my darling, this is a difficult .etter for me to write something may happen at any moment and i cannotl when you will receive this. i hoped to be able to see you during last weekend, but it was impossible to get away. all the things i intended to say must be written. i am sure anyone with imagination must dislike the thought of what is coming. my fears will be more than being of what can happen to me. you and i have had lovely years, which have seemed to pass at lightning speed. my thoughts at this moment, on this lovely saturday afternoon are with you all now. i can imagine you in the garden haviving tea with jamie, getting ready to put them to bed. give anythingld to be back with y you, i have nt had any wish at all to backed down from the job we have to do. there is so much we would -- there is so much i would like to be able to tell you. all of which you have heard many times. but just to say i mean it even sure i will bem with you again soon and for good. please give my fondest love to my anne and my jamie. god bless and keep you safe for me. ♪ [applause] >> it is with the utmost

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you know and i know that we are etter than this. i do not accuse anybody on either side of what they truly believe about a crisis. i have heard. i've heard people on the other side of the aisle, madam speaker that said they want to vote for the senate bill. can we allow them to vote for the senate bill? can we allow them to join with the 84 senators out of 100 on the other side that said yes to it? or do we have a few that control what can come to the floor? now i heard in this rules debate there are amendments that smu they're going to make it better. what makes it better? that we do not fund to pay any overtime costs for immigration and customs enforcement officers or provide funding for the active duty of the national guard troops working with them on the frontline in the crisis at the border? is that making it better. is that really what you want to stake your political career on? is that really what you want to stand up against bipartisanship for? madam speaker, i've heard a lot of names on the other side say they would vote fo

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