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lucy listened to me when she got back, she only said she wassorry.lad we were sleeping together . so that's a lovely description i think of the comfort you're able to get from your mother even at that point when she was not very well in talking about whathad happened . how did yourrelationship to death and dead bodies and what was going on in that regard shift and change ? >> when you see so much death day after day, week after week and i hate to admit this but it becomes a normal site to see a dead body. like that was the first time and it affected me verydeeply . and i think that somehow that site stayed with me always, that first experience of seeing a dead body. i've never forgotten. >> and describe what it was like when you got to algeria and indeed on the way to algeria. there is a wonderful description of people finishing lunch. was it lunch? perhaps there was lunch. there was lots of leftover food and the bandit just threw them overboard because they finished that meal and he would make another meal and as you say it could have saved your fat

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over for the first three or four days that it came out because that's all anybody wanted to listen to. ♪ lucyrucial that it should progress as art. ♪ ♪ pleased to meet you all now ♪ hope you guess my name >> the british invasion changed pretty much everything. >> it was not just a sound or a band or a phenomenon, but it was the beginning of the most powerful decade in popular music. ♪ religion was being forced ♪ down in monterey >> rock 'n' roll music was very important in the growth of the society. we were able to speak our minds. we did shake up the world. >> there's no desire in any of our heads to sort of take over the world, you know. there is, however, a desire to get power in order to use it for good. ♪ ♪ love, love, love >> how many people that you started loving in 1964 do you still love? the beatles and the british invasion may be the greatest love story, in a cultural sense, that's ever been. ♪ all you need is love all together now! ♪ all you need is love everybody! ♪ all you need is love, love, love is all you need ♪ ♪ love is all you need, love is all you need ♪ ♪ love is all you

now and the political situation of course those questions are still to be answered lucy thank you so much for that listen human then us take a look now at how bolivia got to this point in 2016 voters rejected morale his attempt to amend the constitution to run for a 4th term he took the case to court and judges ruled that he could stand on the ballot now following last month's elections he declared himself the outright winner before official results have been released that ignited 3 weeks of protests with the opposition alleging electoral fraud a preliminary report by the organization of american states says that they found clear ballot alterations recommended a fresh election or pressure mounted on morale has to step down when police in several cities joined the protests on saturday he agreed to call for a select and so here on sunday then announcing of course he's resignation as president well and who is a journalist focusing on letting america at the gray zone which is an independent news website and he joins us now from washington d.c. nice to have you with us i want to get your thoughts immediately

lucy. i was good at imitating voices. so i would listenhow he wanted to say it and i would say it just that way. but he would say a few words and i tried to repeat exactly the way he said it. it kept being wrong because it had a little bit of an accent. i had to end up doing it a different way. >> charlie brown, oh, charlie brown. >> i remember being in the sound stage, we would be in there by ourself. they didn't want us to rehearse the script. it was a dry run-through. >> she must think i'm the most stupid person alive. >> they were looking for a candid voice coming out of a kid. >> what's this? a piece of toast. >> we didn't record together in the studio. >> we would see the other kids coming in and out. >> we would bump into each other and get to know each other a little bit. >> some years later, we're at redwood high school in corte madera and we saw each other. oh, my god, there's lucy. >> charlie brown was a big part of our lives. a classic piece of americana. >>> there's something special about seeing these characters. i had no ide

listen about his fight. but 1st your reaction to last week's show on the achievement of lucy's law the legislation that bans a 3rd party seal of poppies martin says can anyone have a discussion about the welfare and over breeding of greyhounds as they are always overlooked please bring this up alex will look at that morty of course bob says how about a law to ensure all cuts in scotland are neutered to help the endangered wild cat species from becoming extinct or cross brit bill says superbe raising the awareness which is joined by unscrupulous battery farmers and the sheer ignorance of the public thanks folks and finally protection he says part of the reason there's an explosion in puppy farms is ridiculous how can prices by kennel club breeders sometimes charge over $1000.00 pounds for the current trendy dogs these puppy farms are cashing in on this by selling pedigree pups a lot cheaper no matter how often people are told they think they're getting a bargain and end up with a sick puppy that costs them a fortune in vague fees now back to alex in barcelona speaking 1st to laura match to tell. your husband

people in the scotland the people in the old iraq never listen about his fight but 1st your reaction to last week show on the achievement of lucy's law the legislation that bans of 3rd party feel of poppy's martin says can anyone have a discussion about the welfare and overbreeding of grey hines as they are always overlooked please bring this up alex will look at that morty of course bob says how about 2 law to ensure all cuts in scotland are neutered to help the endangered wildcat species from becoming extinct or cross brit.

they will be crying into their coffee by the time they have listened to our focus group, but good money to tom brake from the lib dems, lucyies use focus groups? i don't think political parties should use focus groups to work out what their principles are, but having a better understanding of how people are responding to those principles is a legitimate use of focus groups. lucic? we conduct our own focus groups most evenings of the week when we go knocking on doors and talking to voters. i think focus groups are an important way of refining one's message. as tom says, it's not about what your values should be, but maybe how you can get those messages across.” should be, but maybe how you can get those messages across. i load the cult of the focus group. i think it turns politicians into followers rather than leaders —— loads the cult of the focus group. as tom says, if you have principles and you believe in what is right for the country, you should lead and persuade people rather than co nsta ntly persuade people rather than constantly sitting down and refining your messages. and just saying what people want to hear. with

lucy, that was just the beginning. >> driving that historic flip, activists, georgia natives, some transplants, some from even other parties. >> some tell my husband i was a gun-toting, lynn ba-listeningth and she definitely believes the president should be impeached even though she knows it will inner jazz republican voters sheerks not worried. >> we're on a roll and there's a whole wave even since lucy's election. >> lucy mcbath is one of those house democrats elected in a tru trump-voting district where impeachment is a tightrope walk. >> she's kept her head down and continued to work, and that's the thing that republicans -- they can't -- they can't argue with that. >> actually they do. >> i think it is a sham, and it's not as much the impeachment itself as the process that they're going to that is unprecedented in the history of this country. >> debbie fisher is also a politically active sixth district suburbanite and she sees the impeachment issue completely different. joining protesters outside mcbath's local congressional office. >> she doesn't want to hear from people. >> uh-huh. >> she believes americans are suffering from trump investigation fatigue and the impeachment inqu