this lady's name susie green she's been for six years she's been chief executive of a trans children'srmaid now , there's been a lot mermaid now, there's been a lot of press about it just lately. and you can always tell when somebody is just being slung out the door. it never happened to me about when i'm being fired. nobody ever says this. but normally wish you the normally we wish you all the best the future . that best for the future. that absolutely not true. thank absolutely is not true. thank very much . i actually focussed very much. i actually focussed on a rather large hole very quickly and anyway so her is that there's the analysis of this place seems to be that they are grateful for everything she's done and to support non—binary and gender diverse young so thankful they're getting rid of a and so it's got 44 staff members and 110 volunteers now apparently it's beenit volunteers now apparently it's been it was founded in 1995. it's i don't know a lot about this charity what i do know is that she instilled tweeted a legal action the first in its history between , a charity an

you comments youtube at the behest of susie green . i was arrested and put in green.as arrested and put in the cells for actually having a political meeting during lockdown and then i had to police at my house only a few months because i was being under ward about and now we've got this. yeah it's, it's great to know that the police don't investigate burglary don't investigate burglary don't investigate grooming gangs but they will investigate people who say mean things about. they will investigate people who say mean things about . why are say mean things about. why are the police like i they they i can't i, i really can barely express . my contempt for the express. my contempt for the british police these days. but why is it that no matter how many politicians warn to stop waste thing time like this they have decided that the priority of british is trans gender activism . well because they've activism. well because they've captured ideologically by stonewall with the stonewall diversity and inclusion which they pay handsome sum my own police force spent they pay han

you comments youtube at the behest of susie green . i was arrested and put in green.as arrested and put in the cells for actually having a political meeting during lockdown and then i had to police at my house only a few months because i was being under ward about and now we've got this. yeah it's, it's great to know that the police don't investigate burglary don't investigate burglary don't investigate grooming gangs but they will investigate people who say mean things about. they will investigate people who say mean things about . why are say mean things about. why are the police like i they they i can't i, i really can barely express . my contempt for the express. my contempt for the british police these days. but why is it that no matter how many politicians warn to stop waste thing time like this they have decided that the priority of british is trans gender activism . well because they've activism. well because they've captured ideologically by stonewall with the stonewall diversity and inclusion which they pay handsome sum my own police force spent they pay han

four years susie green years ago. when susie green support had reported to the police. in, you'll be put a wanted list and we'll find an excuse arrest you. but i'm i'm not going. i'm absolutely 100% not voluntarily going to any police station to be interviewed and, tried to be entrapped into some sort of spear is hate crime . i must get spear is hate crime. i must get very wearing, though to continually have the police come in, say, you're not entitled to your free speech. it feels a little bit like the police don't necessarily know the law themselves . well, i agree. themselves. well, i agree. i think on the backdrop of the fact that we all know there have been women that have been stalked and they report they're repeatedly to the police and the police ignored them. and then women end up dead. i think the fact that as soon as a man who believes he's a woman and gets very cross about women that say they're not reports women's speech to the police and the police jump . i think it's i just police jump. i think it's i just think it illustrates where police are in 2022. i n

four years susie green years ago. when susie green support had reported to the police.n, you'll be put a wanted list and we'll find an excuse arrest you. but i'm i'm not going. i'm absolutely 100% not voluntarily going to any police station to be interviewed and, tried to be entrapped into some sort of spear is hate crime . i must get spear is hate crime. i must get very wearing, though to continually have the police come in, say, you're not entitled to your free speech. it feels a little bit like the police don't necessarily know the law themselves . well, i agree. themselves. well, i agree. i think on the backdrop of the fact that we all know there have been women that have been stalked and they report they're repeatedly to the police and the police ignored them. and then women end up dead. i think the fact that as soon as a man who believes he's a woman and gets very cross about women that say they're not reports women's speech to the police and the police jump . i think it's i just police jump. i think it's i just think it illustrates where police are in 2022. i now

susie and us abided switched on all. another vision that has come true is the transformation of louse. it's into a tourist destination that combines green space is felicia and in industrial past that visitors wanted to learn about b, it on this old convey a bridge now surrounded by parks of renewable energies. because of lexi or honest, guided tour with people who are born here like a cat hoya. he observed the rise and fall of the brown coal industry for himself. and he's still shocked by the devastating impact that the last few mines left and now's it's, are still having on the land. in gordon, the good norm zia, if i see it myself at the landscape, was being destroyed. thus, i hope that someone will develop a better storage capacities for renewables to increase their use as well. was this over exploitation was not at the future than the martin. this between 40 and 45 percent of germany's energy comes from renewables. fossil fuels like brown coal, still play an important role, but the country is now paving the way for life after the cold. gemini has created a blueprint that could be of useful other countries like india that still half

we give way money to indonesia for the green deal, we cannot afford to pay for the world. >> okay, okay, that is susie in california. let's hear from lee, in illinois. democrats line. >> good morning, pedro. thank you for taking my call. first of all, i respect hearing from representative smith and jeffries. i believe that the republicans are going to work with policies not there are an office. also, i'm surprised the people don't see that all the problems in this role, it is not just the united states. it is world problems, also i would like to know, i love my family. if some of my family had a business, was not paying the contractors, or most of them i would not agree with that. and if all of their friends around them were being indicted going to jail i would question that. i would also like to know would the republicans trust donald trump with their checkbook's, and, what they like her chihuahua her to be involved in politics. thank, you have a good morning. >> you know, south carolina, upended one. >> good morning, i was just calling to say one thing about everything. donald trump is running for p