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general election has been declared, with the liberal democrats winning inverness, skye and west ross—shiredent, georgia roberts, is in dingwall. this is as you say the last constituency to declare in the uk. it was somewhat already pretty much decided really, the candidates for the snp had already conceived them a conceded defeat but the main challenge was scottish democrats and it wasn't over until it was over. we just had the resulting confirmation that the lib dems have gained this constituency from the snp and i'm joined now by the newly elected scottish liberal democrat mp angus macdonald. better late than never. what do you think is responsible for the lib dems success across the uk notjust in scotland? probably that they reps in the communities and wants to move power and budgets back to communities and feel that centralisation of power has been considerable and gone too far. i think that is probably the single biggest reason. and people have lost trust. there's been a lot of talk in a selection about how difficult the set of results this has been for the snp set of results this has

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that’s why i’m trying to convince them, but you know, it will take time. ” at the end of the oxford-shire information blow to the war party , published the text of his letter to the president of the european council, charles michel, which formulated the very initiatives of our european strategy under the pretext of trance." atlantic unity copied the us war policy. until now for now we have not had a sovereign and independent european strategy or political action plan. i propose to discuss whether it is rational to continue such a policy? i propose to start discussing the following initiatives: hold high-level negotiations with china on the terms of the next peace conference, maintaining current high -level contacts with ukraine, resume direct diplomatic contacts with russia, and begin a coordinated political movement towards the global. whose respect have we lost because of our position on the conflict in ukraine, which led to the global isolation of the transatlantic community. leading american publications are increasingly allowing themselves to reveal the truth about the situation of t

we from shire are following imam's words until the last moment, and the prayers of all iranian peoplethe ballot boxes on friday , july 15, god willing. in the last station to one of cities around the capital arrived. free electoral tribune for elections. people have their own positions like this. when the program started , i was talking about their demands from the future president from every door. i am a truck driver, why should i, who owns the economy of this country, drive tires and buy a pair of tires worth 65 million, the one that works, the one you are asking for, mr. president, with 10 million tomans, you can buy fish. turn yourself around. we want the president to solve the problems of the whole country. we want the president to have a plan for joona in this country. we want a president who is behind. later on, the discussion became more heated and different opinions were expressed about participating in the second phase of the presidential election. i love my country, i am voting because i am iranian, i am voting, and everyone who is passionate about this iran should vote. le

wherever we are in this dear iran, with any clothes and clothing, a field man from shire is always behind revolution and we want these colored fingers. if the elections had no effect, our enemies would not be advertising today not to participate in the elections , we are iranian and we love iran and we want to elect the president no matter what we do, one homeland, one nation, iran, iran, iran, iran, iran , we want to carry the iranian flag. above, we are ready to give our lives for it, we are all ready and ready to create another epic, from any class we are, we invite others to make islamic iran proud. on the first friday morning, it is time for participants to finish their half-finished work. i invite you to come to the polls for the unity and authority of the islamic republic of iran. friday, god willing, 8 am. we go together, we go with our families, we go to vote, we come because we have suffered for the settlement of our land, until i live for iran, we show that we will not give a piece of our homeland to a foreigner . arrogant mouth iran is soil in iran, qarsh shiran, iran is alway

i know the love of you from him, shire without god, because hossein is mine, the light is the same mine of hossein, the soul of all hearts, even though it was you and there was fire. sanah is self-absorbed, gods, now that it is me, now that it is me. i'm glad you're going , dila iman shahid iman shahid hossein hossein hasid taswa, the manifestation of people's devotion to the loyalty of the scholar of karbala among the followers of other religions, hazrat abbas (peace be upon him) has devotees who have been mourning him for years. the sound of alamdar karbala filled the city . the names of martyrs of karbala are not only in the language of muslims. about 20 years old. 10 years, about 5 years, 30 years. love is just love, love, love, love, hossein's love, hossein's way, his chivalry passed away, he sacrificed everything for his religion , where does this devotion of yours come from? health, when we were sick, we got our health , even the opinions of these days for them. it is valuable , for example, a food that they deliver today, for example , they take it and keep it in the freezer, ev

today's issue is karblast with the image of the lifeless body of this shire child who joined the convoy of more than 38 thousand martyrs in the latest zionist crime on the 286th day of the war. these sins are the targets of the jews. hey, these, these, these are the jews , we don't have them, she's not a woman, she's next to this girl , she's a promise, she's good, by god, by god , by god, by god .

with the image of the lifeless body of this shire child who joined the convoy of more than 38 thousand martyrs in the latest crime of the zionists on the 208th day of the war. these are the goals of the jews, these are the goals of the jews, they don't have it, it's femininity, it's the only aspect of the girl, i swear to god, i swear to god, i swear to god, i swear to god and sisters who say goodbye to their brother's body every day in this unequal war . the tetrin of the land is described as karbala in 61 ah , that is why today's gaza can be compared . but the expense of seeking reform in the nation of jeddah, the messenger of god, and today we are the people of gaza. he targeted them with guided missiles. i will accompany my colleague based in southern lebanon. hello mr. azimzadeh. hizbullah has carried out some operations today and the zionist army as a whole. it attacked areas in southern lebanon. mrs. hosseinzadeh, dear viewers, hello, good evening. lebanon's hezbollah has issued 8 statements since this morning. 8 operations have been announced. hizbollah has targeted three bases

today's issue is karbala with the image of this lifeless body shire's child, who in the latest crime of the zionists killed more than 38,000 martyrs on the 28th day. the war is endless, killing these sins, these are the targets of the jews, these are the jews, they do not have it . and the sisters who say goodbye to their brother's body every day in this unequal war. the secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement announced the decision of the country's armed forces to strengthen anti-zionist operations in the indian ocean and the mediterranean sea. seyyed abdul malik badreddin announced that the number of american, british and zionist ships that were targeted by yemeni forces in the red sea and the gulf of aden is 170 have arrived. the general secretary of ansar allah also said that the brutality of the zionist regime has become a permanent habit and behavior. kut jahanian described the killing of people in the gaza strip as very strange. seyyed abdul malik badreddin said about the palestinian resistance: the combat power and ability to rebuild the palestinian resistance , whil

it's known as the one year shire. many of its historical buildings and houses are for sale. the demand is growing. and the state agents say there's a price for raging. during the pandemic, many people from francis cities also rediscovered the terms of the countryside. steve and helen robin serve both the butcher's to originally come from your oxford . they've been in france for more than 8 years. every thursday they set up their market stall in the town of a may after several decades as employees, steven helen have set up their own small business here, selling traditional british meat products to talk to but by not truthful greens, we called and didn't smoke in the same industry key. these are the sort of thing you'd have in a bike in some way. english people in the show is that for breakfast with aig, some saucy in spring 2015, a couple saw a tv report about the south west of france. they pack their bags headed there on holiday and promptly bought a house. where does it go with it? otherwise, i don't think we would do it now, because we don't speaking of french to be fluent

the region is so full of brits, it's known as the one year shire. many of its historical buildings and houses are for sale. the demand is growing at a state agency. there is a price for raging during the pandemic. many people from francis cities also re discovered the terms of the countryside. steve and helen robins are both the butchers to originally come from near oxford. they've been in france for more than 8 years. every thursday they set up their market stall in the town of a may after several decades as employees, stephen helen have set up their own small business here. selling traditional british meat products to, to, to best buy is not true to green as we called. and they didn't smoke in the same industry key season. and so it's a thing you'd have to buy concerned with english people. and other than i show is that for breakfast with aig, some saucy in spring 2015, a couple saw a tv report about the south west of france. they pack their bags headed their on holiday and promptly bought a house. so we did it for me to otherwise i don't think we

sounding in the gal pan handle several capots and some of these kapots are dan, defna and as well as shire and so those keputs areas, those colonial settlements as the libanese call them could be perhaps under drone attacks from hisb's drones, which is something that the israelis have... so far been incapable of not only detecting but stopping uh when they want to reach their objective. the israely economy has been hit hard amit the regime's months long aggression against the besideged gaza strip. latest status shows that some 46 thousand businesses have been forced to shut down in the occupied territory since the start of the onslot last october. we discussed the issue in depth in our explainer program. record number of businesses in israel and the occupied lands have shut their doors uh gone out of business. the fact that there are business closures is not the surprise, the shock is how many businesses since october the 7th have close and how many more will mostly close by the end of the year? well, what is the economic? damage, 46, israeli businesses forced to shut down with 60,000 isra

at the end of the oxford-shire summit, orban dealt an information blow to the war party and publishedhe text of his letter to the president of the european council, charles michel, where those very initiatives were formulated. our european strategy, under the pretext of transatlantic unity , copied the us military policy. until now we have not had a sovereign and independent european strategy or'. action plan. i propose to discuss whether it is rational to continue such a policy. i propose to start discussing the following initiatives: hold high- level negotiations with china on the terms of the next peace conference. while maintaining current high-level contacts with ukraine, resume direct diplomatic contacts with russia, to begin a coordinated political movement towards the global south, whose respect we have lost due to our position on the conflict in ukraine, which has led to the global isolation of the transatlantic community. future american publications increasingly allow themselves to reveal the truth about the situation of the kiev regime. the politician newspaper, for exampl

party or a former president or a future president, he was the leader of a nation, having replaced the shireor and wrestler hulk hogan even tore his t-shirt for trump. they shot my hero, they tried to kill the next president of the united states, that's enough. this is too much, i demand that crazy trumpomania has begun, brothers, let trumpomania reign again. trump began his speech by formally agreeing to become the party's presidential candidate and talking about what he experienced last saturday. i heard a loud whistling sound and felt like something hit me very hard in my right ear. i said to myself: wow, what else is this? it can only be a bullet. i touched my hand with... his ear, it was all covered in blood, i realized that everyone was attacking us very seriously, i rushed to the stage, the bullets continued to whistle. the theatricality of the moment was given by dramatic pauses and unexpected props, the stage was taken out with the uniform of a firefighter who died at a trump rally, the ex-president even kissed the helmet, going through the most obvious failures of the biden team, t

. >> the one from merrill a noted value on the board of birch shire hathaway and warren buffett thinker choices is mercedes-benz and she thinks the german carmaker is very inexpensive trading for six times earnings of 8% dividend yield and she thinks it's worth 50% more than where it's trading right now it trades mostly in germany but you can buy the shares on the stock. jack: a lot cheaper than tesla. let's talk about scott blackwood of our favorite he looks for the funky tech values on the corridor now is looking at something in the energy sector. >> he's a meticulous embedded again for decades in the like the oil service company which is slb. he sees the company's been very good because they think they could be a long duration for oil and gas in the stock is trading historically cheaper around 13 times earnings in the 40s right now so he thinks is pretty attractive. jack: he likes the european oils which are cheaper than the big u.s. companies chevron and exxon and he like shell as well as total, shall in particular has been doing well lately a very strong position in liquefied nat

hate and the the massive contrast and distinction there is between its activities and the work of shiring collective, which of course is actually in you know not only offering money and on on people's heads effectively but also actually encouraging violence. we saw the example in the film there of that australian activist who who was threatened and then um he find out his home a jerry c with petrol and and the like so that's what they're doing and of course the other decision is that these people are racists and stock is... an anti-racist uh inventure, so we see a fundamental contrast between the strategies of the pro- palestine movement and and the zianist movement, and that's that's the thing to to keep hold of, well, i mean, you were docked and then attacked by shirian, weren't you, i mean, what was that, give us a flavor, what was that experience, yeah, first of all, when we targeted people, we didn't doc them, we were very, nice to these people, i even received dms from this lady that we exposed for saying something extremely hate. towards palestinians and i felt bad for her so i dec

so gathers into 5 enormous board texas, a plastic called shire. one tire is in the south pacific and easter island has the misfortune of being situated near the edge of it. have i knew waves recycling center can't handle all the plastic waste manager alexander to key shows us an area outside, piled high with trash, fish from the ocean. you might get a lot of the space on me that being even more than anger and sadness, i almost said, i feel pretty simon that we mortal beings on this planet, aren't able to come together and recognize what a problem this is, vicky. this is really my, they thought those industrial nations especially need to clean up their act, the mayor of god when we tells us being so he's done what's wrong to call a country develop. if it produces garbage, they use a country is only really developed when it thinks about what it's leaving behind for its children. it gives me of almost all the got them on what sort of equals the c arch and fished out of the ocean is now in the laboratory. it's contaminated to what do you see at black

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granted, did we not that it's too difficult to do big infrastructure projects or to, you know, in shirere there are conservative councillors and they'll stand up. and i think, to be fair, what they've done today in liberalising the planning regime, both for house—building and for wind power in a massive way, and also for data centres, which is going to be important in our ai future. but i think thatjeremy hunt or rishi sunak would have wanted to do stuff like this, but they couldn't do it because of the internal contradictions of the conservative coalition, of the free market wings of the conservative party and the wings. um, but this is the only option right now where they don't have the fiscal lever to pull, ie pouring money. into borrowing loads of money. into it. this, they say, helps make the numbers add up or makes the difficult trade offs that we heard so much about from the ifs. the conspiracy of silence. it makes all that stuff easier or less hard, you might say. um, but it's vitally important. um, it's a vitally, vitally important sort of, um, uh, restraint on growth that i th

i would like to pass out my thanks to officers from west york shire and south yorkshire who supportedthe family and loved ones who have lost people in this incident. this is a truly horrendous collision which are currently in the early stages of investigating. i would ask that anybody who witnessed the incident or has —— cam footage please contact the major collision inquiry team. thank you. the cost of the uk is now decommissioned rwanda scheme has been revealed. new home secretary described it in the house of commons is the most shocking waste of taxpayer money she'd ever seen. the former conservatives plan to deport asylum—seekers to rwanda was immediately scrapped by sir keir starmer when he became prime minister. ., ., ., , ., , ., minister. two and half years after the previous _ minister. two and half years after the previous government - minister. two and half years after the previous government i - minister. two and half years after the previous government i can't l the previous government i can't report it has already cost the british taxpayer £700 million. in order to send

general election has been declared, with the liberal democrats winning inverness, skye, and west ross—shirer scotland political correspondent, georgia roberts sent this update from dingwall. bell this| bell this is the last constituency to declare in the uk. it this is the last constituency to declare in the uk.— this is the last constituency to declare in the uk. it was somewhat already pretty _ declare in the uk. it was somewhat already pretty much _ declare in the uk. it was somewhat already pretty much decided, - declare in the uk. it was somewhatl already pretty much decided, really, the candidate for the snp had already conceded defeat, the liberal democrats were the main challenges here, the scottish liberal democrats — but it wasn't over until it was over. wejust — but it wasn't over until it was over. we just had the results in confirmation that the liberal democrats have gained this constituency from the snp also i'm joined now by the newly elected scottish liberal democrat mp, angus macdonald. better late than never. thank goodness.— thank goodness. what you think is resmnsible _

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general election has been declared, with the liberal democrats winning inverness, skye and west ross—shirel democrat angus macdonald, spoke after his victory announced. spoke after his victory was announced. i worked cohesively with government ministers to get funding into the highlands and i was a hard—working mp who was always available to help. the independent mpjeremy corbyn has called on the government to suspend all arms trade to israel. he was speaking in london at a protest calling for a ceasefire in gaza. labour lost five seats to independent candidates — including jeremy corbyn — who campaigned on gaza. our reporter holly ellyatt asked mr corbyn about what he expected from the newly—elected government. the government has just had its first cabinet meeting this morning. this is a great opportunity to say, we will now demand a complete and unconditional ceasefire in gaza and we will suspend all arms trade to israel and demand the withdrawal of israel from gaza and the west bank. this would be a great start for the government. how confident are you that there will be a change in pol

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, founder of red white and blue, jasmine roger, executive director of swing left, and adriana shop shire to see all of you today. katie, your specialty is one of the prize democratic voting groups, suburban women. what is been the reaction over the last week, and the key question, how do you then turn that into votes? >> there is no question about it. joy is back in town, and it feels really good. we also are very clear eyed about what is in front of us, what is about to come at us. and we know that with all of this information coming in, so much money being spent, more than ever, that to break through the noise, we have got to be willing to put our own's in the game. we got to be willing to talk to everyone we know and everyone we meet about this election. and we have seen thousands of new women step up to do just that. volunteering to be relational organizers for red wine and blue, forming hundreds of new local groups, we got them in 49 states now. >> the numbers you sent us set 330 affiliate groups launched in just the last days? >> that is right. our affiliate network, called trouble

the shire tory seats, they won't take it either. this could become a huge political battle. >> well, i expect it fully to be a big issue for people fighting big, big developments on on the edges of towns. so they often build on cartilages. i mean, the idea of this, we haven't talked about just the grey belt yet, have we, russell. but the grey belt is the area. car parks, waste ground within the green belt, which is can't be built on because within the green belt area. so that might work for them, but there's not enough land for that. i mean, that is sensible, chris. >> that's a sensible policy. you know, most of the green belt, i mean, the green belt hasn't been recategorised since the 1950s. so to take the bits that aren't green, the scrapyards, the industrial estates, literally grey. yes. literally grey. and to build on those is a good idea.the to build on those is a good idea. the other problem of course, labour have is that 13 of the 24 members of the front bench have all opposed, very recently opposed, developments in their own

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now, on the one hand, you're trying to woo consistently the remainer shires, the lib dems.e all things to all voters , or is it time for voters, or is it time for a bigger look in the mirror? an existential decision about what the party stands for. the future direction needs to be decided . direction needs to be decided. >> absolutely. well it does. i mean, we lost and it's time for some some, not navel gazing, but moving forward. and what i heard on the doorstep again and again in the election was people want us to be tough on immigration. they want us to stand up for british values. they feel like the silent majority has been silenced, and they want to have low tax, and they want to have the nanny state out of their business. now they're going to get all those things with the labour government. >> they had all of those things for 14 years or definitely drifted towards all of that. and, the conservative party, the conservative party consistently promised to be tough on all of those things. low tax, no low immigration, low state. but that didn't happen. >> well, i think we

general election has been declared, with the liberal democrats winning inverness, skye and west ross—shirei would like those living in the highlands to say that i fought ceaselessly for the people here, that i worked cohesively and positively with uk government ministers to get powers and funding into the highlands, and that i was a hard—working mp, always available to help. it's been a historic election for a number of reasons, including a record number of female mps being elected, 264 and some of those are in seems to have been represented by a woman for the very first time. the liberal democat monica harding, made history by becoming the first ever female mp to be elected in esher and walton, which until thursday had been a conservative stronghold for more than a century. congratulations, how does it feel this evening?— this evening? thank you, yes, it feels great _ this evening? thank you, yes, it feels great and _ this evening? thank you, yes, it feels great and it _ this evening? thank you, yes, it feels great and it is _ this evening? thank you, yes, it feels great and it is an - th

a recount has been taking place in inverness, skye and west ross—shire after an initial count on thursdaynt, joining me now is the former leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable. vince cable, good to talk to you. i thought we would cross live and get that result from inverness but we are not going to do that right now. that's coming hopefully soon. we can talk to you and about the lib dems and the incredible results for them. what do they do with this now with all the seats? it what do they do with this now with all the seats?— all the seats? it was a brilliant result and _ all the seats? it was a brilliant result and inverness, - all the seats? it was a brilliant result and inverness, which i l all the seats? it was a brilliant - result and inverness, which i think we have one actually, we are up to 72. it was the product of a very disciplined campaign and we knew the government is very unpopular with the first past the post system we concentrated our resources on seats we could win and that proved very effective so we had a good national campaign. ithink effective so we had a g

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the conservatives ambitious housebuilding plans because of pressure from a few of his mps in the shiresy needs more houses. >> chris wild and you're right, that's my job. what i do in the community is the ramifications of that is that we've got families, children living in trouble, lodgers . yeah, they're trouble, lodgers. yeah, they're living in temporary accommodation. and i and i know from my work, especially around edmonton enfield area, but you've got queues of families in the library every day who've been made homeless, who are looking for desperately looking for accommodation, waiting there all day, children who should be in school all day, mark in the library, waiting to be housed. >> there's no homes for their own bedroom. >> they haven't got their own bedroom, mark. and it's absolutely it's a catastrophe. and even if they, they do find somewhere to live, they send miles and miles out of everything they've ever known. you know, it's not just about the houses we need to find safe accommodation for young people, families around areas where they can be close to loved ones. and it

election has now been declared, with the liberal democrat party winning inverness, skye and west ross shire. more on that as we get it to other news now police in tenerife say jay slater's family can bring in their own search and rescue teams to look for the missing teenager. and rescue teams to look for the missing teenager . the 19 year missing teenager. the 19 year old went missing on the 17th of june, after setting off on a walk back to his accommodation in tenerife, a journey which would have taken him around 11 hours. police called off the official search last week, but slater's mother says they will stay on the island to look for him in the united states, president biden is refusing to take a cognitive test to determine if he's in mental decline. in an exclusive interview with abc news anchor george stephanopoulos, he also dismissed calls for some democrats to step aside and let a younger candidate take on the republican donald trump . biden republican donald trump. biden has been attempting to defuse the political crisis over his shaky debate performance. he claims he simply had a b

across the uk, a rare treat to the summer to say most of the uk dry, this is how we start and chair shire. 15 to 17 with the thicker cloud through the west of scotland. sunday to monday high pressure with us but through tonight the weather fronts will encroach towards western scotland and northern ireland bringing cloud which will stop the temperature dropping much, some spots around 15 into the morning but not quite as cool tomorrow morning as it was this morning. a lot more cloud through scotland and northern ireland, some sunny breaks but western islands will see some outbreaks of rain, the majority will be dry, more high cloud around but good spells of sunshine. 2a be dry, more high cloud around but good spells of sunshine. 24 may be in the northeast of scotland, 28, 29 to the southeast of england. heat and humidity builds through tuesday, some of the humidity coming up from france spain we will see temperatures peaking in the high 30s may be low 40s for some. to stay the highest of temperatures here 29 — 30 little bit more towards the southeast corner. not as warm for western scotlan

wonder if you think there might be some problems from newly elected labour mps in previously tory shires wobble over all of this. >> well, they might do. i think labour mps are feeling very happy at the moment, so they're probably not going to cause much of a stir except over the issue of, of two child benefits, which is going to be an issue for them. but i think they'll let this go through. and to be honest with you, the areas affected will probably be, tory and lib dem areas rather than labour areas. >> paula. transport for london, yes. bosses they're, they're looking to spend a lot of money on equality and inclusion training . how much are they training. how much are they looking to spend. >> oh well 2.5 million and they're already in debt at the moment . and they moan that moment. and they moan that people think, oh, labour is so woke. they spend so much money on diversity and inclusion and this is what they're doing. again, that's the last thing we need at the moment for tfl is arguably the most diverse employer going going around at the moment anyway . and, yeah, the moment anyway.

labour does not have that instinct really although it does happen to represent more shire areas.ank you very much, faisal. - thank you very much, faisal. talking about the impact on big business there, but let's go back to me not to talk about the small businesses. she is —— let's go back to nina. she is at a station cafe in manchester. important messages from rachel reeves but what is the impact on small businesses, really listening to what she has to say? yes, good morning. we are from irlam station cafe. it had its heyday in the late victorian age and then had a big boost investment over the last years to turn it into this stunning cafe. sometimes big investment is what is needed. let's look at the challenges the chancellor faces. at the tail end of 2023, we went into recession. marginal growth at the beginning of the year but that stopped in the spring. the tax burden, how much we pay proportionally, is as high as it has been since the second world war, people do not have much gave especially when you consider interest rates are at the highest they have been for 16 years. mos

and that was between the tory shires and the northern working class.party, and you lost and you lost both. >> no, no, you lost both. all right. it was a coalition. >> you've lost. >> you've lost. >> you've lost. it >> you've lost. it was a coalition to get brexit done and to make us a self—governing democracy again, which was done. >> well, look, there's still a lot to talk about very clearly, gentlemen, but we're going to just take a short break for now and head over to tom harwood who can crunch a few numbers for us. >> well, it seems like a very long time ago that the exit poll declared there would be 410 labour seats, one of the largest labour seats, one of the largest labour majorities in the history of the country. but since then we've had real world results and we've had real world results and we've been able to update this exit poll number through to our seat prediction and look at that change. the labour party up 12 seats on the exit poll. the conservative party down on the exit poll. the liberals up on the exit poll. and look at that reform n