george galloway said he and injustice. george galloway said he will turn — and injustice.ll turn up this _ and injustice. george galloway said he will turn up this afternoon, i and injustice. george galloway said he will turn up this afternoon, how| he will turn up this afternoon, how do you view that?— he will turn up this afternoon, how do you view that? george galloway is a free individual _ do you view that? george galloway is a free individual to _ do you view that? george galloway is a free individual to do _ do you view that? george galloway is a free individual to do whatever- do you view that? george galloway is a free individual to do whatever he i a free individual to do whatever he likes, he is no longer the mp for rochdale, i am, likes, he is no longer the mp for rochdale, iam, elected not very long ago by all the people of oyster and that is myjob to speak up for the people who voted for me but also there is people who did it perfectly and the key for any mp is to represent everybody and engage with everybody. at the end of the day, thatis everybody. at the e

please welcome scott galloway.. >> ronny: "the algebra of wealth." what is "the algebra of wealth"? >> so it is a retrospective on all the mistakes i made -- >> ronny: i mean, what is the formula? how do you make money? >> i wanted to insert me into the story, ronny. >> ronny: [laughs] >> so the algebra. the first is, focus, try to find your talent, not your passion. anyone who tells you to pursue your passion is already rich. find something you are good at in an industry that has an employment rate above 90%. side hustles mean your main hustle isn't working. go all in on something. then, you want to talk about stoicism, control the things you can control. you can control your spending -- >> ronny: this is complicated. how do why -- >> how are we doing so far? >> ronny: [laughs] why are people poor and who should we blame? whose fault is it that everyone is poor? is it baby boomers? is it [bleep] foreigners? is it bitcoin? is it the government? whose fault is that? >> yes. >> ronny: that we are poor? >> well, i thi

this is a unique feature of have it out with galloway. there are the fine folks there on the wall that have been picked, and you can be picked too, just write to us at our website. the address is coming up at the end of the show and you too could end up on the show. tim. williams has, he's in glastonbury in somerset in england. tim, welcome to the show. good afternoon, mr. gallaway. the question i'd like to ask is this: it's given that david lami is in receipt of 10000 pounds from israeli businessman and starmer himself, at least $50, and cooper, 210 th00. can we really expect any different? in the policy uh of the new labor government or we actually can watch right now this day we can watch david lamy the edeamin of british politics shaking the blood stained hand of the mass murderer benyamin netanyahu and you are absolutely right to highlight the corrupt nexus that exists between the... israel lobby in britain and the british political class and in the case, as you rightly say, of this british cabinet, half of them, 50% of them, are in

one of them is not george galloway, though.ing to be talking to george galloway, former adviser and a man who stood for election himself as well. we're also going to be talking about the green party yes, because the greens got four seats, didn't they? which is quite a good return for them. but what do they really stand for? and will they really stand for? and will they have any impact at all? and i am going to be zoning in on that labour cabinet. how do you feel about the people who going to be sitting around welcome back. this is patrick christys. tonight we're on gb news now. labour may be celebrating today, but does the election of five gaza focused independents show that the party may have a major problem in the future? labour majorities were slashed in areas with high muslim populations across the country. wes streeting, for example, scraping a win with just 528 votes as his majority. one of the biggest shocks of the night was jonathan ashworth, who was in the shadow cabinet, losing his seat to shokat adam in leicester sou

of course, the george galloway , course, the george galloway, party who have stood in seats around thentry, of course, standing a lot of their, their candidates on that kind of pro—palestine platform. well, we've heard from the workers party here at the count that they reckon they will be within 1000 votes of labour and liam byrne in birmingham, hodge hill and solihull north. now that is and solihull north. now that is a new seat created at this election. it was birmingham hodge hill held by labour, but liam byrne , of course, former liam byrne, of course, former chief secretary to the treasury, a big labour name, but he might not necessarily be heading back to the house of commons now it's a 37,000 muslim electorate in that new seat and they are saying to me this evening of this early morning that the workers party of great britain here at the count, that they reckon they'll be within 1000 votes of liam byrne . now, in votes of liam byrne. now, in that case, they have already said that they will demand a full recount for that. and of course, the pro—palestine vote has been one of thos

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and camela harris, seriously, come and see me, have it out with galloway.nce recently experienced a period of political turmoil and social unrest. following the announcement of snap elections by president emmanuel macron, the decision came amits mounting pressure from various sectors of society, including widespread protests and strikes over issues ranging from economic inequality to government policies. the outcome of the elections was a fragmented political landscape with no party securing a clear majority. in this episode of the nutshell we will be looking at the situation surrounding the elections. my phone called the snap elections in a highly charged atmosphere with the country deeply divided over the direction of the governments and the handling of key issues such as economic issues and social welfare. the microphone administration had been facing criticism from both opposition parties and grassroots movements euling call.

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journalist and fellow traveler of mine on the long miles to gaza many a time, welcome back, hello mr galloway, thank you very much, i wanted wanted to actually address uh maybe what i would consider to be the elephant in the room sometimes which is is really society, what you have? society that's overwhelmingly in favor of the continuing genocide in gaza, it is the sons and daughters of israeli society that are committing these war crimes in gaza and in the west bank, so i have two separate questions, the first one is how we ever going to find peace uh in the region and within israel and the palestinian uh conflict when so many people in israel are moving further and further to the right and they actually prefer smoke. to be the new leader in the kenness and and as i said about donald trump, do you think it's possible that he will put a timeline on netanyahu and the war comment to end the genocide in gaza when he talks about finishing the job, and if not are we looking at an indefinite ongoing occupation of gaza, similar to the west bank going forward? thank you, yes to the very last point, i

so we can talk all things, garrett, se a partner with tom galloway from dw sports. tom to this announcement comes of surprise to know. i didn't think it's a surprise. i think it's kind of a shot in the sense of basically the size made piece of news for english football. and i don't think one could say it was a surprise, particularly off to this tournament. and, you know, obviously got of southgate did taking into the final and in, you know, the numbers that you mentioned that he's, he's 10 years ago. and coach has been such a successful one. but i think particularly at least tournament where the criticism of his style of play, if his game management has been so vivid and, and, and personal. and, you know, even though he did have the ne, confirmed backing of the f a and is very popular among his players. um, but the guy said that they were gonna lead up to go southgate to decide on his own future. and i think um, you know, because of the atmosphere, the noise around the team during this tournament is position this company and yeah, i guess, i guess i'm confused with,

tom galloway has been reporting for matches for us during this tournament. it's been the night detaining tournament, but what about the favorites for tonight's match festival? well, i think i might be just about the englishman in berlin, who will tell you that the favorites probably all spain this evening is off top of my job to be impartial. i think it's probably fair to say this by and have been to stand out same of the tournament so far. they've played really, really great, really interesting attacking dynamic football right from the very start. now, i 1st saw them play in goes in cation in a 2nd group game where they came up against it to the team that was strong in defense and in a g, g, don't over my, in a goalkeeper and you know, really doing everything that you could to keeps by now, and then they managed to find a way, eventually and ground out one new when now in other games they, they, they showed a bit more flag being a bit more dominant. and i last saw them in the, in the semi final against fronds where they went behind very early on. but what q

this man, george galloway. george galloway got kicked out by the voters after just 54 days.y the voters afterjust 54 days. nana. voters after just 54 days. nana. that's even shorter than the lifestyle . i, if i may shorter lifestyle. i, if i may shorter than the lifespan of a dung beetle. okay. the houses of parliament are now galloway free zone. let me continue. this is important. this is. zone. let me continue. this is important. this is . let me important. this is. let me remind you that galloway says he refuses to meet israelis, but he couldn't wait to be photographed with me, grinning like a cheshire cat. so i salute the great british electorate for dumping this clown. he got what he deserves. but what's going on with jeremy corbyn? nana. he's like a bad smell that just won't go away . what kind of people go away. what kind of people voted for him? you may as well voted for him? you may as well vote for hamas. look i hope labour has a positive relationship with israel, but the signs nana are not good. i think keir starmer is a good man, but i'm worried nana i'm worried

well, tom galloway has been reporting for matches for us during this 20 minutes. it's been a detaining tournament. but what about the favorites for tonight's match festival? well, i think i might be just about the english been in the lane, who will tell you that the 5 it's probably all spain this evening is all kind of my job to be impartial. i think it's probably fair to say at this pain have been the stand out. same of the tournament so far. they've played really, really great, really interesting attacking dynamic football right from the very start. now, i 1st saw them play in goes in cation in a 2nd group game where they came up against it to the team that was strong in defense and in a g, g, don't over my, in a goalkeeper and you know, really doing everything that you could to keeps by now, and then they managed to find a way, eventually and ground out one new when now in other games they, they, they showed a bit more flag being a bit more dominant. and i lost all of them in that, in the semi final against fronts where they went behind a very audi on. but what

it was, tell your friends and all of you come back next week at the same time to have it out with galloway this week on expose day we exposed the affable coverage of the iranian presidential elections and western media, which seemed more like echo chamber for pentagon talking points. the usual suspects were giving the spotlight hurling unfounded accusations against the islamic republic, showcasing a clear agenda of spight. predictably, western digital media clung to their tired narrative, expressing concern that iran's foreign policy towards the science entity would remain unchanged with the new president. what a shocker? no, now iranian social media lid up with support for the elections, but voters... in several western countries faced harassment and abuse with police offering no protection for them, outraging iranians back home. stay tune for expose day, the truth is just a revelation away. as hundreds of people have marked. the voice of the voiceless press tv. headlines at press tv, more than 141 more palestinians are killed and some 400 others injured and just one day of the israeli gu

the young galloway jr. nationals provide a platform for youths age 8 to 21 to showcase their skills, their dedication and their passion for agriculture. congratulations to all. thank you, mr. speaker, and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, it is with a heavy heart today that i rise to honor the life and service of boone county fire protection district assistant chief matthew tobben who lost his life in the line of duty this week during a high water rescue. prior to joining the boone county team this year, matt spent 19 years with the union fire department and was part of missouri's task force 1 for 12 years. today we honor and remember matt, especially his selfless dedication

it was, tell your friends and all of you come back next week at the same time to have it out with gallowaythis is for palestine, in the first part of today's show, we'll be taking a look at the us presidential race and what it might mean in terms of the united states future policy towards palestine and israel. in the second part, we'll be evaluating the outcome of the british general election and... whether it's likely to affect the uk's relationship with the zinest entity. most presidential candidates wouldn't even be able to point to palestine a map. they have no idea of the nuances uh involved in the history of the conflict. we didn't ever think that we could get a break through like that in the post system because it's designed to avoid that kind of but we got five uh seats. this week on expose we exposed the laughable coverage of the iranian presidential elections by western media which seemed more like echo chamber for pentagon talking points. the usual suspects were giving the spotlight hurling unfounded accusations against the islamic republic showcasing a clear agenda of spite. pr

his finger on the nuclear button, and camela harris, seriously, come and see me, have it out with gallowaynger at your deeds, raise it with my anger and love, love of my land, anger at your dead, wounded by hatred, i'm breathing. breathing, breathing, the magic perfume of my homeland palestine, wonded in love, my hands turn around the branches of the olive tree, seeking peace, seeking peace, but as long as the pillows of our children are drenching blood. as long as you have the thor crown of evil force, i'm the flame and thunder and tornado, and i cry out, i cry out, oh my god, i free you, i lease you. oh my son, i pray you. at this point several mek men appeared from inside the camp, that's my card, that's my card, press cart, okay? خطاب به فرماندهان محورها فرماندهان لشکرها و تیپ ها.

his finger on the nuclear button, and camela harris, seriously, come and see me, have it out with galloway. depressed coverage of this assassination of passammani now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv: did joe biden jump or was he pushed? where is joe biden? is joe biden even alive? does he know that he has stepped down as the democratic party's presidential candidate in the november election? happyus corpus, i say to... president harris, produce the body, give us proof of life. joe, blink twice if you know what's going on. if he's unfit to run for president, how can he be fit to run the presidency? the country, the nato war machine, the nuclear flights of hypersonic.

i'm hoping have out with galloway, a television show, in which you have been allowed to uh provide your very partial account of history. the second point i'll make is i am intensely proud of the stand that i made for iraq, the stand that i made in defense of iraq against the hinanas in the region and against the imperialists abroad. who destroyed iraq, who murdered million people in iraq. you want to talk about deaths? britain and the united states murdered 1 million people in iraq and counting, as a result of their invasion and occupation of iraq, the phenomenon of isis and al-qaeda cascaded around the whole world, even onto our own s streets, if not yet in scotland, then certainly here in london, that anyone in 2024 in the middle of a genocide in gaza should pop up on my show to talk about me and saddam hussein, simply begger belief, you're a fool and you're a name, i don't know which is the greater of your characteristics, but you are a useful idiot for imperialism with the question that you asked and the way that you asked it. let me tell you, whether i have credibility or not will

matters and why you should care, was published in may this year and includes foreword by george galloway. welcome to the show. david, uh, what's behind the rational then you think uh? you with the zionist trying to minimize the influence of of apac? well, the zionists try and pretend that they don't really exist. mean, when you say that an organization is a sionist organization, they quite often say, oh no, no, it's just an ordinary jewish communal organization, and you point out that in their constitution they say, they support israel or they're affiliated to the world zionist organization, they don't, they don't want to have any open conversation about what the zionist movement is, about the existence of it, about the existence of the the israel lobby or the zionist lobby and and so they try and pretend that there's that there's a you not really very significant thing, yes of course they need lobby for israel, but but you know it's just like any other lobby, there's nothing to see here, don't even bother yourself about this, so it's an attempt to to try and divert attention away from t

britain just now, getting a quarter of million votes and not getting a single mp elected, even george galloway who had won in rochetel in the by-election earlier in the year, didn't retain his seat, yet he got as many votes almost as he won in the by-election, but you know the labour party machine, because we have this uh duopoly of the labour party and conservatives with this crooked first past the post system uh actually uh defeated him, can i tell you that the welsh nationalists? and the shin fain irish nationalists got less votes workers party and yet they respectively uh got seven mps elected and four mps elected so you can see how completely distorted and broken the british so-called democratic system is we desperately need proportional representation look what happened in france with the popular front of melechon who ' had previously had 71 seats in the french uh parliament, the national assembly and doubled that to more than 180, and that's because they have pr, that's what we need, they're now the largest party in the french parliament defeating the fascist um party of lepen, yeah, an

the answer to that, but let's hear from a considerable expert. indeed, this is have it out with galloway, you came to the right place. ramzi nasir is economist, entrepreneur and a senior palestine campaigner, advocating for the immediate implementation of un resolution 194 as solution to gaza's humanitarian crisis. as director of one democratic state in palestine, he promotes a one-state solution for palestine. and israel, emphasizing justice, equality and the return of palestinian refugees, a man, in short, after my own heart. ramzi, thank you very much for uh joining us, just explain to the audience please, if you will, what is resolution 194? resolution 194 is a united nations resolution, which is unusual in united nations history. that it is reaffirmed almost every year, there's almost nothing like it in international law, it's been reaffirmed by the united nations over 130 times and it reinforces the right of the palestinian refugees from the country that is now known as israel to return to their home villages, so right now the your refugees around the world uh in the west bank and

a lime ridge open space near galloway drive. the fire was contained to about 7 acres. no injuries were reported. fire crews also contain another fire they believe was also started by illegal fireworks. this is in berkeley near centennial drive in grizzly peak boulevard. crews were able to contain it pretty quickly, though, before it could affect any homes. and this comes as the bay area is under a red flag warning again, meeting that those dry and windy conditions make it easier for fires to begin spread. officials are warning people who are planning on using illegal fireworks that there could be big quote, consequences for doing so. >> if you make the dangerous choice to use illegal fireworks. if you possess illegal fireworks and if you sell illegal fireworks. you will be charged and you will be prosecuted. misdemeanor charges are filed, you will be required to serve a minimum custody time. and you'll be placed on probation for a year. >> officials also warn that people found using illegal fireworks can also face some hefty fines. >> san jose officials ringing that sa

his finger on the nuclear button, and camela harris, seriously, come and see me, have it out with galloway. facilito. welcome to the israel watch which has captured the opinions of analysts and experts in hebrew media studios about netanyahu's visit to washington and its results on the ceasefire and captive exchange deal in addition to the risks that the lebanon front poses to the occupation. to discuss these, i'd like to welcome my guest today, dr. suhalt, an expert in israeli affairs. welcome, doctor, welcome, great. we begin with netanyahu's visit to washington, specifically his theeratrical focus on iran in his speech to congress, where he positioned himself as a protector and defender of the united states against iran. this was noted in the hebrew media, which pointed out:

will answer you, first of all, i'm not posing as a great advocate for peace, i'm hosting. out with galloway, a television show, in which you have been allowed to uh provide your very partial account of history. the second point i'll make is, i am intensely proud of the stand that i made for iraq, the stand that i made in defense of iraq, against the hienas in the region and against the imperialists abroad. who destroyed iraq, who murdered million people in iraq. you want to talk about deaths? britain and the united states murdered 1 million people. in iraq and counting as a result of their invasion and occupation of iraq, the phenomenon of isis and al-qaeda cascaded around the whole world, even onto our own streets, if not yet in scotland, then certainly here in london, that anyone in 2024 in the middle of a genocide. in gaza should pop up on my show to talk about me and saddam hussein simply begger's belief. you're a fool and you're a neve. i don't know which is the greater of your characteristics, but you are a useful idiot for imperialism. with the question that you asked and the way tha

and you see that on the galloway side, don't you?ebate you, nigel, because we've been kept out of the debate. so yeah, i thought it was a very reasonable point that she was making. yeah, but i'm sort of reassured that the establishment keeps jeremy corbyn out of things. yeah. >> i mean, i read the whole thing , which is, you know, i thing, which is, you know, i don't normally do that. i just normally read the top lines, make up an opinion and say it live on air. but it works for louis. yeah. it does. yeah he taught me actually, but i was, i was i read the whole thing because i was waiting for the catch because i don't suppose mary beard meant it to be quite as positive as it come across. that's that was that was my hunch with this, unless i'm seeing someone like julius caesar or any form of populism as not a bad thing, and she is. but the fact that she had caesan but the fact that she had caesar, although caesar is described as a as a populist, by her, i mean, when he said when her, i mean, when he said when he talked about, you know

in that conflict, just as well to resign, because she onlyjust one her seat narrowly over george gallowayministerial ranks at the parliament office, one has been tackling violence against women and girls and jess phillips is likely to be given that rule in the home office in particular. in other areas, some by election winners have been awarded with ministerial appointments, michael shanks one ac from the smb even before the general election took place, he had been energy minister and set up this gba energy, publicly owned company in scotland is one of keir starmer his priorities. scotland is one of keir starmer his riorities. �* , , scotland is one of keir starmer his riorities. �* , ._ scotland is one of keir starmer his riorities. �* _ ._ ., ., priorities. busy day for him, and in terms of crossing _ priorities. busy day for him, and in terms of crossing over _ priorities. busy day for him, and in terms of crossing over the - priorities. busy day for him, and in j terms of crossing over the benches that opposition and the conservative party, we have a new conservative chairman, because

y, and george galloway on his policy that the work of policy, basically ronald laptops, platform and did very well. they will not bi election. there's kind of mix polling at the moment about what the hell hole about seeing the gun reaction. of course, bi election is a very, you know, what can be very so singular issues and people run on a, on a very specific platform and they can get elected that way on a low turn out and things like that. whether that transpires in a generation remains to be seen as a typo in was a little bit all over the place. i'm not fighting with people who feel like they don't have a home in either labor on the concepts of an issue. this issue may look to the other parties, place that they've done some advice that, that they want to cease by a. but i think ultimately some honest, despite how people really feel election as of to come back to how it is impacting them in this moment. in that pocket on that fine on says right thing was that will be a little protest about hair and that honestly, if i'm, if i'm truth about that, i think people will go back to voting

but people are going back, making their ways do the streets. galloway's the litter car doors of she's yeah, yeah. do trails of destruction and devastation, residential building, public facilities other and social services have been eliminated. this is not the 1st time we speak to you. i never would be coming under. she is really attractive. in fact, the 3rd time since the beginning of this genocide, the work, how do you do that for us and then all by thank you a little while ago stations tools i see. so i would agree with the boss that as well on the release of attempt is all taking place in counsel. if any media has confirmed the return of the is really negotiating team from dell. and that will also pulls of progress with israel said to get the technical team to join those tools. so let's close eva to charles trot said who joins us from the catawba capital. doha, charles, obviously the situation is all happening behind closed goals, but we all deleting a little bit of information from here on the of the that's why i say, unless you are full of see if we now understand something accor

galloway, it's a pleasure speaking with you, lovely to hear your interview with with malik khan a certainly interesting times ahead locally, at least uh with regards to the us election, but my uh, my conversation with yourself is more likely in regards to the international scene. um, in recent years, we've seen significant shifts in global geopolitics, particularly involving the united states, russia and iran. the trump administration as we. was marked by a controversial approach to foreign policies with many observers noting trump's apparent affinity towards russia and putin. at the same time we all know that the us has maintained a strong stance against iran with policies aimed at isolating and sanctioning the country as we all know. now with the potential for new trump presidency despite uh harris now uh running as well, potentially running as well. there are concerns about how how these race ships. might might evolve, especially in the context of uh escalating global tension, so my question is two fold, number one, in the event of escalation towards world war ii, following a trump victo

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he previously stood as a candidate for george galloway's workers party.ople mailing me in with the big question. i'd like to relay it to you because you're the expert, cassandra says this where is the video of the thugs assaulting the woman or breaking the police woman's noses? these incidents came before the police's action on the floor of the airport. let's see what actually happened. mark white. what's the procedure in the police releasing their body cam evidence or cctv that in, in a way vindicates their previous actions. do you think we'll ever see that evidence? so we see both sides of this picture. >> well, our viewers and listeners are absolutely correct to try to point out the absence of the video of what happened earlier when these police officers were at the centre of a very violent confrontation and being kicked to the ground, whoever posted the viral videos has not posted what happened in the minutes leading up to that, whether that video exists or not. body worn camera video from those officers that were attacked will exist, but for evidenti

she has a very strong challenge from the workers party, the party led by george galloway, very much campaigning and she only sneaked home by around 700 votes in her constituency and she's now been brought back onto the labour to rank onto the front bench and restored is notjust onto the front bench and restored is not just a onto the front bench and restored is notjust a shadow minister for now an actual minister. qm. notjust a shadow minister for now an actual minister.— notjust a shadow minister for now an actual minister. 0k, thank you so much for that- _ an actual minister. 0k, thank you so much for that. we _ an actual minister. 0k, thank you so much for that. we will _ an actual minister. 0k, thank you so much for that. we will speak - an actual minister. 0k, thank you so much for that. we will speak to - much for that. we will speak to you again later. keeping across that 75th anniversary summit going on in washington. everything kicks off formally in about an hour or so, so keeping across that. as mentioned — war in ukraine big focus. particularly off the back of those latest russian st

we have heard - those messages repeated across the community today, from everyone from george gallowayere were protests outside andy bannon�*s office in greater manchester yesterday afternoon, previously we have seen protests taking place here in rochdale, and they are keen that those things do not spiral out of control. tell they are keen that those things do not spiral out of control.— not spiral out of control. tell us a bit more about _ not spiral out of control. tell us a bit more about what _ not spiral out of control. tell us a bit more about what the - not spiral out of control. tell us a bit more about what the family i not spiral out of control. tell us a i bit more about what the family have been saying, rowan, because they have been appealing for calm and saying they would be taking part in any process. saying they would be taking part in any process— saying they would be taking part in any process. saying they would be taking part in an rocess. . , ., ., any process. yeah, they have made it clear that they _ any process. yeah, they have made it clear that they want _ any p

well, tom galloway has been reporting for matches for us during this tournament. it's been an entertaining tournament, but what about the favorites for tonight's match festival? well, i think i might be just about the earning this been in the lane, who will tell you that the 5 it's probably all spain this evening is off top of my jobs to be impartial. i think it's probably fair to say despite and have been to stand out, same of the tournament size fall and they've played really, really great, really interesting attacking dynamic football right from the very start. now, i 1st saw them play in goes in cation in a 2nd. group game where they came up against it to the team that was strong in defense and in a g, g don't over my in a goalkeeper and you know, really doing everything that you could to keep spending now. and then they managed to find a way, eventually and ground out one new when now in other games they, they've had measured a bit more flat, been a bit more dominant and i lost all of them in that, in the semi final against fronts where they went behind a ver

department of health and human services, brendan galloway, senior director of social impact for the mba, and dr. -- i haven't told you can just call him dr. "o," which is great, physician and director of student accessibility and accommodation services at the university of michigan. unfortunately, olympic gold medalist elena delle donne is under the weather and unable to join us. i'm very excited for the panel that we have today. yes, thank you. to begin our discussion with opening remarks, it is my great honor to welcome second gentlemen doug emhoff, attorney and husband to vice president kamala harris, who has used his platform to advocate for gender equality, justice issues, health and well-being. mr. doug emhoff has traveled to 37 states, 2 native nations and 14 countries, meeting with healthcare nationals, parents, teachers, caregivers, community leaders, legal aid providers, small business owners, and urban and rural areas, as well as community community of color and tribal communities to hear their stories and share how the administration is working to help families. please join

i am incredibly interested, over the years, in the gulf war one of my tasks was of joe galloway. later in iraq, we had a number of correspondence that we take on the battlefield with us. how do they see the conflict but also, how important was it that the interaction of them in the understanding of them. later, i would be the senior white house official. it would be interesting to the interaction with correspondence and currently incredibly pertinent time. not just the ap on the wire but it certainly is how we communicate and how we understand that but also, incredibly powerful role of correspondence in this as we move forward. we have an author and literature teacher and be roberts who is a senior curator of photographs. great opportunity to build institutional ties with the war museum. thank you for being here. jen and hillary will be discussing the work alliance of two female correspondence. in this process, our long- standing museum presidential adviser, acclaimed historian who you met yesterday, he will provide comments and questions for our panelists. we will open it up for

george galloway , no withdrawn.no longer in parliament but has some sort of party infrastructure . i'm expecting a infrastructure. i'm expecting a left wing socialist party to emerge , and the labour party emerge, and the labour party have got 34% of the vote at the general election. that is a big threat to him. >> michelle, this is the loveless landslide as it's been called now. and are we now seeing just the first interaction, the first skirmishes of what could be an ongoing labour civil war? >> well, i think the cracks are already showing this quickly and that speaks volumes. so i was a whip in a very difficult time. so during the brexit time of theresa may, which was like banging your head against a brick wall, i can tell you. and that almost felt like an impossible task. but i think labour whips themselves have an even more impossible task now, trying to bring this massive , trying to bring this massive, broad church together who have got this very left contingent. you've got number 10 trying to also go up to t