federal security service detention suspicions of terrorists welcome brought berger. are you doing well? well done. hello your name your name your citizenship of russia and the uk my mother is russian what do you do? i will repeat the question. what are you doing? names of your students simodzhavadova, august 25 you flew to london what was the purpose of your visit? i came to visit my family mother and sisters. i haven't seen them in over a year and instead of staying overnight with my family you haven't seen in over a year. why did my parents get divorced. but you didn't come for one day, right? why didn't you stay with friends, for example , people you know? semyon is familiar to you this person yes, what can you tell me about him do not set limits for yourself every day, every moment, strive for victory. after all, that's what champions do. liga stavok put on drugs. i do not pretend to anything, all the main ones, i feel there will be something large-scale. if thomas is left alone, the forester will get him very quickly, so thomas will understand this. he will come

berger does not realize the security. krivitskaya berger helps them .ppears baykova with a stroller. she then takes her to the elevator. he goes down to the parking lot. somehow it's too simple something here, give me the phone. man, he had to at least sag. can you open the door and try? ready let's go. you can take your time, we have. :00, meanwhile. to return home. he always told me. i am a citizen of the world's largest country. nobody will ever touch me, because everyone knows that the russians do not leave their own. listen, good afternoon we got. tomorrow you will hear our official answer, but before that, i wanted to would like to talk to you informally, after all. but the people on the streets do not believe and do not believe, because you do nothing to make them believe in your innocence. you do not extradite the guilty why because russia does not extradite its citizens to a foreign state. tomorrow there will be a trial of your pilot, he will be taken to you by car, according to our special services, the route of the movement somehow leaked int

stas comrade colonel berger's card, a hotel room was paid for in the summer.fe found out about the bathhouse. i am also calling you, just to inform you of the change of address. it won't be a problem for me to be alone. all the best hi disappointed. wait a minute, please, baikov's autograph was shown on all tv channels. and you , as usual, but milky, get acquainted with the girl he liked. in russia she said this in one of her interviews. no, i talked about it. documents every day every moment strive for victory. after all, that's what champions do. liga stavok become yourself. crime boss that they don't give a damn about the police? i will do everything for me so that the forester does not think. he must be stopped no, semyonov should not be. every day a new season mask final april 30 at 20:20 on ntv , alpha-bank was the first in russia to cancel commissions for all transfers and payments. order a free alpha debit card, alpha bank best mobile banking. at least wait, at least order a corridor of discounts in the active phase of sales with the road, so it's not

marine corps commandant general david berger. we are happy to accept your questions and, after general berger's opening remarks, all ask as many as time permits. to submit a question online, please email headliners at press dot org and put marines in the subject line. because now my pleasure to introduce this distinguished head to table. please stand when your name is called. starting on my right, tom young, commander of the national press club, american legion post. kevin went saying, retired u.s. navy captain and national press club member who helped organize today's event. we'll get to the speaker in a moment. lori, rousseau president of stanton communications and headliner of the team which organized this event. to my left, max letter, publisher of stars and stripes. oops, sorry. >> i'm next. >> no, no. carrie o'reilly, senior managing editor of emerging markets of sightlines media group. caitlin kenny, staff reporter for defense one. and donna leger, president and founder of d.c. media strategies, co-chair of the headliners

marine corps, general david h berger. [applause] >> i had no idea they were going to leave a weapon up here. i'm going to put it up here so i don't make a mistake. thank you, first of all for a great introduction. i don't think i've ever in my life seen cookie with a marine corps emblem on top of it. it's pretty impressive and if you put food in front of the marine corps, we will eat it all. thank you to the people in the press club. i think the legacy that you carry on is important especially to marines. have you -- had you paid attention sunday, you would have followed the selection for the ncaa tournament and marquette is in the tournament. friday, they played vermont. today, i think the game starts today or tomorrow. not that there's any gambling involved if you haven't filled out your bracket yet, do so. [laughter] marines do their homework of course and after i got the invitation i did mine and i learned the press club, the history of it because it's online -- what i didn't know is that it actually started as a bar.

marine corps, general david h berger. [applause] >> i had no idea they were going to leave a weapon up here. i'm going to put it up here so i don't make a mistake. thank you, first of all for a great introduction. i don't think i've ever in my life seen cookie with a marine corps emblem on top of it. it's pretty impressive and if you put food in front of the marine corps, we will eat it all. thank you to the people in the press club. i think the legacy that you carry on is important especially to marines. have you -- had you paid attention sunday, you would have followed the selection for the ncaa tournament and marquette is in the tournament. friday, they played vermont. today, i think the game starts today or tomorrow. not that there's any gambling involved if you haven't filled out your bracket yet, do so. [laughter] marines do their homework of course and after i got the invitation i did mine and i learned the press club, the history of it because it's online -- what i didn't know is that it actually started as a bar.

sasha baikov was berger's courier who worked for one of musafin's subsidiaries and was only needed for the operation because it involved chemistry. as for the englishwoman, she was introduced to the musafina family, either turkish or english intelligence, to look after him and this whole scheme worked until one moment, until cesar became a minister. there was something he didn't like. he messed up. this is a nest. after which they killed him and at the same time framed ours, let's continue, if everything is as i say, i do not understand. that's what the svr kept the whole situation. why does this one occur? puppet show about the murder praise you. same thing, all linked to me. you think, since you earned this whole operation, sokolovsky . let's go, i'll show you something. i knew musafin, back in the early 90s, he already showed great hopes then, helped to make sure that he began to receive defense orders, despite various questions to him in 2005. i saved him, and he did not forget me. when they left me from the fsb offered me a scheme, i agreed. until now, they are sure that they work

berger worked in the movie musafina. you stole money from musafin's accounts.worked for the trash. this means that i need to meet. no thanks for that. happened money transfers to turkish banks need accounts, there is something more interesting. look here. sokolovsky and this is the minister of defense of turkey seemed so harmless in life would not have thought. i don't have much time here for the jones interrogation protocol where she called musafin's last name , as well as a file with flights and a folder in the package. this is musafin's case, the result of an investigation that was conducted in the late 90s when he received a defense order. i am grateful to you until the end of my days. explain why this is needed. i'll explain everything after a while. yes, a foreign country, a foreign language we didn’t understand anyone, nobody understood us, but what about mom dad, yes, we didn’t work hard 20 hours a day for 7 days in week. in general , there was no one closer to me than she. well, it's cool to have him around. i was 19 when our ancestors passed away, bot

university students last year, is fighting a subpoena that would force her to testify as part of suspect berger's defense. in an affidavit supporting the subpoena, if it's investigator working for kohlberg's team rights to, "during the course of my investigation, it became known to me that she has information material to the charge against mr. kohlberg, adding that person renovation are preparatory to the defendant ". it seems as though the defense believes she is information that would directly contradict his being the person whom they believe at the scene of a crime. >>> according to the defense investigators ' affidavit, funk was interviewed by police on several occasions. she disclosed things she heard anything she saw. >>> she might have information as to what the person looked like. it might be height. it could be any information that would take him out of the prime line is a suspect. >>> but the 21-year-old denies having any information that could clear kohlberg or. most lawyers say the differences claims are without support riding there is no further information or detail pertaining to th

dani: a fascinating insight and i would expect no less from a fellow berger.on, if anyone was wondering. coming up, text a bringing in just a paltry 108 billion dollars to the u.s. treasury. how that is going to impact the debt ceiling debate, next. ♪ angel: keeping you up-to-date with the news around the world -- here is the first word. the first flight of spacex's starship rocket ended in an explosion and it's after lunch today. it complicates elon musk's goal of sending humans to the moon and destination such as mars. they suggest it could be considered a success. muska tweeted a lot was learned from the flight and there will be another test launch in a few months. outside paris today, protesters angry over pension reforms stormed the hall of stock exchange operator euronext. workers chanted, set off layers, and waive union flags. euronext operations were not affected. anger over president macron's decision to raise the retirement age from 60 to 264 remains strong. tax day brought in a lackluster $108 billion to the u.s. treasury. there are questions whethe

span berger is a former intelligence officer. use data and location. >> they frankly can be good partners on cutting down on human trafficking and terrorism type cases. being able to recognize the trends, anomalies both the trends and anomalies they see in the utilization of their platforms is a skill set that they have they lure teens with seemingly innocent job postings. >> that's where 90% of the fentanyl is transported through passenger vehicles, through trucks, by pedestrians that are lawfully coming into the united states through the ports of entry. >> teens aren't the only ones helping the cartels. a sheriff's office in texas just busted a houston area school teacher. brandon alexis grass i can't is charged with four counts of human smuggling lawmakers have a message. >> here is my advice to teenagers don't go and answer the snapchat ad. you will ruin your life. >> now the cartels here, the situation with them is they prey on teens and, bret, cartels use the platform also to groom kids. back to you. >> bret: chad pergram l

dream chaser conference top or the conference is going to be at the hilton oakley airport on hagan, bergerle lot going on in the bay area today and over the next few days. and you need to know how to dress and how to prepare if you are going to be out and about for any one of those events. you know, john's for 20. so for those who like to celebrate. >> how's the weather going to you know, whether you're celebrating or not, it's good weather for getting outside today in which case it probably recommend getting out their golden gate park. it's going to be the place today. if you want to get out there. as for what we've got in the downtown san francisco, really clear skies. no fog this morning. really clear start to this day, which is nice to see for your morning commute. this weekend is going to switch things up a little bit. sure. we've got this high pressure ridge building in see your days are going to be full of sunshine and warmth. but we are going have some foggy mornings come saturday and sunday mornings. so anticipate those cool grey starts followed by abundant sun and some really com

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was on the previous panel here, she was on my national security staff and she and tony and sandy berger, they favored naming a special envoy and everybody else thought i was crazy. the british press was so bad that they were speculating that john major i did it to burn john major because he checked my passport files for the bush campaign and 92. [laughter] like i would change all american policy -- [laughter] everybody was going nuts and said clinton is so pistol off at major for checking his passport files to see if he tried to give up his citizenship to join the soviet union. [laughter] i mean, go figure. that's the only reason he's doing this. that's how inconceivable it was to the whole british body of politic. and i told you all i respected it that he tried because he was on a very thin parliamentary majority and he needed the unionist. he risked it anyway. even though i didn't really go anywhere, he tried and i think we should all give him credit for trying. [applause] and albert reynolds thought i should grant jerry a visa. we all worked it out. there were seven irish groups and

joining us now is jazzman and berger insider intelligence principal analyst. there was a phrase, continued disruption in demand in advertising. what is that? >> i think overall looking at snaps revenue decline, what we see it is has -- it has deep challenges within its ad business. there was a disruption in demand in a sense it is revamping its ad platform. it is unified. its ad formats to make it easier for investors. it is investing in machine learning. all of this is to provide more roi for advertisers. snap is right. these things take time to ramp up and impact its bottom line. for me, this issue runs deeper. that is that snap is a much smaller player then facebook or instagram. we saw meta come in with a 3% revenue growth in q1. snap chat is not a textbook ad supported platform the way those two players are. it has been clear about itself, it is a messaging app and its users primarily use it for visual messaging and messaging apps are notoriously difficult to monetize. caroline: 383 million users daily. how did they end up trying to set themselves apart f

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sergeant kevin berger was released yesterday.red a photo of the procession as officers escorted him to a rehab facility. a gofundme has raised almost $268,000 to help with the cost of his recovery. >> ai is handling yet another job. this time, fortune cookie messages. >> open fortune, a company that combines advertising with fortune cookies, is one of the first to invest in chatgpt to make the messages. the co-founder told the wall street journal the messages are similar to those done by writers who have been in the fortune cookie industry for years. the ceo of win fair foods corporation also says it's a timesaver. >> wait a minute. >> that's video of our fortune cookie factory in chinatown. >> good time. the golden gate fortune cookie factory. >> i don't know how they make the messages there. but if you have not been, it's fun. >> make your own message. >> that's right. you can. >> they were delicious. >> they were good. i was eating those things. >> that bag with just the flat cookie. i was like, this is too many cookies. next

berger watch fast-moving operations. >> we showed up, that's true so have china and russia that is theture, no doubt. >> it's true were in proxy wars all over the world with russia and china right now that is true. the group that's been active in ukraine and active in sudan that is absolutely true, the united states we will keep showing up we are not backing down. pete: a place that we need to show up communist chinese new reports that china's building cyber weapons that would hack enemy satellites meeting hours. you know this so much of our offensive and defensive capabilities, militarily and in the intelligencer based on communications and satellite the ability to have information to communicate the chinese team to target that if we would ever be in a conflict they would turn the lights out and the ability for us to talk to each other, how serious is this? >> it is serious but we're still ahead that is a good news. space is a new frontier. all the sci-fi movies we watched as kids, they are coming true. it is not just cyber, cyber is a big part of it as the leak that were talking abou

. >> the berger action fund and the foundation has established strict policies prohibiting their fundsgistration or supporting or opposing candidates or political parties. any group receiving the tax every all guidelines, regulations and laws group this contributes political to get greater clarity on how the money moves. election officials have mostly just been promising scrutiny. >> with the growing use of dark money from all over the world, from mega donors on both sides of the aisle, experts tell us more scrutiny, more exposure is in order. back to you. >> mike: greg palkot live in london, greg, thanks very much. ♪ ♪ tonight we examine what officials in milwaukee call a bad batch of drugs has killed at least 18 people in just a few days. the opioids laced with fentanyl and animal tranquilizer effected not just younger people but victims all the way up to 83 years old. correspondent garrett tenney has that story tonight. >> they need to do more to stop these drugs getting into our community. >> officials in milwaukee are begging the white house to do more to stop the flow of illegal

yesterday donald trump made a campaign stop at the red arrow diner in manchester, trump tower bergerfeatured menu item. we can report that mr. trump ordered one trump tower burger with fries for takeout. but really, i'm not sure how well that traveled. and as trump was about to leave the restaurant, one of his supporters shouted from the crowd, we've got a j sixer here. that's meeting someone who is part of the capital riot on january 6th was there in the restaurant with donald trump. and this is what happened next. [inaudible] >> thank you, president trump. >> love you -- >> we love trump! [crowd chanting] we love trump! we love trump! we love trump! [crowd chanting] >> get over here. >> president trump, on your college republican -- >> thank you, president trump. thank you, sir. [inaudible] >> here, take this pen. you've been through too much. the woman you saw donald trump wrap his arms around here is named mickey larsson olson. she is a trump supporter and a member of the qanon fringe offshoot known as negative 48. and as you heard in that diner, nikki larsson olson was one one o

and the indo pacific, and a marine corps that has clearly shifted to the indo pacific with general berger's force design 2030 -- how are you thinking about deterring and continuing with the support in the ongoing war in europe also -- but also deterrence and effective activities in the indo pacific? i raise this in part because we certainly heard from european colleagues, some worry that our support in europe is likely to be short-term as we move toward s the indo pacific. how do you see that balance? admiral grady: certainly a valid concern. let me say this upfront -- our commitment to europe and to nato and the transatlantic alliance is rock-solid. i do not see us wavering from that in any way. the unity that we have shown in support for ukraine will continue. i am very confident that we will continue in that vein. the united states would not have brought second fleet back to life if they didn't think it was that important. we were there and the transatlantic alliance is as important, if not more so, than it ever has been. i think there is balance. back to venn diagrams, what do you need

mr berger. is there any significance in yesterday's injection? alvin bragg keeps his eyes straight ahead focused on the task at hand, which now happens to involve a significant amount of history surrounding the 49 year old prosecutor. not only is he the first ever prosecutor that bring charges against a former president of the united states is also the first black prosecutors will lead the manhattan d a s office in february, brag, spoke to cnn about his approach to the trump hush money case, the same type of rigor and professionalism, ethics that was on display in that public courtroom is at work , you know. behind the scenes, former president donald trump and his supporters are now attacking brag at a blistering pace. prosecutorial misconduct is their new tool. but bragg's weathered trump's storms before successfully getting convictions in a major tax fraud case last year against the trump organization. he's also claimed to have helped sue the trump administration more than 100 times. but one former prosecutor who worked with bragg says his judg

people we talk about last week and that you read last week william ames adrian hare aboard francis bergersteak these are your traditional protestant scholastics who believe that what you do is you accept assumptions on authority and you use logic to open them up and that tells you what truth is. so he goes there and this is what he studies. but he also discovers through yale's rector, timothy cutler, william bradley's cartesian new logic, as well as the study of mr. locke, sir isaac newton. so as much as yale is founded as a response to what's going on at harvard, even at yale, they're reading the new philosophy. he gradually. in 1722, dabbled in science civic essays, a little like benjamin franklin. he essays of his observations on spiders and insects. he begins keeping notebooks on epistemology and natural science. a young with a real bent for the philosophic life, but but not just the philosophical life. he returns to yale in 1724 to serve as a tutor. and there he has become committed to what really functions as in materialism as bishop barkley's to the question of how know things. bec

but he -- it's been said by other people as well to take things as a senator, we remember sandy bergergs in his socks, in his pants, all over the place, in order to get them out of there. so why did he have stuff as a senator from all of those years ago? that's a big question. >> there's scifs. you're not supposed to bring them out. we have an indictment against donald trump in new york. it's trump arraignment syndrome in the media. if this indictment fails as so many legal analysts are saying, you're going to go after another thing and another thing and it will look like weaponization and politicization of our justice department. >> there's a lot of that. thanks, joe. good to see you. welcome back from disney world. >> i'll be working a third job to pay for this. >> martha: yeah. father mike schmidts pays a visit to husband. he has a huge podcast on apple and does the bible in a year podcast. we'll talk about what's going on in this decline in american's faith and patriotism and kids. and also the breaking news out of san francisco. a powerful tech executive the victim of a fatal stab

and the indo pacific, and a marine corps that has clearly shifted to the indo pacific with general berger's force design 2030 -- how are you thinking about deterring and condemning the support and the ongoing war in europe also deterrence and effective activities in the indo pacific? i raise this in part because we certainly heard from european colleagues, some worry that our support in europe is likely to be short-term as we move toward the end of pacific. how do you see that balance? adm. grady: certainly a valid concern. let me say this upfront -- our commitment to europe and to nato and the transatlantic alliance is rocksolid. i do not see us wavering from that in any way. the unity that we have shown in support for ukraine will continue. i am very confident that we will continue in that vein. the united states would not have brought a second fleet back to life if they didn't think it was that important. we were there and the transatlantic alliance is as important, if not more so, than it ever has been. i think there is balance. the venn diagrams, would you need for ukraine fight, what

david berger.unde understand i'd like to bring you back to the decision to terminate. can you explain why that made the most sense given your situation? >> it wasn't an easy choice to make, but just the mental and physical pain i was going to have to endure with the pregnancy, that's kind of why we decided to go ahead and terminate. pregnancy isn't easy as it is. so knowing that wherever i got induced or went to full term, the baby would pass after birth. so we decided to go ahead and terminate the pregnancy. i ended up having to go to full term. >> if you could tell us about that, the experience of having to go to full term with a baby that you knew would not survive and what your reaction was when you heard that you didn't have the option to take care of yourself and perhaps lessen the pain of the baby. >> we found out right before christmas. it was very heartbreaking because i knew the next couple of months was not going to be easy, both mentally and physically i dealt with a lot of and still de

the idea that no one found anything wrong with this call until, say brad robbins berger's book promotion tour in the fall of 2021 simply not borne out by the facts. daniel dale. thank you so much for joining us and welcome to cnn news, central hope to see you again soon. thanks, john. kate that speech fact checking that speech. joining me now for more on all of this is marc short. he's a former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. it's good to see you, mark. thanks for coming in. john was just going through that speech, um, with daniel dale, and there's a lot of, um there was a lot to pick through. but on the overall indictment what donald trump is facing, do you think that donald trump is better or in worse or better position politically? today than he was before this, say monday. okay i think it's been fascinating to watch over the last 12 14 hours. how many liberal commentators have actually come forward to say how weak this cases and as we've discussed before? i think that part of the da's job is discretion and bringing a case when he promised to go and indict president trump

in chief justice berger, who was appointed by richard nixon. he actually said that gun regulation and gun safety measures are very smart, and it used to be in republican policy that we would have a pro second amendment position that went hand in hand with gun safety. we've left the safety part out, and i think it's embarrassing. i also very worried that we're becoming numb as a society to these happening day in day out, and it's just now sort of another shooting, and that should not be the way we internationally and then lastly, i think that we are really? not or, as jessica came on, and talked about gun deaths are now the leading cause of death for children. but pew research also released a more detailed study that said, if you were black youth, you are five times more likely to be killed by a gun than any other demographic and of black youths who are or who are killed by guns. 80% or by murder. whereas white youths 66% of gun deaths suicide and there's something really bad going on in this country and we're not addressing it. michael your tho

now in court documents obtained by cbs news co-berger said the survivor may be a material witness forssibly provide exculpatory information. >> the defense believes she has information that would directly contradict his being the person who they believe was at the scene of the crime. >> the defense said they believe the survivor told police things she heard and saw and could offer details that cannot be provided by any other witness. >> she might have information as to what the person looked like. any information that would take him out of the prime line-up as a suspect. >> according to the affidavit the other survivor roommate told authorities she heard crying and opened the door and saw a masked man coming toward her and then headed for a sliding glass door. that roommate, making taught suspect's bushy eyebrows and then she locked her door. a 911 call placed more than 8 hours later revealed an unthinkable crime that would capture the nation. the family said they empathize with the survivors. >> i'm sure they are terrified. >> this roommate currently lived in nevada and would have to

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luciana berger, wre— welcomed back. luciana berger, wte tett— welcomed back.years because she just felt she couldn't a party was couldn't be in a party that was anti—semitic.— couldn't be in a party that was anti—semitic.-you- couldn't be in a party that was anti—semitic. you know, anti—semitic. and, you know, ereg— anti—semitic. and, you know, greg—tree- anti—semitic. and, you know, greg—the chair. anti—semitic. and, you know,- greg_the chair-the greg hands he's the chair of the censewettwe— greg hands he's the chair of the conservative _this| conservative party. he says this stews— conservative party. he says this stews tetew— conservative party. he says this shows labour haven't really etetget— shows labour haven't really changed since— shows labour haven't really changed since being found institutionally— changed since being found institutionally racist . “43?“ institutionally racist. yeah, wett— institutionally racist. yeah, wett. greg— institutionally racist. yeah, well, greg hands- institutionally racist. yeah, well, greg hands is wrong, but he's about

i've since rejoined because of luciana berger has rejoined and the equality and human rights commissiono a cewhenaxtent. cherie blair had it. jeremy corbyn's got it to a cewhen sheit. cherie blair had it. jeremy corbyn's got it to a cewhen she saidierie blair had it. jeremy corbyn's got it to a cewhen she said she blair had it. jeremy corbyn's got it to a cewhen she said she could had it when she said she could ewmeetmee— it when she said she could sympathise and- it when she said she could sympathise and understand palestinian— sympathise and understand palestinian suicide. but what is mte— palestinian suicide. but what is mte-etem— palestinian suicide. but what is mte-eteme — palestinian suicide. but what is this-about ? i— palestinian suicide. but what is this-about ? i don't- palestinian suicide. but what is this about? cc," c this all about? i don't think i would equate cherie blair to a to ken livingstone. no, but her comment was very interesting. you know, when you you know, when she said, you mew,— you know, when she said, you knew eme— you know, when she said, you know, she wou

i've since rejoined because of luciana berger has rejoined and the equality and human rights commissiona cewhen cherie blair had it. jeremy corbyn's got it to a cewhen she cherie blair had it. jeremy corbyn's got it to a cewhen she saidierie blair had it. jeremy corbyn's got it to a cewhen she said she blair had it. jeremy corbyn's got it to a cewhen she said she could had it when she said she could svmpatmse— it when she said she could sympathise and- it when she said she could sympathise and understand palestinian— sympathise and understand palestinian suicide. but what is tats— palestinian suicide. but what is tats-ateat— palestinian suicide. but what is tats-ateate — palestinian suicide. but what is this-about ? i— palestinian suicide. but what is this-about ? i don't- palestinian suicide. but what is this about? cc?" c this all about? i don't think i would equate cherie blair to a to ken livingstone. no, but her comment was very interesting. you know, when you you know, when she said, you mew,— you know, when she said, you mew, sme— you know, when she said, you know, she wouldn't a

mbappe types such as luciana berger felt compelled .ted quickly. keir starmer has got a— mean, he reacted quickly. keir starmer has got a huge 18 months thett— starmer has got a huge 18 months thett et— starmer has got a huge 18 months thett et him.— starmer has got a huge 18 months ahead of him. there— starmer has got a huge 18 months ahead of him. there hasn't been ahead of him. there hasn't been t tthetr— ahead of him. there hasn't been a labour leader— ahead of him. there hasn't been a labour leader voted in to ehiee— a labour leader voted in to ehiee ter— a labour leader voted in to office for 50— a labour leader voted in to office for 50 years since tony hitir. — office for 50 years since tony hitir. se— office for 50 years since tony hitir. se it— office for 50 years since tony blair. so if starmer's got his werh— blair. so if starmer's got his werh ett— blair. so if starmer's got his work cut out— blair. so if starmer's got his work cut out and— blair. so if starmer's got his work cut out and he can't be htriit— work cut out and

to prove that they have moved on from this from the era of jeremy corbyn, from people like luciana bergerld say that diane abbott apologised and withdrew her comments yesterday, claiming dd— comments yesterday, claiming dnd one— comments yesterday, claiming dnd one nod— comments yesterday, claiming that she had sent in a draft denen— that she had sent in a draft done do— that she had sent in a draft letter to the— that she had sent in a draft letter to the observer newspaper by mistake.— letter to the observer newspaper ny nnnnde. dow— letter to the observer newspaper by mistake. now the only thing dd— by mistake. now the only thing dnd nen— by mistake. now the only thing that her letter— by mistake. now the only thing that her letter said was that yennn— that her letter said was that yewnn pebble— that her letter said was that jewish people do not and of course irish— jewish people do not and of course irish people and do not de— course irish people and do not receive the same— course irish people and do not receive the same sort of racism dd— receive the same sort of racism dnd dod— rec

it led to people like luciana berger leaving the labour party, john mann labour party mann leaving theway they speak or or what they represent. if they're a threat to you, if you don't understand them, if they're other that can sometimes be colour of skin. but often it's not. i mean, look at the irish. no blacks, no dogs. no, i mean, we just we just need to learn to have a healthy conversation. ithink to learn to have a healthy conversation. i think people get thggetet—tewhl triggered trying to shut down ehe— triggered trying to shut down emt thew-te— triggered trying to shut down and they're not— triggered trying to shut down and they're not able to shut them— and they're not able to shut tewh tw— and they're not able to shut down by sending that letter in heeuse— down by sending that letter in because—who- down by sending that letter in because _who the because the person who wrote the etttete— because the person who wrote the ehtete—twthg- article was really trying to hete— article was really trying to- have _conversation. have a healthy conversation. eeeme—heu- have a healthy conve