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..or theyre dismissive, or theyre not as understanding. i want joe biden to win. cheering. hang on. applause. heres why. hes a person who stutters. cheering. thats the only reason why. laughter. its not often you hear presidentjoe biden stammer, but he does. this isnt about... theres a reason why hes br...bringing up all this malarkey. he has spent his whole life mastering techniques to control his speech. but for him, its no laughing matter. you know, think about it. stutter is the only thing p...

To make him a star. going on stage was something that made me feel... ..just like a human being again, like, people were listening to me again, because something about stuttering that i had to find out the hard way is, you know, a lot of people are impatient or theyre... ..or theyre dismissive, or theyre not as understanding. i want joe biden to win. cheering. hang on. applause. heres why. hes a person who stutters. cheering. thats the only reason why. laughter. its not often you hear presidentj...

Laughter. what youre tapping is continuing the sentence which your mouth cant, so youre like, "go on, go on." and then you finally do it. # if i was born 1,000 years ago, id be a king # id be the greatest for my people # though named bling # id find the poorest peasant...# honestly, if someone asked me now would you rather have had a stutter, i actually would. i think its made me a better person. notjudge other people with disabilities, even though i dont have a disability, its made me, like, no...

I have to say that every show, otherwise people look at me like, "does he know?" laughter. 29—year—old drew lynch has used laughter to help him cope with his stammer. i repeat myself, not because im disabled, but, you know, because youre dumb. laughter. he only started stammering ten years ago after a head injury playing sport. its taken me a lot longer than i — im kind of ashamed to admit maybe how long it really took me to fully accept that this is... ..this is who i am. and its not... i...

Feel? pretty good. laughter.| pretty good. weve done pretty feel? pretty good. laughter. - pretty good. weve done pretty well on this programme, weve had nobel winners for medicine, chemistry, and now economics which are all my weakest subject, i dont know why they funnel them towards me, but its great to have you with us will stop but i am really interested because what youve done is debunk a claim that many politicians worldwide have made, and that is that if we lift the minimum wage, it creat...

Surfing — dressage and also surfing and surfing and skateboarding and new sports _ surfing and skateboarding and new sports being added to the games. and there is— sports being added to the games. and there is so— sports being added to the games. and there is so much variation and i think in— there is so much variation and i think in a — there is so much variation and i think in a weight seeing sports dont _ think in a weight seeing sports dont necessarily always get airings with thing...

Have you ever chopped anyones ear off with your scissors or anything like that? no, i didnt, but my husband did once. no! laughter. he nipped mrs gibsons ear. she was going to spain that weekend! she said, "its only my ear, itll stop." if it was now, theyd have sued us, probably! yes, there are so many tales that margarets daughters written a book about her. i could write a dozen books, really. and you used to be a teacher and now you are your mums glamorous assistant. well, lam. i dont know so ...

Cut the midwifes hair. and this big irish woman come in with a big mop of hair on her. she said, "my hairs a mess!" i said, "yeah, it is — come on, ill do it for you." so i got her in here and got it cut and set, sorted her out. and half an hour later you had a baby. yeah. but thats what she come for! laughter. 59 years on, adrian couldnt be more proud of his mum. to come over from ireland, as she did, and start up this little business and still be going, still with many of the original client...

But thats what she come for! laughter. 59 years on, adrian couldnt be more proud of his mum. to come over from ireland, as she did, and start up this little business and still be going, still with many of the original clients — i think that just sums it all up. "my friends werent happy i was pregnant." who wrote that? not me. catherine, just tell me how long youve been coming here for, then. 0h, over60 years. if you have a problem, - margaret is the one thatll sort your problem out for you. ve...

Come in and if i wasnt here theyd be sad, i know. the salon used to double up as the family home — it was here in 1962 margarets son adrian was born, after she had cut the midwifes hair. and this big irish woman come in with a big mop of hair on her. she said, "my hairs a mess!" i said, "yeah, it is — come on, ill do it for you." so i got her in here and got it cut and set, sorted her out. and half an hour later you had a baby. yeah. but thats what she come for! laughter. 59 years on, adrian...