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a helping hand that means sharon can now feed her family. since losing her husband three years ago, making sure her two children have enough has become increasingly hard. admitting you need to come to a food bank isn t easy either. it s embarrassing. it s degrading at times, but then at the same time, its needs must. you know, where else can i go? over the last year, over three quarters of a million people like sharon have come to a food bank run by the trussell trust for the first time. the demand here in cardiff has been unprecedented, and they ve noticed a difference in who s coming through the door. it s been really quite a significant change. i think one of the things i ve noticed, apart from the increase in volume of people coming through, it s how many people are coming through that actually have employment. there but for the grace of god. it could be any one of us. increased demand means needing more donations. the public has helped to fill this warehouse with food, but even th
to say about this. listen to john kerry. he says separate all the bad stuff these guys are doing, we need to work with them on climate. i mean, what is your reaction to that, marc? my reaction is thank god for george w. bush who defeated nipple 2004. there but for the grace of god goes the president of the united states. think about this. china unleashed a virus that killed over a million americans. they are stealing our intellectual property. committing genocide against the uighurs, crushing freedom in hong kong, threatening taiwan, they are in launched a no limits partnership with russia, the largest land invasion of a foreign country in europe since world war ii and john kerry says we can t get bogged down by all that because we need to work on climate change? if you wanted evidence that climate obsession is a mental disorder, you could have no better evidence than john kerry s interview he gave.
that is not terribly measured the last five years of the trump administration. not been so measured. and it just reminds me of the long old phrase, there but for the grace of god go i, right? because if you look at how all these republican politicians handle the biden news, how many democrats handled the trump news, obviously there is differences between them. but you sort of realize that in our politics, people are so quick to judgment and so quick to condemn because of the tribe that they are a member of, and not necessarily because of the conduct itself. and this goes to show you that we rarely kind of say it out loud, that thaw shouldn t conduct themselves that way, and this is why. we will probably see sooner rather than later whether another special counsel emerges out of this latest development. guys, stand by. a very important discussion. also just ahead, a major breakthrough in military support for ukraine. both the united states and germany appear poised to start
uncomfortable in being removed in that way. as you say every other senior member of the communist party of china were saying to themselves, there but for the grace of god, to mix the metaphor, this is xi jinping showing he s in charge. he s broken all of these norms in the communist party. first of all, of course, essentially making himself head of the party for life but also in terms of promoting all of the loyalists as opposed to people that had the kind of experience that traditionally would have been required for a lot of these roles. and, you know, the fact that the most powerful man in the world by a long margin happens to be the dictator of a authoritarian surveillance state is something that should give all of us pause. it s not the world we were hoping we were heading towards. it is still pretty stunning to see this. to make this loud and clear to people he waited to do this, xi did until the cameras were in the room. but he waited until after hu had