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Or you could barely see or hear he was isolated from the world. I find that terrifying that devry now if if i mean that i see but only the know but there he was nearly blind and couldnt hear much what was in fact a kind of isolationism let me down and these are let me go. With thanks to his zest for life and positive attitude he compensated for that with friendships and a core base sas he often said now i am very a lot more than that but he tried to take every day as it came living day to day th...

Deposition. sure he has nothing to hide. if, you know, the trumps believe the transparency and the fact record wasnt a problem for them, theyd be more forthcoming. you cant avoid this permanently. you have a public prosecutor who has just as much patience as they do and resources to continue pursuing them. the second issue. the trumps have run-ins with law enforcement about as most other families go grocery shopping. thrifty, malfeasance. whether or not prosecutors can prove what they have done ...

>> i wonder, aishya, how you rev voters up to be asking the questions just posited? to be asking, all 50 of you and the two of you, why are you doing this? why does it, how does it affect my life? right? that people begin to ask that question regardless whether or not of their voter color? >> i think one of the things we can do to educate voters, then thereby rev them up. those in the media need to ask the right questions of these united states senators complete and total hypocrites. in 2006 you...

Efforts. if someone was truly concerned about protecting democracy, they would come before our committee willingly and voluntarily. >> the independent tonight writing about the stakes before the former first daughter writing "ivanka faced with a stark choice. tell the truth or go to prison for perjury. for the first time in perhaps her entire life he father cant protect her from having to speak honestly." joining me now, former prosecutor, co-hosts of the #sisters inlaw and a podcast. also bloom...

On the record to answer that question, including sinema, manchin and other democrat whose would have said they supported it back then, too. >> as always, thank you. can we put the book cover up one more time. finally out next week. title "go back to where you came from: and other helpful recommendations ho you to become an american." title seems more impressive than ever. thank you both. tensions simmering between the u.s. and russia ober ukraine. a former cia operative what is holding russia ...

Deposition because im sure he has nothing to hide. if, you know, the trumps believe the transparency and the fact record wasnt a problem for them, theyd be more forthcoming. you cant avoid this permanently. you have a public prosecutor who has just as much patience as they do, and she has the resources to continue pursuing them. i think the second issue, you know, the trumps have run-ins with law enforcement about as frequently as most other families go grocery shopping. you know, theyre thrifty...

About protecting democracy, they would come before our committee willingly and voluntarily. >> the independent tonight writing about the stakes before the former first daughter writing "ivanka faced with a stark choice. tell the truth or go to prison for perjury. for the first time in perhaps her entire life, her father cant protect her from having to speak honestly." joining me now, former prosecutor, co-hosts of the #sistersinlaw and a podcast. also with us, senior columnist for bloomberg opin...

It destroyed me. me, the kids. i had nobody. for years, the butoys have been told by the post office that there wasnt a problem with the accounting system. but there was. a big problem. and thats what this public inquiry is supposed to get to the bottom of — who in the post office knew, and why did they continue to blame and prosecute sub—postmasters? the company who sold the software to the post office was fujitsu. jez thompson used to work for them, training sub—postmasters on the new co...

That cell door slamming behind me. with three children under ten, her husband sent to prison, her own news agency business in ruins, balbinder has suffered just as much. it destroyed me. me, the kids. i had nobody. for years, the butoys have been told by the post office that there wasnt a problem with the accounting system. but there was. a big problem. and thats what this public inquiry is supposed to get to the bottom of. who in the post office knew? and why did they continue to blame and pros...

In ruins, balbinder has suffered just as much. it destroyed me. me, the kids. i had nobody. for years, the butoys have been told by the post office that there wasnt a problem with the accounting system. but there was. a big problem. and thats what this public inquiry is supposed to get to the bottom of. who in the post office knew? and why did they continue to blame and prosecute sub—postmasters? the company who sold the software to the post office was fujitsu. jez thompson used to work for th...