nick gordon quarterly. no one forces us to come. you can see it yourself. people can voluntarily. i'm so happy. i'm about to cry. meridian impressed, i think the referendum was more than successful and completely for joan in russia. i voted was daily. so we've been eagerly waiting for this for the 8 years we've had war here in the don bus line. yet that was there's a desire to see changes to have stability certainty in your life. a desire to just live a peaceful life and see your parents come and care free. that is fair to say that the vote here and in all regions happened and gunpoint, but not in the sense that the western medium, our western politicians might lead you to believe. but rather at guns pointed from the key of sight at the people at the polling stations at the booths as or even hale guns or people under just the polling stations were shelled relentlessly by the key of military. our people had to interrupt the voting. they had to hide and bomb shelters, similar a similar situation and similar picture in many other regions and other regions, taking part in the vote. so

and resume changing key if we heard from locals about what they make of uniting with master nick jordan gordon. no one forces us to come. he can see yourself. people can voluntarily. i'm so happy i'm about to cry. blocker. people are crying with joy. there were people from the russian control territories in ukraine, said you please there has finally come. i'm so glad leave to seal this day. i am really happy. we've come a long way and i've been waiting for a for ages will final results in the dance republic indicate that around 99 percent of people voted for joining russia with the guns for 4 big showing 98 percent voting in favor and ukraine's regions of the roger on here on the following results showed 93.11 percent and 87 percent, respectively joining in favor of jo, sorry, voting in favor of joining russia. and the highest turn out in the polls was in the republic, where over 2000000 people cast the votes of a 1500000 voted in the guns republic while in both have so on and the regions over 1000000. so. so when the polls are fees, egan has done offenses. this reports from the guns republic

and that's something that the nick gordon-reed describes that that this multiracial united states truly was beyond his comprehension and believe when rose as well. now on the flip side of that, i mean, i don't think that he would have truly appreciated there are a few descendants of people enslaved at monticello who work at monticello today. jefferson the history you know that's that idea of madison taking care of him. when did madison didn't do too good of a job of that but but speaking seriously i think that with jefferson in particular there's there is always the hope for future even beyond i think i would venture this even beyond his enormous limitations. i think the is what i've described. i think there's the possibility there certainly for his vision of the united states for it to turn out a little bit differently than his precise idea for how it should look. yeah, that was beautifully said. i think that hope for the future expresses a lot and i think certainly the the founding generation in a lot of ways even though we are not where we think we should be yet we are still the amer

ah, the 3rd a companion loaded by shell than me england that gordon or nick keep holding the cook to his killer chain men die stuff castle castle sallow said and then you last out. yes, he looked at them in logan. i'm with a lot of like one of my cell colleagues been by this been the lisa lab, horrible biggest sandwiches will be lacking on wedding is that on the sign is well, i mean my, but it didn't, the adult premier all going to the new style one daughter going, he says you wanna see the list game, pleasant dollar proposed garcia product, but they will not let you unless they bug and b as bala b that they le murdy hang in. but our stores, cassandra hasn't done that. i bet i bet i sold us your candle gas or said that they may not as they are then i believe louis, this is not going to use a lot of equal or those de la constitution that are republica on this and yeah, like a dollar balance on at the end of that age or love either i'd be last but as young as the oregon. these as to on this last year. last borderline. this way that these are see on the lower dog list here. got delagars

and also in that crowd, gordon brown, tony blair, john major. nick clegg. i mean when you see all of those people together, including as i said, the queen consort. including william, now the prince of wales. how important is that visually for a nation that is mourning the only queen most of them have known but also sending a message, very strongly. that in many ways the tradition, the world, life. goes on. >> exactly. this is all about continuity. because continuity brings reassurance. obviously, the death of the queen is a moment for extraordinary change in this country. and in the commonwealth. and wider world. at the same time, it's the precise reason why these events are so meticulously planned. so that the public can watch them. and basically say, okay, we've got this. the transition is happening. it's happening smoothly. and it is the right way to go. no individual is bigger than the crowd. it's the crown that endures. that's the spirit of continuity. at the heart of our constitutional democracy. so yes, to see the political heavyweights we're looking

nick. letsjoin lorna gordon, our colleague at balmoral.th of scotland. one would anticipate the royal household to arrive here at around five p m, perhaps a little after. of course, this is an area which the royal family knows well, it is an area that the queen is extremely fond of. she has been coming to the balmoral estate since she was a child. she spends almost every summer here. she arrived this year in mid—july, so she has been in residence for a little over eight weeks. it is an area where she is said to feel most at home. it is very secure, secluded and extremely peaceful. the family is known to have barbecues here. she goes for long walks in the hills and she is known to past members of the public from time to time. people who live in this area are extremely fond of her and we have spoken to people in neighbouring towns and villages and in the past, they had talked of her as being their neighbour, their —— they are extremely protective of both her majesty the queen and the royal family. crathie kirk, she is a member of the congreg