him another perspective on it all, yeah, it could do. but my main concern was if something really happened to him and he didn t survive through, the alternatives were not terribly auspicious. hi. i ve lost count of the weeks, i really have. people can t come in and i can t go out. i don t go very far now really. it s i like the hospital and the doctor and the shop. what s wrong with you, if you don t mind me asking? i ve got emphysema and i ve got follicular lymphoma, which is a form of cancer. i m missing cuddling my grandson and my son. i can t even touch them. can come round here as a mercy mission, but with him working and that.
constrained by the reality of politics. from our perspective, what would be important is that we are entering into a real dialogue, adult dialogue where citizens are really acknowledged as being key actors in the future of managing climate, global governance, and politicians really take them seriously, ideally it will implement all the proposals. i don t go that will happen. if we get to a point in time where citizens are taken seriously on an ongoing basis, that would be a massive step forward. rich wilson s-ueakin massive step forward. rich wilson speaking to massive step forward. rich wilson speaking to anita massive step forward. rich wilson speaking to anita about massive step forward. rich wilson speaking to anita about the - massive step forward. rich wilson speaking to anita about the role i speaking to anita about the role that ordinary people can play in this climate challenge. south korea is another one of the world because my top ten carbon polluters, it says it aims
laura: it s time for the seen and unseen segment where we express the cultural differences of the day. now raymond, the producer said you had a question for me. we do indeed. what is the top earning movie in the world right now? laura: i have no idea. box office topper. laura: i don t know. i don t know any of the movies, i don t go to the movies. it s called the battle of lake shane jinnah. it s a chinese propaganda film and it s based on a korean war of battle in 1950 and so far it has made $808 million. and it includes a spunky chinese group of soldiers who battle and defeat the americans. even though the battle was considered a failure at the time the chinese regime now says it was not a failure.
the way to hold him accountable is for the department of justice to indict him for the many crimes he inarguably committed. let s just take one from the senate judiciary committee s recently released report. i think you read the quote in your opening. he is quoted as saying about acting attorney general jeffrey rosen, quote, one thing we know is you, rosen, aren t going to do anything to overturn the election, closed quote, and then donald trump threatened to bring in this character jeffrey clark, who was willing to do donald trump s corrupt and criminal bidding to try to overturn the election results. real quickly, joy, i don t go anywhere without my big, ugly blue book of federal laws, the united states code. that quote from donald trump precisely violates a federal statute 18 usc 610, coercion of political activities. it s very short.
global reporting, aren t prepping, aren t developing sources, aren t preparing their police on the street to deal with armed white supremacists, white nationalists they aren t getting that information like they should that s about as local as it gets, and then when you deceive the entire intelligence community about the threat posed by an entire country, you re really impacting national security i ve become a so-called one issue voter and i ve never cared about politics in my entire career what s my one issue now when i consider a candidate does this person pose a threat to our national security, yes or no if i can t get over that first box and check that box, i don t go into any other issues i don t need to. that s how important this is claire, i think the truth emerges. i mean, i think that s a bob woodward-ism, but the picture that comes out is worse than i think what we all lived through, and on white supremacy