paul kane with a call them above that, the headline " jon ossoff chose civil resistance and lost. do they need more warriors? wilmington, illinois. go ahead. caller: what a desperate party, to spend that kind of money. this shows you that the democrats are so desperate to win. it's sickening. i will never vote democrat again. and i voted democrat. never again, just from the way they are so outrageously spending money. thank you. illinois. and more of your calls coming in. republicans -- we will get to those calls in just a second, but first we want to go to joe federman with the associated press, the israel and palestine territory bureau chief joining us on skype. thanks for being here. guest: hey. host: wanted to discuss jared kushner in his middle east trip. what is his schedule? why is he heading over there? thet: in addition to being son-in-law of the president, he's the middle east peace envoy. he's making a maiden voyage here. he came briefly when the president was in town. solo visit.first he's here to listen to both sides to see if he can find a formula to get he's talks b

margaret thatcher said there was no son to his own and this is not just a movie this is kane moche this is dennis paul this is the postman what this is just saying to the chains this is a show clone creativity documentary film camera and get on people tell the truth for some in this country put on a screen expressing the human cost of the housing crisis on the big screen this documentary explores the cats struck phase that led to a chronic shortage of social housing. essentially we've had. simply haven't seen the full social housing it may be coming in. senior producer peter bennett's there i'm outside the ground fell to our north kensington in london now with the director of dispossession the great social housing swindle paul first of all just your reaction to. be here lots of the mainstream media cameras here anymore. looking at the building obviously you can't really comprehend what went on. when i found out about i was in sheffield and i was seeing the images on t.v. and initially like my space where you just feel sympathy and empathy for the people that it's affected and then afterwards you know

actress performance artist and one of the original transgender icons candace kane known for talk dirty sexy money ru paul's drag race and caitlin jenner's docu series i am kate candace is going a long time not give us for the community and their new book is high gorgeous transforming into radiant beauty it will be released june. and is available for preorder now or you write it girl came up to me at drag cannier ago and said to me you are so gorgeous and i said you know you are too and she said no i'm not and there was this beautiful little girl and i was like why is this girl not believing she's gorgeous so i really wanted to teach women of every race age gender how to be beautiful and not only on the outside but on the inside because that's where it all starts why do beautiful women. over many years look in the mirror and not see their beauty i think that they have a really high bar of other people telling them this constantly and so they start but they tell them they're pretty they have to live up to that and that's part of the problem with with you know the voices in your head is that they tell you thi

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