who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. (soft music) >> hello and welcome to our viewers here in the united states, and all around the world. i'm rosemary church in atlanta. the criminal investigation into donald trump's handling of -- its on hold after a federal judge grandsons request for a special master. i'm max foster live in, london where in a matter of hours a new leadership takes over a 10

downing street just down the road. but prime minister boris johnson will make a final speech before lustrous her era. we will bring all to you as it happens. >> good to have you with us, the u.s. justice department is considering its next move hours after losing a legal battle with former president donald trump. a federal judge appointed by trump granted his request for a so-called special master to review documents seized from mar-a-lago. a cnn's sara murray explains, the throws a wrench into the justice department's investigation into potentially mishandled materials. >> a judge today granted tom trump's request for a special master to review the materials the fbi seized from the

extraordinary search at mar-a-lago. judge -- writing because of trump's role as a former president, the stigma associated with the subject seizure is in a lead of its own. a future indictment based on any degree of property that we are trying to do assault in a reputation ilham of a decidedly different order of magnitude. and a major victory for trump, a third party attorney outside of government will soon be tasked with sifting through thousands of documents to identify personal items and materials that could be protected by attorney client or executive privilege. >> while it does delay things and slow it down, so of course is bad for doj in the case i think at the end of the day we are not going to see a lot of documents pulled by the special master. >> the judge pointing out that some of the season materials include taxes, and accounting information. the ruling allowing u.s. intelligence agencies to continue their national security that merchants assessment but holding the justice department's criminal review of his mar-a-lago home. >> i don't think this has a massive impact on investigation, if i was the prosecutor working on this case i would say let's just --

special master, get through this quickly as we can. >> even as a judge acknowledged there was not any evidence of disregard for trump's constitutional right adding that trump ultimately may not be entitled to return as much of this property or prevail in his anticipated claims of privilege. that inquiry remains for another day. in the meantime, trump speaking at his first rally for the fbi searches resort last month -- >> they rifled through the first ladies closet drawers and everything else. they even added a deep and ugly search of the room of my 16-year-old son. the fbi and justice department have become a vicious monsters controlled by radical left -- >> the former presidents time with law enforcement as republicans offered an explanation why trump may have been hoarding information. >> you know, i have lift in the classified world most of my professional career, i have personally would not do that, but i'm not the president of the united states. >> alas like south carolina

lindsey graham -- >> when i'm trying to do a state the obvious. >> still cleaning out the comments warning of rights in the streets if prosecutors charge the former president. >> we have had the standards that only kept hillary clinton, if he does what she did with classified information, and he gets prosecuted and she didn't, it will create a problem. >> and when it comes to a special master, the justice department probably asked the judge to rule in such a way where they could appeal her decision down the road, the justice department now is saying they are examining a willing and considering what the next steps are. sarah murray, cnn, washington. >> well, we are just about two months away from the u.s. midterm elections and presidential biden is hitting the road to help democrats hold on to control of congress. you campaigned in the battleground states of wisconsin and pennsylvania on monday, how during his recent legislative wins and economic accomplishments. mr. biden is making it clear he wants voters to see the november elections as a choice

between his leadership and the extremism of donald trump and his supporters. >> this new group headed by former president -- the former defeated president, we found ourselves in the situation where we are going to look forward or backwards and it is clear which way he wants to look, it is clear which way he wants to are the extreme and democracy is really at stake. >> ron brownstein and cnn senior political analyst and senior editor for the atlantic, he joins me now from los angeles. good to see you. >> good to be here again, rosemary. >> so, ron, as president biden and donald trump -- exchanging political barbs ahead of the midterms, the big news monday was trump's legal victory getting these special master he requested, a federal judge granting his request for a third party to review more than 11,000 government documents recovered from mar-a-lago, delaying the doj's

investigation, the judge saying this was to ensure that at least the appearance of fairness and integrity, but many legal analysts say it amounts to special treatment of a former president. was this a legal or political decision? >> well, look, i am going to be the first legal expert so almost uniformly excoriated of this decision of a logic of its disregard for president of the appearance of treatment for appointed this judge and i don't think it will have, i personally have been very dubious that merrick garland the bipartisan institutionalist was going to take any further action against donald trump between now and the midterm election i always thought it highly unlikely that he would and that a former president within weeks of a midterm election, so i'm not sure how much this slows him down in practice, but i do think that

the appear for those in the u.s. or worried about almost trump who -- which is essentially virtually and higher democratic coalition, this kind of ruling i think only in flames those fears and makes them more likely to show up in november. >> and, judge aileen cannon who was appointed by trump also ordered the doj to stop review the documents until after the special master finishes their review. but the judge set a friday deadline for doj trump's team to submit a list of potential candidates -- to do so limitations of that role, so this could take months. as the trump legal team strategy to simply delay the doj probe for as long as possible? >> it always has been throughout his life. he's a few delays as victories,

and used the legal system and resources to try and overwhelm his adversaries with his legal adversaries with the lace. so yes, i think this clearly fits into that category. as i said, i've always been -- any final decisions on this before the midterm election so depending on how long this takes, it may not change the timeframe for them to reach under that final you know, tipping point on whether or not the charges trump and -- investigation in trying to overturn the 2020 election which justice department can take undertake and the investigation by the grand jury at fulton county in georgia on possible election meddling there so there are still multiple tracks proceedings would be surprised if we hear about any of them in a decisive way before november.

of course once appointed a master will be looking for any material concerning to attorney heart privilege or executive privilege even though the doj has pointed out that doesn't apply in this case. her view has already been done anyway. are we getting to strange in questionable territory here? what are the politics of all of this? >> enormously strange, the idea that the former president controls executive privilege at this point is one disputed by the legal president there have been really exhausting critiques of this decision that have come out today but in terms of the politics of it, republicans have felt that the investigation into trump will further energize his base of supporters in november. that is certainly possible, but we have seen over the course of the summer this election war

from what it was into something else. from the point of the new jersey and virginia governor's racist last fall, republicans to dwell on, both through this really the summer people were viewing this election in historic terms as an up or down referendum on the party in power, on the president. because biden's ratings have been struggling, there was talk of a big red wave in reaction to that. what we have seen from the past few months, a series of events, the decision by the supreme court overturning the right for abortion, the increased focus on guerrero as a result of a shooting in texas, and above all a january six investigation and the investigation has clearly transformed into something more of a choice between one path represented by biden and one pass represented by trump and republicans. the sheriff voters who say vote

in november has been going up as one of the reasons why the enthusiasm gap between republicans and democrats oppose all the advantages of -- they haven't been erased, voters still talk about inflation, gas prices, grocery prices, but the promise of trump and the prominence of abortion decision really has changed the landscape and given an opportunity for a much more competitive outcome possible -- >> run, brownstein joining us live from, los angeles many thinks. well, the uk is about to have a new prime minister. foreign secretary liz truss will takeover for boris johnson in -- mexico stir is live this hour in london with all the details. over to you, max. >> rosemary, really busy day ahead here in london. all sorts of movement. slightly different this time around because for example in scotland as opposed to london, the outgoing prime minister has

got to scotland to effectively resign the incoming prime minister will have to go out there as well to be appointed the new prime minister. let's just set to take the rain as the next prime minister, she won the leadership battle within the party so -- at the moment she's already promising a bold plan to cut taxes to build growth and to tackle the energy crisis. >> my friends, i know that we will deliver, we will deliver, we will deliver. >> she talks about delivering, we don't get any specifics that. that is the big criticism. we do expect to hear from her today, these are live pictures from downing street. the first order of business of the day it will be more shots and to leave downing street for the last time, he stayed there for lost time last night and appeared's outgoing speech. he's always gives a good speech, lots of entertainment involved. that is why the media is there.

later on, let's trust will return to downing street and we have seen that there. nada, liz truss will join later on to give her opening speech so some detail about her plans for the future but first of what we are going to hear about boy stormy sun and presumably he will lay off his legacy which is substantial as a prime minister. >> absolutely, max, -- just around 20 minutes or so giving his final address as the british prime minister. of course it wasn't that long ago in july that we saw him speaking before the announcing his resignation he said at the time that he was said to be leaving what he described as the best job in the world, and he also laid out what he viewed as his achievements while in office we are expecting him once again as you mentioned there to go through that legacy that he does leave behind here at number 10 namely getting brexit done, that was this catchphrase when she coined and

of course that is one of the key moments that many will remember from the prime minister, but also he focused on rolling out vaccine campaign with the united kingdom during covid, and i make, and it has worth standing up to president putin over the course of the ongoin g i've been his foreign secretary over the last few months, he congratulated her yesterday and tweeted and call on the conservative party members to issue their support for list just 100% he said, but he also noted the significant challenges that lie ahead for the incoming prime minister. laying out the framework for premiership over the coming, months she's becerra dentistry over the coming, day it will be her first or just as you mentioned there speaking after her audience with the --

we shall be formally invited to form a government. max? >> okay, nada, thank you very much, doesn't get much bigger here in westminster in london and then the new prime minister coming in to twist in terms over the course of the day. we are also covering events on the counter or police are asking the public for any information that might help with the catch you only surviving suspect in the deadly mass doubling attack after the other suspect was found dead. details of the manhunt when we return. plus, our coverage of britain's next prime minister continues as we wait to hear -- number 10 downing street for the very last time.

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>> one of the two suspects and a deadly mass stabbing in canada saskatchewan province are dead. police are urging the public to stay vigilant as the second suspect to continue secret some attack left ten people dead and 18 wounded. cnn's paula newton has the latest details. >> police say the stabbing rampage began in the predawn

hours sunday in an indigenous community in saskatchewan. at 5:30 am and for several minutes afterwards, police say they received reports of multiple stabbings and several locations in james smith cree nation. but 7:12 am, central law enforcement -- telling residents to shelter in place, they do that hour they identified suspect as brothers damon and miles sanderson. by 8:30 am, the man hunt was extended by 800 miles and by 9:45 am police were alerted that there was -- some victims were randomly attacked. >> i was thinking, that could have been, they could have killed me. i don't know why they did this. they took innocent peoples lives, they shattered this community. >> but 12:07 pm in regina,

saskatchewan a three and a half hour drive away, police say they had a credible tip the suspects were in the city driving a black nissan rogue. then, the trail goes cold. police appealed to the public once again, and late monday announced that damian sanderson has been found dead, but miles sanderson is still at large. >> i think the most recent reliable information we have says that he is in or china or was in regina. the most, recent that most recent information is a day old. we acknowledge, that we have nothing that can tell us differently. >> crucially police also say damian sender since wounds or not believed to be self inflicted and his body was found in the community of james smith cree nation scene for the first attacks. despite an extended search, while sanderson remains on the run. police are telling all residents in saskatchewan terrain vigilant, and the suspect is dangerous and has an

extensive criminal record. you tight-knit indigenous community is devastated by these officials attacks, that is now shuttered so many lives. >> it affects everybody from -- whether your whole part of family. how do you speak on the, how do you respond? >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau said his government has marshaling resources to the community, but conceded how unnerving this savage time has been. >> oddly over these past years, tragedy like these have become all too common place. the saskatchewan eons, the canadians, they will do what we always do in times of difficulty and anguish. we will be there for each other. >> people in these tight-knit

communities describe this as a massacre and police would like to think that miles anderson if he is insured will come forward, or that someone will come forward with more information about his whereabouts. paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >> our welcome to london, where we are waiting for the final speech of the outgoing prime minister boris johnson. the scene is set in downing street, he always gives a big speech and this is going to be one of the biggest of his career, arguably, it is going to be cementing his legacy. you see the media lined there on the right, the shoulders abortion on certain staff and the distance there you can see all the loyalists. was johnson loyalist, all those mps that stood by the -- furious about the fact he has been forced out of office. he also has members of family there as well, you can see the put here in between or wisconsin or give the final speech when he speaks to his

legacy. it is not an and substantial legacy when you consider that this is the man that took britain out of the european union, the most historic -- moment in british politics and decades he also oversaw the pandemic response and was also a big reputation in ukraine as one of the biggest supporters of ukraine. during the invasion of that country by russia. so, these are the thoughts of things he could speak to, but he is a highly unpredictable figure and to political commentator -- professor king's college london -- who has followed many prime ministers and boris johnson as closely as the others. what do you expect more shots into say in his final moment in front of the cameras as prime minister? >> well, as you rightly say, just bushel turn as an unpredictable speaker that is part of his or used to be part of his charm.

before the charm were off and the british public decided that they have had enough of it. so, yes, who knows what he's going to say, but as you say, he will claim credit for a remarkable record and having achieved what nobody thought he could achieve actually which is brexit. because, the problem and it seemed to be deadlocked three years ago, he managed to break that, and get written out. >> remind us what -- scandal, but there is also untruth, lying to put it frankly, and that is what undid his credibility within parliament. the parliamentary party, right? >> well, above all, it was the fact that his staff and he himself broke coronavirus law

during the pandemic. it all started with a report of a christmas party last december we heard a report of a christmas party the previous year. it is an astonishing story really. a whole year went past before this was reported, but it was the way that was johnson dealt with it when it was reported. that lost him his support, catastrophically with the british public. now eventually he was in an unusual situation because half the public did not like him anyway because of brexit, but the half that did approve of brexit were absolutely outraged by the way he handled these christmas parties, these lockdown parties in downing street. and, the british public felt he was not being straight with them, and that was catastrophic for his ratings and conservative mps acted upon

that. >> i was interested to see the -- most likely successor to list trust appears to be boris johnson. just explain what the thinking is there, he gave a speech didn't he where he suggested there was more to come after his premiership, but there is also the idea that the next premiership of lustrous is going to be incredibly difficult and that people will long for boris johnson again, that is according to his loyalists anyways. >> well that is what we expect to hear from him shortly. it is some kind of hint, some kind of witty suggestion that the would like to come back at some point. his last words in parliament were -- which were not very prime minister real, but a very clear indication that he was intending to be back.

i think there is a small minority of his diluted supporters in a conservative party that think he can make it come back, i suppose if any prime minister could defy the odds and make a comeback, because comebacks are very rare in politics these days. harold wilson came back as prime minister after a period in opposition, but he never lost the leadership of the labour party. i think boris johnson is finished, but there are clearly people who would like him to come back including himself. >> we are just seeing there, cameras pan across those loyalists. these are the thoughts of senior political figures who feel the conservative party has done the wrong thing in appointing yet another prime minister. we have had how many? four in the last six years. this is quite disillusioning

former members of the public who can keep with all the ups and downs of westminster right now. >> well, i mean, you say that, but on the other hand the conservatives had been in power for 12 years now. they have managed to cling on, and the reason they got rid of boris johnson was because they thought he was going to lose in the next general election. of course, the problem that they now have is that since his resignation, the energy crisis has become so much more serious. it is going to be quite a challenge for lustrous to win the next election in those incredibly difficult economic circumstances. the next two years which is the period until the next election is going to be horrendous and it is most unusual for government to be able to hold the power when inflation is

rising when you are in reflection when the economy is flat on its back. so yes, the conservative party is in a difficult situation, i don't think it would be in a better situation if more storms in that state on. >> all right, john, speaking to us, we are just looking at images there of downing street. where chantal spent the night in downing street for lost time and he is preparing to come out to speak at the podium and this will be his final speech as prime minister and it will be an opportunity for him to play out his legacy and john to be fair to boston or there you are a fan or not he has lived through and overseen some big moments in british history. that guarantees a space in history, actually we will go towards johnson or just come out there, with his wife

alongside. thank you, well, this is it folks, thank you everybody for coming out so early this morning. in only a couple of hours, i will be in balmoral to see her majesty the queen, and the torch will finally be passed to a new conservative leader, the that'll will be handed over in this unexpected turn out to be a relay race. they change the rules halfway through, but never mind that now. through that black door, a new prime minister will shortly go to meet a fantastic group of public servants. the people who got brexit done, the people who delivered the fastest vaccine rollout in europe, and never forget 70% of the entire population got a dose within six months faster than any comparable country, that is government for you that, is this conservative government.

people who organized those prompt early supplies of weapons to the heroic ukrainians an action that may very well have helped change the course of the biggest european war for 80 years. because of this speed and urgency of what you did everybody involved in this government to get this economy moving again from last year despite all the opposition all the naysayers we have and will continue to have that economic strength to give people the cash the need to get through this energy crisis that has been caused by putin's vicious war. i know that liz truss and this compassionate conservative government will do everything we can to get people through this crisis and this crisis will ensure it and we will win. if putin thinks he can succeed

by a blackmailing or bullying the british people, then he is utterly diluted. the reason we will have those know and the future is because we conservatives understand the vital symmetry between government action and free market capitalist private sector enterprise. we are delivering on those huge commitments making streets safer neighborhood crime down 38% in the last three years. 13,000 -- more police on the streets. building more hospitals, and yes we will have 50,000 more nurses by the end of the decade. 44 hospitals by the end -- 50,000 nurses by the end of this parliament i should, say 40 new hospitals by the end of the decade. putting new funding into our schools and teacher spray, giving everybody over 18 a lifetime skills guarantee so they can keep up schooling throughout their life. three new high speed rail lines, three including northern power

-- colossal road programs from the -- rollout of gigabit broadband up over the last three years. i would say since you are kind enough to elect me from 70% of our countries from mrs. hud gigabit broadband to 70% today. we are of course providing the short and long term solutions where our energy needs not just using more of our own hydrocarbons but growing up by 20 30 to 50 gigabytes of wind power. that is out of this country's electricity needs from offshore winds alone. in a clear reactor every year, and looking at what is happening in this country, the changes that are taking place that is what private sector investment is flooding and more private sector venture capital investment than china itself, one billion pound tech companies sprouting here in the uk, but in fast germany and

israel combined. as a result, unemployment as i leave office unemployment down -- my friends. and on the subject of mounting around and future careers, let me say that i am not one of those booster rockets that is fulfilled its function and i will now be gently reentering the atmosphere and splashing down invisibly in some remote and obscure corner of the pacific. and, like cincinnatus, i am returning to my plan, and that will be offering this government nothing but the most -- support. this is, i tell you what, this is a tough time for the economy. this is a tough time for families up and down the country. we can and we will get through, it we will come out stronger on

the other side. i say to my fellow conservatives, it is time for politics to be over, folks it is time for us all to get behind liz truss and her team and program, and deliver to the people of this country, because that is what the people of this country, what that is what they need, that is what they deserve. i am proud to have discharged the promises i have made to my party when you are kind enough to choose me, winning the biggest majority since 1987, the biggest share of the vote since 1979. delivering brexit, delivering our manifesto, including social, care performing social care, hoping people up and down the country ensuring that britain is once again standing tall in the world. speaking with clarity, and authority, from ukraine, to the path to america and australia,

because we are one hole and entire united kingdom whose diplomat security services and armed forces are so globally admired. by the way, as i believe, as i leave a believe our union is so strong that those who want to break it up, they will keep trying, but they will never ever succeed. thank you to everybody behind me in this, building thank you to all of you in government, thank you to everybody who has come to me and my family over the last three years including the limb the dog and i just say to my -- can put behind them there who occasional difficulties and so can the conservative party. above all, thanks to you the british people, to the voters for giving me the chance to serve all of you who worked so tirelessly together to beat

covid, to put us where we are today. together we have laid foundations that will stand the test of time why taking back control of our laws or putting in vital new infrastructure. great masonry on which we will continue to build together. paving the path of prosperity now and future generations. i will be supporting liz truss and new government -- all the way. thank you all very much. >> worst johnson giving the final speech of his career typically used to lay out members of his family as he heads out --

for all the people there who stopped by, chancellor was halfway through, but now suggesting he should have been going now because accepting or just happened that the full support behind the stresses premiership. the reason he talked about that and he is pence as an example there on how his dog and -- managed to get over the differences suggesting the conservative party are going through a tough time and the economy and they really nudity in aid in order to get the country to the best of it. take it in the images, -- and leaves downing street for the last time the next step will be the war in scotland and

he is taking a flight on another color we understand in driving korte mission and he will be of there by lustrous oozes successor who will that go into bomb world castle after boston to be pointed prime minister and we would be interesting who wouldn't it considering lustrous was in a boat and when we just recognize team she wanted -- shall have to russia be appointed by the queen and there we are a little moment for abortions and leaving downing street annex the stork moore will have their will be later in the afternoon when lustrous comes in and gives a speech about very new -- i don't know if we are that mitch, but larry the cat is the one consistent figure in downing street. he belongs to the house, not the prime minister. nada, you are there in downing

street, you were listening to all of that larry came on as well to observe your reporting, pandemic spawns ukraine talking about how well the economy what in his tenure. >> absolutely it was a similar message we heard from abortion outlining his overseeing the government's response to the covid-19 pandemic dealing with the war in ukraine and connected his government for the early supply of weapons to the ukrainian armed forces and really he gave his thanks to the start of his government ministers to those who had supported his government throughout the last couple years. in those successes -- men roiled in scandal after scandal and there is a

significant feeling with moments of the public -- namely those challenges that liz truss is forced to -- forefront on many peoples minds, the energy crisis which they are, facing sowing to unimaginable levels and a waiting list just as she makes her way into number 10 later today. >> okay, that, and thank you, some were shown some currently on his way to scotland to tender's resignation with queen elizabeth the second and the successor also heading to scotland to be appointed the new prime minister. we will bring all the twists and turns as they come through the day. a big moment later on is really

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>> fast moving wildfire in southern california has claimed two lives, and officials say a third person has serious burns. the fairview fire is raging in riverside county, it is

destroyed several structures and 5000 homes are under evacuation orders. as of monday, it was a 5% contained. let's bring in meteorologist -- for the latest, what more can you tell us about this, fire and the record high temperatures that are not helping the situation? >> exactly right, rosemary, years of drought exacerbated by. we have drought, we have a long-lasting heat wave, they are all combining to cause bigger and bigger problems. 68 large active fires going across nine states, and on monday we had more record setting in california. in fact, we had a lot of all-time temperature records set for the month of september, and -- in livermore they set their all-time highest temperature ever regarding the month. so, there's long-lasting heat wave does not show any signs of letting up until possibly towards the end of the week.

he advisories, excessive heat warnings in effect, and the utility companies are telling people, do not use your heavy appliances, try to raise that thermostat between four and nine. that is the peak time for heating, and that is one unfortunately when we could see the potential for some blackouts if everyone is using their electricity on at the same time. joe petitions continue right across the board here, so maybe thursday or friday and the heat wave it had in the west is also connected to the flame we are talking about in the east. so, rosemary, all these factors coming together, not make you for a good situation. >> certainly, not to norman, thank you for keeping a close eye on. that many thanks. >> do stay with, us we will be right back with more cnn newsroom. ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: andnd they recycld my old glass. >> tech: don't wait. scschedule today. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelilite replace. ♪

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>> rescuers in china are digging through rubble, trying to reach anyone still trapped

inside demolished buildings after a deadly earthquake in szechuan province. it was the strongest -- a mountainous area, more than 200 kilometers from the capital. so let's get an update from our kristie lu stout, she's been following the latest developments for us from hong kong. gusty, a day after the quake we are getting a perceptive devastation. what are we learning? >> we have been learning that the devil is rising, and aftershocks are continuing for szechuan province after that magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck the region a stronger such earthquake to hit that area since 2017. according to state run media, they are reporting at least 65 people have been killed, at least 248 people have been insured a dozen people's german misting. we've heard from chinese president xi jinping through state media urging four allowed

rescue effort to minimize casualties and save lives. we've also seen images of the devastation of the homes and residential buildings that have been demolished, especially near the epicenter as a result of this earthquake. i want to show you this, a dash cam video that source the precise moment when the quake struck. this was taken at -- county, where the epicenter in the szechuan and in the video, you just see the full force of the earthquake. the shaking of the trees lining the streets, a stark choice as well, and at one point as you see the aftermath of that, the front of the facade of a building just completely crumbles apart. keep in mind, the people in the szechuan province, they have suffered so much during this cruel and brutal summer not just dealing with the aftershocks and six point oh magnitude earthquake, but also for the residents in chengdu, they have been under lockdown. i want to show you quickly, just one video here, residents

of venting their frustration for what happened to them because even though they just experienced this frightening 6.6 magnitude earthquake, they remain under covid-19 lockdown. this underscoring just the tension among residents there, the anger rising on many corners there in the quake zone. back to you. >> all right, kristie lu stout, many, thanks and thank you for joining us. i'm rosemary church, do stay with us i will be right back with max foster and more cnn newsroom. >> leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss,s, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem i impossible. but whwhat if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you.

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