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what more do you know about what ed davey is likely to say in his speech? bd it rallies the activists who are there in the hall but on the other it has to try to speak to voters out of the rest of the country. and force are ed davey this is particularly important, is the first autumn conference speech he has given us a leader and it could be the last before the general election. when it comes to rallying the party, he is going to tell them it's theirjob to bring the blue wall, as they call the conservative held seats they want to win at the next election, tumbling down. in terms of speaking to voters, he is going to set out a pitch on health, a big pitch on health. he is going to criticise the tory�*s handling on things like gps and hospitals. he is going to draw and hospitals. he is going to draw an explicit link between health and care and the economy. he is going to argue that you cannot grow the economy while you have got millions of people on waiting lists for patient treatment or out of the workforce due to ill health. he is going to say that the libera

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b and she's had her own disagreements with rubiales. in that federation meeting, that totally delirious speech he made she says, look at how they an plaudedhan the president has to change. the entire model has to change. as the scandal grows at the rubiales hometown church, his mother went on hunger strike to support her embattled son, briefly hospitalized, she continues to defend his innocence even as others close to him are speaking out. his own uncle juan rubiales told spanish news that the kiss was just the tip of the iceberg. i was not surprised by that at all, he said. he is an extremely arrogant man who has not acted as a president should. instead of being a political leader, he wanted to be a warrior who sees ghosts and enemies everywhere. he said in the end his own worst enemy was himself. spain's historic win at the women's world cup it seems is forging a path for change in more ways than one. we've seen allegations of corruption starting to resurface, but also there have been 15 new complaints since he filed the original complaint over the kiss. we understand from the counsel of sport that those range from everything from sexua

nothing more thrilling to me when i i was working on the b, "the fight for the four freedoms" than to hold the originals of the drafts of the speech of the four freedoms, the sevenbo drafts. your every historian who's ever bothered to do that kept hoping they would rub somebody, the dna of fdr as they touched those papers. but seriously speaking, it's moving to visit just as it's moving to visit springfield, it is moving to visit the fdr home and library. i urge people to do that i appreciate you saying that. and what i think part of that is, you know, when you been here for seven years, worked in archives and literal physical connection to pass, it's not the past, you're living in that moment every time you hold the documents for what you get on those grand when you think about what made fdr who he also became we all evolve and change, , we hope, or should, embrace, certainly continuallyng continually evolving, that you walk the graphs. you don't even need to come into theyi buildings. i should be encouraging a bite to buy tickets but you can walk those grounds and in that place that seems rural, so far away at times, this young

speech of the 8th eastern economics for russian investigators. the drive of the scene offer a passenger play, makes an emergency landing. and then notice the b s. region. we're very glad that's what we're here. we're very grateful. thanks to the professionalism on the pilots, it was possible to avoid serious consequences and the plane crash. storms emerged more than 2 decades ago. we never are following the onset of persistent droughts in the country. one of the phenomenon has to do with the expanding disorders, if occasion, other on exports a 70 percent of the courses emanates from non domestic sources. and the wrong has to summit to tackle the challenges of some storms in the region which destroying agriculture and damaging industries. the may very well welcome to 6 pm, who were in moscow, and this is on the international with the latest world news, i think, is great to have you with us. most states are escaping the wisdom business model, which only benefits a few in favor, all set and saw for an interest. that's the message from the russian president, 0 and his speech to the 8 for eastern economic for you to see what your new business is

they were going to include it b the gorbachevs would be in town, and she had another commitment in boston to dedicate something. they decide to do it, they worked on the speech, they worked on it along with the other addresses itce was not that muchas different from other commencement addresses, one thing nanny did not mention this speech is top 100 of 20th century as was hillary clinton's beijing speech. george h.w.th bush did not have a speech in top 100, but barbara k did. commencement speeches are not usually memorable. don't capture first ladies gtons of these, they don't capture a lot of attention, that one got worldwide attention not just because of the controversy but also the message. and to put it in more context, she is last of world war ii generation first ladies. then we go the to the baby boomers with hillary clinton. tammy and ann, why do you think this captured the attention of the women after they were not real excited about having someone they believed had gotten where she was because of who she married? >> go ahead. >> tammy if you would like to start. >> i think there are a couple thens about speech that make it worth while. a bunch. but

b it. it. >> yeah, exactly. he, she that was, that wase when something else i when i was growing up. >> pete, you know what this is? this is some people talky comp about freedom of speechis when they compel speeceo that's still an attack on freedom of speech. you do have a right not to sayd things. so if i were in the courtroom and i'd say i'm not going to bm i'm not going to say they that and they compel me to. that's ae to.n attack on me. it is. but this is what they do with big institutions first.comi and by the way, all the law student students coming out havengis lived in this nonsens, you know. >> yeah. max shillue, the judge.ed to will seem like they're used to that same thing in the militarythit's a be milita righ. yeah compelling the see because they use institutions that are more hierarchysetions mo like ts or like the miracle worker, the military where you have free speech rights but you kind of don't. >> and so as a result, if you don' ret comply, there's this nebulous land where you would be charged or you will be pushe charged out ad. run and then in the meantime, the inmates run the asylum, the privatesylum, the military n the asylum, or in this case, >>

speech when it comes to the case. quote, the government's order specifies such statements would include, "a," statements regarding the identity, testimony, or credibility of perspective witnesses, and "btness, attorney, court, personnel, or potential jurors that are disparaging and inflammatory or intimidating. joining us to talk about all of this, we're diving through it. it's one of the days we're reading. glenn kirschner is here and charlie sykes as well. and msnbc legal analyst lisa rubeen is here again to wade through this filing with us. i guess, lisa, my first question for you was, one, it was always going to come, wasn't it. >> he goes through trump's history of intimidating witnesses and others right after the 2020 election but through the present day. and there is detail about social media posts, about the judge herself, about washingtonians and how they're going to be prejudiced against him, about lawyers of the special counsel, about biden and bill barr. and they go through that history and basically say it to her don't sanction him, gag him. and. >> and that is to preserve the potential for a fair trial. >> that's exactly right. basically he doesn't know this, but we're d

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b c for i think it was called. yes. so there's a huge problem in canada where, you know, even those on the right supposedly have not been free speechree speech rights, been defending the free speech rigiwell, is something that >> well, this is something that i've often argued is that i don't is about the don't think this is about the culture. generally is about culture. war generally is about left and right. i mean, in left and right. i mean, over in this it theresa may this country, it was theresa may who was pushing through the gender recognition reform. um, it's as though people don't fully issues. fully understand the issues. when come to conversion when we come to conversion therapy, want to therapy, they say they want to ban conversion therapy. ban trans conversion therapy. what banning is what they are banning there is any therapeutic any kind of therapeutic investigation into someone, a child particularly, who may suffer from gender dysphoria. most grow up most of those kids will grow up to gay. so actually to ban to be gay. so actually to ban trans conversion therapy is to, in effect, implement gay conversion therapy. but