develop our values in all sorts of ways and some of it comes from spiritual faith and some of it comes from wider family influences and perspectives but i think i would say especially given what we discussed about collateral damage to politics i would point out i genuinely think most mps across the house of commons are in it for the right reasons and are fundamentally honest decent people trying to do something good for our country. does that mean it s ok for boris johnson does that mean it s ok for boris johnson to does that mean it s ok for boris johnson to he does that mean it s ok for boris johnson to be annoyed - does that mean it s ok for boris johnson to be annoyed to - does that mean it s ok for boris johnson to be annoyed to the i johnson to be annoyed to the archbishop johnson to be annoyed to the archbishop of johnson to be annoyed to the archbishop of canterbury- johnson to be annoyed to the archbishop of canterbury forl johnson to be annoyed to the i archbishop of
all electronics. i m really focused on this baby monitor, it s been driving me crazy, i don t want to buy another one. join the right to repair campaign, is what you should do, if you re getting cross on that. i m all in on that, i m also into the buy nothing campaign. don t tell my son, i m going to rewrap some of his books and give them to him for christmas, shh. great idea. jillian, thank you so much. talking about the supply chain crisis and something that may not be as easy to let go of, buy nothing, it s hitting every corner of the industry, people will need some alcohol when they re getting together with family that they maybe haven t seen in forever. nbc s kathy park has more on the bottleneck that s leading to some empty liquor store shelves. reporter: this store in
that can lead us in that right direction and pull us up, which is what we need in today s world. i met you 15 years ago. i lost a lot of weight. and my whole television wardrobe was too big. i started looking for places to donate, and i found suited for success, and once i met you and realized how personal this was for you and still is for you, and that s why i m supporting you for all these years. i know for a fact we have given out more than a million items of clothing. a million items. are those mine? yes, sir. those are your faves. this is my fave. this is hard to let go of. i know, right? you know i know this is personal for you. i didn t always know why. now i know why. this is my son. when jamez got in trouble for
personal this was for you and still is for you, that s why i supported you all these years. i know for a fact we ve given out over a million items of clothing. over a million items. this is hard to let go of. you know it is in good hands. i know this is personal for you, i didn t always know why. now i know why. this is my son, jamez. when he got in trouble for unpaid speeding tickets, she saw how easily one mistake can derail a life. i commend this lady, she s never, ever, ever gave up on me, and that s why i m here. you re out there helping men in their late 20s, early 30s. how often are you thinking about jamez jamez. always. the norm is to dismiss these men, expect that they will
i m here fighting for women s rights and for women s equality if for all kinds of stuff. and for me to say thief and for him to take a game, it made me feel like it was a sexist remark. he never took game from a man because he described thief. for me it blows my mind. i spoke with a u.s. wimbledon champion and tennis analyst for espn. i started by asking if she agrees with williams assessment there is a double standard on the court. listen, this obviously is being talked about a lot over the last 24 hours, particularly with espn and our crew. i think that the bottom line is the umpire overstepped his boundary at the start of this match when he gave the warning for the coaching. we all know there s coaching going on from the sidelines. what patrick did with the movement with the hands is so something that should have been really let go of.