cathy let everybody off the hook. cathy was not a political enough.seen that way at the time. it didn't put the boot in where it should have done. that is what i would want to do now. there would be no chance now. by the way, to finish that point quickly, when we did cathy come home, there was a homeless problem but it wasn't that huge. most people knew nothing about it. whenjeremy sandford told us about it, because he had researched it, neither ken nor i knew there was homeless problem. it went out and caused a stir, to put it mildly. now there is a huge problem of homelessness and housing. that is acknowledged by everyone. television does a documentary every week or two on it and it is in the newspapers, but no one cares. the politicians of all parties have neglected it for 30 or a0 years, but they are our politicians so maybe we live in a country that does not care as it used to. your staples, the films you are known for, for having collaborated on, are all about class, powerlessness of so many people in society, corruption and abuse, abuse of powe

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this is cathy, by the way. -lemonis: hi, cathy. i'm marcus. -cathy: hi. -lemonis: how are you?e to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. what are you sewing? cathy: jockstraps. lemonis: [ chuckling ] jockstraps? okay. so, this is part of your lineup? justin: we do this for a client. the seasonality of the business, this is to help us keep these guys working all year round. katie: you can laugh out loud because everyone does when they hear that we make jockstraps. lemonis: i don't feel like i've met -- katie: oh. i'm katie groves. nice to meet you. i'm manager in charge of special projects, so i'm over jockstraps, lamb and goat products, as well as... lemonis: wait. what? [ laughter ] katie: sorry. this is a lamb blanket. they put it over their wool to keep them clean. they're mainly used for state fairs, all that sort of thing. lemonis: so, this is also contract-made? -katie: correct. -justin: correct. katie: this is for goats. they are leg warmers. -lemonis: these are for goats? -justin: goats and lambs both. it stops them from biting on their leg. lemonis: jockstraps, lamb coa

cathy arue. a liberal analyst and publisher of cat lina magazine ask onset. anita mcbride.ri the chief of staff to first lady laura bush. great toou have all of you stro, independent, women of substance on the show. i want to start with you aknita. i was so angered by, what first of all they have done to melania from the beginning. ridicule. talking about how she's in prison. that's the free melania. and rolls out the new initiative. it is dismissed and denigrated before it beginnings. double standard in. >> absolutely. i think it is great, number one you are covering this. she is a woman of substance. i have to say, there's no question in my mind why the polls are in her favour. people are beginning to see a lot more of her. she is beautifully represented us overseas, as a graceful and gracious first lady. her first state dinner was flawless. and also, we know we've seen her

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and obviously all of us at manchester city, he is in our prayers and thoughts, with cathy and the kids, we wish him a speedy and healthy recovery. arsene wenger sent ferguson his best wishes during the opening remarks of his farewell speech at the emirates stadium. after his arsnenal side beat burnley 5—0 in his last home match in charge. wenger received a gold premier league trophy to mark their invicibles season and was given a vintage bottle of wine from that same year — 2004 — byjournalists at his post match press conference. applause

. >> reporter: this is cathy sullivan of mill valley. and she was there that day at the tender age of eight. >> little parade. >> reporter: cathy had no idea how famous disneyland would become. >> he was a carpenter and helped build disneyland. a letter signed by walt disney. >> reporter: cathy was rummaging when she found this letter. addressed to her dad from walt disney himself. >> oh my god. wow. >> reporter: the letter said disneyland was almost fully built. >> he appreciated the hard work. >> reporter: and invited the whole family to the park. also she found her father's id tag. >> it is not a real signature. it is a printed signature. >> reporter: disney's handwritten signature would have been valuable. but this one was a printed stamp on the page. this was only a form letter with her dad's name inserted at the top. >> the type set of his name versus the biody of the letter was slightly different. >> reporter: this id card was the most value. her guess 500 or 600. >> bottom line is that it doesn't have anywhere near the value i ho

. >> reporter: this is cathy sullivan of mill valley.tle parade. >> reporter: cathy had no idea how famous disneyland would become. >> he was a carpenter and helped build disneyland. a letter signed by walt disney. >> reporter: cathy was rummaging when she found this letter. addressed to her dad from walt disney himself. >> oh my god. wow. >> reporter: the letter said disneyland was almost fully built. >> he appreciated the hard work. >> reporter: and invited the whole family to the park. also she found her father's id tag. >> it is not a real signature. it is a printed signature. >> reporter: disney's handwritten signature would have been valuable. but this one was a printed stamp on the page. this was only a form letter with her dad's name inserted at the top. >> the type set of his name versus the biody of the letter was slightly different. >> reporter: this id card was the most value. her guess 500 or 600. >> bottom line is that it doesn't have anywhere near the value i hoped for. >> reporter: and now, if you find a treasure and want

katie rodan and cathy fields. and the last of our hsn elevator pitch candidates tries to convince our judges to let her go on the network to sell her shoe and boot cosvers. let's grow fast and work smart. that's all coming up next on "your business." >>> hi there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramburg. welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your growing business. this may sound like a tongue twister, but you are about to meal tall, gal, raj and gill, four friends who started selling m macaroons and because they were selling so well, they quit their jobs and started whoops. it started in 2012 with four friends from four totally different backgrounds, all with one giant sweet together. >> the business really started by accident. we never really planned for it to be what it is today. >> it was an opportunity to sell french macaroons at the holiday mark at brian park. >> we went for it, we opened the location and made $250,000 in nine weeks. >> with that quick success, it began to sink in for them that they mi

it is great to be besides cathy ashton, for whom i did work. it was a great privilege. i think the european position is very clear. it was decided and confirmed by the heads of state and government when they met on the weern balkan summit. as long as iran rescts inside the deal, the europeans will do everything in their power to keep this deal alive. as kathy says, the real question will be whether from an iranian perspective, get the deal is completely emptied of any economic benefit they will be forced to say why are we doing this? i think the critical question as to what extent is it possible to maintain some continuing economic and commercial an event for iran from the deal, which is something the europeans are working on, and also the chinese and the russians and other countries. we need to see how that will be maintained. we have agreed to do a number of things at the european level. we brought back the blocking statute to provide legal protection for companies face with threats of penalties for sanctions. we are looking at investment bank investing. small and med

. >> this is cathy sullivan. she was there that day at the te tender age of eight. >> she had no idea back then how famous disneyland has become. >> he was a carpenter. >> it was something she rarely thought about until this. >> a letter signed by walt disney. >> cathy was rummaging through. it was addressed to her dad from walt disney himself. >> the letter said disneyland was almost fully built. he invited the whole family to the premier. >> it was really sweet. she also found her dad's employee i.d. card. kathy wondered if she had struck gold. we connected her. >> it's not she says this one was a printed stamp ton page. further more it was only a form letter with her dad's name inserted at the top. >> the typeset of his name versus the body of the letter is slightly different. >> she said it was this i.d. card that had the most value. >> here we have an identification that belong today somebody who was there. >> her guess is 500 or $600. >> it doesn't have any where near the value i hoped for. f >> if you find

cathy areu, great to see you as always.s becoming, dedicated to chronicling it for you in all detail. this being the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, possibly, smugness, and groupthink. tune in every night at 8:00. that is it for us. sean hannity live from new york city. >> sean: think you w have a great show. tonight, the dam is bursting on the deep state, everyone involved in this plot help hillary clinton and destroy president trump is now beingreex exposed. lock up, get ready, it is huge. the president is blasting what he is calling the criminal deep state, taking out james comey, james clapper, now trying to cover their tracks and enough all full panic tonight. also judicial watch is learning the fbi will order anti-trump fbi lovebirds strzok and page to preserve bureau records and their personal accounts and personal devices. i hope they didn't acid wash them. senator chuck grassley saying one of these text messages actually suggesting that the

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that's what she talk about today. >> laura: cathy i wouldn't to go to you. i haveec been hearing so much fm women, more left of centre women. that it is time for women. it isha the woman's moment. it is the me too moment. and the sniderrerman later and the me too movement. and women breaking glass ceilings. it is a good thing. here we have the first lady, who has not really developed into politic. it is all new to her. it takes a while to get her footing. she announces this initiative today. andce what she has introduced wh by the washington post is a story filled with a anonymous sources. claiming to know when the president and the first lady eat together. not eat together and in the white house briefing room saying she doesn't live at the white house. don't you thing we would know if the first lady didn't live at the white house? your reaction for this. >> i wrote for the "washington post" for a decade. we had great sources. many why anonymous and solid sources i stand by the "washington post" and their reporting. the problem. the irony she's going after c

i wonder if my -- can you speak to that, cathy? >> when we look at our scheduling process, you know, you are right, there are specific times when it's more predictable. and there are the random times like yesterday when four survivors show up simultaneously. and what we do in those cases is one, assure that people are medically safe. that's the value of being in the e.d. so getting people checked in the e.d., getting them into a room, making sure all their medical needs are met while we try to rally resources, bring more people in, which is what happened yesterday. we had capacity because we have leadership. >> supervisor h. ronen: so when you know these times you don't staff up? sorry, last question, we are running out of time, appreciate that you are here and continuing this conversation. but given that you are often the first person to interact with survivors after the most traumatic experience of their life, do you -- the intake procedure, is there any sort of orientation that happens? this is what's going to happen? this is wh

sending prayers and love to cathy on the whole family.manchester united star, cristiano ronaldo, wrote: everyone that much of the day sends oui’ everyone that much of the day sends our best wishes to sir alex ferguson. the flood of good wishes unrelenting. he is one of the most iconic figures in football in the last 30 years. if you add that to the fact that he is such an important role model for so many people around the world, he has ca ptu red people around the world, he has captured the world, and he is a national institution, really, so i'm not surprised at all at the outpouring of support for him. he was admitted to solve the royal hospital yesterday and had emergency surgery hospital yesterday and had emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. the procedure is said to have gone well, but a period of intensive care will follow. the focus will be on when he starts to regain consciousness. his neurological state will be assessed repeatedly, and he will be only transitioned to an area of care which requires less support when he is star

novak who is joining us live from the south korean capital seoul so what's expected off this visit cathy. well my pump a.o. says he's going to be meeting senior leaders and of course the last time he was there he met with the leader kim jong un it's unclear if he will meet with kim again this time but the topic up for discussion with whoever is representing the north korean government will be the details of that expected meeting between kim jong un and donald trump says that when he was last there then as the head of the cia he laid the groundwork for that expected meeting and this time it's expected they will hammer out some of the details donald trump says that the date and location have been set though he hasn't revealed the details of publicly so that's the issues we expect to come up as well as the agenda items you the united states wants to make clear that the u.s. wants to see real denuclearization of the korean peninsula that means the complete verifiable winding back of north korea's nuclear program so one would expect that my wants to make sure that the north koreans understand

and alec baldwin libbal and cathy griffin lost her job at cnn. don't know if the double standard argument homeds. what about the montage of people taking her tweet and saying all of america is racist. >> kimberly: that is a liberal playbook. they tether it to the president and try to create this relationship between anybody who might have supported the president and anything bad that is said. i agree with personal responsibility and she has to take ownership. and can't blame everything on ambienn. that's the next topic and in this instance. the fallout is far reaching in terms of the people affected by the economic impact and said stay off twitter and lacking impulse control she went back on today. it muddied the waters and right on cue. muddy water. >> jesse: that was my nickname in college. muddy waters. >> kimberly: interesting. >> greg: will not tell you my name. >> kimberly: roseanne should quiet down and you know -- dpreg greg i want to bring up the ambienn disance. >> the president missed an opportunity. here it would be so easy. you need

for three years cathy was prescribed strong medication that she was later told she did not need.basically stole my life for a few years. i became like a zombie. then i got another new consultant and he reduced my dose and said i should not have been on it. ifelt so much better. until i got the letter today. what has this all been about. why did no—one spot it earlier? why did i have to go through this for so long? concerns about dr watt‘s work were first raised by a gp in 2016. belfast health trust now wants to reassess everyone in his care. certainly, this is a significant number, and within the neuroscience division, we have never been involved with a recall of this scale. these are patients with a wide range of neurological conditions, some of which are debilitating, complex, and significantly serious. recalling some 2,500 patients is a huge task, among them are children with brain conditions and people living in pain. the review may also be extended to consider patients of dr watt‘s who have died. i believed that i had ms and i told my family, i told my employers. maeve belie

. >> cathy mcmorris rogers. >> i know who you are. >> how you doing? >> good. not going to vote for you. >> reporter: a reminder for cathy mcmorris rogers. this election will be different than her last six. >> she is a pail carrier for the republican leadership and mr. trump. >> reporter: trump won this district by 12 points in 2016, rogers won it by 20, stream rolling her opponent in a district that reaches from organize to canada but centers around the suburbs, where we spent the day with her. >> we need to take our races seriously. >> reporter: she doesn't run away from the president. would you want to see the president campaign out here for you. >> i know a lot of people would love to see him come. >> reporter: are you one of them? >> i would always welcome the president to could to my district. >> and her base is confident. >> she is calm and listens. >> reporter: trump has a wake this the resistance here, turning voters into volunteers, now focused on rogers. >> i woke up the morning after the trump election and i said i have got do something, this is nut

. >> there's legitimate criticism and the hyper believe that cathy arue said.dn't say it and him without facing torture or death. this is one of the most privileged things that i just heard for what brie just listed. to use a word that she said, this is highly offensive. offensive to the north koreans that have had to suffer under this regime, offensive to the points of otto warmbier and offensive to the americans that just were released from north korea. so like you said, it was a little bit of a clueless and a highly ignorant statement even from a liberal. >> neil: robin, to your point about the president presented an image of someone that not all the time is consistent with what he says and sets up, that's his right. human beings, if we could change our mind, we could modify our positions. what cathy was saying, whatever he commits to at the table isn't necessarily going to happen. that doesn't mean that he's in the same category of evil. but she will doubt no matter what either says. what do you make of that? >> what i make of that, go back to condoleezza r

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joining me to discuss, washington congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers.air of the republican conference. good to have you here. >> good to be with you. trish: what is your reaction to this news? >> to the shooting? trish: we'll get to the shooting in a moment. first to the farm bill. >> well, it highlights a lot of frustration around immigration. there were a number of members who voted against the farm bill because of a frustration how we're handling the lack of progress on immigration. we have members signed a discharge petition. we need a solution on immigration. the president has said we need a solution. we need a solution. and i am actively working with members as well as other members of leadership to come up with a solution to immigration. trish: yeah. why is it so hard? >> well, this has been an issue, we needed to fix our immigration system for a, decades and it has been extremely difficult but i think we need to identify what we can move forward and it is really around the border security provisions, catch-and-release as well as daca fix, which

the fourth-ranked house republican cathy mcmorris rodgers is expected to face the most challenging raceher career against lisa brown. garrett hague hit the campaign trail with rodgers and brown, garrett, i want to bring in mark and rick as well. walk us through what you learned in spokane. >> yeah, stephanie, democrats think rogers is vulnerable in part because she's perceived to be an ally of donald trump in mostly what is a bleue state. he's also not been in that state before. with a challenger. >> i'm kathy. >> reporter: in the checkout line in the spokane home depot, a reminder for cathy mcmorris rodgers. >> i see here as a pail carrier for the republican leadership and mr. trump. >> reporter: mr. trump won it by 16. rodgers won it by 20. but it centers and spokane and suburbs where we spent a day with her. >> this is a year where he need to take all races seriously. >> reporter: rodgers doesn't run away from the president. would you like to campaign for him out here? >> well, i know a lot of people would love to see him come. >> reporter: are you one of them? >> well, i would alway

it is a perfect opportunity to see what's on—board, as one of the senior flight nurses, cathy, is waiting service's fleet of planes are packed with cutting—edge medical equipment ready for any emergency. hello. hi! how are you? good, thanks, henry. what a remarkable bit of kit you've got here. yeah. explain what you have here? we have a miniature intensive care unit, really. we have monitoring, we have drugs on board, we have anything to do with what you would see an intensive care unit. we can take anything from a sore toe to a fully intubated patient who has probably had some trauma or cardiac arrest or something like that. how many square kilometres do you cover out of this base in particular? about a million square kilometres, which is about four or five times larger than great britain. that's a lot of ground to cover. how essential would you say the royal flying doctor service is to the people of the outback? extremely important. it's their lifeline. if they had to come by road, it would be up to eight hours by road, and the roads are not always that good. there are camels and donkey

by then cathy such an odd. by then is a shift of on. going on more. then the stress and. the solemn. heart that. i must certainly hate and this gets on the whole. in the city in the cells which is why. it is legal. under the uk instead. of to make. sure for just buried my government for. the other i would abuse it. she was at the ship of all. fuck. yeah. i thought of. what they had to do in a book but then. she can also go knocking on the stove big enough for one. hundred how. i learned why he. believes. the only shot she stood up and become this lady in the study is even. if. i believe that he was not lazy on the decide this is. the belief. i stuff i am not sure seems. to. be about the can lead to me. now mock. the ships going out on the field. offices are a bit off plus all the things that are really coming up. and i woke up this. came about that but what about actual stuff and shot of what the fuck know. about it mr guppy just told.

cathy i guess she has this goal to be a policewoman. but living in a lot of camp where there are not that many other options a lot of her neighbors and relatives have all been the prison prison strong common experience their. violence is part of everyday life. intervened when a police officer hit her brother. who are the victims here. who are the perpetrators. fights to break the vicious cycle. and becomes a police officer. and now it's gone i'm gone i hope we will get some freedom and that health conditions will improve we don't have healthy homes. young people there turned thirty years old and still cannot find work. the sanitary conditions are very poor i mean the siege creates a very claustrophobic outness fear for us what has lot of. for now palestinians freedom continues to be limited traveling is easier for israelis berlin is currently home to over ten thousand of them including many creative spirits. some. filmmaker yellowtail veni came to germany twelve years ago and state she belongs to the third generation of israelis her gra

and obviously all of us at manchester city, he is in our prayers and thoughts, with cathy and the kidsecovery. arsene wenger sent ferguson his best wishes during the opening remarks of his farewell speech at the emirates stadium. after his arsnenal side beat burnley 5—0 in his last home match in charge. wenger received a gold premier league trophy to mark their invicibles season and was given a vintage bottle of wine from that same year — 2004 — byjournalists at his post match press conference. applause he forced me now to say i will miss you as well. but i did want to say i wish you well and we will see each other again at big tournaments starting in russia next month. it has been a pleasure... not always. john cross from the mirror newspaper enjoying somejokes with john cross from the mirror newspaper enjoying some jokes with arsene wenger. mark williams could become the oldest winner of the world snooker championship in a0 years. he holds a 10—7 frames to seven lead overjohn higgins — himself chasing a fifth world title. williams took the final three frames last night. the first to

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cathy's report there and the ill health which alter was in when he left is there any word on the health of these prisoners. obviously this is important given what happened just under a year ago with auto warm beer as you say dying a month after he returned to the us because of the severe injuries it's good news what we're getting from the white house in a statement they say they all seem to be in a good condition the three men all walked to the aircraft that being confirmed from the white house and the state department and actually by the two reporters just two reporters were allowed to travel to north korea with secretary of state might pompei o one from washington post and one from the associated press they are also confirming that and also saying that the three americans were actually in the air less than one hour after they were released by north korea ok james so pull it all together for me here on a scale of one to ten of importance how important are we talking about when these three citizens are released and the entire climate where in the talks so close just how important is it.

he was resident advert to the every single one of their matches alongside his wife cathy. son darren is manager of don costa and missed the final game of the season for that club today, saying he had a pressing family matter. we now know what that is. over the period of time that sir alex ferguson was in charge 26 years at manchester united, he led them to 38 trophies. two european cups and the famous treble back in 1999 which culminated with the sudden death it three over bayern munich at the nou camp in 1999. he is 77 years old. —— 76. he retired in 2013. david moyes didn't work out the way he would have hoped his fellow countrymen. not blasting one season his fellow countrymen. not blasting one season in charge. this will be devastating news for all concerned with manchester united, the greatest manager probably in their history, bringing them to their three european cups. the club captain michael carrick has said he is devastated to learn the news that his former manager had undergone the emergency surgery. he says, all my thoughts and prayers are with him and his fami

sending prayers and love to cathy and the whole family."ristiano ronaldo wrote, "my thoughts and prayers are with you, my dear friend. be strong, boss." everyone at match of the day sends our best wishes to sir alex ferguson. the flood of good wishes unrelenting. and i would like to wish my fellow manager ferguson well and very quickly. he's the most iconic figure within football, certainly in the last 30 years. if then you add that to the fact he's such an important role model for so many people around the world, he's captured the world and he's a national institution really. he was yesterday admitted to salford royal hospital. the 76—year—old had emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. the procedure is said to have gone very well, but a period of intensive care will follow. when he starts to regain consciousness his neurological state will be assessed repeatedly, and he will be only transitioned to an area of care which requires less support when he's starting to regain his independence and he's stable. at old trafford, supporters spok

so i would agree with what cathie said. >> okay. hold your applause, if you will, for just a moment and i'm going to tell you what's going to happen next. as soon as this panel is dismissed here, we have our next speaker, who i'm pleased to introduce in just a moment. but after administrator rou speaks, as many of you know that wall over there is going to magically open up. we have a really nice buffet there. i've tried to explain to cathie and my wife and myself that this is not really a wedding, but it doesn't have to be done like that but it is. it is a nice buffet. if you didn't register and you showed up anyway, you know, maybe as a courtesy you can move to the end of the line there. you know, make sure there's enough food for everyone. okay. now, please, i want you to join me in thanking this panel. it was great. we appreciate it. stay in your seats, and we'll have one more speaker before lunch. >>> great. good to see you. okay. i'm going to ask everyone to take their seats again. we're going to try to stay on schedule. so we

sending prayers and love to cathy and the whole family."ed star cristiano ronaldo wrote, "my thoughts and prayers are with you, my dear friend. be strong, boss." everyone at match of the day sends our best wishes to sir alex ferguson. the flood of good wishes unrelenting. and i would like to wish my fellow manager ferguson well and very quickly. he's the most iconic figure within football, certainly in the last 30 years. if then you add that to the fact he's such an important role model for so many people around the world, he's captured the world and he's a national institution really. he was yesterday admitted to salford royal hospital. the 76—year—old had emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. the procedure is said to have gone very well, but a period of intensive care will follow. when he starts to regain consciousness his neurological state will be assessed repeatedly, and he will be only transitioned to an area of care which requires less support when he's starting to regain his independence and he's stable. at old trafford, suppor

cathy. the texts. that it. took on the gun about the subjects of the hill talking too much. somebody know. nothing and i see how sharkey i got off the hike that it was. john look at how one muscle and i get up sometimes. coming. right up on them about that going to the mat cause they're just. not that i'm somewhat slow on that one i just little i'm on i are. hoping that must lock the most obvious of. my feet on but just in that little. bit of. tension i think that's a good thing. can i decide i'm not searching. in the saddle for the only thing i love and i'm as you can be able to say where the commercial looked really. good initially how was telling us going to eat a licky if you have a selfish desire to feel except for santa most of the. stuff you want this far she . likes yeah like i'm for that and it's fun for the and my wish for things. and. donna summer flies on water. get able to them just out of a sort of in the don't be in the house as the most ready for home is the most remote i'll smoke my. hands and about a half of them in any condition of the metafile now a cough

for three years cathy was prescribed strong medication that she was later told she did not need.a few yea rs. it basically still my life for a few years. i became like a zombie. then i got years. i became like a zombie. then igota years. i became like a zombie. then i got a new consultant and he produced my dose and said i should not have been on it. ifeel so much better. until i got the letter today. and what has it all been about. why did no one spot it earlier. why did i have to go through this for so long. concerns about dr watt‘s work were first raised by a gp in 2016. belfast health trust now wants to reassess everyone in his care. certainly, this is a significant number and within the neuroscience division we have never been involved with a recall of this scale. these are patients with a wide range of neurological conditions, some of which are debilitating, complex and significantly serious. recalling some two and a half thousand patients is a huge task, among them are children with brain conditions and people living in pain. the review may also be extended to consider pat

by then cathy session. by then to the long. side of. so it. also was if you have the multiple injuries among. them to yourself you look shows your you know most of the. even the people from boston this is a. soap but i was in. my. life a lovely. read what. they did. i think. welcome back this wednesday will mark twenty years since the people of the island of ireland voted on a referendum that approved the good friday agreement which brought on an arguably fragile peace but will there no be a referendum on a united ireland because the good friday agreement triggers an automatic vote if it appears likely a majority and ulster vote to leave the u.k. and tourism a has reportedly been in doubt about a majority voting to remain in the u.k. joining me now is the newly elected member of parliament for western rhone all of bagley all those things were going on leave the program just before we get to the united ireland it is forty four years this week with this one since the. massacre is what was the significance of that three hundred four thirty four d

cathy. the texts. put it. in a. ceramic on the back this up it's an email talking to my. somebody no. guy from the seattle sharky i'm lucky enough to have hiked it was. john look at how one of my mushroom and i get up sometimes long. troy buswell them about the gang at the met cause they're just. not the maximum i saw on that one i just googled i'm on my own now home and mother in law the most obscene. but they are but just that little. bit. that's the to the. can i just have a mouse or share. in the sun for the news i live and i have as you can be able to say a word to. move get initially how do was tell us going to eat a licky have a selfish desire to feel except for phantom also this. is stuff they want this far she. likes yeah look i'm for that and it's fun to be and my wish for things. and. donna summer find somebody. else get able to me just out of a sort of in those don't be. the must win if one has the most remote i'll smoke my . hands in about a half of them and then in addition to that my fun i walked off had been my jewelry i just bought straight out of shot in

keep fighting, boss, sending love and prayers to cathy and our family.ord and also at aberdeen, a very successful manager, leading them to victory in scotland and europe. they have sent a message saying thoughts and prayers of everyone, herformer saying thoughts and prayers of everyone, her former manager and saying thoughts and prayers of everyone, herformer manager and his family. even the big rival clubs have been sending their support to sir alex ferguson. manchester city, preparing for a home match later today, he once called them the noisy neighbours. they send their thoughts and prayers. in liverpool, similarly, the club released a statement saying that their thoughts are with him at this most difficult time, he was a great rival and a great friend who supported them when they were going through a difficult time, too. at 0ld they were going through a difficult time, too. at old trafford, the concourse behind me is buzzing with people. it is all people want to talk about, wishing sir alex a speedy recovery and everyone is hoping, we arejust speedy

the goal of the united states is to work towards complete denuclearize asia let's bring in a serious cathy know their kin she's live for us in so who are these men why were they imprisoned in north korea. oh these are three americans the first kim jong cole he was the one who was held for the longest arrested back in twenty fifteen and then sentenced to ten years hard labor accused of espionage we heard a little from him when he touched down on the tarmac there saying that he had to do hard labor but when he did get sick he was given treatment the two other men were arrested after donald trump was already u.s. president in twenty seventeen the first tony kim who also is known as kim soft was one man who worked at a pyongyang university as did kim hock song and they were accused of hostile acts and have been held for about a year or so donald trump has said that the u.s. administration has been working hard for their release and certainly there was a lot of anticipation to just see how these women were doing of course remembering that the last time that an american was released after being

it was cathy right? host: patricia. guest: patricia. you are from my hometown. let me address what you said about charlottesville. please accept my apology if you thought i was taking that position. no, no, no. i was trying to illustrate that many people have accused him of hate speech. and if people disagree with that assessment. to me that illustrates the underlying problem that no two of us can possibly agree on what is an inherently subjective concept, especially when we're talking about the very fraught area of public and political debate about such contentious has race.our society many people did complain that trump was not sufficiently condemnatory of the hate speech of others. i am not pretending to endorse either side substantively by gesture of pete that there is really room -- but just to repeat that there is really room for debate on those issues and that we should continue to debate them rather than to give the government the power to decide them. that is exactly what has happened in other countries. these hate speech laws become a tool for those in