Thank you to Bradford University for giving us this space this morning and the level of. And a lovely conversation. This university is a great plac place, going great places. Thank you very much for giving us the space this morning. And thank you to everyone in bradford. And those across yorkshire. Ive been campaigning over the past few days. What a fantastic welcome weve had and fantastic support. [applause] so many people tell me so much about the hopes they have in our manifesto, in our plans, in all of us. We intend to deliver on those hopes and on those planes. [applause] i think you for the bravery for which you spoke about your own problems and demons because i am determined that we will deal with, address and confront the issues of the Mental Health crisis facing this country so people dont face it and suffer alone. Thank you for what you said this morning. [applause] i also want to say a big thank you to all of those that contributed to our manifesto. Those in our team in the
Coming here today theyd you for giving as this space to the vice chancellor of university and it is a great place thank you very much for giving us this space. [applause] and they queued to do everyone who has been campaigning over the last few days what fantastic support we have received from so many people could go so much about the hopes that they have from our manifesto from all of us we intend to deliver on the hopes and on the plans. [applause] and also brining christine for what you just said in the bravery of which he spoke of your own problems indians because i am determined we will confront the issues of the Health Crisis in this country so people dont suffer alone. Thanks for what you said this morning. [cheers and applause] i also want to save eight you to those who contributed to our manifesto those that put forward such an amazing amount of work as a very good manifesto in the short amount of time. Well done to all of them into all the Different Society groups that sent i
Coming here today theyd you for giving as this space to the vice chancellor of university and it is a great place thank you very much for giving us this space. [applause] and they queued to do everyone who has been campaigning over the last few days what fantastic support we have received from so many people could go so much about the hopes that they have from our manifesto from all of us we intend to deliver on the hopes and on the plans. [applause] and also brining christine for what you just said in the bravery of which he spoke of your own problems indians because i am determined we will confront the issues of the Health Crisis in this country so people dont suffer alone. Thanks for what you said this morning. [cheers and applause] i also want to save eight you to those who contributed to our manifesto those that put forward such an amazing amount of work as a very good manifesto in the short amount of time. Well done to all of them into all the Different Society groups that sent i
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Delivering that speech getting a standing ovation in poland. I was listening to the speech and i can tell you he was talking about the threat to western civilization, about western freedom. He talked a lot about polands history and the threat of terrorism in the speech amid escalating tensions at home and abroad. Earlier today, President Trump and polands president held a joint press conference. They fielded a range of questions. Mr. Trump said russia was most likely behind hacking during the 2016 president ial election. He slammed fake news and he warned north korea about its First Successful test launch of a Ballistic Missile capable of reaching alaska. I dont like to talk about what i have planned. But i have some pretty severe things that were thinking about. That doesnt mean were going to do them. I dont draw red lines. Reporter after the visit to poland, President Trump will head to the g20 soviet union in hamburg, germany. And President Trump is also expected to culminate his eu