the same way our leaders run our country. they yammer on endlessly g abour itmocracy, but then at the same time, they do their best to a avoid democracy s most basic requirements, like free speechel and representative government. e a few years ago, the prime minister of italy at the time, paolo gentiloni, bragged tow ye the world economic forum about his plans to, quote, bring more social justice to the country by what she meant, importing many more thousands of poorly educated economic migrants from the third world into italy. we are very open on migration, he said. we are saving lives at sea, a saving lives.oo congratulations. you re such a good person. but the question is , and it s a relevant question in a democracy, what are the people who live in italy that would be your constituents? think of that idea. well, as the prime ministert? explained, he didn t care, quot: quote, a demand for more democracy not only is wrong, it s even dangerous.llows you following this, you
Because of donald trump, more than 20 states have abortion bans. The impact of this ban will be felt. Not just in florida, but across the southeast. Former President Donald Trump did this. Good evening once again. And lets get excited. Im Stephanie Ruhle and we are 186 days away from the election. This week, donald j. Trump continued to protest his treatment in this criminal trial here in New York City. While across the nation. Protests on the war in gaza extended to more campuses. With our cabinet here. Sammy sage, cofounder and Chief Creative Officer of beches media. This was a crazy week. Tapes, donald trump got fined for violating the gag order. Another gag order hearing. A lot happened. Tom, this morning the judge kind of didnt stick it to donald trump. But, he made it clear because donald trump has been out there this week saying im not going to be able to testify because of this gag order. And the judge looked him square in the eye and said you absolutely can. Enough of this non
centre of power, whereas the treasury, foreign policy and national security are overrepresented. just going back to the first sentence, you say you don t remember anyone working in the centre or who was part of those conversations who had a detailed understanding of the way the nhs operated. given all we have heard about the importance of the nhs and notjust in terms of caring for people, but the detail, whether it was going to be overwhelmed or not, thatis was going to be overwhelmed or not, that is very striking statement. yes. it was an observation at the time yes. it was an observation at the time and yes. it was an observation at the time and is yes. it was an observation at the time and is striking in retrospect as welt time and is striking in retrospect as welt i time and is striking in retrospect as well. i think it probably goes to what as well. i think it probably goes to what needs to be different in it should what needs to be different in it should no
and others who were separated from loved ones in care homes say this is a milestone moment. james shaw is at the inquiry for us. what can you tell us? lord brailsford, what can you tell us? lord brailsford, the what can you tell us? lord brailsford, the chair - what can you tell us? lord brailsford, the chair of - what can you tell us? lord brailsford, the chair of the j brailsford, the chair of the inquiry, brailsford, the chair of the inquiry, started this first public session inquiry, started this first public session by laying out some of the context. session by laying out some of the context, describing the pandemic as the most context, describing the pandemic as the most severe health crisis in living the most severe health crisis in living memory which had affected everyone living memory which had affected everyone in scotland, every aspect of national everyone in scotland, every aspect of national life, not just the 17,700 of national life, not just the 17,70