these needs are an edge target audience says , lorraine. and audience says, lorraine. popular courses is motor motorbikes and cars , motor motorbikes and cars, leading to a recognised and guilds qualification . daniel did guilds qualification. daniel did badly at school, rarely turned up, but has a talent for fixing things and enjoys being at an edge. so it's just about this just thing. so when you give a pro over the piston go up and then they would like move the boat, right spin it. being here makes sense that daniel in a way that school did. why do you prefer this to school? because it's like more hands on. i don't get treated like a child . i get get treated like a child. i get through like an adult. get treated like a child. i get through like an adult . and why? through like an adult. and why? why do you to learn to be a motorbike mechanic for future like that? it's like fixing bikes. i like fixing cars , bikes. i like fixing cars, whatever. and i'm told you're really good at this. yeah and how does that make you feel ? how does that make you feel? good, sam? sto

lorraine: we don't have a view on the u.s.e do feel the rates -- the interest rate cycle would peak between the first and second quarters and we could see a u-turn in the second half of next year. that mean some pressure for the u.s. dollar to come down. generally speaking that is one of the key positives that we anticipate for the equity markets in the next year. definitely the u.s. growth is going to be so much slower in 2023 but we do think it is not going to be a deep recession. we are hoping for a shallow recession. that should allow the next leg of better tailwinds for the equity space. shery: which is why we continue to talk about potential earnings weakness and profit recession when it comes to the companies reporting in the u.s. but i do wonder what that means for asian companies as well that really export a lot to this economy. lorraine: there is some cyclical weakness says but having said that we are seeing those as opportunities. some names that are global exporters like tsmc which will get a little bit of headwind

lorraine ryan told us this. "this needless publicity for them."ich i am sick to death of hearing about." "there is far more important news going on." yvonne duffy said, "they are private individuals who claim to want their privacy." do us all a favour and grant their wish." we received many similar messages, so we asked the bbc for a comment. they gave us this statement. "our coverage of the royal family examines and analyses the state of the monarchy, past and present, in which we know audience interest is high." "the trailer for the documentary from the duke and duchess of sussex highlights new insight into the couple's decision to step down from royal duties." do let us know your thoughts on that. or on any aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. now for some of your other concerns this week. one of the big political stories of the past two weeks has been allegations about baroness michelle mone. we've received a number of emails from viewers asking why bbc news did not cover the story for several days afte

for the record, this hearing lorraine open for 15 days until 5 pm on december 2nd of 2022 for the submission of statements and questions. for the record, this hearing is now adjourned.

we heard from local residents about their life under constant shelling, lorraine series, units of blood, the option, the ukrainian regime ignores all the rules and targets purely civilian areas. there are no military personnel, they're only local residence, small children leave here. i have no idea what they're doing and when it will end those 3 vanilla, there was massive shelling, 2 old women got so scared they fainted. we hope someone will help us. but i am not a day goes by and, and ask without casualties and destruction. and the reason for this is the key of regimes heavy shelling of residential areas. this shelling only grows more powerful day by day. bother ukrainian shells on fires and western weapons are raining down on the heads of civilians, folk residential neighborhoods, places of worship, and hospitals that have become legitimate targets of the key of regime in the shelling by ukrainian forces of this church in the center of dun, etc. is irrefutable evidence was of key of deliberate and planned crime as medina whose list of targets leo is consuming more and more souls. that

i'm not going to try to top lorraine. i cosigned severance.top is better call saul, the amc series and spinoff from breaking bad featuring the origin story of sleazy lawyer saul goodman. the people who made breaking bad perfected their storytelling techniques on better call saul and created this story that told us about the making of this character and also what happened after breaking bad, when the cops descended on this meth making operation and saul goodman had to go into hiding. very subtle, very sophisticated, and also a way of rewriting some of the story of the other breaking bad characters. i am a star wars and star trek nerd so i want to talk about andor, starring diego luna as a rebel leader that we also saw in the movie rogue one. this is sort of his origin story , how he came to be part of a rebel alliance that would challenge the evil empire from e star wars movies, and how the alliance was formed. it's about these people seeing a fascist government slowly take over a representative government and how the rebel alliance forms to re

and it says in union of illusion discipline, because the fall out, lorraine down on ukraine and western european countries is suicide. or because those involved in this nuclear terrorism, other one will suffer me ah, with a new deal. no exposure for you guys to review along with the project with school. a little money has been done. love schooling with there. that would limit is your media reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, i is the aggressor today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i figure out what was the question as you speak on your screen, mostly mine or wish you were banding all in ports of russian oil and gas, new g. i. g with joe biden, imposing the sanctions on russia has destroyed the americ

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you know, because the fall out, lorraine down on ukraine and western european countries. it's suicide will because those involved in this nuclear terrorism, other one will suffer me ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallow with a new deal, lowest ones or feel you along with the project. with school a little bit of the money isn't done. love the schooling with i did that would limit ah, who is the aggression today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in your future list. of course, when you're as you speak on the bill in your senior, mostly mine or wish you were banding all in ports of russian oil and gas, new g. i. g. of course, with joe by imposing these sanctions on russia

situation of the french during the second world war when they had to survive the capture of alsace and lorraineat france and the united states had deep discussions about the war in ukraine and have the same vision on this issue, which is to help ukraine resist escalation and prepare for the day when everyone will return to the negotiating table, he also said that he is ready to meet with the president of the russian federation putin. but after a conversation with the ceo of megatera pele grossi, with whom france is already working on the protection of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the safety zone at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant power plant hopes to reach an agreement with russia on this by the end of the year, the international atomic energy agency said the general director of megaten, rafael grossi, in an interview with the italian newspaper lara publica, at the same time, he did not rule out new meetings with presidents volodymyr zelenskyi and vladimir putin. he also noted that the agency's goal is to avoid nuclear accident and not to create a military situation that favored o

laredo is accused of sending fighters to syria opposition and not a party denies the charges calling lorraine imprisonment, political attack. the parties among those demanding the resignation of president site 4 was facing a political crisis. after a former president pedro castillo was impeached to entertain. last week, the peruvians have long been angry about inflation and the cost of living. a quarter of the population lives in poverty, john home and when to when a vista on the outskirts, the capital lemme to find out when we met. because enough, one of the marches the road to improve impeachment and imprisonment, the vex president pedal castillo, for those protests are about much more than one man. many peruvian to angry at their anti political close. ever wanted to show us why he invited us back to his neighborhood. this is when a vista on the outskirts of lima, where he lives with his wife. she'll be to and therefore children just 40 minutes from the high rise buildings and chic restaurants of the capital. here, there are no sewage pipes, no hospitals, no schools, no paved roads. there's

we heard from local residents about life on the siege. lorraine, serious evenness. abdulla the auction, the ukrainian regime ignores all the rules and targets purely civilian areas. there are no military personnel, they're only local residents, small children leave here. i have no idea what they're doing and when it will end those to leave. i mean there was massive shelling, 2 old women got so scared they fainted. we hope someone will help us. not a day goes by and, and ask without casualties and destruction. and the reason for this is the key of regimes heavy shelling of residential areas. this shelling only grows more powerful day by day and bob ukrainians, shelves on fires and western weapons are raining down on the heads of civilians, folk residential neighborhoods in places of worship, and hospitals that have become legitimate targets of the key of regime. oh, the shelling by ukrainian forces of this church and the center of damascus, irrefutable evidence of caves, deliberate and planned crimes. america whose lists of targets is consuming more and more sold at the curb and was eat

reset of the wedding vows that you recited but they cannot run because emily has to go to entire lorraine4 anyone prediction number two. okay well quite as well and i think in their desperation to finally get their privacy, prince harry and meghan markel are going to go and 50 state speaking tour so they can finally be left alone as we keep telling us over and over and over again and they are my favorite people in the world man come they have no self-awareness, i never understood the exception with these people and harry is only shot of wearing the crown coming as if he has birthday party at burger king yet they still parade on the media and prediction number three if you will. i think tom cruise mission impossible he will be the top box office seller of the year also you are, number one, he's writing on the success of top maverick which people and because of spicy people in the flames want to not being forced to wear a mask whenever to come america. russo bunch, leaving questions the logic of these movies like given example jon, making a mission impossible eight, the first seven missions

pee wee herman came from the groundlings, lorraine newman, phil hartman, will ferrell.issa mccarthy, kristen wiig. i only don't mention levitz, because i know that levitz will see this and it will bother him, and he will be what? you mentioned all of the groundlings but me. the most important. >> you, watching this at home, worship me! i command you! >> i joined the sketch comedy group that taught sketch as taught by the citizens brigade theater, which is fine. find what makes the scene funny and heighten the game. and all of also managed to surprise the audience. >> i think i have a lot of the symptoms that require medicinal marijuana. >> right, let's just over some of your symptoms. >> i'm bored all the time. >> last year over 10,000 people took classes at ucb. that is not even second city or any of those other places. so there's a big comedy boom going on. >> it blossomed, because there became the perception that you could actually make a living, that if you got into these schools and came to these companies, you would get into a community, where you can build a care

lorraine giving over lorraine was just giving over how many off. now, lorraine how many time off.leep for week. he lives sleep is for the week. he lives in i do he under the desk in l. i do he under the desk just into that. yeah. yeah, it's got sleeping bag and everything. who's dawn. dawn got sleeping bag and everything. who':morning dawn. dawn got sleeping bag and everything. who':morning to dawn. dawn got sleeping bag and everything. who':morning to you. dawn. dawn got sleeping bag and everything. who':morning to you. merry dawn good morning to you. merry christmas. morning patrick. nelly. merry christmas you nelly. merry christmas to you both. song is annie both. my favourite song is annie version yes god rest ye version of god. yes god rest ye merry gentlemen . i got there. in merry gentlemen. i got there. in the end, it's just superb, says don. i don't know if i've heard that version. don't know. but maybe for last play out. also, we all just sing for like driving home you go people about you not going to sing it but the pogues fairytale the queen could sing that , you know,

. >> "saturday night live" definitely early on amazing that right out of the gate it was lorraine newmane curtain and gilda radner. >> candy? candy. >> they could definitely hang with the guys. they were just as important. they were hilarious. >> hey, stud muffins? want to make bouncy-bouncy? >> they had three female performers and three female writers. which if you look at the comedy landscape at that time, is unheard of. >> what made "saturday night live" different from those other shows was our show was the first one to really have a voice for a younger generation. >> then the man -- [ sounds ] >> that's disgusting. >> and then you scream, and then he screams, and then it's over. >> the early days of "snl" were a tale of two worlds because you had these great female writers like ann beats and marilyn miller and rosy shuster. then you had -- john belushi didn't want to do pieces written by women. >> i want a steak, i like american food. don't push me -- >> john used to regularly ask for the women to be fired on the show. because chicks just weren't funny. >> awful -- couldn't be worse.

places like toledo, lorraine, detroit, buffalo, flint. places with hardworking people throughout the region have been scared. and struggle still to recover from the outsourcing of manufacturing and shipping jobs, including an agriculture to penny-wage countries. meanwhile, impacted towns like chicago, erie, pennsylvania, cleveland, ohio are limited in their ability to halt climate change and reverse its effects on their shorelines and natural habitats. the great lakes region, the largest body of fresh water on earth, needs accelerated investments and strategic support to get back on track. last year in a bipartisan manner, this congress accomplished what many had tried but failed to do. pass an historic investment in jobs and infrastructure. billions of dollars are already on their way to someplaces, but we need to accelerate them to this region. these dollars will empower our communities to rebuild roads and bridges, improve ports, raillines, airports,erni energy and water infrastructure, protect lake erie and the adjoining great lakes w

exquisite, ornamental precious stones and pearls and twenty enamel icons . shush album is also called lorrainef and you won't believe this roof. he was melted, he was not only the orphans of the orthodox world, but among the catholic ones, so it was on khorog that joan of duck was such a roof. the creation of such a cross was a complex and delicate jewelry business, which was undertaken by the polotsk master, lazar boksha, the name of the jeweler is known, since he himself engraved it on the reverse side of the relic. lord, help your servant lazarus, named bokshi, who made the cross. this holy savior and off russia herself called the axis of russia not in russian and afrosyne in belarusian and blue flat. uh, it sounds like not in our modern mm modern transliteration, but in an ancient ancient indication, as in russia through the same name we meet, for example, on press, the euphrosynist is also off. russia is not. here. eh, it is obvious that, well, at that time she called herself so, uh, so she called herself so it was correctly written precisely with the advent of life, euphrosyne and polish

just hours officers roof is arrest alley. lorraine is accused of sending fighters to syria is opposition and the policy denies the charges, the calling law imprisonment a political attack. the parties amongst those do demanding the resignation of president said. and a palestinian man has died of cancer while serving multiple licenses in his riley prison. not at all, but homemade has been jailed for his role in attacks of killed 7 israelis and several palestinians. the palestinians accused israeli officials of denying made proper treatment since his diagnosis. israel says he received regular care. some palestinians began a general strike him. he occupied west bank of the news of his death. russia and human rights activists in indonesia are concerned. a new criminal code will stifle free speech in the countries in the world at 1st large democracy. rather, any one perceives, re insulting the president can face jell time. it's one of several articles in a controversial new law as jessica washington now reports from jakarta. for more than a decade, tony milwaukee on his painted sum of indones

gwala and lorraine lin have been charged with eight counts of trafficking and labor code violations. these charges stem from an investigation into the poor and inhumane working conditions of the suspects. nanny authorities say the couple took the woman's passport. forrester to sleep in a storage closet, refused, giving her cell service. and even a living wage is a pita is richmond's newest city council member after his name was drawn today as the winner. the november election between the pita and his opponent, andrew, but resulted in a tie each of them received 1921 votes. under county rules, each candidate had to write their names on a piece of paper placed inside an envelope. then put it inside a bag before name was drawn, peter says he's the first openly gay man to serve on the council and he became emotional today about what this win means to him and the lgbtq community. so i brought my rainbows with me. and i brought my little unicorn. and in my socks. you see, love is love. i want to be able to leave my community. where that might set. with a mindset that we could be different.

this weekend i was watching david rubenstein on another network, and he did a great interview with lorraines widow, and asking about remember when he was creating the iphone. did he let you see it? it was top secret and i thought to myself, when is the next revolutionary product versus evolutionary? something that is completely separate from the ipad or the iphone, and is it the apple car? where is the next thing? what do you hear? you're out in california. >> well here is what i hear. first of all the apple car we've been sort of waiting for for a long time and we know that's not happening nor have they been able to develop any self-driving software of any significance that would drive an operating system. google has done better at that but my friends in hollywood are all talking about are these potentially ar/vr-type glasses that apple may or may not be making and this is an area that everybody is looking for and a lot of people have been working mostly around the occulus under facebook but boy if apple could come up with some sort of game changing glasses that would really, you know, be

authorities say hills a regular are regular, rather and lorraine limb have both been charged with eightounts of trafficking and labor code violations. the charges stem from an investigation into the working conditions of the suspects nanny who they brought from the philippines to san francisco in 2019, authorities say the couple took the woman's passport forced her to sleep in a storage closet and confiscated her cell phone. the future for former fcc dublin warden ray garcia will be decided by a jury . during closing arguments. prosecutors reiterated that garcia used his power to abuse women who were jailed there. they say garcia thought he was above the law and never counted on the women coming forward to testify. test course of former fcc, dublin guard and whistleblower says regardless of the verdict, she wants the case to stay in the spotlight. i want people to understand that it's not just the warden. ah! he's been around a long time. he's he was one of the golden boys of the bureau. but there's people up on top that know about it that this happens a lot. and it just gets covered. y

>> my name is lorraine. i think something else is going on with this election and reelection before that. you have elon musk, okay? now, nobody ever questions how elon musk managed -- oh, sorry. i saido no one questions how en musk manage to get all the information that teslaad had, bt i will tell you this, , okay? what you are seeing right now has nothing to do with the democratic party of the republican party. what you are seeing now, okay, that whether you believe this or not, tesla, nikola tesla, we know for a fact that he had 958 patent, okay? one of those patents was he, we know this for a fact, that hg wells and him constantly would no doubt went up back and forth through time. i know that sounds really crazy to k most people. okay, what you're seeing now is kind of like a war of the world's,s, okay? tesla's technology is what you're seeingg right now. that's what you are saying. i know that sounds really crazy, but that is a fact. okay? it is probably trump did win, okay, and they robbed it, okay? ye

we are inside tejo at terminal 1 at oak and look at lorraine and lorena you want to wait to the camerack. hey lorena. she's been back here working for us on a bowl and that is just one example of something that you can take on your flight with you. this is one of the new eateries inside. oh ak and i do have kaylee. we're gonna work our little camera movement magic here and get next to kaylee again. hello. so this is just one example one else. do you have here new at the airport? yes. so we've already talked about tay-ho i earlier this evening. we mentioned oakland draft house here in terminal 2 that offers american classics and coming soon we have calavera which is going to offer mexican cuisine based on the oakland locations. so you're really getting a taste of the east bay here at oakland international airport and later next year. we will be opening up the oakland a. clubhouse and that will have american classic food as well as a's inspired decor again just have that feeling of the east bay here at oik love that so lots to eat, but first you clearly have to get here to eat. this plac

my name is lorraine gidney, and i think something else is going on with election and the election before that. you have elon musk. okay. now, nobody questions how elon musk managed. oh, sorry. i said no questions. how elon musk managed to get all the information that tesla had. but i will tell you this. okay. what you're seeing right now has nothing to do with the democrat party or the republican party. what you're seeing now. okay. now, whether you believe this or not, tesla, nikolai, tesla. okay. we know for a fact that he had 958 patents. okay. one of those patents was he we know this for a fact that h.g. wells and him constantly would no doubt went up in and forth through time. i know that sounds really crazy. it's the most people. okay. what you're seeing now is kind of like a war of the war worlds. okay. tesla's is what you're seeing right now. that's what you're seeing. and i know that sounds really crazy, but that is a fact. okay. it is probably trump win. okay. and they robbed it. okay. yes. yeah. hi, sandra. here. so it's times like these when we have the most dangerous preside

, 60, and reporter for lorraine, 60, and he has split his actress wife, brianna deutch , who's 38 aftert married when he was, say, 50 to 50, what she would have been like 29, 30. this is that's a hell of an age. but is he rich? he said he's brother to lucy . on he said he's brother to lucy. on the table was king. oh i'm not jonathan . so he's. the table was king. oh i'm not jonathan . so he's . yes, he's the jonathan. so he's. yes, he's the that's in prison for things. i'm not sure he's married. he's he's brother. he said something brother. he said something brother to somebody important. well it's definitely not jonathan. he's your supplement. you never mentioned jonathan . you never mentioned jonathan. no, it doesn't . his brother, no, it doesn't. his brother, it's a it's a divorce. why would it's a it's a divorce. why would it mention his in the football? it is. i thought . throw me under it is. i thought. throw me under the bus so. yeah. age gaps. yeah age gap. yeah you're big an age . so what's the biggest age gap. ten years. my wife is , is it is ten years. my wife is, is it is yo

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hi, lorraine . still rockett ? yes. lorraine. we still rockett? yes. you what's healthy and it's a relationship between young people and their grandparents. my grandma lived with us when we were growing up and she was born in 1908 and now you do have i think you learn as a child and you learn as you do that a real risk impact. yes. i feel elders , that's that's very feel elders, that's that's very good. maybe not so many families do that anymore . but yes, as a do that anymore. but yes, as a as a child, you would always learn that that elderly person sitting chair in the sitting in a chair in the corner, is how i remember corner, which is how i remember my lil . they always my great aunt lil. they always had certain things, wisdom to say . they'd seen it before . they say. they'd seen it before. they were calm. they didn't used to get as upset as your parents. they would have a much calmer view on the world. and so instead of thinking of older people as just this mob of people as just this mob of people that have to be classified in a certain way, you

. >> host: host: let's go to lorraine in pennsylvania.ou are up first for the congressman. >> caller: caller: it is nice to get to talk to you since you won't hold town halls so those of us who aren't republicans rarely get to interact with you. i was curious do you agree to speak to the lancaster paper after the election and you indicated some of the priorities you have for the upcoming term. one of them, a lot of them are investigations which is at odds with your hammering of inflation constantly prior to the election. and one of them happens to be investigations of the leak of tax information regarding billionaires. i am curious how that's relevant to your constituents since i don't think there are too many billionaires. i'm also curious as an aside what he used taxpayer funder tax to fund a tax on democrats? you have a number of which who are are your constituents at a not sure why our tax dollars are used to publish social media attacks against them. thank you for entertaining my question. guest: thank you, it's wonderful to have the

to be clear, lorraine service standards to increase on-time percentages is not the solution. it is also critical that the postal service closely examine planned service changes that could negatively impact service quality, especially as we move into peak season. the american public deserves a high quality postal service that as reliable, affordable, and exhaustible to all. i look forward to this committee continuing to work with the postal service to ensure that the american public is getting in the service that it expects and deserves. and this committee will always be a partner in improving services and supporting the post office. with that, and without objection, all members have five legislative days in which to submit additional written questions for the witnesses to the chair, which will be forwarded to the witnesses for the response. i ask our witnesses to please respond as promptly as you are able. i also joined my colleagues in wishing all of you a very happy holiday season for thanksgiving in for the holiday heineken christmas season. thank you all for being here to

jose villa and lorraine limb have both been charged with eight counts of trafficking and labor code violationsm an investigation into inhumane working conditions for their nanny. has already said the couple took the woman's passport forced her to sleep in a storage closet, refused to give her cellphone service and did not pay a living wage your time right now. san francisco state senator scott wiener says someone sent an email threatening to bomb his home and shoot at his office in sacramento. he says the note in crude language also threatened to kill him and called him a quote pedophile and groomer. senator weiner blames right wing commentators and politicians for creating a hostile atmosphere and using derogatory, hateful terms. to describe lgbtq people. san francisco police say they arrested a hit and run suspect after chase in the city. according to police. the suspect hidden injured pedestrian near oracle park yesterday. they say the suspect, then fled the scene and ditched black suv in the bayview district and gillman avenue at haas st san bruno. police were called in to help with a cani

other, there we will forget about the crimea, as the germans and the french forgot about alsace lorraineu know, they fought for it for hundreds of years, fought, fought. thank you for telling a history textbook, dear ones, alas, there is no such chance, after the start of a special military operation, even that a fairly noticeable part of the russian population of eastern ukraine who really wanted to go to russia, i'm talking about residents. kharkov, i have relatives there. i am in dialogue with them. yes , even this is a small part. here, i mean no. she is on the wok. it was big. they wanted to go to russia after the fourteenth year. they say, take us they said in kharkov how to take the crimea unfortunately, when rockets are already falling on your head, you have a relationship. to this fraternal country, russia is changing a lot, including for those who are there, therefore, i agree. in relation to the state , it can change, but this does not mean that they will support this story of barbarism and so on, because the people who are sitting in kharkov , they forgive me, maybe i will sa

lorraine, do you quite this story? the bbc quite like this story? saying it. bbc is going woke and rewriting irish history. bbc rewriting irish history. the bbc is rewriting british history to promote a woke agenda . now, promote a woke agenda. now, danny, i'm ex bbc they're in the now you oh god me that this isn't true is both this is a specific criticism of a series of documentaries quite understandably , people have got understandably, people have got around the world to highlight the evils of the british empire. now, now the critics for this article are saying that, okay , article are saying that, okay, yes, the data the uk, also great britain was guilty, but it also needed balancing with some positive stuff came out of it. why did it. well well, that's because we've had years and years and years of it not being balanced. why can we have it over? plenty of the way? we do need to be told the truth. so they don't mean well because they don't mean well because they just being truthful. well, okay. now bbc being well, i can speak more about that bec

she doesn't think it's a gateway , doesn't think it's a gateway, but it does is lorraine about that? is not as effective as ordinary for medical use . i ordinary for medical use. i think that's a really, really interesting question. and it's a it's a complicated one to answer because there is evidence around medicinal cannabis. i'm not saying that they haven't trials conducted and some of the trials have shown that. why do plants or whole plant extracts work better than just isolating specific compound. but we need to understand why that is. there's a number of potential reasons for that. and that's another area of research . i'm another area of research. i'm that we don't want to be in a baby and bathwater situation when we do have evidence, we do have trials that show that some cannabis products in some indications are really effective and we should encourage prescribing where appropriate in those areas. but we desperately need to do research and need to do the research and certainly and certainly what certainly do. and certainly what we people thinking we do want is people thinkin

that was lorraine. our next caller is in stockton, california on the independent line. is your thoughts this morning? turn down your tv a little bit, alberto, when you are on. caller: ok. i only need 60 seconds or less. are you there? host: yes, go ahead. caller: good morning. ok. i am alberto lopez, i am neither democrat nor republican, i truly believe there should be amnesty to all hispanics on american soil. then build the wall and i won't use the word gun and i will put authority on and why do i only see american authority on it? believe me, there are people behind them are the people coming here and women and children should be protected and i do not like the word illegal, migrant. they are humans. i am an hispanic american and i live in stockton, california and i have a great job and they give me all the benefits, the american dream. that is what i think everybody is chasing and we should secure our border and thank you very much. host: all right. let's go now to the democratic line, garrett calling from kansas city, missouri. go ahead. host: hello there. -- calle

that was lorraine. our next caller is in stockton, california on the independent line.s your thoughts this morning? turn down your tv a little bit, alberto, when you are on. caller: ok. i only need 60 seconds or less. are you there? host: yes, go ahead. caller: good morning. ok. i am alberto lopez, i am neither democrat nor republican, i truly believe there should be amnesty to all hispanics on american soil. then build the wall and i won't use the word gun and i will put authority on and why do i only see american authority on it? believe me, there are people behind them are the people coming here and women and children should be protected and i do not like the word illegal, migrant. they are humans. i am an hispanic american and i live in stockton, california and i have a great job and they give me all the benefits, the american dream. that is what i think everybody is chasing and we should secure our border and thank you very much. host: all right. let's go now to the democratic line, garrett calling from kansas city, missouri. go ahead. host: hello there. -- caller:

we've got roger and lorraine who say to the best news channel and they've sent us in two cups of teay pleasing? that is a lovely tree. thank points thank you. symmetry on points that we love that really very much indeed. melissa has been in touch as well. oh, yes . pat touch as well. oh, yes. pat patches. yes here we go. chumley a british bulldog looking very festive. my gosh , look at tommy. festive. my gosh, look at tommy. he is like a chumley. festive. my gosh, look at tommy. he is like a chumley . he tells he is like a chumley. he tells it like a tommy. it's a great, great name for him. massive tommy . he great name for him. massive tommy. he might be carrying a bit of extra weight, although they're natural for that they're this natural for that breed little bit chubby, fat breed. a little bit chubby, fat shame tummy shame. i'm sorry shame, tummy shame. i'm sorry i'm late . and alan's also sent i'm late. and alan's also sent in a picture of his dog, says good morning to two amazing ladies this morning. thank you very much for the doll ni honey honey the dog was honey the dog . ye

what would happen if we went out into the street in berlin and sang the song: “vienna and alsace, lorrainenging] i was born in the soviet union! i was made in the ussr! well, if you look at history, the german reich did lose the first world war, and took the blame for it. but the germans had far stronger conditions for resentment and shame. for the russians, i would say, they arose by themselves. if only because there was a different president before… excuse me, a different general secretary. who talked about europe as a shared home. we must bear the burden of responsibility with all peoples for the fate of our common home. the other presidents of russia picked this idea up one after another, and were welcomed all across europe. this is the difference between russia today and germany then. for the russian federation! and now that the ideological split of the world has been overcome, its potential can be fully realized. if we are talking about this weimar syndrome, one further comparison that can be made [between weimar germany] with the 90s [in russia] is a total disregard for danger, and