of state as we did today and others is the way forward in my view. if we wait for legislation, it might be too long. the second reading of mark s bill to make devices mandatory in schools is due before parliament in a couple of weeks. he hopes, with this new backing today, it may stand more of a chance of progressing to the next stage. for the short time we had him, in the 12 years we had him, he never let us down. this is my turn now not to let him down. we ll push and push and push. we ve started this, i will not be giving up. their decade long campaign continues. they now feel a big step closer to pushing for law change and potentially saving more lives. luxmy gopal, bbc news. came in. i wish mark all the best, he is
that s the impression in the meeting and we re very thankful of that. hopefully he ll back that up and i think he will. lending them support is a politician who, as a child, learned to swim in the very pool where mark s son died. i m hoping this legislation is not needed because who would be against putting defibrillators in school? pushing the secretary of state as we did today and others is the way forward in my view. if we wait for legislation, it might be too long. the second reading of mark s bill to make devices mandatory in schools is due before parliament in a couple of weeks. he hopes, with this new backing today, it may stand more of a chance of progressing to the next stage. for the short time we had him, in the 12 years we had him, he never let us down. this is my turn now not to let him down. we ll push and push and push. we ve started this, i will not be giving up. their decade long campaign continues. they now feel a big step closer to pushing for law change and
threat. and so what you hear from people is if it s an existential threat, you have to be creative in the way you operate. you can t do it in the ole ways when the senate was nice and cozy and 100 white men who were kind of hanging out and they were all on the same page. i think you will see president biden be a lot more forceful and that will continue to push and push and push. and quickly matt mentioned lbj. one of the reasons lbj signed the civil rights act was because of people like martin luther king jr. when you see the civil rights leaders meeting with the president, with the vice president, they know how to do this. how to get public support where there s no end in sight, no light at the end of the tunnel. you talk to our friend reverend al sharpton, the naacp president. they tell you we know how to go
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was tough back then but when this started unfolding it was so much more egregious because the president was in the white house, and he s done it before. and now he s in the white house doing this, and it s unfolding in front of us, and we have testimony from people many of whom were appointed by the president working for the president. and so i think that it all has been eight months of people absorbing what is happening. and here s the thing, you know, it s like being a parent. when you don t set any limits for your kid, they are going to continue to push and push and push. but in that situation we get a president who destroys our democracy, and that really fundamentally is what these two articles were about, somebody who abuses power, the power of we the people. and it sits that he is above the law, that nothing he does is wrong, that he has no accountability to anybody, and that even in this impeachment trial, unprecedented behavior to