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someone in a comment referred to briony as my slave. _ it was disgusting.ely. when you've got people saying the same things that were said 50, 100 years ago, you think we would be further along. anna and jeff live in carlisle with their two children in a mainly white area and were surprised to see protests take place. the fact that someone had organised a black lives matter movement in carlisle was amazing and i went, not expecting to see 200 people there. you have a white husband. how has race played out in that relationship? it's something i've never admitted to anyone before, but i'm quite disappointed ifell in love with a white man! i thought that'd would be another way of claiming my heritage. i wanted children to have a similar experience as me, of being a blend. they are now more open about race. there is definitely an awareness from the other side, being a white person, and i don't want to feel like the colonialist, exploiting in some way. black lives matter has really united our family. i'm realising it's not about who i marry and the colour of the

immunity from covert 19 and how corporate greed is prolonging the out the back we also talk to general briony host of congressional bush podcast about foreign policy sit tight the show starts now. the war. time or is it a fantasy for our top story today scientists and health experts say.

it's my pleasure to welcome back jim briony host of the congressional dish pod cast to discuss what the pacific deterrence initiative is and where our foreign policy is headed under president biden in january days before president trump left office congress overrode his veto against a particular military policy the 741000000000 dollar national defense authorization act this was a bipartisan effort in both the house and the senate why did congress override trump's veto and passed this bill instead of getting stimulus checks out sooner. well there are reasons behind terms of you know where donald trump priorities not really priority shared by most of the members of his party so for example trump wanted stuff attached to that bill that would punish twitter and facebook for labeling his posts and this was before they banned him he also didn't like that the bill would limit his ability to divert military construction funds to his border wall and it would have prevented him from removing troops from germany and afghanistan and most republicans in congress still want to continue that war and s

aimed at countering china this week on the world according to jesse host of a congressional dish jen briony explain what's really included in this program and if it could lead to more than just a trade war between the world's 2 largest economies. in 2 pacific deterrence initiative is a new military build out so a new prepositioning of the united states military west of the international dateline which is basically china's neighborhood and specifically it's going to increase the number of troops we have in that area along with the quitman weapons and fuel and then on top of that the military is going to conduct training exercises to make it easier for other militaries to partner with us in war in that part of the worlds. now what are some of the way to deter in china in the pursuit of it and what are we deterring them from well china is increasing the strength of its own military and has expanded its own presence in the south china sea to the point that they're building brand new islands and putting military bases on top of them and so it takes 2 weeks to move u.s. aircraft carriers from ala

i often think that because i work at goldman, i wear brioni, and i had a hedge fund, i am public enemy number one, and if you read my mentions column, carl, i certainly do not belong anywhere, anywhere, even with my kids, and i tell you, that their anger, we had greenfield on earlier, is, i think, wrong, but their desire to move stocks is a new thing, carl, and it's much more like the -- my father sold games when he was younger, he sold a game called "stocks and bonds" by 3 m, it was the same thing, you got to pay stocks up. >> jim, a lot of this getting centered around you personally, adam aron tweeted about the legendary jim cramer and your comments about amc, and jim cramer pitches the beyond meat long thesis. you have written a book called "get rich carefully" and long said if you have 20% gains, ring the register what happens that advice that you've historically given? >> and that's a great -- you cut me to the quick. i feel like that i was surprised that adam went to, he goes from abington, we were at springfield spartans, that's, of course, also good friends with a person who co

briony commuted to leeds for four years.to commute on the trains again, or has your experience put you off forever? the four years really did dent my confidence in northern rail as a company, and you know, their ability to get things done on time and get somewhere where they need to be on time. for some, it comes down to price and whether it will be affordable. it is terrible. you know, the price of the tickets, it would be really good if they were a bit cheaper than this. so, big changes on the way. the test for the industry will be attracting people back onto the railways as lockdown lifts. so, a mixed response from passengers. let's have a chat to david sidebottom from transport focus. good morning. we've heard a lot about the flexible ticket system but what a lot of people will be thinking is, will that be translated into cheaper tickets? ladle thinking is, will that be translated into cheaper tickets?— thinking is, will that be translated into cheaper tickets? we wait to see what the discounts _ into cheaper tickets? we