tomas greenfield.e said that by sabotaging the express , it is the ukrainian coast that russia is essentially trying to raise grain prices, and now you can continue this topic at the meeting as well, her deputy ambassador will now you can hear his speech russia has deliberately slowed down the pace of inspection of ships and significantly reduced the amount of grain that, leaving ukrainian ports, should help meet the needs of the most vulnerable segments of the population of the world in recent weeks, the delegation of the russian federation in the joint coordination center in istanbul has repeatedly refused to allow any inspection of ships, now russia is threatening to stop cooperation on may 18, and while russia is holding back supplies of ukrainian grain in order not to feed the hungry , it is successfully exporting its huge harvest of grain russian the government regularly refers to the need to fulfill the requirements for the export of russian food products and fertilizers , however, in the same d

will be a net exporter of green electrons, greenfield, green hydrogen to europe and the _ greenfield,d the rest of the world and it is a shift _ and the rest of the world and it is a shift and — and the rest of the world and it is a shift and i— and the rest of the world and it is a shift and i wish we there and if we get _ a shift and i wish we there and if we get there you would see that morocco — we get there you would see that morocco will become one of the leaders — morocco will become one of the leaders in — morocco will become one of the leaders in the world. let morocco will become one of the leaders in the world.— morocco will become one of the leaders in the world. let me restate this targets- — leaders in the world. let me restate this targets. moroccan _ leaders in the world. let me restate this targets. moroccan governments has targets of 53% as as a tea coming from renewables years away and there is a need to speed things up. that target achievable? it is more than _ up. that target achievable? it 3 more than achievable. i will give you a must for the audience to underst

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many gifts, tricia received her china, the blue tree pattern by lyness, her silver, eloquence from greenfieldcrystal, a cut glass pattern. prior to mrs. agnes party and informal shar was held on may 26. tricia wasn't the first white house bride-to-be to have a shower given in her honor by a member of the washington women's press corps. helen thomas was hostess of the party at which mrs. nixon, julie, and ed's mother were honored yet. other guests included members of mrs. nixon staff and women reporters. one of tricia is gifts from a lady of the press. to be an expression of sympathy for tricia and ed's desire for anonymity. to the movement of all, tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william rogers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps in honor of tricia and it. dean of the diplomatic corps led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was unable to be there as he was attending meetings in portugal and france. tricia graciously accepted the gift from the ambassador. in his re

among her many gifts tricia received her china the bluehi te pattern hurt silver eloquence of greenfieldhusetts and ornate baroque design and her crystal eight waterford cut glass pattern. ♪ prior to the party in informal shower was held on may 26. patricia it was a first white house bride-to-be to have a shower given in her honor by a member of the washington women's press corps. hellman thomas united press international correspondent in washington was hostess of the party at which mrs. nixon, julie and ed's mother or honored guests. other guests included members of mrs. nixon staff and women reporters. one of tricia'ss gifts from a lady of the press appeared to be an expression for desire for anonymity. to the amusementto of all tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 washington's beautiful anderson home mrs. william p rogers wife of w the secretary of state hosd a reception for the diplomatic corporation in honor of trish and ed fichte b of the diplomatic court led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was unable to be that as he was attending meeting

we have bridge greenfield joining us. caroline hyde, and ed ludlow. we are looking forward to that show as well, but from alex and me, tomorrow is friday. it was a busy thursday. this is number. -- this is bloomberg. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com >> from the heart of where innovation, money and power collide in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i am caroline hyde at bloomberg world headquarters in new york. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco, this is brick technology -- "bloomberg technology". caroline: disney takes a hit as that battle for streaming dominance rages on. ed:

yes, but even greenfield, when they _ sites. yes, but even greenfield, when they are _ sites.e-cutter houses? no, the lovely thing which is happening across the i thing which is happening across the country, councils are saying, he was just a general guideline for the planning, providing you fit the planning, providing you fit the planning template, certain heights and widths, then please design something interesting and do something interesting and do something more unusual. generally speaking councils relax their planning policies.— speaking councils relax their planning policies. people will be watchinl planning policies. people will be watching this — planning policies. people will be watching this saying, _ planning policies. people will be watching this saying, i _ planning policies. people will be watching this saying, i would i planning policies. people will be i watching this saying, i would take cookie—cutter, i don�*t care what it looks like, ijust need somewhere to live. do you understand that for a lot of people, design is lower down the priority, it�*sjust need l

when we have a greenfield project, yes, in fact? uh, there is nothing, you have to create it from scratch and uh, for this there are a number of things that need to be considered, where to get a deposit. how to secure funding? how to get it right? repayment of funds is the first direction; the second direction is syndicated lending, when the project is so large that each of the banks individually is not ready to take this risk or legislation, cannot even take on such a risk, but if a group of banks is ready to take on such a risk, then in this case such a project can be implemented. to do this, it is necessary to develop identified lending, as for, uh, a development bank , we, well, first of all, act in the format or the government to give all the tasks that exist, but nevertheless, we are trying to find some new niches. uh, first - this is a product for small and medium-sized businesses that we have for regions that are lagging behind. the lowest rate that is possible, the second according to the results of the investment forum. in

in the neighboring kostroma region by the galich plant, launched last year by one of the largest greenfield russia, that is, created from scratch in an open field when construction began in the company segezha relied on the export of products. now we have to increase our presence in the domestic market in july last year, the company produced 80% of plywood for export, only 20 e sold on the domestic market, as the benchmarks were the main att exhibitors. and today the company has reoriented its markets, that is, we sell 50% to the domestic market and foreign cis countries and continue to develop this sector, that is , it attracts end-users, who are now personnel from the presidential press service today in mariupol resumes tram traffic. this is a significant event for the city for residents, let me remind you that the first tram line opened here about exactly exactly. it is almost exactly 90 years ago, more precisely, on may 1, 1933, and for many years this type of transport has been very popular. in march of this year , during a trip to mariupol, we talked with colleagues about the main cit

the neighboring kostroma region by galician the plant, launched last year, is one of the largest greenfield russia, that is, created from scratch in an open field, when construction began, the segezha company relied on the export of products. now we have to increase our presence in the domestic market. until july last year , the company produced 80% of plywood for export, only 20% of it was sold on the domestic market, as the benchmarks were the main att exhibitors. and today the company has reoriented its markets, that is, 50% of us e we sell to the domestic market and the cis countries and continue to develop this sector, that is , e-e attracts end-users who plan to continue to use plywood for a variety of uses from construction work to cargo transportation. it is even used as baffles in lng tankers. well, the recipes for making such birch wood are soaked for a day in water at 50 °, cleaned of bark and bream from naspon, which are then cut , dried and glued in layers, by the way, the remaining bark does not emit energy from its burning you can heat the whole plant. the use of biofuels in

i went to see my mum a week ago, abel, over in greenfield.ou know, as it happens every year, we drive down--or every time we drive down you see the campesinos on your left, you se and no matter if i--if myself--if i'm on call 24 hours a day, if i'm working 12-hour shift, if, you know, i'm at the whim of breaking news, it feels like it's just not enough, when you see what they're doing out there, their backbreaking work out in the fields. abel: mm-hmm. yeah, i agree with you. we did a wonderful concert in carmel. and the people in carmel were really gracious and allowed us to invite farmworkers to this concert and movie screening of "a song for cesar" and the exhibit in the lobby. they had beautiful exhibit done. and we were able to invite the farmworkers there from allll that areaea free. there e they had n no admissi. and wewe had aboutut, oh, 200,0 pepeople, famimilies, farmrmwos that work k so hard ouout the. and it wasas beautifulul becaue they gotot to enjoy y the conc, the e screening g of the movovid the exhibibit. bubut what i f felt

a downed drone fell in a field in the istra district, debris was found in the vicinity of the greenfieldlage in odintsovo in the village of razdory in moscow, drones attacked houses at leninsky prospekt, 92, building 1 and profsoyuznaya street, 98, building 6, in new moscow, we wish a high-rise building on atlasova street, house 11 here but they unhooked it, i heard this buzzing sound, and after that there was such a shock explosion on leninsky prospekt and profsoyuznaya street, correspondents mikhail fedotov and pavel prokopenko worked all day long , leninsky prospekt, one of the points without a pilot there, an aircraft on the territory cordoned off, emergency workers are working . there are sappers a little further away. they protect the wreckage. fallen drone. here are fragments of a demon kamikaze pilot close-up on the roadway near the house. apparently , this is not a mediocre glider, which on impact, it bounced off the high-rise building and crashed to the ground. and the warhead, as eyewitnesses say. having broken the window, she entered the apartment on the fourteenth floor and

max greenfield, who plays dave, is just legendary funny man, killing it. we kill it, man. [applause] so-- now talk about directing. what was that like? because the episode premieres next week. but what was that like to sit behind that camera and go, you do this, and go get me a water, mother-- that was it. that was it. that's what i did. [laughter] that's what everybody love. i was like, yo, you're the director. you actually-- you get to paint the picture. that's what i say. you know, you're the one that's kind of literally putting all the colors on the canvas and just-- and so you get to tell people just for no reason, i don't like the tie. i don't like the tie. lose the tie. you know what? no, the tie good. keep your tie on. you know, so-- but, actually, it was that kind of thing where i got great actors. you really just give them the best place to deliver and get off. and that's what i really learned as a director for the most part. i've been doing-- i've directed a couple of episodes of the neighborhood and then the soul man that i used to have, my oth

why did russia decide to extend its participation in the grades of, of grades are in the greenfield. what specific guarantee is that the trustees would have got to the an across a memorandum and how the domestic situation in take a could affect the situation since the recent kind of innovation once i reached with president edwin. but off to the presidential election on may 28th take a could see another leadership of the way to got to the domestic situation into queue. it has nothing to do with the deal initially. this deal was proposed by antonia gutierrez. could you please put me on that, but it did not have any link to take your any all the country it had to do with specific task. ensuring foot secuity and primarily ensuring the interest of forest countries, which it was a major advisory pointed out in the previous question. less than 3 percent of green deal that comes out of from the ukraine in ports to global markets, was sent to port as countries including those who are in dire need of food. and that's listed appropriately by the world food program in dates. antonio gutierrez, u

meeting in japan. china is hosting, essentially is in need is for an ad in no real summit aimed at 3 greenfield co operation. the good time didn't come by today for the latest global news around up. i'm gonna come on, man, this is a t international bus. let's start with news out of russia. the federal authorities have initiated criminal proceedings against the judges of the international criminal court in the hague funding. that bodies decisions issued a rest, one for russian president by them it puts in russia has placed a prosecutor of that court coding con on a wanted this thing. he got no more issue. the on trumped up charges rush is investigative committee, says a court proceedings against the dentist data on law for as a no real grounds for criminal liability. the secretary of russia's national security council, as well as the alarm of radioactive, munitions supplies, to queen, saying that the destruction of such weapons threatens western europe as a radio. some cloud is heading that way. a grain you thought was a problem. i believe they helped you crane pressure their henchmen and suppli

downed drone fell in a field in the vystrinsky district, debris was found in the vicinity of the greenfieldtage settlement in odintsovo in the village of razdory in moscow, drones attacked houses at leninsky prospekt, 92, building 1 and profsoyuznaya street, 98, building 6, in new moscow, we wish a high-rise building on the street was damaged atlasova, house 11 of the fall of debris. here they unhooked this buzzing sound. and after that, such an explosion and profsoyuznaya street dozed off, reporters mikhail fedotov and pavel prokopenko work everywhere . there are sappers a little further away. they protect the wreckage, the fallen drone. here are close-up fragments of a kamikaze drone on the roadway near the house, apparently . this is not a mediocre glider, which, upon impact, bounced off a high-rise building and collapsed on earth. and the warhead, as eyewitnesses say. having broken the window, she entered the apartment on the fourteenth floor. and fortunately she tinted, but she almost woke up, not the whole house, the peephole looked in the neighboring doors. and the police guards came

mark greenfield on fed officials being at odds over june's rate decision. manus: as you lead with the white house, congressional leaders have taken steps towards avoiding potential u.s. default. both sides voicing optimism following high level meetings in washington. >> we finished a meeting with congressional leadership about a path forward to make sure america does not default on its debt. [applause] >> there is still work to do, but i made it clear to the speaker and others that we will speak regularly over the next several days and staff will continue meeting daily to make sure we do not default. >> for 97 days, the president ignored us and said we couldn't meet. it wasn't until republicans would no longer ignore the problem and raise the debt ceiling and past the bill did we finally get a meeting. manus: this is the third meeting now between biden and mccarthy. derek wallbank is here to read the tea leaves. the president is cutting his foreign trip short. he doesn't want that political egg on his face if that goes wrong. there is new people involved in

and just a couple weeks before it's been to thomas greenfield, the u. s. and bass, if the united nations had been in uganda doing just that, saying you can only in fact trade with russia around these goods. and anything else would be sanction you saw between your new and go to brick, you know, fossil and essentially lay down the law and say, you can not work with russia on any of your security concerns. we can see that malia, of course was removed just like the from a go us for refusing to keep the french in the country. so when it comes down to the actual policies, and certainly what you hear from african diplomats from africa, african politicians is that there is significant pressure that is put on them by the united states on a regular basis to break all ties with russia. so despite the fact that they see they say they claim, well, you know, we're not taking sides, we're not asking our african friends take sides rather than they are every day. constantly and using every possible technique they can fine to put pressure on them . and so i think ultimately

you put together a team for something for ambassador bush and i didn't know a lot of people in greenfield massachusetts i call a friend who did know people there and someone who has a potential host at like 2:00 in the afternoon and i go out to see where his house was and meet the people the next day was the day of the euro i ambassador bush, to springfield and he drove to this old in springfield, locked in and there are about five people ready to have tea with candidates and ambassador george bush. there's a sign on the fireplace that said welcome george bush it was snow busch. he wasn'tá in the polls but thatá made a huge difference for and they didn't even make a difference to the rest of the world because he did more to introduce transformation than any other president in our history when it came to inviting people to the responsibilities of god. he actually made many bad leaders better leaders because of how he led so that's what transforms the world and i'm really grateful ofhis service . james chapter brands scowcroft organizing the national security council was a must read because

ford in this particular piece of correspondence is displayed in greenfield village in michigan. next, we move to the buick store, which is just a few storefronts down from the ford store. this was also designed by christian eckstrom. here we have a two story building and we have a little different window treatment than we did with the ford store. second floor has palladian style windows and if you also noticed at the top of the building was displayed and in the actual stone, the buick name. if you visited in 19 a way you might find the buick model g runabout a pretty snappy vehicle for its time. but you can see here, they started out with right hand drive. they didn't move over in 1908 like mr. ford did. it wasn't until 1914 that buick changed their steering wheel to the left hand side. so if you visited back then in that year, you might find this beautiful buick touring car moving a little further south on michigan avenue. we come upon the maxwell briscoe showroom now as we move further south. the buildings become more grand and larger. here it's located right here on a corner

a downed drone fell in a field in the istra district, debris was found in the vicinity of the greenfielde village in odintsovo in the village of razdory in moscow, drones attacked houses at leninsky prospekt, 92, building 1 and profsoyuznaya street, 98, building 6, in new moscow, we wish a high-rise building on street atlasova, house 11 of the fall of debris. immediately unhooked, i heard this buzzing sound, and after that there was such a shock explosion on leninsky prospekt and profsoyuznaya street, the news reporters mikhail fedotov and pavel prokopenko worked all day , leninsky prospekt is one of the points. i am without a pilot there by an aircraft on the territory cordoned off by emergency services. there are sappers a little further away. they protect the wreckage, the fallen drone. here are the snippets. a close-up of a kamikaze pilot on the roadway near the house, apparently this directly the glider, which, upon impact , bounced off the high-rise building and crashed to the ground. and the warhead, as eyewitnesses say. having broken the window, she entered the apartment on the f

liz: honeywell has really put a lot of effort into synthetics, sustainable, greenfield. >> right.se jet fuel anymore? >> it's probably, yeah, it's a good question. i think the jet fuel probably is going to stay here for a while but think about it this way. the traditional jet fuel will slowly start reducing and the sustainable fuel will slowly start increasing. there will be an inflection point probably in i'd say if i have to guess 15 years from now when they crossover and then the traditional jet fuel reduces and the sustainable fuel grow. that's at 25-30 year journey. liz: it's a good place for me to ask because you have so many diverse divisions. right now you are in gas imaging , which can detect gas leaks. >> uh-huh. liz: as you mentioned you have building software that's in 10 million different buildings >> uh-huh. liz: healthcare division. you are actually a really good judge, i would think, of what's going on in the overall economy. what do you see right now? >> so if you look at our business, anything which is long cycle for us is really doing well. so our business in ae

representatives of the international criminal court, the american representative von linde thomas greenfieldfund berlin, and other europeans, who support the spread of false information that russia allegedly kidnapped ukrainian children. now the children themselves will tell why they are in russia and the answer is very simple, they don’t want ukrainian rockets to fall on an ordinary mirny residential building in an ordinary mirny village or city . our correspondent vitaly kachkov listened to the story of small refugees who found shelter on russian territory. why did you decide to stay in russia in the crimea, such missiles sometimes arrive and suffer at home near home. yes, it's at it happened to me at home, it’s very insulting, of course, for this. but hey, there are fragments that can calmly chop a person, after consulting with his parents, seventeen-year-old konstantin made his first adult decision after graduating from the eleventh grade in crimea to enter a russian university. he dreams of becoming an automobile master and opening his own service station in kherson , where he came from

mark greenfield also joining us. you guys have been looking at this closely.take. >> has been a really exciting market. hitting a three decade high. investors are excited about what are the structural changes happening. obviously with inflation and corporate governance, things are fundamentally changing the japanese market. we are looking at some of the external factors, may be the united states and europe had an into recession or china not be in as strong of an economy and also facing geopolitical tensions. japanese equities have been moving cheap the whole time. today it is slowing down a little bit, people saving over shooting, but long-term the rally will sustain. david: mark, -- rishaad: mark, it all seems set to have some decent gains. the question is what went wrong? >> probably just got a little bit overcrowded. because there have been so few clear things around asia in particular in terms of equities, so many people have piled into japan. eight consecutive weeks, and in on the positive side. everyone is talking about it, not just warren buffett. so ma

david: let's bring in mark greenfield in -- and kathleen hays. do you know what gdi is?mestic income. it is usually the same as gdp so when it is lower everybody gets worried. we have enough to worry about with the easy things we know about like inflation. let's start there. markets are pricing in a rate hike sometime in june, july. the pce deflator is the next test of how inflation is moderating. a has moderated from a high depending on what indicator you are looking at. but it is unchanged an headline. 4.3 from 4.2. more than double the 2% target. crazy high demand for skilled workers. the demand is schooling somewhat. going to wait to see, but willing to raise rates if needed. the job market will stay strong enough but the fed is not going to be convinced. that is the latest from the fed. weeks away, less than three now. rishaad: there is still another hike factored in at the july meeting. that would put more pressure on the yen in particular. mark, you wrote about 140. it is more than a psychological level. show your work here. >> it is because of the number of optio

unlike a battery plant or a windscreen wiper plant, it takes between eight to 10 years to bring on a greenfieldng the pricing signal will only mean that the supply -- the undersupplied deficit will continue. they need to provide the inducement price to stimulate it. haidi: two smaller players have a role? could we enter an environment where players like yourself face consolidation? >> the smaller suppliers, potentially still have a role. there's a lot of demand for -- for china and around the world. they will find a home. the further consolidation around bigger assets, longer-term assets, maybe that will continue or start to emerge. i think with the consolidation comes a position in the market towards influence outcomes. haidi: liontown resources has been the subject of interest. you have denied another bidder coming through. can you tell us if there has been interest outside, informally or formally? >> we have made our position clear in terms of our assets release. when we were approached, the biggest player -- by the biggest player in the lithium space they had been very constructive in their

greenfield was already there coming into a new job given opportunity to take responsibility for veryimportant role in maintaining the strength and health in the financial system. yet we continue to hear about the predecessor. one of the most important values of being an american is taking responsibility. it is that simple. when i was a kid can't not do wellin high scott one to blame someone else for my failures. i want to play my mom because she's working long hours and my dad was not around. i had a mentor taught me actually look in the mirror, blame yourself. because if you want to find a solution to find the problem. today it cleared the ground all the problems we are not looking in the near. those things that could've been done to illuminate the risk. instead of that we are playing a game and scapegoating. i don't think the american people by it. if we all wanted to know why ratings and politicians in this country are so darn low, watch this banking hearing. it is pretty clear. i am struck by the fact the good was able to issue 31 supervisory findings with the tools they already

i was deeply proud when the united states ambassador to the united nations, ambassador thomas greenfield, her colleagues along with the delegations of the united kingdom, albania and malta walked out of the security council briefing being given by the russian federation presidential commissioner lavona belova. but there are other actions that can be taken that stand in the face of the constant excuses that are provided for what is clearly the lack of compliance. i do not understand the content of the japan report, the request to understand what what voluntary resolution means in these cases or the question that you asked about the seeming consistency between references of appropriate judicial action and no case listened carefully. she said there were there were return cases, but she did not answer your question indicating that a return had been accomplished by judicial action this year. and to my knowledge, there has not been one to the united states that was pursuant to judicial determination under the treaty alone. there was a danger to be found in distinguishing different forms of chi

the departure from our parent company becoming the company's ceo at twitter joining us is rich greenfieldthan we were dealing with a year ago. >> this is really different. i think the big change if you think about what's changed over the past 12 months is you've seen a dramatic increase in the amount of streaming companies jumping into advertising netflix is a real player now and netflix was not doing a advertising a year ago they were talking about launching it but now it actually exists and there are subscribers and ads and disney plus has ads. we've seen a pretty big change in the marketplace in terms of the threat to linear advertising than a year ago. >> i would argue the other difference is more concern about advertising spend as there are more concerns about the economy and then throw the writers strike on top of that. >> i mean, the writers strike adds a major element for all scripted programming we think this is going to be a strike that lasts at least until labor day. i think some people think it might even go longer from that standpoint, you're looking at something that's going

how we can make more sense of that and bring it in preferably on a brownfield site rather than a greenfieldt there are two onshore wind farms - wind farms as well. but there are two onshore wind farms built - wind farms as well. but there are two onshore wind farms built last year. we talked about that last week, in england. isn't this precisely the point that when it comes to people's own communities, may be perfectly reasonably like you say, actually i would like a review and i would like to look at different i want everybody to stop and have a think about it. and all the while the climate is warming, we are struggling with energy bills and things are stalling. $5 i are struggling with energy bills and things are stalling.— things are stalling. as i said, nuclear power _ things are stalling. as i said, nuclear power stations - things are stalling. as i said, nuclear power stations are i things are stalling. as i said, - nuclear power stations are going ahead in both somerset and suffolk. and indeed a huge amount of gigawatts to come in to offshore wind. it's about making sure that thatis

so yes, we will need to build in some greenfield areas. masse, or in england's green and pleasant t/hirit“ pleasant land. yeah, i hope so. what? i pleasant land. yeah, i hope so. where h hope— pleasant land. yeah, i hope so. what? i hope so. _ pleasant land. yeah, i hope so. what? i hope so. greece? no, i hope so. because what is the point in a country which can't house people? what is house its own people? what is the point when you have a generation who can't afford when they work all every day to they work all day, every day to have house? you know, we talk have a house? you know, we talk on we last on this programme we did last week this channel a lot week and this channel a lot about people not having enough kids. of the kids. it was a big theme of the national conservatism conference we mate, they're not we were at mate, they're not having can't having kids because they can't afford raise them in. afford a home to raise them in. yeah, it's one of the reasons. one the reasons. yeah and one of the reasons. yeah and eohuehhy— one of the

so yes, we will need to build in some greenfield areas.and pleasant- yeah, i hope- masse, or in england's green and pleasant j/ri;a“ pleasant land. yeah, i hope so. what? i pleasant land. yeah, i hope so. wnoie i none— pleasant land. yeah, i hope so. what? i hope so. _ pleasant land. yeah, i hope so. what? i hope so. greece? no, i hope so. because what is the point in a country which can't house people? what is house its own people? what is the point when you have a generation who can't afford when they work all every day to they work all day, every day to have house? you know, we talk have a house? you know, we talk on we last on this programme we did last week this channel a lot week and this channel a lot about people not having enough kids. of the kids. it was a big theme of the national conservatism conference we mate, they're not we were at mate, they're not having can't having kids because they can't afford raise them in. afford a home to raise them in. yeah, it's one of the reasons. one the reasons. yeah and one of the reasons. yea

ian greenfield. he was in westminster abbey as the moderator church of scotland. reverend.people from all faiths and all should be represented. >> michael: i tell you what, doctor, great job today. thank you for joining us right after taking part in a big piece of history. thank you so much for your time. >> it was a >> michael: here is the officer of arms to the king alister bruce. you were consulting with the palace on all the events of the day. tell us about that. >> michael, you know, everybody else at school was interested in sport. i was fascinated by coronation ritual and what you have seen enacted remarkably in a modern setting carrying on traditions begun by our ancestors so long ago, almost 3,000 years ago. it doesn't bear thinking about. i loved trying to advise and support the archbishop of canterbury and his team in the preparation of the service and whatever else i was of any use. >> michael: i know this must be very special to know you had a hand in making all this happen and having a part in it. you've been studying coronation your whole life. in your opinio

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