the only job really that our governments have is to keep us safe, end of the day, that is all they are there to do. time and time again in blue districts and cities, blue whatever, they ignore that number one job. how much does policy like mayor lightfoot jeopardize the public safety? i believe any time that you handcuff law enforcement when they have a crime that has been committed like having an illegal immigrant in custody that they have lawful constitutional reason to detain that person, and then you don t, it creates unnecessary victims, additional victims that would have never happened had that person be incarcerated and proper deport agsz or other consequences took place. it is not just people in chicago. these people travel.
three trends are worthy of note. the first is that we have seen younger people travel, which means older people and perhaps people who are less cautious and don t want to get caught up in some of the disruption this year haven t yet travelled. we have seen people trade up significantly as they have splashed out because they have not travelled for so long. but we have also seen people really want to talk to somebody and our call centres have been inundated with questions and calls for help. and what that means, i think, as we look into next year, is that we can see there is still strong demand for people wanting to go on holiday, although we are conscious that that is likely to be thwarted a bit by what looks like being inflationary and financial pressures. our experience does tell us that customers do want to go on
and with the railways that people live their lives in our communities. and we are doing all we can to mitigate this damage. we are trying to help people travel, but it is going to take everyone in this country to restore the access to the fundamental human rights that includes access to safe legal abortion in our communities. i think that is such a great point you make. a womanist 14 times more likely to die in childbirth then during an abortion. this is nothing to do with abortion. the modern-day of the world are trying to align with white middle patriarchy because they want that power as well. so this is why we don t believe this whole mantra of what they call pro-life. unfortunately, we are out of time. but i imagine you two ladies will be back many times because, sadly this is a battle that is now ongoing. michelle cohen, stay up because i know that you are exhausted with it. but we are sending you love and energy. and same to you, amy hacksaw can miller, we appreciate the work
limitations of our government, unless we codify roe v. wade. in the short term, i am raising money to help people travel, so people who make the decision to have an abortion have the means to do this. because it is definitely, disproportionately impacting black and brown people. people who need funds for childcare, people who are low wage workers, who need the money to travel. so short term, we all have to do this. do this each and every day, raising money. we make sure people have the chance to go to safe havens like california, for the abortions. remember, we have a pro-choice house of representatives right now. we need to make sure we maintain the pro-choice majority in the house, expand that majority and make sure, we elect senators who will help us with the health and wellness protection act, introduced by congresswoman judy to. a congresswoman will sign this,
people s decision making has changed and what level lessons can be learnt if there is any future disruption. learnt if there is any future disruption. learnt if there is any future disrution. . ., , ., learnt if there is any future disrution. ., , ., disruption. what is the sort of make u . disruption. what is the sort of make u- of rail disruption. what is the sort of make up of rail users disruption. what is the sort of make up of rail users now? disruption. what is the sort of make up of rail users now? because - up of rail users now? because obviously things shifted dramatically after the pandemic. we know dramatically after the pandemic. - know that the pattern of how people travel has changed, how we live has changed, how we work has changed. this was an ongoing trend anywhere in the pandemic really sped that up, so there is a widescale widescale reform going on anyway aside from this industrial dispute, and we know it s a good opportunity to look at how these happens