hrc is on the case and it said it will be ready at the end of march 2019 in any eventuality.e metro say we were not capable of making enough insulin to help diabetics? import it. it is scaremongering. there will be delays and long queues at airport... wto trade works very well. after a bit, maybe, but in the short—term... after the 29th of march 2019! brexit food crisis fury. but we are not going to run out of supplies after all, we don't need to stock pile tins of soup, tuna and baked beans, says the daily express. according to a conservative mp who says this is palpable nonsense, as stupid as the project fear stuff in the referendum. he's a good man! yes, but it's your lot who think that the government ought to be preparing for fio government ought to be preparing for no deal... and they are. but some of the consequences are quite rory in. the way they are —— worrying. the way they are putting it across is scaremongering. if technical solutions are possible for the northern ireland border, what do preparations for no deal look like? with trade, it's basically switching on t

garcia is amenable either way and have been working if this does come in how it would work if it goes to hrc we are amenable to that too, so for us it is just about improving our work so that survivors get the correct treatment at the right time at the right place, so we are working towards that and with our rape treatment center and our trauma recovery center as well. >> supervisor safai: if it did sit in the department of public health, where would it sit. >> i think operationally we would figure that out. it wouldn't sit in the clinical site obviously because it is overseeing those clinical areas so would be reporting somewhere to the executive staff. >> supervisor safai: from what i have heard today and i'm learning and i know there is people in the room for versed with this because they spent more time but what i heard the human rights, department of human resources, sorry, but what i heard is there are oversight of some of the things that are directly under the responsibility of your department, is that correct? >> in terms of clinical care cae absolutely. >> supervisor safai: but a lo

why does hrc care about daca recipients? what about the muslim band? or voting rights or a woman's right to choose? the simple truth is that the lgbtq community is as diverse as the fabric of this nation. we are muslims. we are jewish. we are women. latinx,lack, white, asian and native american. we are immigrants and we are people with disabilities. [applause] and when donald trump attacks one of us, he is going to keep hearing from every single one of us. [applause] because we are all stronger when we stand together. i want to share a quick story with you. last month i was in arizona leaders toh latinx discuss the intersection of lgbtq and let in the issues. one of the leaders i got to meet that day was killing you argue are. she's an organizer for unidos. as anved much of her life undocumented immigrant. in 2016 got to vote for the very first time. and not only did she get to vote for the first woman presidential nominee, she also got to cast a her for herself and she won own race for the local school board. [applause] my friends, there is nothing mo

hrc calls of the united states senate to fulfill their constitutional duty and reject this extreme nominee. our fight cannot stop here. this may not be donald trump's last nomination to the supreme court and that's why we need to vote this november like our rights depend on it because they do. we need every single person who cares about fairness and cares about equality to organize, register your friends to vote, and turnout at the polls area -- polls. it, themistake about midterm elections just became the most important elections of our lifetime and together we can pull the emergency brake on the trump prints administration in november and we can ensure that the words behind me on the top of this grand building, equal justice under law, remain true for every single person -- in every single corner of this country. thank you very much. now we are joined by somebody who hasn't been in washington that long but an amazing champion for quality for everyone. the senator from the great state of minnesota. thank you all for being here tonight. this is a pivotal moment in our country. the person w

some may ask why does hrc care about daca recipients, what about the muslim ban. why do we care about voting rights or a woman's right to choose? the simple truth is the lgtbq community is diverse as the fabric of this nation. we are muslim. we are jewish. we are women. we are black, white, latin, asian-american. we are immigrants and we are people with disabilities. and when donald trump attacks one of us, he is going to keep hearing from every single one of us. because we are all stronger when we stand together. i want to share a quick story with you. last month i was in arizona meeting with latinex leaders to discuss the intersection between lgtbq and latinex members. i got to meet elena aguilar. she's an organizer. some of you may know her. she lived much of her life as an undocumented immigrant. in 2016 she got to vote for the very first time and not only did she get to vote for the first woman presidential nominee, she also got to cast a vote for herself, and she won her own race for the local school board. my friends, there is nothing more uniquely american

he led the hrc investigation and russia collusion investigation.ually infect all of these investigations and the outcome? that's one of the things we'll focus on, the fisa warrants again. >> sandra: inspector general report not answer those questions for you? >> not fully. and so we need to hear from her and get some expansion on that. i think the inspector general was talking about -- it didn't directly affect decision making but it indirectly affected it. we need to nail that down more as well. the timeline right there they were trying to speed up right at the end before the election so they could get something out publicly about donald trump before the election. that's of interest and also recently the media role in the investigation. there are new things we haven't heard before. >> sandra: do you think she'll answer your questions? >> that's the real rub. i think peter strzok was extremely well prepared by his counsel and the f.b.i. counsel as well. i imagine lisa page will be telling us there is confidentiality and classified information and i