do we need to talk about wales england rugby first? i thought, it s a trapped nerve. i was sent to a neurologist and within two minutes he said, you ve got parkinson s. david came home. he d gone to the hospital. appointment on his own and he came him and told me, i ve got parkinson s. - i laughed. matter of fact. i ve got parkinson s. let s move on. what are we doing for tea? yeah, exactly. what do you make of it? he s the cook in the house. what are you making for tea? i didn t accept it, then he gotl the message across, actually, i have got parkinson s. you know, we re14 years down the line now and i think i m - probably still in i denial quite a lot. you started living - with it psychologically straightaway and i ve been blocking it out for years. l my mum also is basically a primary carer and puts her own things aside, which she shouldn t be doing. my mum s been amazed by the stuff that sally did with my mum and dad, how many people have offered to come for a chat,
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body, which is the congress, can check the president. this president doesn t think he should be checked at all. he thinks he should be a king, he should rule by fear. i m not saying that he s not he s certainly not guilty until he s proven innocent but i certainly think that he thinks congress has no right to question him and no right to want to investigate. that is precisely our right. that is what we re suppose to do. it s not a matter of just getting someone out of office. i have no desire to get him out of office. but if things were done wrong, it s our duty as the legislature to come out and say it. and we re given this impeachment way of doing things. i didn t write it. it s there in the constitution. and it s really all we have to make sure that the president doesn t do what he shouldn t be doing. it s certainly the highest power that you re given at your discretion, and you ve chosen to
make sure that the president doesn t do what he shouldn t be doing. it s certainly the highest power that you re given at your discretion, and you ve chosen to use it to this point. we ll see how far it goes. chairman, thank you so much for helping us along the way so the audience can understand which way the democracy is headed. thank you, sir. have a good weekend. you, too. we re going to stay on this breaking news from the new york times about a possible second ukraine whistle-blower. what are the gaps that could be filled in? what can it mean? what do the texts and the testimony of mr. volker mean already? that is the subject for cuomo s court in session next. panera s new baja warm grain bowl is full of good. full of tasty, good for you ingredients.
that. and let s think about this at another level. it could be the case that speaker employees is tryipelosi us to think about the level of criminality around trump. there are all the things that he s done, many people believe that he s the head of a criminal syndicate. that several signatories to that letter yeah. not only in terms of the trump foundation, trump university, there s a sense in which imprisonment registers a set of behaviors that isn t reducible to his behavior in office. so she s expanding or panning out for us in that moment. but i think she s doing it with a certain kind of political calculus in mind which i think she shouldn t be doing. there is at stake, i think, the basic foundation of our constitutional checks and balances. the way in which barr doesn t
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