good to happy with us, john mclean. thanks so much for your time, so that you can justifying the bill under the quote doctrine of necessity. do you think that's persuasive enough for the you? i think we're in a poor place now. the cascade of events over the production of this new piece of said, threatened legislation on his threatens legislation, even even if it's passed, it will still have to get through a lot of hoops and it may never be actually applied, but it is an important threat. and it, it is a great worry now for businesses throughout great britain and ireland, but not just businesses for the communities that they serve to the jobs that they create and, and invest further in the use of the word necessity is illegal. s legalistic term, obviously leaving lots of room for interpretation and calibration. the reality is that the greater number of businesses and communities served by those businesses have been getting on with at the implementation of the protocol. i'll be at with some wrinkles, but every new regime,

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staff from my office like tony mclean as well as this guy here to my left, simon, melendez. also folks across the aisle like lindsay dearing and johnr allman and tom brandt, michelle dominguez -- i wish they had names like tester. mike jones. i sitting down in a bipartisan way to get this bill enacted, who were able to have success and get the job done and that's what they expect us to do. americans veterans and their loved ones would be better off as aod result of this work today and the result of that will make this country a better place. there's always a cost of war and it never fully repaid when the war and so got one question, are we willing to show millions of veterans that we have their back, the united states government has their back? are we willing to admit we didn't live up to the promise for veterans willso thompson and robinson? the fact is, i believe today will show you can put party politics aside and honor america's greatest. we can honor real and to fight for the heroes who fought for our country and passed my dad's act, sgt. first class, he's robinson. wege can begin settling our debs to millions of veterans and

director tony mclean as well as this guy to my left, sigh moon -- simon coon, james cho, tess resinky, volia votoyvich and liz simmons. but also folks across the aisle like lindsey dearing and john towers, asher almond and tom brant and pat mcgougan, michelle dominguez -- i wish they had names like tester and moran -- and mike jones. by sitting down in a bipartisan way to get this bill crafted, we were able to have success and get the job done, and that's what the folks who sent us here expect us to do. america's veterans and their loved ones would be better off r as a result this work today, and the result of that, it will make this country a better place. there is always a cost of war and that cost is never fully repaid when the war ends, so i've got one question -- are we willing to show these millions of veterans that we have their back, that the united states government has their back? are we willing to admit that we didn't live up to the promise of veterans like will thompson and heath robinson? but the fact is i believe today will show that we can put party politics aside and honor america's bravest. we can honor the plea of heath's eight-year-old daughter brielle and the

mclean. you are barbara and this is john. barbara, what issues matter most?on and what it meant -- education meant. what's your number one issue? >> well, with education it's school choice. i think that a lot of the parents in our city, their children are going to schools that are not accredited, that don't have good. >> well, i think that they were going to be working with some of the colleges, to set up lab schools and that sort of thing. >> money put aside also maybe the money can go with you. >> yes. >> the money for the public education go with you. >> exactly. >> brian: what about you, john, i can see you are ready to pay. >> the cost of living is one thing. this area, the state, this country has had so much abundance. it has been broken so quickly. it's breath-taking how much woke democrats have broken the whole range of our country. >> brian: right. what district are you voting? everyone is talking about the seventh and second. do you think these are going to be bellwethers for the country. >> definitely. we are in the fourth district leon benjamin is

director tony mclean as well as this guy to my left, sigh moon -- simon coon, james cho, tess resinky, volia votoyvich and liz simmons. but also folks across the aisle like lindsey dearing and john towers, asher almond and tom brant and pat mcgougan, michelle dominguez -- i wish they had names like tester and moran -- and mike jones. by sitting down in a bipartisan way to get this bill crafted, we were able to have success and get the job done, and that's what the folks who sent us here expect us to do. america's veterans and their loved ones would be better off r as a result this work today, and the result of that, it will make this country a better place. there is always a cost of war and that cost is never fully repaid when the war ends, so i've got one question -- are we willing to show these millions of veterans that we have their back, that the united states government has their back? are we willing to admit that we didn't live up to the promise of veterans like will thompson and heath robinson? but the fact is i believe today will show that we can put party politics aside and honor america's bravest. we can honor the plea of heath's eight-year-old daughter brielle and the