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Tessa there. interesting because you can come on here and say what you want and you can say what the polished policies should be. the politicians come on, you see it on the telly and you hear it on the radio and today set the agenda. what agenda should they be setting? ultimately, you are the boss. lynn in edinburgh, print in ely. kim, good morning. tell us more, your voice, your vote, your point? you asked about voice, your vote, your point? you asked about something hopeful and i think the asked about something hopeful and i think the hope asked about something hopeful and i think the hope lies asked about something hopeful and i think the hope lies with asked about something hopeful and i think the hope lies with our- asked about something hopeful and i think the hope lies with our young i think the hope lies with our young people think the hope lies with our young people. that think the hope lies with our young people. that is think the hope lies with our young people. that is where think the hope lies with our young people. that is where i think the hope lies with our young people. that is where i would i people. that is where i would votem people. that is where i would votem there people. that is where i would vote. there has people. that is where i would vote. there has been- people. that is where i would vote. there has been a i people. that is where i would vote. there has been a lot. people. that is where i would. vote. there has been a lot of conversation vote. there has been a lot of conversation about vote. there has been a lot of conversation about national. vote. there has been a lot of- conversation about national service. telling conversation about national service. telling young conversation about national service. telling young people conversation about national service. telling young people into conversation about national service. telling young people into good i telling young people into good citizens telling young people into good citizens. but telling young people into good citizens. but that telling young people into good citizens. but that misses i telling young people into good citizens. but that misses the l telling young people into good i citizens. but that misses the point also if citizens. but that misses the point also if we citizens. but that misses the point also if we are citizens. but that misses the point also if we are not citizens. but that misses the point also if we are not supporting i citizens. but that misses the point also if we are not supporting them from also if we are not supporting them from birth also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, to also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, to be - also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, to be part i also if we are not supporting them from birth upwards, to be part of. from birth upwards, to be part of our society from birth upwards, to be part of our society and from birth upwards, to be part of our society and communities i from birth upwards, to be part of our society and communities and j from birth upwards, to be part of- our society and communities and give them our society and communities and give them everything our society and communities and give them everything they our society and communities and give them everything they need, - our society and communities and give them everything they need, how- our society and communities and give them everything they need, how canl them everything they need, how can we ask them everything they need, how can we ask them them everything they need, how can we ask them for them everything they need, how can we ask them for something - them everything they need, how can we ask them for something in - them everything they need, how can. we ask them for something in return? post pandemic,
Lynn, i have to. listen, it is pouring out of people and you can understand why. thank you very much indeed. was itjust over the last couple of days, liz truss said she was a better prime minister than tony blair. that s an interesting debate as well. big response to what lucy said. maybe we could possibly have that private school vat debate on the nation was microphone in tomorrow. we will see what happens nation s phone in. pretty in loughborough, hello. nation s phone in. pretty in loughborough, hello.- nation s phone in. pretty in loughborough, hello. good morning. thank ou loughborough, hello. good morning. thank you for loughborough, hello. good morning. thank you for having loughborough, hello. good morning. thank you for having me loughborough, hello. good morning. thank you for having me on. - loughborough, hello. good morning. thank you for having me on. it - loughborough, hello. good morning. thank you for having me on. it is - thank you for having me on. it is fine and it thank you for having me on. it is fine and it is thank you for having me on. it is fine and it is good thank you for having me on. it 3 fine and it is good and it is over to you, what should they be discussing more? i to you, what should they be discussing more? to you, what should they be discussing more? to you, what should they be discussin: more? ,, , , ., discussing more? i think they should be discussing discussing more? i think they should be discussing quite discussing more? i think they should be discussing quite a discussing more? i think they should be discussing quite a few discussing more? i think they should be discussing quite a few things. - discussing more? i think they should be discussing quite a few things. my| be discussing quite a few things. my only concern is net migration, people only concern is net migration, people coming into the country. the only reason people coming into the country. the only reason i am saying that is because only reason i am saying that is because i only reason i am saying that is because i don t think we have the infrastructure available in this country
Discuss every day. a deep coming up and lynn. that was kim. lynne, i discuss every day. a deep coming up and lynn. that was kim. lynne, lam writing so much stuff, what would you like to say? i write stuff down and i can ever read my handwriting afterwards! i am a sprawling lefty, i mean in terms of where i hold my pen, by the way! lynn, what would you like to say? i’m pen, by the way! lynn, what would vou like to say? pen, by the way! lynn, what would you like to say? you like to say? i m a sprawling le as you like to say? i m a sprawling lefty as well- you like to say? i m a sprawling lefty as well- i you like to say? i m a sprawling lefty as well. i texted you like to say? i m a sprawling lefty as well. i texted in - you like to say? i m a sprawling| lefty as well. i texted in because you like to say? i m a sprawling i lefty as well. i texted in because i wanted to say that i think the english politicians should be talking a bit more about the state of the union. our constitutional future. ifeel like that of the union. our constitutional future. i feel like that has really been shut down in this campaign. there is time to go but i would love it if they were talking about us and what they could offer scotland in particular. give or take 50% of scots still want independence. ten years on from the referendum, you could argue that support has been pretty steady but very little discussion. they need to tackle it
Elephant in the room? what about brexit? i know that is still a big debate everywhere. but particularly politically appointed in scotland. isn t it, lynn? politically appointed in scotland. isn t it. lynn? politically appointed in scotland. isn t it, lynn? absolutely. we have rural economies, isn t it, lynn? absolutely. we have rural economies, fishermen, - isn t it, lynn? absolutely. we have i rural economies, fishermen, energy. scots are feeling the pinch as well, the cost of living crisis. that is due to brexit and liz truss s disastrous budget. people look at the snp and say you are not running things as you should be. we look at westminster. things as you should be. we look at westminster. . . westminster. inaudible they are westminster. inaudible they are the westminster. inaudible they are the ones - westminster. inaudible they are the ones that - westminster. inaudible - they are the ones that crashed the economy. it was a disaster for massive part of our economy, our young people, university education, research and development, all these types of things. this was imposed on us. scots didn t vote for brexit.
Remember we know he received federal grants for his work with the wuhan lab. fauci was all denials. i never spoke about protecting him. i may have mentioned and discussed dr. daze zac because he is grantee. he just made that up? you are testifying that he made up that? excuse me. you are testifying that dr. moren made that up. i don t know where he got that but that s not true. laura: democrats were outraged that dr. fauci was asked any questions at all. dr. fauci we owe you an apology for the way we have raked you through the mud and none of us have said to you here s where you go get your good name and your reputation back we owe you a collective thank you. you are a world-renowned scientist and american patriot your lynn to republican and democratic administrations and all americans saved countless
Almost never that a vice president helps. i mean, you re out there all by yourself, you really are. there s a day or two of hoopla, you picked a vice president, and then it goes back but it s almost never it s almost never helped. actually, the one person that helped had i guess you could say is lynn don johnson because he was a political animal. and he sort of helped a little bit politically, et cetera, et cetera, i guess but that s a theory anyway but typically a vice president doesn t help. so i would say somebody that you can get along with, somebody that can help you get elected, somebody that can be first, somebody that can be a very good president. debate s coming up on june 27th. how do you prepare for that? and what s i mean, you ve stated it, joe biden s in a different place. how do you what s your strategy coming into it? so debates are interesting because i had never debated before then i debated a lot in the first 2016, 14 14 debater
Smirks during hunters trial next week. jury selection begins june 3rd. keith from texas here s a quick history lesson. joe biden will be the first president to lose to a convicted felon. we will see. andy and lynn. isn t that sweet. from pace florida. anybody notice no riots. not even the mostly peaceful type. scott from newcastle pennsylvania. i used to be a professional wrestler. if you get into a steel chair fight just make sure you don t get hit. trust me they don t feel good. told you wrestling was real. howard from prince george virginia $52.8 million. i think i just linked a little. that s all for tonight. hannity is up next. i m jesse watters. [ ]
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