Business. trump does not have that kind of energy, does not have that kind of money to put together a real campaign. so in a sense this is all he has. what else will he do in it s not like he will go into a swing state and give speech after speech on the issues. that is not what he is capable of. i think this is showing the limits of his physical capacity and his mental and emotional capacity. by the way, to bennie i think the bureau of prisons will accommodate the secret service. i am sure they can find a place for them. i want to see the fist fight. yeah. you know i m look. when you were talking about that i mean no disrespect to the secret service but i think the bureau the folks at the bureau of prisons may have a little more experience with that kind of fight. jennifer. you re probably right. thank god for american history.
An area or structure. and this data can one day build a digital twin reef one of the benefits of having a robotic system is that it goes back to that same location every single time and it takes the same photo from the same orientation every single time, which is really, really we ve difficult to achieve with the human diver. once the drone has finished its mapping, it s brought onboard so scientists can view the captured ai navigation and positioning data. they can then monitor the changes over time to see how the climate is impacting the coral reefs. scientists hope this data can lead to better decisions about how to save the coral reefs. rosemary church cnn little hand here on cnn newsroom, it was win or go home. cnn sport s carroll hello, mental joins me next to look at who survived the nba playing games and preview the playoff clashes that are about to start, please stay with us
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Of that, that these people really do need help back into work?- of that, that these people really do need help back into work? yes, so we know that for need help back into work? yes, so we know that for many need help back into work? yes, so we know that for many people, need help back into work? yes, so we know that for many people, good - need help back into work? yes, so we| know that for many people, good work can be know that for many people, good work can be really positive for their mental can be really positive for their mental health. i think the government is missing the key point here which government is missing the key point here which is that the main barrier the people here which is that the main barrier the people are facing to being able to come the people are facing to being able to come back to work is the fact that they to come back to work is the fact that they are unable to access the mental that they are unable to access the mental health support they need through mental health support they need through the nhs in a timely manner. there through the nhs in a timely manner. there are through the nhs in a timely manner. there are 19 through the nhs in a timely manner. there are 1.9 million people there are1.9 million people currently there are 1.9 million people currently on the nhs waiting list, for mental health support. and you think there are for mental health support. and you think there are a for mental health support. and you think there are a proportion - for mental health support. and you think there are a proportion of - think there are a proportion of people that there sick note culture, as the phrase is used, is applicable to? i as the phrase is used, is applicable to? ~ ., . ., to? i think the rhetoric that the government to? i think the rhetoric that the government have to? i think the rhetoric that the government have been - to? i think the rhetoric that the government have been using . to? i think the rhetoric that the i government have been using over to? i think the rhetoric that the - government have been using over the last couple government have been using over the last couple of weeks has been really deeply last couple of weeks has been really deeply damaging and quite insulting to people with mental health problems. and particularly to those 1.9 problems. and particularly to those t9 million problems. and particularly to those 1.9 million people who are on the waiting 1.9 million people who are on the waiting lists who are struggling
You did because i would love to know who was the brilliant genius on the trump campaign staff who said, he can campaign from the courtroom. well, what we heard about today and saw in those drawings, we ll get a lot more detail, is someone, this is the opposite of campaigning to get votes. he s losing votes. he shows no strength. there s about no place in the world where you re showing that you re less in control when you re sitting in a courtroom with a jury and a judge. this is someone who is on display for eight hours a day. i think it s probably fair to say charitably this is not someone in the best mental or physical or emotional shape. that s going to be on display for hours. and my historical point, and i ll end with this, is when in modern times have we gotten to see a presidential nominee to be, as he shortly will be, on display for eight hours? usually we see them in campaign
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