and this is our challenge. every yea r�*s different, and when we think we're past one hurdle, there's something else that jumps out at us! for a crop that depends on consistently good weather, it certainly seems a gamble to grow in the uk, but for many estates, that gamble is paying off — with wine tourism big business. i think we're seeing england and the uk generally sort of follow that sort of trend that we've seen in napa, which is to have a really lovely cafe, shop, restaurant on site. we've seen tourists, local community come and visit us and drink great coffee as well as great wine down on site with us. i also think there's a little bit that, sort of post—covid, consumers wanting to drink, eat locally and feel part of a local community. this year, we're still optimistic. we've avoided a lot of the hurdles for producing grapes this year, so we've avoided
use was sort of messages to send to militaries or other people that would try to overthrow democratically elected governments. there isn't another way for these estates to try to show a collect of point of view. and so i think you have to acknowledge that under thing all the states have acknowledge that. the views used these kinds of things in other instances. niger is one of the poorest countries in the world. the impact of closing the borders to nigeria, for example, cutting off its electricity sharing with niger is hard for a westerner to imagine, an particularly, to imagine, an particularly, to imagine, ithink imagine, an particularly, to imagine, i think the impact has been very heavy, but it is also supposed to be telling a message to the junta that they need to engage in serious discussions to get the country out of this serious crisis. [30
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to send to militaries or other people that would try to overthrow democratically elected governments. there isn't another way for these estates to try to show a collect of point of view. and so i think you have to acknowledge that and i think all the states have acknowledge that. the have used these kinds of things in other instances. niger is one of the poorest countries in the world. the impact of closing the borders to nigeria, for example, cutting off its electricity sharing with niger is hard for a westerner to imagine, an american particularly, to imagine, i think the impact has been very heavy, but it is also supposed to be telling a message to the junta that they need to engage in serious discussions to get the country out of this serious crisis. do you think we are at the point of last resort now? that's not for me to determine,
talked about they were in dubai, that hunter was asked by burisma executives to make a call to washington d.c. again it paints a picture they were selling access, they were selling influence. for a man who had no business being on the board of an energy company that access was important to burisma at the time for sure. bryan: i need to ask you the house speaker michael mccarthy says this is rising to the level of impeachment inquiry. do you believe that? >> i think we do especially after this testimony look for hundred $60 million of chinese commerce party money was used to purchase a facial recognition company in the united states and bypass the tripwires it looks like. these things are deeply disturbing especially what we are sitting on the world estates not only in the ukrainian theater but certainly in the end of pacific region as well. bryan: i misspoke kevin
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the jihadist expansion, states does not seem to help against thejihadist expansion, especially the jihadist expansion, especially not thejihadist expansion, especially not in mali and burkina faso, who have seen an increase. but i also think that it is quite simplistic to only look at western actors. we also need to look inside these estates and look at the ruling elites who are benefiting from these coups and we also know that there have been, especially in neighbouring countries, but also to niger, maybe to a lesser extent but corruption has a relatively systematic and we know there is, niger is one of the poorest countries in the world. so the division of power and the division of resources is not very equitable. taste division of resources is not very equitable-— division of resources is not very euuitable. ~ ., ., ., equitable. we had to leave it there but thanks so _ equitable. we had to leave it there but thanks so much _ equitable. we had to leave it there but thanks so much for— equitable. we had to leave it there but thanks so much forjoining - equitable. we had to leave it there but thanks so much forjoining us. | let's turn now to moscow — where a tower block in the centre of the city has come under attack for a second time.
prosecutors allege an attempt was made to delete security video at mar-a-lago. trump denied this in a true social post today and sounded off last night because they are not indicting me, they are dyed at you i just happen to be standing in their way. what you are witnessing is a continuation of a single greatest witchhunt of all-time progress of former president slammed florida governor desantis and his remarks as well and in a statement the desantis campaign told foxnews this quote, trump has spent over 16 million this year on two things, falsely attacking ron desantis in paying his own legal fees, not a cent on defeating joe biden. on that note how can it spend money in california it may have to be reassessed. a neutral but estates are public and party awards alt 100 delegates to whichever candidate gets 50% of the march primary votes. some feel this takes away the incentive for most candidates to campaign and less a popular parts of the state if at all.
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