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Into sundance which is the biggest film festival in the world. so im punished that way. but its a small price to pay for speaking your minds. jesse: if there are 27 genders, and you have a therapy llama he loued on flights. everybody should be able to laugh at that, no matter what your political backgrounds. hopefully i didnt ruin your brands too significantly. i had a good time. i hope everybody checks the podcast out. thanks for coming on. wild monkeys flood the streets. and a trailer park for...

Into sundance which is the biggest film festival in the world. so im punished that way. but its a small price to pay for speaking your minds. jesse: if there are 27 genders, and you have a therapy llama he loued on flights. everybody should be able to laugh at that, no matter what your political backgrounds. hopefully i didnt ruin your brands too significantly. i had a good time. i hope everybody checks the podcast out. thanks for coming on. wild monkeys flood the streets. and a trailer park for...

Into sundance which is the biggest film festival in the world. so im punished that way. but its a small price to pay for speaking your minds. jesse: if there are 27 genders, and you have a therapy llama he loued on flights. everybody should be able to laugh at that, no matter what your political backgrounds. hopefully i didnt ruin your brands too significantly. i had a good time. i hope everybody checks the podcast out. thanks for coming on. wild monkeys flood the streets. and a trailer park for...

Governance. >> whats the issue with kyrsten sinema? why does she also follow that same category when they both have different backgrounds, different career histories and different demographics in their state? >> senator sinema is an interesting case because she started more on the progressive side. she was a green party activist, for example, in the bush/chaina era, first term. she moves slowly towards the center, and that worked for her. when we look back at arizona over the course of the last ...

I say tony has a good chance. i say he can win. >> want to bet? >> well -- [ laughter ] >> the friendships they had no taxi was what was going to get them through and thats what made it ok. >> theres only one person you can trust. >> i do trust you. >> not me, dammit. >> stand up and assert yourself. >> august! >> completely different backgrounds and they created a dysfunctional family. thats exciting for comedy. >> and now heres arlene. >> much like taxi, wkrp is a staff of working people who a...

People that stopped an attack there, that, you hear the phone calls and theyre getting ready to take over the plane, can you talk about that and lives that, of all races different backgrounds, came together, you know what? were all americans, well fight for our country right now? >> i saw that that day. ive seen it since then a lot. and that day, september 11th 2001 everyone came together t wasnt me or you, it was us. we were being evacuated a few times. we thought more planes were coming in. i ...

Into sundance which is the biggest film festival in the world. so im punished that way. but its a small price to pay for speaking your minds. jesse: if there are 27 genders, and you have a therapy llama he loued on flights. everybody should be able to laugh at that, no matter what your political backgrounds. hopefully i didnt ruin your brands too significantly. i had a good time. i hope everybody checks the podcast out. thanks for coming on. wild monkeys flood the streets. and a trailer park for...

Realise we could make a huge difference but the gap starts youngerso difference but the gap starts younger so we started moving into primary schools. in primary schools you realise the gap in education starts even younger. so i teach first we started working with early years and you could see the impact she had with great educators in earlier years and the way we need to think about sitting kids around a desk and teaching maths like that but its more about teaching them to communicate, play, int...

To reduce the gap between wealthier and lower income children in secondary schools. after a few years we realised we could make a huge difference but the gap starts much younger. we started moving into primary schools. even in primary schools we realised the gap in education attainment starts even younger. we started working on early years. you can see the impact you could have with great educators in early years. this isnt education in the way people may be think, sitting kids around a desk and...

Writes, lets turn to the health of the people in uk now. a study has found that more than a third of adults in their late 40s have multiple chronic health issues. this research was jumbled in the journal bmc public health. it found 26% of people drink alkali levels considered high risk. 21% reported suffering from current back problems. 19% of people said they suffered from poor mental health. and 16% of those taking part had high blood pressure. people from poorer background were more likely to...