s will vote once again on monday on whether to hold a national poll or not additionally this month or us children exposed $21.00 m.p.'s from the conservative party after they rebelled against him and voted in favor of legislation to block a no deal bring to the list include several former cabinet members tory grundy's including winston churchill's grandson circulus soames throughout the week parliament frequently erupted in anger over the course breaks it was taking the prime minister is acting like a dictator the public simply shapes it paid. what is going on in this place the prime minister should simply follow his convictions on the resign. there's only one really did she keep good i could see him besides i think it's a cynical movement from a cynical prime minister so water lies ahead for breaks in the u.k. politics let's take a look boris yeltsin might get the snap election but he's also already under pressure to quit as prime minister all their options are to get a deal done with the e.u. before the deadline on the 31st of october or delay it once again to january next year louis stedman br

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another city ken pam now back to you thank you grant in national news tonight children with cancer and other grave diseases could be kicked out of the u s. >>because of their immigration status, some say without the medical care they are currently receiving here in the us they will die. >>this after the trump administration told those exemption for from deportation for seriously ill patients source says democrats in congress had demanded answers on this from the trump administration by the close of business today. under the threat of subpoena. tom foreman reports. >>i don't want to die, i don't want to die. >>one after another they are pleading with congress immigrants in the united states for medical care who now fear being forced to go home. >>this not a issue in humanities can eat you in our lives depend on it for the issue is a change to a program that has allowed some undocumented immigrant families to stay in the us for treatment of serious medical issues. >>applications about a 1000 a year were previously handled by us citizenship and immigration services but now immigration and customs enforcement ice is in charge and civil righ

we are in a pit right now with the most powerful nation on the lan tells our children we can't protect you so we'rere going to send you s to school and teach u how to hide. more sheltered place drills now done in america than fire drills. we are in a pit right now where we hate each other just because we vote differently. and so what was the message where king was slain? the great uniter who called to the conscious of our country, what did they write? the words of joseph's brothers can simply this. they wrote behold, here, the dreamer. let us slay him and see whatee becomes of the dream. what will become of our dream? will it become diluted? will it become diminished? will it become divided against itself or will we stand up and say not on my watch. the dream will not perish in the pit because i will dream america a new in my generation and they will be bold dreams and if i dreams and i will back them up with work and sweat and sacrifice and love. if we do that in this moment, if we get up off the couch and get more and fight more for each other, not against each other, then the dream of america will not die andve will

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s national security mission. and that's not even to mention the military howtsing -- housing with mold issues and inadequate day care facilities for the children of military families, all the 127 military construction projects president trump canceled. not delayed, but canceled to pay for this rolls-royce of a wall in the middle of the desert. $6.1 billion for a rolls-royce in the middle of a desert, an even heavier burden for our military families. outrage does not even begin to describe how i feel about president trump's action. today we're being asked to somehow cover up the fact that he broke his word about mexico, cover up the fact that this is a vanity project. we're being asked to give our constitutional blessing to president trump contorting the law beyond recognition. i believe that the senate is being the conscience of the nation. in contorting the law to undo congressional funding, decisions by fiat is not following our conscience, and i will not stand for that. we're being asked to take the first step to prove $3.6 billion in emergency spending to replace part of what the president stole. let's make another thing clear. this spendi