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he would have faced life in prison if convicted of 18 koimts, most under the is pa nan act, for conspiringolving the war in 2010. >> i think one takeaway here is that the u.s. government takes the situation seriously and that they tried very hard for years to extradite him to the u.s. >> reporter: assange supporters are cheering news of the plea deal. >> this is the first time in the 100-year history of the espionage act that a journalist, someone committing journalism, someone engaging in a journalistic act has been prosecuted under the is pa nan act for essentially receiving information and communicating information. >> reporter: he fled to london to escape extradition in sweden for charges of assault and rain. the charges were dropped. during that time he released thousands of documents. in 2019 hoe was expelled from the uk and he was sentenced to 60 weeks in jail relating to the rape inquiry. assange is expected to return to australia after his plea. meanwhile chelsea manning was convicted and served time for violating the espionage act years ago in relation to all of this. >> jarred,

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and possibly one of the draw 6 nan, default housing costs as must tourism drives price is up and out of the reach of ordinary rather than the deaths while welcome to the program. if you begin in the middle east, where that i'm drawing fuse of an all out war between is jared and the john, back to his will allow me to show in lebanon. is there these, these images which assess? so saturday strikes the kids of senior hum off ally in eastern 11 on new other countries, bordeaux, but syria, these valuable trees said he was targeted for his involvement instead of just activities. israel, i have full, i have been treating new a daily board to file since the october 7, her mazda tech. we also moved for you and let's move on later on if instead of going to afford a war on 2 fronts, a well known historically that israel has been able to conduct words on 2 fronts. but we have to fix a context and here into your account for us. there is a lot of political pressure and nothing you off with specifically from those nose and settlements who vote for his liquid party or associated part is to conduct hi

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three days after solving the problem of the stock exchange, you are still there, nan, because the mistrust has deepened, maybe it just happened at that time . tell me at that time, if i am not mistaken, 60 hamat was still in the money market and we could take those resources to the market stabilization fund and keep the market up by slowly buying and selling. i mean, what is the executive guarantee of your actions and promises? i announce the letter of commitment to the great nation of iran and mention that people be watchful. if i don't do it, i won't be a candidate at all . regarding the transparency of the expenses of my election campaign , please explain, because now you see, i 'm not on billboard and i'm not in the virtual space , because this presence is in the virtual space of instagram, twitter, and even the network. the internal affairs require tens of billions of tomans of money, which i do not have, because i am not indebted to anyone, of course, in my political current , i am at your service. on tv, for example , tehran municipality has provided 40-50 billboards. yes , it is fr

the vote was 9-2 in favor with supervisor aaron peskin and hillary row nan voting against it. we're back here with cbs news bay area at 7:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: guilty on all counts. hunter biden is convicted on federal gun charges. tonight, we are hearing from one of the jurors about how they reached a verdict. >> after you went through all the evidence, there was no question? >> there was no question. >> norah: plus, president biden arrives in wilmington to support his only surviving son, after we saw the first lady holding hands with hunter moments after his conviction. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ tonight, the president changing his schedule before heading overseas and going to delaware . after his son is convicted. good evening, i'm norah o'donnell. thank you for being with us. that moment of embrace captured on camera at the national guard airport now named after the president's late son, beau, who died of cancer in 2015. this trial publicly aired some of the first family's most painful moments, with just five months until the presidential election. the presiden

that's an emotional day to full pilgrims in mina, nan, mecca. they have started the final rituals of the hans stream. he's has been a challenge. the pilgrims test him. i had bought a report from me in a day of celebration for pilgrims and moslems around the world. but here on the plains of mina aide is being overshadowed by the blinds of palestinians suffering in is rise full of the guns. that strip economics has seemed to hold on us. i don't feel a.

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since that decision, by israel's high court last week with you, nan and mislead, decided that there would no longer be exemptions for ultra orthodox. then there has been pushed back from mentioned y'all, whose government, including the ultra orthodox parties who are coalition partners. but again, the attorney general's office has sent a letter to not only these really military, but also the countries finance ministry saying that at least 3000 orthodox men needed to be drafted immediately. and that they were no longer eligible for any sort of government grants. stipend or funds, so the ultra orthodox men say they're going to continue protesting because they say they will not serve in the military. what are the implications then of these intensifying protests full, the unity of the government as well look, this could surely mean the collapse of mentioned y'all whose government is ultra orthodox men, are in fact enlisted into the military and nothing legislation wise can be done to stop it, it's something that these parties were threatening for a long time. the high court decision, netanyahu

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that's an emotional day too full pilgrims in mina, nan, mecca. they have started the final rituals of that hans stream. he's has been a challenge for pilgrims customer who bought a reports from me in a day of celebration for the dreams and moslems around the world. but here on the plains of mina aide is being overshadowed by the plight of palestinians suffering in as will all the gaza strip. economics has seemed to hold on us. i don't feel a because of what's happening to our brothers and gaza. we tell them how so with my feelings of part of our a better assist the in gaza. i have the doing well and they can celebrate the it's also with healthy and stop the fire. and we all pray for our brother and sister in goodness has is underway. when pilgrims was spent, we days symbolically stoning the devil. ritual the presents people's desire to they got and never listen to the whispers of done taishan. according to tradition, the devil revealed himself to ever ahem and his son is mine, when they well all the way to mecca to build the cab. angry abraham, i

economic sciences, deputy director of the institute of demography and social affairs. in the name of ptukh nanf ukraine , they talked about the difficult migration situation, the demographic situation in our country, and how we can count on our future, how many of us will remain and how to return those people who are currently abroad. well, but now we will learn more news from our colleague anna eva menelnyk, who with the news editor prepared an updated issue of kanoevo, we pass the word to you, and please share with us briefly, about what? will be covered in this issue. thank you marta for your excellent work. next, the news team is working on the main story, and i will start this issue with the fact that ukraine signed a security agreement with the european union. what does this mean for our country? all more details, stay tuned. an important day. ukraine and the eu signed a security agreement. it happened in brussels at the leaders' summit. ukraine does not want to prolong the war. we don't want it to last for years. i am quoting president zelensky. together with our partners, our state wil

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watch the republican andatic nan live this summer on c-span, c-span now, free mobile video app and onlinean, your unfiltered view of politics powered by cable. >> and now with discussion strategic and international studies on the us south korea alliance with experts on managing relations between the two nations, they also discuss north korea's nuclear program and countering china, from washington, d.c. this is just under 2 hours. >> good afternoon,

so, in the chinese province of yuan nan, more than 400 fossilized dinosaur tracks were discovered. village of kunlongshan. according to them, the prints can be divided into three groups. the first belongs to diplodocus sauropods, the second to tyrannosaurs and theropods, the third group with noticeable depressions at the anterior end was left by stegosaurs and ankelosaurs. have you noticed how masterfully i pronounced all these names? i hope so. so here, the area where ours, where these traces were found, is known as the birthplace of dinosaurs; since 1938, 120 fossilized remains, the remains of ancient reptiles, have been discovered there. however, traces of dinosaurs that lived in the cretaceous period have been found in such numbers for the first time, but i know them all, i have listed them, can you imagine what it’s like when children are interested in dinosaurs, yes - a mother can imagine what ankelosaurus and deplodocus look like, moreover, if you ask your son not only what he looks like, but also what functions he had, for example, a tyrannosaurus or a terapote, and so on f

with the first on the beaches of more nan -- normandy. >> plrn 150,000 souls set off toward this tinya war. but rather, the course of human history. >> today we remember those who fell and we honor all who fough$ right here in normandy. >> watch c-span's live all-day special coverage of the 80th ankers havery of d-day, thursday, featuring a speech by president biden from normandy, france. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television compies and more. including midco. ♪ >> midco supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front-row seat to democracy.

. >> now and always the war in europe to nan for another 11 months but here the tide turned in our favor here, reprove the forces of liberty are stronger than the forces of conquest here we proved that the ideals of our democracy are stronger than any army or combination of armies and the entire world we proved something else here as well. the unbreakable unity of the allies here with us are men who served alongside the americans that day morning different flags in their arms but fighting with the same courage for the same purpose >> you gotta know over time we brought more nations into nato. the nato alliance including the newest members finland and sweden today nato stands at 32 countries strong and, nato is more united than ever need even more prepared to keep the peace, deter aggression the fan freedom all around the world america has invested in our alliances and forge new ones not simply out of altruism, but out of our own self-interest as well. america's unique ability to bring countries together, is it not an undeniable source of our strengthen our power isolationism was not the

this is a discussion and action item honored nans a mending the health business and tax regulation to create a new retail permit for food operators. participating in special events. and welcome director tang. >> yes, thank you good evening, every one. so we're excited to share with you with an ordinance that is going to be before the board of supervisors in july. and we heard from many of the small business that participate in events like farmers markets and street fares that every time if they're selling food, they have to apply for a permit and you know, be subject to fee and inspection, each time at every single event. so what this does is create a new option annual retail food special event permit. so that food vendors have an option, they don't have to do this but if they for example, participate in four to six events per year, this would make more sense for them. you can still have a option to apply one at a time if you choose. we did want to clarify that a lot of times the event sponsors and collect all the applications and/or charging each of the food vendors and, they all pay

your children, girls, boys, start, start , finish, it didn’t work out because he we have a writer, nan no one but each other, and you’re being a dog how not to marry you, we need to adopt you, you’re like us, we’re dogs, since we’re dogs, we ’re discussing it like that, but i’ll kiss you, i adore you, igor, i’ll kiss you. everything i can. a long time ago, 4 weeks already, well, as soon as i gave in to the doctors, i started, you know, it’s impossible to endure, but what do the doctors say, well, three months, maybe four, maybe earlier. what are you doing, why are you all leaving, leaving, landing on a bunny under the christmas tree. “i see that you are not a frequent guest here, you yourself came a long time ago, and he was waiting for you, all the talk was only about the eldest son, he was sick, dying, and you were in moscow, and where were you, chasing brats around the maidan, i'm andrei an officer and my job is to carry out orders, not an officer, listen, you take it easy on the turns, in the soviet union they took the oath, are you crazy, you didn’t have time to meet, you’re alrea

well, nans instinctively desire for freedom and self-determination surfaces again. and. to be sure, grim reminders of how brutally the police stamp state attempts to snuff out this quest for self-rule in 1953 in east germany, in 1956. in hungary 1968. in czechoslovakia. in 1981, in poland. but the struggle continues. poland. and we know that there are even those who strive and suffer for freedom within the confines of the soviet union itself. how we conduct ourselves here in the western democracies will determine whether this trend continues. no democracy is not a fragile flower. still, it needs cultivating. if the rest of this century is to witness the gradual growth of freedom and democratic ideals, we must take actions to assist the campaign for democracy. and then reagan what we're relatively modest steps to promote democracy. she, as i stated, led to the creation of the national endowment for democracy. why were they modest? because reagan wanted to support democracy everywhere that that could be done without risking war. and those steps did off sometimes in earnest

we don't have an official government comments on the resignation of mostafa nan today, but so this addsthat lingering sense of discord in the zelenskyy government. and obviously a very critical time for ukraine. zelenskyy though he is already in berlin, he has already met with the german president. he will be focusing on the big picture that large and growing reconstruction bill, and the more immediate issues of course, of stabilizing and protecting the ukrainian energy grid and ramping up the air defenses, which of course are critical and stopping that reconstruction build growing even larger. linda where things stand on the battlefield and how have you queening tactics changed in recent weeks after russian advances in the east of the country and of course, there's recent pledges of western military aid the news from the front lines is slightly better than ukraine is saying that it is managed to slow the russian advance due to a combination. it says of more western aid reaching the front and also those lifting of restrictions, some restrictions on using western weapons to hit targets i

every court know nan role that it was a fair election. he still denying it, still telling lies three times trump was asked last night by the moderators, what respect the election results if he lost his time three times, refused to answer three times folks, donald trump refused to accept the results in 2020. we all saw what happened on january the 6th it's a direct consequence of that. he was an international embarrassment. by the way, as i go these international meetings, i know every major world leader i literally because i've been around as you might have noticed but they asked, me, did he really mean this is that what was this real? because the constitutional crisis and international embarrassment now, trump is making it clear that you're done with this time. there will be in his words, bloodshed was president has ever said anything like that. no president his words not mine. we're going to let donald trump attack our democracy again i don't think so we've come a long way we've come a long word from the mess of donald trump that came o

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this is a discussion and action item honored nans a mending the health business and tax regulation to create a new retail permit for food operators. participating in special events. and welcome director tang. >> yes, thank you good evening, every one. so we're excited to share with you with an ordinance that is going to be before the board of supervisors in july. and we heard from many of the small business that participate in events like farmers markets and street fares that every time if they're selling food, they have to apply for a permit and you know, be subject to fee and inspection, each time at every single event. so what this does is create a new option annual retail food special event permit. so that food vendors have an option, they don't have to do this but if they for example, participate in four to six events per year, this would make more sense for them. you can still have a option to apply one at a time if you choose. we did want to clarify that a lot of times the event sponsors and collect all the applications and/or charging each of the food vendors and, they all pay

and here are the judges, you nan, justices unanimously swerved around this question about mifepristone. it did so for good reason, they're saying, look, you don't have standing. they can't have everyone bringing every grievance or concern to the high court are trying to see you have to have what is called standing. you have to illustrate that you have had some injury or otherwise can establish standing before they will hear your case. now they understand kavanaugh wrote that they understand that people have some concerns and he said citizens and doctors who object to what the law allows with regard to mifepristone allows others to do may always take their concerns to the executive and legislative branches and seek greater regulatory or legislative restrictions on certain activities. so here are the justices. they have effectively preserve the status quo for access to mifepristone. and this case was being watched closely because it could have an enormous impact not only on women who use this drug, but also on the fda the entire regulatory process. a lot of pharmaceutical industry repres

what do we know about all these different shootings all happening separately from one another, but nan 14 mass shootings in one weekend, it is an awful number yes. >> it's horrible. and let me tell you, there's been so many that it's been hard trying to keep track of all of them, but let me begin with the one you were talking about before the one in texas, according to bullies, had happened when a fight between two groups broke out that a juneteenth festival in round rock not quite 20 miles north of austin. the shooting happened just 411 saturday night at old settlers park at the event organized by the city round rock police chief allen banks said that during the altercation, someone produced a gun and began to fire, adding that police and fire rescue crews who already were at the scene immediately responded and began to render aid to the victims. 14 people were injured, including six were transported to nearby hospitals. there were two children among them, according to chief banks. so the two people who died were not part of the altercation apparently we don't have the audio from the

organizations working in the community also hope it can liven up 3rd street that can use a new tent nanneighbors say they're already noticing a difference. >> it brings a lot of new good energy to the community. >> reporter: the market will expand to two days a week as it continues to scale up based on donations. and to meet the growing need in this neighborhood. >> well, if the market can help you find out more on how you can qualify. we've got a link on our website. we'll get you there. our website is kpix.com. >>> let's get a live look outside. it's thursday or friday eve as i like to say. friday jr. lots of nicknames for today because we know the weekend isn't too far away and getting alike from the top of the mark right now. you can see a few clouds out there hovering over the tippy top of the buildings, jessica. >> yeah, that june gloom is definitely showing its color today. let's take a quick look at what's going on outside near san francisco. with all that gray right now. 50s in the forecast for us as we wake up and head out the door. we're also seeing 50s along the coast. 50s i

their nan lived in windsor and they'd heard this and that. wish from my perspective, they'd just leave her alone. it's good to see that she is feeling a lot better, but not well enough, obviously, to return to work. now let's moving on, shall we? to the times, nick. >> yeah, so the times, of course has princess catherine as well, but it also has cameron . farage but it also has cameron. farage has no place in tory party. so oh lord cameron, as we have to call him now, is piped up. had a p0p up call him now, is piped up. had a pop up farage. it's quite hard to read all the details of it, but basically he's accusing him of inflammatory language, dog whistle politics, which it seems to me, seems like a kind of reverse dog whistle itself in a way. but i don't buy into that. and he's saying he'll make the country less safe because you'll get labour. although, of course, farage has gone ahead of the tories in certain polls. so he's arguing now actually don't vote tory because then you'll get laboun tory because then you'll get labour. so cameron to

as nan noted, make sure you make every conference event, like i did last night. ha■h a newbor't go. [applause] >> please look in the 81st president of the u.s. conference of mayors, reno mayor hillary schieve e. -- hillary schieve. hillary -- mayor shieve: how is everyone feeling? we all stand --we all stayed up too late last night. how are you feeling? any mayor that is supposed to be here that did not make it,t's c. get your phone out. mayorseriously. ■.i will do it. i will even call your mom. [laughter] anyway, i hope you guys are having a wime. thank you so much to mayon amaz. we need to -- [no audio] >> and we seem to have lost our signal from this live event. work to resolve this issue and we hope to resume our live coverage shortly. hillar hcr, in the house -- where are you? °did not wake up this morning. th are right there. ok. campaign for tobacco free kids. comcast communications -- i know comcast is in the house. we÷áove you guys. destinations international. i love destinations international. work a lot with them in my home city. hotwire communications

moment we should always remember, always recollect, and it brings me back to my own grandparents, my naney have memories of what it was like growing up during those war years, and i don't think we should ever forget the sacrifices people made . sacrifices people made. >> now , a 25 year old woman has >> now, a 25 year old woman has been formally charged with assault and criminal damage relating to an incident yesterday in which nigel farage had a milkshake thrown at him. and we can't do talk too much about that incident because of the charge . but it does raise the charge. but it does raise the charge. but it does raise the whole issue of politicians safety during this general election campaign . you see election campaign. you see pictures on your screen there of nigel farage in the aftermath of that milkshaking incident. that's our topic of debate today, and i'm joined now by the former labour aide stella isaac levido and political commentator alex armstrong, who both join me now , why don't we start with now, why don't we start with you, stella? because there's been a curious reaction

if i want to save my mum, my daughter, my nan, i have to pay for it.al health service. to get to your point, though, are i would probably sell my house. you know, i don't come from from family money. but yes, the truth is, if somebody that i loved, if i could help to get them an operation , i think he was lying. operation, i think he was lying. >> or do you think he's just that ideological. i think he said what he thought, you know, tell the truth . tell the truth. >> it's a it's a it's a totally legitimate position to have. >> it's not it's a different position to the one that you might have expected from someone like wes streeting, who's been very open about wanting more private involvement, or someone like tony blair. >> that's completely different. that will you won't be paying when the labour party uses the private sector to cut nhs waiting lists to get scans, it's a political and ideological position. no, no, tom, i completely, fundamentally disagree with you. now, would i bnng disagree with you. now, would i bring would i use the spare capacity

this is a discussion and action item honored nans a mending the health business and tax regulation to create a new retail permit for food operators. participating in special events. and welcome director tang. >> yes, thank you good evening, every one. so we're excited to share with you with an ordinance that is going to be before the board of supervisors in july. and we heard from many of the small business that participate in events like farmers markets and street fares that every time if they're selling food, they have to apply for a permit and you know, be subject to fee and inspection, each time at every single event. so what this does is create a new option annual retail food special event permit. so that food vendors have an option, they don't have to do this but if they for example, participate in four to six events per year, this would make more sense for them. you can still have a option to apply one at a time if you choose. we did want to clarify that a lot of times the event sponsors and collect all the applications and/or charging each of the food vendors and, they all pay

yeah, but asda has set up some nan zones. >> it certainly has.nities. and it's it follows research that found that nearly 2 million over 65 will be watching the football alone. so asda have come together in watford and also manchester and liverpool to create what they lovingly refer to as a nan zone, so that people who are on their own can get together. they can watch the football, have a few light refreshments and just enjoy the company. and i just think it's wonderful. sport is one of those things that does unite people, and i would feel horrendously sad if there were people sitting there on their own watching it, no one to discuss it with. we all like a good old con flower. we're all a bit sort of armchair referee, armchair football coaches. and if they don't have anyone to share that with, i think that's really sad. and if these communities can come together and get on asda for doing it, for opening up a space available to them, apparently they'll be putting on things like sausage rolls. >> also, they're providing the snacks as well. >> it lo

more recently, with the help of legendary scribner editor nan graham, i was able turn it into a chaptern my most recent the candy house. i how lucky i am to have the best publisher in america. i've some alternatives and hope to stay as long as you'll have me. happy birthday simon & schuster. please welcome the number one new york times bestselling author of 19 novels, lisa. oh thank i have to say i don't know about you, but i was not expecting to laugh much as i have loved tonight. i'm now i really, really wish i'd written something, but i happen to so just expectation management. there there. where do you get your ideas. not what you imagine ideas for books to be these books mine they don't come out of notebooks full of thrilling themes and socially relevant and twisty turny. what scenarios i want to explore. they're not based on things i've read about people i've met or stories i've shared me. sorry for all the people who shared stories with me in lots of ways. i know ideas. they from out there, my books from, the world that i see in dizzying swirling fragments, every day of my life b

i'm able to work with more nan one venue. and that network or -- circle has been very -- mutual faster than other people that won't onvenue i support different small businesses i have been able to hop from night life to day life and all the different events. i'm into sports and have a network of friends that are interest sports. we had a great conversation about tht people are the young are generation is drinking less. my goal is if they are going out once a month i'm trying to do my best to get them to come to my space or event. i try to keep in touch with a lot of the other people in town who do when i do whether it be you know another planet who is local business with a competitor of mine. friendly with live nation and the midway and dials and different venue owners and making sure the ecosystem is staying health and he we are not killing each other. i sit on the program committee of stearn grove that is the most amazing live music programs for any city. i think it is cool after i went the first time i had to be a part and

sir keir starmer's deterrent to someone who's my age, who just wants to sit on his backside and his nan'say, and if it's related to sickness and you overhaul the capability assessment to make it quicker and also fairer, right? assessment to make it quicker and also fairer, right ? okay. and also fairer, right? okay. all right. fair enough. well, great stuff that we've also been absolutely flying so far tonight. fantastic stuff. but who do you agree with as rishi sunak sir keir starmer clash over the welfare state? which leader do you trust more to get brits off benefits? hazel's been on on x formerly known as twitter. if people need benefits, society needs to pay them. why are we castigating the needy and the poor? look, i agree with you, hazel. it's not, though i think in the situation that we're talking about here, zoning in on the needy and the poon zoning in on the needy and the poor, i'm trying to make the point that i think there are quite a few people who maybe are taking the mick when it comes to benefits, and maybe taking genuine money and resources away from the needy and the po

and i think as you get older and your grandparents start to go and you're like, oh, i don't have my nan've got, i've got a coat actually, that's hung up in the wardrobe that is ripped. it has a rip under the arm, and i'm like, i need to fix that someday somehow. so now. so so now i can just take it to marks and spencer's. so i think it's good. and i think that we should be holding on to signature items for as long as as we can and try and not. i think too much fast fashion. >> yeah. i think the overarching message is to, you know, look after things that are important to you. don't just discard them and throw them away. hold on to them. and as you said, when you've got a classic piece, if you've got a classic piece, if you can, look after that and get it amended, then that's definitely the way forward. i think it's a huge step in the right direction to combat this fast fashion culture that we've got. i mean, people are so reckless with it now. it's every day deliveries. so yeah, i like this move . and i actually didn't this move. and i actually didn't realise it was as popular as it was.

taking your phone calls nan nette, has been waiting, thank you for hanging arnd.ank you for taking my call. i have a few issues i would like to discuss. rights, the burden has been put on women for reproductive rights, and i cannot understand why they would like to take away birth control and everything, but they promote viagra for men, which increases the sexual desires for reproduction. er two, i do not understand louisiana put on public display the king which i think is just a direction of people periods, if they follow the 10 commandments we would not have the problems we have today, and, number three, i do not know why everything that is put before the forum when call callers call in, they bring up trump or biden, or i don't know who. i think they would like to blame people and we need, as a society, tonite and take it upon ourselves to make these sind on the politicians. number four, the immigration policies, i agree that and vet those who are coming in because of the recent surge in crimes and there are more that have been reported for immigrants, prisoners

the stunts that he's doing, i think are getting him a little bit of attention, you know, i asked my nanr day, said, how do you think the election campaigns going? and she said, you know, labour are doing this looks like it's going to be a labour government. you know, the tories are doing such and such. and i said, what do you think of the lib dems? she said, oh, he's you know, he's having a good time isn't he. but she couldn't, she couldn't tell you what, you know, the greens were doing and others. and i think cutting through because of that, and i think ed's coming across as a real human being, which is really important in politics how. >> now. >> okay. all right, did you for vote sir ed davey as, as lib dem leader, yourself as a member, presumably. >> i voted for layla moran, but i've been very impressed with with ed's leadership. i must say, he's been so he's been very statesmanlike. i think in parliament. and then he's shown that other side to him through this election campaign. and i think it's nice to be able to show a more lighter side, too. yeah. and a side where, you know, he's

. >> my nan and grandad got married on christmas day. really? yeah why not?le have got other plans. >> did anyone turn up ? >> did anyone turn up? >> did anyone turn up? >> it was cheaper back in the day to get married on christmas day. so they got married on christmas day and the very same church that i got married in as well. >> but your family are all together, so you might as well tie the knot if you're going to do it there and get on together. >> yeah, i know a couple that got married on new year's eve, which actually was great because it gave everyone a good party to go to. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so you got double party? i'm just. i'm just waiting for ben's wife to get in touch now. how dare you forget our wedding? oh, she. >> luckily, she doesn't watch. otherwise she probably. >> maybe somebody will watch and tell her she's probably busy washing your underpants. >> is that a threat? nana >> is that a threat? nana >> my wedding is july the 1st, andifs >> my wedding is july the 1st, and it's next week. >> your wedding, am i wedding anniversary are your ann