potter. >> let's talk about mr. potter's version of bedford falls.tic system based off debt slavery, and gambling, and prostitution and completely devoid of christian ethics, jeff bezos amazon is completely devoid of christian ethic, amazon uses its power to crush small businesss, and allegedly steals intellectual property, and silences conservative authors, and is the largest provider of h1b visas, which is something that is devaluing american labour, creating a surplus of american citizens by importing cheap foreign labour, it's capitalism without conscience, and i just -- i think that if you look at the contrast between jeff bezos and mr. potter and george bailey, you see something, george bailey provided people with homes and dignity, and stability, and he rejected mr. potter's author he didn't sell out to mr. potter, and george bailey is the richest man in town, not mr. potter, not jeff bezos. >> that's interesting i feel like we're living in pot termsville, i sort of alluded to that, degraded towns and cities, they have prostitution, in potters

potter's author. he didn't sell out to mr. potter. he is somebody who has a loving family, a strong community, loyal friends. george bailey is actually the richest man in town, not mr. potter, not jeff bezos. yeah, that's very interesting. are we? i feel like we're living in pottersville. i sort of alluded to that before. i mean, we have degraded towns and cities. they had prostitution. and in pottersville, you know, we have internet porn. we have, you know, uber eats, less family dinners. there has been an erosion of that. all american bedford falls american culture. can we still return to that? is it too late? well, what's obvious is that america wants to return to george bailey's america. trump won the popular vote. i think that's the sign right now. we have overregulation. we have monopolies. we have american visa policies that are destroying the middle class. look at covid. covid was the greatest transfer of wealth in american history. you had amazon and walmart open, main street closed down. and this gets to the question of what

harry potter is a christmas movie. die hard is a christmas movie. >> happy christmas, harry. >> happy christmas, ron. carley: it's heart warming and christmas moment about finding family and belonging. i don't know if i'd call it a christmas movie, but i think it's christmassy. >> christmas time. carley: i start watching it around halloween too. it's a festive movie. >> it was before hair jell was invented. >> you went to school at oxford. >> i went for a summer in oxford, you can see a very young man, that building behind. this is it. those are my sisters. mary and sally. carley: sally has a child of her own. >> this is like 20 years ago. this is the dining hall that we'd eat and one of the ones where they shot the key scenes in harry potter and looks different because when you go to eat lunch, and you're like 17 and you go to eat lunch, it's light out. it's never light out in harry potter. and no flying candles. brick withs fire code. carley: back to christmas thing and picture on the right hand side with your sister

a few other films, then doctoral of harry potter, then got the phone call and was the first broomstickally talking to the world's first quidditch player. just wow! tell us what _ quidditch player. just wow! tell us what it's _ quidditch player. just wow! tell us what it's like, - quidditch player. just wow! i tell us what it's like, because i don't have the administration —— imagination. in i don't have the administration -- imagination.— -- imagination. in the road in the studios _ -- imagination. in the road in the studios in _ -- imagination. in the road in the studios in watford, - -- imagination. in the road in the studios in watford, we i -- imagination. in the road in l the studios in watford, we then found out how quidditch was going to be filmed. columbus, the director, was looking at a camera lens, and then we moved into a slightly safer environment. it was shot against the blue street with wind machines. —— screen. iwas sitting for hours at the date for most people who are on a broomstick throughout the whole french alex. it was the job of dreams and i was very lucky. i'm so

aydin is a seventh generation potter, known to his friends as the earth whisperer. of six and he was producing finished pieces when he was eight. pottery is his life and he has some very famous fans. well, i need to try for myself and take guidance from this master potter. so, with water? whoa! 0h! 0h, we're bringing it out. oh, my gosh! gasps wow! do you know, decades of my life have been lost not knowing that this is what this feels like. why didn't i do this sooner? laughs thank you so much! ah... i am a mistress of pottery. not bad for a first effort — but i probably won't have any british royalty demanding original bedis any time soon. one of the essential elements of living here in cappadocia is utilising and working with the natural environment. the architecture takes that a step further with buildings, homes and hotels actually built into the rock formations. tolga akarcali's mother came to the area from belgium over 20 years ago and fell in love with it. in 2022, he set up a residency programme for artists. they were provided with a space that they could li

i want to bring in wendell potter, now an advocate for health insurance reform.surance company insider speaks out on how corporate pr is ruining healthcare and deceiving americans. wendell, thank you for being here. this is a horrific crime with no suspect in custody and no known motive. it has also driven some intense critical comments online about america's health insurance industry. for you, as someone who has been inside of the industry, were you surprised by the level of anger that you saw after this shooting in terms of it being directed at healthcare companies? when we talk about the lack of healthcare coverage for americans, there is also a focus on even the people who do have health insurance, they are often regularly denied claims. i wonder what you make of all of this? >> i'm surprised a bit by the volume and vitriol but i'm not shocked. americans have been angry at melt insurance companies for a lopg, long time. i knew that when i was in the industry when we did surveys about what people thought of us and what we might be able to do to improve the rel

it was where there is harry potter and hard words. there's also voldemort found it just so happens on this occasion. baltimore turned up in the guise of good old shape bose. yes, your old pile. he turned up when he spent the weekend to please the rummaging around in the bins of democracy and found a show of n g o involved and nastiness and faith 3. when the video of the do you speak english? literally? what group are you from? i use or for me the utilities. no. okay. how you georgia natalia? no. a no. we are enough to do some moments to for a human rights. ok. a 3 or 4 minutes. okay. okay. first thing. george's not really sure. ok. why is it english beside the way of your written an english? because a lot of information on what it is. but anyway, i'll be the main thing is uh, even though of other more bows turned up to be on the property of how it works. yeah, the main thing is, is that these per and as in to tell you. and so just so happened to permanent, you know, that's where the parliament down to freedom square from light on to p

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it feels like we have walked into a harry potter movie.s one enchanted ceiling and two tables, which allows more room for visitors in the movies. professor flitwick made light work of baubles. it's a lot more work for the muggles working here. those aren't real keys. no. sadly not. none of the food is real. not real. not this time. no with stomach's rumbling. time to move on. now, you may remember this scene, hagrid lugging a christmas tree across the hogwarts courtyard. so this is very reminiscent of that moment. and this would have been the original costume as worn by martin bayfield. so this is what was worn by the body double. absolutely. yeah. any of the long shots that you see were usually worn by him. time for a little retail therapy. and it's been snowing. we use shredded paper. this is shredded paper or shredded plastic. yes. and then on top we sprinkle some glitter to give it that kind of real life snow effect from ollivanders to flourish and blotts diagon alley has everything the witch or wizard needs. if you could go into any o

the potter dragoon sword. in fact, this one has got an h stamped in the guard for hunter. this one with the engraved inscription. one toppled number 22. that means first group of polanski's legion of dragoons, now pulaski was killed outside of savannah in 1779. pretty good piece of primary source evidence. we have officers arms which i wasn't going to talk anyway because they're purchased. they come in innumerable forms. they include officers fusileers, which are basically hunting guns that could mount a socket bayonet and a sling swivel. we've got pistols of any shape, size and form, including brass, military decorated silver mounted pistols. we've got hangers which are beautiful, curved bladed weapons and we've got small sword type weapons of innumerable. and the small sword, you see on the bottom of the screen is of a sort lafayette. when he came back to america 1780, presented to the officers in his command. he even gave one to george washington. it's still at mount vernon. and the piece on the left is a small that was presented to general nathaniel green when he recei

stay with us up next mexican conductor. alondra de la potter. i delve into divorce. that's after the break. thanks for joining us. i, melissa, can the, sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for, but we've got something for you. and your team was like a stepping point. so, you know, probably point you into that one issue. now you have a certificate from the train. you can just go back to somewhere else, county, more people than ever on the world wide in such a passion life. so why, but i want to go back to my idea. like, i don't have any reason. there's no reason that's nothing for me this. yeah. do me something that is coming very, very soon. yeah. so we know when the story in for my renewal, i will need for migraines, wherever they may be, the so beautiful. it's so beautiful and i think he's always trying to fit into the central european tradition expectation. i hear that in the music all the time. this both worlds, the are these opposing forces in terms of the ideas and themes and sentiments. and it's amazing to see the quality between the european and th

it feels like we have walked into a harry potter movie.us one enchanted ceiling and two tables, which allows more room for visitors in the movies. >> professor flitwick made light work of baubles. >> it's a lot more work for the muggles working here. those aren't real peeves. no. sadly not. no, none of the food is real. not real. not this time. no with stomachs rumbling. time to move on. now, you may remember this scene. hagrid lugging a christmas tree across the hogwarts courtyard. so this is very reminiscent of that moment. and this would have been the original costume as worn by martin bayfield. so this is what was worn by the body double. absolutely. yeah. any of the long shots that you see were usually worn by him? time for a little retail therapy. and it's been snowing. we use shredded paper. this is shredded paper or shredded plastic. yes. and then on top we sprinkle some glitter to give it that kind of real life snow effect from ollivanders to flourish and blotts diagon alley has everything the witch or wizard needs. okay, if you c

the i'm going to jones, thanks for joining us. georgia's routing potter usage to appoint a fall ride for my football as president and a vote on saturday. anti government and pro you'll have demonstrations on gathering outside parliament and the capital to please see the pro ration georgia dream project claims victory. and a dispute for the election in october is suspended talks on joining the european union, triggering mass protest. the opposition has said to boy cost the process of appointing, because tabulate should really as a new president's until more i'm joined now by or correspondent j. gorgeous shame on those key in typically c o. so please tell us more about the only presidential candidate there. what does he stand for? yes, monica hale cover last b. as in former football player. he's 53 years old and fields of politics a few years back with the building, georgia dream party. he's particularly known for his loud, outspoken, and see what's the rest of it. and in his time as a member of the call and see us often, the one supposing the most logical ideas and she was functioning

the relationship with the former color knives, as has been a potter assisted relationship, it has been an abusive relationship. it has been on explain that to relationship. it has been a relationship which is designed to benefit the past, the colonizers and it is a relationship which sometimes is got a rise. i've been investment, but in real terms, it does not to benefit the peoples of those country. it continues to benefit in the cases of nature, molly and book, you know, fossil, the people funds to the detriment of the people decide in region. this is a message that is coming out from li. clearly, it is a message that ought to be celebrated, particularly when we want to give pride, replace to true independence. when we want to give pride replace to true pine off, we're going to zoom in contemporary terms when we want to give pride to place to i'm africa that is truly independent from the plot. just of photo knife zation. molly, booking of fossil new shay. i've set the board rolling the bar of talk to deep pulling eyes ation on the color in the ality. and that is what the opposite tha

stay with us up next mexican conductor. alondra de la potter . i delve into divorce act. that's after the break. thanks for joining us. i melissa, can the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. and your team was like a stepping point. so you know, 5 votes you in, so that was one finish just now. yeah, i sort of get from the train, you can just go back to somewhere else or and g more people than ever on the world wide in such a base in life. so why do i want to go back tonight? yeah. like i don't have any reason. there's no reason, investment thing for me, this. yeah. do me something that is coming very, very soon. yeah.

stay to fast, including his time to the potter criminal, to sewing until we took him. therefore, i believe that will be no confusion in the process of the orderly, early retreat. the trading tongue until the president steps down the prime minister will close the consult with the policy to ensure that the people's livelihood and state if as a man adult without disruptions the question on the streets of soul. people are unhappy with the governing parties. compromise solution of withdrawing the president from his duties without a farmer in between the process. done to because i support the change of administration through immediate impeachment rather than early an orderly departure . ok, so because when someone come into a crime, that person must be punished and it's a cabinet um and the only punishment is what is the change of power. you tend to get it over to the opposition party. keeps saying. impeachment and i just one that what the future in ration would say about this is all he does mind the meta on the sides, korean citizens, or if you just terrible, i feel call wh

that's -- that's tricky. >> jimmy: yeah. >> uh -- because i read them all "harry potter."dea that i stepped into the cloak of dumbledore was a thrill. i mean -- i mean, the "star wars" world has a very particular affinity with me and my eldest son. i have a friend in london, johnny silman, who almost shed a tear, he was so moved. >> jimmy: really? >> that i was going to be in "star wars." >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. he texted me. >> jimmy: was he the first guy you called when you got the part? >> he's so overwhelmed, he's passed out somewhere. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did he ask you for information? >> oh, yeah, everyone does. the best way forward is say nothing to anybody. >> jimmy: not even your family? >> no, they know nothing. it's like a dam. if it leaks, it pours. it's like -- it's just better that i just said nothing. >> jimmy: does somebody sit you down? is there a person who's in charge of telling you the rules of "star wars" and how -- >> there are several folks. yeah, several. >> jimmy: the same as the marvel people? >> no, no. oh, no. >> jimmy: different teams? >>

leah is all for it, saying christmas break is the perfect time to do a harry potter movie marathon.y: that sounds so nice. pe.griff: michael agrees, citig the christmas tree and christmas sweater in the movement. this person disagrees. she says if the whole movie isn't based around christmas it's not a christmas movie. you've got a point there, terry. carley: fair points by all. griff: die hard is a c a chriss movie. carley: okay. i don't know. i simply don't know. i think both of them can be considered christmassy. is he ready? turns out nearly a third of americans are open to ditching christmas traditions for some unusual alternative customs. so what do the people on the streets of new york think? griff: peter is on fox square right new to find out today's special edition, the first ever deuce on the loose peter version. peter: we did this, the doocy family on thanksgiving, we had all the normal stuff for lunch and then for dinner my wife madeenmade enchiladas and theye delicious, if she is watching. how important is christmas dinner, how important is it to walk into the kitchen a

brandon potter, he has turned whistle blower and now the president of the center for health and democracyo have you on the show. this week, the new ceo of united health group andrew wittey released a piece titled, the health care is flawed, let's fix it. we understand people's frustrations with it. no one would design the system like the one we have and no one did. it's a patch work over the districts. what do you make of this moisture, they're taking acknowledging the anger of americans. and acknowledging the system doesn't work properly and making us believe that we want to make it better. >> it's a spin that i used to write, yes you acknowledged there's a problem. what is obscure with that and these companies are masters at securing important truths. yes, no one would have designed this expect people like andrew wittey and other executives who profit so much and make much money and they spend massive, massive amounts of money every single year in campaign contributions and lobbying and their propaganda campaigns to protect this very profitable status quo. the murder took place just hou

we are joined now by wendell potter.s working for cigna before leaving and dedicating his career to reforming that industry. so good to have you on the program. we should not have to stipulate this but let me do so -- murdering a health care executive is unacceptable. the online discourse that has followed the murderer is ghoulish and ghastly. but, i want to ask you, as someone that spent years working in that industry, what has your reaction been to seeing this cauldron of anger and fury reveal itself? >> it has not surprised me. i thought it was only a matter of time before we would see something like this. the -- it is tragic, these circumstances. but it has been building for a long time. i knew people did not like us, they did not like the work we did and for good reason. as a matter of business we denied necessary care for years and years. and also made people pay a lot of money out of their own pockets before their coverage would extend. as a consequence, people are not getting the care they need and 1004 despite i

perhaps it would be more useful if i were to transfigure mr potter and yourself into a pocket watch?u might be on time! put the van in your drive? that never occurred to me. i would like maud to see your father as the son she never had. will she be the mother i never had? _ sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. the time has come for me to give myself tapeworm. i hope it's not something i'm going to regret. here we go. ah! and six weeks later. ah! he laughs that is it! that is the tapeworm. you can see it — oh, god, that is horrible! at the table, ray reardon, who won the title in 1969... ray spent two summers - on the holiday camp circuit, entertaining the crowds with his repertoire - of trick shots. and there it goes. the game became hugely popular on television, - and he was its biggest star. there'sjust no stopping terry griffiths. and the new world snooker champion, too, 66—1 outsider terry griffiths won at his first attempt. well done, champ. thank you. you'll be here to have a crack at him next time, won't you? just think it a loan of it. i bought my guitar, and it had this vibrat

miss a trick, do you, potter? >> it's really a very simple story of good and evil, but it's still mindful of all of the problems that happen on christmas eve. >> george bailey has this unexpected financial crisis which derails him, as it would anyone. >> mr. potter conspires to ruin him professionally and personally you're worth more dead than alive, and the bottom falls out. >> and then. oh, my. what do you do? >> misappropriation of funds. manipulation. >> it's a sobering thought. i can only imagine how george bailey felt. how do you deal with your children and your wife looking at you as a hero? what's the matter? as a provider, as, you know, somebody. and then what is your life really mean? >> the fact that this happens against the backdrop of christmas makes that feel so much more visceral and feel even sadder. >> how about some of that good spaghetti? we got everything. >> the most critical scene is in the bar where george bailey hits his legitimate low point. >> if you're up there and you can hear me. >> sh

potter isn't selling. potter is buying. we are panicking and he is not. get through this thing all right. we've got to stick together. we have to have faith in each other. >> my husband hasn't worked in over a year. >>, going to live until the bank opens? >> i need cash. >> how much do you need? >> hey! i've got $2000. this will tie us over until the bank reopens. >> i am not just playing that clip because it is a christmas classic, it is also a perfect depiction of a bank run and it underscores the role of the fdic or the fdic and some of the trump transition team could learn a lesson or two from it. the incoming administration has reportedly started looking at ways to drastically shrink, consolidate, or even eliminate the top bank regulators in washington. according to the wall street journal, and recent interviews with potential nominees to lead bank regulatory agencies, president-elect donald trump's advisors and officials from his newfound department of government efficiency have, for example, asked whether he could abolish the federal deposit insura

joining me now, someone very familiar with that pr playbook, wendell potter, a former insurance executivee president of the center for health and democracy. great to have you on the show. this week the new ceo of the unitedhealth group published a piece for "the new york times" and said, "we know the healthcare system doesn't work as well as it should and we understand people's frustrations with it. no one would design a system like the one we have and no one did. it's a patchwork built over decades. our mission is to help it work better." what do you make of this posture? they are acknowledging the anger of ordinary americans and even that the system doesn't work properly and whether or not we should believe they are trying to make it work better? >> it's like a spin i used to write. yes, you acknowledge there's a problem, but what is obscured in that? these companies are masters at obscuring important truths. yes, no one would have designed this except people like andrew whitty and other executives who profit so much and who make so much money on this healthcare system and they spend ma

i had seen her in "harry potter." >> seth: she's very funny in that. >> she's so funny in "harry potterah. >> i haven't seen that. >> seth: it was just being talked about in the office today when i was like, "she's so funny in this." and everybody was like, "three men and a little lady." >> yeah, classic. but yeah, she really reminded me of molly shannon actually. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, just her physicality. but yeah, she's hilarious. and she's so -- she's the best. she's the greatest person to be around. she's a little bit method, like just enough. like she wanted to go in the water when that happened. [ light laughter ] she wanted -- we had to get extra insurance. she's like, i'm going in. >> seth: and then, by the way, when she watched the scene and you didn't even use the shot of her going in the water. [ laughter ] >> well, no. well, maybe there is -- >> seth: i want to ask about -- you shoot it in dublin. >> yes. >> seth: and there's a bunch of talk about the 40 foot in both seasons, which is i guess, where you jump into the water. >> uh-huh. >> seth: i'm assuming because it'

joining me now is former health insurance company executive wendell potter.first of all, you when you look at what's happened online, were you in any way surprised at the amount of, frankly, hero worship towards the man accused in this killing i was because nothing like this has ever happened. >> so i think it took us all by surprise. i will say though, i'm not shocked when you stop to think about the rage that people have about health insurance companies in this in this country. i experienced that even when i was in the industry, we knew we being other executives, that uh, health care, uh, people in health care in this country do not like health insurance. they know that these companies are in the business to make money, and they've erected barriers that make it increasingly difficult for us to get the care that we need. so people are just speaking out. i think, uh, out of frustration and, uh, it's unfortunate because we've lost a life and presumably someone at least what i've heard who might have been a lone voice within united health uh, trying to get the

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harry potter day at pavilion with tal hosting northwestern state.because he played like it was her today. made four threes on six attempts and finished with a career-high 31 points. towel ends a three-game losing streak with an 84 to 66 win. they will play san diego state next saturday. the 49ers have the weekend off after playing the rams on thursday night. despite that loss, the 49ers got a big win that is not going to count in their division standings. they hosted a special olympics flag to put all came on their practice field. vern glenn has more. >> reporter: but, first, they had to dress like the pros. >> what? >> oh, my god. >> hey. it is wild. yeah! >> i am is tried that. i was totally shocked. it made me feel like i was getting drafted. >> reporter: after the locker room, it was time to take the field. >> this is incredible! >> reporter: they went through a full pregame warm-up. and then some special visitors dropped by. >> nick bosa. >> yeah! >> reporter: 10 49er players took the field to help coach and officiate. >> i got to meet nick bos

is made in an unlikely place of prison bakery in northern italy. behind these bars in the city of potter watt in northern italy, prisoners craft exquisitely treats the bakers, a hardened criminals with long prison sentences. we are allowed to share their names for their crimes. because i've been in this prison for 14 years. a said the design paying for what i did back in 20082011 that. all. i used to have some real issues for what i mean. bill was funny. i definitely made a big mistake, but i've changed and i just keep learning stories. for now, they're mostly baking. tony. tony traditionally tell you in christmas cake. it's a funny tony from posterity, a jump to in the prison are some of the best in italy. even pope francis is ordered some seed, which is not his real name is proud of this success. he's worked here for 3 and a half years. we make great products and i'm honored to be able to do this work. it does me good to put myself into my work here, murders, murphy, ozi, and others who have committed serious crimes are in prison. tier only those with good conduct, but still facing lon

[playful music] like we're in a harry potter movie. uh oh. i see pictures of hats. oh, wow. look. wow. [lighthearted music] hello. kathy: hello, i'm kathy. brie garcia: oh my goodness. hi, i'm rachel. leslie tillem: rachel trevor-morgan, she is the most famous milliner in all of london, i think in all of great britain since she is the royal milliner. anyway, i think we should try some hats on. yes, i definitely think so. so do-- i have a very big head, so we might just be watching brianna model. no, no, mom. rachel trevor-morgan: but you don'- but, look, some of these hats don't need to be sized. here comes my hat phobia. i'm just going to measure your head. i'm looking at 20 hats right now, and will one fit my head? i mean, has to. - that's the same-- same. - as me? - yeah. - oh. let's put some hats on. kathy: yeah, let's do it. [dance music] let's have a little competition in-- designing hats, it's all about balance. oh, i feel, like, mysterious. every hat has its own personality. oh, i like this. kathy: this is the hat for me. this makes me feel beautiful. rachel trevor-m

. ♪ i can't believe how cruel they are ♪ >> reporter: he was harry potter in an unauthorized studente hundreds of thousands of other people in my situation at that time. i happened to book it. >> excuse me. can i ask you a question? i'm new here. >> my name is blaine. >> reporter: he played blaine anderson and became a fan favorite. >> i owe my tenure on that show to the subcultural fan base army that we had gathered from the potter stuff. ♪ let's go all the way tonight ♪ ♪ no regrets ♪ >> reporter: people see you singing a katy perry song and lose their minds. >> all these things teed up before i got there that you simply cannot control. >> reporter: he went on to win an emmy and golden globe for portraying the serial killer andrew kunanen. you are due on stage. now he played a robot named oliver in a new musical "maybe happy ending." it's one of the most acclaimed shows on broadway. "the new york times" calls it joyful, heartbreaking and super smart. >> this show begins with a song which is the question the show asks, why do we do it if we know loving something enters you in a cont

joining me now is wendell potter, a former health insurance industry executive turned whistleblower, and the president for the center for health and democracy wendell, you testified in front of congress in 2009, talked about how insurance companies were routinely canceling the coverage of policyholders who got sick. you and i got to know each other a little bit during that run up to the passage of obamacare. and i guess what goes through your mind when you hear some of these stories today in light of the fact that, i mean, the discussion during the passage of obamacare, the signing of obamacare was that that legislation, the aca, was supposed to fix a lot of these problems apparently not. it was. and the big problem then, as you recall, was we had about 50 million americans who didn't have health insurance. >> and this was this did that that law did bring a lot of people into coverage. but what we're seeing now is that people who have coverage are not able to get the care that they need, and that has become the big problem here. and what we heard this morning, what we've been hearing

at the industry exploded in the wake of the murder of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson wendell potter, who worked in corporate communications at cigna, has a new opinion piece in the new york times on what he witnessed as a health insurance executive that made him quit. wendell, thanks for joining us. you write about the fight for a seriously ill 17 year old to get life saving care. what happened that led you to to leave the industry it was. >> it was the use of something that's referred to as prior authorization. it's become something that health insurance companies are using even more frequently and aggressively than back then. uh, 17 year old nataline sarkisyan, uh, had leukemia. she needed a liver transplant. she was really quite sick. uh, but cigna, at the very last minute, as the surgery was about to take place, decided it wouldn't pay for the transplant. and, uh, the the family raised a big stink, and it became a big pr problem for the company. and cigna relented. but sadly, so much time passed that natalie got sicker. and she she died just a few hours after cigna changed, um,

oh, and the prime minister also photographed with anne potter who i talked to earlier on politics liveose photos that you had taken alongside senior labour politicians where it leaves you feeling about politics in general and politicians and their capacity to bluntly to be believed. i have to say i am so disappointed in this current labour party because they lead us up the garden path. they gave us the information that oh, yes, we will support you, they signed our pledges, showed interest, and at the end of the day, when i heard that commencement yesterday came out of the blue, i was absolutely flabbergasted. winners and losers. the post office scandal, the infected blood scandal, victims of both are getting compensation. but for millions of women born in the 19505, nothing. to india now where a major operation is under way to rescue passengers from a ferry which capsized off mumbai after being hit by a navy speedboat. at least 13 people have been killed. here you can see the moment where the crew of the speedboat apparently loses control. they then crash into the theory which had been

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