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currently there's a boss and i think we all know the answer to that is use of the, you know, george, it's something you know, i've talked about at great length and, and i am in the u. k. political establishment is a, is a case in point is a, you know, you have all of this capture. i mean, we have, you know, you and i looked at the public a, d, b as a public opinion polls. but go into the details, you know, and the headline is, you know, support for your grade roommate. but if you go in the read the details, it's not the case at all. okay. i mean, so, and then, and then this is very much as a lead capture, which i think it was without any kind of a positive. and we're going to debate what that means, positive results and why continue this this endeavor, because there is no goal outside of what you said in the 1st part of the program. and that is a certificate to feed progress it well, it's not in the cards. so if it doesn't, you don't succeed. why do you continue the same policy? george, the doors to explain how insane people think it's a tough question. go ahead. a, as an animal, that's what happens when you have a kind of political media lead that lives in the bubbl

and finally, i think we all know the answer just because i know it seems something, you know, george, it's something you know, talking about at great length and, and i am in the u. k. political establishment is a, is a case in point is a, you know, you have all of this big capture. i mean, we have, you know, you and i looked at the public and the public opinion polls. but go into the details. you know, the headline is, you know, support for your grade roommate, but if you go in the read the details, it's not the case at all. okay. i mean, so and then, and then this is very much us and we capture um, which i take it with without any kind of a positive. and we can debate what that means, positive results, and why continue this this endeavor, because there is no goal outside of what you said in the 1st part of the program. and that is a certificate to feed progress it well, it's not in the cards. so if it doesn't, you don't succeed. why do you continue the same policy? george, the doors to explain how insane people think it's a tough question. go ahead. it is an animal. that's what happens when you have a kind of political media lead that lives in the bubble because

i am in the greatest danger from. they of course deny that they say they're protecting you clearly. what about you? explain the silence. then i mean the, the am your children's uncle is the u. k. minister for overseas territories? not gold. now, lord goldsmith. he, it's been on this show. why? no. why nothing from him? look here, the problems in pakistan has to be solved by the people by gast, on harvey. am i going to ask other countries look and you know, i was, i was asking, no, i was wondering why they didn't volunteer to as you know, nature governments have a lot of talking about different countries in the global south. they just not talking about democracy in pakistan. all, i'm one of the countries of raw to talk about other, the greatest violation of human rights sticking base right now in my country. we actually have the worst form of fascism in this country, glam known on media journalist being put into jail. one of our best investigative journalists are chetry, rounded out in kenya, assassinated more of a top. dennis had left the country and who killed i? shad sharif. you believe it was a that he, him and you the boss of the i a saudi. i believe it was the same guy t

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with blue dogs, new democrats, members of the cpc and the chc at the women's caucus and poverty caucus, k pack, and all points in between. i am incredibly pleased with the level of authentic engagement from the white house. [indiscernible] >> is our excitation that house republicans will keep their promise and deliver at least 150 -- it is our expectation that house republicans will deliver at least 150 votes in an agreement that they themselves negotiated with the white house. house democrats will make sure that the country does not default. >> what message does it send that it was still being negotiated only between republicans and the white house but the only way that it will get past is with republican support? >> from the very beginning we made clear that the only way to avoid a catastrophic default is to find a bipartisan solution moving forward which allows for common ground to be found. thankfully, president biden has been able to threaded that needle and present a resolution which avoids default and protect democratic interests. >> some members complained that the white house has not been communicative throughout the

today he's taking his experience and mes of city's me on ons asone o blished voters in the th k one the things i am really attuned to is when you are literally at the bottom, the biggest step is the first step. going from step zero to step one is the hardest step. >> reporter: his goal in the commission is simple. >> i hope to make things a little bit better. >> reporter: but he knows it's going to be an uphill battle. since 2020 san francisco's homeless population has seen a 15% decrease, but it remains a top issue for city leaders and residents alike. mayor london breed opposed the commission's creation through the election, arguing it will add more red tape to an already bureaucratic system. >> once somebody becomes homeless, the chances that they are to fur mental health or slip into some kind of addiction, that shoots way up. and of course, people's health declines precipitously once they become homeless, so it's actually really cost effective if we can help keep people in their homes and not let them become homeless in the first place. >> reporter: it's these solutions they're seeking to find

i am. it'll say. i don't know how old i am but the person will write it as i don't know and oh how old i am instead of i don't know k n o w. how old i am? how do you know that your informant doesn't know the difference between no and oh and no k n o w right. so again these kinds of of concerns, but i think if you read them carefully and then compare them to other kinds of material that we have. look for patterns within the narratives where you see a common thing mentioned by many informants over a geography right that then you can make some some good suppositions about how accurate they are. and the last thing that i would say about them is that two things i would say about them one. they're held up to a kind of scrutiny that sometimes it seems that other sources not about black. people are not held up to right and i think we should be asking these kinds of questions of all of the sources that we look at. why is it that these sources in particular have to be so concerning for people? so that's one and number two is that they're this amazing opportunity to hear from enslaved people in their own voice as much as we ca

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westminster abbey, final preparations for tomorrow's coronation following the king and queen consort attending a final rehearsal. iam i am kathy khere the king was making sure all the last—minute details were in place earlier this morning. excited, a bit nervous. obviously a big day ahead but can't wait, actually. the commissioner of london's metropolitan police sir mark rowley says security for the coronation will be the biggest operation in the force's history. this is an immense operation, and in fact, tomorrow, saturday, it would be the biggest single deployment we have done in london, ever, for this operation. there will be well over 11,500 officers involved. our other main story this hour: in england, the conservatives suffer significant council losses in local election results. and the world health organization says covid—19 no longer represents a "global health emergency", a major step towards ending the pandemic. welcome to bbc news. i'm christian fraser, live at buckingham palace where final plans are being put in place for the coronation of king charles tomorrow. my colleague katty kay is outside westminster abbey whe

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i am very happy that the overwhelming majority is signed with them. on the sidelines of the meeting, there were talks on providing fighter jets for ukraine. the u. k and the netherlands are trying to form an international coalition. democracies like ours must build resilience so that we can out cooperates and outcompete those who drive instability. for his part, the german chancellor reiterated that his government currently has no plans to deliver combat aircraft to kids. okay, here's a look now, some of the other stories making news around the world and process for my president nicholas cuz he has lost his appeal against the 3 year prison sentence for corruption. the court ruled that 2 of those years should be suspended and the suckers he should. we are in electronic tags for the remaining year. the sentence also advanced him from public office. the 3 welding 30 people have been killed in central nigeria following classes between muslim headers and christian finance. it happened in my uncle district which spread over the muslim majority north and the christian majority except origin has struggled with 14 years of basic and religious violence. pol

this is my 33rd and final year in the school district and i am also the most senior nurse. i've worked in all levels k-12 and at washington and i am speaking as a mother of two children that graduated from the schools. for the last years as you know challenged our district in inning imaginable way but the nurses steppeddum they provided vaccination, laptop deliveries, counseling and home visits. they continue to address equity and support 504 special ed students and emergencies and access to primary care but how are they being treated? are you all aware that many nurses in the district have 30 plus years, 30 plus credits beyond their bachelors? do you know that many of us have a national credential but teachers receive the upliftings for the achievements nurses do not and that is not fair and no way to recruit or retain. commissioners you advocate for social justice. to make that happen we need experts to remove health disparities. do you know what i am saying? please speak through your actions and let nurses know they matter. thank you very much. [applause] >> good evening. cassandra. behind me is th

i am very happy that the overwhelming majority is signed with them. on the sidelines of the meeting, there were talks on providing fighter jets for ukraine. the u. k and the netherlands are trying to form an international coalition. democracies like ours must build resilience so that we can out cooperates and outcompete those who drive instability. for his part, the german chancellor reiterated that his government currently has no plans to deliver combat aircraft to keys or defends unless to minimize them from king scottish london. tell me about the difference. these jets could make 2 kinds defense against russia or, well, thank you for having me. these jazz will definitely help the ukrainian side, especially in light of the lumen comfortable fans, so the premiums would be able to strike russian targets from a safer. this stands as well as use these jets as a close air support. shoot the combined arms operation, indeed take place. and given the fact that in ukraine didn't have that many fighter jets. so if you're a fighter, gets to start was and lost some during the war with russia. it definitely lacks um capability in, in this specific area. righ

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e k-be- this was our white e, the baltic sea for communication with europe by the way. i amonquer europe in order to trade with it, because there were many gaps states of the disputed countries. but i, too, was always fighting. and this territory, who is called? ukraine is also like that and the black sea. and this did not stop the warriors of all wars, the world floors of the world regional all started so cool around this, i mean that , despite our how to feet is that there is a turn to the east to the south, it’s almost there for me hmm the final irrevocable and the european theater of war in including, unfortunately, the actions are already diplomatic and other and economic. yes, even i have nowhere. of course, since geography is nowhere gone. we don't care, uh, we need to restore in this case , restore our positions. uh, specifically in the baltic sea. actually, why were they admitted to finland in the first place? what for, it is so necessary, because in order to narrow russia as much as possible, this piece of the baltic medical center is more important . here is a and

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