not all of them come from the same political background as john campbell. another, for example a former whig wants an anti-slavery advocate was nathan lord, who was the president of dartmouth college, who was finally ejected by dartmouth's board of trustees in 1863 for continuing to advocate the righteousness of slavery. but in and in fact not lord is an interesting, very, very interesting figure in himself and his movement away from his previous sympathy for the anti-slavery movement. more than sympathy, his activism in the anti-slavery movement towards a pro-slavery position was driven by a reaction to what he saw as the zealousness of the of the anti-slavery movement against which he he reacted very badly. but whatever the route in to a pro-slavery position, this remained fringe position. a third group, a larger number of northerners in the antebellum period. how they respond to this dilemma. james buchanan being a again is as as emblematic as anyone and especially so since by the end there were mostly democratic party voters. i tried to have it all ways

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doctor, i see maholtra, doctor, john campbell, tina pearce, neale hanvey mp who's speaking out on the and question these doctors. come and question us because i can tell you right now, the nation and everybody is now, the nation and everybody is now starting to realise they have not been right . and the have not been right. and the informed consent get taken away from us all. patrick there was a huge amount of pressure. >> yeah, loads of people felt incredibly pressured. alex i'm just reading this, you know , i just reading this, you know, i would like your view on this. it says, 51 cases have been lodged in the high court, victims and grieving relatives are seeking damages estimated to be worth up to about £100 million. is that ultimately your objective? obviously, to , you know, get get obviously, to, you know, get get get something back so that you can, you know, go on and try and i know it'll never bring your health back. right. but is that is that what you're after as well? >> now i've got no other option because i'm on basic state benefits. you mentioned i get compensation . the

john, who was distraught at the death of his friend. there was anna wintour, karl lagerfeld, sting and his wife, naomi campbell. all in shock. and of course, andrew cunanan is still in hiding somewhere, probably watching all the coverage of it on tv, knowing that he made all of it happen and loving the power of that. ♪ reporter: the latest on the manhunt for the alleged killer of gianni versace and four other men. the, latest on the manhunt for the alleged killer of gianni for psaki and four others. >> cnn, breaking news hello, i'm polling and we begin with breaking news out of iran, where we're learning rescuers have now reached the sayyed of the helicopter crash involving president ebrahim raisi. >> just a short time ago, iranian media reported that the crash site had indeed been located after rescuers braved cold temperatures overnight searching the mountain mountainous area in dense fog the aircraft crashed on sunday and are east azerbaijan province, after president. now you see an other officials and not included iran's foreign minister attended a ceremony for the opening of a new near the border with azer

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i think what john major would be more likely to do is what alastair campbell did when he said he wasd my nose and vote labour this time. in the hope that he tries to send a message to the conservatives. i don't think he would defect though, but that would be seismic, ben, wouldn't it? >> a former prime minister that won a majority for the conservatives in 1992, saying he's voting labour and a very pro—eu prime minister. >> and this is the thing about the labour party as well. we talked about the conservatives occupying the so—called centre ground, but in the pursuit of power, as you've said, james, the labour party has done the same thing. and starmer and a lot of his senior team are pro—eu, as is john major. lot of his senior team are pro—eu, as is john major . john pro—eu, as is john major. john major couldn't possibly join the labour party if it wasn't inherently pro—eu. you know, he wouldn't be able to do it if it was, if it was overtly a brexit orientated party, which, by the way, i think labour should be. i can't see how a labour party which wants power embedded in parliament i

campbell, i really yeah. >> admit i only know one or two you can guess new carolyn mano. thank you. i really appreciate it. see you soon. >> all right. coming up here, senator johnetterman is going to join us to talk about his fight for for america's mental health after his battle with depression and next dates are set for the biden trump debates president biden challenge former president trump to two debates and trump accepted trump agreed to the debate. >> he said other, there's something it's okay my parole officer the first debate will be next month, which is the earliest presidential debate has ever been. and if we're being honest in early bird debate feels right for these guns i brought in a ceu or max protein with 30 grams of protein. >> those who tried me felt more energy and just two weeks here, i'll take that ensure not to protein 30 grams, protein one prim sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic why is it so hard to find a good pro to work on your house? when i look forward to someone who's reliable is true to their word and skillful. that's where angie comes in with angie find top rated certified pros in your area plus

john jacob astor got it fur merchant and he actually founded asri state in order to trade with china. but then again, you know, the market for furs isn't that elastic. then they tried to seek. campbell'sod, all these things. but they had they had no option. they had to turn to opium. and being american, they very pioneering and creative. so they went off to turkey and a new source of opium, and they became great pioneers of taking turkish opium to china. but again, for a while they were shut out the indian opium trade. but after the war of 1812, beginning 1815, they were able to enter the indian opium trade, many, many american business houses set up set up agencies in bombay especially, but in calcutta. so they very much involved in this. now, you know, what is really interesting this is that the people, the americans who got involved in the china trade and especially in were a very small they were a very small, tightly knit group of northeastern people, mainly based from all basic basically new england, except for a few from new york, mainly they were based in boston and it was a very small group of interconnected families lodges. perkins and most of all, most notably the dylan rose