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model for them after that i will fuck around with mr hague to jim and then i hope that our freedom in your court. and the stories that shaped the week on r t the deputy head of the e.u. admits europe's vaccine policy is struggling as a group of european states suspend the use of the astra zeneca shot over reports of significant side effects. britain shuts down for brand new cold emergency hospitals which cost half a $1000000000.00 pounds to build that's at the same time but public anger is growing over a mere one percent pay rise for frontline health workers. the most news is that equates to around 3 ounces 2 weeks and in many hospitals sites across the u.k. it costs more than pocket to go to a. french performer sees 3 of the country's 4 national theatre saying they cannot survive after they were shot.

mile farther and then after that i will fuck around with mr hague for jim and then i hope that our family. welcome back across not for all things are considered i'm peter lavelle trying to be discussing us china relations. ok let's go back to daniel mcadams include. as i was mentioned briefly earlier we had the secretary of state and and we had jake sullivan doing the rounds as it were with the quad as it's called here so daniel let me ask you a hypothetical question so if the chinese and the south koreans get into a dispute and it's escalating so australia is going to jump in or let me change that china and india have a border dispute so japan is going to jump in i'm sorry i keep hearing this i think it's nonsense go ahead daniel i think it is true but you have that kind of insanity here in washington you had a bill recently introduced that if the chinese take any moves against taiwan the u.s. is going to go to war or if they make any move against u.s. allies as you point out india or korea the u.s. is going to go to nuclear war with china the difference is it's being seriously discussed

mile farther than half the facts on this mr hague to try jim and then we'll i hope that our friend in the course. shows seem wrong when old rules just don't hold. any belief yet to stamp out disdain becomes agitated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. france italy germany and now spain suspend the use of the u.k.'s astra zeneca vaccine over blood clot fear. that comes despite the e.u. admitting further flaws in its facts in its vaccination program with member states outraged at the way the shots are being distributed. meanwhile more european countries consider russia sputnik the vaccine and companies prepared to start their own production lines of the shot gets approval in the block. and after a decade of devastating war in syria we look at how the conflict has changed lives and what the future may hold for the country.

lot farther than half the fuck around mr hague to jim and then i hope that our. norway probes into the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine as 3 health workers are hospitalized with blood conditions after receiving the jap. medical experts are defined after a german doctor is criminally charged for inventing his own shot and giving it to volunteers there are certain procedures that we know what he followed when developing drugs and vaccines those procedures were not followed he was just ingenious and. instead of taking him into his approach kicked him out and. long lines from outside the london food bank as many families struggle to feed themselves amid the pandemic.

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mr. cohen: thank you. unlike alexander hague, i'm only here temporarily. i'd first like to recognize the marvelous woman from the east side of new york who brought us this and brought us a great hearing last year, mrs. maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes -- how much time? mr. cohen: two minutes and a little more if you need t the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york. mrs. maloney: there is no time limit on equality. . the equal rights passed the needed 38 states, including the great state of new york. enough is enough. it's long past time for women to be in the constitution. we may not always be able to control nor should women's rights be dependent upon who controls state governments, who's in the white house or congress or who sits on the supreme court. our right shouldn't be determined by these types of things. it should be in the document, the document they interpret and that they are bound by. and it is long past time to spell out equality in our constitution with the e.r.a. unfortunately, we're see

mr. lincoln's funeral procession proceed by. even until my final days i was obsessed with the fact that abraham lincoln was for the people. before my 1905 inauguration, the evening before, john hagueented me with a ring he wanted me to wear at my inauguration. that ring had three hairs from yourself, i wore that ring until the end of my days. when i bring up mr. lincoln in regards to my greatest legacy would be the square deal. a square deal for every man and woman in the nation. that all of us should act, treat and respond as equals. large business, small business, national or immigrant, we are all americans. and it is the start, the turn of the century where we started to believe and fight for equality amongst the population. >> wonderful. >> it is. i should take a moment and applaud all three of you. a big applaud for all of you. so president coolidge, what would you say your lasting legacy? >> well, that would be a number of things, but following in my esteemed colleague here, theodore roosevelt, as a republican, i was in favor of women's rights, women's suffrage, as the new law had just passed. i had spoken out against the lynchings in the south. and also had signed the india