vincent: shut up. keep quiet. bury this. lisa: vincent doyle did the act oppote.tuation. he called it coping, children of priests international. vincent: and, like, within a few months there was, like, these--all these countries logging on. there was hits and google search phrases and graphs, and it took off: 13,500 people have come forward out of 175 countries. lisa: what does that say to you? vincent: that says that there's a mass need. there's people looking globally for information on this issue. why would 13,500 people in 175 countries go on to a search engine on the internet and type in things like "my father is a catholic priest," "alimony for priests' kids," "help, i am pregnant, and the father is a catholic priest"? lisa: no one knows for sure how many children of priests there are, but vincent has made his own estimates. vincent: we know of 10,000. i could stand before christ and say, "i know of 10,000 children of priests." that's conservative. that's very nservative. ♪♪♪ lisa: vincent realized that children of priests all share a common frustration: tha

vincent juvyns stays with us. coming up, lvmh sales jump bigger than expected, talking about earnings in the first quarter. the company warns about the impacts of lockdown in china. more on the story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 13 minutes into european trading day. four sectors in the green at this moment. everything else in the red. the dax is down 0.7%. in france, the cac is down lower by 0.3%. that brings us to the luxury space and lvmh is reporting first-quarter sales that beat expectations. there are now questions about how it will navigate new lockdown in china. that drives the locomotion for sales and the concern of what that might mean for demand. joining us now is laura wright. what are the key takeouts for use in terms of the result from lvmh? laura: impressive results. we saw lvmh move up in early market trading. as you mentioned, organic revenue is up 30% year-over-year and that was primarily driven with gains from dior. of the mh, the integrated epiphany at the end

jonathan: vincent reinhart, great to catch up with you.ot of people who have just entered the markets in the last 15 years, is almost unthinkable to think back then there is not a statement and a news conference. he just had to figure things out. tom: what you just mentioned is going to be in jamie dimon's letter a year from now. the percentage of the public that has not experienced this, whether the visceral feeling at the gas pump or and i'll seven of the grocery store or tuition bills, whatever it is, so many people have not lived what vincent reinhart's span is across the fed. he was at the fed in the middle 1980's and was there for years. jonathan: i member sitting down with ubs and talking about the average age of the trading floor and the fact so many of them had not seen a rate hiking cycle before. for many people they have not seen a rate hiking cycle like the one we are about to see. tom: i think really are the only ones in media loving -- talking about a bond bear market. how may people have seen a -8% drop in bond prices? jonat

vincent: is it overdone? i think so, just from the standpoint of i think the markets are a little too aggressive at three 50 basis point rate hikes. i have a very odd feeling, given what we are seeing an economic growth in the u.s., that the prospects of slowing in the near future, that the fed may just walk that back a little on wednesday and some asymmetric risk, especially after the buying, from what i'm hearing from traders. everyone thinks it is a spike of dollar buys going into the year-end. you take that out of the equation and you have potentially, i won't say i, shred, but perhaps a little bit more neutral than hawkish. we would've and alecia reversal of the dollar. kailey: you have an outright dovish boj still with their bond buying trying to keep yields under control with no regard whatsoever for the japanese yen. how much is it about yen weakness, euro weakness, not just dollar strength? vincent: i think a lot of it, when you thing about where you are going to invest around the world, you see some

my dear vincent, i had the opportunity to see your work after our parting first at your brother's houseand then at the salon exhibition independent, it is the latter that makes it possible to truly appreciate your paintings, either due to the fact that they are located next to each other, or thanks to neighboring paintings. i want to sincerely congratulate you. many artists consider your work at this exhibition to be the best of those who paint nature. you are the only thinking artist there. i talked about it with your brother one of the pictures. i'd like to pick up and exchange for one of your choice. i did not dare to write to you for a long time, knowing that you survived a protracted crisis, so please do not answer me yet. if you don’t get stronger, let’s hope that with the advent of heat, your strength will quickly recover and you will recover, winter has always been a dangerous time. for you, only your gene remains. not here there. there, follow me. here it is thank you help me to remove it. please do you understand why you are here? talk to you to make me feel better. or because

yes, he loved yellow, our brave vincent. an artist from holland, these particles of the sun warmed his soul. he didn't love that much. fog, he always wanted warmth when we were both in arles, two madmen. we always argued about the beauty of color, because i loved red. well , how to achieve the perfect scarlet color, and he took his most yellow brush and wrote on the wall and suddenly it turned purple. i am the holy spirit, i am pure in soul. olga gen 1894 exactly according to scaled down models right at you. imagine how much more you can open to explore something that might be hiding. so what are we waiting for or doing. premiere on pervy i don't make documentaries about animals, i talk about people who are exploring a new world. talk to me. i demand say at least something you are ready to write for money for everything, tell you a sweet story about friendship, everyone is happy, everyone is happy, as usual. and i dream of another father, can you imagine, the story, jacques and his cousteau odyssey next saturday on first go

[cheers and applause] that was a beautiful song called "vincent" by don mclean.song ever, what do you love about "vincent"? >> it has a very personal story for me going back to my childhood. a group in wisconsin we would take these road trips to my grandma's cabin and we would play uno all night long and my grandma was usually with us. in the whole soundtrack was the entire "american pie" album, but my grandma's favorite song was "vincent," so your version was so special. it brought me all the way back. >> kelly: i just learned the song. it is so beautiful. >> so poetic. >> kelly: so beautiful. i'm very into sad music, james. i don't know what that says about us. but whatever. i like your trip, that's awesome that you have that. that's so fun. thank you for sharing. >> thanks, kelly. >> kelly: we have some good times ahead today from the hit series "ghosts," utkarsh ambudkar is here! and then the voice-over clean and may be most rest them as well -- recognizable as tommy pickles on rugrats. also an amazing singer. and we have music with rising indie pop singer-so

it would be good for vincent to see you as soon as possible. i warmly shake the hopeful hand, theo van gogh ps i hope to get your answer soon and see your latest work. of all the disasters that haunt us, nothing infuriates me more than the lack of money, but not the earth. okay okay, he's around. i am also glad you field. but to be honest, no one here welcomes me, except for madam im. eat your wife it happens that for weeks i don’t translate a word with anyone, how much you doubted. in the end , she still dared. brother, still sending. you get money 250 francs each. you managed to agree with him, he pays all my expenses. i send him a picture a month. it's nice to have just an extraordinary face to be. maybe you can come to the yellow house and pose for me, i 'll think about it. it's like consent imagine how much more you can open to explore something that might be hiding. so what are we waiting for got it buy, and the ship is feasible. premiere on the first i do not shoot, i talk about people who are exploring a new world.

my good luck to all of them and especially my dear friend vincent. thank you so much for keeping me aware and thank you for inspiring all of us. with that, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. gonzalez, for five minutes. mr. gonzalez: madam speaker, i rise today to honor and recognize texas national guard specialist bishop evans. bishop evans is a hero. he's a name that we all should learn, should know, and should be speaking. bishop evans, this young gentleman was a national guardsman. he was stationed in eagle pass, texas. he selflessly gave his life trying to save innocent -- trying to save people. he didn't care what nationality they were. he didn't care the circumstances when the situation arose and two people fell or jumped into the river, he immediately took off his body armor, he immediately jumped into the river, and he tried to save these people. and he lost his life doing it. this is something that here in d.c. we should be talking about. the whole country should be talkin

an ass ela cad is moving to vincent to day, or at least partially, until he finishes his business degree in hub lucan. he's a co founder of syrian volunteers in germany and has yet to visit his new home. he just knows his friend abdul already list there than of cuz i my mom works out loosen. where will i shower this? where will i cook or do my shopping? all that he's excited to vincent is v anaheim at owens ish, has become my 2nd home uniform that i made a lot of friends while helping out with the flooding can and get down there like one big nice family for me. so i really feel at home and then that ends in the 2 houses and as alack, had is also a paramedic. and recently assisted ukrainian refugees. the syrian volunteers now use the network from their disaster relief campaign in the our valley to coordinate 8 for ukraine of missouri. and it really reminded me of my own escape to safety garden that rises. and my experience helps enable me to provide assistance to these people on the hill for who is a lawyer who lives. he picked up refugees in this bus. now he's using it to move house. dur

where will i cook or do my shopping all but he's excited to vincent guests. v i mother then dish has become my 2nd home. feel for that. i made a lot of friends while helping out with the flooding in england. they're like one big, nice family for me. so i really feel at home and then it ends in the 2 houses. and as alex hand is also a paramedic and recently assisted ukrainian refugees, the syrian volunteers now use the network from their disaster relief campaign in the our valley to coordinate 8 for ukraine of missouri on it. really reminded me of my own escape to safety job and that rises and my experience helps enable me to provide assistance to these people on the hill for whore. he's a lawyer, the life he picked up refugees in this bus. now he's using it to move house during the drive he keeps getting calls to organize more a transports for ukraine. this year. i know it's an unfair shaheen vegan than food we built on this team of volunteers after the funding? tanya? oh, under was torn and now the team can take on other tasks throughout europe or in dozens

are you here alien do you drink vincent drink a lot? hysterically out of control and as a result you cut off your ear. name the reason. my friend intended to leave. leave me alone and by cutting off your ear you hoped to keep it. it doesn't make sense. was it your gift or maybe a sacrifice what were you trying to achieve? i dont know. let's discuss this. tell me i've never seen anything like it. i would like to help you. i have a peculiarity know what it is. i can see what no one sees sometimes it scares me i think i'm going crazy but later. i tell myself. i will show what i see to my brothers to people who cannot see it. it's a privilege to give people hope and comfort. you confuse yourself and people with your paintings. i am my paintings. what do you mean by comfort and hope? perhaps you are asking too much of the viewer. i wanted to share my vision with people who see differently than i do, but why, because my vision is closer to what reflects the real world, i make people feel. what is it like to be alive? do you think they don't f

vincent: the bid on the dollar is a no-brainer.bviously with the situation going on with the fed, we had powell making a comment that is probably not a good time to be in the bond market. he is obviously implying that as the rate hikes come, there will be lower bond prices. i'm not sure we are quite there on fixed income, but a lot of folks are calling deals for treasury markets, and they are going ahead with the fed would be. we have swaps markets that are 50 basis point rate hikes for the next three, so good 100 basis points higher. clearly, you see that, and you will seal higher -- you will see higher yields. kriti: let's talk about the carry trade. another no-brainer trade was as we saw these emerging markets thiel with inflation, much much faster, you saw a lot of strength and the peso, love strengthen the reality -- a lot of strength in the real. talk about the carry trade now, if it even exists. vincent: the more obvious trade is the yen trade. it is --. kriti: welcome back to the answer because i'm very interested, but let'

vincent mcaviney reports.missile strike on the city. homes collapsed into one another, cars crashed and burned by blown out rubble and glass. through the debris, firefighters led those who could still walk to safety. others were not so lucky. yuri, who lived in the building posted these images of his wife and three—month—old daughter who were both killed in the attack. the ukrainian authorities have said the missiles were fired from the caspian sea — two hit military facilities with another two hitting residential buildings. translation: first we heard | explosions somewhere far away and then next there was a very loud explosion next to us. all the windows were smashed in my apartment and my parents�* apartment. i instantly smelt smoke, a very strong smell, and we gathered all we could and ran, ran from the 12th floor. at a press conference in one of kyiv�*s metro stations which has doubled as a bomb shelter for the past eight weeks, residents are lenski could barely containhis anger. a three—month—old child w

oh, but he's excited to vincent guests v anaheim and then this has become my 2nd home funeral point that i made a lot of friends while helping out with the flooding, getting down there like one big nice family for me. so i really feel at home, and then it ends in decree lead to houser the on us and i kind is also a paramedic. and recently assistive ukrainian refugees, the syrian volunteers, now use the network home, their disaster relief campaign in the all valley to coordinate aide for ukraine. miss on it really reminded me of my own escape to safety than vices. and my experience helps enable me to provide assistance to these people. and on the help of these a lawyer to, to life, he picked up refugees in this boss. now he's using it to move house. during the drive, he keeps getting calls to organize more a transports for ukraine, and it's an unclear shift in vegas. then we built up this team of volunteers after the funding, tonya. oh, under the torn and now the team can take on other times throughout europe. and why not know if it's our goal to help out and ukraine and wherever else we

1000 outbreak since the pandemic cutting into domestic consumption and locking down major cities. vincent stammers, the co author of that report, he focuses on trade for the kill institute for the world economy. he joins me now. fencing could have you on the show. this is almost a 3 percent dip in world trade that you've highlighted in a period from february to march for have that right. can you put this into perspective for us? when's the last time we saw a dip of this nature in this kind of time frame? thank you for having me. so we do observe monthly data. you mentioned the number of 2.8 percent minus monthly growth from february to march. now do remember that multi data does vary somewhat like stock market, they do very naturally. now this is a little bit more pronounced and we would expect. and we do believe that it's part due to the sanctions western post on russia. but also the problems in the industry network where we see more traffic jams coming up and general uncertainty. this trade the sitting on ships, potentially in some of these container ports, not really sure where to go.

. >> reporter: these brothers vincent and jake were traveling with their family from hillsboro to maryland to enjoy the holiday weekend and they left bright and early friday morning when passing through nelson, new hampshire, they noticed a pickup truck swerve out of route nine and crashed into a rock. >> i told my mom to pull over and before she stopped the vehicle i jumped out and ran over. >> reporter: vincent rushed to the driver side door where he found an unconscious man, 16- year-old jake checked the back of the truck for any passengers before helping him carry the man away from the smoking truck. >> the car about five or 10 seconds later went into flames. >> reporter: they then carried the man further away from the vehicle and used cpr tech needs to open his airway so he could breathe better before paramedics arrived. >> by the time i got there, the vehicle was fully engulfed and if that individual work still in their, that individual would not have survived the incident. >> i am very proud of him. they did a great job and worked great as the team and it was nice to see that. >> re

i was found naked in an oil drum vincent d'onofrio, like, found my naked dead body >> jimmy: so sorry be naked and crumpled up in this oil barrel. so they had all these screens protecting me from the crew on the chelsea piers side and as i was taking off my robe, i was like, "oh, the westside highway." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all three human beings - >> yeah. >> jimmy: "wait, what's happening? >> this was the time before, you know, intimacy coordinators they were like, "we're losing light. take the robe off. >> jimmy: yeah and then, you just had to be - >> and then -- so, we filmed the scene of them zipping up the body bag at a different location at, like, a remote beach. and this is my first job ever. and i remember them zipping up the body bag vincent d'onofrio had like a a grumbling scene over my body bag. and i just sort of had to be in there. and then, they called cut. they're like, "that's nc great day. and i hear, like, footsteps on gravel getting farther and farther away van doors closing. and then, like, ten seconds goes by. i hear one far away p.a. being like, "oh, my god. [

the mentally ill was opened at the monastery, its most famous patient was the world-famous artist vincent gogh, born on march 30, 1853 in holland, van gogh in 1886 came to paris, where he studied painting in a private art studio. then he moved to the south of the country in provence settling at first in the city. he always worked hard on top of that, he abused alcohol. particularly absinthe. everything. this eventually led to the appearance of an attack of mental illness in him at the beginning, the mongog ended up in a clinic in the army, and then ended up here in the clinic, van gogh’s chamber is still preserved, decorated with his most unknown works, his attending physician dafel peyron, having examined the patient, came to the conclusion that van gogh is ill with a form of pilipsia other than medication. he appointed van gogh fashionable for those times. they did not contribute to the haste of regular bathing in the baths, and when the attacks passed, the artist felt pretty good. van gogh painted a lot in the clinic for a year, what he spent in san poldemasol. he painted dozens of pai

witnesses say vincent gene hit the woman's car then chased her when she tried to take pictures of hisshe remains in the hospital. he is being held without bail. >> terrifying video there. >>> prosecutors in colorado have dropped charges against barry morphew just days before his trial for the murder of his wife. but as he left court with his daughters, the door remained open for new charges to be filed later. the d.a. says they need more time to find suzanne morphew's body which they believed is covered deep in the snow near the family's former home. she vanished on mother's day in 2020. >> there's been not a single ounce of physical evidence that has been found connecting mr. morphew to this alleged crime. barry morphew loves suzanne morphew. he loves her, and he misses her and wants to know where suzanne morphew is. >> prosecutors say morphew killed his wife for having an affair. >>> moving on now, a reality check for netflix this morning. the streaming service is reporting a loss in subscribers and now it may even add commercials to make up for it. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> rep

seat in the front row flanked on the right by lucy beans and then how glad i was to have roberta vincent next and then uncle huffman baines his wife and angel cifa. that was a sort of well. i know that mrs. johnson would have liked that. there on the other side. i had susan. and helen and nobody watched it more interest than healing. behind us with the wires the cabinet members and the wives the supreme court. and also as our guests were hobart taylor and jay taylor, and i noticed tucked away on the father is step in the last little square ranch was windy marcus young and eager and ready to grab life by the forelock. i'm glad she made it inside the door the familiar room below again to fill up with a pump and display that always takes place in these occasions. how many times i've seen it the house was in its seat been with a loud announcement from fishbeat miller in came the senate. then came the i think next comes the chromatic core getting bigger all the time and how they are going to find to find room for them. i don't know. and then the cabinet and the cord occupying the front rows a

been less activity on the water and it's easier to pinpoint that might be conducting so loosely dr. vincent. so i guess it due to the gulf viewed as being a blessing. hannah girl. yes. the location of se shells is also a blessing that could one day become a curse. if climate change brings more extreme weather events, if islands sink due to rising sea levels, or if protective, coral reefs die off this tropical paradise is at risk, and without help, it may not survive. ah, india monkey so no loose in the deli. and they're only growing in number, they are looking for food and are quick to by feeding them just makes things clerk . there are no idea on how to deal with this infestation without harming deanna. he took india in 30 minutes, d w ah . with business dw news lie from berlin, the new front in proteins wall. russia says that as holds it gas supplies to poland and bulgaria, ukraine accuses mosque all black mailing. europe over energy. also coming off a u. turn from germany on sending heavy weapons to ukraine. after much criticism, berlin now says it will deliver anti croft system to key e

a vincent does and it comes to seen this. i'm so i think it's a matter of perspective dable among tanya. i mean, because the bala mon, i can also be of high quality, was in philosophy, should i some maybe it applies to the people who are completely out of control and misbehaving hom long this been glenn. those people might not be wanted here on average. sin a divide conceit of it. but to what extent can you understand that you might be part of the problem? i mean, you surf elk, all their life acts. lots of music people dance. can you control that kenzie doesn't strict watched or nora, eddie zene andy same. yes. and is in this 5 i as they're looking at it the wrong way to well allow me solely selling cultural holidays is wishful thinking. on my off i said little in new york is big enough for everyone as a, as is canada, you'll wilma, the yoga tourists, can stay and think on i, the cyclists can come in winter. oh, but there has to be space for us to them. i knew you near my still mom, i was even a millionaire. might want to go

don't show vo your city, vincent on is, is sick of him, and michael, last year was zulu, took matters into his own hands, starting in paris, above it locally. this is a new, like there's always a good one. he began beek at the k. bromley museum, which has tens of thousands of objects from africa. got a lot with alzheimer's. it soon assembled the, well, the logic did constable said that you are the valuable a citizen. i'm a bit tied up with the i bought a lot of thought up. and then in marseilles, he snatched an object from a museum, live streaming the entire start to his followers online and read them to go on there from head to complete. this i came about, jo, condo fis effect to not of will they do a month or 2? get up? yes, i did. you really don't know who it was. never thought even tried it on in the world's most famous museum. the live. i want it. he got arrested, doesn't really like he even went to the netherlands, where he actually managed to get a sculpture outside the museum. but he didn't get far. oh my god. vickery on a different book, wasn't looking up regarding the most b

will you teach on dumpster vo, your city vincent on? is he sick of him? and michael, last year was zulu, took matters into his own hands, starting in paris. oh, oh, of local business like this on, is that a good one? he began peak at the k. bromley museum, which has tens of thousands of objects from africa. got a lot with alzheimer's. it soon assembled the well peep logic. tip constable said that you are the vulnerability of a man. i'm a good faith. have you guys bought a lot of thought about their bread then in marseilles, he snatched an object from a museum, live streaming the entire start to his followers online and the read them to go on there from ethical companies that they came well, joe got office effect enough of what they do on doughty get up. yes i did. you really don't know if i've even tried it on in the world's most famous museum, the loser with what he got arrested. he even went to the netherlands, where he actually managed to get a sculpture outside the museum, but he didn't get far. i don't. vickery on a controller is a difficult but wasn

vincent mcaviney reports. left behind by the russian invaders in bucha, a town in an area reclaimed by the ukrainians, is visible from space in these new satellite images. but to see the destruction wrought on thousands of lives, president zelensky visited himself. the pictures are too graphic to show, but what he found was streets and graves filled with the bodies of ordinary citizens, many with their hands tied behind their backs and gunshot wounds. for vlad, his town is now haunted. translation: people have been shot in the head by russian snipers. - people on bicycles, people delivering potatoes. i can tell you so many stories, but i don't want to. i want to forget them. the kremlin claim these scenes and testimonies are fake. from the very beginning, it has been clear that this is nothing else but yet another staged provocation aimed at discrediting and dehumanising the russian military, and levelling political pressure on russia. but today, president zelensky will tell an emergency meeting of the un secu

and hort organic poultry farm and vincent housing, the clock ticks more slowly. the chickens live for at least 12 week. the parents are also hybrid animals, but they're crossbred so that they grow and gain weight more slowly. the chickens have more space and daylight than many of their kind. they get to head out into the winter garden, eat organic feed, and always have fresh water. busy busy busy in the end, an organic chicken often costs $3.00 to $5.00 times as much as a conventional one. and few are prepared to pay that price. just 2.6 percent of poultry farm is organic and whether organic or not, we're eating increasing amounts of white meat. it's considered healthy and low fat, and many would prefer to just not think about how they're tasty chicken breast comes from an extremely sensitive and friendly animal. una assistive tonight is ins. is it so totally, some chickens are very trusting and friendly and you can grab them, hold them in your arms and pet them slices through a lot of chickens. enjoy it and they'll just sit there and it's lima. they closed their

vincent doyle: as long as you have priests, you will have children of catholic priests.priests who've broken their vow of celibacy to become fathers. michael patrick: i knew he was a priest when i was a child, but i couldn't tell them that i knew because i was a big secret. lisa: we talk to the children who've been pressured to stay quiet and suffered in silence. sarah thomas: this is just the tip of the iceberg, what we know at the moment. i think priests' children as a group want to be acknowledged. they want to be on the map. they exist. they're not collateral damage. lisa: some are speaking out for the very first time.

new patients through is going to to lead the thing to do it. fluffing all notes on when he talked vincent when he's still walking, sometimes they do, i know so so. so we are in the beginning you can see know all of it for writing by before it was everywhere on the expense. cookies plates. so no, it's very i stacy with so here we are in other caea. you have to imagine before all of this place. it's thought cha charle can pass here for turning all around his place, or nobody will generally walk or leave. nozik just we move that's on you can just on joyce is place fall leaves. now who here you can see we are cool. cool. a thinner on this place was only for thought was a significant because on only but as john on focused on youth is bringing a lot of life the idea of creating many centers within a city that are completely workable. within 15 minutes was developed by urban planner, carlos moreno to give paris escalades ecological economic and social foundation in the future. the 50 means the concept is new, but a dagma for living definitely in see if he wanted to reduce that sure to be shocks

mary m schuler o jack is the lead physician at the charities university, psychiatric clinic in bro vincent head wick ospital home of a lot of her patients, struggle to cope with extreme circumstances. they tend to have poor mental health and have little resilience as aliens, mat on the alien strengthens our son makes us more robust, a locked off. yeah. does it ensures that we get through even difficult situations without the serious harm yet, or only minor damage? i mean being sharpen our dish, come and perhaps to use them to grow as ways to build, and strength, and resiliency. cut out a younger stack that can come a topic. miriam schuler o. jack has researched globally. she's found differences between countries where populations have historically trained for certain crises, in turn, they're more resilient. when the to much beyond is hired in like israel, for instance. there is a country that has seen a great deal of violence and still does in many forms of attack. so nothing for a leap is good. they have safety trails or say catastrophe exercises. it's not like a test full control to any

they received a warm welcome in st vincent and the grenadines, but there was a small demonstration callingctivist in grenada. i asked him what they want from the royals. i want to say that, from where we are in the southernmost caribbean island of grenada, we want to say that we sympathise with the royals. to have inherited an institution that has treated persons who have been, er...catholic — if i may, forgive me — in their allegiance to everything british, requires, ithink, for the royals to recognise that pain, that the beneficiaries, people who look like me, scattered throughout the islands — and london, leeds, all over, manchester, the british world — what we want to see again is the soul of britain. the same country that said we will not have enslaved persons on our soil. that was so comforting for people who fled the horror of 17th, 18th and 19th century slavery. so we'd like to see the soul of britain again, and that is not to commodify this relationship at all — that certainly would prolong something that is horrible — but we would like the royals to show us that they feel our pai

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