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a battle bogle was determined to win. >> this girl was tough, taking care of kids. her number 1 priority was heather. we need to find out who did this. >> i would think your sister would be proud of you. >> thank you. >> do you feel better? >> i feel relieved we finally know what happened. >> you know who. >> yeah. >> and you know who it wasn't. >> exactly. >>> that's all for this edition of dateline. i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. watchin >>> hello, this is dateline. >>> any time a child goes missing, it is a scary thing. you know there is evil out there. >> first, michelle, then jenny. >> bloodhounds came, police were there. >> two young girls, taken. >> similarities, blonde, blue eyes, riding a bike. >> as a little kid it definitely scared me. >> she was a girl then as well, solving these mysteries was her mission. could cutting edge technology crack a ice cold case? >> no way. >> i believe in the devil and i think people that do not believe in the devil are in for a big surprise. >> hello and welcome to dateline. michelle and jenny were like most k

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so we have but monmouth all the bogle, cnn's own house, 50%. this spot the or type see what we have six your poll outlet, three 40 in an offstage at 300 electoral votes that's one of the criteria. neither president trump are pressing is going to be on the bow. as he states at that time i think to see an error because they basically paid criteria a present, present piot and can't pay the parties are nominee nominee. he so they're not going to be ebit again only secure their party's nomination because there hasn't been a convention. yeah i only want are these three get that will qualify for that criteria of c and made i'm the only one that could qualify for it. >> is there any recourse that you're going to pursue well, we have a we don't legal recourse if c that, deny you know, to see an atom there's plenty of court case that say, once you make an open challenge and dad and he published criteria you got a contract with people who can meet that criteria so we do have a contractual there are michael, there we have we have a parent is doctrine this

but, if you read that piece in the telegraph a while ago, people like aman bogle, who's a contributorand people like david campbell, bannerman, said they effectively banned him from standing. so there are ways they make it difficult, subtle ways. so it sounds a bit to me like like it's been that. i mean, why wouldn't they make it clear to him? yes we definitely want you to stand, you know, why would they leave it to the last minute and make it difficult? >> that's so weird, steve. can't we go back to the good old days when labour stood for the working class rather than the middle class? you know, because it's called labour and the conservatives were conservative. that would be great. just so that we have the choice. i'd like them both to do that, but sadly the system is edged itself into again, it's all about the parties get so close because otherwise if you're an outlier, you'd never win. so they all compete for the same ground. they have very the same policies. maybe if everyone just did what it said on the tin, maybe if the liberal democrats were, you know, liberal and democratic a