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diane yes. to the telegraph. diane yes. so the to the telegraph. diane yes.re you fat or thin? you would cost? are you asking me personally ? no, i you asking me personally? no, i can tell. well, you know,- i: 7 no, i can tell. well, you know, what do you — can tell. well, you know, what do you identify— can tell. well, you know, what do you identify as? f do you identify as? because, you know.— do you identify as? because, you know, you might identify as fat. i'm pretty sure you can. so you would cost £756. right. but but people who have got a bmi of over 40 will cost sort of £1,375. twice as much. twice as much . and it's not just because much. and it's not just because of obesity itself, but it's because of all the other things that come in with obesity problems. you know ? yeah, you've problems. you know? yeah, you've got your knees, you've got your strokes, you've got your piles. oh, yes. loads of piles of chocolate and piles of hamburgers and all the other piles of things that they need to give to you. but obviously there's all the things that they have

diane yes. to the telegraph. diane yes. so the to the telegraph. diane yes.u fat or thin? you would cost? are you asking me personally ? no, i you asking me personally? no, i can tell. well, you know,- r: 7 no, i can tell. well, you know, what do you — can tell. well, you know, what do you identify— can tell. well, you know, what do you identify as? f do you identify as? because, you know.— do you identify as? because, you know, you might identify as fat. i'm pretty sure you can. so you would cost £756. right. but but people who have got a bmi of over 40 will cost sort of £1,375. twice as much. twice as much . and it's not just because much. and it's not just because of obesity itself, but it's because of all the other things that come in with obesity problems. you know ? yeah, you've problems. you know? yeah, you've got your knees, you've got your strokes, you've got your piles. oh, yes. loads of piles of chocolate and piles of hamburgers and all the other piles of things that they need to give to you. but obviously there's all the things that they have to u

diane yes. everyone, even heavily armed soldiers. diane yes . : r:”s soldiers. diane yes.an, they weren't sure what it was . they weren't- i mean, they weren't sure what it was . "cg rrr:”r:" a ”r: it was. they weren't sure because nobody investigated it. and, you know, you've got people dying at these barracks in surrey. and so the position was created. but then five years later, there was an article in the guardian in 2013 where dr. susan atkins , who was the first susan atkins, who was the first person to have this role, said , person to have this role, said, oh my god, it's so difficult. like what? what the soldiers consider horseplay. the officers are like, oh my god, you can't do that. that's sexual assault. people. people of people. people are kind of they're pushing that sort of machismo kind of attitude way too far. and they're sort of, you know, when banter goes too far and it becomes bullying or it when i worked with it happens when i worked with lewis all the time , right? and lewis all the time, right? and like , whenever he's like lewis, whenever he's talking

diane yes. everyone, even heavily armed soldiers. diane yes . : ri;”f soldiers. diane yes.e nobody investigated it. and, you know, you've got people dying at these barracks in surrey. and so the position was created. but then five years later, there was an article in the guardian in 2013 where dr. susan atkins , who was the first susan atkins, who was the first person to have this role, said , person to have this role, said, oh my god, it's so difficult. like what? what the soldiers consider horseplay. the officers are like, oh my god, you can't do that. that's sexual assault. people. people of people. people are kind of they're pushing that sort of machismo kind of attitude way too far. and they're sort of, you know, when banter goes too far and it becomes bullying or it when i worked with it happens when i worked with lewis all the time , right? and lewis all the time, right? and like , whenever he's like lewis, whenever he's talking to people, he makes them feel uncomfortable because you can of rubbing can tell he's kind of rubbing parts against the parts of himself agai

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diana derbyshire —— diane in derbyshire, it has been really bad? yes. came. it was awful. as i was walking out of the shop ijust had to— i was walking out of the shop ijust had to look— i was walking out of the shop ijust had to look back and i saw her coming — had to look back and i saw her coming out with a mop and bucket and i coming out with a mop and bucket and l have _ coming out with a mop and bucket and l have never— coming out with a mop and bucket and i have never been so embarrassed. floods _ i have never been so embarrassed. floods of _ i have never been so embarrassed. floods of tears. i have never been back— floods of tears. i have never been back in _ floods of tears. i have never been back in the — floods of tears. i have never been back in the shop again. it puts me off shopping completely. when i have asked _ off shopping completely. when i have asked whether it is possible i can use a _ asked whether it is possible i can use a loo— asked whether it is possible i can use a loo in— asked whether it is possible i can use a loo in a super

diane in new jersey. we will go to gold breeze florida now. teresa you say yes, and of the candidates in mine.l usr more. >> caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. i think it's time to wrap a couple of good communicators, strong women take over the republican party, and i would vote for nikki haley with tulsi gabbard. and if she's interested in becoming a vice president i was like tim scott. i loved tim scott. i likee his energy and his optimism. so i think it's time for a change here the whole world is changing. our parties are changing, and to go back to two drama kings, you know, as presidents, it just doesn't make any sense however, if the voters decide, if the majority of the people decided biden and trump, i'm going to have to vote for trump. i just can't continue with what's going on, and the thought of having kamala harris as president, it scares me even more. i think we need some really good communicating smart, tough women. they represent that to me and thank you for taking my call. >> host: and we're going to end with a young in texas. biden is your choice. >> caller: yes. biden

. >> reporter: she is talk about this -- >> if diane feinstein were to retire, will you nonominate an african-american woman? >> the answer is yesporter: dianne feinstein had been absent battling health issues, she cannot resign. should she step aside, governor newsom would nominate who takes her turn. california democrats are confident that newsom is aware of the stakes. kimberly ellis is openly lobbying for newsom to keep his word. >> black women are the margin of victory. we believe that gavin newsom will keep his promise to fill that seat with a black woman. the only question, which black woman. it's barbara for bust. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee, who has been in congress since the late '90s. she is running for feinstein's senate seat in the 2020 election. should you be that black woman? >> i'm focused on the campaign. he made a commitment. and i'm running to win this campaign. >> reporter: how important is it for a black woman to sit in the senate? >> representation matters. you look at the fact there's not a voice in the senate, who represents our diversity, it's outrageous. you want this picture. >> reporter: ch

yes, some subtitles and everything and show her. she says, dian why are you lying down pouring?neral, i was so skeptical about this, but i still started it. five days pass. i look at me 10.000 views and she does it to me herself i wrote about it, look and flew somewhere, then 100 then 300 then 600 and so in the evening, how many we are there, well, almost up to a million. yes, almost a million. yes, this feeling is interesting, probably such a minute. guys, what are your future plans for your couple, what are you going to do? wherever you lead this block, in principle, it is developing harmoniously. we are filming our relationship, that is, such a lifestyle theme, guys. what are your next drawings? well, not professionally amateur. i have your tiktok account. i upload a video with drawings there. we are still doing. that’s what you want to do, then in life i don’t know, most likely a designer architect, in principle, and you have a penchant for this. yes kevil you, that, well, i like it, very music. i play guitar. in general, i would like to become well, either an actor, or musi

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yes, we can. that number, much like the vix, is not telling us what it is supposed to. danny: absolutely. we expect to see that number probably rise. but what diane swonk was saying about inflation is completely right. there is no roadmap when you have this breakdown. lies the thing broken? before 2008 all the things are fine. but the fed is now guessing and the danger is if you are a long way from full employment -- which you thought you were at and you are a ways from it -- you will see inactivity rising and you will see a rise in jobless claims, which is what we have seen. you will probably see rapidly declining inflation and that is what you saw today with producer prices. i like people to have in their heads if you think the best analogy for today was august 2008 when inflation was 5.5 percentage points, a year later in august of 2009 it was -2. the question is, what is coming? katie: what is coming. if we think back to than and then deflation coming a year or two later, do you see a similar scenario playing out now? danny: there is a good analogy to that. today we have a decision from the bank of england which is bizarre. based upon the for

diane for a long and she is really hurting. >> but let's talk about this. let's talk about twenty , twenty four . so let's talk about adam schiff. forget about the host you take. yes. right. i wish you get the eight o'clock show because i don't have to stay up too late. >> so i want him on at 8:00. >> so here's the deal, folks. this is a bunch of b.s. about trump and russia for four years. >> you asked me what's going to happen. >> well, i can't promise anybody be prosecuted, but i can tell you that if you waiting on adam schiff to admit anything about this being wrong, you're going to die waiting for what he did with all of his buddies is made you believe that donald trump was a russian agent for four friggin years. >> what do we know now? >> it's all. so how do we how do we get back? we win this election. they wanted you to believe that president trump was a russian agent. the truth is there is collusion ,sean , between the department of justice, the fbi and the media colluded to lie about donald trump for four years. and it's now. okay, let me let me ask you a process question about the election. i contend that democrats, they don't run campaigns anymore. >> th

yes. because it's visually available to you. so information is available to you. so information ts ttete. — available to you. so information is there. diane unemployed wanted job at glasgow city council. but not if you're white. a feisty geordie who incidentally doesn't like pg wodehouse will be joining me on that shortly. state of the nafion that shortly. state of the nation starts now . how . nation starts now. how. we'll also be joined by a cheerful panel today, the historian dr. david starkey , who historian dr. david starkey, who seems to get himself in the newspapers even more than i do, and the former labour adviser scarlett mccgwire . as ever, scarlett mccgwire. as ever, i want to hear from you . it's the want to hear from you. it's the most important programme. email me. mail motty. gb news. .uk. but now here to revisit your knowledge of the latest headline is polly middlehurst. jacob, thank you. the is polly middlehurst.- - jacob, thank you. the top is polly middlehurst.- - jacob, “evening u. the top is polly middlehurst.- - jacob, “evening u. th

diane (indiscernible) continue working on this thing. >> andrew, do you know if the numbers changed would that impact the glidepath design, because this is just a snapshot, one example of one person. >> yes. it is one example. it is more of a representation of the process, and so i think if the concerns around the process-the process drives the design. there are certainly other illustrations of the data that i want to make sure the commissioner driscoll is comfortable with the process because ultimately that is at the heart of the design. >> i think that is what we had approved and what we discussed and i think that is what commissioner driscoll is asking is input. if the input changed that doesn't impact the methodology. the methodology could be approved and then we can work through the inputs. >> the input gets to the question of the replacement ratio which is one of the first things we decided. the replacement ratio for the population is very broad. trying to focus down to one glidepath, okay. sorry i don't have the motion. >> i'll-go ahead. >> in the hopes of trying to get where we need to go, can you speak if we were to table this one month would that have significant impact in the

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yes. because it's visually available to you. so information is available to you. so information he there. — available to you. so information is there. diane