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but vincent biruta, but listening to vincent biruta, there parry, the foreign there, mike parry, theirs minister of rwanda, he sounded bit offended by sounded a bit offended by the supreme of the uk, saying supreme court of the uk, saying that it was unfounded and unfair. >> their judge well, you would be, wouldn't you? >> they've got a very >> because they've got a very good track record in rwanda over the last 20 years. >> think had better >> i think it's had better economic growth. >> country in >> and almost every country in the world, i think it's changed itself commercial itself into a commercial operation within africa. it's got a good track record on law and order. so i don't blame the minister in kigali for being a bit upset that judges in england who've never been there. i don't think any one of those judges has ever gone to rwanda to try and see for themselves what the situation is like , are suddenly situation is like, are suddenly passing judgement on them . passing judgement on them. >> well, not a democracy . >> well, it's not a democracy. it's got massive human rights

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and broadcaster mike parry . good broadcaster mike parry. good morning to you both.>> three uh, we were in the studio less than an hour ago when the decision came through. then you've got to assemble it in your head and digest it. my immediate thought was, this is an incredible victory for harry because so far, all he's had in criticism for the netflix for and the book spare and all that is that you've made a lot of it up. this is not made up. this has been a high court decision now. and for the first time in many years, harry has credibility in the sense that a high court judge is standing behind claims that he's behind the claims that he's made, that a massive victory made, that is a massive victory for harry. the repercussions, and i'm a fleet street man of 25 years standing could be enormous here because cause without probably getting into naming names, there are some people now involved in the newspaper industry which have moved on to other things , and i think some other things, and i think some of them actually have been named in judgement, who are now in the

mike parry is there.ent quite well for boris? >> well, it's not about whether one is a fan or not. >> about whether the >> it's about whether the inquiry work and inquiry is doing his work and then whether boris is being truthful. boris is truthful. so i'm glad boris is healthy. him to healthy. we don't want him to be ill. i doubt that ill. and i don't doubt that whoever was prime minister would have great burden have felt the great burden of being leader of the nation at such catastrophic so on such a catastrophic time. so on some sense , personally, i feel some sense, personally, i feel for but one he complains for him. but one he complains about the remit of the inquiry. yet drew up remit yet he drew up the remit of inquiry years ago when he inquiry a few years ago when he was prime minister and secondly, lots mistakes were made, lots of mistakes were made, particularly over boris johnson not being truthful about the parties. and thirdly, the reason i think why some of the legal counsel in the course o

the bbc spoke to rear admiral dr chris parry, a former royal navy warfare officer about maritime securityonal rules—based system, then we have to enforce the law at sea. and if i can take the analogy further — people like the houthis, the somali pirates, even some of the great powers like russia and china trying to interfere with the freedom of the seas are a bit like malware in your computer system. they'll completely sort of interfere with what you're trying to do. so, what we have to do in these situations is say, "look, if we believe in the freedom of the seas, "we have to protect its use for those that wish to go "about, as we used to say, their lawful occasions". us defense secretary lloyd austin will travel to the middle east next week in response to the houthi attacks on american forces in the region and to contain insecurity fuelled by the israel—hamas conflict. the international organization for migration says 61 migrants, including women and children, have drowned in a shipwreck off the coast of libya. the organisation quoted survivors saying the boat, carrying around 86 people

earlier i spoke to rear admiral dr chris parry, a former royal navy warfare officer, for more informationattacks. well, i think it's a continuation of the pressure that iran, through the houthis, is trying to apply to free world nations to try and offset the support that they're giving to israel. they're not too fussy about some of the vessels that they are attacking. originally, of course, they said they were attacking those with israeli connections. they've become a lot less discriminating since, and i think they're just trying to make trouble in one of the chokepoints of the maritime trading system. you mentioned that the choke points. so talk to us about that bab el mundo, so talk to us about that ——bab al—mandab that particular section of the red sea. tell us why that's so important and why they've targeted that. one of the things i've said over the years is that the sea is the physical equivalent of the world wide web, and you get sort of chokepoints where the geography constrains the maritime routes. so you get it in the english channel, the malacca straits near singapore, and the

good broadcaster mike parry join us now. good morning to you broadcaster mike parry join us now .ing . i was thinking yeah, morning. i was thinking when the rmt came to an agreement, i was thinking whoopee , you know, we were all whoopee, you know, we were all going to be okay. well, you'd think involves a lot of think aslef involves a lot of train companies and a lot of disruption. >> you'd think there'd be a knock effect. you'd think, knock on effect. you'd think, well, the have well, you know, the rmt have settled. great. 5% after settled. that's great. 5% after holding out for much, much bigger increases for a long time, they seem to have seen sense . what is mind boggling sense. what is mind boggling here is that i think i'm right in saying on the aslef are the very highest paid people who work on trains there. the train drivers aren't they? and they get about £65,000 a year sometimes for a four day week and they get very good benefits. why why do they think they've been so badly done to if other workers is on the train network and we're talking about guards, we're talking ab

for some more analysis on this, i spoke with rear admiral dr chris parry.warfare officer, strategic forecaster and a writer. well, what the houthis are trying to do from yemen is intervene in the crisis in israel and gaza and try and do their bit. obviously, they're being backed by iran because these drones are coming from iran originally. so, for their own reasons in the local area and also in support of obviously what's going on in gaza, they're trying to do their bit, as i said. unfortunately, it's leading to indiscriminate attacks on international shipping and quite innocent shipping as well. and what's happened is the navy of the free world have intervened to say, you don't do that at sea. and the us, of course, has significant assets in the region, so it's able to do that? oh, yes. i mean, the united states navy has a carrier battle group sitting in the gulf of oman, one of its destroyers, the carney, has come round and is operating in the red sea. the french indeed shot down one two or three days ago. the french ship languedoc shot down a drone, and

when we're talking about this, this woman that, samuel parris, had brought back from barbados as an africanwoman who did this. well, we know that that is not the case, because the actual text of the says tituba was an indigenous woman and she was even married to a man who was known as who literally has indian in his name. i think his name was john indian. and so they were both indigenous people. and that brings us to this kind of the combining of this. there were people of african descent who were pulled into the salem trials. so, yes, not only is it part of the narrative they were brought before the community, mary black brought before the community, and that's been bound up in these these trials. interestingly enough, though they were not put to death. fact tituba basically was like, yeah, i'm a witch. they threw her in prison. then she survived the trials. and that is actually a way that some people did survive the trials by just admitting right, sir, you're right. and you know, don't tell me type of thing. and then they survived. but yeah, i think that in thinking about how this is a de

for some more analysis on this, i spoke with rear admiral dr chris parry.ategic forecaster and a writer. well, the who these are trying to intervene in the crisis in israel and gaza —— the houthis. they're being backed by iran, so for their own reasons, in the local area and also in support of what's going on in gaza, they're trying to do their bit. unfortunately, it's leading to indiscriminate attacks on quite innocent shipping, and what's happened is the navy has intervened to say don't do that at sea. in the us has significant _ to say don't do that at sea. in the us has significant assets - to say don't do that at sea. in the us has significant assets in - to say don't do that at sea. in the us has significant assets in the i us has significant assets in the region. us has significant assets in the re . ion. , us has significant assets in the reuion. , ,, ., , ., , region. yes, the united states navy has a carrier — region. yes, the united states navy has a carrier battle _ region. yes, the united states navy has a carrier battle group _ region. yes, th

the bbc spoke to rear admiral dr chris parry, a former royal navy warfare officer about maritime security i can take the analogy further, people like the houthis, the somali pirates, even some of the great powers like russia and china trying to interfere a bit like malware in your computer system, completely well, what we have to do is if we believe in the freedom of its ease, we have to protect the wishes of those who go about, we used to say it lawful occasions. us defense secretary lloyd austin will travel to the middle east next week in response to the houthi attacks on american forces in the region and to contain the growing insecurity fueled by the israel—hamas conflict. a british teenager who was missing for six years has arrived back in the uk from france. alex batty, who is now 17, disappeared on a family holiday to spain with his mother and grandfather in 2017. he was found on wednesday morning by a motorist who saw him walking through the rain near toulouse. lorna gordon reports. this is the secluded guest house where alex batty is thought to have lived with his grandfather for

scott parry added this. >> reporter: hunter biden under oath in a closed-door session like every other. hunter biden because of his last name is no more important, is no more special than every other american. >> reporter: hunter biden's legal team is concerned choice moments from a closed-door session could be manipulated. jamie raskin fired back at them for that. >> hunter biden said i will take whatever format you want. i will come and testify in public but what i won't do is do it behind closed doors so you can leak out snippets and claim i said something i didn't which is what they've been doing for the last we 10 months. >> reporter: hunter biden's attorney was given until monday to confirm his client's attendance. griff: thank you. >> it was a regrettable day. prior to yesterday only five people had ever been expelled from congress, three were confederates, two were convicted of federal charges and george santos has not been convicted in court. >> the great battles of liberty all through the dark ages, people able to have adjudicated what they are accused of, in open court's. gr

live now to rear admiral dr chris parry.oyal navy warfare officer, strategic forecaster and writer. thank you very much a being with us. there had been a slight lull in these attacks from the houthis. what do you make of this latest one and the response? i do you make of this latest one and the response?_ do you make of this latest one and the response?— the response? i think it's a continuation _ the response? i think it's a continuation of _ the response? i think it's a continuation of the - the response? i think it's a. continuation of the pressure the response? i think it's a - continuation of the pressure that iran threw the houthis is trying to apply to nations to offset the support that they are giving to israel. they are not too fussy about some of the vessels that they are attacking. originally, of course, they said they were attacking those with israeli connections but they have become a lot less discriminating and they are just trying to make trouble in one of the checkpoints of the maritime trading system. checkp

live now to rear admiral dr chris parry.are officer, strategic forecaster and writer. welcome to the programme. what do you make of these attacks on merchant ships?— you make of these attacks on merchant ships? you make of these attacks on merchant shis? ~ ., ., merchant ships? well, the houthi are t in: to merchant ships? well, the houthi are trying to intervene _ merchant ships? well, the houthi are trying to intervene in _ merchant ships? well, the houthi are trying to intervene in the _ merchant ships? well, the houthi are trying to intervene in the crisis - merchant ships? well, the houthi are trying to intervene in the crisis in - trying to intervene in the crisis in israel and gaza and try and do their bit. 0bviously they are being backed by iran, because these drones are coming from iran originally. so for their own reasons in the local area, but also in support of obviously what is going on in gaza, they are trying to do their bit as i said. unfortunately, it is leading to indiscriminate attacks on international shi

um, rear admiral chris parry. um, chris, thank you for joining rear admiral chris parry.us chris, thank you for joining us on the show. it's always a pleasure, always a concern . of pleasure, always a concern. of course, when the western allies are dragged into these conflicts, echoes of the iraq war and afghanistan, of course . war and afghanistan, of course. how concerned should we be about america being pulled into the conflicts in the middle . east? conflicts in the middle. east? >> i think, martin, we need to be concerned about the whole free world being dragged into the conflict middle east. the conflict in the middle east. >> i think iran and china and russia would like to characterise this as the united states against everybody else, but it's not the case. um, i think we've got to wake up in the free world that, uh , the the free world that, uh, the three countries i just mentioned , uh, are in a state of low level war with us at the moment. >> uh, and what we're seeing in ukraine, seeing in ukraine, what we're seeing in the sea, what we're the south china sea, wh

is the fat content, the higher it is, the more nutritious the product is at the milk factory. they parryf fat content. as a rule, on store shelves, you will most likely find milk with a fat content of from one and a half to 3.6%. and according to regulatory documents, milk can be produced as skim milk, but somehow in our republic it is usually not produced, and up to 9.9%. then it comes from 10% cream, so you can choose any milk based on fat content, because everything with fat content less than 5% is considered dietary. when purchasing milk, you need to check the integrity and tightness of the packaging. with the slightest puncture it can penetrate inside. damaged in transit, please leave the milk in the store. if the milk is pasteurized, it is usually bottled in plastic wrap. this packaging is considered the cheapest in cost ; this product will also be cheaper than milk poured into a plastic bottle or in bags made of combined materials. as for milk for children, be sure to look at packaging with the appropriate inscription. this milk is subject to additional requirements both for raw m

instead of food they will guard, if you don’t tease the dogs, they won’t... they will attack, they will parrylocal administration , they recognize the fact of spontaneous construction, but for some reason they are delaying the decision, we have all movable objects, which will be like garages, they should be installed on land plots that are properly registered, that is often there is no permission to place this object. 2 weeks, this is the period the mayor’s office set aside for... the nose in the order addressed to svetlana bashmachnikova, she, in turn, has already warned the dissatisfied parents of everyone else, she will be sued, which means the story will drag on for months, whoever is asking must make a strong-willed decision and release the yard from a pack of stray animals, the administration or the residents themselves, while dogs play on the site and do not even allow adults into the sandbox. daria marova, valentin lyubimov and anton lukyanov, ntv. this that’s all for today, more news on our website in the npp telegram channel, i remind you that feedback also works there, if you have

john parry parting loud he isn't news. we are use to him talking out of his ass. am i right? have been following this closely. do you think it was a fark? >> yes. >> why do you think it's the case. >> because i want it to be. this is the best day since eric swalwell. honestly, this is the other thing we can unite around besides maybe common hatred. if we still have people parting regardless of our politics we can realize that was funny. this is the only thing anyone has seen from the summit. all they do is due summits all day every day. a bunch of summits. this is all we have seen from it. he should come out and do a press conference and admit it. >> you would be so much more popular if he said listen, i did it. america, i swear to you he would be far more popular. he is talking about some weird commie control stuff. the fact that he did that humanizes all of that. >> greta is going to have to upstage him. she will have to have explosive. tyrus, isn't the real story is not that he forwarded but it doesn't happen more often? >> the real story, can we please run that tape back,

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ruth parry was the head teacher of caversham primary school for 13 years. for 13 years. she took her life injanuary this year. ofsted was going to stake the school from outstanding to inadequate leaving her distressed for the first morning of the inspection. ruth said that at that first — morning of the inspection. ruth said that at that first meeting _ morning of the inspection. ruth said that at that first meeting she - morning of the inspection. ruth said that at that first meeting she felt i that at that first meeting she felt it was just absolutely relentless. she said it felt like i had was not working. then another question which you do not have time to answer. they would contradict what she would say. she was in a complete state and she kept repeating herself. i am devastated, i am kept repeating herself. i am devastated, lam broken, i kept repeating herself. i am devastated, lam broken, lam traumatised. th devastated, i am broken, i am traumatised.— devastated, i am broken, i am traumatised. : :, , , traumatised. in evidence other stuff at the scho

critics say he has not electrified a new post-trump coalition, or found ways to do more than parry theublican party's creed. in other words, some say biden is competent, but not exciting. he's far better than trump, they argue, but not building towards the future in a way they think confidently brings the party together, the young people together, and a coalition they they can win long term. that's some of what we heard. >>> now, if that sounds vague or unfair criticism for these high stakes times, we hear about a possible dictatorship, that's exactly what the white house and biden allies say. they vow, based on the numbers and trends, they say when there's actual election, they're doing just fine and next week tt >>> i have news on that tonight as well. inflation has been falling. u.s. jobs continue surging, nearly 200,000 new jobs in november. so the once high unemployment rate is under historic lows, under 4%. then you get to the question where politics and facts meet, or don't. we know we're in a time of relentless turbo-charged lies and propaganda. and it might be different than t

start of the new year's or maybe there is a bit of balance in, and that is why you seeing traders parryk some of those rate cut bets, leading up to this speech. in terms of sector by sector, it is slow going but you're only seeing industrials and financials that are in the green here this morning. but the csi 300, we the new 2023 lows. where does that tell you about the confidence at the moment here? when you hear, you know, all these measures we are hearing from the property side of things here, policymakers are more sara spirit i think foreign investors are still not biting. david: one stock to mark, 7 and i, were up about 5%. the most since 2022 there on the back of the buyback plan. we talked about energy. not sure what we are looking out to be completely frank. well, there's play were had. we're -- i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected on the day of your move with the xfinity app. can i slee

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i will get to the climate issue and john parry in the next segment.stly i don't see how they change course. they already adopted this radicalized new green deal, radical socialism. it gave us $2 trillion in new debt last year. our only hope is the republicans in the house can finally, maybe, possibly actually unite behind two big issues. one would be spending. and ending a facet spending and back to eventually at least plan to a balanced budget. the second one would have to be borders. they have such a thin majority that they can't seem to get enough people to agree on any of these big topics which should be republican owned topics. >> they will need a republican president if they want to get any of that stuff done. biden has no intention of changing course. that's why he is changing the name. if he wanted to change policy, he would change policy. he is changing the name because he doesn't want to change the policy or his handlers don't want to change the policy. that is why the green stuff is not slowing down. the subsidies aren't slowing down. this

in parris island, south carolina, from there.ent to school, then tree and got my sign it to go the same time, threes and a sign that camp pendleton, california potter served 8 years in the marine corps black to get back. yeah. had to be dead. 2 deployments, 3 tours in iraq. 17 countries even learned to new language is arabic and spanish. i change my military service for anything my first year and i was sent to or more for a tactics. instructor school. >> upon completion, i ended up training 5,000 troops urban warfare about 6 months later, i was sent to a >> rescue swimmer school and they sent me to another structure school or you ring come out. our survival in a 60,000 troops in one year that leadership experience state with potter as he looks for his next steps after the marines, he started volunteering as a firefighter after about a week of training and whatnot. i. >> i asked my says their way to do this full time and then i got hired as a seasonal firefighter, tony caldeira senator >> reminded me of similar to combat marines i

rear admiral chris parry is a former royal navy warfare officer, strategic forecaster and writer. 0nel equivalent of their world wide web and you get sort of choke points where the geography constrains the maritime route so you get it in the english channel, near singapore and other areas and to get quite a lot of shipping going through. it is very high density and, of course, much of the oil and gas that the west uses comes through that route. the only alternative, really, is to go around the cape and it is quite significant, of course, that the agents of iran are not constraining oil and gas that is going to china and india but they are constraining the oil and gas thatis are constraining the oil and gas that is coming to europe and the rest of the free world. in that is coming to europe and the rest of the free world.— rest of the free world. in the middle east _ rest of the free world. in the middle east to _ rest of the free world. in the middle east to russia. i russia's president vladimir putin says his country will never back down in its war against ukraine, as he addressed th

in parris island, south carolina, from there. i went to school then to tree and got my sign. same time, threes a sign that camp pendleton, california potter served 8 years in the marine corps black to get back. yeah. had to be dead. 2 deployments, 3 tours in iraq. 17 countries even learned to new language is arabic and spanish. i change my military service for anything my first year and i was sent or more for a tactics. instructor school. >> upon completion, i ended up training 5,000 troops urban warfare about 6 months later, i was sent to a >> rescue swimmer school and they sent me to another structure. score became ring. come out. our survival in a tree. 60,000 troops in one year that leadership experience state with potter as he looks for his next steps after the marines, he started volunteering as a firefighter after about a week of training and whatnot. i i asked my says way to do this full time and then i got hired as a seasonal firefighter, tony commerce, an address. >> reminded me of. some are combat marines i made a choice that. >> you know, this is what i want to do

complete his work, the man struck him and attempted to strike him a second time, but paul was able to parryand what was the reason? was it just an altercation in the prison, or was it some kind of deliberate and politically-inspired assault? do you have any way of knowing which is which? >> it's hard the know. the prison has talked to the prosecutor's office. paul said that some sort of security services showed up, some sort of police for the to investigate investigate, and it seems to be an open and shut case. what i've seen in the russian media is that they had political differents, and our expectation and understanding -- differences, and our understanding from paul is it's because he's american and this particular prisoner had very anti-american views. stuart: very recently your brother did an interview expressing concern about his safety. have you heard from the administration about a getting him out? >> we haven't. we've seen the same things you've seen which is president biden saying recently that they weren't giving up. he's said also that he's not walking away from paul's case. in

that's former rear admiral chris parry there. well, you've been sending some emails, folks. there., folks . thank you some emails, folks. thank you very indeed. keep them very much indeed. keep them coming . says new year coming. lisa says happy new year to you all. i hope that you've been able to, uh, get some candidates all over the country. anne says , uh, please ask anne says, uh, please ask where's nigel's recognition ? where's nigel's recognition? that's a very good question. where is nigel's recognition ? where is nigel's recognition? makes an sick, uh, let's see what john says . uh, john says, what john says. uh, john says, uh , i fully support tim martin's uh, i fully support tim martin's , uh, being knighted. i think. forget the politics. he's a good businessman. employed thousands of people. that's absolutely right, john. you're quite right. indeed. well folks, we'll get back to other comments later in the show. they'll keep those coming on your views, keep them coming on your views, keep them coming in. what are your new year's resolutions? what do you think to the hono

in parris island, south carolina, from there. i went to school then to tree and got my sign. same time, threes and a sign at camp pendleton, california. potter served 8 years in the marine corps black to get back. yeah. had to be dead. 2 deployments, 3 tours in iraq. 17 countries even learned to new language is arabic and spanish. i change my military service for anything my first year and i was sent to or more for a tactics. instructor school. >> upon completion, i ended up training 5,000 troops urban warfare about 6 months later, i was sent to a >> rescue swimmer school and they sent me to another structure. score became ring. come out. our survival and a 60,000 troops in one year that leadership experience state with potter as he looks for his next steps after the marines, he started volunteering as a firefighter after about a week of training and whatnot. i. >> i asked my says their way to do this full time and then i got hired as a seasonal firefighter, tony caldeira senator. yes. >> reminded me of. somewhere to combat the marines it. i made a choice that. >> you know, t

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for some more analysis on this, i spoke with rear admiral dr chris parry.e been backed by iran because the drones are coming from iran originally. so they are trying to do their bit. as i said, it is leading to indiscriminate attacks on international shipping and quite innocent shipping as well. what has happened is the navies of the free world have intervened to say, you don't do that at sea. the world have intervened to say, you don't do that at sea.— don't do that at sea. the us and significant _ don't do that at sea. the us and significant assets _ don't do that at sea. the us and significant assets in _ don't do that at sea. the us and significant assets in the - don't do that at sea. the us and significant assets in the region, | don't do that at sea. the us and l significant assets in the region, so it is able to do that?— it is able to do that? yes, the united states _ it is able to do that? yes, the united states navy _ it is able to do that? yes, the united states navy has - it is able to do that? yes, the united states navy has a - it is able to

order to provoke and continue the war, because the agreement that was concluded had already been parriedbut a country where languages ​​and so on are respected, other all states, and what is also very important, medya is now here. who headed this davil, he emphasized that neither lugansk, nor donetsk, the russian federation, much less crimea, were surrendered, they said that these territories, yes, should remain, go through referendums and so on, but should remain in the jurisdiction, so to say, not ukrainian, and this is very important, because we understand that this is the camarilla, and the kiev one, it already then, well, agreed to the conditions that were ensured by the successful, quick operation of the russian they grabbed it, because it turned out to be a very federation that put ukraine in its previous position, returned all european affairs to a safe state, so boris johnson flew there and not only johnson flew there , and so on and so forth, and they needed this very arahami of all, whoever was connected with him there means that he pushed for these actions, the murder, by the

the youngest child of a railway signalman, the then glenys parry joined the labour party at the age ofeil kinnock lost the general election, she embarked on her own political career. glenys elizabeth kinnock. .. she was elected to the european parliament in 1994, and represented wales for 15 years. can i see how heavy that is? she was later appointed as foreign office minister by gordon brown, who today paid this tribute. where ever there was an injustice, where ever there was poverty and inequality and, where ever women and girls were being denied their basic rights, there was glenys standing up for them. she campaigned hard for britain to remain in the eu, another political battle ultimately lost. in her final years she suffered from alzheimer's, but according to her husband she never lost her sense of merriment. the labour leader keir starmer said she would be remembered as a pioneering woman. glenys kinnock who has died today aged 79. let's ta ke let's take another look at our main story as we look at these live pictures from this hospital in southern gaza. the head of the israeli

we're joined again by broadcaster mike parry and author broadcaster parry and author and broadcaster this an attack on democracy ? is this the attack on democracy? is this the democrats and their last gasp attempt at stopping him from winning re—election next year? well i don't know about that, but i do know that trump's lawyers are certainly very, very busy . busy. >> what a caseload. and i think this is small fry in in terms of what we've got to come next yeah what we've got to come next year. i think the most damning one is going to be the florida classified files , which i think classified files, which i think should be in about march. she's got four criminal cases coming up, which means he could be the first president behind bars, because these do have potential jail times. the reason i find this interesting is because he was president. he also has a lifelong security detail, and it just be so interesting to see how this practically could work around bars . around bars. >> do you think this was a principled ruling from the colorado? >> well, look, it's all part of us election th

the village which is almost on the front tier in which the witchcraft breaks out were samuel parris isthe minister it's a tiny little town it's very much an outpost and builds up on a wilderness and these are years obviously there been very frequent wars against native americans and which people felt very vulnerable and at a time when the colony itself politically vulnerable. age, abos away -- salem town, i'm sorry, is a much more sophisticated, larger town and that is where the trials themselves took place. this is a town that has jurisdiction over salem village and that is an unusual relationship. the farmers in salem village are not particulate pleased they have two give access to the ones in salem town because they are more vulnerable, salem town is a much should be protecting that. >> host: here are some of the things i wrote down and reading this book, and you tell me which apply, if any. we are talking about the witches. class, sex, teen angst, religion, peer pressure, conspiracy theory. >> i think you pretty much covered it. yes. it's he and early manifestation of thinking but

. >> host: what happened to our two original girls, abigail williams and betty parris? >> guest: betty is shipped off, she lives in a different town and we essentially have nothing of her again. abigail will be involved with the girls who go to court and, i should've said the afflictions do spread to a bunch of teenage girls, or prepubescent girls altogether, who will be in the court and their kind of exhibit a for the prosecution because as a grimace and bleed, and equipment it's very hard to deny there must be witchcraft at work because there's no other expedition for the symptoms of the schools are displaying. you have this set the course of girls who are clearly screaming and clearly suffering from something very vile. it seems to make the case that much easier to prosecute. >> host: stacey schiff, our old friend cotton mather has a role in this. >> guest:: he does. i spent a lot of time with cotton mather. cotton mather was the author of the book which i refer to the best-selling book on the earlier witchcraft prosecutions. i should preface this by saying to a man,

i now recognize miss parry for her opening statement. >> good afternoon, ranking member lee and distinguished members of the subcommittee. i am a senior legal fellow at the heritage foundation. as a former varsity athlete a mother of the girls all study athlete and former senior counsel for civil rights, the department of education, i have as the saying goes -- >> excuse me. i moved to have the gentlewoman's words taken down. >> the committee will suspend. >> madame chair, she is engaging in personalities. >> can i just ask how it is fair to be called trans phobic? >> i would say men disguising themselves as women are engaging in -- hang on, hang on, order, order, let's get a ruling. [inaudible conversations] >> withdraw the point of order. >> thank you, miss lee. i now recognize miss perry for the opening statement, you can start over. thank you. >> ranking member lee and distinguished members of the subcommittee, my name is sarah perry, senior fellow at the heritage foundation will just former varsity athlete and mother of girls varsity athlete and senior counsel for civil rights, departmen

frequently being in poverty meant you couldn't get parried. if you have a couple together and one has a job they usually aren't considered to be in povercy ty so they don't get free house, free food, free check, there's a flawed program called earned income tax credit. in which people also get more money. all these programs have two things in common. they are largely -- they largely penalize people who get married to someone with an income. and they all largely discourage people from working. in my experience, talking to people on the lower level of the income scale, they all know when they should stop working to get the maximum benefits. there's a sweet spot if you're a single parent. around $16,000 to $18,000. and you get your earned income tax credit. you get your rent-free apartment or almost rent-free apartment. you get your food share. you get your medical care. you may be getting some separate individual checks. and as the result we are discouraging two things. we are discouraging marriage. particularly marrying somebody who has an inco

stephen pound, former labour mp henry boulton obe international security and border control expert neil parrismer minister of state for prisons and former brexit party mep . i'm going to start with mep. i'm going to start with you, anne. what are your thoughts on this ? well, the fact thoughts on this? well, the fact is that we have still in this country a large number of unemployed people . unemployed people. >> and so as far as i'm concerned, they should be given the necessary skill. and indeed, when it comes to no skills at all, they should be compelled to work . so i don't think we should work. so i don't think we should rely forever on importing laboun rely forever on importing labour. however it is true that if you look at the us, for example, where we're not talking about unskilled labour, we're talking about skilled labour and we do import quite heavily. and if you're going to cut down on that , then you've got to say how that, then you've got to say how you're going to skill the relevant numbers from our own population in. and i mean the whole point of brexit was not that we closed th