paul mason, i think a previous job used to make campaign videos for the tuc.ake on these videos? well, it not for the tuc- but trade unions and campaigns. my number one rule in political video making is don't - let politicians have . any editorial control. let them say what it wants to say but it l was whole, not l guard. and it's a probably- a subliminally inspired, more of a video by a spoof video on the day today - about 20 years ago. what they are doing right now, i think the game . we are in is can the - conservative right keep rishi sunak out| of the last two? i don't think they can. but that is the game that is being played. in the attempt to do that, the media strategies- are highly contrasted. sunak has gone straight to the people. - with that video. the look of that... notjust the video, the launch. reminded me of a david cameron launch some early i in cameron's career. so he saying, "look, i am the man that i can govern britain. " the others, i think they're notjust aiming at mp5. i let's remember- on the media show, we are actually quite important.

justice leandra kruger, judge lewis lyman, nancy marder, judge randolph, judge allison jones rushing mason, paul, teresa reed dip oh, sloan, and douglas winslow. i also want to express my gratitude to jamaal greene and carol lee who cochaired the resolution committee to the members of that committee, diane amon, christopher, daniel, jean, abner greene, johnson, detroit mackenzie, eduardo, deborah, george, adam, robert shapiro, kate shaw and sonya west. the meeting today will be chaired by chief justice barron and scott harris will be the secretary. i will now turn the podium and that meeting over too chief judge behrendt. >> madame assistant general, chief justice, associate justices, members of the stevens family, mr. attorney general, members of the supreme court bar. it is a great honor to be with you all to remember a great man. but in saying that i cannot help but think it seems a misleading way to describe justice stevens. not because it's inaccurate but because it does not cap short what made him great. that description calls to mind an overpowering person, a larger-than-life person. but

scotland where its hunger has won twice previously in 50 san mason champs with won't be around the final 2 rounds after finishing up knowing eyes of paul well sure to the cuts could be the last time saga feature is at one of his favorite cool, 6. the next one comes around what? 2? 3430 and i, i don't know, 5 i'll be physically able to play by then. um, so it to me it from like that this might have been my last parish open here at st. andrew's and the fans ovation and the warmth. i was on an unbelievable feeling. i understand what with jack and arnold, i had gone through in the past and i, i was kind of feeling that way and there at the end and just just the collective warmth and, and understanding they understand what golfs all about and what it takes to be an open champion and i've been lucky enough and fortune up to one this twice here and it, it felt i felt very emotional just just because, you know, i just don't know what my health is going to be. like. i'm a little tick. the mom of them are not playing the weekend because i, i certainly did not play good enough to, to be around. and i wish i would have would have played better, wh

guaranteed by two masons under whom he apprenticed but you could also see in the early ledgers a lot of famous names. there was a silversmith named thomas ayers and his loan was guaranteed by paul revere. there's another man a carpenter who's loan was guaranteed by samuel adams and when he turned the pages of the ledger to begin in the 1790s, you really feels like a whole village is assembling before your eyes on the page you get a house right a glacier a cabinet maker a blacksmith a candle maker a sadler a shoemaker a hairdresser on and on and on it's really exciting to watch and i start i found myself in the archives as you're turning these pages and they're crinkling, you know, and no one's looked at them for decades of that hundreds of years you're rooting for these men to make these loan payments and so you want them. succeed philadelphia, and this is going to set the chorus for how things go with the management takes a little bit longer to get going on their loan scheme. this is an ad in franklin's grandson's benny's newspaper 1792 calling people to put in their applications for the loans. philadelphia is when the first loan went to a shoemaker named john grant and i love