so joy davidson, gresham, her ex-husband, was abusive, was outlandish and mistreated.and their boys and, he saw through her experience how hard it would be to be trying to raise two kids, just doing it on your own. he was kind of but he'd just do it on your own sort of thing, a man and, you know, calling it as home as castle. but in her position and a mistreated and then you know abused by a husband and so he writes a letter to an in florida basically says you know i've said hard things about our british health system. all right. he's been critical of it. but it's better than if there's nothing. right, which is a little bit of a, you know, a view that it's not the ideal, but it'd be better than there being no safety net all. so i think it was his experience knowing joy and seeing what it was like for her to try and struggle for a while, that it helped him appreciate a little bit more that there's got to be something out there for. those folks, ideally it would be the church and, you know, family charity. but if that's not their, you know, there's needs be something els

auburn gresham community. if you read my book it's in the it's in there it's a76 in partner l and so this is a daycare center and usually centers in poor neighborhoods are it's like a brick, a window and a door right. because, you know, people don't care about the design. the people who design don't care about the design the budgets are low. all these things that that make these things, you know, not a place that really want to turn your kids over to right this building and a part of s.o.s. children's village, this kind of foster village that that's that's around it. this is the last piece to it. you know, there's color there's light. i wish i could show you a photograph of it, you know, and she used it. her juice, her clout to get donated labor. you go inside this place, it's color there wide steps for the kids to play on i mean it's just a welcoming place that you want to put your kids in someone has that they care about the kids in this and that they want designed to be reflect that it doesn't get talked ab

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he is ameritas gresham, professor of law, and the former league prosecute are of the summit. i'm the last which trial for the united nations that the international criminal tribunal for yugoslavia. good to have you with us so. so 1st of all, what do you make of the prospects of this case? being thrown out, of course, is russia was the ceiling. i'm not sure that i'm giving the position to assess the prospect does a very strong decision in the 1st place in favor of ukraine. and that was before we reached the merits stage. and i think what will be most interesting in the developing argument over the next few days is not just the position of ukraine and russia. oh, the federal russian federation pro says the safety of the states which include the united kingdom. but not, i think the united states of america are allowed to intervene and to make arguments so impossible to assess the outcome of the the original decision was a very strong one thing for your listeners in view is it's in put in to understand what this is and what this is and where we might likely roll probably like a n

say you see your friend alyssa griffin, going on tv and she's denouncing january 6 and stephanie greshamnd secretary devos and others resigned that day. secretary mnuchin was considering invoking the 25th amendment. and tell me why you want back. because obviously you feel passionately about this and been very brave in your testimony. but you still on january 7th went back to work? >> i did. and i wish i had a glossy and short cookie-cutter answer for you, jake. but something that i still struggle with to this day, but i will say, i would like to also reference what alyssa did on that day. alyssa farrah griffin. i remember sitting in the office and i was very outspoken on january 6 and every day after that i strongly disagreed with what -- >> internally. >> correct. but when i saw alyssa on tv, that was this moment where i sort of felt that split because on one hand i was very upset with her. she was one of my closest friends and i was upset with her for a variety of reasons. but the one that i think is most potent for this conversation is i fell that what she did that day was disloyal a