/s >> mary magdalene, the woman tradition calls a sinner, but who becomes the most devoted follower of jesus. >> i see mary magdalene as one of the most compelling figures in the entire gospel. >> a witness to the crucifix and the resurrection. she is one of the most misunderstood women in the bible. >> she was the first christian. >> known as a pen tent prostitute, was she, in fact, the wife of jesus? >> there is an air of scandal about this. >> the bible tells us little about mary. is it possible that everything we've assumed about her is wrong? and could lost gospels help fill in the missing parts of her story and tell us who really was mary magdalene? ♪ ♪ >> for many christians today, mary magdalene is revered for her compassionate love for jesus. >> i think jesus meant everything to mary. >>heas present at the crucifix and most importantly, sheas present at the resurrection. she's the first person to whom jesus appears after his resurrection. >> don't weep. there will be a resolute, for his grace will protect you. >> when it comes to the details of mary's life, the bible says very

you're a sinner. you're a big sinner. you better go and pray in the corner. am the best grandmother in the world and everybody loves me. >> yes, you are. we agree. >> [ bleep ] good-bye. >> if anybody is having a bad day, take it from me, it could be worse. okay. i'm not laughing but seems like such a bad situation. >> why is no one helping. someone grab the doors and open them back up. >> i'm not too sure as to exactly what's going on. this is supposed to be an instagram of subway creatures, new york city subway, if you've ridden one, you know this isn't the weirdest thing you'll see. >> that's a transit worker that walked right by. >> that did look suspiciously as a transit worker that strolled by as if she wasn't there. during this time the train doesn't go anywhere, no announcement. i'm thinking maybe they just try to figure out how to get her out of this door. >> let's not forget the person recording this not helping. >> maybe they are stuck in their own door. >>> for our next video, very unfortunate, scary, nothing funny about it whatsoever. you can see

sinner. >> that's why it's improved. thanks. the focus may be on the easter bunny, but universal is thinking about christmas. the company announced the wizarding world in california and florida will be celebrating christmas with special new experiences. the highlight will take place where visitors will be treated to a special effects extravaganza each night. universal is the parent company of universal parks and resorts. the warriors begin their quest for the championship. he is not playing, but we will check on sports. >> i'm fallon smith. up in sports, after an 82-game appetizer, it's time for the main course. the warriors kickoff the playoffs and we will hear from kevin durant and we will see how lebron james and the cats fared in game one of the series with the pacers and the giants look to topple the rockies, next in sports. runs: 1:32 >>> after a third straight number one seed, the golden state warriors are poised for a deep season run. preparations are under way at of doves are set to open against the blazers on easter su

. >> in the new usa series, "the sinner," the 35-year-old, who is also an executive producer on the series, plays a young mother who snaps, and murders a complete stranger in public. >> you have to go deep within yourself. even with villains. you know, you connect with them. >> not to worry, the mama to 2-year-old silas doesn't bring her work home. >> you can't be smoldering in the corner, the scene i did, no time for it. make dinner and get him to bed. >> you know that story. when you get home you have dierps to change. >> exactly. >>> up next -- molly ringwald then and now. her big return to tv and her life as a mom. >> i try with my own kids, it never works. >>> then -- >> fake rainstorm -- >> our exclusive on the set of george clooney's new project. >>> and baby confessions from me and five more former bachelorettes. we all welcomed little ones in the same year. >> the minute you talk about my kid, i will come after you. >>> closed captioning provided by -- have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. c

or that i consort with sinners and tax collectors, right, matthew?em. >> those who are against us. >> when you're king, james and i wish to sit by your throne as sentence is passed on them. >> see you condemn them to eternal flames. >> that's how you imagine the kingdom of god? me on a throne? do i wear a gold crown? >> i would think a crown of the purest gold. >> what, like some earthly king? do i preside over lackeys and ring-kissers? i mean, you travel with me. your ears are open to every word, but you hear nothing -- nothing. have you so failed to understand, being who i am, what i must do? whoever would be a master must first be a slave. who wants to be served must first serve. i am here to give my life as a ransom for the many. in the kingdom of god, there are no thrones, no crowns, no rule of nations. my reward for earthly service will be suffering. understand that -- suffering. to bring the message of god's love, i am the resurrection and the life. and those who believe in me, even though they die, will live. [ door creaks ] live from america

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the sinner those results are known, the better people can plan their life, their investment, their business and jobs going forward. francine: could we see the end of the eurozone if a far left or far right candidate is the president of france? >> i certainly hope not because the eurozone, with its benefits and cost, with its pitfalls and unfinished business is an amazing construction that has brought together countries that were at each other's throats for many years before. it's not perfect, clearly. it needs to be improved, clearly. it needs to benefit all countries, yes. it needs to be differential and respectful of the attributes of the societies. but as a construction, it has contributed to a lot of additional welfare in societies. francine: how do you see the bailout process in greece? >> we have recently seen some real progress. i have said all along that any recovery to which we would contribute by way of lending would be predicated on two legs. a leg of significant reform that would help the economy go forward and stand on its own. is a leg of debt that sustainable for the longer-t

you know, in the '50s all of the churches, gay people were sinners. and to psychiatrists, all gay people were mentally ill. and to the police, all gay people were criminals. and to the federal government, if you had a job that had anything to do with government and slowly facilitiered down even to teachers -- filtered down even to teachers and social workers, all gay people were subversives and morally corrupt and shouldn't be employed by the government. and so the 1950s was a very rife period, and that's why i start there. >> host: but there were gay people before 1950s, right? [laughter] >> guest: i think people called themselves gay as early as the late 19th century. but there were people that we would today tribe as homosexual -- describe as homosexual or transgender or bisexual who wouldn't have used that word for themselves in earlier eras. but, obviously, what's been called homosexuality is a diversity within human capabilities, ask we've always existed -- and we've always existed. >> host: you write in your book that the american military has

domenic chu has surprises among the first quarter winners and sinners. >> reporter: if you had stocks as part of your portfolio in the first quarter of 2017, you have to be feeling pretty good at least so far. during the first three months of the year, we saw record-high levels for not just the dow jones industrial and the s&p 5 00 and nasdaq deposit. the mid-cap index and russell small cap index as well. there were a lot of reasons for the optimism. >> we saw a great quarter for u.s. stocks, up nearly 6% quarter-to-date. this is really based on factors. the first is that the u.s. economy continues chugging along. the second is that the global economy is finally picking up t. third is u.s. company earnings are back to the few positive territory. >> reporter: the first quarter rally was relatively broad based with nine out of 11 sectors in the s&p 500 in positive territory. technology stocks, apple and facebook were amooning the best performers, energy stocks, exxonmobile and chevron were the big lagers. as to whether or not the market can continue, some experts believe it will come do

because we all sinner. >> as the search for stevens continued monday night, his paternity brothers expressck what his friends had been accused of. >> i really struggle for number of hours, running on smiling my mind the guy that i know, the guy that i see here on facebook. >> read bin john, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> police believe that stevens could be in five or more states. the fbi not taking any chances even posting this picture on this billboard in california. >> the time is 5:37. in business news why ooh needed airlines profits are falling. >> how some retail remembers celebrating tax day. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel, futures right now pointing to a little bit of sell-off at the open. yesterday market snapped the three day losing streak, dow rose 183-point. the nasdaq was up 51, before the open today. goldmagoldman sachs and bank of america will report recent earnings for the most part, financial stocks have been sky-rocketing since president trump was elected on expectations that

rather, grace is the free and benevolent favor of god as manifested in the salvation of sinners and the bestowal of blessing. grace. thisnation, out of terrible tragedy, god has visited grace upon us for he has allowed us to see where we have been blind. he has given us the chance where we have been lost to find our best selves. we may not have earned it, this grace, with our rancor and complacency and shortsightedness and fear of each other, but we got it all the same. he gave it to us anyway. he is once more given us grace, but it is up to us now to make the most of it, to receive it with gratitude and to prove ourselves worthy of this gift. on this day, i found myself at a loss for words, to fully describe what this building dedication means on this campus in the city, in this historical moment. i do know this, these buildings will serve as an invitation to all that seek knowledge at georgetown. in learning about isaac hawkins and anne marie becraft, they will find grace will ultimately set us free. if isaac hawkins were here today, to see what we have built on this hilltop upon the

.: "one thing i do want to say is i forgive him - because we all sinners."as the search for stephens continued monday night - his fraternity brothers expressed shock at what their friend had been accused of.walter madison: "i really struggled for a number of hours reconciling in my mind the guy that i know with the guy that i see here on facebook."i'm reid binion reporting. ( james ) for the first time, we're hearing from the woman who was punched over the weekend at a protest in berkeley. the attacker is believed to be a man called nathan damigo ((duh-me-go)). from oakdale, he's a student at cal state stanislaus and people on campus that were interviewed say he's known to be a white supremicist. damigo ((duh-me-go)) denies that, saying he just trying to promote "european interests" here's the attack. <5 seconds/punch sound> ( james ) he punches the young lady, falls on her and jogs off. earleir in the day he tweeted a picture from berkeley, he's on the far right. the woman he hit is a liberal activist from the los angeles area who's talking about the incide

but one thing i want to say is i forgive him because we're all sinners and we need to share the blood of jesus christ to save us. and i'm so grateful for that. so if you're out there, if you're listening, turn yourself in. you've done enough damage. just turn yourself in. >> what do you guys want to see happen to him? i can't hear people crying at your house now. i've been involved with deaths in the family, and i can only imagine the sadness. but this one is just beyond because of how it happen. but what do you want to happen? you said you wanted him to turn himself in, but what do you want the outcome of this to be? >> i mean whatever the law enforcement or whatever the hire ups decide to do, that's out of my hands. at the end of the day, that's up to god, you know? vengeance is mine, says the lord. vengeance is his. it doesn't belong to us to do that. and that's how our dad raised us, to love people. that's a gift, to love people. my family loves people. you know, my mom taught me that that a gift. you're born with that. that's something you don't develop. you are born with that gi

because we are all sinners.f you're out there, if you're listening, turn yourself in. >> so stephens is still a fugitive. police say he is still armed and dangerous. several reported sightings, including one in philadelphia. they haven't panned out. a suspected ping from his cell phone in erie, pennsylvania, also turned out the be a false alarm. >>> u.s. army officials trying to determine what caused a blackhawk helicopter to crash monday on a maryland golf course. one of the three crew members was killed. the two others badly injured. officials say it happened in a routine training exercise. witnesses say the chopper hit a patch of trees on the way down. >>> breaking overnight, the u.s. supreme court blocking the execution of don davis. the convicted murderer was to die last night by lethal injection. he even ate his last meal. it was the first of six executions the state planned to conduct over the next two weeks. arkansas officials racing against the clock to use up their supply of a controversial sedative be

/s >> mary magdalene, the woman tradition calls a sinner, but who becomes the most devoted follower ofthe most compelling figures in the entire gospel. >> a witness to the crucifix and the resurrection. she is one of the most misunderstood women in the bible. >> she was the first christian. >> known as a pen tent prostitute, was she, in fact, the wife of jesus? >> there is an air of scandal about this. >> the bible tells us

i will destroy this city because all of the people are sinner. amen. shows nothing. it reveals only what we want. often what we see is seen only from a window moving past, then gone. one window. my window. if you'd been here chances are you would've seen things differently. whoa. >> darren: whoa. >> anthony: you've lived it now. looking back, if you were editing this show, how would you tell this story? >> darren: uh. >> anthony: this is it, this is the food stop. i am starving. >> darren: i am so with you. [ shouting ] >> anthony: that is quite a scene. >> darren: lots of kids. you want that? >> anthony: uh, uh, uh. this is really -- up here. >> darren: you always want a simple answer to everything to make it all make sense and it seems to -- i don't know, it's just constantly surprising. >> preacher: what can you see everywhere in god? in the office, in the market. people are still making sin. >> darren: as a kid i always wondered if i was good enough to get on the ark. so i always, sort of, empathized with people who didn't make it. >> preacher: god

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otherwise would be beautiful things, how you care for the sick, how you bury the dead, all that is sinnerner jazzed make it work. you put all of those things together and that's the perfect storm. >> you actually started working on the film before ebola, how did ebola kind of change the -- >> we thought we were doing a thing about the past like sars and influenza and we were going to look at the future and suddenly the present interscreened. we wept to west africa and we were there for a couple of months and we were there and working on inflew wu weenza and zika happened. >> you were in west africa during the ebola crisis, i just want to play this for our viewers. >> reporter: it only takes a small amount of virus anywhere on your skin to cause an infection, and as i learned, no precaution is too small for the doctors who treat these patients. tim is one of the doctors without borders, he's from canada, he comes into these settings for weeks at a time. he is not married, he has no children, that would be a job liability he tells me. multiple pairs of gloves and masks, the head is complete

i forgive him because wie all si sinners and i'm so grateful for that.if you out there, if you listening, turn yourself in. you've done enough damage. just turn himself in. >> i can hear pipal cry in your house. i can only imagine the sadness but this one is beyond because of how it happened. what would you like to sigh the outcome of this be? >> whatever law enforcement or whoever the higher ups decide to do is out of my hands. at the end of the day, thaltt'sp to god. vic vengeance is mine said the lord. it's his. that's how our dad raised us. that's a gift to love people. my family love s people. you born with that. that's something you don't devel develop. you are born with that gift and whatever they decide to do is fine but i just want him brought to justice. i don't want to see him killedory anything like that. >> what do you want pipeople to know about what your family is going through? >> i think they could just imagine somebody missing in their family and feel it, somebody very special, vardire to you just gone and it's broadcast. that's how it

.: "one thing i do want to say is i forgive him - because we all sinners."as the search for stephens continued monday night - his fraternity brothers expressed shock at what their friend had been accused of.walter madison: "i really struggled for a number of hours reconciling in my mind the guy that i know with the guy that i see here on facebook."i'm reid binion reporting. ( james ) and coming up in the next half hour... we will hear more of the emotional response from the victim's family. ( darya ) happening now. police are looking into the attempted rape of a jogger near sonoma. a 24-year-old woman says she was jogging along the sonoma overlook trail on sunday afternoon. she says a man yelled at her near norrbom road but she kept going. the woman says she was then suddenly pushed from behind and the attacker fell on top her, punching her several times. she was able to escape and call for help. police have not released a description of the attacker. ( darya ) a benicia high school teacher is accused of having sex with a student. police arrested 23 year old

it says on the back, lord jesus christ, son of god, have mercy on me, a sinner. that's for sure.ow the day of reckoning is fast approaching. prompted by all the suspicious transactions, detective floyd drives through the barren landscape that used to be the raines tree farm. to ask ralph a pressing question. >> i needed to know if he was a victim. >> reporter: so this was full of trees? >> yes. >> reporter: kind of a metaphor there for what happened to his financial life, huh? >> they took it, yeah. cut it, spent it, wasted it. >> reporter: he knocks on the door and immediately asks, what does ralph know about rachel's creative approach to accounting? >> we started asking him, do you know that she's spending $230,000 on a ferrari? >> reporter: when we return, ralph's reaction. for the first time ever, the very private ralph raines goes public. >> well, that is a weird story. >> announcer: and next, it's about to get weirder, and maybe even deadlier. >> you were concerned he was going to get killed? >> announcer: after all the money is gone, is he worth more - grocery outlet - gro

we are sinners, if you out there, if you listening, turn yourself in. >> police say the fugitive stevensd armed and dangerous, several reported sightings, including one in philadelphia have not panned out a. suspected ping or signal from stevens' cell phone in erie, pennsylvania turned out to be a false alarm. >>> a special election today to fill a georgia congressional seat could have national impolitic, 18 candidates are vying in a so-called jungle primary to fill the house seat vacated by house and human services secretary tom price. 11 of them are republicans. the democrat is leading in the polls. democrats are hoping to steal the seat in georgia's sixth congressional district that's been red for decades. >>> by getting more than 50% of the voet, if no one cracks it. they will face off in a runoff. president trump recording a robo-call in a last ditch effort telling georgia voters, the only way to stop quote washington liberals from taking your money and safety is to vote republican. samuel jackson making some robo-calls for the democrats. >> this will be a nail biter. >> this will b

. >> eric holder was a walking sinner. he never pulled back from anything.flicts than anybody. they hang in there. munoz recuses himself from the investigation and they let adam schiff mouth off every hour on the hour. it's crazy the way they cave. >> neil: you're talking about the intelligence committee and always on defense. the. has been saying, you know, he's coming closer to his core beliefs when it comes to tax cuts. we need them. we need them to be big and comprehensive. ronald reagan shepherded that process aggressively but tried to court democrats as well. he worked effectively with tip o'neal, won over the southern democrats. he was intimately involved in the process. you're known as a detailed guy. do you think this. should follow the same strategy? much will be decided on this president's reputation and success whether he gets these through. >> well, he made it clear that the white house is driving this boat. that's good. going to drive it. he has to roll up his sleeve, get in there, make the compromises here and there. but he's got the get his p

because we all sinner. >> as the search for stevens continued monday night his paternity brothers expressednd had been accused of. >> i really struggle for number of hours reconciling in my mind the guy i know was the guy i see here on facebook. >> cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> in other news this morning, off initials arkansas still want to move forward with plans to execute several inmates on death row despite u.s. supreme court ruling that blocked an execution schedule for this morning. that court ruling spared dawn davis life before he was spotted to bye-bye lethal injection, arkansas trying to execute eight inmates before it supply of lethal injection drug expires, that drug has been tied to botched executions in four states. >>> the family of correctional officer killed during a delaware prison riot and five other hostages are announcing a federal lawsuit this morning. in february, lieutenant steven floyd killed during inmate take over of the vaughn correctional center near smyrna. the correction officers held hostage and three maintenance workers in the basement. lawsuit plans to excus

we will still be sinners. >> sean: do you think writing is much about politics as you do and writinghese books on religion. i know you do both, literally, years of your life, studying and writing. do you believe that they are interconnected? in other words, you have the book of revelation. >> yes. i think the whole entire bible is unified and integrated. and god, man fell at the beginning. god immediately gave his offer of redemption at the very beginning. the new testament consummates the old testament and all the prophecies and the promises fulfilled in jesus christ. but -- can i say it real quickly? >> sean: real quick. >> these are two parts. the first two give us the background. what the world jesus came into at the time he entered history. the second part is the bulk of it, chapters five through 12 -- >> sean: you go through them all. >> threw them all. every event in the bible, i summarize and convince so you read all the events that occur. sometimes i paraphrase -- >> sean: and put it together. >> roughly in chronological order. you can't have perfect harmony and i don't try

this line is for big-time sinners, you're going to have to go to the back. [ cheers and applause ] soews decided to extend bill's vacation to forever. of all the jobs president trump promised to create, you wouldn't think bill o'reilly's would have been one of them but it is. [ laughter ] o'reilly's out. tonight fox news released an exclusive preview of his soon to be replacement. [ speaking spanish ] >> jimmy: now let's get to the stories. president trump, so what, he plays golf, he needs to exercise in fresh air. he's fat! tom brady, why didn't he couldn't make to it the white house? is he gay? and mexicans. enough is enough. and i'm right, yes, i'm always right, so shut up. all this and sexy girls with no pants next on "the guillermo factory." [ bleep ] i'll do it live, that's it, no more. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no bueno, guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] hold on. let me make it clear. is it the factor? or the factory? >> guillermo: i think the factory. >> jimmy: factory? >> guillermo: yeah, factory. >> jimmy: we're going with factory, all right. we have a good show ton

. >> sinner who fell down and got up. >> is that donnie mcclerkin. >> very good song, i liked it. >>hat is crystal doing >> we have a broken camera. >> camera three broken. >> yes. >> um-hmm. >> what will we do. >> what will we do, what will we do. >> act like it is in the happening. >> okay. we can do that. camera three my favorite. >> your camera. >> all tight shots. >> you won't see me rest of the show. >> you will have this all day now instead of tight shots of alex. only mike. >> well, nfl draft is now thursday, and, all of the people are starting to pour in the city, and, this years event will have some philly flavor, of course later on good day, we will be with one of the five temple football players, who could get drafted >>> well, finally here, draft week in philadelphia. but with all of the excitement , come more road closures. >> they don't think that the nfl draft has solicited input from the residents. >> i think the community benefits from the extra money. >> yes, more detours are in effect right now, what you need to necessity as hundreds of thousands of people make th

but one thing i do want to say is i forgive him because we all sinners and we need the shared blood ofso grateful for us. if you're out there, if you're listening, turn yourself in. >> and one of the reasons for the urgency is he made a threat he was going to go on a rampage and try to kill as many people as possible. he alleged he killed other people. that's why you have got the amount of resources. he blames his girlfriend saying she made him crazy that i lost everything i had. i'm out of options. he also blames his mom saying the day before he went to her home and told her he was suicidal, that he was about to murder people and apparently she didn't care. that's one of his big gripes. here he is, a youth mentor. he said i listen to everybody else's problems and nobody listens to mine. his state of mind is a big factor in this hunt because they don't know whether these are just threats. he has more than one cell phone. he's talking on one cell phone, taking phone calls from people. at the same time he is videotaping this or uploading this to facebook. so there is social engagement so

and i know that we're all sinners and we all make mistakes so i'll let that judgment be between him and god. >> the opinion is 16 years old and goes to the confessional, and you went to that confessional and that basilica. tell us about the story the day he felt the calling. >> he is 16 years old boy in goes to the local church, san jose church named after st. josef and it's back sill car so ago to buenos aires and i'm thinking a big basilica, a fancy church, and going to be in downtown boundary boundary and -- buenos aires and i get there and i walk off the subway and it's jammed in between a couple of buildings and there's us a bus stop across the street. four or five lanes of traffic, and the church is pretty from the outside but not really beautiful and there's a mattress in the corner and a.l. gentlemen pigeons and i get in the -- and alley and pigeons and i see the confessional where he said -- people are coming in and out of the church, old men, women with children and their bassinets and the strollers, moving up and down the aisles. people on their way to the office, coming in,

believe, as most racial justice advocates do, that it's the latter, that it's not the story of evil sinnersnd good people, but rather a system that was set up to communicate a belief in a hierarchy of human values, then is it any surprise that people would absorb that belief? i'm not saying that takes the blame away from everyone, but it means when someone identifies and is willing to admit they absorbed a bunch of pretty racist stereotypes about our fellow americans, should we answer that call? i think we have to. i think we all have to. i think one of the big mistakes with the way this culture has shifted over the course of my lifetime, once the civil rights movement faded, is we stopped talking about race and admitting that in fact prejudice is far, far more common than we want to acknowledge. host: how many times have you been with gary? heather: i talk with gary on the phone about a dozen times. i've met with him in person now three times. host: what is the future of the gary-heather relationship? heather: i don't know. he is on this incredible journey that i am from time to time sign

for those of us sinners we had to walk across the bridge to get a drink. lisa: vineland, new jersey. pasadena. in tennessee, there are a variety of places established as dry communities. for harriman, they stayed dry into the 20th century because the original land deeds have locked into the very deed that you received when you purchased your house, that if you ever bought, sold, or consumed liquor on site, there is a consumption one, that your house reverts back to the land company. there are creative ways to keep in area dry if that is your overall operation. jeffrey: i cannot resist asking, if the supreme court is held in the reproductive autonomy cases, the right to privacy includes the right to provide your own -- have any of these laws challenged the right to autonomy? lisa: i can't think of any. it winds up being less repeal and more, meh, people kind of do what they will do. a sense that this would be something worth the investment of rigorous enforcement is largely lost. they are mostly symbolic. i'm sure we can find an exception to that but in mos

but one thing i do want to say is i forgive him, because we're all sinners and we need to share bloodus, and i'm so grateful to that. so, if you're out there, if you're listening, turn yourself in. >> reporter: stephens' girlfriend, who spoke to cbs news, also said that she was overwhelmed by everything, the fact that her name was mentioned in that facebook video, that horrifying video of the killing. she said this. she said, "steve is a really nice guy. he is generous with everyone he knows. he was kind and loving to me and my children." court documents giving us a bit of a glimpse into steve stephens' background, showing financial troubles going back a few years, some judgments and liens against him, garnishments from a landlord at some point. he now on the fbi's most wanted list. there is a reward of $50,000 for information leading to his arrest. billboards will be going up nationwide with his face, with his information, as they continue this search across the country. john and poppy? >> all right, garra ganim for us in cleveland. thank you, sara, for that. >>> still to come for us

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to do what ever you can to get rid ofa to do what ever you can to get rid of a tory government as sinnersork but it is up to the british people in an election. it is their choice. the reason it is inevitable position, i wa nt to reason it is inevitable position, i want to pay a minor tribute to mr david cameron, late of this parish. when the history of this country in the early part of the 20th century —— 21st—century comes to be written, he will have one of the most prominent roles, not a glorious tribute but decisions that he took well over time damage this country immensely. i remember serving on the original eu referendum bill, named after the memberfrom original eu referendum bill, named after the member from stockton south. i remember one evening the then prime minister david cameron came into the committee room, a six committee room seven or eight, and sat in the public gallery simply to pay obeisance to the heart right—wingers from the tory party who were on that bill. i have never seen or heard of a prime minister facing such ignominy. 0f seen or heard of a prime minister facing