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Of the 50—40 billion hole we are trying to spending cuts, it has come either from the direct decisions of the mini budget to cut taxes elsewhere or from the economic impact, the unwanted economic impact of all this uncertainty. lets consider the point wed reached. the tax cuts were largely gone, the spending cuts were coming, and liz truss was pushing on. her party chairman was telling us she is bringing the party together. and on monday evening, she met a group of tory mps, the times reported...

Of all this uncertainty. lets consider the point we reached, tax cuts were largely gone, the spending cuts were coming, and liz truss was pushing on. her party chairman was telling us she is bringing the party together. and on monday evening, she met a group of tory mps, the times reported a relatively calm reception. 0ne mp told the bbc... its the first time i heard a corpse deliver its own eulogy. by this point number ten had also suggested a bbc interview took place and our political editor c...

Its own eulogy. time he heard a corpse delivering its own eulogy-— time he heard a corpse delivering its own eulo: . . ~ ,, , . joining me now is james dodsworth, from the young conservative network, a grassroots group for young party members. he voted for liz truss in the leadership ballot. thank you for joining us. notwithstanding the fact that when liz truss was one of the final two candidates and people said this was a continuation of what has gone before because her and rishi sunak were i...

To vote on background checks. this was after the school shooting in utah, six educators. republicans blocked that vote with the parents of those gates looking on from the gallery. its about as cynical as it if ever seen the president. he said, you know, the next time this happens, i dont -- i want to speak. if organized is side as a country that we want to anything about this, i dont want to perpetuate the cycle of giving a eulogy and letting us move on. as the week unfolded and those families f...

Necessarily that they were all in the state of ten days. the racist terror attack at charleston, when white supremacist -- obama -- and then they unfolded through the -- on behalf of the victims families. they forgave the killer. that inspired president obama to go give the amazing grace eulogy. at the same time, we were preparing, my team and i, all these pitches for whether the supreme court would uphold marriage equality, whether or not the supreme court would uphold obamacare. in these ten d...

The victims family. the -- the killer. and that actually inspired president obama to give the amazing grace eulogy, and at the same time, were preparing, my team and i all of the speeches or whether or not the supreme court would uphold marriage quality. whether or not the -- so in just, we, contends all these questions about america who we are and what we believe in and what we stand up for all came ahead at the same time. >> yes, and you write that the famous amazing grace moment with presiden...

Time that this happens, i do want to speak. if were gonna disguised as a country that were not gonna do anything about, this than i do want to just perpetuate the cycle of doing a eulogy and letting us move on. but, as the week unfolded for those families they forgave the color and an act of grace. and they ultimately decided, thats what i want to speak. of and i want to go down there. i want to hug those families. i want to talk about grace and how it could help, as you, know see with the. blin...

Under a mandatory curfew now for the third night in a row. >> 10:00 p.m. here in charleston on an extraordinary day for america. >> man hunt. >> the supreme court changed the lives of millions of gay americans. ruling same sex couples can be legally married in every one of the 50 states. this is also the day that president obama came here to charleston to deliver a eulogy that turned into a moving sermon on race and the power of faith. >> i am the least racist person that you have ever met. >> w...

We were very, very close. i was at his eulogy the thing i often have been most proud of was being his daughter, but i hope he would say hes proud to be my dad. >> you talked a lot about his leadership qualities, but it sounds like his humanity and the qualities he has as your father played very much into his leadership. >> yeah, absolutely. some of the things in the book that were news to me in learning from him in the process that he was very much about building partnerships that would maintain...

Forgave the killer. that changed everything. he said if i go down there, i want to speak about the concept of grace. we started to work on the speech. we ran out of words. there was a heated meeting where we were discussing whether or not he would speak. he said i have nothing left to say. do you? i said no. then the president saved what i had written. he tore up the back page of the eulogy and rewrote it himself. i wrote the phrase amazing grace, he decided to use the lyrics. when it came to si...