.740Obviously, these are tense times, and who knows what's going to happen up until the time that Donald Trump lays his hand on that Bible and is sworn in.
01:12:35.520It's going to be a very precarious, tumultuous moment in time.
01:12:39.320But then we're not completely off free after that.
01:12:43.180But there's going to be a lot of, from then on all, there's going to be a lot of time where people are going to,
01:12:51.300and there are folks that don't want him to succeed, don't want America to succeed.
01:12:55.420And these are things that we all ought to be aware of.
01:12:57.480If you can hang with us, Sarah, I would love to continue the conversation and talk a little bit more about your warning,
01:13:03.000how folks can hear more about it, and get ready, no matter what's coming up ahead.
01:13:09.220Justin Barkley in for Glenn today on the Glenn Beck Program.
01:13:11.900You're listening to the swinging sounds of Glenn Beck.
01:14:56.720Benghazi knows thy enemy, a cold case investigation.
01:14:59.300That's part of the book that she's got out right now.
01:15:01.100Sarah, thank you for taking the time to talk this through with us.
01:15:04.560We don't have a lot of time left, but just tell us, again, the threat is from ISIS and al-Qaeda
01:15:11.100and that there were attacks planned for this year.
01:15:15.960Yeah, they basically planned a number of attacks.
01:15:18.920There'll be a series of lone wolf attacks, which kind of split law enforcement's focus,
01:15:24.160and then there's going to be a large event, swarming, multi-city mass casualty events.
01:15:29.700And that'll be kind of the culmination of everything.
01:15:33.820The one thing the two groups are focused on this year, that there will be no peace in America.
01:15:38.680I want to give a quote really quick by Osama bin Laden's son.
01:15:42.420What American allies fear the most is that we take the battlefield from Kabul, Baghdad, and Gaza to Washington, London, Paris, and Tel Aviv,
01:15:51.700Tel Aviv, and to take it to all the American, Jewish, and Western interests in the world.
01:15:57.180And all four of those cities I discussed have active and operational plots ongoing right now.
01:16:02.600So we need to take what they're saying seriously.
01:16:05.960Obviously, the open border hasn't helped with any of this, but you talk about the plots or the attacks and what they might look like.
01:16:12.600What are some of the ideas of what these things might look like?
01:16:17.120Yeah, so they have a number of things planned.