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Near fatal stroke that happened in may. he is now using closed captioning technology to help him understand what he is hearing. he says that his speech is getting bigger, better, excuse me. but, the thing is, speaking of big talk, there is a lot of people who are criticizing and have a lot of things to say about how this may all play out. some justified, some not, we will get that take in a moment. but he is hardly the first politician to actually have health problems, right? we are all old and young enough to remember that this is an issue, not just for those running but how about incumbents?...

North Norfolk District Council cancelled Greenbuild Live, which was due to be held in Fakenham, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Facts and allowing people to assess what they think of thos e . that's what journalism is . and then "the washington post", annpr and the loathsome overfunded website vyse decide you must be censored for this. does this seem like an inversion of the way things should be ? yes, it's really scary when you see journalists and media calling for another independentr journalist to be completely silent. they don't just want me baurnal they want me to be monetized. they want me silence. they want me off the internet forever. me for simply doing a little bit of investigative work, which is what they sh...

This is a dire situation. this is not the first time we have been here for a water problem in jackson before, and the big talk now is who's going to pay for it all, and how long is this going to happen. you're talking about critical infrastructure that everyone expects to turn on their lights and have water. that's not happening here. we talked to some very frustrated residents about what's happening in their city. >> they need to get it together, you know what i'm saying. i feel like for the last few weeks, even the last few months, jackson always has a water problem. >> it's not okay, you kn...

It has to be taken very seriously no matter who is committing it. so if you are worried about political violence, no matter where you fall on the political spectrum, you have to take it seriously. number two, we have to trust juries. we've had a lot of in this country over the last year and a half, a lot of controversial cases that have enraged one side of the political spectrum or the other. and if you want to have trust in institutions, you have to trust juries. and so when the jury comes back and makes a decision, you have to trust it. and in this case we had two trials. juries came up with...