'If India is threatened tomorrow, there is no ambiguity that it will use force', says S. Jaishankar

External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar said that If India is threatened tomorrow, there is no ambiguity that it will use force. While speaking at an event to launch the book 'Grasping greatness: Making India a leading power', the External Affairs Minister added that India mostly used force when it was threatened.' The book has been edited by Ashley J. Tellis, Bibek Debroy & C. Raja Mohan. Watch the full conversation between Dr. S. Jaishankar & Ashley J. Tellis at the Global Technology Summit organised by Carnegie India.
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[@banidey6675]

Oh, I just love it...I thank Modiji for bringing so many great people together to run this great country in so many different levels...God bless my country...

[@jaibholenath6900]

Modi G is eulogising Tipu the Kafir killer as emblem of upcoming G20 headed by Bharat

[@VC2645]

⁰⁰

[@Peddayana]

How to convince other Bongs?

[@banidey6675]

We Bengalis take time for change...we tolerated communist party for so long who destroyed the industries and work culture entirely....now again another kind of struggle going on ....but people understand about development as so many Bengalis are doing so well everywhere. They also want their state to prosper.....

[@nagesh987654321]

Couldn't agree more👍👍

[@bistrajendra1]

The UPSC interview panel that selected DR. Jaishakar, must be sooo proud

[@jagadeeshks4601]

Haha yes! Probably in a wheelchair but yes they would be proud!

[@varunkhugshal9049]

Yeah, back then civil services actually attracted some good talent, even broken clock is right twice a day, mostly it's just superficial elites babu's.

[@TR-lb4om]

@@jagadeeshks4601 certainly would have kicked the bucket

[@soundash6144]

😀😀😀 so true indeed! Nice observation

[@shanecallum5990]

His father was a already a foreign secretary.

[@Advaitamanta]

Imagine a cabinet full of people like Shri Jaishankar

[@dominators8977]

A Hevan of knowledge and growth 🗿

[@AmitKumar-rb3rp]

Excess of anything is bad, different kind of work needs different kinds of skills set so diversity among cabinet is desirable and necessary. According to me🎶

[@ParminderSingh-ft3cc]

If the whole cabinet is full of learned and honest people they will lose the next elections. People do not vote for such qualities... India votes for religion, caste , language and all the other things that actually pull the country back. Just my opinion.

[@tigerking2742]

@@ParminderSingh-ft3cc although all these factors India is slowly and steadily developed 👍👍👍and this is the beauty of democracy 👍👍👍

[@RohitVerma-zd7dw]

Giga chad country growth 🔥

[@Amuzic_Earth]

The more I see this man, the bigger fan I am becoming.

[@jayfloramusic]

you're going to become an ac pretty soon. He is amazing!

[@Amuzic_Earth]

@@jayfloramusic Haha..took me couple of seconds to understand what you meant.

[@jayfloramusic]

@@Amuzic_Earth lol

[@smoothoperator6818]

Truly!! Satya vachan

[@surojeetchatterjee]

@@Amuzic_Earth Very insightful & visionary. But still few points I disagree with him on global view of trying to take burden of world. World doesn't work like that on humanitarian help basis. World only respects military & economic power, rest little humanitarian help works as cherry on the cake.

[@raochalasani5639]

Having a professional diplomat as the External Affairs Minister has made a world of difference. A political appointee would not come close to having the skills of Dr. S. Jaishankar. Hats off to him.

[@johnfernandes7534]

Was hoping for a more critical and analytical exposure of the Foreign Minister.

[@mohanch5413]

Proud to have such a nice & great person as our minister. Bold, clear & an excellent communicator. Country's pride.

[@harisundar8698]

The clarity of his thoughts and the emphasis on capacity building shows India is on the right path. This is something to learn for upcoming policy makers of our country, have clarity on who you are dealing with and learn to put it out effectively. Communication of our foreign policy to our own people and to the world over the last few years has been amazing. Ashley, wonderful hosting.

[@tirumalainr253]

Very enlightening conversation. Modi Sarkar has brought in a huge change in the perception of India.across the globe and this is due to the inherent strength of our country in our ancient civilization. There is no doubt Bharath will be the biggest moral power the entire world will seek after.

[@shahidahsan6507]

The world is watching and killings of minorities will not be seen in good light.

[@surojeetchatterjee]

Very insightful & visionary. But still few points I disagree with him on global view of trying to take burden of world & moral power. World doesn't work like that on humanitarian help basis. World only respects military & economic power, rest little humanitarian help works as cherry on the cake.

[@shaileshkulkarni6525]

India couldn't have had more capable EAM as Dr S Jaishankar. In current geopolitical situation and global dynamics, he's proved that he's the most qualified man to lead India to the next level. It's indeed a pleasure, purely inspirational and at the same time, truly comforting to listen to Dr S JS.

[@rishirajbanerjee1724]

This man is a genius.!!! Wish I had the capability of answering such difficult question with such clearity of thoughts and at same time maneuvering via counter logic. His answers are pin pointed and open ended at the same time. I haven't been so amazed by any speaker, who can be such technical, practical, political, to the point ,optimistic and positive that too while speaking about Indian foreign policy. I can listen him all day.

[@manu18190]

Both are educated and intellectual. Wish entire country had these kind of edurites

[@johndoe-vc1we]

Edurite?

[@doncorleone3901]

If someone watches this insightful interview, you would come out crystal clear on india's position and its strategy. Mic drop. Fantastic interview. The questions were extremely clever and incisive and the answers were equally forthright and clear. Bravo

[@moko8870]

Great conversation. India has to keep in mind 1. Geopolitical realities like no country has such a long continuous hostile border and the threat of coordinated attack. To make matters worse even Myanmar has fallen to China almost as vassal state 2. Close cooperation between America and Pakistan and that for 75 years Russia has stood solid with India come what may

[@admiralgeneral4466]

Now russia is in no position to influence world politics nor they can help us. Assosiation with russia is becoming a liability. It may sound selfish...but national interest first.

[@lkn1107]

@@admiralgeneral4466 Really!! Give me some oil then dumb fk

[@leolee1959]

What an as-sine comment. If you have an inferiority complex, go see a shrink.

[@surojeetchatterjee]

Very insightful & visionary. But still few points I disagree with him on global view of trying to take burden of world. World doesn't work like that on humanitarian help basis. World only respects military & economic power, rest little humanitarian help works as cherry on the cake.

[@mrpushpa2]

@@surojeetchatterjee agreed that is your view point....why give something free to some of the countries? my view is simple give and take...you give something when it is required and take something you require.

[@arnab6408]

'Don't get sucked into endless, open ended conflicts', (Dr Jaishankar). 'If you do not put out a fire, it will burn itself out', (Sun Tzu). Dr Jaishankar has mastered the Art of War through his words more than any Chinese premiers have.

[@siva8986]

He is a finest cabinet minister that India ever had. The prime minister who never was. Still nothing taken from honorable PM modi. But the way honorable jai shankar speaks every one is becoming a fan.

[@pujamichelle]

The expression and analysis of our foreign minister are outstanding. Probably the best in the world and a great asset to India.

[@Little-bird-told-me]

Its refreshing to see some quality books on foreign policy which has always been a wanting of many Indians. I think all aspiring civil services student and autodidacts should read this book. _Grasping greatness: Making India a leading power_

[@shraddhabishwas8642]

5.3k views within 1 hr .... this is power of jai shankar Sir

[@pradyumnasripada9502]

Jaishankar is one of the finest leaders we have ever had , his clarity of thought and pinpoint replies are amazing

[@hasshah1276]

Excellent and stimulating interview. Thankyou Ashley and The Print.

[@singarkay]

Big Fan🙏🙏! Wishing Mr. Jaishankar lots of success and good health!

[@BFR-1]

What a Masterclass

[@kiranmore2599]

Knowledge , Witt ,Will ,Morals , of course love for Nation. That's our foreign minister Dr Jaishankar

[@nainabhatia4377]

Thank you Dr. Tellis for bringing precise and pointed questions from an intricate analysis in simple format that an ordinary person can grasp.

[@chakradharmahapatra1958]

Wow, what an intellectual conversation? God bless you dear EAM.

[@pauld47386]

The voice of Ashley Tellis... So soothing. I heard you first time... Such a gentleman!

[@YT-pv8fn]

Voting for BJP was a good decision overall. Well do again only for this gem.

[@mlg1279]

EAM is important, but not more than road, railway, power or agriculture

[@lilworld6060]

@@mlg1279 lol... BJP did lot better than Khangress

[@quiet7632]

I don't think the world has noticed yet what's going on in India. In their mind, we're still in the 1900s.

[@seeniinn1]

The selection of Sr. S. J to the EAM is a marvellous movement .He is the need of the hour for India at the current global scenarios

[@BLRBOM]

You are a Rock star Dr Jaishanker. Thank you Sir.

[@ronny383]

What a charm to listen to FM and Mr. Telli

[@bobanvarghese3490]

Sir Mr. Jayashankar, Feel proud of you. These kinds of ministers needed for India. Thankyou

[@doncorleone3901]

What a fine discussion by the fine gentlemen

[@Ivanhunter1969]

It is very rare moments where diplomacy is defined generically.

[@kirandeepchakraborty7921]

A pleasure as always 😊

[@smoothoperator6818]

WOW!! Just too good!! True legend

[@rakeshbhandari8111]

SJ is best diplomat in the world. We are so lucky to have him.

[@leolee1959]

Brave words. Not that I doubt Jaishankar, but I hope India can live up to it.

[@rajugoborvas8964]

This could be used for other nations too

[@seeniinn1]

Exemplary and thought provoking outcome from one of the best brains of India. His views are pious,pragmatic,patriotic and noval with the nuances of diplomatic relations,while keeping his mind stayed in the security and economic development of India above all. Hats Off to him. My real thinking is, if such gems would have been identified and put in the place they worth for Indian would have developed even earlier. But alas, we are living at a time of greedy people surrounding us.

[@jojicherian]

A man with such exemplary qualities you ascribe to him can never work under Modi whose only enduring legacy is pogrom 2002

[@leolee1959]

@@jojicherian Your view is something - 1.3 Billion minus 1 - Indian (read : Modi ) never grasp. I dont mean to sound mean but I can never understand why Indians do not ever TRUST their own race.

[@jojicherian]

@user-ip3co6zx3h what caused , who caused, Muslims responsible are all irrelevant Spontaneous or not it was a pogrom. A pogrom is called so when the state machinery actively participate in it. Whether you admit it or not this pogrom is the only legacy Modi will leave behind every thing else is irrelevant

[@jojicherian]

@@leolee1959 How many jerricans trust Biden

[@surojeetchatterjee]

@@jojicherian frustrated rice bags detected. 🤣 India will not run according to ur masters wish, always remember that.

[@mikespear5459]

That day is coming much sooner than people think.

[@BalajiRavikanti]

What a great conversation! Both speakers lay out the premises of the discussion and consistently go downstream from there without divergence.

[@packirisamynagarajan1679]

Really a great EAM, nice selection of right person in the chair

[@sunandhas795]

🙏🙏👌Nation's pride 🇮🇳🇮🇳Jaishankar Sir🇮🇳🇮🇳👌🙏🙏

[@keshavprasad5663]

Great interview 👍

[@MrRajenkiwi]

His arguments are well reasoned out . He has become my favourite communicator amongst the Ministers. By that I do not belittle other Ministers I must add. I acknowledge him .

[@TheSadGuru]

Ah! A wonderful discourse. You are a gem Dr. Jaishankar! Thank you for disentangled my locks. Blessings! Not Sad.

[@user-ik4cv1yi1d]

Policy influenced decision Vs Capacity influenced decision… beautiful analysis. Will go way far in making right decisions even in our own personal life.

[@lokeshjha2642]

very good discussion

[@vivekanandholla6730]

Extremely informative discussion. Thank you

[@dipankarmukerji1772]

God bless you Dr. jaishankar

[@NSaharya]

My next PM for India, if we have to take/continue/endure the momentum forward! I am not kidding you!

[@dharmeshparikh7837]

Good conversation

[@sundareshanal1849]

Foreign policy discourse in this country was considered an exclusive entitlement of a clique of "gyaani " diplomats / strategic thinkers , select media heroes , public intellectuals who sat in commentary and judgement and monopolized the public opinion. We all were in awe of them and they would pontificate & even arrogantly put down political leaders like Modi who, in their opinion was unworthy of dealing with the subject. Foreign policy was the "Vedas" for these "brahmins" which was beyond the pale of lesser folks. The EAM quite obviously been given the task to (a) democratize, simplify and popularize at the commoners' level the theory and practise of foreign policy (b) demystify the esoteric portions into comprehensible parts. The EAM is making political dialogue with both his domestic and international constituents to push the emergence of India as a serious global player. This is part of narrative building and embellishments of comprehensive national power and forging of awareness among the common masses . Great work.

[@leolee1959]

You must be a BIG fan of England. Your Colonial Masters must be so proud - the Indians gifted with Independence from colonial Britain - idolized everything British; culture, language, customs, . . . . .

[@Drganguli]

I like his point about capacity building in foreign policy. That is a fundamental concept in foreign policy theory

[@jayfloramusic]

Why do you guys upload video in 360p? Quality gandi hai. 1080p karo. Atleast 720 to ho.

[@khuranashyam]

Good choice of words by both speakers. Learned a lot

[@mohitoberoi4089]

That is diplomacy

[@surojeetchatterjee]

@@mohitoberoi4089 Very insightful & visionary. But still few points I disagree with him on global view of trying to take burden of world. World doesn't work like that on humanitarian help basis. World only respects military & economic power, rest little humanitarian help works as cherry on the cake.

[@thevi4648]

Glad to have the opportunity to listening to the great thinker Dr. Jeyshankar's view on geopolitics & the lessons from the intervention militarily in SriLanka. He is a unique thinker & a very successful carrier diplomat. Great personality for Indian politics. I wish him all the best.

[@Karma77871]

I can listen to him for hours, what a brilliant personality we have as our EAM.

[@premakumari6658]

To have any impact on the Global stage, India must address its shortcomings first....The fist and foremost issue is that 20 % of our population i,e, about 200 million live below the poverty line. This has to be the highest priority.....Secondly, the number of scams affecting the economy of the country is staggering......and is widespread in all sectors of the economy..These two factors will have to be addressed before there is confidence in the National stance.

[@PB-kj7wl]

Huge fun of Jaishankar ... He is so clr in his speech...

[@surojeetchatterjee]

Very insightful & visionary. But still few points I disagree with him on global view of trying to take burden of world. World doesn't work like that on humanitarian help basis. World only respects military & economic power, rest little humanitarian help works as cherry on the cake.

[@gil47]

Clear vision and to the point👌🏼🙏🏽👍

[@sally183]

India proud have u as our super power one day will be

[@seeniinn1]

His caution about the sluggish thinking of the general public of India in the current global scenarios is worrysome and worth for introspection by the Indian public

[@shantanushekharsjunerft9783]

Very complex thinker, which is what a foreign policy skill should be all about.

[@subhasubbaraja4417]

Excellent and talented minister 🎉

[@ioneeamigo8357]

Love from Poland 🇵🇱

[@Excellent.25]

360p? Seriously? Do better

[@nicksonpinto2074]

Let the force be with you.

[@hemidesai]

Modi ji has many gems and he is most precious 🙏

[@nara49veera12]

Jaishankar looks far younger than his age - may be due to his passion for diplomatic approach to solve international issues for India

[@ashokkumartripathi6836]

Very nice and thought provoking session.

[@MyKarur]

Bravo Print!

[@sally183]

India our new super power

[@gopalakrishnantarlada3426]

This is called patriotism be proud of bjp which belongs to hindu. We hindus always brilliant. Nehru congress always betrayed hindu.21st century belongs hindus of naya bharath. We are the one we are the world. Jai hind jai bharath.

[@papayaman9567]

Jaishankarji is the best 👌

[@vittaljaya1430]

Even if the event of change of govts Dr Jaishankar should remain as FM as long as he could deliver

[@sssriwaran4138]

The most important point is identify the root of the problems within the india and indians. ......then you analysis of the needs of the mother india and only. ....import or export the goods or services. Then only. ...Mother india will know what we need from other countries and try all our best to avoid the unnecessary things from any country in the world. So our great minister sir, Subramaniam JAYASANKER always say, i am a indian, always my problems are not other country problem, but we love and help and share our knowledge with any country in the world. ..whether they are poor or rich country in the world. His diplomatic mindset automatically come out from his own inherited indian blood. .......we always love to go with the world. .....relationship, that is the modern scientific and technology global village concept. ......international relationship. ....no the wars, disputes. ...or just going to. .....religious places and promises. ...god, we are gods childrens and after coming out from the religious places and. .....try to make the world. ...bloody ocean. .....better as our great minister always keep the international relationships. .....because he knows the future the whole world will loose and face. ....more than 70% world will. ..suffer from water, food, shelter, medicine, energy, transport. ....so the world leaders must use the brain not the. .....power of mouth, hands, legs or their just. ...weapons. ......the future. ...wireless, sensor and mysterious electronic latest devices will more power than. .....donkey leaders in the world.

[@rajagopall.s4784]

He is a great leader. Modiji congratulations for your vision India will grow. Thank you

[@gopalagarwal9001]

,Tellis is very intelligent

[@SameerGurung1975]

Why is the quality only 360p?

[@ashavijayalakshmi2284]

one of our modi giuvts gems.

[@surojeetchatterjee]

Very insightful & visionary. But still few points I disagree with him on global view of trying to take burden of world. World doesn't work like that on humanitarian help basis. World only respects military & economic power, rest little humanitarian help works as cherry on the cake.

[@drsaravanancardiologist]

Very insightful interview indeed. Pardon me for being a puritan but I was a little taken aback by both the learned gentlemen repeatedly using the phrase "very often" which I belive is wrong English usage.

[@kevvar2676]

The interviewer was constantly breathing Into the mike and making weird noise, it was difficult to listen to the guest.

[@surojeetchatterjee]

Very insightful & visionary. But still few points I disagree with him on global view of trying to take burden of world. World doesn't work like that on humanitarian help basis. World only respects military & economic power, rest little humanitarian help works as cherry on the cake.

[@josephandrews5467]

India needs a Jai Shankar in the Finance Ministry !

[@madhumadhavan5015]

We have right ministers, prime knows when to change who? So fat it worked out well!

[@josephandrews5467]

@@madhumadhavan5015 Ask your RSS boss , Su. Swami , what ails Modi cabinet especially Nimmy !

[@madhumadhavan5015]

@@josephandrews5467 of course we can ask swami but not an Italian lady or Pope!

[@josephandrews5467]

@@madhumadhavan5015 Khaki nikker walahs are always fond of sniffing at the backside of Sonia Gandhi ! You are no exception !!

[@madhumadhavan5015]

@@josephandrews5467 Look at your name whose original identity is lost. Low life converts like you are the once that need white god and white leaders!

[@budsurtees4224]

Jaishankar is indeed a very articulate, forthright and intelligent man. One cannot but help agree with his realistic views. Too bad that he's aligned himself with a fascist hateful dispensation whose divisive ideology will be seen to be (and sometimes is) buttressed through his articulations. He and his masters (whose attitude in fact DOES seem to be the "My nationalism vs the world" that he says he rejects) should also understand that economic and political development is meaningless without human and intellectual development as well as a content/peaceful society of truly free citizens. If India wants to sit at the high table of the world's powerful and advanced countries, it will have to take their sensibilities and requirements into account (particularly of those countries whose investments and technologies India clearly needs and covets) instead of being seen to be in bed with questionable regimes and theocracies.

[@maryannmsebastian3128]

mapasa ating lahat masaganang people pagpapala ng tapat pagmamahala n totoo puso sa loob 🙏🕌❤️ ng Dakilang Diyos mangyaring balita video New ikaw isang magpatulog Plano Diyos Kung panginoon loveth nagkaloob bagay gaano isip nangyari for

[@krishnaxyz]

We need professional defense minister as well.

[@ParminderSingh-ft3cc]

Rajnath Singh is not doing a bad job at all until now. We managed the China clash pretty well although I am not sure what part Mr Rajnath Singh played in it.

[@krishnaxyz]

@@ParminderSingh-ft3cc I am not saying he did bad job. But we need a professional from defense forces who can give strategic depth to the job. (Not merely saying that 'hum POK Leke Rahenge' ;). )

[@ParminderSingh-ft3cc]

@@krishnaxyz POK lenge bhai... har cheez ka time hota hai. Can't just charge on the enemy like an idiot. You do not disturb the enemy when they are making a mistake... Pakistan is in turmoil and making disastrous decisions themselves... why disturb or divert them? Wait till they have a civil war.

[@hpremjit]

What about the finance minister?

[@krishnaxyz]

@@hpremjit she is professional. Good or bad can be debated.

[@seeniinn1]

It is my earnest request to the viewers of this video to propagate the knowledge of geopolitics at an equally faster pace as other nations are developing strategies ,cunningly to suppress India. We have to put and support a government who are capable of handling international affairs to benefit our economic development. This is the need of the hour. Instead,we are engaged in useless petty politics of regionalism etc. Very sorry state of affairs.

[@speedbird109]

Two fast bowlers in action

[@Soumya.A.REngandiyoor-gd5vr]

Indian ambitious are very clear Not interested to war india and others countrys but some countrys attack of indian side no problem indian solgers Are very strong and intaligent so many Countrys are indian friends

[@user-yp7nc7dn4m]

ايها.الساده.الكرام.انه.يعز.علينا.طلبكم.وانكم.متاخرين.المره.القادمه.انت.من.ا ولياتي.وشكرا.لكم

[@smartsaik]

Please, someone capable and reading this comment, make a movie in Sh. Dr. Jaishankar!!

[@Soumya.A.REngandiyoor-gd5vr]

S .jayanagar is a good and friendly He is forgin ministr of india

[@yuvarajgopal2717]

INDIA become regional power as far back as 1971 when india bifurcated Pakistan and made them to sign Shimla agreement without the presence of any Vito wielding powers of UNO

[@alexishernandez294]

Hi friends ! I would like to ask to you in the name of God to give to all who try it the oportunity to rectify please. Kind Regards from Canary Islands.

[@rajanithyanantham7782]

MRSHAISHANKAR KINDLY NOTE I THANK YOU FOR UR CLEAR IDEAS BUT IF UR IN UR IDEAS ALONE WHEN ENEMY IS CAPTURE UR LAND OR OCCUPIED NEAR COUNTRY U HAVE FAILED TO AVT

[@niladribanerjee2821]

He is doing great but I sometimes feel recently he is exposing his view too much.

[@sundareshanal1849]

Does not matter . We have (a) had no one take up this function of formal expressions on foreign policy framework ( it was left to a small clique of arrogant " experts" drawn from the service and media stars who made it their exclusive domain gyaan ) with as little jargon as possible. (2) Today we are embarking on a new journey of self assurdemess in our foreign policy which was not the case earlier. These discussions were considered beyond the common man's grasp. That elitist stance is being systematically dismantled by the EAM

[@hpremjit]

Sometimes he gets carried away is my impression when asked about the nitty gritty of foreign affairs. But then he recently said the PM and him plan weeks ahead what to say where (yeah, I am a fan boy ☺️, I follow every available speech and interviews of him)

[@bvenkatesh1943]

I disagree. His talks are optimistic and realistic. They provide sense of faith in young minds about what his/her country is doing to achieve its larger goals in global space. What are methods and mechanisms in place to achieve them. This is quintessential during this digital era where false information is spreads like wildfire when truth is tumbling to prove its character!

[@nitishmukherjee2122]

​@@bvenkatesh1943great observation 🧠

[@navneet8269]

American Pentagon aur American Indian karne ki institute think tankar Ashley j talisj donon ke byan ke samay aur Sanjog ko dekhen Pentagon Apne report ko publish kar yah dikhana chahta hai ki China Bharat ke bare mein kya sochta hai aur ashlil tels mister Jaishankar se yah puchte Hain ki agar Bharat ko dhamki Mili to kya vah power ka istemal Karega ismein inki diplomacy aur Di honesty donon chhupi Hui hai ek taraf humko China se Darna chahte Hain aur dusri taraf yah puchte Hain ki agar aapko dhamki Mili to kya power ka istemal Karen to ham inko Apne defence ki doctor ine Bata den doctor Jaishankar ne bahut acche se deal Kiya aur dusre conversation mein Amitabh Kant ne to inko dho hi Diya well done sar

[@shankhadeepmandal978]

That's a 'brilliant' observation mate!!!!......I couldn't even have made this minute but very sharp observation had it not been for you, specifically pointing it out

[@surojeetchatterjee]

Very insightful & visionary. But still few points I disagree with him on global view of trying to take burden of world. World doesn't work like that on humanitarian help basis. World only respects military & economic power, rest little humanitarian help works as cherry on the cake.

[@anoopadv]

Sure we do, If we are threatened we cannot outsource our protection to some one else. I think we need to take some good lessons from ukraine thing, Russia has to do it and has what it takes to do it.