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she has— issued by our office tonight that she has requested this leave of absence — she has requested this leave of absence so she can fight to clear her name. — absence so she can fight to clear her name, there is a wider thing here _ her name, there is a wider thing here which— her name, there is a wider thing here which is that clear starmer came _ here which is that clear starmer came out— here which is that clear starmer came out this week and set a labour government— came out this week and set a labour government would look to constitutional reform and part of the to _ constitutional reform and part of the to b — constitutional reform and part of the to b to the reform former prime minister— the to b to the reform former prime minister gordon brown did a piece of work for— minister gordon brown did a piece of work for him on this and some would io work for him on this and some would go as— work for him on this and some would go as far— work for him on this and some would go as far as— work for him on this and some would go as far as abolition, but the concept — go as far as abolition, but the concept is _ go as far as abolition, but the concept is that life wouldn't be the samei _ concept is that life wouldn't be the same. not — concept is that life wouldn't be the same, not before time in my view, and so _ same, not before time in my view, and so this— same, not before time in my view, and so this will be for those who wish _ and so this will be for those who wish it— and so this will be for those who wish it to — and so this will be for those who wish it to happen, but i would just say to— wish it to happen, but i would just say to the — wish it to happen, but i would just say to the commons beware what you wish for. _ say to the commons beware what you wish for, because he mightjust get it, wish for, because he mightjust get it. and _ wish for, because he mightjust get it. and the — wish for, because he mightjust get it, and the problem with abolishing the lords _ it, and the problem with abolishing the lords as is or substituting something that is democratically elected — something that is democratically elected is once you get the second chamber— elected is once you get the second chamber of democratic connection, you give _ chamber of democratic connection, you give an — chamber of democratic connection, you give an equal part of the comment, because they can have a say
injuries and flaws of the elderly are supposed to be in category three, which are less of a priority. i said earlier in your programme a full can be life threatening —— a fall can be life—threatening, you hear horrific stories about people who fall at home and are then stuck and unable to call for help until they have been left there lying so long without food or water or comfort that their life becomes threatened. in a way that it wasn't. it wouldn't have been if they were rescued early on. so i think this is understandably scary stuff. on the broader conversation that we have been having about the strikes. i do think it's an important point that digby has sort of hinted at this, that there are some very high figures being bandied about the sort of pay rises that nurse says and similar works are said to be asking for, figures and the 15% 70.6% both figures that have been floated. i
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you can make the point that president trump lost the popular vote by 5% but won the vette ran vote by almost 30%. and he pays it back. he genuinely cares about those who serve their country. judge jeanine: the speech was passionate and hitting on those themes of good versus evil. when he said there is no other place i would rather be on my first 4th of july as president is with you veterans. and he meant it. >> 100%. people who say they don't trust him. they don't know him and haven't met him. i know his kids, you know his family as well. he genuinely respects people in uniform. he knows the things he achieved in life wouldn't have been
vote by 5%, but he won the veteran vote by 30%. and he pays it back. he genuinely cares about those who served their country. judge jeanine: the speech was powerful, it was passionate. he was hitting on those themes of good versus evil. when said there is no place i would rather be on my first 4th of july celebration as president than with you the veterans. there was no doubt in my mind that he meant it. >> 100%. this is a genuine guy. people who say they don't trust them, they haven't met him. you and i both know this is coming deep from his heart. i know his kids. and you know his family as well. he genuinely respects those in uniform because he knows those things that we all cherish in life wouldn't be possible without the people in uniform.
veteran vote by 30%. and he pays it back. he genuinely cares about those who served their country. judge jeanine: the speech was powerful, it was passionate. he was hitting on those themes of good versus evil. when said there is no place i would rather be on my first 4th of july celebration as president than with you the veterans. there was no doubt in my mind that he meant it. >> 100%. this is a genuine guy. people who say they don't trust them, they haven't met him. you and i both know this is coming deep from his heart. i know his kids. and you know his family as well. he genuinely respects those in uniform because he knows those things that we all cherish in life wouldn't be possible without the people in uniform.
in 2005 we were sort of leaning towards the idea of, okay, retirement's coming up. we're not getting any younger. that's when operation finally home sort of kicked in. so retirement, not so much anymore. >> life wouldn't be what it is today without my beautiful wife. she definitely makes it all worth living. >> hey. >> dan wallrath. >> stephen jackel, how you doing? >> nice to meet you. >> what's up, stranger? >> how you doing,man? >> who you got there? >> jordan. >> all right. >> y'all want to sit down? >> yeah, come over here and sit down. first of all, thank you for your service. adriana, thank you for -- you
in 2005, we were sort of leaning towards the idea of okay, retirement is coming up. we're not getting any younger. that's when operation finally home sort of kicked in. so retirement, not so much anymore. >> life wouldn't be what it is without my beautiful wife. she definitely makes it all worth living. >> hey. >> dan wallrath. >> stephen jackel, how you doing? >> nice to meet you. >> what's up, stranger? >> who you got there? >> jordan. >> all right. >> y'all want to sit down? >> yeah, come over here and sit down. first of all, thank you for your service. adriana, thank you for -- you know, i know that you're
in 2005, we were sort of leaning towards the idea of okay, retirement is coming up. we're not getting any younger. that's when operation finally home sort of kicked in. so retirement, not so much anymore. >> life wouldn't be what it is without my beautiful wife. she definitely makes it all worth living. >> hey. >> dan wallrath. >> stephen jackel, how you doing? >> nice to meet you. >> what's up, stranger? >> who you got there? >> jordan. >> all right. >> y'all want to sit down? >> yeah, come over here and sit down. first of all, thank you for your service. adriana, thank you for -- you
towards the idea of, okay, retirement's coming up. we're not getting any younger. that's when operation finally home sort of kicked in. so retirement, not so much anymore. >> life wouldn't be what it is today without my beautiful wife. she definitely makes it all worth living. >> hey. >> dan wallrath. >> stephen jackel, how you doing? >> nice to meet you. >> what's up, stranger? >> how you doing,man? >> who you got there? >> jordan. >> all right. >> y'all want to sit down? >> yeah, come over here and sit down. first of all, thank you for your service. adriana, thank you for -- you know, i know that you're sacrificing a lot for him to go off and do what he does.