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Kindness and the sacrifice you have always made. peace and may god be with you all. thank you. >> we will never forget, well never know their pain and we only wish we could have stopped this to reduce the number of victims. one was world renowned. among the greatest musicians of the 20th century. >> john lennon had charisma. >> he was just special. >> john lennon was my favorite beatle. >> the other was a lenly kid from georgia with no particular talents and no real direction in life. >> every...

Freestyle skier, doing all those tricks and moves? is itjust sheer guts? tricks and moves? is it ust sheer cuts? ., tricks and moves? is it ust sheer uts? ., ., tricks and moves? is it ust sheer cuts? ., ., guts? for the most part. you can learn on trampolines _ guts? for the most part. you can learn on trampolines and - guts? for the most part. you can learn on trampolines and pits - guts? for the most part. you can| learn on trampolines and pits and stuff, _ learn on trampolines and pits and s...

Player on the international stage. what do you say to that, thomas? there is no doubt about it. you must have misunderstood what i meant to say — i was saying as a political power, britain is diminished compared to where the queen started and britain is no longer a major world power, but as a figure of influence, the queen stands above it all, and i quite agree with you that, amazingly, despite all the change, she presides over a certain charisma, almost, that attaches itself to royalty and to...

Thats a power move right there. >> in dianas own words, she told me any marriage prince charles might have made could never be as strong as the relationship he had with camilla. and thats what she was battling with from the outset. >> but she has something that camilla doesnt have, which is her youth, her beauty, her sparkle, her charisma. and thats something shes going to hold on to and use. >> diana was incredibly determined to make charles love her. >> her role was to triumph in the fairytale...

You that, amazingly, despite all the change, she presides over a certain charisma, almost, that attaches itself to royalty and to britain. the monarchy itself does not explain what political power is in the world. its a different thing. but i agree with you that the charisma of the monarchy is the abiding feature of how you recognise great britain in those 70 years. no scandal, no transformation has been able to topple the british attachment to monarchy as the recognisable feature of your instit...

Who has to defend this awful, abysmal presidency. he should probably either be impeached or we should evoke the 25th amendment. i would be personally embarrassed for anyone who disagrees with that. personally embarrassed. [laughs] [laughs] i did it. >> geraldo: i will say this. this president and he saw him struggling to communicate. >> greg: right. >> geraldo: his problem is that he cannot, he is an old man who sound like an old man and you have problems for afghanistan to inflation, to covid, ...

Message — make no mistake, she is still above politics but she is still a huge soft power player on the international stage. what do you say to that, thomas? because she is, isnt she? there is no doubt about it. you must have misunderstood what i meant to say. i was saying politics — as a political power, britain is diminished compared to when the queen started and britain is no longer a major world power but as a figure of influence, the queen stands above it all. and i quite agree with you...

Just two years ago, borisjohnson was riding high. in 2019, he won a whopping 80—seat majority, having promised to get brexit done and level up britain. the conservatives won seats in the north of england they�*d never held before, smashing labour�*s red wall. north—west durham was taken by richard holden. i do hereby declare that richard john holden is duly elected. cheering my seat had - a 25,000 labour majority, held by the labour chief whip in 1997. j and now, its got— a conservativ...

Incapable of offering the leadership and government the country deserves. david davis, the former brexit secretary, then delivered what he thought was the coup de grace. you are sat there for too long for all the good youve done. in the name of god, go! when the conservative party chose borisjohnson as leader, they had a good idea what they were getting. a politician with charisma, yes, but also a certain reputation. this is the man whose old school teacher once said boris believed he should be ...

Cathy says she knew she wanted to marry james the first time she met him in a pub in essex. she says it was his charisma, his presence that so attracted her. and when he went into politics, she became what she calls a pa to his personal life. we were soulmates, and i kind of did everything in his personal life that he couldnt do because he was running around — dealing with politics. and weve oftenjoked in the past, the pair of us, that weve done so well and lasted so long because were still in...