there was already a black cabinet. okay, so let me talk a little bit about the black cabinet before bethune. so that would in 1933, how does the black come together under under bethune bethune in 1933, you know the story. fdr takes office and rushing to save the nation, right? he's trying to get nation off, off of its feet of on its feet during great depression. now, what we don't talk about often in that narrative is how black people suffered more greatly then almost every other group in this nation and in the farming communities, black people were starving. they'd been driven off the land in many cases or denied the opportunity to farm the land that they had farmed for, for literally generations in urban centers, black people's employment rate ran to white unemployment rate. i'm sorry, unemployment rate ran twice that of white americans in some areas you'll find that black americans unemployment rate is 50 to 60%. so that's entire communities that are are almost all of them out of work. but at first, despite the dire

in the first part of the proposed draft law, i am quoting article 10 of the agreement between the cabinet of ministers of ukraine and the government of the russian federation on radmists, end of quotation, so dear colleagues, please support the decision of the committee and adopt the proposed draft bill based on the general basis and taking into account the proposal of the committee. thank you for your attention. thank you, dear colleagues. the need to discuss please sign up two for two against of course please buzhansky maksym arkadiyovych servant of the people e-e dear colleagues excuse me speech according to the content, let's vote and support without unnecessary talk, thank you, please, the floor is given to the people's deputy aryev e.e. volodymyr igarochu faction of the european solidarity political party , pass the floor to mykolik na zhizn knyazhytsky lekerstv thank you dear friends well, i would like to draw your attention to the fact that we are not denouncing this agreement, but in fact we are suspending for an indefinite period. obviously , this needs to be done, and it is obv

ministry of social policy and submitted for consideration by the verkhovna rada of ukraine to the cabinet of ministers of ukraine. this draft act aims to resolve some problematic issues that are currently present in the context of payment of pensions to citizens of ukraine first, this issue is resolved regarding the lack of the possibility of crediting work experience received in foreign countries during the work of our citizens there of ukraine other is the impossibility of resuming the payment of pensions of citizens of ukraine who lived in the temporarily occupied territories and now moved under the control of ukraine to the territory of ukraine other the problematic issue that will be resolved with the adoption of this bill is the elimination of the absence of legal conditions for the payment of pensions for the period of temporary stay abroad. in this way, the project proposes to include the periods of labor activity in the length of the insurance period or military service - this is service under outside of ukraine, it is also proposed to do this on the terms of existing internation

hello, the issue of the dispute can lead to the collapse of the cabinet. hello and courtesy to you, dear viewers. first , let us briefly mention who the indians are, where they came from, what is their purpose, and what is their position in the zionist regime in jerusalem in 1980. roy they came to work inside the zionist regime, with them radical jews, i mean jews who have the ability to act and have their own opinions, for example , i will attract a few factors that have special and separate schools inside israel, their thoughts are different, their views are not distorted according to the view of the torah. they say that independence and establishment should not be accompanied by belligerence, it should not be accompanied by killing , and it is interesting to know that the women in the hijab and the images that we see on social media are of some jews in the occupied land who wear hijabs similar to islamic hijab women, which are like a tent. they are wearing tents the men have high mountains, they have special black hats, they have white shirts, they have

change in the cabinet in britain, thank you very much, mr. zargar . i will say goodbye to you. the bad news that we have in the international field has caused an increase in immigration in pakistan. political in pakistan is one of the factors that have been mentioned and there are too many immigrants in this country . for the whole world, the liquid powder and the correspondent of the sed and cima news agency . good morning, dear viewers . today, there is going to be a plan to solve the problem. traffic in the ferdis bridge of highway and road transport greetings to you in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. please tell me about this project that will solve the traffic jam of fardis bridge . please explain the details to us and the future generations. o alborz paul ferdis, who made the imam and the viewers dear and respected, how much rain do you pour down from the very sardasht verse, you are the chaos of this earth, and how while the sun is full of flame , you are the fourth in this world, you do not sleep. bright, hidden in your life , you have patience,

only after that, yesterday evening, the cabinet of ministers convened in an extraordinary meeting to consider this very issue . and finally it was decided, and what is very important and this is our joint victory. what is the law of the song i authored? do conscripts get extra pay cadets limitedly eligible, withdrawn from the workforce, ineligible with revision , withdrawn from the workforce, instructors of training centers immediately in two months and for june and july, they should receive them during the month of august. by the end of this month, further i'm following this, we won't let our heroes throw it, we have to direct all funds there as much as possible, but today there is one more question after the thirty was canceled . everyone has a very pressing question. the salaries of those who went into the armed forces and receive much less today require consideration of this bill of mine, we are working for the military. put it later, because we still have amendments to be taken into account . and there will be a 3-minute speech, yes. ok , let me figure it out . colleagues, we no

of ministers ministry of foreign affairs the cabinet of ministers has not prepared such proposals, so i want to ask once again what should happen in our country so that finally, after one and a half years of war, we do not have more than 300 bilateral treaties with the russian federation, more than two hundred within the framework of the cis and more than 100 active treaties with belarusians. i hope that the chairman of the verkhovna rada still receives an answer, because if not, i think it is necessary to take some other measures regarding the cabinet of ministers' inaction, thank you, thank you european solidarity goncharenko pas team own goncharenko fedina sofia romanivna oleksiy goncharenko european solidarity as we see we have received so much from belarus that we cannot finally with this ukraine occupied by russia unfortunately and with this puppet regime lukashenko to break all these agreements it must be done once and for all because we see how it is like this scoundrel how does this potato fuhrer come out periodically and something is barking at our country, it is not enough

yesterday i addressed the second cabinet of ministers with a new letter, taking into account this list to introduce a draft law on the denationalization of all these agreements that they listed in the list. i really hope that at the next meeting , we will all together with great pleasure vote on a comprehensive list of this entire de-racialization of ukraine's relations. so let's see . well, i say again, you asked what what i did, i will report to you as the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, thank you. dear colleagues, let's move on . dear colleagues, let's move on . let's move on to making a decision. by technical legal amendments the draft law on the termination of the agreement between the cabinet of ministers of ukraine and the government of the russian federation on the promotion and mutual protection of investments registration number 02.01 ready to vote i ask the people's deputies to vote for 274 decisions the law will come as a whole dear colleagues the next draft law 02:10 this is a draft law on the termination of the agreement between the cabinet of ministers of ukra

absolutely, as ou key cabinet positions. absolutely, as you have _ key cabinet positions.u have set, _ key cabinet positions. absolutely, as you have set, a _ key cabinet positions. absolutely, as you have set, a few _ key cabinet positions. absolutely, as you have set, a few eyebrows l as you have set, a few eyebrows raised over the position that grant shapps is now in, but also the fact is this energy portfolio is also a major portfolio. it is is this energy portfolio is also a major portfolio.— major portfolio. it is a really ma'or major portfolio. it is a really major portfolio. _ major portfolio. it is a really major portfolio. at - major portfolio. it is a really major portfolio. at least - major portfolio. it is a really i major portfolio. at least claire coutinho, if you look at her track record, she does have a history of being involved in green campaigns on the conservative side. so she has been involved in the conservative green caucus, the conservative environmental network empowerment so it is an interest for her and i think some people would see this as an in

claire coutinho _ cabinet? are you pleased with your newjob? claire coutinho is - cabinet?e - cabinet? are you pleased with yourj new job? claire coutinho is the new enera new job? claire coutinho is the new energy secretary. _ new job? claire coutinho is the new energy secretary, responsible - new job? claire coutinho is the new energy secretary, responsible for i energy secretary, responsible for net zero, among other things. last month she criticised labour over the expansion of the low emission zone. it really doesn't matter how many newjobs rishi sunak gives to his friends. it is still moving the deck they are still a sinking ship. this country really needs change. today's chances country really needs change. today's changes are — country really needs change. today's changes are tweaks _ country really needs change. today's changes are tweaks to _ country really needs change. today's changes are tweaks to rishi - country really needs change. today's changes are tweaks to rishi sunak'sl changes are tweaks to rishi sunak�*s top team, a change in personnel rather than dir

basis, the zionist regime will make the decisions of the netanyahu cabinet under the pretext of you. day approx a month ago, the protests became much more widespread and even included the army and air force. just yesterday, the commander of the army suspended the service that they had focused on, which shows the depth of the crisis, but i doubt that mr. netanyahu will be able to control these protests. it cannot be easily controlled, and of course the opposition cannot dissuade its allies so easily, and this crisis is being repaired and spread . the government eliminated 64 persudas the extreme rightists have not formed a coalition with moderate and left-wing coalitions and parties , which means that it is not like they have a minister in his cabinet, and short of that, most of the ministers and representatives of the knesset support netanyahu from correcting the people who are very effective in carrying out this coup. it is unlikely that netanyahu will be able to be overthrown through the legal system and the lack of support and rejection of their vote . i mean, if netanyahu is shor

when a massive can explore killing two cabinet secretaries who were topside at the time? purely through good fortune. the president happened below deck and was spared. had he not been spared because there was no ppt because there was no vice president. ppt at the time senator willie mangum of the wig party came close to becoming acting present. this would have meant for partisan control. a change in parts control of the executive branch in 1865 following assassination of president abraham lincoln democrat. andrew johnson was elevated presidency. just weeks afterward and with no vice president. johnson became seriously ill he was so sick. in fact that his secretary of state and secretary of war were sent scrambling trying to track down the ppt. the ppt was senator lafayette foster who was a republican? the problem was that at the time foster was in the wilds of the new mexico character conducting oversight on us government. treatment of native american tribes cabinet secretaries were only able to find contact center foster by sending a courier writing horseback from the ne

well, let's talk about that right away that this cabinet is actually again. this is my opinion.not operate on rumors, but express what it considers necessary and appropriate from my point of view. they have practically not changed over the past two or three years, except for the minister of culture and so on, from a point of view , he has already exhausted his resources. stage, we all worked not on emotions, but every person, including members of the government, have these resources, we have our own physical , including opportunities, and to reload when a person is exhausted and there is no way to continue working with the tchitok, it is necessary, not even necessary, and in this case, this cabinet is already this the resource has run out and from my point of view hmm, the extreme point there is what is possible, this is the fall, when it will need to be reloaded , reloaded not only because they are exhausted. and this war, how long it dragged on , we remember a year ago when we talked about the fact that the cabinet of ministers was already informed . most likely, including res

he had members of his cabinet question his capacity.in fact he was incapacitated but he was in fact completely paralyzed on half of his body. marshall decided to challenge whether or not he was capable of discharging the duties of his office. and along with wilson's wife and secretary and has doctor, they all got together and decided to pull the wool over the cabot eyes. they brought marshall and other members of the cabinet into the sick room where the paralyzed side of his body was away from the entrance to the door. they close the drapes so that no one could see how incapacitated he was. he could partly speak on one side of his mouth. he appeared to look like in fact he was not they were not able to pursue this is the 25th amendment. they were not able to pursue moving him out of office pygmies covered first thing he did was take marshall out. there was revenge or payback for that. but of course as other examples of present or incapacitated but not death. we think of presidents who were extremely, john kennedy extremely ill on roosev

by the way, yes, as we have a cabinet depth of 60, that is, like making a cabinet directly, then we godren 's room, yes, that's why we have a cabinet so that it doesn't look massive, it has a different depth at the entrance, then a ledge. the closet is then already and to the door is just a decorative mirror that dissolves in space on the closet. here is the door, we quite calmly open to the nursery. everything is fine. under painting, they are not visible at all, and therefore they do not conflict with a cabinet of ventilated facades it is combined with the color of the laminate, in general a very pleasant surface. i know it's anti-static so dust won't accumulate here. yes, well, they look. we have all this space. it's cocoa, that it's a bleached light and there's a woody tinge to it. i really liked how it looks like an addition to the closet. we have a tv system, it is made according to the principle of rocker surfaces. that is, when we move a little away from the wall and a lowering effect is created. here we have a storage system. well, we are in the same vein wardrobes appeared in

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cabinet secretary only able to find and contact senator foster by sending currier riding horseback to nearest outpost he was sitting peacefully by campfire. the telegram had him head to the nearest city. in case he had to become acting president. years later, thend impeachment trial of johnson, removing the president and all abating the successors. like foster republican. as i mentioned in 1886 legislative succession was removed from the statue books. 1947, lawmakers reinserted into the line of succession. since harry truman did not have a vice president in 1945 until 1949, republican speaker came closehe to becoming active president than any other speaker not long after the bills adoption president truman went oon an official trip to brazil. while on this trip his motorcade almost drove over the edge. speaker martind recalled it truman while on a visit to south america became dangerously close to plunging down the mountainside. the noose was a sobering reminder of how near living day-to-day on the edge of great responsibility. as was the case of tyler and johnson it easily could have

this will be his fifth role in cabinet but he has| fifth role in cabinet but he has never held a positiona position in the mod, do you think that matters?— you think that matters? it does and it would matter _ you think that matters? it does and it would matter for _ you think that matters? it does and it would matter for the _ you think that matters? it does and it would matter for the longer - you think that matters? it does and| it would matter for the longer term. ben wallace was a very good defence secretary but even, ben wallace was up secretary but even, ben wallace was up against the conventional wisdom in downing street and the treasury that the ministry of defence can't really have more money even though they want defence to do more things. there is a structural problem of defence expenditure which we have had now for over a decade and that won't get any better. so there may be a few announcements to be made about a bit more money here or there but it all depends on the rate of inflation. but if inflation is at 2%, the treasury's original target, then the defence ministry can ba

what classic cornices without them these cabinets look like just cabinets.e a building, again, let's not forget. we are in milan, as if, but we still have cabinets in the corridor. they are made of the same material as this part of the kitchen, and here we have shelves behind the facade, and here a closet with a bar, just right so that you can come to hang clothes right away. and we also have such a thing, a sliding door, now we can close the kitchen like this and cut it off from the rest of the apartment according to the law. we had to put a door here, because the gas panel of the historical socket of the late forties of the last century. a chandelier was found, the same age as the base, it has a glass lampshade made of brass. with engraving, we will shed light on the kitchen worktop, hide the diode tape in the profile and close it with a matte finish. also highlight art panels with shelves and an arched ceiling. an austere lamp on a long cord hangs over the future table, the author carla guglielme, a designer architect and one of the organizers of the mila

_ that he is very experienced member of cabinet and crucially a big rishi sunak— of cabinet and crucially ally— of cabinet and crucially a big rishi sunak ally which i think is what they— sunak ally which i think is what they really wanted with this, to promote — they really wanted with this, to promote somebody who will take the fi-ht promote somebody who will take the fight broke into the next election, they want— fight broke into the next election, they want a good ally of rishi sunak in that— they want a good ally of rishi sunak in that post. is they want a good ally of rishi sunak in that post-— in that post. is mentioning there, he is a close _ in that post. is mentioning there, he is a close ally _ in that post. is mentioning there, he is a close ally of _ in that post. is mentioning there, he is a close ally of rishi - in that post. is mentioning there, he is a close ally of rishi sunak, l he is a close ally of rishi sunak, but is well known, what do you think rishi sunak�*s thinking is behind this appointment? itruiith rishi sunak's thinking is behind this appointment?— this appo

he calls the cabinet together and the senators all meet with the government in the cabinet he pulls the cabinet about whether they are all united behind the cause and behind the administration policy secretary of the treasury chase had been telling the senators that lincoln doesn't really consult his cabinet. the cabinet is divided. lincoln calls on one member after another, including chase and they all. no, we aren't divided. we know what we're and the senators have to back down and. lincoln has seward's in hand and he gets chase's resignation. and lincoln little the typical use of metaphor, he says, now i have a pumpkin in each of my bags and i can ride. and so he refuses both writing resignation as the cabinet remains the same in this crisis past passes but the fact there was a crisis is an indication of the mood of demoralization at least in washington across much of the north as well. well, i want to just add that, too, that something i mentioned, i think before. but halleck is supposed to be the general that link. well, lincoln brought him on because he wanted a military man who w

senior administration officials, white house staff, cabinet officers and leaders. barbara perry co-director, who is the jerry belial? black hills professor here at the miller center and the director of presidential studies co-leads the oral history program. over her time, she has conducted more than 120 interviews for. the george h.w. bush project, the george w. bush project and barack obama project. in addition to having pulled together and completed the edward kennedy oral history project and helping launch the hillary clinton oral history project. we don't just do presidents. we do other senior officials. and with that, it's a great opportunity to introduce our special guest, who's joining us by zoom today, robert gates. as you all know, robert gates served as u.s. secretary of defense from december 2006 in the bush 43 administration. and he continued his service through july 2011 into the obama administration. he's been awarded the national security medal, the presidential citizen's, and has twice received the national distinguished service medal. secretary gat

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ministers, the ministry of foreign affairs , the cabinet of ministers have not prepared such proposals want to ask once again what should happen in our country, so that finally when

we will finalize the road map together with the committees and the cabinet after that. we will closecompanies and so that all management is in one legal structure in one e-e joint-stock company or tovka and because of this we will offer an e-e lease agreement for some plot through transparent. in this plan, there will not be any state or other directors with whom you will have to negotiate and finally become you about the property of russians and collaborators that was confiscated in ukraine. they are selling 109 e assets of russian collaborators and we expect another 300 e-e assets that will now pass so that society will understand . of these objects, we already have the famous chimpaza demurian gzk investagro and real estate that was owned by a russian oligarch. now we are preparing and i hope that by the end of the year , either dymurian or er will be offered real estate with a chimpanzee, that is, it takes a little time to prepare it, we set ourselves such kpis that in three months plus all the audits were already prepared, they were in the cafe, and we offered to open transparen

took upon itself under international law on december 1, 2000, the ministry of defense instructed the cabinetnisters to propose to the verkhovna rada to ban the activities of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate in ukraine and also initiated a check of the legality of the uoc-mp stay in the kyiv-pechersk lavra , president volodymyr zelenskyi said about this in his evening address to ukrainians on the same day however, no significant changes have taken place since then, unfortunately, even russian terror and a full-scale war did not convince some actors that it is worth overcoming the temptation of evil. why should we create such conditions when any actors dependent on the aggressor state will not have any opportunity to manipulate ukrainians and weaken ukraine from the inside 11 draft laws have been registered in the verkhovna rada, which in one way or another relate to the uoc mp , the main ones being number 8221, initiated by 34 people's deputies on the website of the council, and number 8371 submitted to the council by the prime minister there is also an alternative pre

at a meeting from the cabinet of ministers, he noted that the state should do everything to help thency. they became one of the main topics of discussion, which in the end they decided to tell or khramtsova for it. the whole country is worried about the tragedy in makhachkala , various departments are providing assistance to those affected by the disaster from the discussion of the latest data on emergency situations in in dagestan, a meeting began today, which vladimir putin ruled via videoconference. we are worried about what happened , for the families of the victims, uh, for those who suffered, and we wish all, uh, the injured, a speedy recovery. we offer condolences. to all families. uh, our dead, uh, citizens of our people. i know that the ministry of emergency situations has also joined the local authorities. we are actively involved in this work of tatyana, uh, the most, assistance is also provided in moscow clinics, as they work, including three children , federal moscow institutions will be evacuated, and in connection with their state of health. and the victims who were ev

the government must develop several action plans, the first is legislative work plus by-laws of the cabinet of ministers regarding our plan for european integration , we must not forget that we came to vilnius empty-handed, uh, homework on reforms was not done, i don't want to say that it played a primary role, but at least our allies had reason to point the finger at us and say that corruption is everything else. that is, we now need to prepare for the summit in washington, and the more we are prepared, the more chances we will have . the second is that work must be done by the end of autumn to start uh, real work, real negotiations on the acquisition of membership of the european union, these are also draft laws, these are also projects, this is a draft decision of the cabinet of ministers, by-laws. we need 20 actions, uh, with the responsible terms of execution with order in order for us to do this work quickly enough, i have the impression that the parliament is a complete hulk in this matter, and the european draft laws for european integration are more likely to overlap with word comb

it's very excitin: trophy in the cabinet. it's very exciting for — trophy in the cabinet.ty fans. - trophy in the cabinet. it's very l exciting for band city fans. what trophy in the cabinet. it's very - exciting for band city fans. what do you make of the various coming and goings at the start of the season? i get the feeling that come slightly back towards the pack for that everyone around have strength and spent a lot of money while they have lost people, the big blow for them is losing kevin de bruyne. ifeel as it says they're coming back towards the pack, which is exciting for everyone watching on. while the windows open abby�*s stunned if they don't go into the market and buy a de bruyne type player.— don't go into the market and buy a de bruyne type player. lucas packets are as being — de bruyne type player. lucas packets are as being talked _ de bruyne type player. lucas packets are as being talked about. _ de bruyne type player. lucas packets are as being talked about. do - de bruyne type player. lucas packets are as being talked about. do you - are as being talke

the creativity of the british cabinet is not affected by either the arguments of the opponents or theurned out to be a failed and costly idea to place migrants in rwanda, which was actively promoted by the minister of the interior , zuela. brovin, but a new project was immediately formed - sending illegal immigrants to ascension island in the atlantic ocean, where the royal air force base is now located. meanings more than controversial, but the initiator likes the fact that the island is already 6.5 thousand kilometers from london alexander khabarov anna lvova news, great britain what this day is remembered for in history we will tell right now hello on august 17, 1816, a monument to kuzma was cast in st. petersburg minin and dmitry pozharsky, a merchant less than a prince, pozharsky led the people's militia, whose members in 1612 defeated the polish lithuanian army, knocking out the interventionists from moscow and, having rid the country of the conquerors funds for the monument to the heroes were collected by the whole world, announcing all the people's subscription, they collected

the print of the cabinet hearing the emancipation of proclamation red. what an incredibly storing moment. so, you know, lonnie bunch was on that committee, i think wendy cooper richard nylander. film and bill element. yeah. yeah, so we kind of went through this. how do we put how do we put those together and the bed is clearly maybe we move ahead one. the bed is the outstanding souls, you know, just center stage object right and this is how it had looked when mrs. lincoln had it in the prince of wales bedroom. it had this crown this canopy. it had the purple upholstery and the lace the the draperies were on sink there were violences that so this is all pretty opulent. and then how do you square that with this really rather incredible moment of gravitas and sobriety and and a pivotal moment in our history when lincoln is using this as his as his cabinet and his office and you'll see that what we begin to do is we we found a wallpaper that actually was as close as we could find what we thought was in that photograph. we determined that green would be too d

i think that it starts with how he puts together the cabinet he's got to put together a cabinet with executive experience because only with executive experience. can you and then he's got to tell the cabinet? go look at that agency and tell me what's good. and what's bad what's going right and what's going to blow up in my face and ruin the less rest of my beautiful policy. agenda white houses are about communications and policy and they are not about operations and yet it is operations that kills them in the end. and so i would reorient the white house staff and the cabinet towards an emphasis on operations both to avoid messes and disasters and also to know when something comes at you out of the blue as it always does know what your tools are. no. no, what's operating? well in the government and know how it can be used to deal with the crisis so that you look like a strong incompetent leader as opposed to the four instances that i've been talking about where the president didn't look strong and didn't look competent and couldn't talk his way out of that problem. i completely agree

the jews of hariri once again threatened netanyahu with the dissolution of the cabinet . they are exempted from military service, while it has been 26 years now. the jews of hari and the military service of their members who are engaged in torah study are against. the representatives of hariri's parties threatened to withdraw from the coalition after netanyahu's bill to amend the military law did not come to fruition. hariri's representatives warned that this action will lead to the dissolution of the cabinet. hariri's representatives warned that this law must be approved before the review of the food changes bill in the concert. previously, the name of page , the minister of finance of the zionist regime, who is one of the followers of the purchase of the cabinet, netanyahu, the educational budget of hariri's institutions the dissolution of the cabinet was threatened. former us president donald trump appeared at the trial table for the third time, which the media in germany welcomed. it became wet to take a picture the german trumps have shown a kind of positive attitude

he have to make within cabinet?make an urgent case, and take for example, one of the close support artillery regiments that supports the only british deployable division, it has got no guns. an artillery regiment with no guns. an artillery regiment with no guns. why? because we have given them all to ukraine, which is fine, but do we have a programme which can urgently replace them with alternatives. no, we don't. it will take some time and people are sceptical about that. we must support ukraine, it is in our national interest and european interest and in an hour later interest and in an hour later interest but we need have to increase our defence spending —— and increase our defence spending —— and in our nato interest. we need to make sure the safety and security of this country is as it should be so this country is as it should be so this is a big challenge and grant shapps has got to decide, easy going to go quietly in cabinet and support the prime minister or is he going to grasp the nettle and push the case f

it's been a cabinet minister long before rishi sunak became an mp.ed to run government departments. he has held cabinet jobs in the past year or so. he was seen daly be seen as a safe pair of hands. in terms of the department he has left, the department of security and net zero. that is now gone to claire coutinho. she will be a very unknown name for many of our viewers. she has been a junior then it —— junior minister. she was an adviser to rishi sunak in the treasury when he worked there before she became an mp. she's only been in parliament as an mp since 2019. it's a lot of responsibility, having leapfrogged one ministerial rank to get round the cabinet table. two appointments we thought, we expected it wasn't going to be a wider reshuffle, there were talks early in the summer about being a full—scale cabinet reshuffle, lots of people walking up and down the street in the sort of days, it's become a lot more limited reshuffling the defence secretary and the energy secretary. you can see regular business of having visitors and perception here on d

haze: is a very experienced cabinet minister.lios in time, and now he's become the secretary of state for defence. this will be a real challenge for him, going into any new department i'm sure it is a challenge for any minister, but the world of defence is particularly complex. it's very difficult. he will have to work very hard to understand his portfolio at the whitehall level, and what the culture is in the armed forces. his resignation pointed out to the prime minister,... the big question here, is grant shapps going to be a political appointee to create a task, to be supporting the promising cabinets, is he going to understand the needs of the fans. if he believes defence needs greater funding, will he be willing to enter that discussion when the treasury and i do the task force greater. that's what the ministry of defence needs. he that's what the ministry of defence needs. ., , ., that's what the ministry of defence needs. . , ., ., needs. he has never held a role in the ministry _ needs. he has never held a role in the mi

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no, you've been in the cabinet. no, you've been in the cabinet. you've been in minister, in charge. minister, you've been in charge. why you why can't you take why can't you why can't you take control? a failure control? surely it's a failure of leadership. >> because, >> no, i disagree because, i mean, was a minister for, you mean, i was a minister for, you know, poultry months under know, poultry for months under bofis know, poultry for months under boris , and they're just boris and liz, and they're just trying busy all the trying to keep you busy all the time. and they fill you with all this stuff. and when you start pushing back, still can't pushing back, you still can't get and if you haven't get answers. and if you haven't got backing the got the backing from the secretary of state or higher up, then junior, it's very then an as a junior, it's very hard i don't like it. hard to i don't like it. >> can i just say final word? well, so in well, you're so ardent in supporting her. has she stopped the how can the. so the boats? no. how can the. s

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