the ira during arlene's childhood . i'd shot dad arlene's childhood.in the head and, blew up her school bus, but evidently during this somewhat extended , the ira this somewhat extended, the ira are just totally cool . northern are just totally cool. northern ireland's former first minister, dame arlene foster, is with me . dame arlene foster, is with me. arlene you were at to distance yourself from her and rebuked her as she started that but it's it it must be a straw ordinary for you to be confronted with thousands of fellow people in northern ireland who still after all this , somehow think they all this, somehow think they i.r.a. is hip and, groovy, as all these young people . well, all these young people. well, mark, thanks for letting me come on your show. i haven't talked to anybody about this today because i knew it was coming on to speak with you. i mean , i to speak with you. i mean, i went to that award ceremony saturday night. it was a really occasion, actually. there are a lot of young people there wanting to get south these young people t

the ira during arlene's childhood . i'd shot dad arlene's childhood.in the head and, blew up her school bus, but evidently during this somewhat extended , the ira this somewhat extended, the ira are just totally cool . northern are just totally cool. northern ireland's former first minister, dame arlene foster, is with me . dame arlene foster, is with me. arlene you were at to distance yourself from her and rebuked her as she started that but it's it it must be a straw ordinary for you to be confronted with thousands of fellow people in northern ireland who still after all this , somehow think they all this, somehow think they i.r.a. is hip and, groovy, as all these young people . well, all these young people. well, mark, thanks for letting me come on your show. i haven't talked to anybody about this today because i knew it was coming on to speak with you. i mean , i to speak with you. i mean, i went to that award ceremony saturday night. it was a really occasion, actually. there are a lot of young people there wanting to get south these young people t

, no disrespect to arlen. _ been beat by arlen, no disrespect to arlen. it _ been beat by arlen, no disrespectt wasn't expected. ireland can celebrate that. and anglican celebrate — can celebrate that. and anglican celebrate being world champions twice _ celebrate being world champions twice. , . . ., , celebrate being world champions twice. . . , , , twice. they are clearly the best in the world at _ twice. they are clearly the best in the world at the _ twice. they are clearly the best in the world at the moment. - twice. they are clearly the best in the world at the moment. i - twice. they are clearly the best in the world at the moment. i was i twice. they are clearly the best in i the world at the moment. i was still anxious on every ball. as a fan you never quite get over that, do you? john and john thank you both very much indeed. thank you for being with us. that's all we have time for tonight. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with the observer leader writer sonia sodha and rosa prince from the house magazine. dojoin us then if you can but for now, goodnight. thompson fal

, no disrespect to arlen. _ been beat by arlen, no disrespect to arlen. it _ been beat by arlen, no disrespections twice. , ., . ., , celebrate being world champions twice. . ., , , , twice. they are clearly the best in the world at _ twice. they are clearly the best in the world at the _ twice. they are clearly the best in the world at the moment. - twice. they are clearly the best in the world at the moment. i - twice. they are clearly the best in the world at the moment. i was i twice. they are clearly the best in i the world at the moment. i was still anxious on every ball. as a fan you never quite get over that, do you? john and john thank you both very

i'm arlene foster we say you know that. but coming up this hour, this week marks the 40th anniversary of the birmingham bombings where 21 people lost their lives and 182 people were injured. i'll joined by julie hambleton . lost her sister in hambleton. lost her sister in that horrific attack. the royal college nursing has voted to strike for the very first time. they have announced two days when they'll walk out of work in december plus more travel chaos as the rmt a fresh round of strikes across december and january, which set to bring further disruption . so give me further disruption. so give me your political briefing . your political briefing. afternoon. send in your views and opinions by emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. well, first, here's the news with three atom . good news with three atom. good afternoon. it's 2:01 on rhiannon jones in the gb news from. and we start with a developing police investigating the discover of a body have cordoned off a street in wigan f

briefing with arlene arlene.k to the and yesterday the chancellor ruled out his budget and rolled back the mini budget of his predecessor, jeremy hunt critiqued the efforts of kwasi kwarteng and lizz truss by saying, quote , unfunded tax cuts saying, quote, unfunded tax cuts are as risky as unfunded spending . the chancellor singled spending. the chancellor singled out the threat of inflation, which has primarily been by the global factors of 19 and the war in ukraine. the headline announcement was the lowering of the threshold for the highest income rate from 150000 to 125000. i'm delighted say that. joining me in the studio to help us understand and break down yesterday's autumn statement is gb news and business editor liam halligan liam. i suppose the one thing that struck me about the budget was that it was very bleak. there wasn't much hope about it yesterday. it wasn't . about it yesterday. it wasn't. obama is forecasting the economy is going to shrink next by 1.4. yeah, that's the kind of slowdown that we

now, let me go back to arlene . why is a bill in arlene.ment that proposes an amnesty opposed by amnesty ? and amnesty opposed by amnesty? and do you believe the bill ever will become law only ? well think will become law only? well think there is a real need to look at. the whole issue of reconciliation in northern ireland. but that's a very difficult given that sinn fein to glorify what paramilitaries carried out during those years of the troubles. so this year for example the leader of sinn fein in ireland said that there was no alternative to going out and killing your neighbours . and and killing your neighbours. and what about time was a very difficult situation and that's wrong because it sends out message michael, that the terrorism and criminality happened during the troubles was justified and it was never justified and it was never justified . and therefore i think justified. and therefore i think the government needs look at how they deal with glorification of terrorism to that is a very important issue. i think a lot of victims

they were interrogated by arlene spectrum in early 64. after that extremely unpleasant comments about them in his brief note. he knows exactly why he didn't like what they said, they provided evidence that the one-bullet theory cannot be true to non-cybert. neil wasn't offered testify for the raven commission and the written notes were classified. in ninety-seven . their testimony was accepted by the review board. photographs of the back of jfk's head were shown. autopsy photos are the most controversial. they both said they did n't see anything like it at the autopsy . i don't mean to say that the photo was faked. but it looks like the head was pieced together and then photographed. he said it was under oath that saber didn't remember that drew a diagram of the wound for the house of representatives, so he drew a new one for the council. this is one of our most important diagrams, it shows that the exit hole in the back of the skull. on the right, a piece about three by five in size was enough for me. new evidence plus 40 witnesses decla

. >> one more question yo for you arlene is inea new smyrna beach florida from independent-minded. >> hi there good morning. hopefully things will come back together like our united states of america was several years ago. due to the lack of moral values that we have been having a problem with. if anybody listening will look up h uac , 38 harry truman started this, it is the house something of american activities. they were all democrat. twelve original people they put people in court if you could please open eyes to marxism and communism will see this, my grandparents god bless their soul, they would be rolling over in their grave if they saw a man and a man and a woman and a woman in a legal marriage today pray. >> alright arlene let you go. just the last question about the 118. in terms of the hearings with the oversight committees and the others, which do you think will come out of the chute first? >> will be the hunter biden investigation for that goes directly to joe biden and ethics. a lot of people think there's nothing to seehi there. this issue of him flying on air force to

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she met irene barlow at the firm arlene arlene. sorry became her romantic partner until barlow died in 1976. so i wanted to ask if you had any reactions to her poem that you had for today. hope is a song in a weary throat did anything come up for you when you read that poem anything that polly was talking about and she wrote that a little bit later. she went around 1970 or so, but i wondered if anyone wanted to comment on the poem. hope is a song and a weary throat what she was hoping for what she referred to. any thoughts song yes. thank you, sarah. um, i think that it was it had a very sad tone but yet through all her struggles and the things she overcame. she still held on to hope. yes. yes exactly. do you remember some of the some of the things that she singled out there? i mean, it was almost like she was talking about the history of african-american's right you went, you know, even back toward the civil war days and you know everyone wants to go ahead please. yes. he said hope is a bird's wing. and she mentioned the the 40 ac

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we will go to arlene in new smyrna beach, florida on the independent line. caller: good morning.ully, things will come back together like the united states of america was several years ago. due to the lack of moral values we are having a problem with, a lot of this -- if anyone listening would look up huhac, harry truman started this. it is the house of something of human activities. just look up huac. it was a court. they would put people in court when they found out people were with the communist party. if you open your eyes to communism and marxism, you will see this. my grandparents, got bless their souls, they would roll -- god bless their souls, they would roll over in their grave if they saw a man and a man or a woman and a woman in a marriage today. host: which do you think will come out first? guest: probably the hunter biden investigation because that goes directly to president biden and his ethics. a lot of people say there is not anything to see their, but it has not been investigated. president biden -- hunter biden is under investigation for tax issues, but hunter b

and arlene down, red flowers ret can nations in memory of the victims. at least 6 people were killed here yesterday in the block. according to initial finding, the minister said at the curtis and work as party or p k, k and the theory and extension, the p y v are behind the bombing the p. k. k is listed as a terrorist organization by on cra and is western allies, including the u. s. and the european union. i should mention though, that new group has officially claimed this attack and the investigations are ongoing tacky. vice president yesterday also mentioned a woman who was believed to be involved in the attack. and she was filmed by security cameras fitting for about 40 minutes on a bench near by before leaving a bag here at the side. but right now, officials have not said whether the suspect was arrested is actually that woman and talk us through more of the reaction to this most serious attack in 5 years. wealthier and panic, of course, in the immediate aftermath of this attack. but really, this explosion triggered some painful memory with many peop

host: from michigan, arlene is on the line, republican. go ahead. caller: yep, i am from the state of michigan, and one of the biggest things in this state is abortion. and what i don't like about what they are trying to pass is it is either absolutely no abortion or abortion up until -- what they call a partial birth abortion. i don't understand why they can't have it written differently, because i do not believe that partial-birth abortion should be ok. and i believe that right now people are using abortion as birth control, not for the mother's health. host: mandy zoch, on that michigan initiative, is that a legislature-produced initiative or a citizens initiative? guest: that is a citizens initiative. it is a good moment to remind peoples that sometimes legislatures do not like citizens initiative. they are drafted without the legislative process. so sometimes or can be unintended consequences that even the initiative sponsors are those who wrote the measure did not think of because of how the law was written. always something to keep in mind wi

they were interrogated by the arlene specter in early 1964. that extremely unpleasant comments about them in his brief note. he knows exactly why he did not like what they said, they provided evidence that the theory with one a bullet cannot be true to a cybert, nor did neal offer to testify for the raven commission and the written notes were classified. in ninety- seven. their testimony was accepted by the review board, photographs and the back of the head of john f. kennedy autopsy photos were produced, they are the most controversial and they both said that they did not see anything like this at the autopsy she said, looks like you corrected. i don't mean to say that the photo was faked. but it looks like the head was pieced together, and then photographed. he said it was by crouching, siebert didn't remember drawing the wound for the house of representatives, so he drew a new one for the board. this is one of our most important diagrams , it shows that the exit hole is in the back of the skull. on the right, a piece about 3x5 in size was e

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a tanka transporting nearly 60 migrants has docked in italian. arlen de sicily authority, a chief dead bodies were also on board a 1000 other migrants aboard for rescue ships remain stranded in mediterranean sea . officials have repeatedly denied requests for mission to talk among those waiting for safe port on any 180 migrants for the humanities, one vessel. they've waited more than a week with food, water medicine running low. it's the says, it will allow this rescue ship to talk to carry out health checks. afterwards, officials say the ship will be redirected back to international waters. be more impasto with the novel laquonda rivera ship will be allowed to remain in italian territorial waters, only for the time necessary to allow to see on board all possible health emergency of the people for whom i promise italy will take charge, will take all minus its been set in the press and not suit diplomatic channels that there are minors on board. it's been said that they're pregnant women or women with small children of people with a fever or tell roman hallways, the head of operations w

invite basically, you know, tens of thousands of refugees over a one percent of the population of arlene and i was essentially ukrainian within the last number of months. it's going to cause huge social problems and, and is a huge threat to social cohesion here. now, as a result of this incompetence the media here, the government would say, you know, these are far right active as jennifer roy, dr. mr. concerned people who feel aggrieved that they pay taxes. they've contributed to society. and yet they are now being supplanted by ukraine. refugees, we're getting very generous welfare parties. the arrive at the airport. they're given a tax number and they're given access to the welfare payments and housing. remember, people are waiting on housing lists in order for years for social housing, but the state is suddenly found over a 1000000000 euros to build modular villages. and this is obviously going to cause consternation and anger in a system which is incapable of looking after its own people or me more than the german city of leaps. take thousands of protest as a calling for negotiations

and scotland was an independent state from the 9th century, up until the 17 o. 7. arlen similarly joined the union in $81.00, and if that was to break the part, it would spell significant difficulties for the london government. so more of the reason shay, in your opinion that the people of scotland are even considering independence is that is an economic thing. what are your thoughts? yeah, i mean again, as i said that scotland is a distinct, ancient culture. they have their own language heritage and there's been a resurgence in that identity and breaks. it has been a huge issue in scotland where a majority of the scottish population voted against practice. they wanted to remain in it, so they see themselves have been denied that right to determine their own direction economically, culturally as well. i mean, there are some devolves paris in the hollywood and parliament which was, which evolved from london in 1099. but things like defense, you know, policy regarding doing trade overseas, et cetera. the key and platforms and pillars of real state of the people of scotland and breck. so i

we arlene. beginning of the year, we were only planning on hiring 7% more. companies that were not growing as fast as us were going to hire 20% more. because of that and the strength of our business, we are not stepping on the brakes. we are still hiring. we are not freezing. we are growing. ed: airbnb ceo brian chesky. speaking of layoffs, cisco closed 4.7% higher thursday after an up beat revenue forecast. and like many other companies, unveiling a plan to cut jobs. cfo scott herren joins us now for more. let's push this forward. bullish outlook for the last three months of the year. at the same time, acknowledging a changing macro picture. you are preparing for the worse. how do you balance that? >> i think it is different. thanks for having me. great to see you. i'm a big fan. we had a great first quarter. record highs -- record high revenues. earnings-per-share and revenues above the high end of our guidance range it on the back of a lot of hard work have been doing. to build a recurring revenue model and manage supply chain issues. the performance is q

those decisions will rest with merit arlen. >> we have seen the justice department sensitive to electionears in the past. >> the sooner the better. but the special counsel can outlive in administration. john durham was appointed special counsel by bill barr and is still working under the supervision of merrick garland. >> it's clear that a former president can be charged for a crime. >> absolutely. if they can prove it and the facts supported. -- supports it -- support it. >> thank you for your time. i'm vanessa ruiz. we will return to the full program after the lates headlines. donald trump responded tonight to that appointment of the special counsel. at an event at mar-a-lago, the former president called the appointment a horrendous abuse of power and a witchhunt. the u.s. and other nations offered in the 11th hour proposal to rescue u.n. climate talks from failure. the focus was on compensating nations already being damaged by disasters. >> the divisions only seem to be widening today as world leaders push past their initial deadline for reaching a deal. >> today we need to shift gear

so shove up with the habersham with a castle. arlen among albania. bottle will make us a tiny welcome melon, monsieur, be absent up. say not gonna come on to hub. laugh often. i love love them. so g is it'll be at for shallow and okay, so for lead one was so g, i went to math at the and want to hobble up at the philadelphia a de la jameel almost towards ease alabaster with them and let off. but the last year, a shot of a bullet getting a little cooper golf sort of coffee cobra, america for just for your offer. an anti castle alums of the shadow corn, you knuckle at her bill and could be a good quote. up at the island was to ally, been good and at the head that her, while a salem saw on the milk and i was so ly been sold our ham management menorah. we love it and i look, we're not glad i been, i was so la jolla plugged that myself on the shower. that was shop. ah one the the middle bus in missouri in the, in here, or we'll do little sillies else emil dental to see in the model them. and he thought that he said, leave along b l and the steadily the sofa, one, the headless, said that bec

and i interviewed the person who created the term doctor, arlene geronimo. and i remember we had such a great interview. i was like we were on the phone for like 2 hours. and finally i said, you know i'm from the new york times, right? we're not just chit. and then i realized she just never got interviewed. and so she was so excited to tell someone and. now she has a book deal and her book is coming out march next year. it's great because there so much, especially when covid happened and you saw that it was an illness that struck older, but then it first that's what we thought. and then. but you looked at black rates, black rate, black people were ten years before white rates were having worse hospitalization and higher death rates. so if it was hitting people white, folks, when they were 70 or 80, those same kind of happened to black people ten years earlier. is the book called weathering? it is called weathering. i'm glad she's writing. yeah, i would like for all of you to address this concept weathering. i mean, i'm assuming it doesn't just apply to a sin

anyways, he put this woman, arlene edwards, on the story. she said, i started to call the mining companies and they lied to me. as soon as they lied to me i said, okay, we're going to get them. one wallace carroll said, okay, let's go after this. for both for five months, almost every day, they had something and about the mining that was going on, why this changes to the environment, so, and so forth. finally, the company said we're going to stop this. the company pulled out. there has been no strip mining and western north carolina, which is a beautiful part of the country, by the way. ever since then. then, in 1971, he was a member of the pulitzer prize, the pulitzer board for several years. and 1971, the paper submitted their submission to the board for the pulitzer prize. carol, of course, this couldn't be involved in the negotiations. they were awarded the pulitzer prize for their environmental reporting. for paper there, that was a huge, wonderful thing. for a local paper an original paper to, to get that kind of acclaim. i think it wa

anyway, he put this woman, arlene edwards, on to the story. she said, well, i started to call the mining companies and they lied to me. and as soon as they lied me, i said, okay, we're going to get we're going to get them. and wallace carroll said, okay, let's go after this. and for about four or five months, almost every day, they had something in about about the strip mining that was going on and it was dangerous to the environment and so on and so forth and finally, the company, they said, okay, we're going to stop this. the company pulled out and there has been no strip mining. western north carolina, which is a beautiful of the country, by the way, ever since then and then in 1971, he was. he was a member of the pulitzer prize, the pulitzer board for several years. and in 1971, the papers submitted their submission to the board for, the pulitzer prize. and carol, of course had to leave. he couldn't be involved in the negotiations, but they were awarded the pulitzer prize for their environmental reporting for a paper there. that was a huge

who have reasonable arguments. >> we will go to john on arlene left line. caller: yes. >> you are on, go ahead. host: fine thanks, go ahead as far as would you define yourself as an independent or swing voter? caller: absolute -- actually i'm more of a democrat. i voted for republicans in the past, but that's when they were a little bit more sane. before trump. host: so in this cycle you wouldn't define yourself as either one of those things. >> i would define myself as more of a democrat only because i hear the republicans talking and their blaming inflation on biden and their blaming everything, but not one of them has a solution. you ask of them and they tell you ok there's this problem, what's your plan. and then they go on about another thing that somebody else is done. host: ok. caller: instead of addressing the question. host: ok that's john in california having us a call. if you would, turn down your televisions getting on the air. that makes conversation go a lot more smoothly. in pennsylvania last night former president trump traveled there to tal

who have reasonable arguments. >> we will go to john on arlene left line.aller: yes. >> you are on, go ahead. host: fine thanks, go ahead as far as would you define yourself as an independent or swing voter? caller: absolute -- actually i'm more of a democrat. i voted for republicans in the past, but that's when they were a little bit more sane. before trump. host: so in this cycle you wouldn't define yourself as either one of those things. >> i would define myself as more of a democrat only because i hear the republicans talking and their blaming inflation on biden and their blaming everything, but not one of them has a solution. you ask of them and they tell you ok there's this problem, what's your plan. and then they go on about another thing that somebody else is done. host: ok. caller: instead of addressing the question. host: ok that's john in california having us a call. if you would, turn down your televisions getting on the air. that makes conversation go a lot more smoothly. in pennsylvania last night former president trump traveled there to talk

and it was actually a little wet — just a little for england and wales and scotland, but more than arlen now and then, the rain's just going to continue to pile up. as the blue defence, there's more rain. 20—40 millimetres expected. the rain is coming in the reform of showers. we got some thunderstorms and flight —— lightning. actually, after midnight, we should see a lot of the shower activity dampening down. it's a calmer night compared with last night and it will also be a cooler night. temperatures down 5 or six celsius, more rain on the cards by morning. that next area of low pressure, a little slower nowjust to roll in very wet and windy. severe gale force winds are expected around the irish sea coasts. it's likely the rain won't arrive in the south and east until after dark, but the winds will strengthen across the west of england, but it's mild. temperatures well above the average although dipping back later in the day. gusty winds and showers following behind as that low pushes moves out of the north sea, but it does drag its heels in the south. we could see another pulse of rai

we've got arlene foster from gb news. we have melville. we're back.ir starmer is getting of the house of lords . but actually tony of lords. but actually tony blair already did that a quarter century ago it's all up right the weather see in a couple of minutes . hi the weather see in a couple of minutes. hi there aidan mcgivern . with the latest forecast from the met showers overnight continue in many places. eventually clear spells will develop under those clear skies. a frost and fog is likely. develop under those clear skies. a frost and fog is likely . but a frost and fog is likely. but for the time being, low pressure charge of the weather, a couple of lows across the uk, bringing weather fronts. and those weather fronts. and those weather fronts. and those weather fronts have stalled across central of the uk. so overnight they'll continue to bnng overnight they'll continue to bring some persistent for a time to northern ireland, example to northern ireland, for example nonh to northern ireland, for example north northern england north wales, nor

we've got arlene foster from gb news. we have melville. we're back.ir starmer is getting of the house of lords . but actually tony of lords. but actually tony blair already did that a quarter century ago it's all up right the weather see in a couple of minutes . hi the weather see in a couple of minutes. hi there aidan mcgivern . with the latest forecast from the met showers overnight continue in many places. eventually clear spells will develop under those clear skies. a frost and fog is likely. develop under those clear skies. a frost and fog is likely . but a frost and fog is likely. but for the time being, low pressure charge of the weather, a couple of lows across the uk, bringing weather fronts. and those weather fronts. and those weather fronts. and those weather fronts have stalled across central of the uk. so overnight they'll continue to bnng overnight they'll continue to bring some persistent for a time to northern ireland, example to northern ireland, for example nonh to northern ireland, for example north northern england north wales, nor

i'm arlene foster we say you know that.40th anniversary of the birmingham bombings where 21 people lost their lives and 182 people were injured. i'll joined by julie hambleton . lost her sister in hambleton. lost her sister in that horrific attack. the royal college nursing has voted to strike for the very first time. they have announced two days when they'll walk out of work in december plus more travel chaos as the rmt a fresh round of strikes across december and january, which set to bring further disruption . so give me further disruption. so give me your political briefing . your political briefing. afternoon. send in your views and opinions by emailing

i want to thank my aunt arlene for coming and being an audience member and i would love to thank will for organizing this panel and the conference organizers for bringing us together. i also want to thank my fellow panelists for their incisive and insightful scholarship. it's a real joy to be able to share the space with you on this beautiful day on this beautiful campus as tisa said i am a doctoral candidate at harvard where i work on the history of religion and us empire in the pacific my current project focuses on the marshall islands where i examine how different groups of americans used religion to justify their involvement in the region during the 19th and 20th centuries as well as how religious commitments have grounded marshallese anti-nuclear anti-imperial and climate justice. movements in the 20th and 21st centuries today i am going to discuss the marshall islands as a microclimate of religious freedom and as a microclimate of us empire during world war two as well as the contemporary implications of us policies regarding religion in the archipelago and scholarly use of meta

phillips , sue barker , arlene phillips, sue barker, simon mayo , john humphrys and simon mayo, johne wright's . we more recently steve wright's. we live in a youth centric which sees anyone with grey hair as over the hill old fashioned and set in ways stubborn , rigid and set in ways stubborn, rigid and uncool it's the same in retail and hospitality. when was last time you saw a pensioner behind the counter at costa or pret a manger serving your coffee? i can't think of anything better than a woman in her sixties or seventies serving me a brew given spent a lifetime making them. what happened to old and old waiters ? the last time i old waiters? the last time i bought a telly was about 15 years ago at john and i still remember the guy that sold it to me. he was called dennis. he'd been flogging tellies at john lewis for pretty much his whole career. he customers needs and had massive knowledge about the products he was selling. doubt dennis is still and i certainly doubt he would be recruited now . obviously you need energy. absolutely it's terribly important that young people get t

phillips , sue barker , arlene phillips, sue barker, simon mayo , john humphrys and simon mayo, johne wright's . we more recently steve wright's. we live in a youth centric which sees anyone with grey hair as over the hill old fashioned and set in ways stubborn , rigid and set in ways stubborn, rigid and uncool it's the same in retail and hospitality. when was last time you saw a pensioner behind the counter at costa or pret a manger serving your coffee? i can't think of anything better than a woman in her sixties or seventies serving me a brew given spent a lifetime making them. what happened to old and old waiters ? the last time i old waiters? the last time i bought a telly was about 15 years ago at john and i still remember the guy that sold it to me. he was called dennis. he'd been flogging tellies at john lewis for pretty much his whole career. he customers needs and had massive knowledge about the products he was selling. doubt dennis is still and i certainly doubt he would be recruited now . obviously you need energy. absolutely it's terribly important that young people get t

we will go to arlene in new smyrna beach, florida on the independent line. caller: good morning.ly, things will come back together like the united states of america was several years ago. due to the lack of moral values we are having a problem with, a lot of this -- if anyone listening would look up huhac, harry truman started this. it is the house of something of human activities. just look up huac. it was a court. they would put people in court when they found out people were with the communist party. if you open your eyes to communism and marxism, you will see this. my grandparents, got bless their souls, they would roll -- god bless their souls, they would roll over in their grave if they saw a man and a man or a woman and a woman in a marriage today. host: which do you think will come out first? guest: probably the hunter biden investigation because that goes directly to president biden and his ethics. a lot of people say there is not anything to see their, but it has not been investigated. president biden -- hunter biden is under investigation for tax issues, but hunter bid

host: from michigan, arlene is on the line, republican. go ahead.r: yep, i am from the state of michigan, and one of the biggest things in this state is abortion. and what i don't like about what they are trying to pass is it is either absolutely no abortion or abortion up until -- what they call a partial birth abortion. i don't understand why they can't have it written differently, because i do not believe that partial-birth abortion should be ok. and i believe that right now people are using abortion as birth control, not for the mother's health. host: mandy zoch, on that michigan initiative, is that a legislature-produced initiative or a citizens initiative? guest: that is a citizens initiative. it is a good moment to remind peoples that sometimes legislatures do not like citizens initiative. they are drafted without the legislative process. so sometimes or can be unintended consequences that even the initiative sponsors are those who wrote the measure did not think of because of how the law was written. always something to keep in mind with tho

this is arlene out of new orleans. caller: good morning to everybody. have made my decision after all that is going on in our country. i thought i was raised in a free country. for people to go out in the military and fight for our country and then come back and try to take over our country, i do not think that is right. i think we should keep republicans out of washington and put democrats in and clean house with all the old people and put some fresh people up in there. everybody, get out and vote democrat. we have to get out here and vote. host: this is bill out of palm springs, california. was there in moment in this cycle that made your decision? caller: for me, it was not so much this cycle. i was raised republican and ran for office in indiana as a republican. everything is democrat for me now. it frightens me to see and hear some of the rhetoric coming from the republican side. these people cannot tell the truth. i spent 32 years in the steel industry and a lot of guys i worked with were not very smart. one thing i did learn is people who are not

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