bowman. thank you. mr. bowman: thank you so much. i now yield to my friend and sister, the gentlelady from massachusetts, ms. pressley. ms. pressley: thank you. thank you to the gentleman from new york, my friend and colleague. care work is the backbone of our nation's economy. yet for too long, they have needed to ensure that everyone has access to the high quality care they need and deserve and our care workers are compensated for their essential work with livable wages. their work is essential and so, too, their lives. i rise on behalf of our nation's care workers that are undermined and unprotected despite the essential role. i rise my voice to black and brown women who spend meeting the care need of others, children, the elderly and people with disabilities. caregivers juggling work while proug health care for their own families. i want to speak on home and critical crisis. these services have been a lifeline supporting people from all walks of life. the critical medical care this their home or community. this is an issue of qua

we will speak to new york congressmember jamaal bowman. >> right outside the white house, hanging out with sunrise, pushing the to go big for our country and for our planet. amy: plus, we will go to el paso, texas, to speak with leading immigrant rights defender fernando garcia about vice president kamala harris' trip to the border. >> the border will define the character the nation. we need to build a border that is welcoming and american values. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the pacific northwest is sweltering under an unprecedented june heatwave fueled by the climate crisis, with all-time high temperatures shattered in oregon, washington, and british columbia for the second day in a row. seattle reached 108 degrees fahrenheit on monday, portland hit 116, while the village of lytton, british columbia, hit 46.1 degrees celsius, or 115 fahrenheit. the highest surface temperature ever recorded in canada. more than 12,000 residents of western washington lost power amid surging demand for electri

katie bowman, thank ou so remain informed. katie bowman, thank you so much — remain informed.e bowman, thank you so much forjoining _ remain informed. katie bowman, thank you so much forjoining us. _ sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, sport centre, here's tolsun. good evening. andy murray is back on the singles court at wimbledon for the first time in four years. he needs just one he needsjust one more game. he's taking on nikoloz basilashvili on centre, who's inside the world's top 30 players and so a big challenge for murray, who's spent so long in and out of the game with injuries. but the two—time wimbledon champion has made a brilliant return to sw19. he's won the opening two sets, the first 6—4, the second 6—3. these are live pictures from centre, where murray now is looking to finish the job. he leads 5—3, 15—15 in that ninth game in the third set. 0ne he leads 5—3, 15—15 in that ninth game in the third set. one of the potentially great wimbledon results. you can watch it live now on bbc one or follow it on the bbc sport website. he is within a co

bowman: we're responding to the needs of the community. as our navajo communities are, there's brilliance everywhere. there's struggle everywhere. we take it all. stephanie: as for dee james' struggles, she persevered, and now that she's able to go to campus more often to work and study, she's confident she'll complete her degree later this year. she also knows some things will never return to the way they were. dee: we did lose my uncle to covid unfortunately. i mean, it really impacted me and my family. stephanie: the navajo nation became an epicenter during the pandemic and students and staff here at navajo technical university were trying to stay on track even as they faced incalculable losses to the tribe. in the final weeks of the spring semester, navajo tech students, including james, gathered to remember the loved ones they lost to the virus, writing their names on white balloons, then, releasing them. dee: at some point in time, when you lose someone, you know, you can't hold onto them forever. you have to be able to let them go.

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according to the new york post bowman, a champion of the funding cops who claims policing is rife withupremacy asked for and received a special police detail to guard his yonkers home. over and over again we see this thing where it is police for me but not for thee. i'm the important one who needs to be protected, you, people lose your story and damage your property, that's just over the course of systemic racism, just a drop in the bucket. >> that the foundational tenet of progressivism, the architect of this chaos are never subject to the consequences of their ideology. remember john kerry set i can't operate if i don't have a carbon spewing private jet, how can i get around? i got to move my yacht over to rhode island, i shouldn't have to pay taxes, that is the way they feel, they have to be helping the poor people like us. >> nancy pelosi saying i need my hair done. i have to go on tv. ben: speaking of rising crime kamala harris managed to travel to the border last weekend i mention the reference criminal activity. cartels, human traffickers are only able to operate with impunity b

joining me now, congressman jammal bowman of new york.man you were pretty fired up at this rally and we could hear those people chanting behind mike memoli on the scene. you used the f-word a few times so i can't play what you had to say but they were pretty strong fighting words saying things like the new package didn't help communities like yours. do you think right now with this deal that president biden sold out your communities and others on the streets right now? there was a bipartisan bill that would be coupled with a reconciliation aspect. so the negotiations are fine but we cannot forget our racial equities, and districts like min that i represent them, like the bronx. disinvestment has been going on for deckaids where children are living with led paint, and districts like mine were hit so hard by covid because of the pre-existing conditions and the core morbidities that were invested. so this is the moment to go big care. it was the time to go big on housing infrastructure. african-american communities were redlined and did not

. >> joining me now is democrat jamaal bowman of new york. manchin is a no to doing anything to end the filibuster. he put it in writing. your reaction. >> joe manchin has become the new mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell during obama's presidency said he would do everything in his power to stop obama. he's also repeated that now during the biden presidency by saying he would do everything in his power to stop president trump and now joe manchin is doing everything in his power to stop democracy and to stop our work for the people, the work that the people sent us here to do. hr 1 is a huge bill not just in terms of voting rights but in getting money, politics, working against fraud and gerrymandering. big money in politics is what's destroying our democracy, and the republican party is aiding and abetting in that, and president trump is obviously doing that as well. so manchin is not pushing us closer to bipartisanship. he's doing the work of the republican party by being an obstructionist like they've been since the beginning of biden's presi

certainly longer than a progressive freshman democrat like jamall bowman would be comfortable with.have to go back to the leadership on what mitch mcconnell will or will not allow his party to put forward. i think they don't necessarily have the clout to make a binding deal. i think the president knows that, quite frankly. we're going through the process. we've seen a lot of this happen in the obama/biden administration where the president said, looked i tried. i've got receipts. i've got evidence that we met hour after hour after hour. in the end, are they going to strike a deal? i just find it very hard to believe. i mean, they've got mitch mcconnell who has the final say on the republican side has signaled over and over again, he doesn't want this president to have any victory, any win, any progress on anything. >> yeah. >> and i think we've learned over the years when he makes those kind of threats he really means it. >> you were mentioned president biden knows what it takes to make a deal. and so does senator joe manchin. i mean, what's your take on his calculus, especially as

but also from morgan stanley and bowman sets. -- and goldman sachs. they vowed to create another 3000 jobs by the end of the. -- of the year. brexit has been a major setback for the e.u., but it has been an opportunity as well. let's take a look at tuesday's trading action. covid concerns weighed on investors. the s&p was able to extend its streak to four days. maoderna's shares rising. the tech heavy nasdaq finished up a fifth of a percent. facebook, it shares were down over percent after it hit a big milestone on monday closing above the $1 trillion market capitalization threshold for the first time ever. meanwhile u.s. president joe biden is on the road to defend his infrastructure plan despite some report from. republicans, the $1973 billion package faces an uncertain future in congress where is linked to another spending plan on education and health care. still, president biden wants to sell the bill to voters directly. beefing up public transit and renovating power grids, biden says the plan will create jobs. president biden: this is a generatio

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they will discuss these and other questions with my colleague bradley bowman. sec. panetta served as secretary of defense and director of the central intelligence agency in the obama administration. his public service spans 16 years in congress. he is chairman of the panetta institute for public policy. general mcmaster deployed to afghanistan for 20 months tour of duty as a senior army officer and later served as national security advisor in the trump administration. he served in uniform for 34 years and retired as lieutenant general in 2018. my colleague bradley bowman serves as senior director of c&p people. he worked in the u.s. senate for nine years and taught at west point and served as an active-duty u.s. army staff officer in afghanistan. our journal has consistently provided the best open-source analysis available regarding the real situation on the ground in afghanistan. we are a nonpartisan research institute exclusively focused on national security and foreign policy. we accept no funds from foreign governments. for more information on our work, visit ou

other democrats speaking out against manchin include congressman jamal bowman compares the west virginiain has become the new mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell during obama's presidency said he would do everything in his power to stop obama. and now joe manchin is doing everything in his power to stop democracy and to stop our work for the people, the work that the people sent us here to do. wow. joining us now co-founder of punch bowl news jake sherman msnbc political contributor. jake, good morning. always good to see you. i don't think that there's a ton of surprise that manchin holds this position that he does on this bill. but i certainly heard from sources who were pretty angry about how he made it known in this op-ed and now of course you heard some of those emotional reactions from fellow democrats. the one challenge seems to me manchin makes 50. if they push him away too hard, there's a lot at stake there. what's your report on how this is going to play out? >> that's right, kasie. i mean, i don't think he's at risk of becoming a republican. i don't think that's what's at risk he

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they will discuss these and other questions with my colleagues, bradley bowman. panetta served as secretary of director of the central intelligence agency in the obama administration. his public service began in the united dates army and spanned 16 years in congress. he is now chairman of the panetta institute for public policy. general hr mcmaster deployed to afghanistan for a 20 month tour as a senior army officer and later served as national security advisor in the trump administration. he served in uniform for 34 years and retired as a lieutenant general in 2018. my colleague, bradley bowman, serves as senior director. he worked in the u.s. senate for nine years, went to west point as an assistant professor, and served as an active-duty u.s. army officer including as a staff officer in afghanistan. he seeks to promote understanding of the defense strategies, policies, and capabilities necessary to deter threats to the prosperity of americans and america's allies. it features -- edited by bill and tom. which has consistently provided the best open source analy

my colleague, bradley bowman, serves as senior director of cm dp, taught at west point, and served as an active duty officer, including as a staff officer in afghanistan. the center seeks to promote understanding of defense strategies and capabilities necessary to deter threats to the freedom of security and prosperity of americans and america's allies. we feature the long war journal, which has consistently provided the best open source analysis available regarding the real situation on the ground in afghanistan. as i hope you already know, the center is a nonpartisan research institute exclusively focused on national security and foreign policy. we expect no funds from governments, we never have and never will. for more, i encourage you to visit our website. you can follow us on twitter. thanks again for joining us for this important and timely conversation. brad, over to you. >> bradley: thank you for that. it is my pleasure to be here talking with secretary leon panetta. thank you so much for making time to talk with me. the topic today is very relevant. as we speak, u.s. forces i

my colleague, bradley bowman, serves as senior director. heorked in the u.s. senate for nine years, went to west point as an assistant professor, and served as an active-duty u.s. army officer including as a staff officer in afghanistan. he seeks to promote understanding of the defense strategies, policies, and capabilities necessary to deter threats to the prosperity of americans and america's allies. it features -- edited by bill and tom. which has consistently provided the best open source analysis available regarding the real situation on the ground in afghanistan. as i hope you already know, it is a nonpartisan research and exclusively focus on national security and foreign policy. we accept no funds from foreign governments, never have, never will. for more information on our work, we encourage you to visit our website. you can follow us on twitter. thank you again for joining us for this important and timely conversation. brad, over to you. brad: thank you for that introduction. is my pleasure to be here, talking with secretary leon panetta. q so much f

just screaming with what i think, but look at the steam at the i've been it's done about bowman and getting this done and i feel killed. hundreds of people during the reading budget. it was an error mistake, but civil civilians were killed in the actually from the helicopter, who is responsible for guidance human rights. listen, guantanamo is to upgrade your medical journal. it does not. julian comply with international law the american law. the prisons include relatively in the you in context where the prisoners were told shot at this, not their human rights. and you know, it's a practice over the real, to deal with, with politics coming out of this need some real build of our nation, including to the people who were paid film leave out of people. we go to the store and you to go from jimmy. you mean it is up to you not to say for a long time use this i shouldn't federation in the eyes and still in the arctics. see what was said about optics. the pension funds. this topic was discussed in the expanded mit. it's an important introduction to the topic because it is very important for the cal

you have to be able to let them go. >> sy: provost bowman also still grieving the loss of several familybers, says the hardships have only fortified the mission of tribal colleges. >> it may have hurt us, knocked the wind out of us for a while, but we're still here. and through education, that's the only way that we're going to get better and understand what happened to us and try to prevent it from happening again. all across the country, all tribal colleges and universities have that. they have that power. they've had it all along. >> sy: always the power to survive-- now, with an infusion of funding and attention, perhaps, a chance to thrive. for the pbs newshour, i'm stephanie sy in crownpoint, new mexico. >> woodruff: the pentagon is embracing a major reform aimed at stamping out sexual assault in the military. tonight, defense secretary lloyd austin is issuing a statement endorsing a change recommended by victim advocates that would reduce commanders' iluennf over the decision to prosecute service members accused of sexual assault. nick schifrin has more. >> schifrin: the pentagon

i mentioned how the force i'm stressing that at the woodrow that mr. bowman valley that the nasty dragon's and this one had called the home to use w books on news. the news news from berlin world leader to draw the blueprint ahead off another global pandemic on the agenda at the g. 7 summit in the united kingdom, tackling climate change and keeping a list on russia and china. the plus jubilation for italy, football fans, the 1st victory of euro 2020. as the tournament delayed by current. a virus finally kicked off. and how can bodie a sending in rats to save lives? the roads task is to sniff out thousands. the deadly landmines left over from a civil war that ended 3 decades ago. ah. and william good crop welcome to the program. or leaders are drawing up a packed aimed at preventing another pandemic. second day of the g 7, some united kingdom will also focus on climate change and the gathering of the biggest global economies. we'll see a push for more western cohesion against challenges from russia and china. it's the 1st time these global leaders have got together in person. since that sta

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progressive congressman jamal bowman tweeting, quote, $2 mpmise.n was already the potus can't e u t rican ocr manchin tli cnn he is not ready for democrats to go at it alone. >> we need to do something in a bipartisan way. >> now sources tell abc news republicans will likely present president biden a counteroffer during today's meeting. back to you, mona. >> faith, thank you. >>> in the white house has issued an urgent warning after an alarming rise in cyber attacks. it's urging companies to take immediate steps to protect themselves, saying no company is safe after hackers targeted a major meat supplier, the transportation industry, and a critical gas pipeline. as abc's whit johnson reports, federal authorities are vowing to treat cyber attacks with the same urgency as terrorist attacks. >> reporter: the white house is promising that cyber security is a top priority. the justice department now says when a cyber attack does happen, an urgent report notification will then be blasted out to law enforcement across the country, telling them to be on alert. >> our thanks to whit johnson. i

ladies and gentlemen, the one and only, congressman jamaal bowman. mr. bowman: thank you for yielding and thank you for your overall leadership and vision not just for our country but for the boogie down bronx. thank you, madam chairwoman for yielding and thank you for your incomparable leadership and wisdom and vision for the c.b.c. and for our country. it is my honor to stand here with both of you to call for a big, bold visionary insfra struck -- infrastructure package that finally addresses the disparities in our economy. we like to think of america as the land of opportunity, where anyone can achieve success and shape their own future. with little more than hard work and determination. for many people, that's exactly the reality that they exist within. thanks to a little luck, determination, opportunity, and one-sided historical -- historical federal investment. some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle would like us to believe that this accurately represents our history. but unfortunately, most black americans have been written out of th

this is also a bowman to affirm ukraine's desire to enter the alliance, but looking again on the other, communicate and prism by them. a response to you to the questions during the press briefing, i think we should remain quite cautious. martin can say from the german marshal fund of the united states, joining us tonight in paris. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. and i think, you know, we need more vaccines, just a fraction of the world's population has been vaccinated. we need vaccines to go globally, particularly in low and middle income countries. and our vaccine is uniquely suited for that because the stable at refridgerated normal refrigerator temperatures, and that will help that was stanley ur. the ceo of the u. s. company novak which today reported that its cobit 19 vaccine clinical trials have shown a 100 percent efficacy rate and preventing moderate or severe coven. 19. the number of ex vaccine could be a game changer, but not in the united states. it's like the astrazeneca vaccine only requires normal refrigeration, making transport and storage e

what we see people like general bowman come up and speak at court, which the out it's changing the dynamics for us on the ground. i love that we have, we want to split screen because mark to speak from your perspective. linda, when i ask about risk, the risk that you take to be boldly unapologetically palestinian in the united states. that he's only just maybe, maybe maybe just understanding the palestinian cause for me for me. i think about a speech the doctor martin luther king gave a few days before. he was fascinated. he was telling the people that he may not get to the promised land that he sees the promised land, but he may not get there. and he didn't get there. and i believe the same. i may not be a free palestine in my lifetime, but i know that the seeds that i plan to be will bear fruit for generations to come . being i wake up in the morning, controversial just for being palestinian. i don't have to say anything. i don't have to tweet anything, you know, doing this work is risky. it risks your livelihood. for me, it's risk my life many times and including the lives of my children

am bowman los sham, east. i'm sure. but all nozzle negative, though, negative, negative the always lead team, shallow 0. my thoughts are really good politician mark of a team. but all, we certainly do see that israel as a hub if not in the world, and certainly in the region for this sort of cyber technology. and i think one of the things that we're going to see more and more countries like the u. e that have these big ambitions in cyberspace are going to try and replicate that sort of talent pipeline in their countries. it's very scary, especially when the targets are journalists, civil society, dissidence, these sorts of people being spied on by foreign governments or their own government . in some cases, it's really shocking, and i think it's an abuse of the spyware. the reason that the governments are interested in spying on them is for intelligence purposes, to figure out what they're up to, what they might do next. and if they can figure out what someone's doing, what they're about to do, then they can put a little

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the 2 bodies said that there's new comparison to because they're criminal, but alexis, the bowman, who was convicted and was serving a 2 year sentence for the violation of his early release. so he was convicted by russian court, and vladimir putin here says that, you know, americans are comparing with what happened on capitol hill to the treatment of election yvonne and saying there's nothing in common. but for the nation, you just, you know, you could regarding on non systemic opposition and the citizen you've mentioned this person knew full well that he was violating russian law. and he knew full well, but there was a warrant for his arrest. nevertheless, he came back to russia and he deliberately wanted to be arrested. so he did what he wanted to do. what else can we say hill? one of the things both leaders agreed on is to borrow job buttons, words. they need to be rules of the world, so that as a rule to how both countries should behave in case they come into this agreement over something with a dispute. you know, our rights conflict, how to resolve them as a civilized partners. i

in april, you said there was a pleating bowman for strong action to stop the atrocities. nothing has been done. do you fear that fleeting moment has now passed in my report to the security council on april 19th? i suggested to the members of the secret council to consider even the process of invoking responsibility to protect as we did in 2011. in the case of libya, of course, this will be met, i'm afraid to say that by the pewter power and but if dora tours dora regions which we cannot pride to address or in this acceptable situation. but the member states of the united nations particular securities, they're not divided completely if i did. and therefore i'm very urging. first of all is unusual among the i c n. so i shall be those should take a much, much stronger action. i myself or for my own visit to me. we are not military leader, but they the price that the timing was not the convenient for them. but when would be there would be a convenient time for me to visit because nothing has been happen. it is the people who will suffer from all dis, a military dictatorship.

capturing all for a period of time because of the terrorist that's running on that, saying he's got a bowman is going to blow it up and kill hundreds of people. then for that period of time, it could be proportionate for you to capture that information, run it through databases that you've got. i'm trying to identify the individual because you're, you're saving lives. so it's a very careful balance that has to be looked and you have to how about flexibility in the way law enforcement uses it. but again, the private companies that are using it about flexibility is something that isn't properly governed in the u. k. in england and wales is the protection of freedoms act that doesn't exist in scotland on the mound. certainly the u. k as a whole is foreign. the head of most of the rest of the. that's right. yeah. i mean, talking about sort of private companies, the thing to be regulation when it targets police saying, look, you can use this sort of technology to fight serious crime. but when it comes to a i and emotional recognition, for example, determining how somebody fails, they walk down th

capturing all for a period of time because of the terrorist that's running on that, saying he's got a bowman is going to blow it up and kill hundreds of people. then for that period of time it's, it could be proportionate for you to capture that information, run it through databases that you've got. i'm trying to identify the individual because you're, you're saving lives. so it's a very careful balance that has to be looked at. and you have to how about flexibility in the way law enforcement uses it? the real concern of cause is whether right me or only about the, the used by private companies of the, of the way to probably to companies will be using technology rather than governments. and then the possible abuse of those over the data gathered, sometimes in real time to, to do to trace people to track them down to perhaps embarrass them at one point in the lives. so. so the proposals are fairly, being introduced to protect us from government surveillance, but perhaps from, from, from having being intruded by commercial organizations. but the definition of publicly accessible locations does

alex bowman races into victory lane.row for another race on sunday. >> thanks, chris. that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lynn. abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here at abc 7, thank you so much (john h.) it's time to spring forward, america, and wipeout. (imitates scooby-doo) i love you! (john a.) love is in bloom tonight... whoo! for this very special engaged couples edition of spring "wipeout." 12 couples fixing to get hitched are about to face off for $50,000... whoo! on the world's most romantic obstacle course. ooh! come on, babycakes! we'll see astonishing spills... (grunts) magnificent falls...

alex bowman. all got front end damage. that was harvey taking the worst of it. late. caution sent the. race into an overtime finished kyle larson, who had a good car all day, held off teammate chase elliott for the wind. it was the first career road course win for larson, who won for the third time this year and he is in the top spot in the overall standings. so you know too bad nothing happens around the bay area sports wise. what a weekend. this was, uh, it was fantastic weekend and it's good to see people back out and enjoying being out with other people and being safe while doing it, joe. thank you so much movie. thank you all for joining us tonight we are back for the 10. o'clock at 11 for the 10. o'clock at 11 o'clock news right here what's going on? (laughs) it's-it's not what it looks like. what does it look like? "it's not what it looks like." "it's not what it looks like." what are you grinding about? penny's brain teaser this morning. she and koothrappali emerge from your bedroom. she is disheveled, and raj is dressed only in a sheet. the sole clue: "it's n

to strike, kill the head of iran, puts a false cause himself manny along with a bowman didn't want this. a took commanded of the popular mobilization forces in the last year. carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region. and lead to a dispute between iraq, the government, and these parliamentary groups that were had ultra 0 of that the former, some african president, jacob zoom, has been given 5 days to hand itself in after a judge sentenced him to 15 months in jail. zoom has been found guilty of contempt for fighting to appear before an inquiry which was investigating corruption during his time in office. this report from family de mila. it's the 1st time a former south african leader is facing jail time. jacob zoom has been ordered to surrender himself to police within 5 days. he was sentenced to 15 months for failing to appear at corruption inquiry. the constitutional court judges decision leaves the former president with few legal options and the extent to which mister myers attempted to justify defiance through public statements is off nor rele

we have betsy bowman from california who asks how can you continue to make progress even as politicalkeides? june to start? >> he make congress even as the divide grows at the question? >> i think we've just been talking but it's a really good question. you have to really believe in the mission of staying in the room no matter what and keep working toward an end goal. it is easy-to-follow into the trap of saying hey, i'm just going to go to the wings. i'm not going to extend the hand and try to figure out the places we can agree. in the problem solvers bucket the whole mission is when we get the 75% of us agreeing we stand as a block, we vote together. fifty-eight most of congress more than 10% the house of representatives, we also agreed never to campaign against one another. and we meet weekly. we commit to actually getting to know one another in building that trust. writing a check against someone's campaign. the idea is to really build that spirit of cooperation. brian's a proud republican i am proud democrat was still disagree on plenty. we still do it civilly. and i will tell you,

could force him to lee manny along with a bowman. i didn't want this. a took commanded of the popular mobilization forces in the last year, carrying out these threats of revenge now could mean more escalation in the region and lead to a dispute between iraq government and these parliamentary groups that were had a lot of the use of that. now the united states says it will contribute $120000000.00 in grants to fund to don's debt relief from the international monetary fund. on tuesday, the i m. s. approved a $2500000000.00 loan for tune for more than 3 years. washington has held it as a historic moment for su dawn and its people. the government has been pushing for reforms to tackle and economic crisis. they're going decades of corruption, isolation, and sanction. hundreds of thousands of children and their families have been displaced from the conflict and all the mozambique, and also forced another 2000 and to be separated from their relatives and also taking a total mental health. they are harding explain. 9 year old milton doesn't know if he's an orph

celtic blog among nations. leaving this yuki, it's not the same and it's not supposed to be more. bowman says i've called that the best you know, to keep them for a very long time. fisma best says give island but.

it's not the same and it's not supposed to be more. bowman says, i've called that the best you know, to come for a very long time. fisma best says give island back to the either. so let the d p argue their case and the united islands. while harvey says, we need an english independence party. and finally billy hall and says, the authorization of my nation ends with independence, tick tock, the empires on a cook. now, no, since the heater of hit tv, see these rolls polls arg was busy. what's in excitement across this rocket coastline has taxation and corner gone. so well together, because despite the claimed that the jewel of cornwall, saint ives was chosen as this weekend to 7 location because exemplifies clean and green issues, it says the marquee will of the filthy lucre which has dominated the stomach run up . a minimum corporate tax of 15 percent, whether not towards the long campaigns, while online transaction sags had been proposed and agreed by the finance ministers . however, is this a giant step forward is cleaned by chancellor issue tonight. what an elementary step over for