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there where you if if you see those 3 markers there this is actually the impact zone i guess and i say this on purpose i guess because i'm not really sure we're not really there yet and i have to also tell you we don't really want to go there because the pictures which we were be broadcasting life that have probably not for t.v. so this is the latest here this was a sunday. 2 and a half hours away from the curfew on sunday. and this is what we've got stephan this is turned from a protest for for mr floyd into a definitely a mass casualty event on the tragedy stephanie if you can just paint paint the picture again the macia of 10000 people was moving which way up the street and where did the truck come from you say. did you get that there was a truck was missing. there there was basically no warning at all. the track was generally towards for street southeastern or versity avenue on the highway $36.00 on the. 35. 35 east. when did you see this this is police now spraying people here with. this is an amazing scene i just let you let you see this and i put this in context in a 2nd you see the anger of the

i was involved in. even though i had sitting in front of me this purpose of being a father and a husband i still didn't see it at the time. you are going over that kind of fast but you're pointing out identity community and purpose. i think that this gets to the heart someone was able to pull you into the movement and how they were able to reach. >> i think it's important. we here in the world today and assumed they were always like this but nobody is born a hater. they find it almost like a protective armor they put on to protect themselves from the pain they feel. they project that pain outward onto other people. but every single one of us is searching for identity community and purpose at some point in our lives. we have to find that. it develops or values. it's the community that we are a part of, the family. so, people who gravitate towards extremism i talk about this in my book because they are searching for identity community purpose, not hate. the ideology is a final component but they find that locks into place and allows them to then blame their pain on somebody else. but of course we are all

i really did need money. but the thing was, i really truly believe, i will make sure that i will make good with it but i think it is important to, i have a larger purpose. i had nothing. if i thought that maybe it would be a means to an end, then i could get through it . but ultimately, like we reviewed that type of thing. it is the right in the book, they are literally on the whiteboard talking about me. and the television and it was like, they're trying to explain to you about black homophobia. but also as i mentioned in the chapter, applied to me because of a black man to write it i saw the show on youtube. they were actually silly people into it. black culture, tran culture rated there's other shows that not really. so, i think it is funny how they get money that we all created. and then you at the show. and there on youtube. and again, i think it is great but the fact that the gay black man, and these executive values. advised me to predict not poor but my publisher don't value people like me the way that other industries don't value like me. so i was try to speak to the lines of that and recognize the fact that i just personally think it was wort

i really did need the money but the thing was i truly believe ... i don't, i'm not one of those people that i think there's badmoney and good money but i have a larger purpose . i do realize i have nothing against reality television and if i thought that maybe it would be a means to an end , that i could get through it and ultimately like, we review that type ofthing . but as i write in the book i'm like, there are literally on the whiteboard talking about me like somebody i don't even know and it's like trying to tell you about black homophobia. but also as i mentioned in the chapter which applies to me because i'm a black gay man to is that i think what it doesn't show on youtube is people would be into it because i think so many people, copy gay black men and our culture. then there's this other show but not really but as much as i love the real housewives i think it's funny how they get money off of how we are created and you have to show and there's nothing wrong with being on youtube but uncomfortable because i think it's great but the fact that fundamentally there blake gay black men and these executives value them so that applies to me to, not wanti

i don't think the question of blame is of any use for anybody. i do think it's possible but i don't think it's like that i don't think they did it on purpose i don't believe that if anybody would tell me that's the case i wouldn't believe it because i've heard otherwise on the news. so you know from liberal to solve from the way that it was there is no proof at all that it happened this this time. for pretty much all of us the pun demick turn life on its head we've been forced to stay in our homes and constantly wash our hands except but it's also seemingly divided society into new groups has been breaking down the boundaries. that used to be all left versus right or pro or anti e.u. or us so whatever else but nowadays society is split along our only different set of coded fault lines here are 5 coronavirus try which one is your. first stop is the amount of. this group leave their houses and they all super proud of all the good that they're doing they also tend to happen because thousands on them are just gardens and actual jobs which they can do from something called a study they are fantastic and then let you know it with all those social media

the thing was, i really truly believed that -- i don't know if -- i don't i'm the type of person who can -- old money and good money put i think it's important -- i have a larger purposeand -- maybe i do -- [inaudible] i realize i had nothing against reality television and if i thought that maybe it would be a means to an end, i could grit through it so surety put ultimately reveal view that type of thing. as i write in the become i'm like, they are literally on the white board talking about me or somebody i don't even know. it's like -- black homophobia and don't know anybody but boyfriends which is cute and also as i mentioned in the chapter which applies to me because i'm a black gay man and i saw a show on youtube that should be on tv and people would be into it. so many people copy day white men, copy queer culture and other showed that are not really and what -- as much as i love real housewives i think it's funny how they get money of of boom we all created and then you have the show with the people get to be themselves and then on youtube -- nothing wrong with being on youtube. i'm complimented but the fact that day black men and so these values and that amies

i am doing is ancient except i have a tape recorder. so i describe nixon myself that all i take and that all is all that i am so i hope are purposes are different. but that's what i do. and to the voiceless. >>host: where do you write? >> i do when i don't i have a combination. at my house there is a typewriter. it's electric. no computer. most of my letters are written longhand. but you mention the computer. no. i believe in the refrigerator because where else can i freeze my martini glass? i believe in appliances. i was saved by technology. had a triple bypass a few years ago five years ago if not for that i would be dead and here i am condemning technology. and then ask my colleague to repeat the question so i have a hearing aid is state-of-the-art but doesn't do any good. a bionic man not quite informed yet. it is an experiment. i realize that and flying without a net. >>host: how does somebody with the name lewis get the name stu stud. >> i read the novel by james t fowler in the thirties a chicago guy and i was taken with the trilogy of books but then it got me into trouble. the book working, there is a fireman in the book and soprano lan

still make money even if i was never you know does it vanished on my if i believe i have to assert my ego the only way i haven't done that is a truly. simplicity. that's a purpose of life. why do i care that you got more than me if i got enough to sustain me. that's from a consistent it builds up all these neurosis and the prominent one of that becomes the greed. of the horses they are yours so far as to say it is a symptom of an illness. or basically in a sense no different than the members we are attracted to anything that fosters life and pleasure they were appalled stone afraid to go of anything that threatens that state of affairs we had to have a balance in life. if we don't get close to we cannot flush 31 thing i would love to say that you must always think of your death. a flemish proverb or use the world as a hay stack and each man plucks from it what he can and. we humans wish to have. to process. but i ask myself. can we have anything without taking it away from someone else. in 1657 the portuguese came to mozambique they were the 1st people to be exposed to gold. africa was like if i. saw anybody up somewhere you could just extract the windows and t

>> i really didn't think it was going to ripple or ruffle as many feathers as a dead and that's when i realized i wasn't that mucht of a diplomat. but i purposelyi went to the united nations i obviously did a crash course in foreign policy and studied who are friends were and who are foes were and what are complex were what we needed to work on but i purposely didn't study the do's and don'ts of the un. i wanted to be able to go in there with fresh eyes and know that i had, you know, goals and wanted to achieve and i did not want the bureaucracy of that to get in the way. when i went in first gave my or went to talk to the press the first time i said look, it's a new day and the united states mission at the united nations and it was important to me that countries do not have to like us but i wanted them to know what we were for. i wanted it to be very clear with the u.s. was for and what it was against and not give any great areas to them in the process. i told them i said look, we will have the backs of our allies and be taking names of those that aren't with us. what i saw at the united nations was you got 193 countries, most who resent us on

owed me a lot of money so i really didn't need the money but the thing was i really truly believe that -- all money is good money but it is important -- for me i have a larger purpose may be i do. i have nothing in television and if i thought it was a means to a end then sure, but ultimately we review that type of thing but as i write in the book, they are talking about me and in a television meeting it is like, don't know anything, but as i mentioned in the chapter which applies to me because i'm black too, there's a show on youtube that is actually airing, so many people, there are other shows but not really so as much as i love real housewives it is funny they get money off of how we are created and then on youtube, nothing wrong with being on youtube, i'm complemented because it is great but that these values, that applies to me too, publishers don't value people like me. that is trying to speak to a lot of that and recognize that i get why people do this, i think it wasn't worth it. she took me up but it wasn't worth it. they would have played me. it wouldn't have been worth it. i will -- >> host: being in a world of criticism and occasionally taking a healthy

i don't think the question of plame is of any use for anybody. i do think it's possible but i don't think it's like that i don't think they did it on purpose and i don't believe that if anybody would tell me that's the case i wouldn't believe it because i've heard otherwise on the news. so you know from a liberal to solve from the wire that it was there is no proof at all that it happened this this time. the end of weeks of lockdown and a punishing early heat we have has seen thought of people in israel head straight for the coast despite all beaches reopening this week the threat from cobra 1000 is still very much present in the country paula sleep has been looking at the dilemma facing the authorities. it's scorching hot here and the beaches of tel aviv are finally opened after 2 months of being shut down because of the coronavirus but even when they were off limits people still came here the government is however insisting on safe distance images. it's impossible just impossible i think it's possible bad thing so the people don't do it anyway. i don't know with stripes late you know the police like. nylon make stripes maybe you can might divid

i don't know, are we letting the media in? is the media here? we have a limited media because of distancing and some people think i did that on purpose but we've been getting along with them reasonably well lately. i just want to thank you all for coming back because you came back. is is a republican group largely if not in all cases and they look pretty republican, i'm not sure about defy an. -- devan? [laughter] president trump: this is a very republican group and appreciate you coming back. hi, debbie. i want to say a few words and then we'll say a couple words in front of the media. beautiful t the most ceremony celebrating 75 years of v.e. day and was magnificent and beautiful, it was windy and beautiful. and we have a great country and we're rebuilding our country.

mcgovern: madam speaker, for the purposes of debate only, i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. woodall, pending which time i yield myself such time as i may consume. during consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for the purpose of debate only and i ask unanimous consent that all members be given five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, the rules committee met and reported a rule, house resolution 981, providing for consideration of senate amendments to h.r. 6172. the rule makes in order a motion offered by the chair of the committee on the judiciary or his designee that the house concur in the senate amendments. the rule provides one hour of debate on the motion equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary and the chair and the ranking member of the permanent select committee on intelligence. the rule provides that any motion pursuant to clause 4 of rule 22, relating to h.r. 6172, may be offered only by the majority leader or his de

i was very aware of from the start. i didn't take out my notebook for weeks even though i did talk about my purpose there. i let every woman i met there, tell me whether wanted to be represented or not and told them they could change their minds at any point if they wanted to. i really did stick with that which was frustrating at times as a journalist. but it felt essential ethically as a person he was already in such a difficult and disproportionate area of power. therefore lavinia came forward and said i'm open, let's spend some time together and see how it works. and amongst those four women, all of whom are fascinating, extraordinary women who i was so happy to get to know and all of whom are represented in the book. there was camilla. camilla and i just had a spark together. i think that so often we talk about nonfiction writers and filmmakers choosing their subject as though that's a one-way choice. of course it isn't, it's about a certain alpha need chemistry it's about people wanting to open up to each other. and camilla wanted to open up to me. and so she pulled me into her life, and i wanted to b

i never win an argument with you. i don't even get to decide where we go to lunch. i understand what you're saying and i get the passion and the sense of purpose. >> i understand that. >> i don't like how it's happening. >> i think it sends a better and bigger member he doesn't want to go and be a part of this. if it was a welcoming, open administration to a former president to someone who is -- who has -- who really worked really hard to bring people together and was told he was going to be a one-term president, why would he want to go there? somebody who said he wasn't born in this country. >> the birther thing. absolutely insulting. insulting. >> don't want to do it. i don't have to be bothered with you. i showed you. i told you there was a pandemic plan. told you what the biggest threat was. told you all that stuff. welcomed you. gave you the keys. told you how to deal with it. adios. good luck. i'll see you later. i will see you later. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> i guess that's why people like us, we take it for granted, but it's really hard to see people get along. i love you, brother. have a great show. >> all right. thank you

pressure how old were you i was 9 years old and i asked my grandmother that i should go through it i actually told her that i i begged her to go through it yes but what is the purpose of female genital mutilation in your community we've just heard from amala poso here that a woman is considered not whole unless she is mutilated essentially what's the reason they give you our community practices a gym to reduce sexual desires in a woman so even if a girl hasn't gone through f.d.m. in my community she is regarded as a prostitute or as a person who's lose yeah yes that's the main reason we practice energy ok i want to go to syria because you're also a survivor or if g.m. is something that you also asked for in your community is there a lot of pressure in the village with each other so we know who and who has gone through with g.m. so for me it was because of the oppression i went through with g.m. when i was 10 years old but because you had a very innocent child and people want you to be clean you go for it but afterwards you start regretting and nobody will is there to answer your questions yeah ok. so normally apostle we've just heard from your daughter that you for

this that i am just said that i don't get to share the extremes with friends because this is what i would like to call garden weather. i have found that being on lockdown, is not having purposeom a job. i which i would normally get from a job. i did which i would normally get from a job. i did not know how to cope with that, socially distance with family and friends is something i have never done. i wasn't prepared for it. i have gone for a walk, the rules in wales a little bit different, we do not try to leave the house too much. but out today it is nice to get out for a bit. not being able to go outside and with the weather being as good as it has the weather being as good as it has the last few weeks we decided to put a lot more effort in to making our garden a nice place to be. hello i'm on my daily government sanctioned walk. i am the least vulnerable out of my mum and my brother, the two other people i am living with at the moment. this is my brother luke. what are you missing? college. friends. so my job is to take the dog for a walk which, i love it. getting outside has definitely been a morale boost and made me feel a lot better for some ——. a morale boost and made

don't have to buy the pit stops for them and i don't think it's a question of and or or, i think it is a question of how many more do we need for specific purposes. i actually think more rec and park bathrooms should be open to the public. with the recreation is closed, think that in my neighborhood, i had zero service force unhoused people yet growing, growing tent encampments and i think if we're talking about accessibility for encampments it's different than saying, these bathrooms in the parks shouldn't be included in how many bathrooms that are accessible. we should look at how many rec and park facilities that we have are accessible and should be we be opening more because those are actually in our recreation centers interested in the heart of our neighborhoods also. more accessibility for everyone to use bathrooms and to be able to wash their hands is important. there's a shortage of porty pot tees and getting the physical things, the toilets themselves and so we have these facilities and we should be able to use even more bathrooms and make them accessible to we're not incurring the costs, quite frankly, of renting a port-a-potty. i underst

happened and then i felt ashamed because it seemed like a simple thing and i didn't know why i couldn't do it but i was missing in that moment i knew my dad would never hurt me on purpose i didn't have the information there might be something going on in his head value my safety but not be able to keep me safe that there could be an explanation it could be my fault he would never hurt me but somehow i had gotten hurt so it so easy to internalize it but i had to be much older to look back on that event and not feel ashamed and then there is a. i was really angry at my father how could you be that kind of father? and now i have the pieces and can put that together to say he would never want me to get hurt but however for whatever reason he was not able to understand the risk of the way he was doing things. >> i was blown away by the fact you are not angry. but this is pretty major and you seem not to hold any anger. >> i think it's important and the mechanism of the brain to go is back to people or situations that harm us but if it takes over too much of your life it can be consuming. spoiler alert that circumstance when it is hard so long time after that happened i was

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i? what do i want? what's my purpose? what am i grateful for? l is not to be better than the other man, but your previous self. >> i hope you are able to practice some self-care, too, guys. but taking a nap, a bath, going on a walk, meditating. >> what is my story? to be human is to have a story. >> one hopes that story is more understandable than the ep db invites doled out by these people. do you believe that advice? >> laura: send me a memorandum for when the phrase "self-care" is retired, okay? that is the worst, okay? oh, please, i had a soft spot -- i've always liked him. i'm going to send him a pair of nonreflective lenses, though, because obviously, hard times over there. >> laura, when i first saw it, i thought, somewhere, dame edna is looking for her glasses. why does he have rhinestones on the ends? anyway, that was my first thought when i saw him. i didn't quite know -- [laughter] >> laura: the virtual commencement -- [laughter] i can't. >> okay, i'm going to do this. there was a feminist commencement ceremony, laura, hosted by a grou

need the money but the thing was i really truly believe that i don't know if it's goofy like a movie that there's old money or good money but for me i have a larger purpose and maybe i do know the way. i did turn down money along the way. i had nothing against reality television and if i thought it would be a means to an end that i could zip through it then sure but ultimately we reviewed that type of thing. as i write in the book i'm like there are literally on a whiteboard, i enjoy the television reading and if there's a way to complain about black homophobia, i don't know any friends which is cute but also as i mentioned in the chapter aside for meat which i'm a black man to i think it does a show on youtube that people would be into it because i think so many people copy black queer culture. and there's this other show that's like not really so as much as i love the real housewives i think it's funny how they get money off of we are creative's and you get these shows where people get to be themselves again, i'm jaded but i'm complementing it because i think it's great that the fundamentally they are black gay black men so we devaluethem and that appl

i did not get involved and i purposely said to mitch, you go do what you want we will take a look at pfizer but nobody has been abused by pfizer like the president of the united states because of what the democrats did in the dirty cops, fbi people are great and i bet you go in there and they like donald trump but the top of the fbi they were dirty cops, crooked, bad people and nobody has been abused more than a trump but you look at general flynn in so many others, not just us but take a look at so many others, look at what they've done and how they have abused fisa so i will study it very much but the pfizer process has gone awry and it was used by very dishonest people and used illegally and frankly, the judges on the pfizer court should do something about it. maybe they will. [inaudible question] >> i think on the swing states you said? on the flynn case? general flynn is a man of great respect. i was with general milley, head of the joint chiefs of staff, the other day and he said he's a fine man and he's known him for 20 years and a great soldier and general flynn was treated horribly. general flynn was treated illegally. these people broke the law. they broke the law. what they have done to general flynn should never happen. what they've

i inform the mr. gonzalez will vote aye. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas rise? garcia: as a member esignated by ms.es escobar of texas, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the escobar will vote yea on this item. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? as a member designated by representative barragan, ursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. barragan will vote nay. a member designated by representative kirkpatrick, pursuant to h.r. 965, i inform representative kirkpatrick will vote aye. by member designated representati representative vela, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform he house that representative vela will vote aye. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom north carolina rise? >> as the member designated by . price of north carolina, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yea on the motion before the house. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from michigan rise? >> as the member designated by ms. tlaib, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that that ms. tlaib will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for wh

i had the trailer was injured but i was okay. and at first letting it happen but and then i felt ashamed at seem like a simple thing. i knew my dad would never hurt me on purpose i didn't have that information and that explanation because i knew he would never hurt me but it is so easy to internalize that guilt and then to be much older to look back on that event and not feel ashamed and then there's a. i was angry at myself, how could you have been those father? and now i have the pieces to put it together. however for whatever reason and couldn't understand the risk of the way he was doing things. >> and the fact that you are not angry with those transgressions but you seem not to hold any anger. there is a mechanism the brain uses for people that will harm us but if it takes over too much of your life it can be consuming and i am estranged from my parents. spoiler alert. so long time after that happene happened, i was full of rage. every beautiful memory of my childhood turned to rot. i was a person with no beautiful memories. my whole life was rage. so i just thank you need anger to get you out of a situation but then once you are out in safe i'm not sure

know but i like jennifer that i would have a very good memory 9 last t.v.'s i got to know what the purpose of my scrabble. i'll concede on his that i have an astronaut. who denies it with her head and a 1000000 asked to. deal with the behavior of his back and forth they have. not that idea from their forecast for any of you i'm with a chemical because i'm way ahead of them if i played one of these. secret over to a couple of them are going to think will be home not the. only good thing will receive a school nestorian if people are jumping over to be the last thing you get out of a perfectly i'm going to put you on into. remember there's been enough of the nothing going on here. of a book is stupid and you don't have any corporate affairs and. therefore the skew will last long enough for a kid can understand the message from the. world . thinks. we. ask. certainly a we are entering a new stage in holland to assess. not just the progress but needs to humankind i think we. all are a bit past the peak of this willingness to be most global and most. progress in terms of developing development o

i hear what he is saying. that covid-19, this pandemic is exaggerated. it is overdone. there is overreaction i think on purpose. i'm not trying to be a conspiracy theorist, but iiver doordash and post mates. i am on the front lines delivering people's mcdonald's and starbucks and everything else. bagels pickingn up in order for $8.50. believe that this is way overreacting. check this out. a lot of people die. >> good afternoon, everyone. [applause] welcome. i am the plant manager here at fort. .-ford thank you for coming to ypsilanti. thank you. service to our company runs through our veins and we wanted to find a way to help create the equipment that the country needed to win. our team

i am doing is ancient except i have a tape recorder. only one other guy was enamored aside from me and that was richard nixon. i described next and as neo-cartesian. i hope our purpose is somewhat different. i try to give voice to romanticize to the voiceless. >> where the right? where do you write? >> guest: i write and i don't write. a typewriter is as far as i go. a tremendous advanced for me. most of my letters are written longhand but mentioned computer to me. where else can i freeze my martini glass. and i have -- i will ask steve for a question. this doesn't do any good. it is not quite as informed yet. we are flying without a net. >> how does somebody born lewis, and his name is lily, and it is got me in trouble once. the book working, there was a fireman in the book, wonderful, tommy patrick. they were talking in colorful idioms and so this, a letter i got from a librarian in georgia, the life of a librarian is not too exciting, when you wrote the book working, one of my people was a spy, wt of jerry falwell and looked for dirty words, this cooper, a request has come from a book. we don't carry pornographic literature. it is called working studs and that is

i said, i can't. she worked with me up the corridor, and i promised i would do it every day and do it for a purpose. ational health service. so that is what i have been doing everyday for over two weeks. lilly, you are an inspiration, you will know as well as i do that the queen said last night to never give up, never despair, marking ve day. we know that you want to give up. we wish you all the very best. thanks for being with us this morning. thank you very much. this make it —— might make it easierfor us thank you very much. this make it —— might make it easier for us all to appreciate all we have got. yes. thank you very much. this make it —— might make it easier for us all to appreciate all we have got. yes. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. the best of the sunshine and one for this weekend is out for today. not a cloud in the sky in shropshire. just as beautiful but a little more threatening across the highlands. quite a lot of cloud in scotland, and producing some rain today as well. not much anyway of cloud across much of england and wales, t

i can see that even? so i use the term winter on purpose i think is going to be a long winter. i think in syria, egypt, i think in the countries torn by civil war still like yemen and libya think it will be at least a generation before you see another attempt by a public that's really motivated. to make a meaningful lasting change so in that sense i think we are in the long winter. but, it's a significant but, this phenomenon of people organizing themselves and demanding more from change is now with us to stay. it is especially true at a moment where there is transition coming and regimes are vulnerable. that was in common and sudan recently and in algeria. leaders were transition looming it was true in tunisia and in egypt. you have the old leader with the transition looming and you've got a transition generated in part by the way the army and security services reacted to big uprisings. in syria, young leader, no transition looming, boom no successful arab transition same in morocco, jordan, youngest kit entrant youngish king. where there is a transitional issue that's a possib

happening in our region we know how to get the places that others cannot i was done but only here guy by the footy the only purpose i did there i had that time and it programming to go live on the honesty to go live to where another story that may not be mainstream is happening at firestone no more normative you. by. the way that you cal death story is what and make a difference a beleaguered out of 5 paying the price for his political maneuvering in the middle east now desperate for american recognition good to be an absolutely denounce all his buddies how did the p.l.o. find strength and support from their only lifeline oppressed palestinians living in the occupied territories chronicling the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian homeland p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. a city defined by military occupation there's never been an arab state here with the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but this default structure that maintains the can only project that's what we defuse it was one of the sondos of the settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people segregatio

but well i think the apple has its own purpose i don't ever say go for apple and google writes i just don't see them necessarily as good guys in this i still don't but i think what they're doing right now is they're pretending to resist governments by saying we care about our our customers but they don't really care about our customers just look at their recent history and you know that's not true i think what they're actually trying to do here is that apple and google or essentially saying we want to be the ones who control the information gather the data store the data and we decide what governments get i mean in doing this apple and google as tech companies become more powerful than any government in the world in terms of surveillance they become the most powerful in-city when it comes to that i think that's ultimately what they want and that's exactly why the government is turning to that because like we said i mean the government is going to be able to break this we saw the f.b.i. when they finally cracked the apple phone when they were trying to solve and do the investigation in

given me that sense of routine again and i feel like i have a bit of a purpose back in my life and it is making me quite excited for every day and something so new. i with... i am in opportunity to do this and to work with... lam in pool at opportunity to do this and to work with... i am in pool at the moment. i would never normally work with a charity in harrogate. we talk about things, positive things, that might come out of this awfulness and this could be something very much that fits into that category, people who have not perhaps worked with a charity before, getting involved with that sector. are there any skills, if you were to do a promotion right now, any particular skills people might have you are looking for that you know charities need right now that you have not quite found? remind us how people can get involved. i think the biggest need for skills is digital skills. we have had a lot of people with social media backgrounds, website development. website development is key. we are still crying out for more people with those sorts of software development skills. charities need their digital footprint to be better, they are needing to en

i know you share? mr. letter: i do sure that, your honor. i answer it this way because going to stick with the pertinent legislative purpose because congress did a massive investigation of what happened at nine and obviously -- : let me stopch you, i apologize, but i would think a federal prosecutor might say that an investigation of an individual could be pertinent to a criminal investigative purpose because there are so many federal crimes out there and it is possible this person j walked or failed to pay his taxes or a legitimatet is purpose for sure. that realm?s out of mr. letter: your honor, i think this largely depends, the only thing i can suggest is as we know, congress cannot prosecute, but it clearly can look into criminal activity in order to figure out whether the laws should be changed or the most obvious example would be this court's decision overturning a key criminal conviction involving white-collar crime. obviously congress could do a thorough investigation to determine whether to pass a different criminal law statute crime to doake it a what was done in bridge gate. it is going to be very difficult to separate that two and

. >> and to associate myself with senator blunt i certainly couldn't improve upon it but i completely agree. thank you. the purpose coming to the floor is to demonstrate my support for surgeon general he is up for a promotion and has been nominated to become the