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man who as you mentioned has since been detained by police, he walked into what they call a constituent surgery. and all it is is just when a member of parliament sits and meets with constituents, takes comments. he was at a baptist church in essex a little bit east of where i am now here in london. and this man simply started stabbing sir david amos. and for a while we thought that he might have been rescued, might have been helped. an air ambulance landed and was trying to revive him, but it was very quickly that rest we learned that he had died from his wounds. this has already been sending shockwaves through the political establishment here because this is actually the second time in five years that politician here, a member of parliament, has been assassinated at knife point. the last time was jo cox back in 2016 by a far right extremist who was angry about her andy
together as a state. we start to put our livelihoods our neighbor in front of politics. we start to move . neil: you are supposed to see a lost protesters. guest: we move wisconsin forward. neil: they are planning protests now. guest: why? neil: why do you think? guest: because they believe and they understand that our reforms have worked. our reforms have worked. neil: so . guest: i hope that everyone in this state can rally an the idea of creating jobs together because that is not political at you will. we don t want republican jobs or democrat jobs. we are for wisconsin jobs. neil: and i cannot keep telling you how to pronounce your last name. guest: cox back come back any time. neil: i love it here.