to get at it i said on what lemaire all about i am convinced that the certain things cannot be put to or a friend but we cannot vote on the death penalty because the great majority would be for renewing it we cannot vote on taxes because the majority of people don't want to pay any taxes and we cannot put the defense of our country up to a vote but in contrast to the social democrats we act openly we're not afraid to put ourselves on the line and we share information with you. in for about thirty minutes from our. no no we're not unusual for how long can the whole assume for that of a third of the twenty four or forty eight hours at the shop i have to work in the morning i can about nora the. moment and if you're on we aren't doing anything against the law all right we see how you my only defending what's ours is not in a thermometer chinee if we don't want americans here we have to do something about it. here. that's how my dad set out on his trip. mommy project thanks mom i'll keep my fingers crossed by and if i don't return think well of me i'll find a young man by darling let's go

the secretary, lemaire, the prime minister -- i became much clearer when i was contacted saturday about the story and not apologetic by the way. when i became aware that mr. wallace -- i know you will understand this -- mr. wallace -- i should say nothing that prejudices his rights but when i became aware he was connected i felt that was a difficult story. it was very unfortunate. this is going to be a significant story that will continue. if i am going to be a leader and do the right thing by my organization i will do something like that. >> as far as you are concerned nobody asked you to go. you made this decision also. neither the mayor nor the prime minister felt your position is untenable. they gave you support for the work you are doing. is that right? >> absolutely right. in reality when i did speak to the secretary, he accepted very reluctantly. he thought it was wrong. the secretary -- it was very sudden and she regretted my decision. it is my decision and my decision only. >> it was against the advice of many colleagues including my wife. >> -- [inaudible] >> that was the impl

the secretary, lemaire, the prime minister -- i became much clearer when i was contacted saturday about the story and not apologetic by the way. when i became aware that mr. wallace -- i know you will understand this -- mr. wallace -- i should say nothing that prejudices his rights but when i became aware he was connected i felt that was a difficult story. it was very unfortunate. this is going to be a significant story that will continue. if i am going to be a leader and do the right thing by my organization i will do something like that. >> as far as you are concerned nobody asked you to go. you made this decision also. neither the mayor nor the prime minister felt your position is untenable. they gave you support for the work you are doing. is that right? >> absolutely right. in reality when i did speak to the secretary, he accepted very reluctantly. he thought it was wrong. the secretary -- it was very sudden and she regretted my decision. it is my decision and my decision only. >> it was against the advice of many colleagues including my wife. >> -- [inaudible] >> that was the impl