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and obviously, it's ludicrous that david's prime minister, george wilson prime minister, the whole things. he has a sort of sense of the general tragicomedy of the british political scene. why is it funny to you that you helped put someone into power who in your own view, and you are telling us today in his view, is ludicrous for him to be in thejob? you said it was tragically comic. that was his point of view. he is a guy that makes a lot ofjokes, that was his view of it. that's not how i would look at it. i said for many years, how terrible it is that these kind of characters are the ones that dominate politics and power in this country. so, it is not a laughing matterfor me. but for his point of view, it was a laughing matter. how do you see yourself? how do i see myself? how do you think others see you? generally as a nightmare. what is this about for you now though? lots of people are listening to you and thinking, this is revenge. you lost the influence of downing street. you lost the argument. you lost yourjob and now you are angry and so you are attacking. it's revenge, isn't it?

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jordan, his route included 4 consecutive buddies on his front 9. broad seneca gave the fans at wilson george's something to share about tom 17, where he hold his 2nd shot for ego. for the lead. and his another contender for shot of the day from fellow american will authorise this on 12, also going in for an eco shot further back at one on the u. s. a basketball star. bradley bail was just days away from heading to his 1st olympics. but now he won't be going, it's all the washington was it's god has been placed into cave in 1900 health and safety protocols and will be replaced in the u. s. team. so i concerns i have a current of are still dominating the build up to the tokyo game 8 days until the olympics and tokyo has recorded its highest number of corona virus cases in 6 months. one athlete in quarantine is tested positive along with several take care of 2020 staff. there's also been an outbreak at the hotel housing, the brazilian olympic team, where 7 staff have been infected. still the head of the international olympic committee, thomas fac, trusts in the safety measures the risk for the ot

even george washington had charles wilson peel doing miniatures for him at mount at valley forge. in addition to the post-mortem photographs there is another photographer. we don't know as well that we should and that's george barnard in 1863. he is stationed with william tecumseh sherman in chattanooga, tennessee. he will follow sherman to the siege of atlanta. he will live in atlanta while sherman's troops occupy it he will accompany sherman on the march to the sea to savannah. he will go on to charleston to columbia, south carolina and to richmond and what he chronicles is nothing less than the dismantling of the southern way of life. i want you to come in and take a close. look at these photographs for two reasons. first of all, they're drop dead gorgeous and the depth of field the ability for him to focus is so intense you feel like you could reach in and pull out individual rocks his ability to set a camera is really nothing short of extraordinary. but i also want you to think about it in terms of his northern audience the people back home who would have seen these photograph

george, be gold. jeff k, you know, kennedy, i'm like, wilson was called on making the won't say for you more can you just said make the world say for diversity. that's very, that's a very important distinction. you know, and i think that the moment is the early seek, just we were very close doing you agreement between the soviet union and the united states. that would save a lot of lives. and a lot of effort in georgia cannon wrote about that by the field because kennedy got killed and you know, all the people came to power. but in general, i think it should be the slogan that they want to avoid another world war. we need to make the world safe for them and diversity, georgia. and the important thing is, is that for a stable, international order, all of the major stakeholders have to see the international order. it is being legitimate. but the ideology coming out of on steroids now from the bye didn't ministration, is that, you know, if you do not participate in act in the international system as we deem that you weren't illegitimate after. and if you deem a major power like russia and china is not being

the day we decided to partner up with isos acquisition corp., led by two executives, george barios and michelle wilson own the professional bowlers association. so we're doing about 70 hours of original tv content every year that we produce. and we see great expansion opportunities for that on the media ide, in gambling, gamification, in global expansion, and these are all things that isos can help us win. >> gambling for bowling. what does that look like >> well, gambling for bowling has been around for more than a century. so you put money into a pot, and you get that at the end of the day or the end of the season, based on various things, but we actually now have gone global. we have a virtual bowling tournament that we unveiled last summer called rumble and so you can compete in any bowling center that is on this software system, that we're partnered up on, anywhere in the world. we had 26 countries participate, over 5,000 entrants in our beta test, it worked spectacularly well the next evolution of that is to be able to bet on your next shot in center, so you walk up to the line and we give you o

in 1982, the criminal colleges longtime fellow george partnered with a political scientist james wilson to write an essay for the atlantic monthly: broken windows. they believed the forces could make progress, the murders and the shootings had assault by setting up a focus on the seemingly trivial crimes disorder rated the best panhandling, public intoxication, graffiti, vandalism and motels predict universal the idea enthusiastic champion and legendary police chief was appointed new york city's top cop in 1993. eric's crime declined is legendary. but the federal government also played a central role in restoring peace to cities across the country. now much i built as 1994 put an additional 70000 officers on the streets of our cities by the end of the century. cities with more than 100,000 president so their police forces growth by an average of 70 percent. the results were correspondingly dramatic. the murder rates fell by 42 percent between 1990 and 2000. and that great declined all-americans in vertically benefited black and brown people living in our nation's most disadvantaged urba

veterans who shared george evans' feeling about the war but they didn't join the vietnam veterans against the war. they felt the same convictions. many in this room know brian wilson, he wrote a memoir called "blood on the tracks." he developed anti-war convictions while in vietnam, but didn't get engaged in those politics then. years later, in 1987, in his activism against american intervention in central america, sat down on the tracks at the concord naval weapons station in the bay area to block a munitions train from sending its lethal weapons to central america. ordinarily, these protests on the tracks, which dated back to the vietnam war, the train would stop, there would be an arrest and so forth. the train did not stop. it sped up, ran over him. he lost both lower legs and 19 bones were broken. he managed to live and is still a life-long peace activist. there were millions of minds changed during the '60s. most americans supported the war in the early '60s. by 1971, a poll found 71% of americans thought it was a mistake. more remarkably, 58%, the full majority, believed the war -- the american war in vietnam was immoral. because we are celebrating in a sen

wilson, bbc news, silverstone. the young american collin morakawa has won golf�*s open championship by two shots, comfortably holding off his rivals with a faultless final round at royal st george collin morakawa proved he is not most golfers. he began the day behind low use stays on. this is spectacular- _ behind low use stays on. this is spectacular. this _ behind low use stays on. this is spectacular. this is _ behind low use stays on. this isj spectacular. this is spectacular. behind low use stays on. this is i spectacular. this is spectacular. a spectacular _ spectacular. this is spectacular. a spectacular run — spectacular. this is spectacular. a spectacular run of _ spectacular. this is spectacular. a spectacular run of birdies - spectacular. this is spectacular. a spectacular run of birdies and - spectacular. this is spectacular. a| spectacular run of birdies and then he was four shots clear. a victory procession? not quite asjordan spieth made a charge and close the gap tojust one. spieth made a charge and close the gap to just one. but while this might be collin morakawa�*s first open, it will not be his last. hopes of a british challenge did not quite materialise. sc