parliament needs a reset, i think. it needs to calm down a bit.ould be constantly involved in politics. and so this reset requires two things. we can form a new approach. and secondly, the liberal party will undertake a leadership race. and if i'm not one to lead the party in the next election, polarization in parliament should die down a bit. they need a well functioning parliament especially in this complex world of ours. the two things i just mentioned will allow us to reset parliament. [speaking french. >> parliamentary press gallery and watching, parliament has been seized by obstruction and filibustering and a total lack of productivity over the past few months. we are the longest serving minority government in history and time for a reset. and time for the temperature to come down for the people have a fresh start in parliament to be able to navigate through these complex times domestically and internationally and the reset we have is actually two parts. one is the recognizing that we are moving me from the equation as the leader who will f

over the past few months in parliament. parliament needs a reset i think. it needs to calm down a bit. it needs to get down to work for canadians. we shouldn't be constantly involved in petty politics and that's what we are seeing from the conservatives so this reset requires two things first of all so that we can start with from a new approach in parliament and secondly, the liberal party will undertake leadership. and if i am not the one to lead the party in the next election, polarization in parliament that we currently see should die down a bit. canadians need a well functioning parliament especially in this very complex world of ours and these two things that i just mentioned will allow us to reset parliament. >> and why not an election then. you did not tell us that. pm trudeau: parliamentary press gallery and anybody who has been watching politics closely over the past nine months will know that parliament has been entirely seized by obstruction filibustering and total lack of productivity over the past few months. we are right now the longest servin

what has been the longest session of eight minority parliament in canadian history.hat is why this the morning i advised the governor general we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request the house until march 24. over the holidays i havehe had e chance to reflect and havead had long talks with my family about our future. throughout the course of my career any success i have personally achieved has been because of their support and with their encouragement. celeste sent over dinner i told my kids about the decision i am sharing with you today. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. last night asked the president of the party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election it has become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. i have always been a fighter. i've always been a fighter because it really care for canada and canadians. i've been driven by was no

they would, may have, in a parliament of a few 100 seats. the liberals may be left with 6 seats, and one poll has shown that the prime minister trudel would in fact lose his own constituency, his own writing if the vote were held today. so you know the, the, the goal. so he, personals past, had been knocking on his door for several months now, and he's been in power for a long time. and the people seem to be ready for a change, or he came to power in a blaze of glory, gentle hand and stuff. and if i have progressive agenda that suited many people at the time. so why is it become so unpopular? sparkly. it's because his style is not appropriate anymore. people are tired of his what they call a virtue, virtue signaling. his idea that he has the right message and if people oppose them, they must be wrong. so there's been no sense of trying to create a commonality of ideas and opinions. it's sort of uh to use the political expression. it's my way or the highway for truthful and i think people are just fed up with it. i mean, being in power for 89

the after 2 years of deadlocks, the lebanese parliament's has elected a new president. army commander joseph over the i'm sort of a, it's good to have you with us. this is elsa 0, live from don't also coming up. the number of palestinians killed by israel's war on gaza passes, 46000 while hospital struggle with fuel shortages after european foreign ministers returned from damascus. the us secretary of state travels to europe to discuss relations with serious new administration. a desperate fight to put out with fire as in the los angeles area of 5 people are dead and thousands of homes have been destroyed. the after 2 years a deadlock, lebanon's parliaments, has elected a new president. army commanders has its own one. the votes required in parliament 11 on has been without the president since michel owen's term ended in october 2022, saying ahold or begins, are coverage from the roots. a lebanon has a new president ending a power vacuum that lasted for more than 2 years. it's army commander, joseph, fall and received the majority of the votes. he says, this is a new beginning in his

what does that mean for parliament? well essentially it doesn't mean very much at this point because the processes within parliament continues the governing proxy, fairly mo, who's claimed victory in the election of from in october does have the minimum seats required to have a majority of the $126.00 seats. they want a 171. the 2 opposition parties, the m d m, as well as her nama was formerly the official position. there combine seats amounts to $66.00, so it's not enough to make much of a difference. so ultimately, the boy cost of all of these parliamentary processes is more of a political statement, rather than $1.00 that will affect exactly what happens involvement. and most importantly, the voting in all the presidents, which will be done, you'll chop off to fully mo party parliament has to vote on that to formalize it, as well as the volts. again, all the deputy presidents, we were talking about, the protests that came about in december off to that controversial result of the elections are those protests expected

last year of the failing to pass secure with the screening to become a member of parliament e. as before, the dutch intelligence received the information about him information and having context with the foreign intelligence. he's ready for an intelligence. and also he had a gun and was not allowed to have a gun to carry a gun. and so he was, we moved again and it's now still part of the parliament, but it's not allowed to become part of the cabinets. type model cold has investigated the special relationship to build us has with israel. both markets howard, i'm wheeled us did not respond to our request to comment. would we find out? is that and you had some very good context. me, sweetie, is really and to see and do you have any 20092012 ditch intelligence agency investigator. those relations basically did a check on the contact context that he had in the is really embassy. it's important to distress and was at that time already part of a problem with every community that receives intelligence information. and you don't want him to share that information with foreign intelligen

, by putting it on the agenda in parliament, it on the agenda in parliament, it is another way of puttingue. so they are trying to use _ the general issue. so they are trying to use this _ trying to use this parliamentary device, as you say, to call for a national inquiry into these grooming gangs, how much pressure do you think keir starmer is in —— is under? think keir starmer is in -- is under? ,., think keir starmer is in -- is under? ., under? even when we saw at the start of the _ under? even when we saw at the start of the week _ under? even when we saw at the start of the week sir _ under? even when we saw at the start of the week sir keir - start of the week sir keir starmer outran to talk about nhs reforms, the questions he was getting at is about this issue on grooming gangs. and so i think there's going to be some pressure, and certainly there is some pressure, but what the government has said so far is that it would support local inquiries in individual towns where it is asked for, because of course this all grew out of a request from 0ldham council to have a national inquiry

7 on parliaments, how does it look? so tommy cheese here, joseph, phone, us president, to use a deadlock, had left left alone without the present system shut on time and did i cannot sorry for 2022. is there any forces have now killed more than $46000.00 palestinians in gauze. distance of wall sconces among relates, his victims are falls on his 3 children and on the slate off for fiji thompson central casa human rights groups, including i'm the see international describe the conflicts as a genocide and say that civilians are being deliberately targets advise ratings, forces dozens of people were killed on thursday, and those things are fine, says have reports of nathan killed in northern syria to correspond groups of bouncing kind of slips, finances and members. the conflict has been intensifying in recent days. all right, well you'll seeing live pictures that all the former us president to meet cost. 6 who's being on a to the states. funeral costs a has been lying and states on the us. capital of 3 died at the age of a

canada will prorogue parliament until march 24.arliament will be suspended as he announces his resignation after nine years in power. he says he will stay as prime minister until a new liberal leader is chosen. his resignation announcement is not. the only. one. we returned to michael mckee because michael barr has stepped down as vice chair of supervision but is not resigning from the federal reserve. just the vice chair position. michael: it has been thought she will not be replaced. the incoming president will not have the opportunity to pick a different new vice chair for regulation. he can only pick from those on the board. the best guess is if you were going to choose someone from that board it would be nikki bowman because she has been the community bank representative pitch is a republican so she fits some characteristics the president would want. the other key thing about this is the fed says it will take no new actions for bank regulation until a successor is confirmed. that would seem to indicate the endgame proposal tha

the parliament is holding another vote later on thursday. as blogs preferred candidates, so the amount of funds you has withdrawn from the race while on the come on to joseph, i wouldn't appears to have the support of international partners. and as they know how to report from a capital bad route, has been a series of diplomatic visits by regional players recently adding to the pressure on m p's. to fill the post. power is being transferred to the army in southern lebanon. as his beloved draws from its former stronghold, there is a new reality after as well as devastating who wore the armed group has been hurt militarily. its opponents at home and abroad appear to want this achievement extended to the political front. the us and boy who brokered an end to the hostilities, visited baby boot days before 11 on parliament is set to elect a president. amos hawks then urged politicians to come together. so these are critical times for lab and on to use this time, not just implement disagreement, but to come to political consensus to focus on lovin

you can bring this before parliament for you has a very solid majority. anthony, as hedging under the nose, attempt to drag this up to the last minute is very much a political manipulation. it has nothing to do with the facts being argued or negotiated. and the height is really of absolutely no relevance. whether this number of his early forces stays in the philadelphia card or that number. this is about a political decision that needs to be made within the hour. has uh, taken 15 months to make this political decision that he could have made in november of 2023. but if he doesn't make it, it's completely on him. it's all up to him. it has nothing to do with anybody else . okay, let's assume that the vein, the votes on thursday, those in support of benjamin netanyahu, the cx, 5 deal is agreed. what do you think the coalition, what do you think is really politics is going to look like in the following days? and i think there's a good chance that the settlers that is smart h and the national populace that has been video will likely leave government. but i th

the french prime minister is due to present his policies to parliament.rancois bayrou faces tense discussions on the budget with france relying on special laws to keep government functioning. until they get the budget across the line. let's go live to paris. what can we expect from the new pms policy speech? how consequential will it be? >> we will hear about immigration, pension reform and the budget the new prime minister francois bayrou has promised. he should deliver by mid february, which is ambitious, given we are mid january. his predecessor was toppled by emotion of nonconfidence early december on the same issue of the budget. this is the second general policy speech we will hear from a different prime minister in france in just three months. the novelty for francois bayrou is a change in method, at least that is what he is trying to show. he wants to appease attentions with having the centerleft, the socialist party on board. over the past week, the new finance minister and all of the parties including the socialists, the greens, not the far left

and questions from members of parliament. the cabinets replied that indeed the way the report was distributed less undesirable. we know that a lot of organizations here that are under the direct influence of these are the government, the about of what is called the brunette's woke. uh uh, we don't know all the organizations that are in there so close to network because this is being hidden. but these are the government. after receiving information about the israel, i lice foundation you wrote the base in the netherlands. i decide to call it's policy director. there's still the big question. how did the dodge politicians get this report? so my question is, what's the israel aligns involved in this person? he denies the report came from him and only agrees to an interview. if we can see the outcome of the field of the estimate is 40 to 50000 jews living in the netherlands. only a small number of take part in scientists and jewish organizations that the government described as a jewish community. what is i think? cried worrying

what has been the longest session of a minority parliament in canadian history.y this morning, i advised the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process. last night, i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. anchor: trudeau says canada's government will be suspended until a new leader is chosen. it is expected to resume in march. when asked about regrets, trudeau noted his failure to introduce reform. he says the vision for -- is not right for canadians. a possible contender to succeed trudeau, former premier of british columbia, christy clark. she also responded on social media, writing, this is the biggest opportunity we have had to grow the party and welcome new liberals, including canadians concerned about the future of our country. let's sees it. and a spokesperson says trudeau had been a stalwart of the united states, and washington will stand with canada and its people as they p

what is that going to mean for parliament as well? those 2 political parties, the mc m, and were non over normal, formally the official opposition until this election, their seats amount to about $56.00 between the 2 of them. so it won't make much of a difference because for lima does have the majority of seats in parliament, and they certainly have the minimum of $2.00 costs and the lows and in and, and in the near future to to voting. the president elect donald trump for as president, as well as the vice presidency i and wasn't big. so those processes will continue. that point caught by these 2 opposition parties at this point is more of a political statement. they're saying that they are unhappy with the outcome of the elections in terms of what they alleged to be both rigging. and they said that if they went to attend for that much, if they were to take their seats, they would, this isn't the will of the people they thought representative of what them was in beacons one. so they 2 are quite happy with the protest continuing, but i

after the violence in amsterdam, it was willed us who in his capacity as a parliament member received is for 84 in minnesota eden. so that's hippo airport, it's. it's a series of coincidences that are awfully convenient to the far right, racist government of this country. and of course also very convenient to the far right, racist government of israel. a few weeks later we'll just visit is for our needs minister of defense as well, costs and prime minister benjamin nathan. y'all was wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court in the hands the, as a result of the violence on november 7th, the mayor of amsterdam imposes emergency measures banning palestinian solidarity protests. then the report from israel suddenly pops up, naming dodge activists protesting against the war. and guys, i, for the finance against the mac, gabby tyler defense right off to finance in amsterdam. there was this special report by the ministry of for the, the process in combating anti semitism. in his realm. there's a ministry when it was, well, it was shared among adults politicians as well as the

dispatched the troops to the parliament that night, in fact, to protect the public.cutors responded, though, saying that his arguments were unclear, they were incoherent and that he was trying to evade responsibility. if the constitutional court decides to impeach him, then mr yoon will be officially removed from office. but if not, then he will be put back in charge of running the country. and what is interesting is how mr yoon has chosen to really come out and fight against this impeachment and defend himself. this is in total contrast to how he is dealing with the criminal proceedings against him, which he is completely refusing to engage with, refusing to cooperate with. for days now, he has refused to even answer questions, despite the fact that he is in custody. he has called this process illegal and invalid, and in fighting it, he has attacked and discredited south korea's political and legal institutions. he has even said that the rule of law in this country has broken down, and this rhetoric has now been adopted by mr yoon�*s supporters. we saw at the weeken

in the meantime he has prorogued parliament — suspending its business — until march.y means the government remains in power, but all parliamentary activity — from existing bills, committee, investigations — that all comes to a halt. in the last hour we spoke to his former environment minister catherine mccenna, who was the first to call on trudeau to go. so it was to protect policies. so here there is an opportunity for a new leader, it is going to be very hard, but elections are about choices and we have good people who will step up, and canadians will be able to choose. who will step up, and canadians is who will step up, and canadians this part of a biggl political is this part of a bigger political trend across the west? , . , political trend across the west? germany. people call it the pepulist — west? germany. people call it the populist right _ west? germany. people call it the populist right but - west? germany. people call it the populist right but i - west? germany. people call it the populist right but i don't . the populist right but i don't call them that

i advise the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request, and the house will now be pro road until march 24th. to go to office at the age of $43.00, promising canada a better future. but his decision to open canada is bold as to thousands of refugees leading civil war. and syria provokes the 1st and much rings of political descent, which grew louder when to go in both to emergency powers, to cook massive protests against the restrictions imposed during the cobit pandemic . and just popularity continued to dwindle. and it's this new of ethics scandals and political missteps. his approval rating dropping to only 24 percent. last month of this coincided with threats by us president elect donald trump, to impose tired of some canada. as soon as he takes offers apparently and swayed by the canadian to seek the trip tomorrow. logo up to the us selection in the vin, but pull to donald trump double down on his jibes about kind of becoming the 51st dates of the us saying on his social media site. it was a pleasure to hav

s. veteran in the canadian at parliament. will he were dressed up? does he have the, the, the inside the self reflection to do so? the short answer is no, he's a narcissist p o s the on the highest order, if he can do no wrong in his own mind, everything he said in that and that clipped izzy. god, for sake and a lot, no one desecrated the woman more. that's what i brought me down there to documented real time when i was life through on the streets. no one desecrated the war memorials, no one desecrated the terry fox memorial next. and there was no racism whatsoever. nobody was stealing food from the homeless shelter. that was not anything related to the truckers, but he's got his state funded media that ran those lives. they were all confirmed the bunk life excuse a lawyer in the highest order. she couldn't leave office fast it up. my only concern at all this is it's too little too late, but better late than never, that this guy gets his disgusting being out of the canadian government. the only question is going to be who's going to replace them and

as lebanon's president breaking a deadlock in parliament hosted more than 2 years. the so now it's looking pretty, went down the east and the sides of this continent, australia, from new. so queensland that's new south wales. it's especially called straight. there's just a scattering and shouting and know won't hasn't reached past. where do you any about 272830 degrees here. the real heat is in the in middle interior, you know, the red interior, 43 to 46 degrees. someone's going to hit 50. that doesn't leak down towards mount $1.35 east of that. there are shares on this insistence on shore breeze in new zealand. it's not as warm as it should be. 19, maybe for things from the media or ologist that the, there were extreme wind conditions on their way, several days before the fires broke out. those predictions did come through and lead in large parts of the these uncontrolled fires. secondly, they say that in pacific palisades, which is a sort of silly neighborhood above the ocean, that there were not clear uh, plans for evacuating people to the extent that people got

it's image the organization should apologize to parliament and the people here for this mistake. a dan dan general elections took place from april to june last year and handed prime minister and a render ammonia 3rd consecutive term. while his b, j. p. mr. securing a majority, it's called a sion partner, still gain to the necessary seeds to control parliament. but the meta ceo classified the government as one that has lost the public, a trust and part of a global trends. 2024 was a big election year around the world. and, you know, they're all these countries in the next 8, you know, just like a ton of countries that had to have elections and the incumbents basically lost every single one. so there is some sort of a global phenomenon where the, the, whether it was because of inflation because of the, the economic policy used to deal with him with covered or, or just how, how the governments dealt with cove. it seems to have had this effect that's global or the mistake comes of med controversy over meadows decision to replace those fact checking process with the system relying on

you have to remember it is a very fragmented parliament since the snap election last summer and toughh majority. that is why michel barnier was ousted three months into the job. he did not manage to find consensus. he tried to turn to the far right to make the compromises. that did not work out. that's why this time around, the economy minister has turned to the socialist, turned to the center left to negotiate there. it looks like the leader of the socialists is a stone's throw away from agreement. the question is who will agree to potentially freeze that pension reform? not cancel it all together, but freeze it for now and find a new way to finance the pension system in france. that way, he would not get support from socialists, but support the no confidence vote. that is what the market is watching. you have to wait and see what the market will say. is it good news or chaos or is the government going to or survive survive survive or is it bad news? we have probably more specific number today over the coming days. we have to wait and see from francois bayrou today. >> it is a tough

well here is parliament has approved a coalition government led by the centre right? gab parts, even after months of negotiations, the former speak of parliament rose and so he has called has been elected. prime minister dispatched to restore financial stability and maintain a pro european union and pro nato track american. so make a david lynch has died of the age of 78. no toys doc ad. so real autistic vision. you scored best direct to oscar nominations for blue velvet, an elephant man and mulholland drive. there's also behind the groundbreaking tv series twin peaks. a return to the story of israel and how much let's bring in dw use constantine, egret, who's in jerusalem constantine saying it's a mob been covered and missing arrows for rights administer for national security saying he'll resign if this deal goes through. can you give us a picture of what this means for the entire procedure at the moment? well it seems thats the deal uh will still go through and uh the the resignation but therefore resignation of either might have been good been been given to him. hi

first of all, um, parliament hasn't been in session for a few weeks. so he's had a really, really long walk in this snow to think about all of this. again, that's a reference to his father p. i have yet to do who resigned in the middle of the winter, and ultimately decided that it was the best thing for canadians. now, justin, to though is up against the caucus meeting, as you mentioned, charlotte, on wednesday. and during our meeting, it was expected that several, and he's were going to ask him to step down anyway. so to those basically getting out ahead of this before he's shoved or sent for a walk. looks like by his own party. you could say, because ultimately, as you also mentioned, he is way down in the polls. he's about 20 points back from the conservative opponent. he applied, you have a law and it's an election was to be held today. he was, the liberal party would be absolutely designated, so the parties is looking at around survival at this point. so ultimately what we're seeing here from to though is an attempt for the party to still be able

he said he would proto— parliament, suspend parliament until march.stin trudeau, after nine years in office and after four months, really signalling that he would push on and stay on as the leader of the liberal party, finally he has decided that the internal battles are just too much for him to fight against. it really came after his deputy prime minister and finance minister suddenly resigning in mid—december, citing sharp criticism of justin trudeau and his handling of donald trump's threats of steep tariffs. after winter break, we know the answer — justin trudeau stepping down as soon as the liberal party chooses a successor. what's next for _ chooses a successor. what's next for canada _ chooses a successor. what's next for canada dan, - chooses a successor. what's next for canada dan, nada? j chooses a successor. what's i next for canada dan, nada? -- and then- _ next for canada dan, nada? » and then. now we are going to see a very intense battle for the leadership of the liberal party. there are already several names being circulated about who

canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau announces plans to step down, and temporarily suspends parliament until march. in washington, congress certifies donald trump's victory in november's presidential election. four presidential election. years to the day since his supporters four years to the day since his supporters storm to the capital. and leaks corrupted the public service exam process again. in canada, after nearly a decade in power, canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau is stepping down as the country's prime minister and as the leader of the governing liberal party. it marks the end of an it marks the end of an era it marks the end of an era one it marks the end of an era one of canada's longest serving prime minister's. he has been under pressure to resign for months, with more than 20 members of his party urging him to go following a historic defeat for the liberals in the toronto election last year. mr trudeau said it is time for a reset in canadian politics. my friends, as you all know, i am a fighter. every bone in my body has i was told me to fight because i care deeply ab

the european parliament has quite biased way of interpreting these rules.it's okay to call people fascist, racist communists, but apparently you cannot use the same language as mr. trump has used regarding his own top generals in the pentagon. um, okay. if they have a problem, they can take it up with me. i have not heard from the president of parliament since my speech, so i'm waiting for her to contact me, but i don't assume it will be a big deal. >> so you've been clear that you believe trump's push to buy greenland is absurd. as you as you just said now, you laid out your reasons that you think it's an insult to people of greenland and people of denmark. but you know what the president has said, and you know this, and he has continued to come out and say, denmark's going to want to do a deal, and greenland is going to want to do a deal. they're going to have a change of heart. and here is what he says. >> greenland is a wonderful place. we need it for international security, and i'm sure that denmark will come along. i think it's costing them a lot of m

kai also said the inquiry _ force a vote in parliament.so said the inquiry was further - said the inquiry was further reaching than grooming gangs and i think a national inquiry and what happened in terms of the grooming gangs and the people who knew about it such as the police. but you were in government for that i was culture secretary and this came nowhere near my desk. but secretary and this came nowhere near m desk. �* , ., . secretary and this came nowhere near m desk. �* ., secretary and this came nowhere near m desk. ., ., ., my desk. but you are sat around the cabinet table — my desk. but you are sat around the cabinet table enough. _ my desk. but you are sat around the cabinet table enough. i _ my desk. but you are sat around the cabinet table enough. i can - my desk. but you are sat around the cabinet table enough. i can assure l cabinet table enough. i can assure ou it was cabinet table enough. i can assure you it was never _ cabinet table enough. i can assure you it was never discussed - cabinet table enough. i can assure you

and the u. x. darnell relation service and by the individual parliaments of our neighbors, lexia and poland. the tax of the relevant decisions on non recognition of the elections have already been published. this is of course, a direct interference in our internal issues and attempt to put pressure on our voters and the distortion of the electoral processes that are currently underway. full. it's not very big secret that the european union has prepared the statements on the elections in billers, how well in advance so well before the process even began happening. now be a safe and sick condemns. and that does not recognize the results of the voltage, just like it's been happening for many, many years here in this country. denouncing the ongoing, longstanding grave violations of human rights and democratic principles. inbound a ruse which have further intensified in the run up to the so called presidential election on january 26 parliament of the e u. it's member states and the international community not to recognize the legitimacy of incumbent dictate to exxon de luca shan co as pre

he says, this is a new beginning in his 1st speech to parliament and said he would fight corruption poverty, promote economic engineers over for a while, investing in the army. he promised to build a functional state. the obvious amount is that only my pledge is to exercise my role. let's come under in chief of the armed forces and chairman of the supreme defense council through which i will walk to offend the states, right to monopolize the bearing of homes. this was seen as a message to his beloved, whose armed wing has long been stronger than the army own, was not the group's candidate. but this is an 11 on isabel's devastating war. and the fall of the regime and neighboring syria weekend has the law. and it's alex, it's a big change in the whole region, not on the 11th. and the indian uh, uh, influence on the own lebanon, is going away. lebanon's law makers returned to parliament on thursday for the 1st time in 19 months. a lot has happened since possible on its allies may not have been able to impose their candidates, but they made clear they can't be ignored. they didn't give their vo

these are life pictures from outside the parliament. in the vote. there's still no consensus, but has been less preferred candidate has withdrawn from the race. international partners appear to support the army commander joseph hour. and as long as there is in a hold of reform, some beveled and ages attempt to fail, the presidency coincides with a shift and a balance of power, not dressed and 11 on, but in the region. power is being transferred to the army in southern lebanon as his beloved draws from its former stronghold. there is a new reality after, as well as devastating who wore the armed group has been hurt militarily. its opponents at home and abroad, appear to want this achievement extended to the political front. the us and boy who brokerage an end to the hostilities visited baby boot days before 11 on parliament is set to elect a president. amos hawks then urged politicians to come together. so these are critical times for lab and on to use this time, not just implement disagreement, but to come to political consensus to focus on loving n