my buddies jacob locke. i have gotten a chance over the last two years, there has sort of been a renaissance with my buddies, young people between the ages of 28 and 32. it took me into this place called summertime valley where these young people are creating -- called silicon valley were these young people are creating companies. it is because they are taking advantage of technology, taking advantage of innovation. so i asked them. i said, where is the diversity, creating this kind of wealth and opportunities? i challenge them. even over the last several months, they have gone back to try to find, included, and empower other minorities that otherwise would not have had these kind of opportunities. while we may want to say that young people are not making progress, like i said, i have had this renaissance over the last several years, where young people are making incredible strides in terms of wealth. they are socially conscious. they care about politics, poverty, and class issues. they have this value syste

at 7pm tonight they were still locked into hocks with at jacob rees—mogg, a rebel amongst themselves, half ago and brags that. so they are all good mates. there is i think, i mean, tomorrow is very likely that the amendment will be chosen by the speaker, but there is a wider aspect to all of this that this isn't going the way at all tory mps, ithink this isn't going the way at all tory mp5, i think will probably get their way and force the government to give mps and the house of commons essay on future measures. the sticking point of the moment is that the government are only offering a vote on retrospective measures, so they will bring in measures and then mps get a say about five days later, which, of course, for mp5, that's not enough. they want the ability to stop them or scrutinise and change them before they come in. just explain if you can as clearly and as brief as possible, why would they not pick this as a motion? because, essentially, he wants to depart from his predecessor, john bercow, who we nt his predecessor, john bercow, who went against the advice of his own commons

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joe biden visits kenosha where he spoke by phone to jacob blake, whose shooting by police triggered days of unrest. south korea imposes a near lockurches may have worsened the latest coronavirus outbreak. facebook announces new measures to try to protect the integrity of the us presidential election.

joe biden visits kenosha where he spoke by phone to jacob blake, whose shooting by police triggered days of unrest. south korea imposes a near lockave worsened the latest coronavirus outbreak. facebook announces new measures to try to protect the integrity of the presidential election including a ban on political ads in the final week of the campaign