there's a mass of wisdom in this chamber and madge nations. and i believe it's the perfect place to debate our future as we move forward and to insure in the future parliaments and governments are more connected to each other. i know under guidance of the president, you've already started to discuss the issues in a thoughtful and productive manner and even before the commissions wide paper you adopted three resolutions on our paper. i hope this first debate will be lively and spontaneous. and i look forward to engaging with you during the course of this session. the european union has always offered the promise of a better future. it's a future that will not be handed to us. we must work to create it. we can achieve a more perfect union and we can speak to europe's soul. our values like peace, friendship, justice and cooperation are the values we're committed to in advancing on the island of ireland within our european family and in our relations in the wider world. europe has been a great success and we owe its achievements, peace, individual

normal people come to madge and not until they're in that situation themselves as i was going to just live through them sit with us and. we visit never a dinner at home he lives just a few minutes from the cemetery together with his wife and their seven year old daughter. will. never again has no contact with his serbian father in law he's only ever seen him once when he picked up his wife there's been radio silence ever since. a bit of a problem for the war mixed families were normal. there weren't any straits that didn't have at least one mixed couple and one that we never paid attention to that bosnia background. only guy couldn't tell croatia you know serbian names upon which of. the war may be in the past but it's still a big problem for mixed couples. they still fear they could have to choose sides if a conflict between the ethnic groups flares up again. we're back with i'm allowed scientists school she believes that bosnia could become one country even if the ethnic groups don't intermarry. but most of the plot we have to say unity in diversity means we have our differences and

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everywhere are held responsible for everybody else or madge and injustice perpetrated by israel and finally very glad to welcome ben so mccoskey to the show he's the director of human rights watch and he has experienced the problem we're talking about the first time around he says anti-semitism in germany is escalating and increasingly normalized and the state is responding too slowly. it was indeed your son who suffered the abuse that i referred to at the opening of the show would you tell us a little bit about what happened there. yeah he was new at the school and at the end of the first week a teacher asked what kind of world religions do you guys know and what kind of house of worship so the students. mosque and then it was my son's turn and he said cynical to teach us are you jewish and he said yes and that is when everything started to take started and what exactly was everything. started with verbal abuse and bullying and then also physical attacks he was beaten very badly hands of the students at this and he was also there was a mock execution and that was the point when we took him

that bad so the money is funded upward the people running the schools are making i don't know about madge and some of these people are making half a million dollars a year or more there's some charter franchise across america i mean they're raking in these c.e.o.'s are raking in millions of dollars a week money to run these jurors so people don't understand that dynamic as well. precisely and you mentioned indiana that's the focus of your book on the hoosier school heist but as i understand it the constitution is a constitution of indiana doesn't really allow for the state to actually. fund nonpublic schooling so how are the people of indiana responding to this this recent venture into about jurors and charter programs. well their argument is that the money follows the child case so it is for the school vouchers they have these s g o's they're called that are set up that take care of actually getting the money to go to the school. so. that's how that works now there's a lot of there's a lot of things going on too with. no you know what was the question you know i'm sorry i have lost the t

after martin mcguinness is's death madge arlene foster shook hands with his successor but the two leadersn't proved able to overcome their differences. the dup now hold the balance of power on the green benches at westminster but back at stormont, the blue benches of the northern ireland assembly remain empty with soulful servers running the administration on a day—to—day basis. running the administration on a day-to-day basis. there is an imperative to get back to business but we don't know what shape that will take as neither sinn fein or the dup will soften their positions. the secretary of state has made no further moves towards imposing direct rule. the politicians who are meant to meet here have continued to get paid. recently an official report recommended that those salaries should be caught by a third. what impact that might have on this assembly that never sets remains farfrom certain. that is how they got at this point. what about now? with me to discuss all of that i am joined by a columnist from the irish news and the political editor at the newsletter. there's talk about moo

together they have two small children, brock and madge, that i'm sure require a lot of love and attention. we're sad to see emily go, but we wish her nothing but the best and want to express our sincere gratitude for her service to the senate. we know her future will be bright in whatever path she decides to take. madam president, i yield the floor. and i'd note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. cornyn: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: i would ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: i have nine requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. these have been approved by both the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. cornyn: i'd note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. peters: madam president, i ask the quorum call be