and those who do rely on menial labor, corporate, cicero, it is in the mother of other words, an occasional. and they never used to see that. like, you know, this is done in the morning before in the morning and both come home and having the like it gone for a few days a week. you know, i never see that when they deliver so dialogue and they came out of the factory for a cigarette or whatever though it very odd. george bashes parents, nadra and body land in australia just before the 1st wave of refugees. all the wages among the $55.00 a week, my wages. but if i work over time, 45 bucks they work had to make my future. because i know who gets a deed. i want to feature for them. but to thousands of the new lebanese astronomy and there's a barrier to their future in the new world, the assumption that people will learn english really quickly is absolutely false. and it files over and over again. and the critical place files is for women. because most women, if they're working outside the home, they're not working in environments where people speak anything other than arabic. and they are very p

anna isaac, economics editor of the independent and iain anderson, executive chairman of pr company ciceroly to see you both. before we update from them let me update you with the front pages and we have them so far. collision course set for brussels — the ft leads on overhauls set to be announced for post—brexit trade deals between britain and northern ireland. meanwhile, the metro's front focuses on the reaction to a french warship escorting an overcrowded dinghy to british waters, it reports record numbers have been arriving on the south coast. with 700 migrants arriving in two days, according to the telegraph, which also reports on the crossing. but it leads on an appeal to the prime ministerfrom cabinet ministers to expand the list of exempt from isolating or face a wave of closures. also leading on the impact of pingdemic — the mirror reports that one million children are currently off school. that's also the lead on the front page of the daily express. the guardian leads with a report on a leaked data base, with details emmanuel macron, and 13 other heads of state and heads of gover

anna isaac, economics editor of the independent and iain anderson, executive chairman of pr company cicero. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... collision course set for brussels — the ft leads on government overhauls set to be announced for post—brexit trade deals between britain and northern ireland. the telegraph leads on an appeal to the prime ministerfrom cabinet ministers to expand the list of exempt from isolating or face a wave of closures. also leading on the impact of pingdemic — the mirror reports that one million children are currently off school. also on covid the i, reports that england has three weeks to avoid new restrictions, quoting sage scientists calling for early action. channel crossings lead on the front page of the express. it says the home secretary is to pay france another esiimillion to stop migrants reaching britain. a story which also leads on the mail — it reports the number of people to make the journey this year hit 8,162 ?surpassing the figure for the whole of 2020. and on the front of the times, reports that today passed the annual record and coincided

host: cicero indiana. >>caller: i am so impressed with your entire presentation and you taking up a law degree very much needed it looks like you have witnessed in your lifetime. so my question is as a successful single black parent i became victimized by predators after almost finished paying for my home and which led me to be homeless and i have a healthy history of successful productivity. i know this was a worldwide scam iwa thought i was alone at first but the agencies i am going to forud help since the judge said the attorney misrepresented me allowing the forgers to take my home and forging my signature to get away with that. host: we're getting a little off topic i'm sorry for your situation but what do you want to ask annette gordon-reed? >> because of her experience i'm wondering if she could guide me to the proper agency or resource. host: do you h have any words. >> i'm'm sorry for your situation but there has to beye legal aid clinics even the bar association in your area to connect to people

. >> host: lisa in the cicero. >> caller: i am so impressed with your entire presentation here and taking up a law degree. very much needed as a result of what you have witnessed in your lifetime. my question as a successful black single-parent i became victimized by predators after 17 years. i was homeless and have a history of conductivity. my question to you is i know that this is a real wide scam but the agencies i am going to for help since my attorney misrepresented me and awarded the forgers to take my home forging my signature and let them get away with that. >> host: we are getting a little off topic. i'm sorry for your situation but what exactly diddi you want to k annette gordonon reed? >> caller: because of her experience, wondering if she can guide me to the proper agency or resource. >> host: i think we got the point. do you have any words for her? >> guest: not other than there has to be something for the lawyers and the bar association in your area to connect to help you in that situation because what you're saying is true it sounds like a mischaracterization of justice an

i do think that cicero has clearly prioritized supply chain security and resiliency . i think already over the past couple of years. it was a few years ago that the secretary really prioritized supply chain security in particular in you know, kind of a spearheading this formation of the ict supplychain risk management task force . i'd be pleased to serve as the cochair of that. i do think the national risk-management center also has a very clear mandate to focus on supply chain as well . in terms of anointing for making sure that sisa is named as your question applies would be very supportive of that. there are many different dimensions of the supply chain and others have to have a role in it particularly when we look through the broaderlens of resiliency . we're looking at security in particular. sisa is well-positioned to lead there so any support that the congress is able to provide i think is well received by us. >> thank you for the answer, thank you madam chair. >> i have a couple of questions, i'm not sure we're going to see other members but i want to cover a c

host: lisa and cicero indiana, hi lisa. caller: ms. rita i'm so impressed with your entire presentation and kudos to you picking up a law degree, very much needed as a result of what you witnessed in your lifetime and my question as a successful black single-parent, i became victimized by predators after 17 years after finish paying for my home. which has led me too be homeless and i have a healthy history of successful activity. my question to you, i know this is a worldwide scam, i thought i was alone at first but the agencies that i'm going to for help since the judge ruled that my attorney missed represented me and awarded the forgers to take my home forging my signature and let them get away with that. host: lisa i apologize, were getting off topic, i'm sorry for your situation but what exactly did you want to ask. >> i wanted to ask because of her experience i'm wondering if she can guide me to the proper agency or resource. host: i think we got the point, do you have any words for her. >> no, other than i'm sorry for your situat

edmund burke who said experience is very important, all kinds of things you can learn, aristotle, cicerondock try nation in our colleges and universities. this is the endless propaganda, you talk about the media that's the mouthpiece for this. this is the democrat party today. and what they're doing, by the way, is pulling down statuesly of democrats. rachel: yeah. no, it's true. can i just really quickly, what do we do? we feel so overwhelmed. they're taking over every institution, the media, pop culture, hollywood, the education system especially is so troubling to so many of us who have kids. >> let me tell you a little secret. the movement has begun. i've been talking about this on radio to my 14.5 million listeners for three months. the movement has begun. even you are talking about marxism. six, eight, tens ago people weren't -- ten months ago weren't talking about marxism. you had a wonderful candidate before who got it exactly right. it is moving. it is starting in schools, it's going beyond that. this book will be like liberty and tyranny, i believe. this is no joke. they are de

iain anderson is the executive chairman of one of the uk's biggest lobbying companies — the cicero grouphty, david cameron but you haven't broken any rules. what this report shows is that the rules are not fit for purpose. and we need to change them, we need reform and we need reform quickly, otherwise we just kind of keep going round and round in circles on this with people trying to do lobbying secretly. david cameron put his hand up himself and said he got this wrong. the treasury select committee has confirmed that but we need more, we need reform of the lobbying rules thatjust need reform of the lobbying rules that just don't work. need reform of the lobbying rules thatjust don't work. you need reform of the lobbying rules that just don't work.— need reform of the lobbying rules that just don't work. thatjust don't work. you were not auoin to thatjust don't work. you were not going to get _ thatjust don't work. you were not going to get that _ thatjust don't work. you were not going to get that straightaway - thatjust don't work. you were not going to get that straightaway in l goin