calvin coolidge is a great example.e was very clipped, concise, and surprisingly funny. it lined up with his image. he was known as "silent cal," even though he had two fantastic books. he is somebody we should remember for his words as much as his absence of words. that stern and buttoned-down and serious approach lined up with his politics and his traditional approach to american life. the literary style of calvin coolidge lined up with the life of calvin coolidge, and readers and voters responded to both things. susan: we have president obama talking all the way back in 1985 about writing "dreams." let's put that on as we get close to the end. [video clip] >> my father was a black african. and my mother was a white american. and much of my life was spent trying to reconcile the terms of my birth that divided heritage with the realities of race and nationality, tribal identities that exist not just in this country, but also overseas. so that this book is not so much a memoir, i think, as a journey of discovery for me,

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what should people know about calvin coolidge who do not know much about calvin coolidge? guest: i am broadcasting right from vermont! we have events going on right now at plymouth notch, president coolidge's humble village. today is coolidge's birthday!@ he is the only president born on the fourth of july. last night we had a coolidge reenactor, and a coolidge birthday cake. i hope now that the country is opening up they come to the state historic site. coolidge was a specific federalist so he let the state be his government. i hope you come another year to celebrate his birthday with us on the fourth! host: born on the fourth of july! doug brinkley, do went to take the trivia of which president died on the fourth of july? guest: john adams and thomas jefferson. they were adversaries throughout life. they were great founders of our nation. we should be celebrating thomas jefferson today for the declaration of independence. ironically thomas jefferson on his tombstone did not want to be known as the president of the united states. he was more proud of author of the declara

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what should people know about calvin coolidge who do not know much about calvin coolidge?: i am broadcasting right from vermont! we have events going on right now at plymouth notch, president coolidge's humble village. today is coolidge's birthday!@ he is the only president born on the fourth of july. last night we had a coolidge reenactor, and a coolidge birthday cake. i hope now that the country is opening up they come to the state historic site. coolidge was a specific federalist so he let the state be his government. i hope you come another year to celebrate his birthday with us on the fourth! host: born on the fourth of july! doug brinkley, do went to take the trivia of which president died on the fourth of july? guest: john adams and thomas jefferson. they were adversaries throughout life. they were great founders of our nation. we should be celebrating thomas jefferson today for the declaration of independence. ironically thomas jefferson on his tombstone did not want to be known as the president of the united states. he was more proud of author of the declaration a

university, and the chair of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. watch the conversation monday beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern, and before the program, go to c-span.org/presidentssurvey to see the results of the 2021 survey. >> on wednesday, president biden signed three congressional review acts into law. they include strengthening worker protections against employment discrimination. pres. biden: sit down, sit down, sit down. thank you. [applause] madam speaker, welcome to almost the other side. it's great to see you guys. and it's strange to have congressmen stand up for me; that's an unusual thing to do. but thank you so much. well, welcome to the adjunct to the white house here. i'm about to sign into law three bills which you all have written and passed protecting our planet from climate-disturbing greenhouse gas, particularly methane, which is devastating; protecting consumers from predatory lenders; and protecting workers from employment discrimination. each of these bills each of these bills reflects a return to common sense and commitment t

hush of calumet city, night patrol officer calvin lucius felt his way past the glittering earbuds his hanging from a tree to the inky black fringe of forest at the back of a long abandoned parking lot behind a derelict video store. >> i probably got like maybe right around this area and just looked over and the body was there. >> what was that moment like? >> shock. you don't know if it's her or not. but you have an idea because it's a female body. >> they had to resort to dental records to confirm. it was nailah. >> i think this type of death it doesn't just kill that person, it kills a lot in the family. it's the absence of a piece of you because that person is not here. >> i can't describe it. it's like you know it's happening, but it just doesn't feel real. it just feels like you're in literally like in a nightmare. >> an autopsy confirmed the death was by asphyxiation. so now it was homicide. but who was the killer? not andre. confirmed he was in milwaukee when nailah vanished. >> everything with him checked out. >> as for being questioned -- >> were you upset by it? >> not at al

richard norton smith, presidential biographer, and the chair of the calvin coolidge presidential foundationh washington journal life sunday, july 4. before the program, go to c-span.org/president survey 20 want to see the full results of the 2021 survey. >> we want to take time, however, to tell you about our survey. since the year 2000, every time there has been a change in administration we have asked historians and professional observers of the president to participate in a survey of presidential leadership. this morning, we are releasing the results of our fourth survey. here to tell us more is c-span's project coordinator, rachel katz. let's start with what exactly is is

rescates de personas pero todo bajo control y sin víctimas >> mucha gente está dañada >> condados como calvinl pronóstico que seguirá lloviendo al viernes. >> también hay inundaciones en la ciudad de nueva york, la acumulación bloqueó autopistas. sus conductores quedaron adentro y también se inundaron. buenas noches, carla, adelante. >> qué tal? muy buenas noches. nueva york se prepara ante fuertes lluvias que las tormenta tropical esta madrugada, pero antes tuvimos fuertes lluvias donde nos encontramos en esta estación que se inundó verdaderamente increíble. los aeropuertos se quedaron bajo el agua. el clima severo por la tarde y se vi obolas de granizo enormes. volvimos un poco a la normalidad pero están vigentes que se espera 60 millas por hora y puede continuar hasta el mediodía de este viernes. es probable que no golpé a nueva york y por esta tormenta que se espera en la madrugada >> gracias . importante las recomendaciones porque en su avance al noreste la tormenta dejó ya inundaciones y carolinas. sus fuertes vientos y casas rodantes y calles inundadas. en toda la región hay más de 20.

that gareth southgate has put in his two midfield holding players in declan rice from west ham and calvinide as they have been. they will look to try to shackle the italian midfield, such has been their influence and offering the defensive solidity in front ofjohn stones and harry maguire. front ofjohn stones and harry maauire. , :, front ofjohn stones and harry maauire. , ., . ., front ofjohn stones and harry maauire. . ., ., , front ofjohn stones and harry maauire. ., , ., maguire. john watson, many thanks. the best seats _ maguire. john watson, many thanks. the best seats in _ maguire. john watson, many thanks. the best seats in the _ maguire. john watson, many thanks. the best seats in the house - maguire. john watson, many thanks. the best seats in the house at - the best seats in the house at wembley stadium. we wait for the start of this european championship final stop italy against inventor. remember, england are the away team. —— final. england in the away dressing room but make no bones about it, this has been pretty much about it, this has been pretty much a home tournament fo

sterling is playing well with his goals, but calvin, i know! we have had so far in midfield. 18—year—old emma raducanu is celebrating after becoming the youngest british woman to get through to the fourth the teenage british wild card, ranked 338th and fresh from completing her a—levels, cruised to a 6—3 7—5 win over romanian sora na cirstea. this was her reaction just afterwards. honestly, i'm so speechless right now. at the end, i did not know what my reaction would be if i won. and then that just my reaction would be if i won. and then thatjust happened. so i am just so grateful for then thatjust happened. so i am just so gratefulfor all then thatjust happened. so i am just so grateful for all the support that i had today. cheering i really appreciate it. cheering i reall a- reciate it. ., i really appreciate it. how delightful- _ i really appreciate it. how delightful. fantastic- i really appreciate it. how delightful. fantastic news i really appreciate it. how. delightful. fantastic news for i really appreciate it. how delightful. fantasti

and yeah, so i think it's great, you know if it's greens march to the dan or go for courthouse or calvin. all sin or any of these things, you know, i think it's great. so keep it coming. it's a lot greener morgan the best partnerships strategic and tactical. is there a better partnership than those two gentlemen in the american revolution? mmm, washington and knox. oh, yeah. yeah. from from from seven from 70 70 late 75 76 onwards. yeah, right. the only thing they really kills me. is that after the revolution and when washing his president or even after washing his presidency during the quasi war wash and puts hamilton to lead the army in front of knox that i think really hurt knox's feelings. but yeah, i think they've always been did you look? but sandra what happened to germantown? oh, you know every everybody has it. everybody has a as a failing now and again, you know, really that's actually how knox died. i think someone goes what happened to germantown. it's when he took that i yeah, he had a hiccup there but military to leave a castle in your rear. you're gonna be fired up. here w

the fireworks aren't anything new to the view, especially during the fourth of july, karmin and calvine made it their tradition to have dinner at grandview restaurant on independence weekend. >> it was kind of like our fir sees, f of fireworks in general because, to me, it disturbs life and nature. just like the animals. >> reporter: the same goes for bertha fernandez and hits a little too close to home. >> behind our house, there is an empty lot. it's dry grass. and they throw those cherry bombs and bottle rockets. and i'm scared that the house is going to catch on fire. we have the water hose. >> reporter: this year, bertha is particularly scared of the dry conditions and the widespread harm that illegal fireworks can do, so, she's say staying home. >> my grandsons are in the service, air force and army. hey, there's another way, we're not supposed to be doing fireworks, so please don't do it. >> reporter: fireworks are illegal in san jose. and in most bay area cities. >> used for storage of rk -- >> reporter: there are tip line the fireworks keep coming. be "today in the bay." >> he

mason mount gave his shirt away and calvin phillips put on a new one for his granny who died in februaryhim but after so long in the silence, the noise is back in our country brought together by football. there is one more to go. it was quite a night for england and their fans. well the team are back at their training base at st george's park now and olly foster is there for us. olly we've just seen those celebrations on the pitch last night once again — is it very much back to the job in hand now though and all focus on the final? it really is. that is the mantra of this england team. it's all right winning but you got to go on and do it again. and they know how big that game is on sunday. we havejust heard all about it there. a day of rest and recuperation for most of the squad today, that is their routine after a match. the 11 that started against the danes come they go off and do their own thing, just some recovery work but what we did see today were 13 out on the training pitch. substitutes, the rest of the squad. there was no jordan henderson or check in there, they have their own

plus, alex, calvin, stuart and spencer wright. >> spencer wright: we're like a big support group.st bronc riders right in the world right here. we all get together and practice. erybody focused? >> spencer wright: and i know that's why we all have been so successful at what we do. >> whitaker: all that practice has propelled them to the national finals rodeo in las vegas. it's the cowboy superbowl... >> announcer: spencer wright, he's got a great ride going! >> whitaker: ...and team wright has made it every year for nearly the last two decades. cody has won the champion's gold buckle twice. >> jake wright: he showed us that we could do it with a little hard work and a lot of try. >> spencer wright: if he would've never even pursued rodeo, i wonder what the rest of us would even be doing. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: what they're doing comes at a steep cost. while these horses are rarely injured, that can't be said for the wrights. they all have the same orthopedic surgeon on speed dial. can i see a show of hands of how many of you've been injured? so all of you've been injured? and two

joining us now is doctor calvin sun, he's an emergency room doctor here in new york city.k you for having me. >> how much of your day these days as covid cases versus other emergencies that the er sees on a regular basis? i imagine the balance of that has shifted as the pandemic has gone on, but what is it like now? >> i have a unique perspective of being in multiple emergency rooms and urgent care centers now. i'm kind of burns out after last years on trying to mix it up a bit and it's a very interesting to see that in new york city, i'm seeing a lot of covid positive resurging and they're not as sick and they're coming with a mild symptoms and we're seeing increasing cases but still mostly non covid. if anything covid releases of had this week are formally anti vaxxer's asking for the vaccines and privacy i don't think they're telling anyone else, about it but in vaccinating the so that's what i'm seeing right now and we're gonna have to wait another 2 to 3 weeks before symptoms exposure to get worse to see if they start restarting a resurging in our. >> you said that yo

if calvin does, i think any brand new product can offer luxury with electron mobility. i'll go mobility that in luxury and all about comfort, comfort and comfort. and when you optimize the comfort, you can start looking at unity by form of a different occupant. hadn't fault with card. we want to create the future of luxury. and luxury is, let's say nothing you can, you can describe, it's an, it's an exceptional thing. it creates desire just then i know either choose to start always yeah i can trying to relax after those exhilarating lapse on the race track and take a back seat for an exclusive massage. pure luxury. your pleasure. so want you to want to try out my boss as a passenger to so now i will relax and instead of try ring, i will have a try ro, hey, dr. joe, from rest fit, you know who i am. so let's us to call hi messy this. that's kind of torn that if you tear kleinman damage fetus to release. man, if you're techline smith, leave it. there is your dark line schmidt here. you can go on beautiful client id and i tried doing this like a folk high school following

andrew calvin, you organized the resistance. he found a precious ally within the help ministry itself. simon beckett. i researcher and nutrition gala into the doesn't b, c on the go. it is a little that is economy who is going to win and also continue letter from it took 11 years of fear struggle, battling sensors who rejected clip after clip before the researcher and the active finally succeeded in taxing photos and junk food in mexico. it was the 1st so the attacks in north america. he is still post them once you book it, you know, see into the sign. yes. so the most it out, whenever the soon in a consumer, they review us will get us and make me go into middle know if i saw the fit in the middle. wanted to know that it was somewhat of asks, the encouraged by the success of the tax 20 associations joined the effort lead bike has video about cara. they demanded a nutritional labeling system, and they also hoped to raise the tax from 10 to 20 percent. me apparently these demands for unacceptable to mysterious nameless opponents.

carmen and calvin have made it their tradition to have dinner at grand view restaurant on independence day weekend. >> we like the view. and it was like kind of, like, our first, romantic date. >> reporter: but she says she's not a fan of the fireworks she sees. especially, the illegal ones. >> i am not big fan of fireworks, in general, because to me it, like, disturbs like the nature. and like, just like the animals. >> you will hear 'em. before you leave this area, you will -- you'll hear 'em. >> reporter: the same goes for bertha fernandez and hits a little too close to empty lot. it's dry grass. >> uh-huh. >> and they throw those cherry bombs and the bottle rockets. and i'm scared these houses going to catch on fire. >> reporter: this year, bertha is particulary scared of the dry conditions and a widespread harm that illegal fireworks can do. so, she is staying home. >> my grandsons are in the service. air force and army. i love the fourth. but hey there is another way. we are not supposed to be doing fireworkings, please, don't do it. >> fireworks are illegal in san jose and in mo

declan and calvin in particular have adapted so well to that challenge.nown that in any situation we would be happy to put any of them in the field, we've put some very young players into matches that had high profiles, potentially quite a lot of tension and pressure. they have all dealt with that really well. we have had some senior players coming back from injury that have contributed really importantly as well. this effort has been about the whole squad, and that continues into tomorrow. now for harry, you've been part of this journey since ever since the beginning, your england captain and part of the semifinal and one of the players to have played in semifinals and finals but a number of your team its club captains for their respective sides, jordan henderson, harry maguire, jack grealish, how important is it to the group having these leaders and players who played in semifinals and finals? it’s a in semifinals and finals? it's a massive strength, _ in semifinals and finals? it's a massive strength, our - in semifinals and finals? it's a massive stre

she's in charge of calvin's, of police offices, hitting the national police division to protect miners and women each morning. she views reports of violence against women and children from across the country. to fit every day, she gathers hi deputies to she out the work fighting domestic violence under where we shouldn't be leaving like no woman, no child should accept the injustice and violence is and just i've made domestic violence my personal battle because it's not, no, most of all the women who is men beat and terrorize them, feel safe enough to make a complaint to the police. but those who come to commission as well as do find a sympathetic welcome. from the women of wife, a mother and the sister. i mean the right position to understand the situation of women. i'm in a good position to understand issues facing children because of my experiences. she, the visits we met at the safe house for the mythic abuse survivors in the sheep. they part in getting men of these women away from the men who were abusing their model. comission as well as team sometimes have to intervene. right of

now, the state is sending vans to reach everyone who wants a vaccine, like 67-year-old calvin smith. what made you want to do it now finally? >> well, it's getting bad. >> reporter: the shot here comes with a pep talk from the clinic's operations director. >> you're doing the right thing because i'm telling you this delta variant is no joke. >> reporter: of those 12 children, four are being treated at the hospital behind me, two are on ventilators. dr. bryan says the state is also facing another health concern, worn out healthcare workers bracing for the next surge. norah. >> o'donnell: oh, my goodness, omar villafranca, thank you. tonight new voting restrictions in texas are on hold with democratic lawmakers blocking passage by hungerrerring down 1500 miles away here in quashts r washington, and rbd pr is speaking out forcefully against reps who have already changed election laws in more than a dozen other states. cbs's nancy cordes reports from the white house. >> we must act and we will act for our cause is just. >> reporter: speaking with unusual fervor in philadelphia, president

phillips— pickford and calvin phillips.ven waved to the fans to show how— phillips even waved to the fans to show how relaxed the atmosphere is in the _ show how relaxed the atmosphere is in the camp. and also chris powell, one of— in the camp. and also chris powell, one of the — in the camp. and also chris powell, one of the first team coaches with gareth _ one of the first team coaches with gareth southgate, has been out here chatting _ gareth southgate, has been out here chatting to _ gareth southgate, has been out here chatting to the fans. so whatever it is here _ chatting to the fans. so whatever it is here with — chatting to the fans. so whatever it is here with tension and nerves everybody— is here with tension and nerves everybody else is feeling, they are not feeling it inside the england canrp _ not feeling it inside the england camp. when they arrived here yesterday _ camp. when they arrived here yesterday after their final training session— yesterday after their final training session from st george's, there is

former cal bear calvin morikawa becomes the first golfer in history to win two different majors on thee did it first at the pga championship last year at harding park and did it again today at the open championship. he was coom under pressure. par 5 7th. look at the great touch. that would lead to a tap-in birdie and the outright lead. began the day one stroke off the lead. this is what i used to call a tweet-tweet before twitter. that is a birdie on 14. he gets it. he made every clutch putt down the stretch. shot a bogey free 66. the 24-year-old wins the open championship by two shots over jordan speith at 15 under par. he now has two wins in his first eight major championship appearances. >> the open championship is going to be part of my life for the rest of my life no matter what happens and to be part of that history is awesome. to hear champion golfer of the year, chills. >> all right. we will start with baseball. the giants still on the best record in baseball despite back-to-back losses. the orange and black wrapping up their three-game series in st. louis. they're down 1-0 in

taliban side, i'm sure you can. government would be willing to and franchise some people from the calvin. but i don't think that's the best invention at all. i, i think the jim to pursue the, the military option while pretending to pursue negotiation. neither from your vantage point. what is the best case scenario going forward when it comes to a peace accord? do you believe that a power sharing agreement can actually be reached at this stage? and if so, what does that power sharing agreement look like? well, up the people coming to that up. it's very certain that the, the vision of the or their object would not when at the end, and these are, they are so many cases on the ground. the suggest against that they're not. but a scenario, if a political problem is not actually peaceful. this file has been there's 2 potential scenarios, a prolonged war that the defense of security forces will continue defending large part of centers of population in this country. and the taliban will continue inflicting our people and then by increasing involvement of the proxies and a space that's going to be

>> calvin coolidge. the president is not a great man and he used his position as president to devalue the government. super low taxes. non-intervention. plus he was hot. >> great campaign slogan. >> he might have been the first person to use the phrase cool. >> i just made that up. >> damn you! >> [laughing]. >> he will humiliate me for falling for that. >> i am not sure if i can tell if someone is hot or not. >> well, i was going to say something crude. out of character i will just think it. >> [laughing]. >> yeah, it's crude. oh, man the things i am thinking. coming up, do the emmy's give biden an award for keeping america ford? >> [applauding]. talk to me. what do we got? when you have xfinity xfi, with blazing speed... [ screaming ] a powerful connection. that's another level. and ultimate control. power us up. you can do more than you ever thought possible. yes! hold on. get a powerful and secure connection you can count on. only with xfinity xfi. and see f9 only in theaters. ♪ ♪ >> tv's left wing n

kevin mcdermott is a journalist from calvin, which is one on the irish republics border with northern ireland. he witness the day it happened and says, this latest decision has caused a lot of anger already. moderately, there will be some shock and indeed disappointment among the particular families of the victims of bloody sunday already. it's starting to appear on social media here and there will be, of course, a split reaction will be those. and if you like the other community who will see this has, as someone said, that justice prevails. but it's, it's very disappointing for the people from where i grew up in. indeed, i witness defense of police only myself. because soldiers that tried the killings were actually stationed outside my house before the march and crowded kennings. and indeed their parties into the night. the most striking recollection for me of the young charge, apart from the news filtering through it. and my father who was going to treat did wanted us to participate in the course. martin examinations more striking feeling for me was the next day when we visited the

in eastern australia that you mention covered a much, much greater area than size in the past of calvin. and for the 1st time ever they've been rain forest and that is totally new for australia. so i would say yes, there are unprecedented climate change to to global warming is playing a substantial role. and we really need to act fast. we're running out of time. it's interesting when you say catastrophic is a new classification. certainly in the news we talk about the states in wildfires. you never really hear headlines talking about really good wildfires, but in terms of this new classification of catastrophic how, how does that manifesting if you have not just a strictly but round the world, this new classification. why has it needed to be brought in? there are, are there other areas in the world where this is had to be applied? is that something that we are seeing in recent years? will it's in a straight interest vacation, i can answer for the rest of the world. but we now know from the firefighters who faced up to the terrible tires of that summer that day considered that these 5, u

calvin phillips has not played in the european competition before.nationally. they are simply not used to it. you can go on about tactics, italy where a better side. can go on about tactics, italy where a betterside. history can go on about tactics, italy where a better side. history will tell you that the average age for the euros is about 27 or 28. england's average was 2a in that game. italy is 28. with all their experience, you have to go through the situations to come out the other side to when you go again. there are many debt debt when they reinvented their game and went through the whole process of youth team to senior team, they got 2/4—finals, semifinals, finals, and finally got to the finals and won it. it is part of the process. you do not win every single time. just before i do not win every single time. just before i let _ do not win every single time. just before i let you _ do not win every single time. just before i let you go, a thought on the team, where does it go from here? bukayo saka, he's only 19, lots of really young players

well, the telephone conquered large sways of the bulk province, including the district of calvin or a month ago. the terrorist groups being ascendant, taking more territory in the last 2 months, and in the entire last 2 decades, sit now as a dominant presence in the north, northeast, and central provinces, and is closing in on key cities, including condos and come to half. the recent tell about advances of deeply worse than the humanitarian situation in the country. according to the un refugee agency . around 270000 afghans have been forced to flee the home this year alone. citizens are trying to find shelter in the neighboring states. among them, pakistan was beckett's done until it gets done. other have also been repeated the tax on power transmission towers in the capital cobble the most recent of those to play several days ago and resulted in a massive black house in the city, which is reportedly still struggling to restore electricity in certain districts. well, let's get more on that situation now. go live on the line now to local journalists below some worry who's luckily, prob

we die like cats and 2 times the carbon oxygen calvin system give you what there's plants and there's a lot of plans in the right crowd to the question. there's, there's so the ocean is not the water, there's plants and the ocean, right? there's plank. and there's fido plank and their sea grass bad. there's mangroves, there's this stuff. think about that. we know that the amazon right plays a huge role in kind of retaining carbon right big for us. you want to protect them . the oceans are like, call them the blue for us, right? they absorb tons of carbon because it's the life in the ocean. so protecting life in the oceans, right? protecting life and having more animals to like, so the more animals you have, the more fish, the more the more plants are going to, right, because just like an a for us than they help fertilize the whole thing. so that's why. so helping protect the oceans is important for maintaining its ability to help us get what this increase in a problematic situation with climate change. now you know what happens when the gas stop asking the questions. you can see that

he was subsequently shopped, face down on the ground, and then pistol whipped by an officer. calvin was taken to hospital after that. he needed treatment. the officers in question have since been charged with use of excessive force. the war a police chief has strongly condemned their conduct. does not police work. we don't train. this is not acceptable. the definition of police were jelly is itself is a problem. you are you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the street car is not the punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derrick sheldon, that he was being video camera right. your body cameras recording you and they were this comfortable with their actions. there is a serious epidemic and a serious problem. and then police officers, history needs to be looked into. we need to look at how many other times that person been accus

get calvin klein to mark and feces us some great and smelling sense and cologne, that they'll just get it and that'll fail and they'll get another bail out. right. so it's very, they've monetized financial terrorism at the bottom line. and anyone wants to go to that place, then you never lose. and there's the guarantee of an uprising is a 100 percent match. what happened with the airlines? i mean, there's one airline in particular, i won't mention the name, but article the ceo paid himself $150000000.00. he's paid 100 percent in equity, which is unheard of. right. so all he did was buy the company's shares. so we took $13000000000.00 and pointed down to above share price. instead of building the balance sheet and strengthening the balance sheet for a rainy day. so what happened when we had the covey crisis was, oh, that's it. we need to get a bailout. this guy is still there, so they got 20000000000 in bail out to be, hadn't been propagate, spend, or with the share buybacks. they would have had money and they wouldn't have needed so much of a taxpayer bail out, which the government sai

oh, oh oh, i don't when the police officers identified the suspect calvin sin has been wanted by authorities for several offences. after 2 of them and floods, mister vincent appeared to initially comply with the commands during the arrest, but resisted well being handcuffed. he was subsequently choked, forced face down on the ground, and pistol whipped by one officer vinson's worth. vinson was then taken to hospital leading treatments. the officers in question have since been charged with the use of excessive force. the roar of police chief strongly condemned their conduct. does not police work, we don't train this, not acceptable. the definition of police were jelly is itself is a problem. you weren't you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the street car is not the punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derrick shelven, that he was

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or kevin mcdermott's, a journalist who's joining us now from calvin, which is on the audio republics border with northern ireland. good to have you with us on our to 0. how do you think the communities are going to react to this article? that will be some shock and indeed disappointment among the particular families of the victims of the sunday already. it's starting to appear on social media here. and there will be of course, a split reaction or be those. and if you like the other community who will see this, it has as someone that just has prevails. but it's, it's very disappointing for the people from where i grew up. and indeed, i witness defense with myself. it's just pointing the 4950 years after the and since no one will actually sign trial at this stage. is this the end of the matter as far as the families of the victims are concerned? or is there anything else that they can do to move this process forward? but one of the, like one of the questions of what states decision by the prosecution service murdered is that there is a high court case which is due to be heard in septem