[cheers and applause] welcome back to "big brother." having just triumphed in the bb ai arena, chelsie is now safe. let's head to the living room and give everyone the news. hello, houseguests. all right, you all know cam, chelsie, and brooklyn just competed in the bb ai arena. and it's time to reveal who won and who remains on the block. once i announce the results, remember, that's when everyone will have just a few moments to strategize before the live voting begins. all right, nominees, start heading on down. the houseguest who claimed victory in the bb ai arena is... chelsie. [cheers and applause] >> girl! >> let's go! [indistinct chatter] >> good job, good job. >> yeah. >> oh, man. >> you had to, like, reach back? >> give me a couple. >> what was it? >> no one is going to be in. >> i know. [laughter] >> bro, bro. >> you're going to regret this. i am a target now. okay. you keep me i'm the target, i'm just telling you, he knows it, so he is scared. he is scared of me. keep me here, keep me in this house. he is playing an individual

find out tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 central, live on "big brother"!how during the tour which is the most ever played by a solo artist in a single tour. michael jackson held the previous one performing seven times in 1988. >>> today was first day back for students in campbell school district. teachers and staff were greeting kids with pompoms and a red carpet two tons of meth was found in what look like watermelons. they seized more than $5 million worth of the drugs. they say among the real watermelons were 1200 watermelon-like packages. >>> and taking a live look outside at san francisco, let's get a check of our first alert forecast with meteorologist darren peck >> it will be deja vu all over again. if anybody remembers what happened at the end of the last week it was kind of weird to use a catchword that caught on lately. for our weather it was. rain at the end of last week. i will get to the other side of this northern hemisphere, that rain came to us from a system that pretty much dive bombed straight out of the gulf of alaska. and it came down

he's a he's been on celebrity big brother, entrepreneur , businessman.essman. he's taken a lot of boxes, mate, aren't you? >> that's what they say. >> that's what they say. >> tell me about the, the celebrity big brother thing. so we've had a few people that's been on these reality tv shows. why do it? >> celebrity big brother, obviously, i did a show called married at first sight. now that that that was scary. got married a stranger. it was scary for you or her? probably her. yeah. but. yeah. so celebrity big brother obviously came off the back of that. yeah, do you know what, absolutely. an amazing experience, to what? people don't understand in the world, like, is to get everything taken away from you. and then when your body is saying, i don't know if it's night or day, okay. that's quite you don't think about that in everyday life. and obviously when that happens, it it does play tricks with your, your mind and you feel like you're falling in love with people. >> all right. okay. so when you're in this, big brother house, do you think that people li

because when how long was it before you went on to big brother?had i had the thought in my mind that i was going to get off the streets and have a good life for myself , and have a good life for myself, one way or the other. so can i ask about that? must have been going through your mind when you appued going through your mind when you applied to big brother. what made you want to actually go onto this show? >> to be honest, i didn't apply to column. you didn't brother? no. so my friend called me up. i was really hung over. we'd been out the night before and she wanted to do the big brother auditions with me. okay. god's honest truth. and, she rang me up and i said, oh, no, my head. no, my head's i'm hanging. no, i'm not coming. yeah, she called back 20 minutes later. she was like, please, it's the last day. i said, look, if you get your flatmate to come and pick me up in the car, i'll come. >> so she wanted some support. she wanted someone to come along and sort of help her to go on the show. yeah. >> the friendship kind of was. >> the friendship

and now this group, big brother watch , has launched brother watch, has launched legal action to haltchnology. i'm very pleased to be joined here in our studio in westminster by the director of big brother. watch silkie, carlo silkie, welcome to the show. to great have you on. is the problem here that cameras make people feel safe on the one hand, but also there's a there's an issue about what's happening to their images. >> well, they can do until they go wrong, which is now happening a lot. and, you know, obviously there are things that shops and there are things that shops and the police should do about shoplifting. there are proportionate measures that they can take. but we all want to live in a free country as well and be treated with respect. and what we're now seeing is that increasingly big retailers like, say, sports direct, home bargains have these cameras on their doors that are scanning everyone's faces as they walk in, like a passport check, and they're making their own blacklists of people that they don't want in the shops. as a result, we're seeing people being misident

it's a visit to big brother who's a cadet with a 1992 squadron. this is something. all right. well, maybe they'll even be a chance to watch him fly. some of. them. i'm a brown way from mighty powers. listen. and so we. but we're also part of the problem. brown power. because he's doing his job. an important raising more lives saving his land and growing more of the things we need and proud of him just for being an american that we can count on at a time. every american has an important job. do.

you know, it's time for the party of big ideas, not the party of big brother. our economy is under attack. china's acting like adam smith on steroids buying from the world's worst and selling nuclear technology. russia and the oil states are siphoning more than hundred billion dollars a year from us in what could become the greatest transfer of economic wealth in the history of the world. this is no time for timid, liberal, empty gestures. our economy slowed down this year and a lot of people are hurting. what happened? mortgage money was handed out like and speculators bought homes for free. and when this mortgage mania finally broke, it slammed the economy and stratospheric gas prices made things even worse. democrats want to use the slowdown as an excuse to do what their special interests are always begging for higher taxes, bigger government and less trade with other nations. it's the same path. europe took a few decades ago. it leads to moribund growth and double digit unemployment. the right course is the one championed by ronald reagan 30 years ago and b

you know, it's time for the party of big ideas, not the party of big brother. our economy is under attack. china's acting like adam smith on steroids buying from the world's worst and selling nuclear technology. russia and the oil states are siphoning more than hundred billion dollars a year from us in what could become the greatest transfer of economic wealth in the history of the world. this is no time for timid, liberal, empty gestures. our economy slowed down this year and a lot of people are hurting. what happened? mortgage money was handed out like and speculators bought homes for free. and when this mortgage mania finally broke, it slammed the economy and stratospheric gas prices made things even worse. democrats want to use the slowdown as an excuse to do what their special interests are always begging for higher taxes, bigger government and less trade with other nations. it's the same path. europe took a few decades ago. it leads to moribund growth and double digit unemployment. the right course is the one championed by ronald reagan 30 years ago and b

big brother really is watching . is it seen. big brother really is watching.tching . is it coming to a town watching. is it coming to a town or village near you? stay tuned welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now in a little bit of a change to our schedule, i have some breaking news to bring you. several individuals have been killed tonight. when a man went on a stabbing spree in germany. that man is still at large, as we understand it. and so this is an ongoing incident. this is according to german newspaper bild. and three people, as far as we're aware, are dead after a man with a knife went on the rampage through a german festival . the incident is festival. the incident is believed to have happened at around 9:45 pm. local time. witnesses have said that the perpetrator is still at large. you can see there emergency services, helicopters overhead. local police said that they were not yet able to comment. i do have a couple of reports coming through to me here, which is that apparently the city of solingen, which is where this incident has taken place,

right wing newspaper the other day as orwellian kamala harris, where she was being presented as the big brother figure. certainly there have been no shortage of people critiquing the trump administration as orwellian. and on the flip side, you know, pro-trump supporters critiquing the de-platforming of trump january 6th as orwellian thought and the shutting down of debate. both sides of the political spectrum use the word basically to bash their enemies with more or less accuracy. what did the term orwellian mean in the year 1950? actually pretty shortly after orwell's death and he dies in january 1950, the word enters common parlance. and it has this associate section with the manipulation language, with with thought policing is another orwellian term that comes from his novel, 1984. pretty quickly, they're on i mean, the transformation of orwell from a living author into, you know, an adjective happens fairly after his death. who is? eric. arthur blair. eric arthur blair is george orwell. orwell actually is his pen name. he takes it when he publishes his first novel, largely so as not to emba

that does not correspond to our joint potential, i think, even including using the support of our big brother, china, we can strengthen this area of ​​interaction, especially since there is no need to even be a promoter in some way, these are mutually beneficial relations, we have complementary economies, where we can offer each other enough quality goods, services and, to develop in this direction, i am sure that after this friendly, partner, working visit, our government will work and the corresponding decisions will be made in order to increase trade turnover, but we can increase it at least 10 times in the next few years, namely with pakistan , of course, with china we will constantly increase, we have all the conditions for this, look at the growth we have, several billion dollars a year, thank god, and we should not leave. this pace, the pace should not be lost, plus today to some extent chinese goods prevail over imports in some directions, but belarusian exports are also constantly growing, if it was uh... the comparison was under 6 something, and then for now the total for the year w

either their nieces and nephews or their mentors through big brothers, big sisters programs.or again, they may be teachers or camp counselors, lots of research shows that children need adults in their lives who are not their parents, so that's just one way that we make a difference, we volunteer. >> i think we're probably going to have to read your book because we are out of time. but, doctor amy blackstone, thank you so much for joining us. your book is called childfree by choice. >> thank you, thank you. >> up next, a major marathon mistake. thousands of runners who flocked to san francisco are now realizing they were cheated by the race buildings and dividing them into more units than what they're authorized for. our media partner, the san francisco standard, has a new article out detailing how landlords illegally chopped up 17 apartments into 49 units, and now they're paying out millions in a new settlement. joining us live now is kevin truong, the standard's business editor, who wrote that article. kevin, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> okay. so you

she says, that’s it, that’s it, that’s the story, that ’s how i found out, what next, you say, big brother now, how will it continue, the first days, the first days everything is simply clear , there is, there is a tradition, yes, but somewhere, probably in two weeks you find yourself here, in black, as it were ... plugged me up, sealed me like a cork in a bottle, and my guys, friends, by the scruff of the neck, they dragged me to work, that is , they first gave me 3 weeks of vacation, so that i, i don’t know why they gave me 3 weeks of vacation, they thought, that i would come to my senses, on the contrary, i went there even deeper, and they dragged me out to work and began to slowly, as it were, introduce me, my comrades are next to me, well, that’s who we found and built our team from those who knew everything about the gene, yes, so that it would be easier for us, and i understand that... i absolutely don’t want to do some kind of solo work, absolutely, um, yes, i probably won’t lie if i tell you that maybe only years later, well, it happened in the eighth year, maybe after the crimea,

they have the sweetest target lately, that is , we do not give them missiles, the big brothers do notallow us to launch normal armies and drones, so we work, everyone does their own thing, we cover each other. in conjunction with long-range air defense systems, the strela 10 creates a single dome that destroys dozens of enemy missiles and drones every day. sergey samokh, oleg sokolshchuk, news! now a short advertisement for what will happen next on our air. ukrainians who fled abroad will be sent to the front on western equipment. the kiev regime promises to create 10 new mechanized brigades to continue the conflict next year. why is this idea doomed to failure from the very beginning? mom, why do you need these letters? for a fairy tale. in the three ninth kingdom, three tenth. let's translate from office to understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. one purchase, and two cashbacks. choose partners by benefit on the sberbank.ru website and get double cashback bonuses. when paying with a misber card in a golden apple, emvio, lenta, scooter, megamarket and o

i didn't say i still can't believe their dead going to what they were, my 2 big brothers who look type for me. that's actually the leaving guys, it was a difficult decision. so the by our whole life was there and this well, and when i go up there, i went to school there. well the teen years. and it's one of those i should be out of my social studies was our relatives are still there, one of the it wasn't easily my next question of it. yeah, i know it goes sooner, right? when we cross the border in the book and then we can later go back to what that would be saying on what it was the last time they had to run away. like not to say yes isn't how this is the 3rd one of the type of experience. the line is the worst of all. and then okay. yeah, sure that piece too many people have lost their lives and it's cost unimaginable destruction in the long run along. i feel so tired and exhausted from all the devastation and indiscriminate fullness. what if i bundle. ringback at the bottom of the house, my grief is furious. getting a call from gaza, telling us another one of our loved ones has died.

my 2 big brothers who look type for me, essentially in the evening guys, it was a difficult decision. so the, by our whole life was there and this well, and when i come up there, i went to school there. well, the teen years and it's one of those i should be out of my social studies when my eyes are relatives, are still there one of those. it wasn't easily my next question of it. yeah, i remember seeing the right when we cross the border in the beginning and then we can later go back with that'd be say what it was the initial loss i had to run away like not to say yes, isn't how this is the 3rd one of the type of experience will differ. one is the worst of all and then okay, yeah, sure that piece too many people have lost their lives and it's cost, unimaginable destruction in the long run along. i feel so tired and exhausted from all the devastation and indiscriminate fall my way of alarm. ringback put them on the front of the house. my grief is furious. getting a call from guys calling us another one of our loved ones has died. in addition to the ones we're already morning, and i know

i didn't say i still can't believe their dead going to what they were my 2 big brothers who look type for me. this actually is the one that the federal cut out and look, let me know even guys what was the difficult decisions for the bond? our whole life was there and this well, and when i go up there, i went to school there. well, the teen years and it's one of those i should be out of my social studies was our relatives are still there. one of the it wasn't easily my next question of it. yeah, i remember seeing the right when we cross the border in the beginning them we can later go back with. that'd be say what it was. so i know jenna sure. i lost, i had to run away like that to say yes and then hello. this is the 3rd one of the type of experience. the line is the worst of all. and then okay. yeah, sure that piece too many people have lost their lives and its cost, unimaginable destruction in the long run along. i feel so tired and exhausted from all the devastation and indiscriminate fall my way of alarm at the bottom of the house. my grief is furious, giving you a call from gaza,

lately, they have had the sweetest target lately, that is, we don’t give them any missiles, the big brothersn’t let us launch normal drones, that’s how we work, everyone does their own thing, in conjunction with the long-range air defense systems strela 10 creates a single dome, in donetsk they repaired several objects important for the life of the city, so on ilyach avenue they completely relaid the road surface, in the republican clinical hospital practically from scratch we rebuilt one of the buildings, it was damaged after the ukrainian shelling, who is helping, vera itskova will tell you about this in detail. despite a decade of military action , the destroyed infrastructure is being restored, major repairs are being carried out in schools, kindergartens, hospitals, all thanks to the regional boss, moscow. in february , work began on ilyach avenue, now everything is new from the roadway to the lawns, lighting and recreation areas. we did the reconstruction of pelicha avenue from the kalmius river to the border with the city makeyevka, it is more than 6 km. they made additional parking n

i didn't say i still can't believe their dead going to what they were my 2 big brothers who look type for me. this actually in the evening guys, it was a difficult decision. so the bomb, our whole life was there and this well, and when i grew up there, i went to school there. well, the teen years. and it's one of those i should be able to bypass your cell as well as our relatives are still there. one of the it wasn't easy, 9 i freshman of it down and what goes cielo pride when we cross the border in north and i'm looking at them. we can lease or go back with. that'd be say what it was, the national loss and. ready had to run away like not to say yes, isn't how this is the 3rd, one of the type of experience will differ minus the worst of all and then okay. yeah, sure that piece too many people have lost their lives and it's cost, unimaginable destruction in the long run along. i feel so tired and exhausted from all the devastation and indiscriminate fall my way of alarm. put them on the front of the house. my gracious fever is getting a call from guys calling us another one of our love

but joey travolta john travolta is big brother is a filmmaker who's devoted his life to helping bring his craft to those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. what are you hoping to experience to with >> meeting people looks back his latest project. lights, camera, friendship is a docu series. the highlights inclusion films, a program that has served thousands of aspiring neurodiverse filmmakers. i want people to see what i say. >> dewey camps for children on the autism spectrum training adults intellectual and developmental disabilities and funding the work for them. >> a powerful moment regardless of politics. that's putting a spotlight famines with special needs kids. i hope governor walz vice president was use his voice to advocate for not only so. but for kids, they look like it's so >> reporting. almost all 7 out. we started a family. >> a celebrated chef in san francisco is getting creative menu as the city deals with dungeness crab shortage. last season was cut very short. and this upcoming season. anyone's guess. so chef nancy oakes of boulevard is creating crab c

going to what they were, my 2 big brothers who look type for me. that's actually and the longer the federal cut out and look, let me know even guys what was the difficult decisions for the bond our whole life was there and as well. and when i grew up there, i went to school there. well, the teen years and it took as or should be out by social studies as well as our relatives are still there. little it wasn't easily my next question of it. yeah, i remember seeing the ride when we cross the border in the book and, and then we can later go back to what that would be say. what was the initial loss and he had to run away like not to say yes, isn't how this is the 3rd one of the type of experience i don't get the line is the worst of all. and then, okay, the actual are the pieces too many people have lost their lives and it's cost, unimaginable destruction the long governor, let me feel so tired and exhausted from all the devastation and indiscriminate on my way of alarm. at the bottom of the house, my grief is furious, giving you a call from gaza, telli

and rather than just howl and scratch our eyes out in our anguish, say oh my god, it happened, big brother has won the battle so far, we are living in 1984, there is a ministry of to truth. it's called the mainstream media that does nothing but tell lies about what's actually happening in the world, so so and we, the people are persuaded by this propaganda to accept genocide and to accept perpetual warfare, simply because we allowed it to creep up on us slowly enough, that we thought, oh, well, there was the red menes, you know, reds under the bed and all that, and so, and although we've all agreed that... to mccarthy was a bit of luny bit lunatic and attacked people in hollywood and blah blah blah and the blacklists and all that was a bit ify we nevertheless accepted it and we didn't go hang on this is and then when dwight disenh sat down in 1961 at the end of his reign as president of united states and made his military industrial um warning speech to everybody maybe everybody heard it and listened to it, but they went, but you know, what is, it's well, well, we need to have armies and a

, they had the sweetest target, the last one... that is, we do not give them any missiles, the big brothersdo not allow normal armies and drones, such work , everyone does their own thing , we cover each other. in conjunction with long-range air defense systems, strela 10 creates a single dome, which destroys dozens of enemy drone missiles daily. sergey samokh, oleg sokolshchuk, news. and in an attempt to hold on to its territory, ukraine suffers huge human losses and it is very difficult to replenish them. this is reported by the turkish tv channel haber global, according to its data, the operation in the kursk region alone deprived kiev of 6,000 soldiers. nevertheless, the command of the armed forces of ukraine continues to rely on this direction. moreover, it talks about the use of long-range weapons on the territory of our country. how will such dreams end for independent, emil mirsayev knows about it. the strikes on ukraine only confirmed the vulnerability of its air defense. the country simply does not have enough resources to intercept missiles. in all regions, the wall street journa

them lately, they have the sweetest target lately, that is, we do not give them any missiles, the big brothersdo not allow to launch normal aims, drones, so we work each their own... we do our job, we cover each other. in conjunction with long-range air defense systems, strela-10 creates a single dome that destroys dozens of enemy missiles drones daily. sergey samokh, oleg sokolshchuk, news. in novosibirsk the international forum technoprom is taking place. the focus is on advanced solutions and technologies of the future. deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko is participating in its work. the deputy prime minister has a big program in the region - we will find out all the details from our correspondent ksenia klimina, she is joining us. ksenia, hello, what sites has dmitry chernyshenko already visited and what are his plans? alexandra, hello, the first on the route of deputy prime minister of russia dmitry chernyshenko in novosibirsk was the new building of lyceum 185, it was built completely recently as part of the national education project. it is already completely ready for the start

as a kind of transmitting television station, it not only... they are watching, don't you think, big brother nothing to do with it, comrade major has much more serious matters, because these small cameras in general, if you think that they can create big trouble for you, you can't use them for deliberate surveillance, you can't bring them into the country and sell them, too , a prison term. few people want to find themselves under the watchful eye of a stranger in the locker room of a fitness center or in the fitting room of a store. for personal purposes, all these spy gadgets can be used. here are self-proclaimed stirlitz and mata hari organizing competitions of keen eye and sharp ear. and if earlier ordinary people hung tracking devices on the collars of pets so that they wouldn't get lost, now they hang them on the things of household members so that they wouldn't stray from the right path. has the time really come. slogans, for example, a bug in every family or let's remove the blindness of the family mole, or maybe just replenish the trust limit remember the good old days, the less you

the artist, whose real name was isaac freeman, he also appeared on celebrity big brother.and passion for music would always remain in their hearts. hundreds of thousands of oasis fans have spent hours on line queueing for tickets to their comeback tour. some fans reported technical problems with provider websites. the band has warned people against reselling tickets after some were re—listed for thousands of pounds. here's our entertainment correspondent, noor nanji. oasis, one of the biggest british bands of all time. often seen as the poster boys of the britpop era. today, the day that many dreams of. a chance to see them live once more. here is one who got lucky. more. here is one who got luc . �* , ., , more. here is one who got luc . �*, ., , ., , more. here is one who got luc. ., lucky. there's a big group of us that were _ lucky. there's a big group of us that were high _ lucky. there's a big group of us that were high school - lucky. there's a big group of. us that were high school fans, massive oasis fans, and we were all on a whatsapp chap this morning refreshing

they have the sweetest goal lately, that is, we do not give them any missiles, the big brothers do notem to launch normal aims, drones, and so we work each their own. in conjunction with long-range air defense systems, the strela-10 creates a single dome that destroys dozens of enemy missiles and drones every day. sergey samokh, oleg sokolshchuk, news. another humanitarian convoy from the communist party of the russian federation departed today from the moscow region to new regions and zones of special operations. the aid was collected by party supporters from all over russia. these are food products, medicines, warm clothes, backpacks and stationery for schools. in war, you need to show courage, character and will, and necessarily unity, if we do not show will, unity and courage, tomorrow can be much worse, so we send everything we can to support the guys. this is not just a convoy, it is a symbol of unity, cohesion, will, hard work. in donetsk , the infrastructure destroyed during the military actions is being restored in full swing. several important objects for the life of the city

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what people want and that they're tired of this list, censorship, this endless, in a big nanny big brother telling them what is right to read what shouldn't be read, what they should think and what they shouldn't think. and that's a, that's a very good description perhaps of the people versus the elite sir. because if you look at the western media headlines about pablo's draw it, it's almost as if this was coming, the russian such and so there's always a 9 gulf to it. it seems the description of it. how did you think they would have reacted if he was arrested here in russia? not in front? well, we know what would have happened. i mean, or russia would have, would have been proof quote unquote to them that russia is an authoritarian state, that there is no press freedom here, freedom of expression. but of course we've been, we've come with the company used to this double thing and double spaced. i'm of course using terms from george orwell as 1984. where are, you know, you're, you're saying one thing and thinking of another for holding 2 opposing thoughts in your head. uh, at the same time,

. >> you made us laugh because you were a big brother, or lesser, because you're away. but we're full of memories, jokes and reminders of you. >> pham was performing traffic control on monterey highway in south san jose earlier this month when a suspected drunk driver struck and killed him. pham is the first san jose police community service officer killed in the line of duty since the program was created. starting on tuesday, jurors in alameda county are going to get paid a lot more for fulfilling their civic duty. the daily allowance will go from $15, which was not much, of course, to 100. it's part of a pilot program that includes six other counties. alameda is the only one in the bay area. a court officials say the bump is meant to expand the pool by potentially reducing the financial burden that might come with serving on a jury, so maybe more people will be willing to serve. san francisco is trying to build a better bay area through night markets that bring the community together. and tonight saw the return of the sunset night market, and it drew a huge crowd last

are women and said that in many where todd beyond that it could you masons and we arrived with big brothers. it's been with blaise and flames. others are to and then read adult pieces. in this school building there's a, a probation forces thought they didn't want to be stories. the 2nd floor where women and children with say 3, as well as the lower one where the pay is area is on a honey mike. mood isn't con eunice for us and honey as we heard the, the full out from that horrendous strike. was there any prior warning at all, that strike was imminent of the absolutely not, and this is the case tom within the past 10 days. with the other schools, they evacuation centers that accommodated 1000 of display as palestinians in garza, mainly in garza and the northern part of this trip. over a span of 10 days. we have 5 of schools that's an average of one school every 10 every 2 days with no prior warning whatsoever. in fact, there was a prior keys to that the school in didn't buy city that's in the central area. when a high be just school, that's the heart of there. but i said he was also bond with

the infantry team of big brother, who is watching over it from above, invariably gives its results. village of urozhainoye is under the control of the russian military, and the driver with the call sign mark deservedly nominated for the highest award, the title of hero of russia. pavel rybalchenko, stanislav skripnik, ntv television company from the donetsk people's republic. a state standard for quests may appear in russia. for adults, the need to adopt mandatory requirements for compliance with interactive entertainment has been discussed for a long time, and the recent tragedy in makhachkala, where two girls died during a quest, only spurred this discussion: what should a guest for a quest be, repina found out, you've probably already seen these terrifying footage, the animator is holding a real... saw, and the girl is in real handcuffs, this is a house of horrors, the same quest in makhachkala where two friends died, twenty-five-year-old madinina and nineteen-year-old assiyad. according to the investigation, the suspect set fire to the glove used in the game and threw it on the

i think that idea of kind of you know a cult way of thinking around what in 1984 is the cult of big brother is an idea that orwell really develops in 1984 and has become closely associated him. one of the chapters in your book is titled the thought police. i want to read from page 61 and then have you expand on it. it says any discussion of contribution to debates around the politics of language cannot limit itself to his views on and free speech or truth and falsehood. crucial as these issues were to both orwell's political age and to our own time, he was equally outspoken about the ways in which dishonest politics agents and politics unconsciously but inevitably corrupts political and language more broadly. yes. and one of his best essays, politic in the english language, goes into idea the way that the types of illusions and intentional misrepresentation ends that political language is invariably deploys. so example collateral damage, right? i mean, collateral damage. what do you think about it actually means the loss of significant innocent civilian usually life. right. but it becomes a