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. >> angel meets the sons, all great and even meets david's ex-wife naomi. >> david was an eagle scoutting. they went camping with the scouts, and they really enjoyed it. and he was an adoring father. >> when i first met david, my initial thought was he looks cuddly. i don't know. he looked cuddly to me. >> within a matter of months, they fall in love, david proposes, and now he's moved in with her and vonda, and angel is just off and running, planning a wedding. >> december 18, 2006. david wayne hoshaw, jr. david is my fiance, and this will be the first of many christmas memories that we will treasure. we are planning on being married september 15, 2007. >> angel was into the renaissance, and she was having a special dress made. it was very much angel. it was red trim. you know, just kind of fairytale. >> and her shoes, she actually bought from a store and decorated them the way she wanted them. you know, artist and all. >> i think my married name will be pretty, angelique elaine hoshaw. i wonder if our children will have dark hair like me and blue eyes like david. >> i still have the

naomi weisman, good morning- we — absolutely amazing. naomi weisman, good morning. significant moment that we are attoda ? v ._ this significant moment that we are attoda ? �*, ., i, this significant moment that we are attoda? �*, . i, at today? it's really been about the assion of at today? it's really been about the passion of campaigners _ at today? it's really been about the passion of campaigners like - at today? it's really been about the | passion of campaigners like payzee, combined _ passion of campaigners like payzee, combined with the commitment of some fantastic— combined with the commitment of some fantastic parliamentarians. this bill was — fantastic parliamentarians. this bill was introduced by pauline latham — bill was introduced by pauline latham in one form about four or five years— latham in one form about four or five years ago, and the bill has fallen— five years ago, and the bill has fallen several times, covid had an impact _ fallen several times, covid had an impact on — fallen several times, covid had an impact on its progress. it was very f

the parties are right here this morning the alliance party with the first and naomi long came to thet and naomi long came to the microphones beside us here and she said she hadn't been briefed on the deal. but yeah, the deal was nearly done. so what that means that entire day, who knows? the sdlp are just on their way out now and the ulster unionist , the smaller unionist unionist, the smaller unionist party , have now entered the party, have now entered the building behind us. so really i think he is concentrating , building behind us. so really i think he is concentrating, as you've alluded to, to dupe . is you've alluded to, to dupe. is this sequential then they're going in one by one to see the prime minister who will then sort of try and sell them on his vision. and we understand this is something to do with green lanes , red lines, goods that go lanes, red lines, goods that go to ireland no longer to northern ireland no longer having don't having to be checked. we don't know the full details, but this is a sales man's job from the prime minister. now it just oh, it totally is.

naomi park joins me know. great to have your back on the program, naomi.this but if we do not change course, could america be going down the path of north korea? >> absolutely without a question. the things i was learning at the columbia university was the exact same thing. so we were brainwashed in the classroom and the columbia university they were saying all the problems that we have is because of capitalism because of white men in the solution for all of the problems is the communist resolution. enter the name of equity, they were saying that to destroy this country. and we need to rebuild the -- my home country and to what it is with north korea. that is why the freedom of capitalism, none of these people are alive today. they died from starvation. >> todd: so when you hear some of the most blessed people in the history of humankind and i'm talking about americans and a lot of people you went to columbia with say they are oppressed, what is your reaction to that? >> it's really funny to me that somehow that is a problem. they literally created a probl

she says naomi spoke to me monday, but his name is lawana. yellow gear. i need to cancel. what are the what if i act i origin i'm ordering chelsea ah operations aerodynamic. and prologue launched by the cia in the late 19 forties. long fruit, the fathers of ukrainian nationalism working in the soviet department of american intelligence, dreamt of their grandchildren and now leading the process openly and modern ukraine . in let me account with in the 1950s, the us used former nazis against the soviet union. in the 21st century, they engineered kuta, the page, the full, my soviet republic, into arm confrontation with moscow. is it any wonder the u. s. has never condemned key was far right. ideology, it's ag, so state terrorism, violations of human rights, and the basics of democracy in ukraine. and of course now we have this dreadful situation. where do united states is using ukraine as a proxy to fight against the russian federation? we have to take care of provide ukraine without weapons debbie to continue the fight. somehow the americans don't seem to realize the consequ

here's a b cs derek dennis this morning, the killing of american college student naomi gonzalez in the015 isis terror attacks in paris is a case before the supreme court. i never talked that's something that's going to happen to her. never imagine it. no no parents claim youtube's algorithms highlighted isis produced materials and further radicalized the extremists that killed their daughter, hopefully by by this change the laws and that'll be for the good arguments today will center on section 2 30 of the communications decency act of 1996, which says internet companies, including social media platforms cannot be sued over third party content uploaded by users. but some legal experts say social media platforms are responsible for their content. they get to decide what to carry. they get to decide what not to carry, and they get to decide how to design their algorithms to amplify certain types of content. another case being heard by the high court. today is the case of anthony novak of ohio arrested in 2016 after making up phony police facebook page with fake announcements, he says it

it was renamed sam, naomi avenue, after the country's 1st elected black president. but some of the buildings on the street still bear its colonial name, kaiser. vill hm. it's something that you see throughout the town. it's the german communities, way of keeping its heritage alive. says norbert said laskey. the 3rd generation german namibian runs out shut german for old town. a colonial themed restaurant in the heart of sacrament. the names have got a purpose and i had seen and said that they just get lost. that's why i decided, let's put through as much history into this place as possible. above out that overlooking the passers by norbert put up a replica of the high tugging class for almost 100 years. the original statue stood prominently in the capital to commemorate driven soldiers and civilians who died in the file and of 19 for a symbol of colonial triumph. nearby, as president ordered it removed in 2013, saying it was an obstacle to national healing. so when it made a comeback at norbert restaurant in 2019, it stirred controversy slot, offensive at all. it's

houses like louis baton whose head designer from 2018 to 2021 was the late virgil ablow supermodel, naomi campbell says it's not enough. and recently called for more black models and design is in the fashion industry. is trying to have regular, as sustainable conversations with minorities said, bender connected you. so it's good that she said her id, but it would have been better if she had said it earlier. when she was still a superstar her lucy looked on bizarre. she is beautiful. she's had a great career. she's our voice flower. but sometimes you don't think of raising that voice when you're at the top and in the spotlight to fit it. while it's a shame she did not do it earlier. walla and her simple mother. now a man, i easy hopes that his fashion is not only admired, but fort 2, especially by african oats. go to a customer's looking for traditional yet elegant designs. aah! stain chain to the heartbeat of africa's ripped music. carter guy, no one but bad for, for indigenous music. they deal like kind of traditional flamboyance through the authenticity and read them off the palm. one m

fashion stars, like georgio armani -- naomi campbell. tearful elton john. even then, people couldn't help but wonder, what would happen to the house of versace? >> didn't know that that another versace was willing to carry the torch, like so many others, model beverley johnson had their doubts. >> we thought that was it, we thought it was over. when -- was going to take over, we were like, oh, wow. >> good luck with that. >> and then we realized how uber talented she was. it was a testament of the genius that that family had. and just when you thought it couldn't get any better, gianna versace, all was lost, she just picked up the baton, and that's rare that a brand can continue. i think that's a real testament to johnny versace. >> in miami, moscow, new york, tokyo, or countless cities. reminders of the boys from sudden it early, who built a fashion empire. when we last spoke, antonio to me call was carrying on with his own designs, working on a new sportswear line. his first collection focus on gulps where -- living a quiet life outsid

it's the story of naomi park.ot much time for america to walk its way out of woke. in north korea, having your parents taken away. you and your sister, 9 and 13, living by yourself. you escaped to china and find your way to america. then you find yourself at columbia universities. they went to destroy the system in the name of equity. their problem is having too much [inaudible] they were saying the enemy is capitalism. enemy is the white man. the exact same thing my teachers told me in the classroom. brian: they told you in north korea america is evil and they are the problem with the world. you are in new york city and they are saying the same thing. >> yes, i couldn't believe it. did i just transfer back to the north korean classroom? they say the only solution is a communist revolution. you look at a gender person and you call him he and you see him or they have a meltdown in front of you. you feel bad for that person. >> i was realizing this person was pretty much like me. now this person thinks their oppress

all spawns from a lawsuit involving the death of 23-year-old naomi gonzalez, american college studentled in 2015 studying in paris as part of an isis attack. her family sued google, twitter, and arguing three related groups were allowing extremist content from isis to be there. appeals court ruled that section 230 shielded google from the gonzalez family claims. they took it to the supreme court saying it's an algorithm, john, that ultimately is up on youtube, google, instagram and these other sites. that's why they made it to the supreme court. algorithms were a big topic of conversation, listen. >> every time anybody looks at anything on the internet there is an algorithm involved, whether it's a search engine or google site. >> still not responsible for the content of the videos or text that is transmitted. your focus is on the actual selection and recommendations. responsible that a particular item is there, but not for what the item says. >> and congress members from both sides of the aisle have complained, those in favor of section 230, argues facilitates true free speech, those

so let me let me backtrack a little but for those of you who don't meet naomi and maybe for some of the students who have wondered, you know what, how do you become a writer, what that life is like? i always wanted to be a writer. i mean, ever since was a little kid. but i remember literally years old telling my mom, mom, i grow up, i want to be a writer and. the first thing she said was, don't be silly, writers don't make any money, find something else. and you. yeah. so that kind of informed my thought process and of, you know, i'm a bad example of how to go into your career path because i mean, i got fine grades, but when i got to college, my favorite thing to do was, skip classes and go to the beach and, read two or three books. i mean, that was that what made me happy, you know. but having said that, i that i couldn't actually become a writer i wasn't allowed to become a writer because you know that, wasn't a viable career path. and so i graduated from college, got a job. my wife and i, you know, we had a condo. we two kids and i come home every day from work. i was just miserable.

our education coordinator naomi, she says that -- good job.appy and so grateful just to get their little otter gram. it really is warming our heart that we can make people so happy that our otters can give back to their community. >> katie: they wanchd my heart their squeak and paws on the painting. that's adorable. >> steve: thank you very much. sarah. >> oh, you're welcome. >> brian: keep painting. going to be exciting. >> katie: gary and teddy the otters. >> steve: they ought to be on tv. [awe] >> brian: senator kennedy come up next hour. >> steve: he otter be. ♪ ♪ >> three people are dead. five others are fighting for their lives from the shooting last night. speak with the suspected gunman is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot. >> train derailment in ohio. >> there were three additional chemicals discovered. >> the evacuation order was lifted too early. if you don't have to go back, stay where you are. >> the senate gearing up for a briefing on those unidentified flying objects. >> we have been as transparent as we can be. >> there is no

led productions and so much exciting talent coming through, so i'd have to say i'm a huge fan of naomiewho is the british/jamaican actress in james bond and i think she would be an amazing person to have in any production. letitia wright as well, her family is from guyana, which is one of the settings in the novel, and having that connection there. boyegahe such an exciting young talent. >> this is something that you have thought through. >> yes. >> hollywood's listening right now. >> all right, eleanor, thank you so much for being here with us and you can continue reading along with us @gmabookclub. "river sing me home" is out now. we'll have more with eleanor later this month on "gma." so stick around for that. >>> well, coming up, we are celebrating black history month with the best in binge-watching. we'll be right back. ♪ you won't break my soul ♪ ♪ you won't break my soul ♪ ♪ ♪ our love is strong when no one does the other wrong ♪ ♪ our love is lasting ♪ ♪ when there are no questions just understanding ♪ ♪ there's no need ♪ ♪ woah ♪ ♪ it's sweet love, it's sweet love ♪ ♪ it's swee

gianno caldwell, part of the family, and thanks to naomi reign and taya. rachel: i'm so grateful that the gifts god gave me, but i wish it was singing. you guys are amazing. pete: so good. have a great sunday, everybody. go to church. >> god bless. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, welcome to sunday morning futures, i'm maria bartiromo. today, governors fill the void in the name of national security. state leaders are moving to sop communist china from abusing america. coming up, virginia governor glenn youngkin on his efforts to block the chinese communist party from buying virginia's farmland and stopping chinese apps like tiktok and wechat from potentially spying on the state government. then, the debt ceiling showdown has begun, and both sides are examining spending cuts needed to. balance america's budget. west virginia senator joe manchin on what he's willing to support to unleash america's energy assets. plus, the people of east palestine, ohio, are still reeling after pete buttigieg showed up three weeks after the train derailment. and then

but also there's naomi, the former clinton gore adviser. hollywood socialist russell brand is my new hero. if you watch his youtube channel, it'll blow you away. how? he's almost pro-trump at this point. the way he talks. jimmy used to be on young turks. i detail but essentially what's happened in the last two and a half years is everything happened from vaccine mandates mask mandates, lockdowns. restricting of meat. even the even the blackouts and car gas powered car bans has done without a vote of democracy. in other words, everything is just being imposed upon us through corporate collusion. i like to say big tech is government censors. when you see the biden white house give a list of names of who they should release, we see this to twitter information. big tech comes back. yes, we're working on it. how about this website, we're on it. we're going to take that down. so this kind of corporate we saw it happen that the freedom convoy in canada as well. when you had freedom truckers protesting vaccine mandates. justin trudeau, them terrori

at the heart of this case is a lawsuit filed by the family of naomi gonzalez, the only american killedn the 2015 paris attacks, accusing google of complicity in the attacks. what are the details of this case? >> reporter: good morning, lindsey. this could be one of most consequencial cases to come before the supreme court on the issue of internet governance. this could reshape the way the internet functions as we know it. this is focused on section 230 of federal law, the communications decency act. it says that internet platforms can now be held liable for the information it posted on there if you're a user. it also says those companies can remove content if it violates their laws. this is a family that is suing, gonzalez v. google is the name of the case. this is the family that is saying this young woman who was studying abroad in paris and was killed in an isis terrorist attack, she -- her death -- part of her death should be held liable by google because they say the algorithm that was created by google via youtube that it was recommend are terrorist videos to people. this isn't o

. >> reporter: celebrities from liv tyler and naomi campbell adding to a growing chorus of sympathy.ntia is harrowing. a rare form, ftd affects the brain associated with personality and language. the most common form occurring between 45 and 60 years old. willis is among the 50,000 to 60,000 people afflicted. people live seven to eight years after being diagnosed. >> it is a terminal disease. the disease itself is not what results in death. the consequences of things that happen from not being mobile and getting secondary infections. >> reporter: studying the disease hopes scientists find a cure. >> do you have a healthy brain? we don't know any actions to prevent ftd. >> reporter: bruce's blended family writing he would want to respond by bringing global attention and connectivity for those with the disease. >> i figured as much. you keep under estimating me. >> reporter: everyone's action hero in for the fight of his life. scary, but officials hope this raises awareness. the researcher in the piece said don't think of it as an incurable diseases, but under funded disease with more

and we naomi. have ruth, we we have naomi. we have ruth, we have magdalene.agdala. plenty mary of magdala. there's plenty of in there. so but of other people in there. so but look, i think problem with look, i think the problem with this mean, don't know this is i mean, i don't know what going to say what the pope's going to say because papa, you because it'll papa, you know, what on would the pope what on earth would the pope then i think is such then be? i think this is such nonsense. but is one nonsense. but there is one little smidgen of sanity in here. of language we here. some of the language we use, we used to use the word men to describe men and women used to describe men and women used to for example the creed to say for example in the creed in catholic church, say in the catholic church, we say for and for our for us men and for our salvation. quite often we now say us people and for our say for us people and for our salvation. think that's salvation. i think that's perfectly acceptable. but perfectly acceptable. yeah. but to into again, to tie your

it's the windrush scandal writ large and naomi campbell and other celebrities got involved to say this beastly and the deportations didn't happen . deportations didn't happen. well, few months afterwards in, eliot. and if any of you've seen the video footage online of him fighting against another man with a machete in the street? it's all pretty brutal, and awful stuff. committed murder . awful stuff. committed murder. that murder would not have happened if he had been deported. but it isn't just him , you know , just last week in , you know, just last week in glasgow , a failed african asylum glasgow, a failed african asylum was convicted of rape. he'll serve up to six years in prison. bobby moore probably less, the judge said when he's released, he faces a very high risk of deportation . hang on had a deportation. hang on had a failed asylum seeker being deported. this would never have happened. deported. this would never have happened . and i've got a long happened. and i've got a long list here of failed asylum seekers committing serious crimes . so whether it's foreign crimes. so

naomi campbell as a she-wolf symbol of greed shalom har.symbol of voluptuousness, but not by animals alone , a designer from india was inspired by the images of marine life and released on the podium a few intricate jellyfish so, at least they were perceived by the audience and critics, according to professionals. actually a fashion designer. i wanted to identify such trends as airy images of transparent fabrics. lots of gold, sparkle of stones. well, or feathers are also fashionable where to go in a costume of such a wonderful bird, the designer, of course, did not specify, nor was it his concern. let's say there were already animals. yes, but there were no cardboard ones. so get huge paper horses. you elephants and others solemnly rolled out to the audience, and from there, as from trojan horses, you already left models just like that the fashion house, which has long been accused of excessive conservatism. i decided to surprise the audience and a little distract from the standard solutions and tweed suits the main trend behind all this p

naomi long was speaking, as the prime minister has been holding talks with stormont leaders in belfastwas negotiated during brexit talks. it was put in place to deal with the fact that northern ireland is in the uk and the republic of ireland is in the eu. some goods passing from england, scotland and wales into northern ireland are getting checked when they cross the irish sea — in order to keep an open border on the island of ireland. unionist parties argue that this places an effective border across the irish sea which undermines northern ireland's place within the uk. the largest unionist party, the dup, is currently refusing to take part in the country's power—sharing government unless its concerns about the protocol are resolved. ms long was speaking after talks with rishi sunak. the prime minister is meeting all five main parties today. this is the scene in belfast where we are expecting statements from northern ireland leaders after their talks with rishi sunak. following the talks. our ireland correspondent chris page is in belfast following the talks. the trade border between

necessarily mean you will have extra cash at the end of the month, so using the school and nigeland naomie thought of bills going up again in april? it's a scary thought. we've used the school quite a few times since the children came to stay with us, so the thought of it going up again, it is that worry about, are we going to be able to pay our bills and feed the kids and keep the kids warm? and that's with the baby coming as well. it is, yeah. safety investigators say doctors, ambulance dispatchers and other nhs staff in england are facing "significant distress" and harm as a result of long delays in emergency care. the health care safety investigation branch says many staff broke down in tears when asked about their working environment. our health correspondent jim reed reports. this winter was a nightmare, the worst it's ever been. matt works as a 999 call handler in england. he doesn't have permission to speak to the media, so we've changed his name and voice. at one point, we hit more than 500 waiting calls. we were overwhelmed. it's exhausting, it really is. it's really upsetting.

we had people like naomi long of the alliance party saying this was the time and this was the place fored ground in the polls the last few weeks are really saying , we told weeks are really saying, we told you and we said nothing will go ahead. there will be no elected as long the protocol stays in place . and really no, i suppose place. and really no, i suppose this all nine moves to westminster because westminster is the sovereign . it will just is the sovereign. it will just take legislative that is already in scotland, wales or england and extend it into northern and that will be as much as anyone can do and well then it will actually solve the problem. it's been done with the abortion legislation and with kim sex marriage. of course, pressure will not go sinn fein who have that will not take their seats in westminster and they'll be asked, well, will they go into the chamber and help put this largest through westminster. yeah the reality being of course, that this little six year old and his parents caught in the middle as naomi long as saying an emotional and difficult day for all

her best friend naomi sleep over buddy and cheerleading partner. >> i love kayleigh so much, but she's not the most coordinate a person there was, we were probably the best on our team the squad because our communication, we didn't need to speak. we could communicate each other just by looking. >> i wouldn't really color tomboy, i would really call her a girly girl. somewhere in between. >> she could look like a model one minute and the him scrubbing clothes and ready go camping the next. >> she called her grandmother papa doug, here with grandma cheri she was our sunshine, she was just our world >> did you worry about her as a teenager? >> she had family around. so my worry was, if she left bend, oh my goodness, what if my kayleigh goes up to portland? she won't have a grandma share there. we'll have to move. we'll have to go and be with her. that was my worry. that she wouldn't be in bend. >> mind you, kayleigh was on her own, it was living with her boyfriend a, young man named cam. >> i could tell that the moment kayleigh met cam that this was a good relationship for her. i could se

to them so they they have now actually allowed somebody else to be murdered who is to apologise is naomidy out of the one thing they all have allowed their names to go forward these 60 labour and peace we're doing it for political reasons so has died in a greenwich street in middle of the day for political reason so what did the labour party say after all lammy is foreign secretary . why? why do our secretary. why? why do our rights always overlooked? i mean , our rights to be safe on our streets? i mean, as we know, knife in london in particular is through the roof in those facilities . so why what do we, facilities. so why what do we, ordinary people get forgotten about ? well, what is quite now about? well, what is quite now is that colour does make a difference in terms of what your chance is of getting voice heard . so there was quite a famous signed that particular letter got involved in it anyway now if had been somebody of a different colour a white professor the chances of him surviving or herself in their university would be quite small. what is going to happen to this guy is g

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to them so they they have now actually allowed somebody else to be murdered who is to apologise is naomiut of the one thing they all have allowed their names to go forward these 60 labour and peace we're doing it for political reasons so has died in a greenwich street in middle of the day for political reason so what did the labour party say after all lammy is foreign secretary . why? why do our secretary. why? why do our rights always overlooked? i mean , our rights to be safe on our streets? i mean, as we know, knife in london in particular is through the roof in those facilities . so why what do we, facilities. so why what do we, ordinary people get forgotten about ? well, what is quite now about? well, what is quite now is that colour does make a difference in terms of what your chance is of getting voice heard . so there was quite a famous signed that particular letter got involved in it anyway now if had been somebody of a different colour a white professor the chances of him surviving or herself in their university would be quite small. what is going to happen to this guy is going

i mean when naomi campbell threw her phone, she got cancelled like i'm saying is that we have like theeone's face. i i think someone's face. i i don't think rob is a grown up and i think there are i think there are many clever people who able to in clever people who are able to in office without shouting at people, everybody. and in politics, completely politics, i would completely disagree. shouted disagree. i've shouted with the shouts been shot shouts in the and i've been shot of yeah, exactly now after of that. yeah, exactly now after netflix wisely pearl, remember that markle's woke that meghan markle's woke cartoon for kids ? kate middleton cartoon for kids? kate middleton has been busy getting her projects over the line the princess of wales shaping campaign was launched alongside her animation. this is the first time i've seen this, actually. 0h time i've seen this, actually. oh creepy down that looks we're back with the goal of raising awareness the importance of a child's early years when it comes to their development. however at the launch event in kirkgate market in leeds g

naomi campbell various other people spoke out. and then you went on to kill somebody, right?irst hour in the next few moments, i'm going to be joined by of brexit, nigel by the king of brexit, nigel farage, get his view on which farage, to get his view on which is the next deal from yesterday. don't president. don't miss that president. surely i'm surely looking. hello again. i'm aidan finn from the met aidan mcgivern finn from the met office. most cloudy office. another most cloudy day across uk . showers in places across the uk. showers in places but some brighter spells, especially for the likes of western scotland once again, where the sunshine will reappear and for eventually some southern counties of england as well as some western parts. but actually a lot of cloud is feeding in from the east, from the north sea. so frequent showers are on some north sea coasts into the pennines, the southern uplands, and a few showers making their way into the midlands as well as parts of wales. we've got this area of showers, a longer spells of clipping and of rain just clipping kent

reaction coming in as those political parties in northern ireland digested the alliance party leader naomid four years ago saying the uk had a serious prime minister, had the uk a serious prime minister at the time. she's saying following a meeting with rishi sunak in county antrim. she said in of the trading arrangements between the trading arrangements between the uk and particularly northern ireland and the eu, we recognise this is a major forward, but going on to say one disappointment is we've had to wait four years and remains wait that four years and remains unclear how it will function in terms of the stormont break and at what level the trigger will be set. let's get more westminster tom harwood is there and of course intimate caution there about the role or , non there about the role or, non role as they might set of boris johnson. we've not heard of dickie bird from zimbabwe tom. no, we haven't. and we're not expecting to hear anything from him. certainly this week but equally we haven't heard from definitive position i should say from the dup or the irg either this is a long an

tomatoes in it and he threw the tomatoes and this very sort tomatoes out and this very sort of know, of naomit assault with a tomato . so. yeah. assault with a tomato. so. yeah. but there have been other things. we saw the text messages that you sent to someone. i'm going to eat those sound like. like a piece of work, but, i mean, got a very stressful mean, he's got a very stressful position, think position, i think. i think people highest offices of people at the highest offices of the be allowed to the land should be allowed to vent a little bit, and they need to their weight to to throw their weight around to get maybe we get things done. but maybe we need it. you sound as if need more of it. you sound as if you that too many you think that perhaps too many of with whom works of the people with whom he works the they all the snowflakes, they are all snowflakes. just melting under the a couple of the weight of a couple of tomatoes thrown the tomatoes being thrown in the face. it's more face. i think it's a bit more serious that. i get serious than that. but i get your point. i mean, thing y

the dup leader, the vice president of sinn fein, naomi long of the alliance party all saying it echoesder told us his ideas were an answer to what he calls "sticking plaster politics." did he give much detail on how he would change things? i am did he give much detail on how he would change things?— did he give much detail on how he would change things? i am not sure we have the — would change things? i am not sure we have the specifics. _ would change things? i am not sure we have the specifics. i _ would change things? i am not sure we have the specifics. i am - would change things? i am not sure we have the specifics. i am not - would change things? i am not sure j we have the specifics. i am not sure keir starmer will do that today. i think the idea is to say to everybody, look, if the polls are right and i become prime minister and get the chance to run the country, these things will be at the forefront of my mind and things that will dominate the minds of my ministers in government. he is going to talk today about that idea of giving the public a sense of his intent. the intent o