Page 4 - Speech Making News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

English when he came at 2a, apart from the odd word, and he had to really learn english on the job when he stood for election first as a counsellor and then as a prospective labour mp. one of the things that people forget is you don'tjust speak in a certain language, you think in a certain language and he obviously thought in urdu and that obviously took time to then translate into speech—making, so that was really interesting. when you say wrote his speeches, you weren't literally doing the job that special advisers do for ministers and shadow ministers, i mean writing, the words they amend...

Here when he was 24. english, he didn't speak any english when he came at 2a, apart from the odd word, and he had to really learn english on the job when he stood for election first as a counsellor and then as a prospective labour mp. one of the things that people forget is you don'tjust speak in a certain language, you think in a certain language and he obviously thought in urdu and that obviously took time to then translate into speech—making, so that was really interesting. when you say wrote his speeches, you weren't literally doing the job that special advisers do for ministers and shad...

By running the other way and turning the other way. when they walk down the corridor, invite you to their constituency. you win arguments by building a relationship by which become the foundation for which you can have these kinds of conversations. and is it right that when you enter politics, when you came into politics, one of the people who helped you with your parliamentary speech—making was the former tory chancellor, ken clarke. yes. so. look, when i when are you look back at my background and i said that i didn't learn to learn at school. i learnt to learn when i was at university. it...

Law than i do, it's not clear yet that the president, former president broke a law. it, you know, they may determine that he didn't, but what he's on tape saying is pretty clear. what he's on tape saying is that he is pressuring an elected official, he is pressuring an official involved with certifying an election to, i think, it was, recalculate was his word or retally or something. i mean this was very, very overt and happened over and over and there were a lot of people around the former president who were enabling him in this, mark meadows, former chief of staff was a big one so i think we...

Right before his 98th birthday. same guy start to finish. funny and candid and very interested in what was going on in washington at at that point quite alarmed by the direction that he saw the countrying. >> naturally, as you know, he chose his words, liked short sentences. he didn't speak. that the can senate him. you're a kansan. you wrote a great column about your dad. you say what you have to say and don't say anything extra. this is from the dole convention and a wonderful piece of speech-making. >> and do not think i've forgotten whose moment this is above all. it is for the people of a...