i said sheila jackson lee is a champion for the june 10th holiday. a champion for reparations, a champion for the violence against women's act. champion for civil rights champion for voting, right? champion for criminal justice reform. i present to you and introduced to others. the distinguished general lady from the great state of texas by way of new york city, having grown up in southeast queens, the honorable sheila jackson lee. and she gave me a look y'all that i've never forgotten. she didn't use a colorful word, just gave me a look and at the end just pull me aside and said, next time, brother just leave the new york city part out of the introduction. and i came to understand why because sheila jackson lee was all texas all the time and she didn't want any confusion as to who she was fighting for. so i just want to correct the record at the end. brooklyn has surely chisholm dallas has eddie bernice johnson l a has maxine waters, the bay area has kamala harris. but houston, i said, houston, i said, houston has sheila jackson lee. what a life, wha

i thank god for congress member sheila jackson lee. thank you. to talk about my friend, my confidant. i want to thank all of you, because i have served as her chair for over 20 years. of her campaign. and i want to give a special thanks to dr. l wynn lee. a lot of you don't know but it was l wynne lee who pushed sheila out and helped her to get today where she has. i remember so many times we would be at her house in 4:00 in the morning and dr. lee would say sheila, go on. and so i am so grateful to him, to this family, to erica, to jason, because their mother dedicated her whole life. also today, i know that sheila would want me to think some people. and as the chair of her committee, i want to just thank the people who stood with us. there is no leader that can lead without people that are supporting him. and sheila jackson lee had a force for providing and promoting and advocating leadership. so will all those who worked with us in a campaign over this years, our precinct judges, our loyal and faithful folks, would you please stand for a moment

applause] [crowd cheers approvingly [laughter] so, sheila jackson lee would want that we are focused on high right now. [laughter] but ihank you. sheila jackson lee, to know her was to know a true champion, a fierce champion for justice. sheila jackson lee was a woman of deep faith and deep compassion. she was a proud member of our beloved alpha kappa alpha sorority incorporated. [crowd cheering] and she was a dear friend to my husband doug and me. over her career, as we all know, she had many titles. judge, councilmember, congresswoman. and yet perhaps the titles she cherished the most were wife to elwyn, mother to jason and erika and bibi to ellison and roy. spoke to the entire lee family, doug's in my prayers are with you. it's not easy to lose a member of one's family who hold such an assertive a place. sheila was just a presence. she was a presence. it's not easy, and i say to the family, when a loved one and live the life of public service, especially someone like sheila jackson lee, and i want to thank the family on behalf of the people of our nation for your sacrifices and the work that you did to support her o

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so i will end with this. sheila jackson lee was the first elected to the united states congress 30 years ago this year. she was were selected 30 years ago this year. hours after her swearing and she stepped onto the house floor and she addressed the american people. new members of congress have that moment where after they are elected they will speak in the chamber. to give a statement about what they intend to do with their time in congress. in sheila's words were simple, but very concise. she said, as members of congress, we are here to make change. sheila jackson lee was a changemaker. she worked with all her heart to lift up the people of her city, of her state, and of our nation and to honor her memory, let us continue to fight to realize the promise of america, a promise of freedom, opportunity, and justice. not just for some, but for all. [applause] in sheila, we are going to miss you dearly. we will carry your spirit with us every day in all the work that we have ahead. god bless the revered congresswoman, sheila jackso

but when i played the part of lee castleton in mr bates vs the post office, i realised that this role important than any other. in 2004, lee castleton was accused of stealing more than £20,000 from his post office branch, but the losses were down to a faulty it system — horizon. thanks to playing lee in the series, we've become friends. so, obviously, because i played you in the drama series, i know your story, and you were completely innocent. yeah. what i wanted to ask, cos, obviously, people who've seen the drama know that, is how...how did that affect your family? just pulled everyone apart, really. you become very focused on the small group — being my two children, my wife and myself. um... you just try to survive. you probably bury it a little bit. you try to protect the kids more than anything. yeah. as i learned playing lee as a character, he couldn't protect himself or his family and, in 2007, he found himself in court. the claimant is entitled - to their costs in the case and, accordingly, mr castleton is ordered to pay all- post office limited's costs . in the total sum of

>> kayleigh: i mean, lee, does she think she can't answer that question?e your pollster said that you can't be very radical, which, again is, one of her values that she has been preaching? it's very obvious to the average american what we're seeing. and then you don't -- there's a lack of trust here. so when she says that she's not going to ban fracking, then you start wondering okay, well, is it going to be policies that will make it impossible to frac even if it's not just son-in-law across the board ban on fracking? people's livelihoods depend on those details. communities depend on those details. and in the state of pennsylvania. there has to be a lack of trust. >> kayleigh: yes, lee, i want to get this news in. president trump answered an amendment 4. the initiative ballot initiative. he said how he would vote to fox news bryan llenas. listen. >> because it's radical. and when you talk about radical. having a baby abort -- abortion -- doing an abortion in the ninth month, is unacceptable to anybody. >> there is something in between but the six is too

anti-corruption court stopped the hearing of the case of the judge of the primorsky district court of odesa i. lee lonskyi. he mobilized to the ranks of the armed forces forces of ukraine. other judges of the same court charge ilya lonskyi with an attempt to obtain an illegal benefit for making a positive decision in an administrative case, as well as for possessing part of a bribe. by way of deception , the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine published an excerpt from the conversation of the participants at the time of the transfer of the illegal benefit. damn, i'm somehow so sorry in general, to be honest, all the work, i run for someone, i sit damn it myself. and you don't have anyone, right? yes, i have nothing interesting. in the office of judge ilya lonsky searches were conducted, as a result of which the security forces found a bribe. interestingly, after that, lonsky not only pleaded not guilty, but also filed a complaint with the supreme council of justice. the law enforcement officers put pressure on him and interfere in the activities of the judge. lontsky was informed of the sus

mentioned, you are running for congress in california's 12th district to succeed the great barbara lee, who i lee has decided not to seek re-election after 26 excellent years in the house of representatives. we would like to have you and your democratic opponent on in the future to talk about the issues, but can you talk a little bit today about the significant legacy of congresswoman barbara lee, what she leaves in the district and on capitol hill? >> well, ms. lee is a phenomenal woman and i'm so happy to have her support. she has been a mentor to me for two decades. both set the standard so clear for this district that centers oakland. we care about what the nation cares about. people being able to put food on their tables. folks being able to afford a home and put braces on their teeth and send their kids to school. i got to tell you something so special about this district. this district is 98% democrat and we believe in peace. barbara lee has been consistent in her understanding that to do right is to be about, literally, tenets of the civil rights movement and we were, again, agents of

people see that i mean, lee, do you think that i mean, lee, do you think that keir starmer should try differentiate the sort of racist actions of a small minority of people with other people who might turn up to a protest about illegal migration, or do you see them all as being the same thing? >> well, i don't think it's just about keir starmer. i think the extent to which the sort of ruling elite and the commentariat have sort of closed ranks around this issue and done exactly what you're, you're talking about is that they don't want to solve the underlying issues or they find it too sensitive to talk about the underlying issues , where these underlying issues, where these riots are just the tip of the iceberg. it seems cowardly. well, it's you can understand the reaction against the unrest because it was quite shocking. and clearly, you know, i would say there's three different kinds of groups of people that were involved in the unrest. protests slash riots. right? so there were undoubtedly far right agitators who were stirring up trouble. and these people involved, you know, some o

tell me when it's like to work with glenn close, to work with lee daniels? >> in honor. i think there are very few people who can pull performances out of people the say he does. he has a vision. working business glenn was incredible. she's a legend. the kids, my kids are legends. >> juju: you mentioned the kids and your commitment to every role. i understand you temporarily tattooed kids' names? >> girl, listen. >> juju: not so much temporary? i see it. >> it's supposed to have faded completely. it is not faded yet, but it's getting there. that's nate, caleb, demi, a.j. it was supposed to have maded in nine to 13 months, but that was april or may of 2022. >> juju: yet the film, you play ebony, a struggling single mother battling generational trauma, addiction, and the devil, basically. >> oh, yes, absolutely. >> juju: what drew you to this project? aside from lee daniels. >> yes, so that was obviously the primary draw. i love that it's based on a true story. people miss that a lot. i also just love -- i really love ebony. she's really trying to be the best mothe

all of this in election year adding another layer of icing on cupcake i landed over. michael leeor any one crisis environment is astronomical i can't see a recession with this type of spending but labor market definitely softening materially massive revisions last week, over 800,000 jobs last year, so overall six months who knows how many jobs are fake or taken away i maintain labor market much weaker than advertised, however, that had to be kept -- into late in election season as possible, so, now fed has runway to cut rates i think next year, we will see substantial revisions to where labor market weaker all said economytive as something that is doing pretty well, i don't think as advertised, flip side if we're in recession it is very shallow very narrow not devastating that is ugly could things get worse yes, i don't see it happening i think a sluggish growth environment growing economy doing okay especially well if higher end horrific at bottom. dollar general drives home fact going to walmart to get groceries, reagan is out in theatres today biopic about ronald reagan's two

i thoroughly enjoyed it. i'd love to do it again some time for a little bit longer. but for now, lee is it. coming up next, right. vie left. >> it's time now for right versus left. and again, we've got the brilliant , brilliant got the brilliant, brilliant emma woolf . and i emma woolf. and i was going to say, what do you call me on twitter? my old mucker matthew stadler. thanks guys for doing this. look, we saw the good friend of mine, sadiq khan, the mayor, the mayor of london, who said recently that he felt unsafe in london, this is a man, by the way. emma, that is in charge of the police in london is a police and crime commissioner as well as being the mayor. this is a man who walks around in a bullet—proof car, i think. and four big burly security guards. if he's scared, how does he think that the 10 million other people in london feel when knife crime is rife? violent crime is rife, and there's total disorder on the streets? >> how does he think parents feel who have young children? how does he think parents who have teenage boys going out at night, maybe to the pub? how does h

. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. i am lee anderson.he reform uk member of for parliament ashfield. and joining me tonight we've got journalist emma woolf and he's back. he's back matthew stadlen. he's a he's a big favourite on this show. i'm a glutton for punishment. i think he's just desperate for the cash mate to be honest with you. he's our left in the corner again this week. but look, we've got a, a home secretary who appears to be coming down tough on illegal immigration. even though the numbers are up, we know they're up and they're going to get higher and higher and higher. and she's stated recently that she's going to deport thousands and thousands of illegal migrants, yet she cannot tell anybody, matthew, where these illegal migrants who come from countries like afghanistan are going to be deported to. are we are we you know, should we be taking it seriously? >> well, you'll be in parliament, no doubt, in six months. time to see whether she has fulfilled her plans and her plans, as i understand them over the next six months, i

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lee zeldin, i can't imagine the terror those residents feel. whether or not we know what gang or if there is gang affiliation occurring, at the end of the day, what we saw is long guns, frightening weapons, and really scary people in that apartment. >> this is not a staircase in central america. when you see this from within the united states, we know it doesn't have to be this way. we see budgets that are getting cut for law enforcement. we understand the impacts of what that means when resources are prioritized to people who are illegally in the country, like what we are witnessing in denver, where the budget cut for law enforcement is going down. again, it doesn't have to be this way. we have to secure our border. we need prosecutors to prosecute. we need laws passed that protect law-abiding americans instead of criminals, and we need to be backing our men and women in blue. i saw footage last hour from one of these houses from the apartments where it's not just a lock: it's three locks, and on top of the three locks, there was another room

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the extraordinary life of congresswoman sheila jackson lee sheila jackson lee, would want that we are focused on her right now but i thank you. ceilings. excellently to know her was to know a true champion of fierce champion for justice sheila jackson lee was a woman of deep faith and deep compassion. she was a proud member of our beloved alpha kappa alpha sorority incorporated and she was a dear, dear friend. my husband, doug and me over her career, as we all know, sheila had many titles judge, council member, congresswoman and yet perhaps the titles she cherished, the most were wife to lwin mother to jayson and erica mbb to ellison and roy and so to the entirely family dug in my prayers are with you it is not easy to lose. a member of one's family who holds such an extraordinary place sheila was just a presence she was a presence. >> and it is not easy and i say to the family, when a loved one lives, a life of public service. >> and so especially someone like sheila jackson lee and i want to thank the family on behalf of the people of our nation. for your sacrifices and the work that you did to support her over t

>> i have no clue but someone had to call him out on that. maria: great point. lee, final thoughts? e running a really good convention, and it is smart. it is on-message, and they are galvanizing their base and republicans better take note. i know it's hard, but i think republicans have to take note and respond in kind, set the agenda again, take back the narrative. maria: set the agenda being what? >> focus on the economy. focus on immigration and the policies that make american's lives better because americans are looking for hope, right? fewer than one in five americans feel better off today than they did when biden and harris took over. need to take the narrative back. maria: doug collins final thoughts? >> they set a foundation of a party that doesn't exist. this is a convention for a party that doesn't exist and what we've got to do is remind them this is the same vehicle of the biden-harris administration. the harris is still riding in the same broken down truck that we've got to remind them. >> and they haven't delivered. maria: they keep saying they want a fresh face and tur

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maria: i think tom lee has been so spot-on. what he's saying here, he's basically saying the weak jobs report was due to hurricane beryl and there's more evidence that we've seen the lows for the summer, equities made the lows on august 5th according to thomas lee. we'll talk to his partner mark newton coming up from fund strat. you say the market loves the idea of former president donald trump returning to the white house. do you think the market is pricing in a trump win and with him comes the business and economic friendly policies like lower taxes? >> absolutely. he showed it to us the first time his road map is clear. he's got details about exactly how he's going to do it again. the market has priced in a trump win. the trump trade is stronger than ever. when kamala harris chose the vice presidential candidate she said we are clearly a leftist agenda no matter how they try to frame it. i think business people are going to resonate with trump's message and his specific policies that will help drive the market back and i thi

lee: i will add to that. to this point we have heard from a number of federal agencies, from secret service. we've been in contact with the f.b.i. we had a briefing with the f.b.i. and more than that, we also have heard and have had an opportunity to interview many of the men and women from state and local law enforcement who are a critical part of the security procedure on that day. we've also reached out to and will continue to hear from the men and women who attended the rally, because their observations, what they saw and heard and things in some cases they recorded on their phones are all part of developing the full fact picture of what happened that day. it is very important, also, to note because we are taking over the investigations that, of course, as soon as this happened, immediately, congress sprang to action. a number of committees within congress that touch jurisdiction here started their own investigations. we consolidated that into one place with members from those committees represented on th

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he book the spot by crushing felix or j i. lee, i've seen in straight sets 6161 gold metal would add to both mean and impressive season. all correct says already one. the frame chosen and we'll move to the coach . terry only has guided the sprawling statements of the semi final the mains football tournament. they be sergeant seen a one know 2 headphones is on for the type of premium e sign crystal palace schooling. the goal in the front of the face, egypt for a spot in the goals middle match. you have the semi final will be between morocco and spain. francis swimming post the boy leon motions. dominance in the pool in paris has continued. bush on the swim. these ways of victory and the 200 meter individual, maybe on friday, that takes the 22 year old study at these and then fix to full gold medals. australia is cameron, mccoy has clinched gold and the 50 needs of free, so it makes him the 1st australian to windows events. it's also he's 1st and inventory to the 50 year old taking the earnings in 21.25 seconds. there was gold middl

i know there is more >> thank you. commissioner lee. report elaine. can't believe summer is almost it's august already. doing quite a bit of work on in stra infra structure and parks. i think do more for small business. peer 23. rent in pier 45cx i think it's time for us to think outside of the box mor you know, think as a district we're probabl better as far tourism to the waterfront. again they're not spending the i mean it's affecting you know china town, affecting our fisherman's wharf. think a we move forward i mean we should think more outside of the do more for small business. -- fishermen and everything. in the meantime we're doing thech best we can. you're doing a greatka the circumstances. thank you. >> thank you. >> ce.ommior the warm welcome. i wouldn particular glad to hear about the army progress. i know from work how the leadership at the army is really they're thinking to tphaeuft you're badt's a cutting edging example around country. i guess i'm excited to be part of the commission to see hork with our pier organization people have ci

>> no idea . >> no idea. >> no idea. >> i know, i know, it's. come on, lee that fury the >> is that. is that fury the boxer? >> yeah. it's his. >> yeah. it's his. >> and someone else . >> and someone else. >> and someone else. >> yeah, >> yeah, >> i don't know who that is. i don't know her name, but i know it's all right. >> so the answer is social media influencers molly—mae and tommy fury . they ended their fury. they ended their relationship, apparently, according to that , you don't get according to that, you don't get anything for that. what? it's one or nada. they got it at home. they always do. they would have known that. all right , true have known that. all right, true or false. theresa may has has been announced in the new strictly come dancing line—up . strictly come dancing line—up. true or false? false pressure buzzer. you've only got another opfion buzzer. you've only got another option . option. >> false. >> false. >> no, don't do that. oh, true. it's too late. i can only take your first answer. it is in fact false. but if you ever get true or

you know i'll take that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> lee at the gym on a regular basis. >> look fantastic every morning. ig, we're trying to get lee at the gym. yeah. bodypump class, 630 every morning. come on. >> i'm usually having a couple of anodynes at that time. after every night out on the, but what are you doing at the moment then? you've had your tv show. you're a regular on gb news as well. what are you doing in the daytime? what's your day job? >> well, like i say, i'm working towards my, shows. i'm building up to a studio audience. yeah, but that's my baby because i've literally done it from nothing. and actually, in lockdown, when i couldn't film anymore , we i couldn't film anymore, we actually turned the dining room into a tv studio. okay, all the gear and no idea. into a tv studio. okay, all the gear and no idea . so it's a gear and no idea. so it's a green screen studio, so that show i really have built up from nothing , and show i really have built up from nothing, and i'm starting to get really cool guests on, i mean, my passion is like the 80s, so people like paul young, paul carrack, p

lee. thank you so much. i want to get right to tom nichols. he's a staff writer for the atlantic and a professor emeritus of national security barriers at the u.s. naval war college, where he taught for 25 years. his latest article is about how this prisoner swap is a big win for the kremlin as well. tom, i just want to get your reaction at first to what we have seen tonight. i mean, this is an extraordinary moment. the largest prisoner swap since the cold war three americans home on american soil tonight how can you not be proud to be an american at a moment like that, to see what we just saw tonight and especially when you realized that the united states government got these people out because their citizens there innocent the people, there are you know, our sons and daughters are husbands and wives our fellow citizens. >> and what the russians got were murderers hackers, and money launderers and that shows what a difference there is between these two countries. and what they both did to get these people back it is quite extraordinary to thi

and children, all of robert's ancestors bought and sold people, but i am sure i say that it was the result of robert lee's actions. the number of casualties in america is very high. even i could not cope with the torment of his conscience. for this reason, in the last years of his life, he told others not to make a statue for him at all and not to sprinkle salt on his wound, and this caused discomfort. he was very adamant that this did not happen at all. clarice and stella are both descendants of those that my family had enslaved them. i want to know how they feel about this. my family, i have never talked to them about this , it is not comfortable for me to talk to these people about the slavery era, i don't like to upset them. anderson, i am clarice anderson, my mother was the nurse of this little girl, and my mother's mother had to. do the right thing , don't think too much about what your great grandfather did, i have no problem with you and i'm proud that you want to do something, so make sure you are doing the right thing, i don't know what you want to do, but if you win the lottery, pay me a few th

i was stressing lee took bronze in her own last minute coup with the performance of her life on the floor, beating out italy by 13 hundredths of a point. >> it has taken so much. >> i mean, i was telling everyone today, like, i really didn't think that i would even get on the podium. so it's just like crazy that i was here and i did everything that i could. >> katie ledecky won her third medal of the games, team usa taking silver and the women's four by 200 freestyle relay. meanwhile, one track star managed to strike gold before even taking the field. team usa discus thrower veronica freely took to social media to reveal that she couldn't afford her rent this month, despite being a world class athlete, rapper turned reality tv star flavor flav answered the call, offering to pay her rent in the boxing world, a controversy after algerian boxer iman khalifa won her bout in just 46 seconds. her italian competitor throwing down her helmet, saying the match was unjust, with critics questioning khalifa's gender and eligibility. she is believed to have a variation in her chromosomes. the internat

the, in the sam we didn't get as soon as drugs, the good thing this done solution out any, what i read, lee tells me my bus book was, makes him go to his mother, mother. right? and you know, so mine was not for military, it was about science. oh, well the, i'm just to understand 50 of really do for, for him 11 year old, 2 of my brothers were coming this ones. so he got to me one. okay. and it was so wonderfully explain the idea of reality. you know what disabilities. so the example i still remember the train is running and you're inside the tree, you and i are sitting face to face. and if i toy a ball up that it comes to my head, but the person was standing outside the tree, he would see the ball going from yet because the train is running so that it is a prospect is there, let the perspective of where the ball is made is going up and down me for the person who is outside the jail moving if it is a transparent tray in the matter. and so the ball in going off, it is going with the train. it is funny. and i still remember that i did at the age of 11 as somebody stole story and go just doing t

so lee, what did you study? i so lee, what did you study? cience and catering and i spanish and history.— studied science and catering and i spanish and history. did you get the trades ou spanish and history. did you get the grades you wanted? _ spanish and history. did you get the grades you wanted? definitely. - grades you wanted? definitely. because if _ grades you wanted? definitely. because if you _ grades you wanted? definitely. because if you work _ grades you wanted? definitely. because if you work hard - grades you wanted? definitely. because if you work hard you . grades you wanted? definitely. i because if you work hard you will get what you want.— because if you work hard you will get what you want. what did you get? all ei . hts get what you want. what did you get? all eights and — get what you want. what did you get? all eights and one _ get what you want. what did you get? all eights and one nine. _ get what you want. what did you get? all eights and one nine. explain, - all eights and one nine. explain, the nine is _ all eight

i let's talk football now. lee stepped down last month after eight years in charge. carsley has been the manager of the england under—21s since 2021, confusingly, and won the european championship last year. let's get more on this from football journalist henry winter. you've been covering football for 35 years or so i'm told and have seen quite a few england managers come and go. this is an interim appointment but will it be made permanent? it appointment but will it be made permanent?— appointment but will it be made ermanent? , ., , permanent? it is a very good point. hello. if permanent? it is a very good point. hello- if you _ permanent? it is a very good point. hello. if you look _ permanent? it is a very good point. hello. if you look at _ permanent? it is a very good point. hello. if you look at the _ hello. if you look at the development internationally with what we seen with england with gareth southgate stepping up from the under 21 is eight years ago, sought very successfully with the spanish, with de l

but i haven't lee i think there's a feeling that they don't want to deal with any uncertainty and that they feel like the margins are going to be so slim that even something like this could cost votes. what do you say to that? >> well, i say that i understand because people in and around politics and particularly political operatives, really have the market cornered on ulcers. they worry about absolutely everything absolutely all the time. they're paid to do that, but they worry about things. they really shouldn't worry about are they don't have to worry about. and he is one. they need to put into the category of don't worry about this look, he benefited from the magic of the kennedys from the 19th. and i was a little part of that as a kid, i loved president kennedy and senator kennedy that's long gone and i don't know that being opposed to vaccines and even grow kill really fits into the kennedy magic. most of his family, as you know strongly opposes his candidacy. >> yeah, it is not difficult to imagine that he would not have gotten the attention that he's gotten if his last name wer

trumbull did a of lee i never found the two men do you know if trumbull always did drawings people in person or. well let me answer the second one first. he he he tries to to do portraits of everybody that he's going to put in his canvases and by the time he gets to work, some people already died. i mean, nathaniel green dies pretty soon after the end of the revolution. in cases like that, he will paint a man sun or he'll look for a painting of that person and try to copy it. he really putting in what he called ideal heads. in other words, made up heads by the resignation of. washington or washington resigning commission. there are few of those in there, although there are also portraits of jefferson, of madison, of elbridge gerry. there are there are some real faces in there, too the first question remind me the first question. just say the word. oh, yes, yes. there are two black soldiers in the bunker hill painting actually in the left background. it's kind hard to see, but there is peter samuel, who was credited with killing major pitkin. and you can you can just make him out. he's

pioneers, i know transforming the living spaces from great to green building at best of employment in 60 minutes on d, w, we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d w. the version a lee that i did not just change my life to fix my life. you know, it's not that there's no future needs to be, but for me, i want to explain all. and i believe that when i'm exploring, i will achieve something. that's what got me thinking about going to going, i'm the i left him so much. i don't wanna lose my grandson. and angela immigration to see me in our society as a way.

we low, i could say blanket lee and i do say and very publicly, in my opinion, i do not think that female should be involved and what it involved. a law enforcement, i just don't. well, we have so many men out there. thanks to lowering of standards and education and fitness. i'm 5 foot 7. when i was a kid, there was no chance i was going to be a copy because they had a 5 foot 8 requirement and my mother warned me just not going to happen. thank god . in the ninety's, they got rid of that and i was able to become a cop. but when we start to open those doors to let in people that honestly, you shouldn't have as police officers and you change the standard. well now it's no longer like an elite calling, so people don't raise their level of standards to go in and their education, their fitness, their passion, and you get crap d i is just open the floodgates for crap. i'm not right i. i will be ragged on that woman. she was out of shape. she was not technically sound. she was short. again with me, i shouldn't have been on that uh that detail if that was the case. so there's nothing wrong with h