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And the grit of the man is we just charge through and fight. no obstacles and no barriers and we will care and fight for the things that we need to get done and theres an ethic of the old school politician in him that come from hard things, we know hard things and we do hard things here. i think thats one of the lessons that i hope people take away is here was a person that evolved over time that never forgot where he came from and had principle convicts until the end and politicians should be f...

And if were not ready, were going to see when they rule in 2023 that a womans right to make her own health care decisions, gone. your right to vote, gone. your right to, you know, god forbid, work hard and dream bigger and do better, gone. it will be an authoritative society if we dont mobilize right now. theyre putting up barriers. were going have to jump over those barriers, walk through fire, crawl through glass. and on the other side, theyre going to make sure that even if we win, secretarie...

Him -- literally tried to assassinate him because he was going after them as the gaming commissioner, and they put a car bomb underneath the car that was discovered before he got in it, right? >> yes. and he lost an eye late in life you remember from a freak accident that cost him his eyesight. he was diagnosed with cancer late in life, pancreatic cancer. and the grift of the man is we just charge through and fight, no obstacles, no barriers are going to stop us. were going to continue to care a...

Scotland and wales into work. currently, just 22% of autistic adults are in any type of paid employment. as part of the scheme, thousands ofjob centre staff will be given specialist accessibility training, which has been created with the support of the national autistic society. for autistic people, accessibility isnt just one thing. its about that attitude and approach and understanding of the staff working in job centres. its about the physical environment, in terms of sensory, being able to m...

Take a look at how low bbc would go to speak ill of china by giving up objectivity and why that... one of the worlds oldest known civilizations is using the worlds newest technology to propagate its message and curtail that of rivals. this is what the media want you to believe. in february, the uks independent broadcast regulator, 0fcom, removed the licence of chinas state—controlled network, cgtn. the station had failed to prove its independence from chinas leadership. they immediately struck...

On hospitalization numbers. the encouraging news as youve noted is while this omicron variant spreads very quickly, the u.k. and south africa research suggests it is not as harmful. so i think if the president wants to try and make himself useful at this point i think he should focus on treatments and getting rid of any barriers to new treatments. they talk about flu ox mean which may be a hopeful treatment as well. >> julie: you are sounding like benjamin hall last week. everybody is losing the...

The national autistic society. for autistic people, accessibility isnt just one thing. its about that attitude and approach and understanding of the staff working in job centres. its about the physical environment, in terms of sensory, being able to make changes to the lights or the noise, to find somewhere quiet that autistic people can be supported in. its also about understanding the barriers and challenges that autistic people face when theyre trying to accessjobs and the jobs market. record...

Families are feeling on prescription drugs, child care and other costs. >> can i just ask you though, senator, on voting rights, look, you have 50 votes for that legislation. senator manchin was one of the co-authors and kind of the -- kind of the revisd version of that. you do not have 50 votes for even a carve out or a change in the filibuster as senator manchin said before you went before time. it would have to be bipartisan for a rules change. how do you square that in the next three or four...

From chinas leadership. they immediately struck back, banning the bbc�*s world news channel in a tit—for—tat measure. it was merely an escalation of tension. the chinese authorities have long been unhappy about the bbc�*s coverage of detention camps for uyghur muslims in xinjiang province, but were particularly angry about reports that have led to an international outcry and won awards. we are constantly followed and turned back at makeshift barriers and roadblocks. the bbc team in beiji...

Secretary of states, people who are just counting balance and well put it in the hands of partisan legislatures who may or may not decide that a states electoral votes should go to one person or another, and when thats all done against the backdrop of large numbers of republicans having been convinced wrongly that there was something fishy about the last election, weve got a problem. and you know, this is part of the reason why i think the conversation around voting rights at a national level is...