Whitney, executive director of the gerald dar ford president ial foundation, to the podium to introduce tonights speaker, gleaves. Thanks for. As joel, just said, were back. Look at this. This is great to have all these people in the auditorium after all those months of covid. So i applaud you for being here. You came for a Great Program this evening. As as you all know, weve been bringing bill brands back to grand rapids, west michigan, for many years, almost two decades. And ill introduce him in just a minute. But first, i want to welcome our cspan, our viewing audience. I want to welcome all of you who are here in person. I think we have some trustees from the gerald ford president ial foundation to recognize. I think i see bob hooker and i think j. C. Rising is here. We have one of the ford president fords family members, greg ford, a nephew of president. Mrs. Ford, welcome. Glad youre always glad youre here. So, yeah, go ahead and applaud. Absolutely absolutely. Now, those of you
Of wales uncle, Gary Goldsmith , of wales uncle, Gary Goldsmith, gives an update on her health dunng gives an update on her health during his appearance on big brother. But is he overstepping the mark . And in sport this morning, Manchester City comfortably through to the quarter finals of the Champions League. Max verstappen says his dads not a liar and england are playing india in the final test after meeting the dalai lama, so theyre spiritually at peace and currently 100 for one. Good morning. The best of the sunshine will be in the west today. But where will the sun shine tomorrow . Well, you can find out all the details with me a little later on. Good morning. Good morning. Im Ellie Costello and im ben leo, and this is breakfast on news. On gb news. So do you have a night of stress in your house last night . Well, i stayed up in london last night, so i was relieved of it. You avoided it . My. My wife is taking care of World Book Day. The costume that my day. And the costume that
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