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Say, if i put myself in the mind of someone whos going to go drop off a ballot, whatever political affiliation i am, you know, after work, there is someone sitting there and theyve got, theyre strapped, theyve got a camera, maybe they have a mask over their face and theyre sitting there watching me. like, thats not cool, right? im not crazy to feel that way. that doesnt feel like thats how people should have to deal with something, people should have to deal with. >> yeah, i think you hit the na...

Than 70 countries. and ive been speaking with its big boss, angela cretu. a real pleasure having you on my show. and angela, let me start with this, because my show�*s focus this week is about wage transparency. and when we look at the avon model, sellers are given a commission on their sales. i mean, imjust wondering how much are they walking away with? can people actually make a living from selling avon or is this more about supplementing income? the beauty of our business model is that we d...

From the sale of products and nothing else, we dont pay for recruitment as such. we do pay for teams sales and that is very much aligned with what direct selling regulations and would be direct selling industry principles that we follow everywhere around the world. im wondering, angela, have you seen a rise in in people wanting to become reps because of this situation? yes. initially where people are looking for additional ways to supplement their income, they go back to, 0k, what else i can do ...

For those paying attention, an in-person crowd pushing 200 — not including teenagers likely in attendance for classroom credit — the classic good news/bad news conundrum unfolded in an unlikely

Seeking asylum. and we were all sort of crammed into my aunts 2—bedroom flat in vauxhall. but we were just kids. we thought this was like paradise, really. and we were all sharing rooms and now that i look back, oh, my god, it was quite — quite a hard time. you know, we had no money. but when youre young, you dont see those things, you know? everythings an adventure. youve mentioned a couple of times youre interested in strong women. theres also a line in the book where you say that, "at sch...

Wagners success rate in africa is not clear cut. i mean, in mali, granted, theyve only been active, as i said, for a few months, but the number of civilian deaths in the country has increased dramatically. but one of the methods that they use is to work closely with african governments. theyve been very active in the central african republic as well as mali, as well as in sudan. you work closely with these governments. the governments give them access to some of their natural resources, and they...

Think you were using it in that sense. what did you mean by that phrase? i realised from a young age that i didnt see women in a sexual way but i loved when they were outspoken, i loved when they dressed for themselves, i loved — i loved everything about them. and i guess we will get into talking about being gay later but at that time, i knew i had a strong affiliation. i didnt — i never hang out with boys. i always hung out with the girls. and i was never bullied because if you wanted to ge...

Conflicted. out of those eight there are a range of folks, right? some persons would never have an abortion, right? maybe its not her personal choice but she deeply believes that the government shouldnt be interfering with that decision. especially in pennsylvania a very catholics day they consistently voted statewide for pro-choice candidates. >> its interesting that you say that. when it comes to religious affiliation, emily i will want you to weigh in on this, as well as so many of the women ...

Out loud, simply because they thought her covid post -- covid protocols were too strict at the height of the pandemic in 2020. and where they got that idea? from the former disgraced twice impeached president. in part three of my conversation with a group of six michigan voters, at the henry ford museum, i asked about how that foiled plot changed the state of politics in their eyes, and why they believe this country is so polarized today. >> theres a lot of, theres mixed emotions there, there is...

I mean, in mali, granted, theyve only been active, as i said, for a few months, but the number of civilian deaths in the country has increased dramatically. but one of the methods that they use is to work closely with african governments. theyve been very active in the central african republic as well as mali, as well as in sudan. you work closely with these governments. the governments give them access to some of their natural resources, and they deploy a number of mercenaries to act as trainer...