henry tudor the seventh tudor becomes henry the seventh at he the tudor at that point and he the tudorty of course includes dynasty which of course includes henry the eighth and elizabeth first. now is it difficult for you to speak up and say this? because obviously we've all had a kind of national party celebrating the fact that we found which that such a wonderful story. is it difficult to go against this current? i mean, it is a great story. to go against this current? i mean, it is a great story . and mean, it is a great story. and when it all happened in 24, 2012 and then the burial in 2014, the nafion and then the burial in 2014, the nation needed a bit of a fillip. and we know that royal events do give a boost and people enjoy them. so, yes, it's not a particularly view and people don't always like hearing it. but i think it's important because it's about relationship with past. do we just say with the past. do we just say that history's fine for us to mould it to become what we want it to be? or does it matter what history is? and when you see like the way vladimir putin uses hi

tudor has gone down for newcastle. radford again. oh, what a goal! what a goal! radford the scorer.got... oh, this is going to be the try of the championship. doddie weir smashing through. weir has scored. doddie weir is the man who's over. when he goes like that, he's like a mad giraffe, but he's got great skills. i've been involved in sport for a long time and what it does show you is if you've got a bit of spirit, a bit of fight, and my fight is to try and find a cure for mnd. little trick i learned when i was a school teacher. just go like that. and they'll think you're looking at them. but, you're not. # music my name is deborahjames. i am a mum to two kids, and a dog called winston. three years ago, at the age of 35, i was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer, and i have been living with cancer ever since. i'm back on treatment and every single time, i'm like, i don't want to be here. like, i don't want to be back on treatment and do you not look at freddie and your kids and just think, it's just not fair. on many levels, this is a thriving, bustling city, doing very good bu

allison and betty al jazeera when of in tudor, the palestinian health ministry says one person has been wounded in an israeli raid north west of ramallah, the man as chest and fy injuries. the ministry says israel has killed $220.00 palestinians so far this year. most of them in the occupied west bank, but on the erroneous albania, reports now from novice. one of the heaviest burdens appeared and can carry out the rough man. re now he walked his sons to their final resting place. lorenzo ed where shot during confrontations with israeli forces reading cal for in village new drama. la. last week the 380 sat palestinians hurled roxanne molotov. cocktails at the soldiers. the author was killed 1st. in this video, he can be heard calling out to his brother for help. joette doesn't hesitate. more gunfire and he's dead too. since the beginning of the year, weeks like this one, have been held almost daily across the occupied west bank. joanne pe, jawad didn't want to grow bold. he loved his hair, look at him, he bought hair wills and would ask me every day if he had grown baby here. is this the

lost, whether we're talking about kari lake in arizona, walkner georgia, blake masters in arizona, tudor dixon in michigan even, even though you could maybe argument was a little tiny bit more moderate than the others i listed out. >> maybe. >> but they all still ran trumpian campaigns. they all embraced the vast majority of his talking points. they all cast doubt on the 2020 election. and they ran full-on towards trump. and they weren't the only ones that did it. so they had agency there. they decided to do that. and then they lost their races for it. i think that when paul was talking about what democrats can learn from warnock, to me it just sounded a lot like president biden because it wasn't just what he talked about in the 2020 campaign trail, but at the first year of his presidency, reporters were incredibly skeptical that he was going to be able to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill or anything in a bipartisan manner with republicans because they did not appear to want to work with him either. and he was having a hard time finding ten republican votes. and he and the white h

against trump, can be portrayed as effectively under that same umbrella, the same way as it did to tudorke or herschel walker. >> they can use this, with this slim republican majority that will be investigate them, but there has been concern and we heard this from democrats outside the white house and people inside the white house of what this looks like when there are other republicans in the 2024 field dealing with trump, but also how biden himself is preparing if he does, and expectation is he will announce he's running for re-election in short order. how did they deal with that, when there is a ron desantis or there is someone who is that alternative to trump? >> well, kaitlan, i think the core question is whether what we saw in the swing states and the blue states was a recoil against trump personally or a recoil among voters against trumpism. ron desantis is not trump, but he's running on a lot of trump-like themes and we're going to see over the next two years in the house with kevin mccarthy, because they have a narrow majority, much more dependent on the right than perhaps many

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tudor dixon, bolduc, doug mastriano, mehmet oz. all the way down here. and these are the senate candidates. we're not mentioning dan cox in maryland, other gubernatorial offices. what does this mean for trumpism? >> well, it means that voters are rejecting election denialism. a good thing. good for democracy. i caution to go any further to say that it has massive implications for donald trump. and i say that because many of these were very weak candidates. they were people he hand-picked based on their loyalty and fealty to him, less based on their experience. but donald trump still controls a large portion of the base, and i always caution folks, we've seen many, many times that we've said he's over, he's done. time will tell. he's the only announced candidate right now. he's still polling ahead in a number of polls for the republican front-runner. but it shows the limitations on running as a trump candidate. perhaps he can do it. perhaps that may work for him. though it hasn't worked for him since 2016. but it's certainly not working when trying to be

they also can chew your i see them accredited school tudor people and hopefully saw when they log scorely. we are sinking or not a label they were in their field paint. we see you finance apps aren't the only ones scanning personal data. public life is under constant scrutiny by video surveillance. china is home to 200000000 security cameras, often equipped with facial recognition technology. this intersection and jensen is one example of its application of if i had a call it's included with many of those things. i leave it all sometimes not going long. no, go, well, no more luck with that there's always only been a finance fairly even on his own. i mean, you go there and my, i'm so suggestion most you're suggesting golden busted. any can always golf. this installation is a tool for social control. as soon as a pedestrian crosses on a red light, the camera picks up their image and searches the state's databases for an id match . in a matter of seconds, the name and photo of the offender is displayed for all to see on a giant screen shot facial recognition technology relies on a massive da

herschel walker, kari lake, blake master, tudor dixon in michigan, doug mastriano, who is, whew, diane, tim mick else, lee zeldin in new york, darryn bailey, all of his can'ts went down. the only one that managed to get through is j.d. vance who is an embarrassing, less interesting ted cruz but he was really peter fields' candidate. let's talk about herschel for a moment because herschel really was kind of a ventroloquist dummy for somebody like lindsey gra whom who i want to play a few. this is good. cut one. this was lindsey graham's case for elected herschel walker. here it is. >> he changes the entire narrative of the left. we're a party of racists, sean. me and you are a racist, the republican party is racist. what happens when the republican party elects and nominates herschel walker, an african american, black heisman trophy winner, right, olympian, it destroys the whole narrative. they're scared to death of herschel walker because if herschel walker becomes a republican, maybe every other young child in america of color might want to be a republican. >> nothing about that case,

they didn't the house of tudor. that's. plantagenet and that's french. and finally, someone said to george the fifth. well you know, you really like windsor castle. and that is how they got the name the house of windsor, which they are to this day. when the kaiser heard about this villa was not a man who was known for having a sense of humor but when he heard about this name change, he told an assistant that this meant that he looked forward to seeing that famous play by william shakespeare, the house of sex or the merry wives of saxe-coburg go to play on the house. merry wives of the house of windsor. anyway, if this kind of hysteria could reach the highest echelons in society, it could reach anywhere. despite the name change of the house of windsor never quite got rid of that german tinge to them. later in the war. this man, david lloyd, george was george the first prime minister and the prime minister every week goes to meet the monarch to discuss matters. and during one of these, during his weekly audiences, before he would leave downing street. lloy

look at the example of canada justin tudor everyone in china should be allowed to protest and expresstupid covid restrictions , or another example of australia, which in january expelled the new kadjokovic tennis player from the country due to lack of vaccination. and there the tv presenter admires the chinese rebels. that is, it turns out to change shoes as you please. you know we live in an era. here is the removal of rose-colored glasses from all of us. uh, you see, the audience and, uh, all of us, because for a long time we thought that there were some rule procedures in the west. and uh, now we are experiencing not just some kind of gloating, but rather disappointment, we see how they block all our channels e some russian channels on youtube 55 are blocked, how they enlist our citizens and our enterprises without a court decision, how they expel even those journalists who call themselves independent, who allowed some slight frivolity on the air, and even here the situation with the rain. if you paid attention, the press secretary of the president of russia did not gloat or giggle

but this existed up until the present day in places like tudor and some places in europe and stuff. > host: we got enough here to work with, look at response from sam quinones. >> guest: i would say that approach that continues to this day and in fact it is still under the heading of people medically assisted treatment which h involves certain medications, occasionally opioids on z. to calm cravings for blunt o overdoses, that kind of thing . it's very important i think. it needs to be out there. it needs to be a far wider use it seems to me because particularly now you have fentanyl out there doing enormous damage. you do have experiments now beginning, vancouver, new york city with what are called safe consumption sites meaning you the act go into this place and use your drug in the presence or near by a nurse and who can then revive you if you then overdose on whatever it is you're using. supposedly, and i think this is what ought to be going on, i have visited one yet. this is also a place where you are introduced, notched perhaps urged to consider drug addictiontreatment . i woul

tudor has gone down for newcastle. radford again. oh, what a goal! what a goal! radford the scorer.r is the man who's over. when he goes like that, he's like a mad giraffe, but he's got great skills. i've been involved in sport for a long time and what it does show you is if you've got a bit of spirit, a bit of fight, and my fight is to try and find a cure for mnd. little trick i learned when i was a school teacher. just go like that. and they'll think you're looking at them. but, you're not. my name is deborahjames. i am a mum to two kids, and a dog called winston. three years ago, at the age of 35, i was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer, and i have been living with cancer ever since. i'm back on treatment and every single time, i'm like, i don't want to be here. like, i don't want to be back on treatment and do you not look at freddie and your kids and just think, it's just not fair. on many levels, this is a thriving, bustling city, doing very good business, like many others. we've been here for about 20 minutes and people have made us feel very welcome. but there is also a

the they won primaries here across the country from the likes of kari lake in arizona, to tour tudor -- in these key states, in -- the willing to vote for a democrat yet again and the american voter has clearly answer that tonight. it's that, yes, they're willing to vote, not just one time for a democrat but they're willing to vote for a democrat for second or even a third time. and that is what was ultimately going to be handing raphael warnock yet a six-year term here in the united states senate. >> vaughn hillyard, joining that connective tissue you are describing between these different types of campaigns, these different types of candidates and different parts of the country, one of the things i therefore have to ask because it is part of a pattern, is whether there is any question as to whether or not mr. walker will concede? he was asked explicitly on the campaign trail this week if he lost the race, whether he would concede the race and he walked away from the people who are asking him that question without answering it. do you have any expectation, or do we have any reportin

tudor; these challenging times. where is the room for negotiation? _ the room for negotiation? today he's refused to speak to us about - the room for negotiation? today he's refused to speak to us about pay - the room for negotiation? today he's refused to speak to us about pay so i refused to speak to us about pay so there is no negotiation and that is our key issue here. he keeps repeating that our demands are and unaffordable bodies failed to make is on offer and what he thinks is reasonable. what we've asked for is a significant increase in pay but also a commitment towards restoring also a commitment towards restoring a decade of lost earnings and an immediate down payment towards that restoration and, as of yet, he's refused to make us an offer. any offer that we receive we will take back to our members and they will decide whether that's a good offer, but he's so far failed to make as any offer whether he deems that to be affordable or not. find any offer whether he deems that to be affordable or not.— be affordable or not. and what is a reason