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Including in newspapers. they have been taught this word. >> carly, we have reached an amazing moment in american politics were you actually have a politicians and people in the media who go around insulting voters. belittling them and acting like they are idiots. i mean what is going on here questar practice on the most preposterous things ive heard of my life or to go to the grocery store something is more expensive thats inflation everyone knows that people are not stupid. also what is your p...

Thank you so much for talking to us. ifeel like i know you a little bit more now having read the book. you said you always felt happiest with a ball at your feet. so tell us about those early years growing up in sunderland, and what kind of city it is? its an amazing city. to be honest, it reminds us a lot of liverpool in terms of the people, very hard working, working class background, who love football, very passionate about football. and sunderlands exactly the same, you know. so i think that...

Entire career looking out for himself and a person who comes from the working class background has been my whole life working to a good quality of life people. to its one of our biggest challenges, recognize our biggest challenges, also giving our greatest opportunities. whether its giving tens of thousands of paying jobs by addressing the climate crisis. what is making sure that every single person has health care, but ron johnson still wants to appeal the affordable care act, making life tough...

I felt seen. i would say that years on, decades on, the book does land differently. it is a different time. i would say that our level of sophistication as a society and culture are -- they intersect with class, it has involved. i think to that some readers have taken issue with barbaras temperament, it can be quite sharp and that is one of the things that made her a brilliant intellect. it is not a softly written book, which is fine by me. there are points out which perhaps the judgments that s...

Against me as an insult, that my work was sentimental and i shouldnt be doing it. i mean, there have always been pictures of pretty children, of kittens and puppies and things, and my response to that attack was sentimentality is a valid and important subject for painting. weve talked about your background and youre very proud of your working—class background. i just wonder if you think about the britain of today, whether you worry that it would be harder today to make it as an artist than it ...

Proud of your working—class background. i just wonder, if you think about the britain of today, whether you worry that it would be harder today to make it as an artist than it was when you started out? 0h, much harder. i mean, if id been a year older and missed the boat, as it were, it would have been harderfor me. if id been younger, a couple of years earlier, it would have been harder. but i hit that momentjust at the end of the war when grants were given. all my education was done on grants...

Its sort of the predominant music. and then what really takes it over the top is a young rapper from detroit. ♪ were gonna have a problem here ♪ ♪ you act like you never seen a white person before ♪ >> in 2000 eminem puts out the marshall mathers lp, marshall mathers being eminems real name. suddenly the biggest star in hip-hop is eminem, bar none. ♪ im the slim shady im the real slim shady ♪ ♪ all you other slim shadies are just imitating ♪ ♪ whos the real shady please stand u...

>> somebody is going to war against the pathology department? >> it would appear that. >> way the person waging that war? detective mois believes he was a fellow physician. a doctor named anthony garcia. >> he had been a resident in the creighton pathology department? >> he was dismissed. >> terminated. >> and conducted conduct towards someone else. >> against all the other doctors. >> it was signed specifically by doctor hunter, and doctor brumback. >> before arriving at creighton, it seemed an...

Yes, a day and long night of political drama. for much of the day it seemed the vote of no confidence against imran khan would not be held, as if imran khans party would block it for a second time, in spite of the supreme order saying that it should go ahead. in fact, we were getting reports the supreme court was ready to open its doors at midnight, possibly to issue a contempt of court notice against imran khans allies if they did not go ahead with that vote of no confidence. of course, it did ...

If you are a supporter of imran khan, you are heartbroken. we were outside parliament late last night at around 3.00 in the morning, and a woman from a poor working class background came up to us, everyone else had pretty much left the scene at that point, and she just poured out her heart, saying that she thought imran khan was the best thing that had ever happened to pakistan, and she did not know how the country would continue without him. but if you are a supporter of the opposition, or what...