a few hours later we accompany him to his favorite place in portie. davita is relieved to have finally been to the cemetery but the middle doesn't interest him. like to himself as it makes absolutely no differ. to me. this award is a big consolation to my aunt she's really proud of our. guns and it's a big comfort for her. my pluggers she says but for me tempers i just wish she was still a life that's just not from a bit you know it's but. nothing takes the train back to tbilisi. since its independence nearly three decades ago georgia has undergone visible modernization and the country's political system has developed in parallel to its infrastructure. but still children artists and intellectuals do not feel entirely free. you can write whatever you want or you can do what you want to not the government won't interfere info but a large part of our society is extremely conservative. and conservative is far too mild a word. and that part of society will not let us live freely. to put it in a nutshell you have the freedom to express yourself but at the s

although david loves to see his sister cutter and his nieces not her and he says he'd never move back to portie every visit here recalls the negative experiences of his you. openly gay something that can be risky in provincial georgia although his family except his sexuality. david is expounding his theory about the division of the country his sister doesn't buy it. i don't believe georgia would be divided into two parts how could that happen very simply don't believe it. for delegates nieces dottle as they call him as a kind of cultural trailblazer. he says and he introduces them to unusual literature. today it's especially hard for him to say goodbye. his come to the hardest part of his journey. on the first day of the two thousand and eight war his cousin child died in a hail of russian bombs. davita couldn't make it from tbilisi to the funeral because all the roads and rail tracks were blocked by russian tanks. since then he has never dared to come here. he often weeps over the thoughts of his nineteen year old cousin who had been accepted to a university in dubai he died the day before he

that is something that the labor party can support but as we can see the conservative party comes portis and that is because if the u.k. stays in a customs union they can't go out and strike that own trade deals with countries outside the e.u. and this is what many conservatives want to be able to do if they stick with the single market and they've got the whole issue of immigration because of people's movement and that is what again many do not want to happen so this is the problem for like with the bulls there mean the plan that he was supporting basically almost makes you ask the question well then why bother with brakes if you're not going to be in control of interviews free trade agreements for example there is what was promised from day one that's what theresa may has always said has been a non-negotiable yes but then he and others such as stephen connect from the labor party he was also supporting him on this would say well this is a way to ensure that we are honoring the referendum results in twenty sixteen because we are taking the u.k. out of the new thought we have still ensur

television character for president crazy and that's what they wrote about him catch his share with portis you famous yes thirty thousand people killed and they call and we're going down fifteen percent in two years he's trail for polish your favorites but he can take great get for some credible reforms since he became president in two thousand and fourteen yes five hundred russian right just pretty big that one thousand russian just not able to enter ukraine great reforms huge difference you know ukraine and russia are very much of a candidate in the united states so imagine that you believe in canada and you cannot listen to frank sinatra because he's pretty but that drone of course was on in russia was the same as frank sinatra in the united states they were often compared to you live in canada and you were conned you can't listen to the songs that you i mean you can listen to them on the internet but you can't watch it on television you can't mention it in an article these people are pretty limited but to the election was a complete rebuke of all of that let me go back to joe said no b

they threatened to kill my sons and portis my husband said that me being in jail doesn't even compareto everything else the family has been through and that's because the family has already seen both also homes being demolished by the israelis their militia of houses against those israel accuses of committing attacks against that as a few units of measure is not a new policy however human rights organizations say that other forms of collective punishment their rights in the search for also the israeli forces that as did several of his friends and family members. the army says the detention is for interrogation during which they submit a secret file to the judge only those arrests are often meant to put pressure on the wanted person and once that person surrenders the detention of the hostage so to speak and. fifteen year old candidate she was arrested in september after the israeli army raided house looking for her brother he was wanted for throwing stones. but they think i'm his only sister so i'm his weak spot that will give him no choice and he'd have to turn himself in. this name

bill barr who trump installed at the justice department going slowly to redact through theleasing porti mueller's own investigators that reportedly wanted to be public right away. those things are not consistent because trump is president and the lawyers are never consistent. >> there is something devilishly ingenious about this approach. he has been around washington for 30 years. he knew what he did. >> they knew what he did by putting him in this position. >> these are all grown ups here. what it does is says the president takes his victory lap and said i have been exonerated. then we get a redacted version. who knows what's in it, but then there is a fight for the redactions and then the intensity of the desire to see the full thing. >> they're make everyone demanding information look like sore losers. when democrats were saying wait, this summary seems very cursory, you are using partial sentences. what comes before the part where he said the president didn't commit a crime and is not exonerated. what comes before that? the country is waying for the results from the two-year invest

they threatened to kill my sons and portis my husband said that me being in jail doesn't even compare to everything else the family has been through and that's because the family has already seen both also homes being demolished by the israelis their militia of houses against those israel accuses of committing attacks against that as a few units of measure is not a new policy however human rights organizations say that other forms of collective punishment their eyes in the search for also the israeli forces that as did several of his friends and family members. the army says the detention is for interrogation during which they submit a secret file to the judge only those arrests are often meant to put pressure on the wanted person and once that person surrenders the detention of the hostage so to speak and. fifteen year old candidate she was arrested in september after the israeli army traded house looking for her brother he was wanted for throwing stones. but think i'm his only sister so i'm his weak spot that will give him no choice and he'd have to turn himself in. this name was al