from everything i see, has no respect for this person. well, that s because he d rather have a puppet as president. no puppet. it s pretty clear near the puppet. one second. i wore energy tonight, i like that. he referred to my hands, the small, something else must be small. i guarantee you, there s no problem. i guarantee it. you ve called women you don t like fac pigs, dogs, slabs, and disgusting animals. we try to recount only rosie o donnell. she doesn t have the looks, she doesn t have the stamina. she s got a beautiful face, and i think she s a beautiful woman. that was locker room talk. i m not proud of it. are you willing, tonight, to condemn white supremacists and militia groups? what you want to call them, give me a name?
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project is supporting 30,000 jobs and almost 3000 businesses, the bulk of which are smes and most of which are based in the uk, obviously, and it will also create a few thousand apprenticeships along the way, so as apprenticeships along the way, so as a project it is doing an enormous amount to support the economy, small businesses and apprenticeships and jobs more generally, but it is important that we get big infrastructure projects right and we take the time to get the right and thatis take the time to get the right and that is what is happening. the small businesses you that is what is happening. the small businesses you mention, that is what is happening. the small businesses you mention, they - that is what is happening. the small businesses you mention, they know| that is what is happening. the small. businesses you mention, they know it is worth businesses you mention, they know it is worth their businesses you mention, they know it is worth their time businesses you me
and you mentioned previously, the ukjust physically isn t growing enough produce and the reasons are as you have indicated. there is not enough subsidies but we are finding produce but it s just more expensive and ultimately leading to high prices for consumers. some people will say they go to the supermarkets, the shelves are empty, the small, local grocer or corner shop, the stuff is there but it s more expensive. why is it so expensive? i think supermarkets continue to put pressure on uk growers to supply produce at lower prices and ultimately that is proving to be quite difficult. as you have seen walking around the market today there is produce available just at higher prices so you are seeing some smaller independents and shopkeepers have produce butjust at high prices. thank you for explaining all of that for us. and it is a real challenge when people are facing cost of living pressures, the weekly food shop we know through food price inflation has gone up already and if the cos
from the convention but it strikes me it is not an entirely different to title 42 and public health measures introduced in america to turn people around. welcome passes may be similar but politics and approaches are different in this case in the neck and trust before him weren t rated by the people. they were elected by a handful of party they were elected by a handful of party members. it was an inch of party party members. it was an inch of party fighter when you repeatedly which party fighter when you repeatedly which has happened here you don t know, which has happened here you don t know, you re not in touch with what people know, you re not in touch with what people care know, you re not in touch with what people care about. you re not in touch people care about. you re not in touch with people care about. you re not in touch with what really matters. he take the touch with what really matters. he take the small small bore issues and try to take the small small