your excellency, up front. madam. the excellency, if you will line up, very good.up. betsy. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> peter then choosing watching with you as we show you the principle images involved in proceedings for the speech for the throne on parliament hill today, looking at the house of commons which stands ready to await the senate, the messenger from the senate who will summon them to the senate from the house to listen to the speech delivered by the governor general and on the senate side we have the people who have been invited to hear the speech including chief justices, former prime ministers, also we saw in our footage earlier as the official delegation made its way into the senate or to the edge of the senate where it will shortly arrive in

madam, excellency.ble conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> peter van dusen watching live as we show you the principle images involved in a formal proceeding for the speech of the throne on parliament hill today. you you're looking at the heads of common stands ready to wake the arrival of the messenger of the black rod from the senate to summon him to the senate from the house to listen to the speech to be delivered by the governor general and on the senate side we have the people who have been invited here to the speech from the throne and they include chief justices and former prime ministers most like you sahner footage earlier as the official delegation made its way in to the senate or to the edge of the senate where it will surely arriv

may it please your excellency. the house of commons has elected me their speaker though i am but little able to fulfill the important duties thus assigned to me. in the performance of those duties i should at any time fall into error, i pray the fault may be imputed to me and not to the commons whose servant i am and who through me the better to enable them to give their duty to their queen and country humbly claim all of their undoubted rights and privileges, especially that they may have freedom of speech in their , access to your excellency's person at all that theirtimes, and proceedings may receive from your excellency the most favorable construction. >> [speaking french] mr. speaker, i am commanded by his excellency to declare to you that he freely confides in the duty and detachment of the house of commons to her majesty's person and government and not doubting their proceedings will be conducted with wisdom, temper, and prudence. and will recognize and allow their constitutional privileges. i am commanded a

your excellency, members of the security council, your excellency this secretary-general, united nationsladies and gentlemen. our meeting today is yet another milestone in the international response to the situation in syria. the regional as well as international parties. during the past few months, to intensify the diplomatic efforts in order to reach a common understanding on the ways and means to realize a political settlement for the tragic crisis in syria that has been going on for five years, and his dangerous repercussions are on the region and the international community, especially its humanitarian aspect. that's relative to the integral displacement and the assignment of millions of syrians and the second aspect, which is a result of the expansion of daesh, terroristic groups, and other related terrorists entities and people. .. >> translator: and for his forthcoming efforts that we emphasize this committee should continue working in order to insure a political process in syria based on the document of geneva. the declarations -- [inaudible] that were held in vienna and new yor

to his excellency, mr.minister of economic affairs of this thing. [speaking spanish] >> translator: allow me, president, to begin by thanking you for this initiative would just opened the door for us, the ministers for finance, to major in the security council setting on a historic day. i would also like to thank the contributions of the secretary-general and the president of the financial action task force. a welcome presentation i would like to take we congratulate the russian federation and the united states for having said this resolution. including daesh in the sanctions regime and the mechanisms before the united nations is in light of what has been undertaken by this group and also by with recommendations of the task force that allows to take this, allow us to update the intelligence that we have available at united nations level as well as a member state level. those represented today justifies their inclusion in the sanctions regime as well as ensuring we make those sanctions as effective as possib

your excellency, excellencies, members of the security council, your excellency, the secretary generalunited nations, ladies and gentlemen, our meeting today is yet another milestone in the international response to the situation in syria. the regional as well as the international parties, during the past few months set to intensify the diplomat being efforts in order to reach a common understanding on the ways and mean to his realize a political settlement for the tragic crisis in syria. that has been going on for five years. and who is dangerous professions are on the region and the international community. especially its humanitarian aspect. that's relative to the i want certainly displacement and the asylum seeking of millions of syrians and the security aspect to which the result of the expansion of daesh terrorist groups and other terrorists, and other related terrorist entities and people, al plus rah front as well. this commen commendable internal efforts have led to the establish the of the i.s.s.g. and i would like to express my deep thanks to the secretary of the united stat

ban ki-moon, president of cop 21, ladyies and gentlemen, heads of state and governments, excellenciesi would like to reiterate president hollande and his government and the french people the most heartfelt condolences and our utmost solidarity. in light of the horrendous crimes committed in paris on the 13th of this month. we and our generation are living at a critical juncture. we have the enormous and pressing responsibility of tackling the environmental challenge that we are living through and this conference is an opportunity for nations to adopt ire gent measures in order to curb the causes of, and consequences of climate change. in his encyclical, his holiness, pope francis, provides a stark warning. in order to face this crisis and protect sources of life, he states that never have we so hurt and mistreated our common home as we have in the last 200 years. and now today it is up to us to change history, beginning today, in order to reverse the failure of past climate conferences. paraguay has great potential for sustainable development with valuable natural resources, abundant

excellencies, ladies and gentlemen. our meeting today in paris is not and can no longer be one of those summits and conferences that the community of nations regularly puts on the agenda of international relations. allow me to say frankly that it will no longer be the case, because the paris conference and the one that my country has offered to host in a year's time will be instrumental in shaping the future which we are duty-bound to bequeath to our children. our children whom we do not want to see deprived of forests, oceans, coastlines and all these natural resources which are the hall marks of mankind's most valuable heritage. a heritage which is threatened today, because the international community has been unor unwilling to come together in time and muster the means needed to have better control over its own destiny. today, we are aware, all of us, of the devastating effects of global warming on the planet. and of the urgent need to match words with deeds. your excellencieexcellencies, l gentlemen. what is at stak

. -- -- , ladies and gentlemen, excellency.eiterateke to president hollande's his government and the french people. the most heartfelt condolences and our utmost solidarity. in light of the her and this crime committed in paris on the 13th of this month. generation are living at a critical juncture. enormous and pressing responsibility of tackling the environmental challenge that we are living through. this conference is an opportunity for nations to adopt urgent measures in order to curb the causes and consequences of climate change. pope francis provides a stark warning. in order to face this crisis and protect forces of life, he says that never have we so hurt and mistreated our common home as we have in the last 200 years. us tooday, it is up to change history. beginning today, in order to reverse the failure of past climate conferences. has great potential for sustainable development with valuable natural resources and abundant freshwater, for towels little -- fertile soil, and wide-ranging biodiversity which is of global

excellent, man. >> host: reminding me and the viewers on exactly what he meant by excellence in thatspeech. so just -- just to kind of way to think about the times we lived in and you referred to them as obama and i think where they come together and dr. king current director of the fbi. >> guest: that's a complement, brother. [laughter] >> guest: we have big files. we just keep witness. >> host: he gave a speech on february 12th before the law enforcement community of the fbi, what surprised the press and others that analyze the speech was that he mentioned dr. dr. king and the file opened up on him with bobby kennedy's approval after the march on washington speech. keep the approval on his desk as a reminder of the history of the fbi, a way of remembering mistakes that the fbi has made in the past and to hold up dr. king as an example of a real american history, a hero by his own government, now what's fascinating about that is generally speaking, that is the way in which we end the story right, triumph over the smallness of people of mind and heart in the moment and yet, the direc

excellency, heads of state and government, ladies and gentlemen. it is a great honor to address such a representative the conference. climate change has become one of the greatest challenges that humanity is facing. global warming, hurricanes, floods, droughts and other anomalies are a source of an evermore economic damage. they destroyed -- while out of villages accessible address climate change problem will determine the quality of life are all people on the planet, economic growth and sustainable social development of the whole regions. russia has been contributing actively to addressing global warming problem. our country is taking the lead in terms of reducing intensity reduction of our economy. we've reduced it by us 3.4% over the -- up to 2012. after the implementation of the state program energy efficiency and the to element of a energy sector we are going to reduce about another 1325% by 2020. we have gone beyond our commitments under the kyoto protocol. from the period of 1991 until 2012, russia not only has prevented the increase of gree

you made some slept -- excellent points, but -- >> you made some excellent points, but. >> look, i amertarian, a first amendment guy. i had to support citizens united . i don't love the results, but you can't startling people they can't start spending money on elections and corporations as people. it is a hard question. but you're absolutely right. i think it is the congression ali elections that really matters. if you don't have any money it really matters. in presidential elections it will matter less and less. trump is moving that because he gets the media to cover him for free. >> and it is about personality and he has that to boot. >> yes, and you mentioned ads report working. part is people report just sitting there watching tv. if they are they are watching it on hulu. >> i think they watch this show on tv. >> excuse me, of course. everyone is watching right now. millions and millions of viewers are staring at me and it is making me nervous. >> that's why you are here, jill. >> you agree that it is not what it used to be. >> i do. possibly for different reasons. it may not be t

congratulations on 32 years of excellent services and st. luke's. what we are seeing is we have the concept of a center for excellence. what does that really mean? well, the populations have changed over time and we are going to need a real outstanding center of excellence for our seniors and gerontology. remember all medical centers are not required to train and provide elective programs for our upcoming challenges and programs for seniors. what a great opportunity for st. luke's to expand the network and utilize the partnerships with the multitude of these programs serving seniors and use this as a real real seed to develop a center of excellence at st. luke's and you can carry on for another 50 years. remember the library is right there on your campus which at university of california was founding right there. there is a little brick stone there. you look at it now, look, my gosh. look at it now. people are going to look at it in the next two or 3-year generations. i can go on. the quality is critical, the training is critical, the due diligence

thank you for an excellent presentation.he did not mention the words carbon taxing your entire presentation or carbon pricing. i want -- i am assuming that all of your projections are assuming that something like that never happens. could you say a few words about that please? >> atlantic council. i wanted to ask you about the implications of the role price environment on the shale gas boom in the united states and beyond. >> so, excellent question about india. we are working with india a very long time. it was just friday, as sarah mentioned. i was in new delhi, meetings with all three ministers. we arewe are an excellent corporation. i think there are some bureaucratic challenges. this will be definitely good news at least for the iaea not to work with india. making major efforts in the efficiency, solar, other parts of the energy and we can also share with our indian colleagues. inside of the carbon tax press carbon purses the best solution to our client problem, to be excellent, the easiest, straightforward and the econo

visibility is excellent out there. and we had rain and we had drizzle, and it was just awful and now we've got some good conditions. of course, it's getting colder now that we're ending the month of december, we have the end of the mild air, so seasonably cold weather coming in, nothing too extreme, and we have a dry stretch of weather that's going to be lasting for several days. great for the ride for wherever you want to go for this evening. you want good weather on new year's eve, a lot of crazy people on the roads, that's bad enough. 45 degrees, the wind is down a little bit to 9 miles an hour, but it feels like 40, so the wind chill keeps going down a little bit. and the temperatures are going to keep going down. 52 today, 46 tomorrow, and closer to the normal levels as we go to saturday and sunday. and right now we're down close to the 40-degree mark, coatesville, pottstown, quakertown, doylestown, all at 41 degrees. 42 in kennett square, 44 in wilmington, mount holly, trenton. the clouds are preventing the tempe

excellent excellence work. >> i think the other understanding with our friend from the storage business to come back and let's us know. >> item 167 authorizes the contract for 613 articulated low fully hybrid buses foyer 3200 and $44 million plus and a total nooichld $412 million plus. >> no change to the term of the contract and no superseded. >> i want to ask john halley for an overview and i'll make is not a full power point but a significant advancement of getting new buses on the street quicker. >> thank you good afternoon in listening to some of the other presentations and the speakers who you've heard a lot about changes and public prospective of muni service in particular i'll say if you've been on any of the hundred and 60 new buses that have arrived over the last thirty months for assessable to the seating arrangement in the straps that are added to the safety feature wider seats i feel much better (laughter). >> and we have tried to be responsive to other family friendly we've widen the aisles and that sort of thing i'll say that if you've noticed that none to blame but yours

in every case, our people have mastered change excellently. and they've been able to do so because their leaders have taken care to implement change thoughtfully, always putting the mission and our people first. we will do the same today. as we integrate women into the remaining combat positions we must keep in mind the welfare and total readiness of our entire force. as we focus on the individual contributions that each service member makes, we also have to remember that in military operations, teams matter. that's why it's important that the services chose to study both individual performance and team performance. they not only made comparisons to other elite units like nasa, long dureation flight crews and police swat teams, they also worked with our international partners to examine how they have integrated women into ground combat roles. again, how we implement this is key. as chairman dunford has noted, simply declaring all career fields open is not successful integration. we must not only continue to implement change thoughtfully but al

more on the hispanic heritage foundation awards to 21 students for their excellence in school and the community when we come back on "tiempo." that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. >> welcome back to "tiempo." thanks for joining us this sunday morning. we've been talking about the hispanic heritage foundation that recently honored 21 high-school students in our area. hispanic heritage foundation representative andrea chaves. she's also a teacher from the young women's leadership school of astoria. george villacis is an award recipient from brooklyn. daniela leguisamo is an award recipient from queens. congratulations to you both. >> thank you. >> one of the joys that i have with having young students, like the super high achieving latino students, is the message that they send to other students. do you see that as equally important as the award that they

congratulations on 32 years of excellent services and st. luke's. what we are seeing is we have the concept of a center for excellence. what does that really mean? well, the populations have changed over time and we are going to need a real outstanding center of excellence for our seniors and gerontology. remember all medical centers are not required to train and provide elective programs for our upcoming challenges and programs for seniors. what a great opportunity for st. luke's to expand the network and utilize the partnerships with the multitude of these programs serving seniors and use this as a real real seed to develop a center of excellence at st. luke's and you can carry on for another 50 years. remember the library is right there on your campus which at university of california was founding right there. there is a little brick stone there. you look at it now, look, my gosh. look at it now. people are going to look at it in the next two or 3-year generations. i can go on. the quality is critical, the training is critical, the due diligence

. >> i think it will be excellent. i love watching bernie sanders' perform. >> you enjoy it? >> yeah. i think so. it's partly since larry david did the impression of him. you hear larry david when he speaks. there's a seriousness and a sincerity, i guess. the republican debate is entertaining for a variety of reasons. not least of all donald trump. he is the draw, i think. he is the idiosyncratic one, i think. >> you never think of "weekend at bernies." >> i don't think of that. >>> there may be a delay in sentencing of dennis hastert. he was hospitalized after suffering a stroke. that was a week after the 73-year-old hastert pleaded guilty to trying to evade banking laws. >>> the drug company executive called the most hated man in america is out of jail after being arrested on securities fraud. martin shkreli posted a $5 million bond and walked free. as abc's lauren lister reports, the charge he is facing now has nothing to do with the price of drugs. >> reporter: he's the entrepreneur at the center of a fire storm in recent months, for buying a pharmaceutical company and ja

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he said your excellency will do. in your case, it actually fits.t inaugurated or installed, it was -- i've read the speech and i've heard about it. you gave a wonderful speech about this is magic, in some ways. but you also allowed whiten to play louis armstrong's horn. tell me about the inauguration and the idea that this is magic. >> let me interrupt myself. i want to thank you damian for your kind words. damian is a fellow flute player and if you're an fish ya to of these conferences i wouldn't let another one go by without forcing damian to show his stuff. that's up to you really as a group. it's wonder l to be here. and thank you. i do want to acknowledge may partner and person who has taught me so much about the smithsonian, richard kuran, the source of our ideas which henceforth are going to be considered my ideas. so the installation which hi colleagues are calling the imposition at the smithsonian, i wanted to set the stage that the currency we deal is, just as you said, is inspiration. the currency we deal in, how we deal the currency i w

i dont know a lot about the details as far as stanford goes, but i do know they're an excellent team, an excellent program, traditionally been that way tickets for the game go on sale tuesday o tus with a look at the forecast fog will be likely across the and low beam headlight while driving. the fog will likely remain in place through the morning commute as well, so allow some extra time, especially for longer trips. as we head toward noon on monday the fog will burn off and be replaced by mostly sunny skies. temperatures will be in the 40s to around 50 degrees in des moines. more beautiful weather will follow with highs in the 50s for much of the week ahead before a storm system draws in cooler weather over the weekend into next week. tonight is the first night of hanukkah... the annual lighting over the weekend into next week. tonight is thfirst night of hanukkah... the annual lighting hanukkah memorial was held in washington d.c the white house chief of staff participated in the lighting... the celebration included recognition of troops abroad while leaders asked america to 'stay

albert excellent presentation members of the public. >> none has indicated an interest. >> thank you next mr. albert good presentation this has caused concern amongst our customers you have a good handle on this and glad you reminded people we've been dealing successfully with the transportation changes with event like this and i'll remind people that we use the streets for different things for a lot of different things we close them for oracle conventions another example of a longer way and again, i really am confident and hope we can minimize the disruption to our service bus rider do we have a plan to ramp up if we need to if we see you know day one has a problem we'll address that on day two and, etc., etc. to ramp up the success through the week. >> through the chair that's the pattern we vemthd in the plan we did a debriefly to figure out where our projections and people we're putting in the parking control officers and the transit routes are staged and been assessed with the debriefs with a better tomorrow that i was combrelsz we get the san francisco bay area focused in the m

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we had excellent cooperation. think there are some bureaucratic challenges and i hope that very soon we will have sold and have india as part of the greater iea family. but we are working very closely with india and other countries. there's no doubt about it. this would be a definitely not good news, at least for the iea not to work with india, making major efforts in the efficiencies, solar, other parts of energy. and i think we can share expertise with the india colleagues. and the tax carbon price, in my view, carbon price is the best solution to our climate problem. to be excellent, it would be easiest straight forward and ek nomly the most efficient one. however, if you have the carbon tax in some countries and not in the others, then maybe some imbalances in terms of the competitiveness of the economies of those countries who put the carbon price. and given the current political environment in paris and before paris, after paris, to have an agreement on international carbon price in paris, for me, would be a

i'd like to give the floor to his excellency, mr.michelle supan, minister of public accounts and finance of france. >> president, thank you so much. just a quick word to thank you for having undertaken this initiative, initiative of convening this meeting which allows us as ministers of finance to participate in the security council meeting. secretary-general, ladies and gentlemen, a month ago france was struck by terrorist attacks of an unprecedented scale. our national territory. i'd like to thank the whole world, who at the time extended kind words, gestures of solidarity which touched us. france, of course, was not the only country to be struck. no country can avoid this. no continent is spared. and with every passing month the list of this barbaric attacks gets inexorably longer. lebanon, turkey, tunisia, egypt, and most recently the united states. throughout the world since june, 2014, thousands of men and women have lost their lives as a result of terrorist acts carried out by daesh or groups which are sworn allegiance to it.

excellent. excellent. >> can we see them do it? >> yes, come on up. put on the mask. >> where are you from? >> new york. >> upper west side. >> upper east side. >> check out our club. kerry: i have to ask you, it is physical, but there is a mental aspect to it as well? >> yes, it is a sport that stimulates your mind and body. one of the students is tim he's thinking and moving. it is a great sport and appealing to a lot of great kids. >> on guard? >> yes. >> and fence. >> kathryn, good job. she's fierce. braiden scored as well. on guard, fence. one more. good. >> in general, what do they go up? >> five initially. we have a great olympic team. here we go. on guard, fence. nice, nice. good moves. on guard, fence. keep going. good, they are moving and. >> kathryn just started two months ago? >> yes. kids? exciting when you first do it. >> he won a gold medal yesterday. where was that? >> at the club. very cool. foundation, tell us about it. >> well, teaching fencing is what i love to do. fencing changed my life. if you want to try it out with me, we have

would imagine earlier, you can call me your excellency, whatever. [laughter] when i talked before about the smithsonian having an ugly for the future should have one foot in the world of things that maybe don't seem so dynamic and exciting but still a portion of the populace wants to be the face-to-face with something even it may not seem dynamic. dynamic. and another for him. and another foot in the world where things are becoming more dynamic, interactive and so on. that museum will be an exemplar, of the curious teen oriented thinkers and amusing. you might not want to wander in there directly but they are making an attempt to make things more dynamic while not giving up the enormity of most of the collection is attributed to that museum, 126 million out of the 138 million. biological specimens and all kinds of things. they are dealing with a pretty heavy lift, and that is not to give up the attention, the intention, excuse me, to preserve those entries is not just for the sake of saying their pressure but make them available for scholars. the qu

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and you're an excellent mother on the show. >> thank you. >> seth: and the show is excellent. and it received, rightfully so, so much critical praise for its first season. and, again, it was about something -- a subject matter we weren't familiar with on television. jeffrey tambor plays your ex-husband, who is going through transgender. are you -- you must hear about it all of the time, not just from people who love the show based on good television, but who love it on a personal level and what it means to them. do you get tired of hearing all these nice things about it? >> no, i never -- no, i don't. and people come to up to me and they say, you know, "the show is really fabulous." and i say, "i know, isn't it incredible?" [ light laughter ] and then they say to me, "could you be a little more modest about it?" and i say, "i actually can't." i'm so -- i'm so proud of it. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm so proud to be a part of it. i think it's just -- i mean, creator -- >> seth: who is just brilliant. >> she is just brilliant. and she is really a genius. story she that wants to tell is

excellent. i think i'm getting pulled out. excellent. >> take care. >> thank you.> i was here first. ♪ ♪ >> how are you? >> i'm doing fantastic. >> let me begin asking the comments by speaker paul ryan in a divided government you don't get everything that you want. based on your vote today on the budget, you disagree? >> i do. today's omnibus vote was a betrayal who gave us republican majorities in both houses of congress. for too long we keep end up electing republicans who end up voting to fund barack obama's agenda. it was negotiated in the dark of night. thousands of pages. it funds 100% of obamacare and executive amnesty. it funds 100% of planned parenthood. it does nothing to stop the catastrophic iranian deal. it does nothing to stop president obama's plan to bring to america tens of thousands of syrian refugees. even though the fbi tells us they cannot vet those refugees to determine if they're isis terrorists among them. there is a reason by the men and women here in virginia and the men and women all across the country are feeling a volcanic frustration.

>> excellent commander, excellent chief, he did great in new york city, he rose to deputy commissioner of crime control strategies, he did a bang up job in newark, reduced the crime rate there and he went to chicago and listen you're at home as a police superintendent when one of your officers was confronted with this, that's what happened that night. >> as the chief of any of those places you mentioned there are a lot of things on your plate, including fighting crime. he walks into the department, 402 have more than 20 civilian complaints against them. one had 68. van dyke had 22 none of which has ever resulted in discipline. i'm sure some of them play be spurious. when you're a cop people complain about you. >> when you're an active cop, people complain about you. i was a cop, i had civilian complaints. pulling a gun against a man who was in a civilian rob principle i pulled him out of the car, no further confrontation, we put cuffs. hee after, we found out it wasn't him, we voided an arrest, he went down and filed a civilian complaint. it can happen to a cop. civilian complaints don

more than 50 men and women in blue received awards for bravery and excellence, top brass did the honors as proud family members watched. >> i am so proud, you get the cross between being afraid and proud of what he does. >> dee keenon was emotional her son was one of several getting an award for this past june. >> you think about your fellow officers and the public and you want them to be safe. >> an award for robert wilson shot dead for trying to foil a robbery and officer pool who died earlier this year after being hit and killed by a drunk driver while he was off duty and the tactical deescalation award. >> there is a lot of focus on use of force and there are times when officers don't use force even when they could. >> officer denise woods got the award after she did not -- when the suspect used a knife. >> we had to use a taser. >> s.w.a.t. and officers talked a man down with a gun. >> a lot of patience and team work and formulating a plan and each person executes their particular job. >> this is the last time that commissioner ramsey is handing out awards to the philadelphia polic

. >> excellent. >> we're just gonna add a little bit of water to this to get some good steam -- just a little splash. >> all right. >> that's good. and we're gonna pop this in the microwave for 2 1/2 minutes. >> wonderful. [ microwave beeping ] >> we just have to let that cook >> great. >> next, we are going to... ...plate. we're gonna add some corn and the black beans to the actual wrap. so, we got a little bit of this. depending on how big your wrap you'd like. black beans are a great source of protein, especially if you're vegetarian or vegan. and then corn also gives you some healthy carbs. >> what does vegan mean? >> vegan means that you don't eat any milk. no dairy, no eggs, no animal products, so no meat, either. and i've actually been eating vegan for a while, and this is one of my favorite meals. >> is it difficult to get enough protein into your diet when you're a vegan? >> yeah, sometimes. but if you have, like, lentils and beans like this, then it makes it a lot easier. >> excellent. >> so, we've got our beans, and we just need to wait for our spinach. >> wonderful. [ mic

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