prime minister morrison: mr.- brian: i thought it was rather a privilege that tim was one of those who received the invitation. i would imagine that any incumbent for the--speaking for the first time would ask people to attend who were in some way special him. louise: when tim and lynelle stewart celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary in august 2017, then-treasurer scott morrison sent his congratulations on lynelle's facebook page. "happy anniversary guys - still remember you telling jen and i a very long time ago in our little flat in bronte that you had an amazing guy - you were right." these photos which they shared on facebook are from the following year, when the morrison family holidayed with the stewarts on the new south wales south coast. when the morrisons moved into the prime minister's residence in sydney, kirribilli house, lynelle stewart was hired to work as a household attendant. karen: lynelle was looking after the children and the dog even before she was employed, so certainly was helping out.

toni morrison in the works of. baldwin am beginning to hear some of those things that i was recognizing a child, that they are also within with some of the questions that that i have and i use them as teachers but more than put us on that front page put us in the books and didn't care about centering anything else and as a young as a youngster, when i stumbled on her, it felt like the entire parameters of my world had been shifted and reshaped. and i really informative ways to kind of stop there. erica, thank you. i'm here very quickly. wow. thank you so much i would like to quickly remind our audience that the last 30 minutes of our conversations are reserved for questions. so please, please, any buttons and questions as the speakers are speaking and the comments using our chat feature. next up, we can load jibran muhammad. thanks. this is a lot of fun and it's wonderful to hear how there's so much overlap in everyone's story, the sort of origin stories that what motivated there. there were the writing that create

and if it wasn't for toni morrison and alice walker and james baldwin and ice cube and the q-tips, we wouldn't have known it. so for me that, those are the works for me that illustrate the complexity of the black experience. merely showing me that it was complex, that, you know, a soul album is so far removed from and nwa album. but is this something that i s obsessed with both of them equally. because i just never, that sort of complexity with something that was never taught to me, and something that culture and african-american culture taught me. and it continues, that spills over in my work. i think that's a different question. >> thank you so much. that is really powerful. i mean, i'm learning, i learned about thorndale hurston wish of the same sort of pushed back with using certain language within her work and going up or my mom and dad and i often had this conversation of using hot water and saying things like this johnson realizing that's rooted in language that we were taught during enslavement and the wind which we created it come like it's ours now but the roots of it we sti

toni morrison in the works of. baldwin am beginning to hear some of those things that i was recognizing a child, that they are also within with some of the questions that that i have and i use them as teachers but more than put us on that front page put us in the books and didn't care about centering anything else and as a young as a youngster, when i stumbled on her, it felt like the entire parameters of my world had been shifted and reshaped. and i really informative ways to kind of stop there. erica, thank you. i'm here very quickly. wow. thank you so much i would like to quickly remind our audience that the last 30 minutes of our conversations are reserved for questions. so please, please, any buttons and questions as the speakers are speaking and the comments using our chat feature. next up, we can load jibran muhammad. thanks. this is a lot of fun and it's wonderful to hear how there's so much overlap in everyone's story, the sort of origin stories that what motivated there. there were the writing that create

headlines around the world today. australia's parliament is to center former prime minister scott morrison for secretly appointing himself to a number of ministries during the cove it pandemic. judicial inquiry found that morrison had not acted illegally but that the secrecy had on the mind. trust in government. at least 14 people have died in a landslide in cameroon capital. yeah. one day the victims had been attending a funeral ceremony. rescue teams are still searching for survivors. as dozens more are missing. the governor describe the areas dangerous and urged people to leave. in his nightly address, ukraine's president followed him his zalinski hughes, russia planning new strikes on his country, and warned citizen soldiers to be prepared. meanwhile, authorities in key, se there close to restoring power and water. but high consumption means some blackouts have been imposed. fighting is far from over in the southern city of harrison. so it's back on the ukrainian control russian forces continue to shell, the city from across the pro river. at the same time, people there are coming to g

jeff morrison, who will introduce our guest speaker. dr. morrison. well, you. mr. larson and good morning, everyone. when he wanted to reassure his fellow new yorkers and other round of fires of, the wisdom of the proposed constitution he had helped make alexander hamilton, writing as publius in number nine, felt to square the new constitution with the writings of, quote, that great man montesquieu. this is in federalist nine. montesquieu, the french political philosopher and admirer, the unwritten british constitution. a philosopher also called james madison, quote, the celebrated in those same federalist papers. indeed, montesquieu was most quoted enlightenment authority during that decade of constitution making the 1780s, and yet he's been conspicuously absent in our course the foundations of american constitutional wisdom, whose credit is awarded georgetown university. you recall you had to endure lecture for me on the on the enlightenment and the scottish enlightenment, but we knew we knew that we would have today's from one of the country's leading authoritie

hairs keith morrison with "evil intent". >> it was 9:00 in the morning on the 20th with june, 2015. omaha, nebraska. missy nelson's morning ritual was interrupted by a phone call. it was the bank where her daughter jessica worked. she was an hour late. >> i was like, what, what do you mean she's not there? they're like, we she's not here and we've been clogging. her and she's not answering. >> the thing was, jessica was never late. missy tried calling her. no answer. panic now she ran to her car. was jessica at home, sick? >> it's like, let's call her on the way over there. i was thinking, i don't know where she's at. and then i started to think, really bad things. maybe she was in a ditch somewhere passed out. maybe she was in a really bad car accident. >> did you know it was something bad? , >> i felt something was wrong. so, i get over there and her car is in the driveway. i'm like, ok she is here. she's not in an accident. but why isn't she answering the phone? >> the door was locked. so, missy used her key to let herself in. >> i walk in and her house is really dark. i can't fi

i just wanted to add. >> with literary critique so like toni morrison and memoirs of riders. my question begins with doctor green. origin stories. >> multiple voices of storytelling reveal the complexity of the experiences. how do you include the very genres that you represent? >> it feels like writing with parameters to expand of it. i feel like the conversations that we have here are for another generation that's already coming up. we are not the only ones doing the work but i'm excited to see those that are coming forward and expanding where we left off. >> sometimes it is under that teaching and expanding. also encouraging those books as well. the books to discuss them as we would but also i think it means reading some of these as well [inaudible] the whole book can teach you how to t read the other book and tht is one of the things, the reasons in which it can kind of expand the war on reading more books and also reading these established books in different ways. >> going on to ask questions when will we see history. >> it's being developed so hopefully soon. another que

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. >> no not the election brickwork so the morrison government is no longer thing.o you have a reaction with that might mean for the great barrier reef? and second as a click when the average layperson who does not work in science can do to support coral reefs? x well, they can from the point of view of some of the scientists in australia who are very verbal about the morrison government on twitter. i'm sure they will be elated the morrison government supported some of the worst coal mine development in australia like right on the banks of the great barrier reef which is critically threatened by climate change asi i said. i am sure there's probably some happiness. i do not know enough to say what the next government will do. i do know there is a lot of effort from people who cared about climate change in australiaa in this election. that is nice there voices were recognized. sobu they picked up a lot of ses will see what happens. the australian government has done a great job of creating a marine protected area, largely preventing mining on the greatf, barrier reef

so the morrison government is no longer a thing. wow, and do you have a reaction as to what that might mean for the great barrier reef and then second just as a quick one. is there anything the average late person who doesn't work in science or can do to support coral reefs in any way well so i'm i'm speaking from the point of view of some of the scientists in australia who are very verbal about the morrison government on twitter, and i'm sure there'll be elated the morrison government affect supported some of the worst coal mine development in australia, like right on the banks of the great barrier reef, which is critically threatened by climate change as i said, so that's you know, i'm sure there's probably some happiness. i i don't know, you know. enough to say what the next government will do. i do know that there was a lot of effort from people who cared about climate change in australia in the selection. so that's nice that their voices were. recognized awesome that yeah, so the greens picked up a lot of seeds is what he said.

patrick, fog al jazeera hongkong, former australian prime minister scott morrison has been reprimanded by m. peace for secretly appointing himself to several senior ministries during the pandemic. it's the 1st time parliament has officially censured. the former prime minister, they said morrison's actions had shattered democratic norms made accountability impossible. before more conservative leader is still an m p. this government. i acknowledge that the non disclosure of arrangements is cause unintentional offense and extended apology to those who were offended. but mister speaker, i do not apologize for taking action, especially prudent redundancy action in a national crisis in order to save lives and to save livelihoods. palla should never be abused. this was an abuse of power, and a trashing. i'll bear democracy. the man who murdered one of south africa's leading anti apartheid activists has been stabbed in prison. jennifer relish was due to be released on parole on thursday, after nearly 3 decades of jail who was attacked my fellow inmate and is now in stable condition pollution s

they said morrison's actions had shattered democratic norms and made accountability impossible. the former conservative leader is still and p i acknowledge that the non disclosure of arrangements is cause unintentional offence and extended apology to those who were offended. but mister speaker, i do not apologize for taking action, especially prudent redundancy action in a national crisis in order to save lives and decide livelihoods, how i should never be abused. this was an abuse of power and attraction all their democracy. in the u. s. 2 leaders of a far i group of in convicted of seditious conspiracy for a plot to overturn jo biden's 2020 election victory. it resulted in the capitol hill attack in january last year. shabby fancy reports from washington, dc. since january, the 62021. when trump supporters storm the u. s. congress and successfully interrupted the certification of jo biden's victory, a debate has ranged where the shocking scenes simply the result of a demonstration by enraged trumps of orders that grew out of control. or was it a concern, attempt to stop the pe

responsibility for the attack. australia's parliament is to censure former prime minister scott morrison for secretly appointing himself to a number of ministries during the coven pandemic. age additional increase found that morrison had not acted illegally, but that the secrecy had undermined trust in the government. at least 14 people have died in the land side outside of cameron's capital yard. one day the victims had been attending a funeral ceremony. rescue teams are still searching for survivors. as dozens more are missing. the governor described the area as dangerous and urged people to leave and in another landslide disaster, at least 8 people, including a newborn baby, have been killed in the southern italian island of skia. rescue workers are still searching for 4 people listed as missing. the italian government has declared a state of emergency room, a massive landslide swept through a small town on the italian island, a skier leaving behind devastation streets strewn with mud and debris and hundreds of homes, smashed with issue na, we were hit by flood from the morning but we

a judicial inquiry found that morrison had not acted illegally, but that the secrecy had undermined trust in government. ah, shoot! crowds have turned out at rio de janeiro is proper cabana to celebrate gay pride. 27th grade took place after a 2 year delay due to the coven 19 pandemic. this years motto is courage to be happy. according to rights groups, violence against brazil's algae b to q community has risen significantly in the past 2 years. from straws and bottles to throw away coffee cups. plastic is a material the world is struggling to do without its endlessly useful. but it's also polluting our planet now negotiators are looking to agree a new treaty to try to win the world off. it's addiction to plastic turtles getting dangerously close to plastic bags an image that has become symbolic of the world's plastic problem. and one that world leaders are hoping to put to rest negotiators from across the globe are meeting this week to work on a legally binding agreement that is hoped will curve plastic pollution including that found in the ocean, plastic as a material and the pollutant

they said, morrison's actions had shattered democratic norms and made accountability impossible. the former conservative leader is still an impatient ah. in today's world cap action, the winners of group c and d will be decided. france play to nicea at education city. while australia faced denmark at elgin, oop stadium later, argentina are up against poland at stadium 974, and saudi arabia ply, mexico at loose sale. lodge in taina has not only produced 2 of the world's most talented players, but also some of footballs. most unusual, some would even say bizarre superstitions and customs and latin america editor, lucy newman, tells us about the widespread use of what is known as the kabbalah. o football players are notoriously superstitious. former french striker long blown used to kiss the bald head of his team's gold keeper before every match . your net metty can't got his beard until after the world cup. argentina's national team seems. ready believe it's there. good luck. charm. ah anne, speaking of argentina, nowhere is football more associated with superstition charms and rit

it's the 1st time parliament has officially censored a former prime minister and they said, morrison's actions had shattered democratic norms and made accountability impossible. the former conservative leader is still an m p. i acknowledge that the non disclosure of arrangements is cause unintentional offense and extended apology to those who were fin. but mister speaker, i do not apologize for taking action, especially prudent redundancy action in a national crisis in order to save lives and decide livelihoods. palla should never be abused. this was an abuse of power and attraction about democracy. ah. woke up near the winners of groups, c and d will be decided to de jan is your, are leading against her, france by one gold as an education city. australia are also goal up against denmark at alger noob stadium. it means australian france would qualify for the last 16 as things currently stand later argentina up against poland at stadium 974, and saudi arabia will play mexico. that's it. lucille stadium, the former president of croatia will be watching her country take on belgium on thur

they said morrison's actions had shattered democratic norms and made accountability impossible. the former conservative leader is still an mp easy. i acknowledge that the non disclosure of arrangements is cause unintentional offense and extended apology to those who were offended. but mister speaker, i do not apologize for taking action, especially prudent redundancy action in a national crisis in order to save lives and decide livelihoods. palla should never be abused. this was an abuse of power, and attraction are bad democracy, awe. while it was billed as one of the most politically charged matches of the world cup, but on the day it was all about the football you a se one there crunch group game against iran, securing a place in the last 16 and the richardson reports from dell has a ther, ma'am, a stadium when these teams played at the 1998 will come be around play as gate white flowers to their u. s. counterparts as a symbol at peace. no such niceties, bestowing beyond be prescribed handshakes, seen it all, will cut matches. the us hats, a wind to progress into the knockout

what about rachel morrison who leads bloomberg's energy coverage? we have her here to figure it out for us. good to see you. you said to me this is highly unlikely to ever be triggered. if that is the case, why are we doing this, why is europe pushing this forward? and can you explain why this is highly unlikely? >> with the commission was representing it, they talked about reasons it was needed. it is to prevent price spikes we saw in the summer happening next year as we try to refill gas storage. when we look at the conditions, we looked at what happened in the summer and these conditions were not met. in august, triggered the emergency talks and the height of the energy crisis. what it is is something to stop talking about. the reality is we hope things will not ever be that bad again. alix: how did they get to the 270 -- 275 euros megawatt? rachel: when you look at the price of gas, it is below the record. it is not based on an average price or anything like that but slightly below the record level. and also the spread between gas prices for a p

clear top climate change to find a ride early in your even normal trading. prime minister scott morrison countess claims. the consequence of manmade climate change will be destroyed. well, maybe like to say thread the front door he the stairs went up, went out that day. went out to a timber lot. all righty. so emotional about it. her account thinks you enough that i thought i'd just just nice to look at them when you wanting to think of something i remember right. i yeah. randolph discreetly. okay. yeah. just cuz i want to show everybody that was on the side and i went to the same bath was because we didn't want to be near the bush. and to do now we're having to the higher the point now. we had to contact the boys. i didn't even know the up god i was terrified. do we mean we've had 4 as before, but there's nothing. what is the image which no, i can get out of my mind is burning wallabies desperately running to fall water to merced, them so they would have perished at any rate, but by running their actually accelerating spread of the far in like you know, danny, it was scary discount. the

clear top climate change in defiance arrived early in your even normal trading. prime minister scott morrison counted claims. the consequence of manmade climate change will be destroyed. well, maybe like to say. so he had the front door, he the stairs went up when on that day went out to a timber, what was so emotional that her account things going up that i thought i'd just just nice to look at them when you wanting to think of something or remember, right, i yeah, rand r discreetly. okay. yeah. just cuz i want to show that we were everybody that was on the main plan with the same bath was cuz we didn't want to be near the bush. and to do now we're having to the higher the point now, now we are directly to boys. i didn't even know that. all right, god, i was terrified when we had 4 as before, but there's nothing. what is the image which? no, i can get out of my mind is burning wallabies desperately running to find water to immerse themselves. and i would have perished at any rate, but by running directly accelerating a spread of far in the like. you know, danny, in the scary discount, the on

top climate change in defiance arrived early in your even normal detroit in prime minister scott morrison counted claims. the consequence of manmade climate change will be destroyed. while baby was thread the front door he the stairs went up. when on that day went out to a timber lot. all righty. so emotional about it. her account thinks you enough that i thought i'd just just nice to look at them when you want to think of something or remember. right. i yeah, rand r discreetly. okay. yeah. just cuz cuz i want to show everybody that was on the time i went to the same bath was because we didn't want to be near the bush and to do now we're having to hire a point now. now we are directly to boise that i didn't even know there are up. god i was terrified. do we had for as before, but there's nothing. what is the image which no, i can get out of my mind is burning wallabies desperately running to find water to immerse themselves if i were to perish that anyway, that by running there actually accelerating spread of the far then like, you know, i, danny, it was scary discount. the only one middl

top climate change in defiance arrived early in your even normal detroit in prime minister scott morrison counted claims. the consequence of manmade climate change will be destroyed. while baby was thread the front door he the stairs went up, went up to that day, went up to a timber all ready? so emotional about it sir. i can't thank you enough that i thought i'd just just nice to look at them when you want to think of something or remember. right, thank you. yeah. rondell discreetly. okay. yeah. just cuz i want to sure that everybody that was on the main plan with the same bath was cuz we didn't want to be near the bush. and to do now we're having to the higher the point now. now we are directly to boys. i didn't even know that. all right, god, i was terrified. do we meet with headphones before that? there's nothing. what is the image which no, i can't get out of my mind is burning wallabies desperately running to find water to merge them so they would have perished at any rate, but by running their actually accelerating spread of the far ah, in the black you doin, danny? to the scary di

if a diversification means during lesson china, instead of doing morrison's and others, i don't believe this is the right thing to do. i think it's doing additionally more in other countries. the point is that if you will think about when you allocate earn and euro of investment or a dollar investment, and you added into an existing running machine on a big market, which is fast growing, the returns are faster than if you start in your, in your areas, new markets. so, but we have to acknowledge that resilience is also offer a price. so therefore it is both while investing now in new markets and diversifying. but on top, on top of what we're doing, china. so for me, this is of the strategy or siemens are storing that you can continue investing in china. we want to keep or even increase our market share there. there's nothing bad about it's taking the chances we have. but at the same time, looking into other markets with a stronger focus and grow our business there too. but they're having quite cautionary notes about china at this conference. i mean, the former australian prime minister,

. >>> shares of taylor morrison are still in the red for the year, but up more than 40% from the lows of the summer up next, we'll talk to the ceo as new data shows a further slowdown in family home prices >>> the case-shiller index showing a slowdown of house prices, gains in home prices peaked about six months ago, and have been decelerating since then joining us is cheryl palmer. great to have you back on the show welcome. >> thanks, sara. good to see you today. thanks for having me. >> you too on home prices in particular, what kind of declines, if any, are you seeing, and do you expect >> it's different market to market obviously we saw appreciation over the last 12 to 24 months, you know, depending on the market we could have seen anywhere from 25% to pa% so, yes, we are see some of that come back. what happened is you then had a doubling of interest rates since early this year, so you combine the two, and that has a significant impact on month lid payment per consumers. so in some places we're see some prices pull back a bit in other places, we're working individually with each

othertudies -- stories we have been covering here, strongly criticizing the former prime minister scott morrisoner he secretly appointed himself to five cabinet posts during the coronavirus pandemic. his ans have corroded trust in government. in china, they have reported the highest number of coronavirus infections despite stringent measures to eliminate the virus. the 3000 cases compared to just over 31,000 cases on wednesday. almost three years into the pandemic and the zero covid policy is still in place. we are continuing with disruption to daily life and the economy. elon musk has announced amnesty for many banned twitter accounts after carrying out a pole on the platform. accounts which have broken the law or have been used for spam will still main -- remain suspended. the changes will take place next week. >> agatha christie's murder mystery play is celebrating 70 years in london's west end tonight. it has been performed 29,000 times and will cross the atlantic and open and broadway. despite its age, the mousetrap has not lost its original charm. >> welcome to today's performance of the m

any time keith morrison is on, i sit up and pay attention.s, i used to watchment of cable and i get it a different way now. now it is on my phone and my laptop, it is the best thing. >> you can watch morrison doing the phone book, that's really good. he's doing saturday night football now. jeff paul, what are you watching and how do you watch it? >> i have never been a cable guy but i do use streaming which had services built in. i have signed up for sling tv tonight so i can stream all the world cup matches including fox and fox sports one and all the fox outlets to watch that. my secret move is to sign up for netflix. >> your secret move is to cheat. >> watch the show that you want and cancel it. >> you can cancel it. >> there is no penalty or canc canceling. >> my secret move is cheat. >> i am old school, we got netflix and amazon and hulu. we still have cable which i am getting rid of it now that i have talked to thank you guys. we stream everything and put it up on the apple thing and it gets on the tv and that's how we do it. i think we

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we knew all along, and if it wasn't for at toni morrison's and alice walker and the james baldwin and the these and cubes and the delta shoals and and the q-tips, we wouldn't have known it. so for me that that is those the works for me that that illustrated the complexity of the black experience merely by showing me that there was complex that you know you know something the idea a soul album is so far removed from an n.w.a. album, but it says something that was obsessed with both of them equally, because i, i just never that sort of complexity was something that was never taught to me and something that, you know, culture and african-american culture taught me. and it continues to, you know, that spills over in my work. i think there's a different question. thank so much that is really powerful mean i'm learning i about zora neale hurston in the way in which she had the same sort of pushback with using certain language within her work you know down to my family living room growing up where my mom dad and i often had those conversations of, you know, using patois and saying things, li

toni morrison talks a lot about words are things that get into your curtains that can live within youtant to think about if we can't get over our fear of saying gay and speaking truth to power, we should expect to be here again at some point very soon. >> yeah, and toni morrison, whose books are also banned in places like virginia, under these same laws. anti-gay hate crimes, the center for the study of hate and extremism at cal state, san bernardino, said in 2021, compared to 2020, anti-gay hate crimes have risen 51% in major cities. there have been recent attacks on a new york city gay bar with bricks thrown through the windows. you have even attacks on synagogues. it's spreading. all the groups who get targeted are getting -- and i just want to go on, because i don't think most people have seen one, i have been to one with kids there, i want to show you guys what drag queen story hours look like, because there was a drag show that was supposed to be at this club when this attack happened. i want those who don't know to see what this looks like. >> the hair, so a lot of drag queens

because learning mental, there was a meeting for screening switch and you're more the morrison la poppy or more than the visits anybody else at the mustang can. it's totally doable by us at the new ways to prevent this notion of by absol about it. when you get more than that, you've been used to some of our left. sure. well, those are the bus after school when you're somebody filled out the real boy minute time. they're more of this dish was fucked. dish directly to know if i could data padilla. correct. yes, we were in tiff dorms, that it didn't last year. what, what? it was up with the kid that's coming. you got to pay. yeah. joel divers vision awesome. louise can because the some of the original and talk with you on political for us to point to putting that on that no one premier, not michelle. erica, who's up for you. but at the moment there to say story, and yet i'm with national to sure that of signal watching for those majority little creature. ah, ah, well, oh, a a ah, i a real live sampler gorda is thrown in the old hon nissan or for a federal schedule. this goes with the last

speaker, to have markets such as morrison -- on fuel -- charging up to -- or more and other towns inhe region thus presenting residents from benefiting from the very unusual reduction in market price these days? will the prime minister agreed to meet with me to discuss what action can be taken against these commercial creditors who have harmed our local communities? >> mr. speaker, chancellor -- the biggest ever -- in our country but i recognize the concern, that's why we as the competition to market authority to conduct a review of the market. there are some actions to be considered coming out of that review, meeting with him and working with the cma to explore its recommendation in more detail. >> thank you mr. speaker, tomorrow my constituency -- i will be delivering food bank collection crates, -- food banks are running out of food. does the prime minister understand the despair of my constituents feel, that he is one of the richest men in britain -- they don't like -- mr. speaker do you understand it is unfair. you are doing so little for the poorest in britain by refusing to ca

the chat through the thing in which one you knew it was just from which is which it's never been morrison or the person. you know, i need to treat your dynastee. the belgian journalist chris romano. and he's a nice slender, clear coco hoax. i've been following the civil war for years. he won't see their reports on any of your main channels. they believe the west ignored caves crimes because they had decided to use ukraine against russia. a long time ago in europe hadn't the police, the policy of the politics of robot and fries the peace free from goes to day. we see that the okay, and this is very simple. the world saying a free from it shows these ideology of the west east to day 100 persons of racism. and this is what i see the last 8 years in numbers. the use column of doping loss talking about 2 people. so 1st, 2nd, 3rd class citizens of this country, you know, but the west, they were in putting this up, they were, you know, feeding them and having them, by all means, all those say to, even if not more, many more years. such support, emboldened even ukrainian military don't to to stop

because learning method that was metering were screening switch and you're more the morrison's law pot. they were more than the deserts. anybody else at the george from which the us can if sorely to will buy out the noise to prevent this isn't a buy out. so about the 20, why did more than you getting used to summit one? yeah, sure. well, that was in that bus after school one year. yes, somebody figured out that the real boy, my new timer moore's, this dish was fucked. his record nullified data po padilla. now correct. okay. yes . we will. we're in tiff dorm, zario to schedule. so did you know still what it was up us now? mr. hosario inches thick of with a quote out with that company. got it. okay. yeah, joel divers, fusion awesome. and what is kind of course, the, some of the restaurant document that each teacher, yes, you're amplitude versus what you're going to premier on that. no, uh, premier mosque. michelle. erica, who's up austin's. i ipad the mill with the 12 se stuart exam with financial to shred that of significant bull nose majority zone creature. ah, ah, during the 2nd world

a former house trillion prime minister scott morrison has been reprimanded by m. p. 's for secretly appointing himself to several senior ministries during the pandemic. it's the 1st time parliament to officially censored, a former lawmaker, they said morrison's actions had shattered democratic norms and made accountability impossible. the former conservative leader is still an m p. i acknowledge that the non disclosure of arrangements is cause unintentional offense and extended apology to those who were offended. but mister speaker, i do not apologize for taking action, especially prudent redundancy action in a national crisis in order to save lives and decide livelihoods. palla should never be abused. this was an abuse of power and attraction. i'll bear democracy. more than 13000 wild birds have died and flew up where he can peru in the last 2 weeks. biologists confirmed that the birds mostly pelicans, were infected with the h. 5, n one avian flu virus health authorities are concerned. it could spread to domestic poultry. they've issued an alert, requiring farmers t

and that fact prompted toni morrison to say in her essay, described as so many women offer novels as included some kind of terror and dropping the veil of events that are too terribleto relate . and there is the trauma of rs white violence is relegated to the novel until it isn't. but the specific piece of the board is her quest to find a romantic partner. for years readers and scholars like n myself elevated the love story between jamie and pk and remain silent over the violencebetween them . the violence that brought their love to a close. the violence i alluded to is the violence between jake. many of us know that tk strikes jamie and i'm sure it's not foplot spoiler for anyone but i don't believe that it was an accident that janie kills jake during the middle of ahurricane . just a few scenes before we learn tk had a brainstorm. to that janie to keep control of her so i don't think it's uncorrected but whether or not you agree with me the cheating was something she concocted as an elegant gesture of revenge . the book still ends with the threads so not neatly jamie has returned h

just find me. 11780 votes. election workers like shay morrison or mother ruby freeman were harassed and threatened. just because they had the courage to do the job and stand up for the truth to stand up for a democracy. this is a to shoot this intimidation, this violence against democrats, republicans in non partisan officials, just doing their jobs. or the consequence of lies toll for power and profit. wise of conspiracy and malice, lies repeated over and over the generated cycle of anger, hate victory all and even violence. in this moment, we have to confront those lies with the truth. very future of our nation depends on my fellow americans. were facing a defining moment in inflection point. we must, with one overwhelming unified voice speak as a country and say there's no place, no place for voter intimidation or political violence in america. where there's directed a democrats or republicans no place period, no place ever. i speak to day the or capitol hill, near the us capitol, the citadel of our democracy. i know there's a lot has taken these mid term elections from our economy.

also bar owner carter, i see with the new issue for the using offending new of morrison for the 3rd figure we were fishing, you wish me live for marijuana to bang shift or what i need my ball offer or try to co a door. your former will be in the 3rd, the 3rd me secure, the destruction of the ukrainian armies. military facilities continues during the special operation. ukraine has lost 16 airfields hundreds of planes, and helicopters have been destroyed. not to mention drones and defense systems. multiple rocket launches tanks more than 3000 of which have been taken out along with other ahmed vehicles. for russia, the conflict remains designated as a special need that we offer ation. it means the country doesn't consider ukraine and intimate and ukrainians as an alien population. this aspect limits the scale of russia's use of its weapons, particularly heavy duty ones. oh, yes, they were the blu ray, my birth of abortion, of women allah. to when they put a sheet. michelle to really what i was just a commuter heather publishers for a year or more. sure, i'd say, sooner got 3 lives was turnin

morrison is now in german bonus. lincoln football fryeburg have taken 2nd place from when young berlin after a 41 victory over their fellow title challengers. and since a griffin was fryeburg hero scoring a hat trick in a match, featuring lots of penalties and a red car. been canvas grief, italy didn't make it to the world cup and 4th minute parents, if this handful gave him a chance to show what guitar would be missing, he didn't disappoint no mistake. and there was even more to love about the italian se, just few minutes later refer to leading a fryeburg break away. he got the ball back to make it to nail down a 3rd marker in the back of a 2nd place table. anyone could have pulled one back moment later, but mr. lucky cuz they're road before imploding by giving away. yes. another penalty the light seeing read but who knew on that man grief i went in a different direction. the outcome with the same number 3 for friday. phone number 3 for him. and it didn't stop there. michael. greg. oh, rich chicks for gold on the straight for half time. a delicate finish from the forward. not even div

here's to take of our 2 contributor rachel morrison. you just may be shocked to hear that this clean cool that we keep hearing about could be a scam. and at least that's what a whistleblower is alleging in australia, a member of parliament. andrew wilkie took the leech whistleblower documents into parliament yesterday and demanded an inquiry and to some green shenanigans did icebreaker bring to the parliaments, attention another bribe, which will blow an executive from me astray and coal industry. who has provided me with sales and some documents that prove australian companies have been long for years about the quality of the call. and that's important because the fraud is environmental vandalism, and makes all a toll of net 0 missions for 2050 a fiction. it could also be criminal, trashing corporate reputations, as well as our national reputation. the scandalous fact is that this called executive whistleblowers allegations have already been put to the australian federal police. the new south wales police destroy and securities and inv