unpaid carers, on top of being unpaid, are looking after somebody at home, friend orfamily, for sometimes 24—7 with no respite. it is wonderful seeing everybody. they have all— is wonderful seeing everybody. they have all come out and said hello. i haven't— have all come out and said hello. i haven't seen — have all come out and said hello. i haven't seen leslie for several months — haven't seen leslie for several months and just to see people again and walk— months and just to see people again and walk and talk and catch up, it's lovely _ and walk and talk and catch up, it's lovely |t— and walk and talk and catch up, it's lovel . , ., , ., �* and walk and talk and catch up, it's lovel. ,., , ., �* , lovely. it is lovely. i haven't been here fora— lovely. it is lovely. i haven't been here for a year. _ lovely. it is lovely. i haven't been here for a year. it _ lovely. it is lovely. i haven't been here for a year. it is _ lovely. it is lovely. i haven't been here for a year. it is lovely i here for a year. it is lovely because it is lovely to come back and know she is up there, further ahead, being looked after again, and it gives me a different chat, you know, to catch up with people. i think it is extremely important for carers _ think it is extremely important for carers to— think it is extremely important for carers to be cared for themselves. there _ carers to be cared for themselves. there is— carers to be cared for themselves. there is an — carers to be cared for themselves. there is an old saying which is, you know, _ there is an old saying which is, you know. if— there is an old saying which is, you know. if you — there is an old saying which is, you know, if you don't look after yourself, _ know, if you don't look after yourself, how can you look up to someone — yourself, how can you look up to someone else? it yourself, how can you look up to someone else?— yourself, how can you look up to someone else? it is thought there are more than _
into the way history of middle east and religious studies are taught. a ton of foreign money comes in, showing only one side is the oppressed. if the matrix hits, one group can say what they want about another group and can't be seen as hatred or offensive and this happened as pertains to jews, zionists, it is baked in. >> steve: i have an idea, you have a bunch of kids, home school college. >> ainsley: pete has a list where he will pay for them to go and harvard is not on the list. >> pete: you can go wherever you want, you are paying for it yourself, if you want me to help, the list is this long and talk to jeshg n about home school and college thing. she would have to be the head
>> no, i don't think it did, aishah. you were there on capitol hill doing a great job covering this, you probably got a sense of it yourself, that the reality is the fbi and the department of justice have a major perception problem and the perception, at least with half of americans that are republican oriented or voted for donald trump, they are concerned that the department of justice is not, you know, meting out justice on an even, balanced way when it comes to political-related cases. there seems to be one standard for president trump where they raid mar-a-lago, for example, and a different standard for joe biden when it comes to let's say the document case they don't raid vice-president biden's home when he got the documents as the vice-president. when you go down the list of cocaine allegedly in the white house, the hunter biden laptop issues, alleged foreign dealings, these classified document issues when you go down the list, the appearance at least, for a lot of people, is that it's a two-system of justice. one system for republicans, one system for democrats. now, whether or not that's true
things and the body is starved of oxygen. altitude sickness or pulmonary edema becomes extremely high. at that elevation it's a race against the clock. and of the 310 climbers that lost their lives on the mountain, the majority of them have actually died in or around the death zone. >> well -- >> and having spent time at that altitude, it takes all of your emergency and resources to simply put one foot in front of the other. >> that was my question. yeah. you know, i think we wonder, since you have done it yourself, i mean, what was it like when you were in that region because when you hear the body starts to shut down, it's hard to get oxygen, what do you remember about that experience? >> so the body, you know inside the body is breaking down and you know that you aren't
not saying i shouldn't do it. you're telling me it is stupid and you - telling me it is stupid and you would never watch it yourself, and it does turn the people on the show into freaks and losers, you say it gives them a voice but you make them... ., , ., ., them... you 'ust made them an elitist them... you just made them an elitistjudgment _ them... you just made them an elitist judgment that _ them... you just made them an elitist judgment that you - them... you just made them an elitist judgment that you are . elitist judgment that you are superior to the people on my show. you are educated and have a better life but these people, we are all alike, do not think that well educated people are morally superior in any way to people that are of lower income. for one hour a day, our show is about people that act outrageously. that's what the show is. when you do the news, do you say, "i'm not going to report a murder "because i find murder dysfunctional, "i find murder a horrible thing, "i don't want to be associated with it, "i will not do a show that talks about murder and rape"? you don't say that. that's yourjob to report it. it doesn't mean you endorse it. if myjob is to show dysfunctional behaviour, i dare you to say that a man marrying his horse
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was recognising them, and other communities as well, of course. but this stretch of the road, you'd only walk the length of it yourself, somebody died here, either at the hands of british soldiers or the ruc or the ira or the loyalists. and it was...to have a moment of unquestionable symbolism. there's long been a strong connection with ireland for millions of americans with irish ancestry. and there is president kennedy. whenjohn f kennedy visited ireland, he described it as the best four days of his life, and joe biden has often spoken of his family's irish roots. but in washington earlier, he said his focus in belfast would be the peace process and the uk's recent new agreement on brexit. what's your top priority on this trip, sir? make sure the irish accords and the windsor agreement stay in place. keep the peace. that's the main thing. and there's now a little less need for those glasses,
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up reefs already, and we stand to lose up to _ reefs already, and we stand to lose up to 90% — reefs already, and we stand to lose up to 90% over the next 30 years, so we have — up to 90% over the next 30 years, so we have do— up to 90% over the next 30 years, so we have do notjust save up to 90% over the next 30 years, so we have do not just save what we have _ we have do not just save what we have but— we have do not just save what we have but actually restore them so that we _ have but actually restore them so that we can grow. and we have, in the earthshot prize, a fantastic start— the earthshot prize, a fantastic start in— the earthshot prize, a fantastic start in the bahamas who, together with many— start in the bahamas who, together with many other very similar companies and ngos are developing technologies to grow corals outside of the _ technologies to grow corals outside of the oceans and then replant them inside _ of the oceans and then replant them inside the _ of the oceans and then replant them inside the oceans to restore that very important and basic ecosystem. we see _ very important and basic ecosystem. we see them meeting prince william and princess catherine there where they are trying to do it, but when it comes to the challenges, and you have mentioned it yourself, fossil fuels and our addiction to the combustion engine, what is the solution? ~ ., , , solution? well, obviously the solution? well, obviously the solution on _ solution? well, obviously the solution on the _ solution? well, obviously the solution on the energy - solution? well, obviously the solution on the energy site i solution? well, obviously the solution on the energy site is| solution? well, obviously the i solution on the energy site is to move _ solution on the energy site is to move over— solution on the energy site is to move over to renewable energy, and the good _ move over to renewable energy, and the good news there is that we are definitely— the good news there is that we are