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with the audience, are you admitting you had hesitations... ida. with the audience, are you admitting you had hesitations. . .— you had hesitations... no, that's the distinction _ you had hesitations... no, that's the distinction you _ you had hesitations... no, that's the distinction you are _ you had hesitations... no, that's the distinction you are trying i you had hesitations... no, that's the distinction you are trying to i the distinction you are trying to draw which i don't think is fair. what did you have then? my draw which i don't think is fair. what did you have then? my “0b is to ask robin what did you have then? my “0b is to ask probing questions i what did you have then? my “0b is to ask probing questions ofi what did you have then? my job is to ask probing questions of every i ask probing questions of every proposal that crosses my desk as chancellor. whether you have doubts about it or not, you should not come to it with a preconceived notion everything is fine when you are spending taxpayers money. of course you shouldn't. you should always ask probing questions and approach from the position of scepticism to ensure value for money for taxpayers. that's the job of the chancellor and treasury when things cross their desk. but to inferfrom treasury when things cross their desk. but to infer from that that i don't believe in the scheme or the principle of deterrence is wrong. i was doing myjob to get good value for money for taxpayers, i went through the process, funded the scheme as prime minister. as prime minster myself i have made sure we have a similar deterrence working with albania and i have made the point that it is because albania is working that we should have
and before long starts some of the most boring of all police work paid off. a deputy board from the local jail for the investigation, for two hours of video taken by a security camera at the scherer's country club. and finally, there it was. a red chevrolet kamara approaching the sheriff home on march 27th, and leaving at 12:42 am on march 8th. just when the murders were thought to have occurred. a red chevy kamara with a black top. and wasn't at the very same make, model and color of ernest scherer's car. it looked like his car to a cops i anyway. the trouble was, they couldn't see the license plate of the drivers face. could have been a coincidence. and even then, the car and all the evidence that they gathered would not be enough to persuade the d a to file murder charges. so, the cops brought everything they knew to the forgotten woman in our story, ernie's wife, robin. she had been left behind when already took off a couple of
>> a fair? why did he use that word? >> why do you say that? we dated exclusively for two years. you don't know what you are talking about, she told him. >> he said, so you did not know that he is married and has a child? and i said, what are you talking about? and i said why would i believe you? >> by the time she hung up the phone, adrian knew she did believe him. >> all of the puzzle pieces came together. in my head. >> suddenly, it all makes sense, why he never wanted her to see his apartment. or meet his parents. why his dad snubbed her that time at the casino. he had been married all along to a woman named robin, and have a young son, ernest the fourth, and every good opinion adrian had of him, and her, and her own judgment, flew out the window of that dallas cab. >> i'm a smart person. how could i not put all these pieces together? we talked about having kids together. and he wanted to have a boy?
and chatting, how important is that? very important for leslie, very important for all of us, because it gives you mental freedom. do you think unpaid carers are often overlooked and forgotten? oh gosh, yes, they really are. i mean, without this whole battalion of carers in britain, it would cost them billions. they're absolutely vital. how important is it to be able to get out and have a nice chat and to catch up? 0h, very important because i live on my own now because my husband died last year. so it's very lonely. walk finished, what was it like? well, it's just fabulous. everyone's come up to you, hugged you, caught up with everyone. mum's got her little ashes necklace on, which you'll probably be able to see here. mum had this little robin made with dad's ashes in. it's very special. yeah.
and chatting, how important is that? very important for leslie, very important for all of us, because it gives you mental freedom. do you think unpaid carers are often overlooked and forgotten? oh gosh, yes, they really are. i mean, without this whole battalion of carers in britain, it would cost them billions. they're absolutely vital. how important is it to be able to get out and have a nice chat and to catch up? 0h, very important because i live on my own now because my husband died last year. so it's very lonely. walk finished, what was it like? well, it's just fabulous. everyone's come up to you, hugged you, caught up with everyone. mum's got her little ashes necklace on, which you'll probably be able to see here. mum had this little robin made with dad's ashes in. it's very special.
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robin white castle tweeted, christmas 2023, blessed with all we ever need, family, friends, food, health, and home, so decided limit our gifts to one or two small inexpensive gifts and send our family gift budget to the k.i.n.d. fund for girls education. the meaning of christmas. thank you, robin. thousands of girls are able to attend high school this year thanks to your contributions to the kind fund. kids needs of desks, the partnership i created between msnbc and unicef to have desks manufactured in malawi and delivered to schools in malawi and have never had desks. and scholarships for girls to attend high school in malawi where public high school is not free and the girl's graduation rate is half the boy's graduation rate. over the new year's weekend alone, you have contributed $791, 542, which brings the total that you have contributed this holiday season to 4
robin waugh-castle tweeted, christmas 2023, blessed with all we ever need, family, friends, food, health, and home, so decided limit our gifts to one or two small, inexpensive gifts and send our family gift budget to the k. i. n. d. fund for girls education. the meaning of christmas. thank you, robin. thousands of girls are able to attend high school this year thanks to your contributions to the kind fund. kids in need of desks, the partnership i created between msnbc and unicef to have desks manufactured in malawi and delivered to schools in malawi that have never had desks. and scholarships for girls to attend high school in malawi where public high school is not free and the girl's graduation rate is half the boy's graduation rate. over the new year's weekend alone, you have contributed $791, 542, which brings the total that you have contributed this holiday season to