of the procession today. it seems so fitting that as the senior and only cavalry regiment of scotland, that we are playing a part and that we are leading that element of the parade. it s a huge privilege. a small vignette that is not by contrivance. the horses on parade on the day will be monarch, regent, prince and duke. the last time edinburgh saw a national service of dedication was 1953, the streets crowded with people for queen elizabeth. archive: the scottish crown is offered to the queen. - the centrepiece of the service, both then and today, the presentation of the honours of scotland, the oldest crownjewels in britain, dating back to the 151105. king charles and queen camilla at a garden party at the palace of holyroodhouse in edinburgh. the king has always had a deep affection for scotland. he supports a range of charities and foundations. but what do people
he likes to show off. i mean, there s no better time to show off than in front of all the crowds. across edinburgh and more preparations. the magnificent greys of the royal scots dragoon guards, they will also be part of the procession today. it seems so fitting that as the senior and only cavalry regiment of scotland, that we are playing a part and that we are leading that element of the parade. it s a huge privilege. a small vignette that is not by contrivance is that the horses on parade on the day will be monarch, regent, prince and duke. the last time edinburgh saw a national service of dedication was 1953, the streets crowded with people for queen elizabeth. archive: now, the scottish crown is offered to the queen. the centrepiece of the service, both then and today, the presentation of the honours of scotland, the oldest crown jewels in britain, dating back to the 151105. king charles and queen camilla at a garden party at the palace
melissa s comments are ver interesting. very interesting as if, i agre with them, as if this were eight and a rational decisio premised on rational finding about the lack of safety of th drug look at the language of this decision which is that we talk abou doctors as abortionists, the medication starves the unbor human until death, it resurrec these notions that women, what is really going on is that women terribly regret th decision to have an abortion and in a universe in which federalist societies, judges are concerned about th ministry of agency is no taking care, not being careful about the science if there i an administrative agency tha is careful about the science that is the fda. this is not a contrivance, the have hearings, there are findings, and in this case a 2 or battles so i think that this is complete pretext by a judge wh
contrived. it would be understandable for anyone to run from those people. we saw what they demand but the contrivance is he claims to support them, but deep down he knows he probably isn t really for them, which in some ways is even worse or equally bad. and he appears to believe they re really for him. you mentioned theme parks and that prism. i want to show he s still dealing merch here. i mean, this was a criminal attack on the capital and he still has up here this fist pump image, a photo taken by politico that he is with his trolling emoji selling on mugs. quite tasteless. he s also hawking this mis-clintonty leadership. take a listen. the left s attack on america
of authenticity, and that s why i said there is definitely a loach element to this, and it is eye opening and heartbreaking at times. but the thing that i think gives it a mainstream edge is that there is also this slightly melodramatic contrivance of the story about her own deception. and obviously i love juliette binoche anyway, i think she s great in everything, but she plays this really well. and it s interesting. so, she is playing a character that s playing a character, so it s like a dual layer to the performance anyway. really interesting, really interesting. and best out this week? you ve seen the quiet girl. i loved it, i loved it. it s beautiful, simple, gentle. not simplistic, but gorgeous storytelling. again how often do i find myself saying this? another remarkable performance by a very, very young. i know. i don t know how young the actress is, but she s very young. astonishing. it s a directorial debut, and it s so sure footed. and the comparison i made