when i told him that a mary pat will tell you, he got so pissed. i won, and one in a landslide that's outrageous she didn't lose i beat her. i am like look, you can think that but it's just not true and you should not be upset about it. do not get upset. i felt the same way i know of course i lost i didn't win. but what i did mr. president was n every day i went to my campain manager the day after the election in 2009 because we won with 48 and half% of the vote in the three-way race. i looked in said everyday from here on out your job is to figure out how we build that coalition. what i need to do to convince as many of the 51.5% of the people who did not vote for me too vote for me next time. if donald trump had done that he would still be in the white house today. instead what he did was decide to just play to his base. and when that happens in a closed election you don't bring the country? together, you wind of going down. and you're right again is exactly what happened to joe biden right now. joe biden promised to be the uniter and bring the c

mary pat cut it. i said here's how the cover looks fishy said wait a second to the elephant on the site has the flag. >> you don't want to tick off the red cross. >> that will tell you how little of one to look at this anymore. i read, whatever, go ahead. bike and we will tell them. it was a good catch because it probably would've gotten sued by the red cross. that's the process of the wait at least i've written in this book, and pretty much the same process the last time for let me finish as well. >> that's great. chris is a student of history, loves history. a part of this book, there's a lot of history and actually. talk to the audience about the fact that we go over conspiracy stories of why it's so important to review history and in particular the john birch society and the think they might find it interesting to know that background. >> when i started to talk about the idea and make the argument for why engaging in and spending any more time on all these different conspiracy theories have been o

so our evening's program mary pat will moderate crystal try to answer the questions. maybe try to get around the questions. we don't know yet and then we're going to have some q&a. there's a mic right here in the center for everyone to jump up and ask their questions and then that's you know, please don't be bashful and ask questions. so without further ado i present mary pat and chris christie. here thank you, peter. want to make sure i don't have any feedback on this but but this is really really great. this is a nice a nice cozy group and and i just wanted to say thank you to peter and the board the library's been an important part of our our life and our families life for the last 30 years, which is amazing. we've been here for 30 years. so we really we really appreciate all that the libraries do and i actually just paid a fine a $40 fine to the library to two weeks ago. i had to pick up a book and i guess i hadn't been in a couple years. um, so i my $40 fine. you don't even want to know. it was a book club book anyway, so, um well, thank you to everybody for comi

i said this to trump in 2017 mary pat was there. we went for lunch with the president. on valentine's day 2017 office three weeks and he called and invited us to come down and have lunch with him. he wasn't exactly my idea of valentine's day, you know meal but i got to bring mary i got to bring you so it was okay. and and he said to me. like look around. can you believe i'm here, you know, and he was showing me the oval officer and i was like, well, yeah sure you won and we sat down to talk about it at lunch and i said to him remember something. you didn't win this election. she lost it. i see that mr. president doesn't matter. because your hand was on the bible on january 20th, you're sleeping upstairs. you're sitting in this office. it doesn't matter. but now you need to make the next four years about you. so that you because you'll be the one being judged for years from now. and i said the same thing happened to me. and what i want to know nine. i didn't win. john corzine lost i mean, i'm not a big enough ego maniac to think that everybody went. oh my god. what i rea

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tackling this problem is important notjust for pat and mary but tackling this problem is importantd employers seen urgent action is needed to reverse a worrying trend. jim read bbc news. it has been described as the beating heart of the teesside industry. this morning the teesside industry. this morning the blast furnaces were frustrated. peter really cusses the report. once one of the largest in europe another part of the northeast still making part to make way. mixed emotions for local residents and former workers like tony who spent more than 30 years on site here. end of an era. more than 30 years on site here. eric of an era. start of a new one i think. met lots of friends like my wife. just to sugar was our 24th when he said anniversary. congratulations. she'll certainly be shedding a tear. that congratulations. she'll certainly be shedding a tear.— shedding a tear. at its peak the furnace produced _ shedding a tear. at its peak the furnace produced 30.6 - shedding a tear. at its peak the furnace produced 30.6 million i shedding a tear. at its peak the - furnace produced 30.6

tackling this problem is important notjust for pat and mary, but for the economy.ployers say urgent action is needed to try to reverse a worrying trend. jim reed, bbc news. new research shows that getting pregnant within a few months of a miscarriage or an abortion does not appear to pose extra risks for the mother and baby. the world health organization recommends at least a six—month gap but researchers in norway who have looked at recent real—life data suggest couples can feel safe about concieving sooner. nhs england has drawn up its first national guidance to support employees during the menopause. chief executive amanda pritchard said taboos around the subject must be broken and simple steps such as cooler uniforms and fans to reduce temperatures should be happening "right across the board". it's been described as the beating heart of the teesside steel industry, an an iconic part of the skyline, but this morning the redcar blast furnace was demolished. it's the last of around a hundred blast furnaces that once lined the river tees. peter ruddick has this rep

. >> had she ever -- >> after three months in court and 18 years after marie's death, co-prosecutor pat observed choking marie. there's only one person in this case who drove right past marie's car when they were looking for it. there's only one person who left a fresh drop of blood on marie's car. there's only one person that murdered marie jackson. and he's sitting right there. >> but the prosecution was pointing in the wrong direction, said the defense attorney in his closing remarks to the jury. >> the actual evidence does not support the allegation that andre killed marie. it certainly doesn't support it beyond or doesn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. why? there's a simple answer. andre didn't kill marie. >> nearly two decades after marie's murder, the case was finally before a jury. and just 2 1/2 hours later, there was a verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant andre jackson guilty of the crime of first-degree murder. >> andre jackson was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. for marcus singleton, this victory was bittersweet. he still want

tackling this problem is important notjust for pat and mary, but for the economy.ratulations! she will certainly be shedding a tear. at its peak, the furnace produced 3.6 million tonnes of iron a year. iron destined for british steel. ships, bridges, and construction sites around the world. more than four decades of british industrial history brought to the ground in just a few seconds. the question is what will fill this newly created gap on the iconic teesside skyline? there had been calls to stop the demolition and preserve the structure as a sculpture or attraction. however the local mayor said that had not been a viable option. the cost to the taxpayer of this site anyway since the closure of the steelworks has been astronomical, more than £200 million of lost money. but ultimately we are very practical people on teeside. we get our hands dirty, we have a proud industrial heritage and we want that opportunity again, we want those manufacturing jobs, we want those industries, those power generationjobs back. because teesside has always done that. we built the w