The whole house will join me, addressing condolences to the family of Jonathan Sacks who passed away saturday. Mr. Speaker, i know the whole house will want to join me in sending our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of the rabbi. He sadly passed away on saturday. His leadership had a profound impact on our whole country and across the world. May his memory be a blessing. Armistice day gives us a chance to say thanks to those who have given their lives in service to this country. Thank you, mr. Speaker. According to homeoffice figures, just 12 of victims have received compensation and nine people have died waiting. This is 2. 5 years after the task force was set up. What will the government do what will the Prime Minister do to rectify this injustice but also ensure that no others who have come to the u. K. To live and work do not suffer in the same way the wind rushed victims do . Suffer. The honorable lady, and is a disgrace doing this collectively to make amends. I met me
The family of Jonathan Sacks who passed away saturday. This morning i attended the service to mark the centennial area of the tomb of the unknown warrior. Thanks to all those who served and continue to serve and have given their lives and service to this country. Thank you, mister speaker. According to homeoffice figures, compensation, 9 people have died waiting. 2 and a half years, what will the government do, what will the Prime Minister do to rectify this injustice and make sure no others who have come to the uk to live and work do not suffer. The honorable lady, and is a disgrace doing this collectively to make amends. I met members of that generation and this government taking steps to accelerate and those in line, all the information to avail themselves of the compensation later. I associate my remarks, for our serviceman. And issued a prayer across the nation. The Prime Minister is well aware of persecution of people of faith across the world. Who wanted to pray and manifest the
Boris johnson taking questions from members of the house of commons on wednesday morning on cspan2. We invite your participation via twitter. Prior to question time. We welcome questions for the Prime Minister, we start questions with ruth. Question number one. The whole house will join me, addressing condolences to the family of Jonathan Sacks who passed away saturday. This morning i attended the service to mark the centennial area of the tomb of the unknown warrior. Thanks to all those who served and continue to serve and have given their lives and service to this country. Thank you, mister speaker. According to homeoffice figures, compensation, 9 people have died waiting. 2 and a half years, what will the government do, what will the Prime Minister do to rectify this injustice and make sure no others who have come to the uk to live and work do not suffer. The honorable lady, and is a disgrace doing this collectively to make amends. I met members of that generation and this governmen
Philosopher. He was the chief rabbi at the rabbi at the United Kingdom and the commonwealth of wealth of nations. He is the author of over 30 books. And there will be a link at the bottom of the screen. I know most of you have already preordered the book thank you so much. You can purchase it right at the beginning of the screen. David brooks who was an off at columnists. He is the author of several books most recently the second mountain. I am getting handed over to the rabbi in one second. After a couple of minutes we will open this up to q a. If you have a question you can go ahead and write in your question in your ask the question box. Without further ado. Rabbi Jonathan Sacks and david. I will do some questions we can have a backandforth conversation. I like to start out with the most broad first question and that is even had written 30 books. This is the first one called morality. What took you so long . In some sense morality is the subject of all your books. What is a subject
To be here at aipac. [cheers and applause] and i dont think ive ever to as big a crowd. Certainly not one that i respected as much as this one. All, for doing this. [cheers and applause] now, israel is small, we know, ut resilient and surrounded by adversaries. And if you caught the last couple of president ial debates, can empathize. [laughter] [cheers and applause] me thank president friedman i wantiting me today and to congratulate the new president betsy, and wish her of the she begins one easiest jobs in washington. Dont know whether congratulations or condolences luck. Order but good let me also say hello to all the new yorkers in the room. [cheers and applause] voted hope all of you correctly for the mayorial 2005, te back in 2001, and 2009. And if you didnt, well, youll to atone in 2020. And and i want to thank all of you for being here. Especially the young people in the room. More than 4,000 students from all over the country. America needs your voices more than ever. And you