here we are. i did end up sitting the exam a couple of times for the final attempts, to actually get there. but i got there in the end, persistence. there. but i got there in the end, persistence- there. but i got there in the end, persistence. absolutely. describe how it feels persistence. absolutely. describe how it feels to persistence. absolutely. describe how it feels to finally persistence. absolutely. describe how it feels to finally pass - persistence. absolutely. describe how it feels to finally pass it? it i how it feels to finally pass it? it is a huge relief. also quite exciting, because not having a maths gcse because i failed it at school, it didn t stop me having a career as a journalist and working in pr, latterly as i do now, as a blogger and content creator, it didn t stop me going into higher education. but there were certainjobs me going into higher education. but there were certain jobs in the education field and the public sector which i wasn t even able to
go ahead, emily. there is a bill being pushed through by latterly that will take out from the salary expenditures that taxpayers pay towards playing that harassment thing. i do think that s a little bit of a shell game. i want to point out, that everybody is talking about the specific intent and that viewers understand that yes, that s what separates a civil and criminal campaign finance violation charge. most important to me is the flynn situation. i think it s a hideous abuse of power to treat any of those kinds of conversations casually and that we can never overestimate the amount of weight the government brings with it every time they just sit down and ask, hey, how are you? for then come up for a comey, to blame it on the disorganized administration, i send a couple of guys over, is a horrible abuse of power regardless what happens with the judge reviewing
slowly but steadily. enough there still aren t any other manchester united players on board. we are players we could approach loads from so many people trying to ask or see into trade to offer seeings and we try to tend to put every year you know to push a shield. so in a way it is difficult to make that connection straight and direct with the player. we are surrounded as well by agents or clubs or press officer is not easy ward to get through but latterly. because of i can play in long and i have so many friends i can go straight to the people and the people the people on and explain what comalies face to face and that that makes things easier to connect i
and cooperatively with the publisher and his counsel to address any issues regarding classified information. it seems a little embarrassing. it s not em bar barsing. it s scary. if they can t do this, they can t protect the underwear bomber. it s got to flow latterly to other intelligence organizations inside the executive branch with ease. it does not. this demonstrates that it does not and it s quite a scary thing that they can t organize even to approve a book. where do you draw the line? i read your book, by the way. jack has a great book. i should say there s intelligence information in there. and buy 10,000 copies but i ll still have my copy. where do you draw the line with former soldiers and intelligence officers and their right to
think he was going to win or is this treasonous geico including with russia and has, you know, splatterly swayed the election because of that? which one is it in the media can t decide. whether you have basic facts like the john boehner thing wrong, have you got reporters like the new york times which fundamentally hate president trump. i mean, look at every article that has ever been published in the new york times saying that, look, this guy has a history of getting things wrong. there are parts in this that i know myself maggie haverman saying is wrong. how can you take the entire book at face value? that s what the media is doing. griff: i will tell you, lisa, you raised the perhaps the most important question that i. lisa: thank you. griff lisz his would you like to sit there until 10:00 a.m. with us? griff: had president obama in his first year accomplished tax reform that hadn t deny done in.