about growing up in east london, which also sees kosar ali shortlisted for best supporting actress and nominations for both its director and screenwriters. were you expecting that? no! we are bowled over, i can t believe it. were we expecting it, theresa? no, we were hopeful. i think we are at a time where people are beginning to wake up to different stories which, thank god, they ve always been there and they ve always been worth telling. we can only toil at soil for so long without seeing a harvest and i think this is the beginning of harvest season for so many people, way beyond i got into this industry, who have been working for so long. what do i do for a living? the dark comedy cum thriller promising young woman has six nominations, including one for its british writer and director, emerald fennell. judas and the black messiah s dominique fishback is among the supporting actress nominees, while daniel kaluuya, who plays fred hampton, leader of the chicago black panther
rise says i% not enough. that s not really a shock, is it? m0. rise says 1% not enough. that s not really a shock, is it? really a shock, is it? no, it s not. look, really a shock, is it? no, it s not. look. the really a shock, is it? no, it s not. look, the government really a shock, is it? no, it s not. look, the government has - really a shock, is it? no, it s not. i look, the government has regional arguments. it s falling, people who work in arguments. it s falling, people who work in the arguments. it s falling, people who work in the public sector have job security, work in the public sector have job security, whenever the scheme ends. there security, whenever the scheme ends. there will security, whenever the scheme ends. there will be security, whenever the scheme ends. there will be hundreds of thousands of people there will be hundreds of thousands of people who will find themselves out of of people who will find themselves out of work. no matte
joy when we talk about progressive values, it s really interesting, there s a lot on the congressional plate as it were. if the president does not get measurable gun safety laws passed, if immigration sort of dithers, withers on the vine, i don t know how he approves the keystone pipeline in conjunction with all of that. it would be kind of ironic if after the 2012 election, after he wins re-election by a strong mandate, if what we wind up getting is nothing on immigration, nothing on guns and a pipeline. like that s really not what the base wanted. at the same time it s hard to make the argument. if you look at the ad, the bill burton ad, it runs through the red states with the six and seven electoral votes. even if it s 35 or 40 jobs, they re saying they re willing to take the risk. texas and louisiana, states that destroying themselves by punching holes in the torte get the oil. the people there want the jobs. you get the argument say we re willing to take the risk, we want the pi
might be on the issue of businesses taxes or what have you. they re always going to have that shadow behind them unless they pass a you know, what about the trey gowdy s out there. really divisive rhetoric that needs to be muzzled if the gop is going to propose that they are progressive on this issue? they want less, fewer immigrants. they ve won. the economy has soured, and the political climate has also made it sour. people are leaving. they won on that part. i think the way you start talking about how can you actually win the white house, sure, they can the house has all they want. that s because they re going to be going to their base. in order for them to actually mobilize to be a national party. they re going to need to make sure that they pass comprehensive immigration. local versus national. the tension continues. we have to leave it there.
kendall, was a really interesting comment from the president because it isn t specifically talking about his experience as an african-american man but it is immediately sort of do having his hat to that, the fact he is a black man and would have had a black son. a way to talk about race without really talking about race. one thing we re seeing with the conversation, it can be about the stand your ground laws and local versus national versus the feds getting involved. it s about two the parents who lost their child. right. it s about that is the basic human element of all of this. that s why i think the president wanted to remind the american people we have to go through the legal process to find out what s happening, what are the facts and what are the implications of those facts. but let s not forget who and what we lost that day. almost a month ago. i tell you, as a parent, it really is a very sobering and humbling reminder of exactly that fact, that this is a young