was there anyas consideration to the united states constitution, did not even come up when the democrats come up about this? >> of course not, jason. this is just another example of an unconstitutional power grab by the democrats and also a radical bill that to keep passing out of the house. they have this one. just yesterday they passed a bill that would undermine police so theyhe couldn't do their job. they want to give $1200 payments to illegal immigrants, they want to give free health care to illegal immigrants. these are all bills they passed out of the house. if the democrats control the house, the senate, and the presidency after november, all of that stuff will be the law of the land. i hope our listeners are listening to that.

anya taylorjoy is excellent as austen's handsome, clever and rich heroine emma woodhouse while johnnywith a weapons grade animal magnetism notably absent from austen's novel as mr knightley. ms woodhouse! such news! sighting bringing up baby as an inspiration alongside john hughes' coming of age movies, rock photographer and music video veteran de wilde takes flirtatious liberteies with austen's source. an approach that pays crowd pleasing dividends as it reduces the complexities of the text to a caricature screen romp. talking over each other. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, saty safe, and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. fight for your dream of a life with her, fight like a viking! sorry to disturb but you two do know that iceland it into the eurovision finals? what! ? hello. we've seen some fairly lively weather developing over the past 2a hours or so. the recent heat and humidity giving away to some heavy showers and some thunderstorms too. and as we head into the weekend now, things are going to be turning increasingly cool and

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mexico city on nov 10th and was granted political asylum replacing him as interim president was jeanine anya is religious conservative of european descent backed by the united states who stands as a contrast to morale a socialist party and indigenous roots u.s. officials and some academics quickly supported the oas his findings and morality his ouster in fact u.s. secretary of state mike pompei a tweeted back in november quote fully support the findings of the oas official report recommending new elections in bolivia to ensure a truly democratic process representative of the people's will the credibility of the electoral system must be restored it's noted that there was likely some election fraud in bolivia so how much and where remains unclear the oas report was done quickly so it's likely not all the election data was thoroughly analyzed further some argue that the media's echo chamber added to the overall contention and confusion in a feb 27th op ed in the washington post 2 noted mit researchers disputed the oas report saying vitter research found no reason to suspect fraud writing that q

he literally went to chuck schumers and democrats in the en senate and saidts i'll take anya amendment you gepropose. he offered five amendments, then 20, then a manager's amendment that would go in andth retool t bill, basically, and fix it all. at the end of the day, they gave him the stiff arm, as we say, is using a football analogy, ycle. because it's about politics. they want to preserve this issue for the election cycle. and that is tragic. and senator scott said it as well asas anyone could yesterda on the senate floor. explaining that the process is broken, partisan politics are e prevailing over the needs of tha people. andd it's a tragedy. >> the house set to gavel in atf 9:00 a.m. eastern this morning. until then, we have congressman republican of n, louisiana, member of the house b judiciary committee, taking you) phone calls on phone lines split up by party. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. coming off the judiciary committee hearing yesterday about the justiceor department andeneral oversight there, what's your expectation for

was there anyas consideration to the united states constitution, did not even come up when the democratsome up about this? >> of course not, jason. this is just another example of an unconstitutional power grab by the democrats and also a radical bill that to keep passing out of the house. they have this one. just yesterday they passed a bill that would undermine police so theyhe couldn't do their job. they want to give $1200 payments to illegal immigrants, they want to give free health care to illegal immigrants. these are all bills they passed out of the house. if the democrats control the house, the senate, and the presidency after november, all of that stuff will be the law of the land. i hope our listeners are listening to that. that's why this election matters. >> jason: congressman, the reason i was opposedse to it is it's against the constitution for the constitution clearly spells this out. there is no consideration for that in the debate today, was there? >> not at all, jason. you are exactly right. if they were really sincere, they would send this to the people for a constitut

be expanded to $22.00 teams and next season it follows a french court suspending the relegation of anya and to lose both clubs and the only appeal the decision it to end the season and it's the koran a virus pandemic that while the relegations were overruled the early finish was upheld which is a major blow to it means that they won't call it fire for european competitions and next season having finished 7th all brazil have would drawn up from the bid to host the 2023 women's world cup the country's football confederation said the government could no longer offer the required financial backing due to coronavirus 3 bids are still on the table joined also from australia new zealand while japan and colombia also in the running she felt will make a final decision on the 25th. well the future financial landscape of european football could be changed to a but the ongoing legal case involving matches to city and the games european governing body u.s. city are appealing against a 2 year ban from european competitions a full breaking financial rules it's likely the club will challenge the legali

with anya protest people close to each other.e expressing concerns over the transmission of covid-19 as part of these rallies. one comment about these rallies and covid-19 came from the senate majority leader. [video] >> a month ago, demonstrations were widely condemned as reckless and selfish. massive rallies that fill entire cities are not just praised, but in fact called especially brave because of the exact same health risks that brought condemnation when the cause was different. people to spend the spring watching their small businesses dissolve or canceling weddings, for missing religious observances for the longest spells in their lives. for missing the last days of a loved one's life and in missing the funeral. never where the record people told about any exemption for things they felt strongly about. i have no criticism for the millions of americans who peacefully demonstrated in recent days. their cause is beyond righteous. it is the inconsistency from leaders that has been baffling. the same governor of michigan he arg

anya sparks is there treatment manager. you have continued providing your services during lockdown.self isolation periods, we issue ppd. you see many referrals as a direct result of lock down? what we may see is almost the opposite of that, is that coronavirus in a way has sort of stopped people from reaching out. i think it's important to continue to reach out in whichever way works for you. the government pledged £335,000 to support specialist addiction charities through the pandemic but with many people expected to need help post lockdown, it's unclear in the long—term are that demand will be managed and if the government spending review can provide further funding. michael cowan, bbc news. details of organisations offering information and support with addiction are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free, at any time to hear recorded information on 08000155 947. carol was supposed to be with us at 627 but we are a minute late, sorry. good morning, everybody. a lot happening with the weather this week. beautiful weather watchers picture sent in from salcombe i

anya taylorjoy is excellent as austen's handsome, clever and rich heroine emma woodhouse while johnny movies, rock photographer and music video veteran de wilde takes flirtatious liberties with austen's source. an approach that pays crowd pleasing dividends as it reduces the complexities of the text to a caricature screen romp. talking over each other. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, saty safe, the film review, stay safe, and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. fight for your dream of a life with her, fight like a viking! sorry to disturb but you two do know that iceland it into the eurovision finals? what! ? good morning. welcome to breakfast with chris mason and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: "build our way back to health": the prime minister's plan to rescue the economy by fast—tracking new schools, hospitals and transport projects. as coronavirus cases in the us surge to more than 2.5 million, florida becomes the latest state to reimpose lockdown. as reading remembers the three men stabbed to death in a park a week ago, a 25—y

anya sparks is their treatment manager. there are staff members and clients coming to the building.mperature. this needs to be done daily. there are sanitisers and hand washing equipment. we have ensured that all the seating in this area is at least two metres apart. have you seen many referrals as a direct result of lockdown? we may see almost the opposite of that in that coronavirus has ina opposite of that in that coronavirus has in a way stop to people from reaching out. they are feeling as if they are not sure if they want to come in somewhere where there are lots of other people. i think it's important to continue to reach out ina important to continue to reach out in a general way. don't be afraid to let people know when you are finding it difficult. the government pledged £335,000 to support specialist addiction charities through the pandemic, but with many people expected to need help post lockdown, it's unclear in the long—term how that demand will be managed and if the government's autumn spending review can provide further funding. michael cowan, bbc news. i'm joined now