i'd take off here, from leeming.bs go from the aircraft. and you could see these bombs exploding on german soil, and the number of people being killed. and i used to think about it. you knew it was happening. but you tried to forget it, that you were bombing... ..civilians. it's a funny feeling, you know, to be involved in war and to be killing people, and knowing you're killing people. and also thinking — not knowing — but thinking that there was a reason, and a right in doing it. but since then, i've realised that there wasn't a right and there never will be a right for people to fight each other. never, ever. and the thing is, you can't forget. you can't change. they're just there. in your stack of memories. the flight engineer's position was inside the stirling, out of sight almost, and i couldn't see out, and i was objecting to this in my letters home. i've still got all my letters. my mother collected all my letters, they're still there. and i was complaining about the fact i may not be able to see anything lik

at take—off here from leeming, we call a bombing raid over germany and you'd let the bombs go from theeople being killed. and i used to think about it. you knew it was happening, but you tried to forget it — that you were bombing civilians. it's a funny feeling, you know, to be involved in war, and to be killing people, and knowing you're killing people, and also thinking — not knowing, but thinking that there was a reason and a right in doing it. but since then, i've realised that there wasn't a right, and there never will be a right for people to fight each other. never ever. and they're things you can't forget, you can't change... they're just there. and you are stuck in memories. the flight engineer's position was inside the stilling, out of sight almost. and you couldn't see out, and i was objecting to this in my letters home. still got all my letters, my mother kept all my letters, they are still there. and i was complaining about the fact that that i may not be able to see anything, like a young lad, as i was. our very first mission was to a place called salbris in the middle of

from having to deal with the border crisis or a recognition that releasing tens of thousands of ill leemmmigrants into the -- illegal immigrants into the intiror of the country -- interior of the country isn't a good idea. forcing border communities to shoulder more of the crisis is a terrible and profoundly unjust idea. how about actually turning illegal immigrants back at the borders of this country instead of keeping them within the borders of border states? then there's the supplemental funding request the white house sent to congress. as our colleague, senator hagerty, pointed out, the request includes a provision that would allow immigration and customs enforcement funding to be used for shelters and migrant services. in the words of the senator from tennessee this could, and i quote, effectively convert ice from a law enforcement agency into a u.s. travel agency for illegal aliens and into a grant-making bureaucracy for sanctuary cities, end quote. mr. president, i'm pleased that the administration and mexico have reached an agreement in which mexico will attempt to reduce pressur