, paige. >> paige, sure, yeah. >> jimmy: matt damon said this.eorge, gambling, "he's the unluckiest guy at a table by far, i sat there and watched him lose 25 straight hands of blackjack in a row. [ laughter ] >> it's true. unlucky or just stupid. [ laughter ] >> well, at least you're unlucky at something. >> yeah, exactly. >> i would say you're doing pretty good at everything else. >> julia, all of us were in -- we stayed at -- the bellagio, i think. >> bellagio, gorgeous hotel. they didn't know what hit them. >> literally like a bunch of 8-year-olds got in. >> yes. rebels run the palace. it was terrible. >> my pal richard, who you know, is an actor. richard came to visit. >> yes. >> we stayed in these rooms at the bottom of the casino. we didn't have a -- we had a roll-away bed. >> for richard. >> for richard. we were all up drinking and talking. pitt was there. pretty boy damon was there. all that. richard falls asleep on his roll-away bed. >> whilst we're all chatting. >> we're talking. >> we're having a little cocktail party around him and h

citizen carter paige, violating american civil liberties. not only with this egregious abuse of power, this had 17 major mistakes and omissions. the groundless memo violated paige's civil liberties, subjected him to multiple abusive, unlawful investigations. mr. schiff exploited his position as chair of intel committee and every opportunity possible threatening national security, undermining our dually elected president and -- duly elected president and bringing dishonor to the institution. schiff ripped apart americans across the country with repeated false narratives. his own political good was served by permanently destroying family relationships and sewing lasting de -- sewing lasting division across our land, which we live with every day. this perpetrator of deceit, woke up every morning with one goal, to lie, lie, lie to the american people that there was a direct evidence of russia collusion. despite transcripts from schiff's investigation showing that the director of national intelligence, former obama attorney general, former attorn

paige's—make a sex paige's attempt to make a sex eiweaiion— paige's attempt to make a sex education charityyear old daughter returned confused from a iesson— daughter returned confused from a iesson in— daughter returned confused from a lesson in september 2021, sawing— a lesson in september 2021, sawing snea— a lesson in september 2021, saying she'd been told to be sex nosiiiwe— saying she'd been told to be sex oosiiiwe wwiw— saying she'd been told to be sex positive kyiv and— saying she'd been told to be sex positive kyiv and that heteronormative society was a nai— heteronormative society was a ban ining— heteronormative society was a ban ining . — heteronormative society was a bag ining . a— heteronormative society was a bad thing. a first- heteronormative society was a bad thing. ' �*" j bad thing. a first tier tribunal has now ruled that the school of sexuality education can keep details of the lesson private due to rules relating to confidentiality and the charity's commercial interests. claire has been instructed , but claire has been instructed, but she's instructed her lawyers to a

paige's—make a sex paige's attempt to make a sex elaeanen— paige's attempt to make a sex education charityer daughter, claire's 15 year old aaagnaen— daughter, claire's 15 year old daughter returned confused from a leeen— daughter returned confused from a leeen r..— daughter returned confused from a lesson in september 2021, saying— a lesson in september 2021, eawlng ene-l— a lesson in september 2021, saying she'd been told to be sex peelnwe— saying she'd been told to be sex peelnwe nwn— saying she'd been told to be sex positive kyiv and— saying she'd been told to be sex positive kyiv and that heteronormative society was a pal— heteronormative society was a pal anlng— heteronormative society was a pal lnlng . — heteronormative society was a pal lnlng . a— heteronormative society was a bad thing. a first- heteronormative society was a bad thing. ' �*" j bad thing. a first tier tribunal has now ruled that the school of sexuality education can keep details of the lesson private due to rules relating to confidentiality and the charity's commercial interests. claire has been instructed , but cl

paige, the best tennis player in history , finally arrived on the last day of the french open tennis tournament, and in the final of this tournament , he won 3-0 against the norwegian river. the championship title of this competition has been achieved. the first division was victorious and the second division was defeated , and the third division took 75 points to its own advantage, and ended with a 3-0 lead. in total, for the third time, the winner of the lam day tournament is more, even though it was the same as last year. in the final, the color of the day was unsuccessful, but from the above process in the last two years, a better day cannot be passed easily. he is the record holder of 23 grand slams and has become the most honored tennis player in the world above the greats like rafael nadal and roger federer. with this achievement, i thank my coach for having 94 coffees. such a great honorable coach, you know that i, who have gone through many problems, 200 sports that each and every player wishes to be at such a stage and win a trophy at least once in their career, i thank all

so they go back to people over time, and again we have 2 of them and send them by jane paige, would you so i'll walk over a month and the police and the collection of services. they need to add buzzing. those will be good because we kind of what about do the same thing, time and time, and i do the beginning. so that is one of the above the now you're going to to my workplace, the department of education. i'm employed as a labor relations officer. i'm in charge for the de description and and making sure that they love cheese. yeah, no edward. yeah, we're all for, for, for the reason why not sold the was the media. they pull some of the nation. why not? so let's see. and i chief means that the said just very shoes with the differences between myself. so they are, they are familiar with a man who is it a letter they believe? now? do you know silly i'll call you to have occasion is due to be good. because educate does not have control over the limits. letting us out now we're starting to us sort indicate does so close them case you are faced with, with situations that uh, i thought imbalanc

. >> tracy paige, too is familiar with meza.ld sister kendra paige and killed her disposing of her young body in a school dumpster under a plea, he was sentenced to 30 years in prison but was released for good behavior after only serving 11 years. >> i don't want him out. i wish he would have gotten life but he didn't. >> haunting words in retrospect as detectives paint a chilling picture decades later of a man who they believe would have kept feeding his sick urge had he not been caught. >> mr. meza said he was ready and prepared to kill again and he was looking forward to it. >> tonight austin police are searching through cold case files saying meza could be responsible for at least 10 other murders. since he has been in custody, he has confessed to two in san antonio but those have not been verified. shannon? >> shannon: casey stegall, thank you very much. a tragedy in the atlantic ocean near the bahamas. a teenager from louisiana may have jumped off a cruise ship on a dare in to shark infested waters. correspondent steve har

investigation and how genetic genealogy could help solve other unsolved sexual assault cases >> plus elliott paigethe most visual trans men in hollywood now living in his authentic self. >> i'm feeling that joy every day. what it has allowed me is what it feels like truly be alive for the first time. >> opening up about his childhood pain. >> the experiences i had in regards to bullying, it certainly only encourages the shame that literally makes you sick. >> and sharing his story at a moment when trans rights are under attack. >> and hero's salute tworld war ii veterans returning to normandy 79 years after d-day. ♪ >> "nightline" will be right back. ♪ an spf-icionando if you will. my bottle of choice? neutrogena ultra sheer. a lightweight blend that protects 6 layers deep with a smooth dry-touch finish. this round is on me. neutrogena ultra sheer. i used to pre-rinse dishes cause my old detergent didn't actually get 'em clean. but new cascade platinum plus has me doing dishes... differently. with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. so you can load this, and get t

. >> reporter: paige stanton rushed in on thursday night when her family said they needed to get inside. these are images she captured at the scene outside the suspect's home. >> they started to pack the stuff up, leaving. he never came out. so we were kind of assuming like the worst. >> reporter: she said it wasn't uncommon for the police to be here at parkourana's house. but when officers came by thursday night to search the home, it was different. >> being across the street from something so close like that is pretty scary. pretty unexpected to say the least. >> reporter: peop have been hurt or killed by the actions of one man. >> i just feel bad for his family and all the families involved. i mean that's very traumatic. >> reporter: now they're left worrying whether they were in any danger living on the same street. >> that is really close to home, and who knows what his thought process was if he has been seen outside. could we have like been attacked or whatnot? >> and we first brought you that update from san jose police streaming live on cbs news bay area. you can watch us any ti

this is paige and we get some span of cobra. there we go. ok. rich spanish, so spinach and uh let's see. what else do we need to see? uh kind of cheese for sure. really well. where does that right? we're going to do it though. we got a big area right here, right? right. here's a big area. it just so l is tremendous with this area in jersey is not no good, sorry. oh no, but for whatever reason. because i think this is a, some is one plan. and so i had a lot of bio matter rolling in the change here and it created a very young because much soil twice certain areas and it, which is fantastic sort and so we, we just happen to be blessed and other gods sense. we're blessed with good soil right here. we've got the plot of land. i think we go about about 20200 yards over here. oh wow. yeah, 200. well, not a football field football field with the uh too far. so i think 200 maybe a 150 yards, 200 yards. so yeah, we'll put this down with a lot more and then we'll get the router chiller, finding the winner silver. wait till the soil up here. and there you g

this is paige and we get some spare la copa. there we go. okay . rich spanish, so spinach and uh, let's see. what else do we need to see uh kind of cheese for sure. really. well, we're gonna the, we're going to do it. we got a big area right here, right? right here is a big area. it just so l is tremendous for this area in jersey is not no good, sorry, i know, but whatever reason why? because i think this is the best one plan. and so i had a lot of bio matter rolling in the chain here and it created a very much soil like certain areas and which is fantastic sort of knowing things. and so we, we just happen to be bless another god said, we're blessed with good soil, right. going here. we've got a plot of land and see if we go about 20200 yards over here. oh, wow. yeah, 200. well, not a football field football field with the uh too far. so i think 200 maybe a 150 yards. 200 yards. so yeah, we'll put this down with a lot more and then we'll get the rotor killer for him, water and silver. the till the soil up here. and are you going to your, the seeds

i am from many countries and this is the successful solution is paige and russian efforts. it is a new operation, a new model for the next slide. these one part, the countries are present during this st. petersburg form, archie sat down with the russian foreign minister survey lobrado. he said that western states continue to pressure other nations in order to turn them against moscow. the anglo saxons in the allies are pressuring everyone they con, including our closest allies, such as the members of the collective security treaty organizations, and the arab states of the gulf and no exception. the methods used by the west, all excuse me. i say the sippy route, i have no other to you say when they talk about these rules of which the international holding must be based on what they really mean is that dick tact, colonial instincts live at the expense of others. nothing else. but they constantly claim that they are defending democracy and ukraine's defending the values of the western civilization. i've touched upon this many times. they only speak about democracy when they te

this is paige and we get some span of cobra. there we go. ok. rich spanish, so spinach and uh, let's see. what else do we need to see uh strategies for sure. really what were the doing? so we got a big area right here. right, right here is a big area in the soil is tremendous with this area in jersey. is not no good, sorry i know, but whatever reason because i think this is the best one plan and so i had a lot of bio matter rolling in the chain year and i created a very those are the called much soil twice certain areas and it which has been tested sort going thing. and so we, we just happen to be blessed another god said, we're blessed with good soil right down here. we've got a plot of land. i think we go about about 20200 yards over here. oh, wow. yes, you're not a football field football field with the uh too far. so i think 200 maybe a 150 yards, 200 yards. so you will cut this down with a lot more and then we'll get the router chiller finding the winner silver. util. the soil up here, and there you can see all the seats on order. i got the

ready i'm from many countries, and this is the success of russian is paige and russian efforts. it is a new operation, a new model for the next flight. these one part, the countries are present stations throughout today here on our t as we continue our coverage of the 26th st. petersburg international economic forum. during the event, archie sat down with the russian foreign minister survey lobrado. you can watch the interview throughout the day right here on our t. the . the president over ron is back on home soil following a tour of latin america. the trip saw dozens of agreement signed with 3 allies who shared a wrong defiant stance against the western powers, as are to use use of july explains president praising his back from his $4.00 to $3.00 latin american country whose historic trans, that digits of as well. nick argue on cuba, they want to do those countries definitely have a lot in common as though along there you want to sanctions and all have been targeted by region change attempts by washington. so it really is, it tries to build on this common ground to most of all

. —— caroline paige is an raf veteran and the first transgender officer to serve openly in the uk armedg with pride. welcome to the bbc news. in terms of the publication of that review, what have you got to say to government ministers? ., ., have you got to say to government ministers? ., ~ , ., �* , ., ministers? thank you. it's a review that has been _ ministers? thank you. it's a review that has been put _ ministers? thank you. it's a review that has been put together - ministers? thank you. it's a review that has been put together at - ministers? thank you. it's a review| that has been put together at some pace, and it holds over 1100 statements from veterans and serving personnel who have had to reach back to some really dark times and provide that evidence. it's taken some incredible courage. they had an expectation when the review was completed and the recommendations within that were handed to government, that they would have site on that and they would see a step forward. that hasn't happened yet. the statement of in due course doesn't really mean anything at all, and there's a

caroline paige, who was the first openly transgender woman to serve in the military, was there.ndent report being published. it is really distressing their experiences, they have had to reach back, deep back into that, to provide the evidence so they can move forward. meeting others who went through what they did and bringing it to light has given carol and trevor a new purpose. is like a therapy, you go back and you get involved with people of a like mind. the hairs on the back of my neck stand up and ijust feel really, really appreciated. i am proud now to turn round and say yes, i am a gay woman and i would have been prouder if i had continued in the army, i must admit. the government says it is proud and grateful to its lgbtq+ veterans and will consider the review and respond in due course. trevor and carol want lessons to be learned so the hopes and dreams of future generations are never taken away again. lauren moss, bbc news. football, and tens of thousands of manchester city fans are travelling to istanbul in the hope of watching their team complete an historic treble. c

a book said this is, paige says it'll steps it provides each media ship go to you all. something that is key like when they were being designed. yes. so that it is the need to you how we would put you on games as you have them nice to meet you to do it. but i know by that which ones are in use that i have to restore that update, but he's been on the boat whether he must have decided site capitol movie on the if the, the i'm a cups of style, i'd be beach but said, did you speak to him, the more successful with the stealing. you need a lot. well, but what specifically get a component of us? what a middle and when you came to attend the spirit it would have to be secure. you bought? definitely going to say to minutes. no, you use to disclose it, you shouldn't need a little pause. i called you as a stay, as the most is part of the zillow. find out what's keen say good night by that being said, well confident that stand, this is the of the drum the, the overall path is that close? yeah, this is no one will she pushed but got a no 6 incentives. he had no telling the, not a no

caroline paige, who was the first openly transgender woman to serve in the military, was there.s, they have had to reach back, deep back into that, to provide the evidence so they can move forward. meeting others who went through what they did and bringing it to light has given carol and trevor a new purpose. is like a therapy, you go back and you get involved with people of a like mind. the hairs on the back of my neck stand up and ijust feel really, really appreciated. i am proud now to turn round and say yes, i am a gay woman and i would have been prouder if i had continued in the army, i must admit. the government says it is proud and grateful to its lgbtq+ veterans and will consider the review and respond in due course. trevor and carol want lessons to be learned so the hopes and dreams of future generations are never taken away again. lauren moss, bbc news. we will talk more about the story in about 40 minutes. it's a stomach—churning sight we've seen far too many times over the past year — raw sewage being discharged into waters around england. it's an issue many campaign

we want to go to franchesca paige, travel journalist.he latest numbers, a record 50 million people are expected to travel through the long weekend. that includes four million by air. a lot of those people, especially by air are running into these problems. what do you tell them? >> you have to keep in mind, aside from the bad weather, the airports are seeing impacts from reduced staffing. at critical air route control centers. going into the summer, the faa didn't know this could be an issue, especially after all the delays that travelers experienced last year. hence allowed the airlines to drop some service over the area in return for not losing their gates. so yes, these troubles could assist in to the fourth of july holiday weekend and the summer. the lack of stops in a systemwide impacting air traffic on high passenger travel days coupled with weather could create severe delays for travelers. of course, according to the faa, there's no east coast staffing triggers monday or tuesday. but this is where the crux of the dispute that is g

paige off second. we get gunned down easily. that ends the rally and reality jays win 2 to one.if you remember sable ran the giants out of a rally last sunday in their loss to the d'backs from the keep an eye on. alright, yankees in bathtub afternoon where he now has mingo vermont. mister perfect bill savoring last night's historic jumped out to early lead set ground rips a shot. >> over the head of lost our low standing right, ryan noda scores they're up 3 to one after 3, 6 ending. yankees turned it down 3 to 2. josh donaldson just crushes that one. a 2 run blast gives the yanks really all right. later in the end, there's the 3, 2, pitch it. it's a slow roller into centerfield. more runs come into score score. it's 6. now the ending continue. the line or the opposite way. yankees go on to win this one. 10 to 4. >> the warriors extended a qualifying offer to guard lester can no nays. today giving the organization control of his contract and making him a restricted free agent. leicester won g league's most improved player award this past season while playing for the santa cruz wa

recommendation of the book the more obedient wife, and let's have book recommendations throughout the show paige smith has a biography of wilson that i've just been reading for wilson's influence on the phrase the pursuit of happiness because his reflections on the extent of legislative authority in britain was one of the two documents that thomas jefferson had by his side when both declaration and you're right about that amazing and wilson where he's in the tavern with his young life dying of malaria after he's been sued by his fellow supreme court justice. no, no, well, it's not as supreme court. he was sued by pierce butler who was a senator in north i'll take it from you, but you were sued by i think butler who i think sat on the court and no dying dying of death. he is convinced that he wants to defend his legacy and he says at least it should be said that i wasn't indolent which is his defense of his remarkable conduct, but i'll be interested about whether all of you think that it was. his address and his overextension which was so well noted that's prevented us from properly appreciating

is survived by his wife catherine, his children amber and harrison, and granddaughters sloane and paige. he will be forever a part of the cnn family. his legacy living on in the way we bring you the news every day. david bohrman is our genius. >> and i would like to express a personal thanks to david bohrman who was running this bureau in washington when cnn gave me a shot many years ago. his impact on this building and the people in it is plain for all to see. our deep condolences to his family. >>> i'm alex marquardt in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, live from ukraine, damage control. russian president vladimir putin trying to project an image of strength as he faces the biggest threat ever to his authority. is putin still in danger of losing power? his former prime minister says yes, and he will be "outfront" next. >>> plus, where is yevgeny prigozhin? no confirmation that the wagner chief ever made it outside russia. as the fsb keeps its criminal investigation o

these talented athletes include macy, claire, paige, tony, megan, maddie, nelia, willow, and amani. junior sprinter and jumper macy placed in all five of her events, even winning in the long jump with 7 1/2 feet. maddie placed in four events winning second place in the high jump and taking home the state in the four by 800 relay by beating them by over eight seconds. they serve as an inspiration to not only their peers but the entire sixth district. congratulations, again, to the strasburg high school women's track and field team on this incredible accomplishment. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize north cross school's men's la crosse tennis and -- lacrosse tennis and track and field team for winning their division ii championships. they secured their third consecutive title making this their fourth championship win in five years. the lacrosse win was propelled by joe mason's six goals as well as the seniors caleb and ian whom each added three goals to the tally. over at the tennis courts, the raiders' men's team captured its second state title since 2016 with a 5-4 victory. the tenni

is survived by his wife catherine, his children amber and harrison, and granddaughters sloane and paigeart of the cnn family. his legacy living on in the way we bring you the news every day. david bohrman is our genius. >> and i would like to express a personal thanks to david bohrman who was running this bureau in washington when cnn gave me a shot many years ago. his impact on this building and the people in it is plain for all to see. our deep condolences to his family. >>> i'm alex marquardt in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, live from ukraine, damage control.

she's joined by paige and her boyfriend justin, and now the host of pictionary, jerry o'connell.

by his beloved wife, katherine, their kids, amber and harrison, and two granddaughters, sloan and paige. our hearts go out to them and to all the friends and colleagues remembering him tonight. thank you, david. you are missed. the news continues. ""cnn primetime"" with kaitlan ""cnn primetime"" with kaitlan collins starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thanks anderson. i'm kaitlan collins. and tonight we now have the crucial evidence that is at the center of the special counsel's criminal prosecution of donald trump. you're going to hear it in just moments. this is a recording that cnn was first to report on and now has exclusively obtained. the tape of the former president talking in july of 2021 about a sensitive document that he kept after leaving the white house, acknowledging on the audio recording that it was classified and that he could not declassify it, given that he was no longer in office, and that he knew he couldn't show it to the people he was talking to, who we are told did not have security clearances. you also hear paper rustling, as if he's brand

by his beloved wife, katherine, their kids, amber and harrison, and two granddaughters, sloan and paigends and colleagues remembering him tonight. thank you, david. you are missed. the news continues. ""cnn primetime"" with kaitlan ""cnn primetime"" with kaitlan collins starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

this year's judges were paul gottlieb, alya malik and paige williams, jesselyn cook wins one of the work in progress awards for the quiet q and on and the destroy auction of the american family. she is an atlanta area journalist reporting focuses on online including weaponize conspiracy theories and other dissident information. prior to working as an investigative reporter at abc, nbc news, she was a senior reporter on, the national enterprise desk at huffpost and an adjunct journalism professor, the university of laverne, the citation reads the quiet damage a harrowing exploration of the harm, but the harm, the far right conspiracy theory movement. q and on has wrought on u.s. society, specifically at its most basic and intimate level, the family q and on situated within the dangerous crosscurrents of disinformation and partizan dysfunction and politics has often been dismissed by most americans as a fringe movement, but its potential wreak havoc was clearly underestimated. her narrative reveals how seemingly ludicrous beliefs take hold. people who are easily recognizable any reader, ev

and paige never said that he had met with him on his most recent visit. >> mister chairman, i appreciate the fact that you gave him a chance. you're going to get your questions. the republicans are going to be squeezed. i think the gentlelady's time is expired. we'll now go to the gentlelady from -- appreciate your answer. we understand we are headed. the gentlelady from missouri is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. st. louis and i are here today to set the record straight about this political investigation, conducted on behalf of the twice impeached, twice indicted former white supremacist-in-chief, donald trump. from the start, this entire investigation has been an attempt to undermine the findings of the mueller investigation, and to strike the people of this country from donald trump's corruption. that's why it began just days after the release of the mueller report. and that's why four years later, an amateur how much my colleagues across the aisle claim otherwise, the durham investigation did not exonerate mr. trump or any of his associates. mr. durham, i'd like to briefly

citizen carter paige, violating american civil liberties. not only with this egregious abuse of power, this had 17 major mistakes and omissions. the groundless memo violated paige's civil liberties, subjected him to multiple abusive, unlawful investigations. mr. schiff exploited his position as chair of intel committee and every opportunity possible threatening national security, undermining our dually elected president and -- duly elected president and bringing dishonor to the institution. schiff ripped apart americans across the country with repeated false narratives. his own political good was served by permanently destroying family relationships and sewing lasting de -- sewing lasting division across our land, which we live with every day. this perpetrator of deceit, woke up every morning with one goal, to lie, lie, lie to the american people that there was a direct evidence of russia collusion. despite transcripts from schiff's investigation showing that the director of national intelligence, former obama attorney general, former attorn

huang is the largest gainer bong the billionaires his wealth tripling to $38 billion he's at 34 larry paigest years ever, up $30 billion mark zuckerberg has the largest dollar gain among all the tech billionaires up $57 billion. still about $40 billion from his all-time peak. and then you were talking about sam altman, the ceo and co-founder of openai he does not have an equity stake in the for profit arm of openai. unclear whether he is, in fact, a billionaire at all right now the world's youngest self-made billionaire is alexander wong, the 26-year-old founder of scale a.i. but for the most part, it's the big getting even bigger from the a.i. craze right now. >> i wonder, interesting piece this morning in bloomberg looking at how the tiktok regulation story kind of faded on capitol hill. now all eyes on a.i. dick durbin saying congress has a short attention span, but i wonder to what degree some of these players come under scrutiny given the massive global consequences that will come from this technology. >> it's great one because it's all about scale and these big already existing large

you know, i find it unacceptable that your organization is paig out these lavish bonuses even in the face and to the criticism of your own work force. many other members have pointed out that the operating losses, customer satisfaction, overall service is not doing so well and i live in the northeast corridor. i actually like traveling on amtrak. but i do find that this is unsustainable. going forward, do you think executives in companies that operate at a severe loss and declining customer satisfaction should or would typically receive bonuses in our economy? mr. gardner: congressman, first off, the incentive program, again, encouraged by congress and all the entities that provided us guidance here, the g.a.o., the o.i.g. are triggered to improvement. we are improving financial performance. we are improving customer service scores and improving amtrak controlled delays. that's how we achieve benefits. again, our losses are coming down compared to the numbers you quoted. we worked over a decade to achieve a break even result, something the company had never been able to do for 50 yea

we'rejoined now by caroline paige, the first openly transgender serving officer in the british armede were at the imperial war museum last i talking about. we were at the i imperial war museum last night. carol was one of the many veterans. what they heard last night was not what they expected. they expected to hear progress with the independent report published. the independent report, we know, has gone to government. but it sits there at the moment and they are worried now that having stepped forward courageously to give evidence, and you have heard evidence in the tape, it is distressing, their experiences. they have had to reach back into that to provide the evidence so they can move forward. if that report is not seen by them, they cannot see the step forward. seen by them, they cannot see the step forward-— step forward. cabinet office has said the 8th _ step forward. cabinet office has said the 8th of _ step forward. cabinet office has said the 8th ofjune _ step forward. cabinet office has said the 8th ofjune event i step forward. cabinet office has said the 8th ofjune event w

paige taylor is a member of the covid bereaved families justice group.was quite ill _ mum christine. what happened to her? she was quite ill for _ mum christine. what happened to her? she was quite ill for most _ mum christine. what happened to her? she was quite ill for most of _ mum christine. what happened to her? she was quite ill for most of my - she was quite ill for most of my life. i was her carerfrom she was quite ill for most of my life. i was her carer from the age of 12. she seemed to always get better. she would go into hospital a lot but we always knew she was coming out. it was only when the lockdown started she became more isolated because she could not go out. then she started to become more unwell. then, unfortunately, she went into hospital for a separate reason and contracted covid in hospital. and then, unfortunately, she passed away soon after that. in that time, when she was in hospital, how much contact had you been allowed to have with her? what was life like for the two of view? i was workint life like for the two of view? i was

and paige never said that he had met with him on his most recent visit. >> mister chairman, i appreciate the fact that you gave him a chance. you're going to get your questions. the republicans are going to be squeezed. i think the gentlelady's time is expired. we'll now go to the gentlelady from -- appreciate your answer. we understand we are headed. the gentlelady from missouri is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. st. louis and i are here today to set the record straight about this political investigation, conducted on behalf of the twice impeached, twice indicted former white supremacist-in-chief, donald trump. from the start, this entire investigation has been an attempt to undermine the findings of the mueller investigation, and to strike the people of this country from donald trump's corruption. that's why it began just days after the release of the mueller report. and that's why four years later, an amateur how much my colleagues across the aisle claim otherwise, the durham investigation did not exonerate mr. trump or any of his associates. mr. durham, i'd like to briefly