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they want to be seen to be acting _ powerful.hat say they have made lots of preparations in opposition for this moment. there are some _ in opposition for this moment. there are some who think they could go further, _ are some who think they could go further, be — are some who think they could go further, be bolder, more ambitious, the row— further, be bolder, more ambitious, the row about the child benefit for instance _ the row about the child benefit for instance but what they're trying to do now _ instance but what they're trying to do now is — instance but what they're trying to do now is convert the power of that word _ do now is convert the power of that word change that they managed to make _ word change that they managed to make so— word change that they managed to make so much of in the election campaign with great success, and turn it— campaign with great success, and turn it into — campaign with great success, and turn it into a reality in government. that is going to be really— government. that is going to be really

we are sort of being led to believe that it will be it will be above inflation, but it's not clear whethery will actually accept the full recommendation. give teachers and nhs workers the full five, 5.5%. and of course, if they do, there will be implications because that's a higher number than treasury officials were expecting. so it could be in the region of £3 billion extra. they've got to find which would have a knock on impact, of course, on later spending, tax and borrowing decisions. so rachel reeves asked about this, as you say, on sunday with laura kuenssberg, herfirst big interview since getting into number 11 downing street. this is what she had to say about it. there is a cost to not settling, a cost of further industrial action, a cost in terms of the challenge that we face in recruiting and retaining doctors and nurses and teachers as well. but we'll do it in a proper way and make sure that the sums add up. so that that phrase right, you heard right at the end, the sums add up. that is very that it's doing a lot of heavy lifting. what about the other question of a cap on benef

that being said, _ to continue running. that being said. i— to continue running.t is quite— said, i think we're seeing it is quite difficult to dislodge a president who has every intent of staying _ president who has every intent of staying in— president who has every intent of staying in office for as long as he can _ staying in office for as long as he can we — staying in office for as long as he can. we really don't have a credible mechanism — can. we really don't have a credible mechanism for removing someone who does not _ mechanism for removing someone who does not want to be removed. there is a 25th _ does not want to be removed. there is a 25th amendment but no one seems to have _ is a 25th amendment but no one seems to have the _ is a 25th amendment but no one seems to have the appetite to use that mechanism. i think that president obama _ mechanism. i think that president obama is — mechanism. i think that president obama is probably one of the few people _ obama is probably one of the few people that can impose onjoe biden the need _ people that can imp

stability will be the cornerstone of my - be the cornerstone of my government's— be the cornerstone ofs economic policy. and every decision — government's economic policy. and every decision will— government's economic policy. and every decision will be _ government's economic policy. and every decision will be consistent. every decision will be consistent with its— every decision will be consistent with its fiscal— every decision will be consistent with its fiscal rules. _ every decision will be consistent with its fiscal rules.— with its fiscal rules. quite a lot of that. with its fiscal rules. quite a lot of that- i _ with its fiscal rules. quite a lot of that. i don't _ with its fiscal rules. quite a lot of that. i don't think _ with its fiscal rules. quite a lot of that. i don't think you - with its fiscal rules. quite a lot of that. i don't think you will i with its fiscal rules. quite a lot| of that. i don't think you will be wildly untreatable to say this was a rhetorical golf, really, as in the vast majority of governments in the last 100 years could have had that at the top o

be — will be reflecting if his role might be to be there for a while to get through— be to be therebe set on what is right for the country, and part of— what is right for the country, and part of what is right for the country. _ part of what is right for the country, and your viewers may not like it. _ country, and your viewers may not like it. but — country, and your viewers may not like it. but it — country, and your viewers may not like it, but it is having a functioning conservative party. is functioning conservative party. is part of functioning conservative party. part of the functioning conservative party. is part of the recriminations, do you feel that the conservative party listened to much to people like you on the right, a strong eurosceptic, or do you believe the wrong thing was to bring in lockdown is, allow the state to grow, to allow the tax burden to rise to the highest level? i think there is a great deal at stake — i think there is a great deal at stake. one thing is events plus technology. the combination of whatsapp and twitter is completely different _ whatsapp

that must be first. netanyahu then announced that yes, we will remove this, and we will give him the bonus of the number of prisoners. israeli prisoners who are going to be released in the first phase are less ok, and the first phase should be wider than before, but this plan is not mentioned in this plan. this means that there is no initiative in gaza anymore , that is , they don't have a plan to take action in gaza. you have to stop the attack, many people were martyred there , the military power of hamas has not been affected, and the prisoners are still in their hands. it is interesting that you are the same. at the time when they kept saying that the israelis are being rescued, those four captives were found in the center of gaza cases , they were not here at all, and they still don't know where these captives are. imagine, naturally, they can't end the war like this because of all the propaganda that we are left behind and if we leave, all of hamas will be destroyed , but here too, if they want to

this cannot be. this should be decided by ukraine.hird point, what does it mean to decide ukraine? if we believe that some president of ukraine can sit down and contrary to the constitution and so on, agree to the fact that he gives some territory to the president of russia? it can't be like that either. as you understand. that it all doesn't work like that, and that, by the way, is the idea that you can play in some internecine conflict between the leaders of the countries, the peoples do not play this role, this is an incredible underestimation of the situation, so once again trump can guarantee putin that ukraine will not join nato, but how, well, he will say that ukraine will not join in his term of office to nato, and then there will be the next president who will say that he will join. like biden, what is the price of such guarantees? the idea, putin's idea that he should seize ukraine, consists precisely in the fact that he does not believe that any guarantees that ukraine will not go somewhere, and its it is possible, it will

will be the person who his legacy will be the person wh . ., his legacy will be the person wh~ . .,d donald trump, but also pave the way for _ who defeated donald trump, but also pave the way for donald - also pave the way for donald trump's return to the white house, a version of donald trump that's even more extreme in many ways and more likely to push the bounds of what people have expressed as a fearful version of the american government then he was between the years of 2017—21. so if he's able to win the election, he's able to win the election, he will go down as someone who has a legacy of being selfless, a statesman, being willing to put his own interests under the interests of the country, and being willing to step down, and very much in the mode of george washington, who decided not to run for another term even though he could've won one. that so that legacy is hanging in the balance and he'll try to frame this moment as an inflection point, a moment where not only is it his legacy hang in the balance, but the version of the country people are considering also hang in the b

hard. >> yeah, yeah, it can be hard. >> it can be difficult.ese sports in the mainstream between olympics as well. i don't think it's impossible. >> i think they would too. yeah. aidan thank you so much. right. still to come this evening a campaign is gathering pace to stop prince harry from being given an award for supporting veterans. so do others deserve it more than he does? you tell me, gbnews.com/yoursay. don't go anywhere channel. >> this election night, we're putting on a party. >> and you are invited. >> and you are invited. >> we'll be here with you, following all the twists and turns, as well as all the live reaction from our election night watch party with our gb news line—up. >> and as morning breaks, we'll be here with breakfast from 6 am. a.m. >> as it becomes clear who the winners and the losers really are. vote 2024 tonight from 955 only on gb news. >> britain's election . channel. >> britain's election. channel. >> britain's election. channel. >> welcome back to dewbs& co with me bev turner. it is now getting up to nearly 8:00

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we should all be relieved. the trump was not seriously hurt us. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said to to night, all americans are grateful. the president trump appears to be fine after a despicable attack on a peaceful roddy. violence has no place in our politics. we appreciate the swift work of the secret service and other law enforcement is with all the political figures have not been calling for unity in response to republican senator j. d. vance is binding. president joe biden. vance has been tipped as chunk of possible choice for vice president said on x today is not just some isolated incidents. the central premise of the bite and campaign is about trump isn't the photo tavian, fascist must be stopped at all costs and the address are excellent directly to trumps attempted assassination. james davis is the find that have touched on strategies the communications firm is also a republican political strategist. he's joining us live from las vegas. thank you very much indeed for being with us. and i

it'd be at now. why do you think he paused one shipment of 2000 pound bombs used to mass slaughter people in terms of personnel missed to make it look good for the administration responsible for the general side taking place in front of our eyes be in and they out and i really believe that by doing it has already paid the price because he was shown to be extremely vulnerable. if he, my dances, can be the see, because he has drugs, many supporters within the youth. and my not, it is in the u. s. a. and i believe that besides his physical pres, gbc, and etc, it says the epic use of sheepish alignment on these range precedence. even sometimes contrary to the national interest today, you are unaware that the level ability in the global south is at its lowest. and that's because of their position and attitude visa be disruptive and the cotton and seeking place. so i personally believe that it will end up with it by then withdrawing his candidacy and blinking is, is except to be of stick to is made your co

would be?it be more refugees? if you accept that there is a deterrent effect in actually saying, i'm going to deal with your case, i'm going to decide that you are not a genuine refugees, and i'm going to send you back. then if you accept that this is a deterrent effect, then that means that it's not going to be more, how is that going to work to be explain to me how that's going to work. >> somebody is here from the some somewhere in africa where there's been a war of which we know not, they're already here. we decide actually, you can't you can't stay here. you failed the point system or whatever system you have. how are we actually going to send them back? do you think a country is going to take a take them back? and what would we do if they say we don't? we are not going to take anybody back because actually we're quite pleased that they're not here because we can't we can hardly feed our own people. >> an eu wide agreement, of course they will take them back, take them back to where? to th

both internally and externally, the less chance there will be that the european union will be able tot least somehow defend itself, at least play some role in the world, so i i really expect that in the coming weeks, maybe months, now, unfortunately, august begins, no... no matter what, it's the holiday period, even if stones will fall from the sky, but european politicians will go on vacation, all offices will be closed, because so accepted in europe, but i really expect that the calls that are already coming from poland, from some baltic countries, will be accumulated in brussels, because i also know that a lot of bureaucrats in the european parliament and in brussels in general are very dissatisfied with orbán's position. and orbán's activities, but this dissatisfaction must be transformed into absolutely clear and tough action, at least the withdrawal of hungary from the presidency of the eu council, prematurely, that it was a clear signal to everyone that such actions are unacceptable, and at the most, that this scandal of close bitterness materializes in some change of rules in

what should be done is that pressure should be on tehran. what should be done and our administration should do this in a bipartisan manner and that is actually apply the sanctions we have. then, we also need to apply secondary faces so other countries do not buy oil from iran. the efforts should be made in every way to put every pressure on the puppetmaster and that is tehran. i want this to continue to be bipartisan. the evil of this circumstances a country that proposes death to israel, death to america. the front line is first. they are after us. this is indeed for the american people. i yelled back. >> mr. sherman is recognized. >> thank you. my hearts go out to you for what has happened to your family. we need to do everything possible to get back the hostages. yet, we know, on october 7, people were released by israel in the hostage exchange, were among those who were killed, were among those who may have taken your family members hostage and it is critical when we get the hostages back without planting the seeds for the next october 7

i'm sure that will be a very difficult you. 19410. i'm going to use this be x. i'm always exactly right. okay. um, but you know, test always going through a long periods. not also in the last week, but he is really trying to unify the life policy. and yeah, he's not difficult on his house, but i think it might probably be during the sort of the majority of, of our small one. okay. we very much appreciate your time. chris hopkins. thank you . a bus to the head. donalds is era who is the target is rarely minute, 2 sides of the barrels of missiles, as israel continues to strike. subbing them in the hell are welcome to look at the international forecast and or have are comparable now starting to we can slightly but it's still a major harbor. $295.00 plus just per hour on those when this is making it's way general wesley direction. and it's still waving pretty quickly as we go on for a friday and makes his way across the top peninsula with copious amounts of frightful things i'm past. could easily say a 100 millimeters of right also, so that will be flooding. it'll p

this may be our present, but it does not have to be our future. we can replace the bite in harris, come off with a president who is strong and smart, rather than sleepy and see nile or in a hurricane clueless and embarrassing. it was pretty clear how things were set to go down even before by made his exit. political bookmakers said that there was an over 60 percent chance that the president would make the decision to drop out of the race. and that should come as no surprise since biden was talking about retirement as far back as 2020. like i told brock if, if, if i reach something where there's a, a fundamental disagreement we have based on a moral principle, i'll, i'll, i'll, i'll, i'll develop some disease and say i have to resign. i tested positive for cobit 19 this afternoon, but i am feeling good and thank everyone for the well wishes. for so long there were so many indications that an attempt to secure a 2nd term for bite and would end in disaster. and yet it took the main stream media and democrats until biden spent nearly 2 hours, not maki

i saw the girls being beaten. i saw the girls coming off -- i saw the girls coming back and forced to take a shower with the door open while it was the first time that anybody, anybody saw their body. we weren't allow to have -- i used to hug myself when i used to cry and not let them see that i'm crying because you weren't allowed to. most of the time it was so difficult trying to think what more we are going to go through and what the girls are going to go through and now i'm here thinking about keith and the girls and it's too much for me to handle because i know where they are and who they're with and i want to ask netanyahu that the deal is on the table, we know what's happening today in israel in the whole area but we don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. if it won't stop matter, it might get bigger and bigger. i'm asking you all, please help us, i'm begging, we need them out as soon as possible. i do not want keith dead or others. thank you very much. >> wow. thank you for that powerful statement. we

i'll be waiting for my turn to be up, i'll be making my| turn to be up, i'll be making my mind up andent zelensky wanted a moment, but give an overarching thought because it's an overarching thought because it's an usually important summit for ukraine but also important forjoe biden, isn't it?— biden, isn't it? absolutely, it's incredibly _ biden, isn't it? absolutely, it's incredibly high _ biden, isn't it? absolutely, it's incredibly high summit - biden, isn't it? absolutely, it's incredibly high summit for - biden, isn't it? absolutely, it's - incredibly high summit for president biden. the worlds eyes will essentially be under president in the wake of the concerns following his debate performance some 12 days ago, and i think it is fair to say there is no margin for error here. it willjust be about natal deliverables. joe biden is —— i said sitting there with abc, he is the one to hold neater together, but people who would be watching for the way he talks, he walks, he presents himself on the world stage. we would have an few opportunities to see that starting off at the auditoriu

of science are being used and are being knowingly used. friends, men hold evil in such a world it will be of little help to try to protect the scientist from restraints from controls, from an imposed secrecy, which he rightly finds incompatible with all he has learned to believe, to cherish. therefore, it is seem to me necessary to explore a somewhat the impact of the advent of atomic weapons on our fellow men and the courses that might lie open for averting the disaster. they invite, i think there is only one such course that in it lies the hope of all our futures.

of science are being used and are being knowingly used. friends, men hold evil in such a world it will be of little help to try to protect the scientist from restraints from controls, from an imposed secrecy, which he rightly finds incompatible with all he has learned to believe, to cherish. therefore, it is seem to me necessary to explore a somewhat the impact of the advent of atomic weapons on our fellow men and the courses that might lie open for averting the disaster. they invite, i think there is only one such course that in it lies the hope of all our futures.

an mp.7 but is 22 too young to be an mp.7 >> but is 22 too young to be an mp? >> also a descendant of enslaved people, a black working class man from tottenham. >> and it didn't too take long, did it? for david lammy to play the race card and the establishment media can't hide their left wing bias. >> why me and have you unpacked yet? >> have you found your way around ? around? >> who's your money on to be the next tory party leader? >> i'm having lots of conversations with colleagues, but underlying all of this , of but underlying all of this, of course, we have to talk as a unified party. >> joe biden has yet another shocker. >> i'm staying in the race. >> i'm staying in the race. >> yeah, yeah, full clip to follow. but what would you do if you were on this plane? watch very closely. yeah. oh, good grief. well, there we are. not sure i'd fare that well there on my panel is columnist at the express, carole malone . express, carole malone. journalist benjamin butterworth and founder of global britain is amanda bogle. oh, and, what on earth is going on here? >>

able to enjoy you all to be here be on stage with mike. i have been struck by the sense of urgency the department of the air force moving out on addressing the people's republic of china and challenges which of course called for in the national defense strategy which canal in 2022, and overall the department of defense has been quite focused on the last couple an organized the equipped perspective coming really is remarkable how much progress has been made in the last couple of years to really drive this through but the air force the space force although still considerable work to become and you may have heard secretary kendall that you talk about re- optimizing for great power and the air force and of course it being part of the air force until about five years ago for a long time, had been focus on efficiencies for roughly 30 years and focus on who support operations in places like the middle east and afghanistan encounter insurgency campaigns and la are quite focused on aligning our organizational of policy and administrative approaches

can be.n i last looked, it was six all in the final set of the match, with katie taking the first and harriet taking the second. really, really tense game sounds really, really exciting. we are also due to see cameron norrie and jack draper play each other. another two brits. i was actually at wimbledon as a punter on tuesday and i watched jack draper manage to get through that final that that , through that final that that, that first round, he was looking in very, very good form . and in very, very good form. and also as if that wasn't exciting enough, you've got fernley, another brit playing djokovic and amazingly, fernley has managed to take the third set from djokovic. so it is just possible that a brit manages to knock world number three out of the championship. djokovic is back only three and a half weeks after having surgery on his knees. so a really, really exciting day for british tennis today. and of course the wonderful ending moment of it all will be andy murray playing in those

money on to be the >> who's your money on to be the next tory party leader? >> i'm having lots of conversations with colleagues, but underlying all of this , of but underlying all of this, of course, we have to talk as a unified party. >> joe biden has yet another shocker. >> i'm staying in the race. >> i'm staying in the race. >> yeah, yeah, full clip to follow. but what would you do if you were on this plane? watch very closely. yeah. oh, good grief. well, there we are. not sure i'd fare that well there on my panel is columnist at the express, carole malone . express, carole malone. journalist benjamin butterworth and founder of global britain is amanda bogle. oh, and, what on earth is going on here? >> they're really running at our car . oh, dear >> they're really running at our car. oh, dear. >> get ready britain, here we go . >> get ready britain, here we go. soft on crime. soft on the causes of crime. next. >> the latest from the gb newsroom at just after 9:00. and the main news tonight is that rishi sunak has announced his interim conservative shadow c

but we need those very limited facilities to be exceptionally high quality, to be therapeutic, to be involving family in those children. the purpose of that intervention is for the child to go home and succeed in a family. if so we need to cover the landscape of the continuum that is needed. >> thank you. i think you said it best, this is about a success for these kids. mr. buchanan was spot on when he said this is our future. we can do a lot to help, so thank you all very much. i yield back. >> thank you. mr. kelly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding the hearing. first of all, ms. hilton, i first read about your story in "vanity fair." i don't usually read that magazine. my wife does -- [laughter] and she say, you have got to read this story. you won't believe what happened to her. your very presence here, believe me, we have a lot of briefings here, but we don't get this type of a crowd,and we certainly don't focus that many people who come in from the media a and want to get pictures. you telling what happened to you in your life and what happened is absolutely incr

let's give people reasons to be engagedin give people reasons to be engaged in work and be proud of thingsand be proud of things. but let's also recognise that humans have always experimented. there's all types of drugs, by the way, and that you can raise treasury money from it. you can actually make sure that you don't have these gangs dealing with it. you can have, like we saw with hiv and syringes one minute. it was a terrible thing that couldn't be discussed. and another minute you have a harm reduction approach. i'm saying let's do a cost benefit analysis. let's talk about our values . let's do talk about our values. let's do it democratically with everyone and have a rather than repeating the same platitudes when people are getting killed and saying, what do we do? what do we do? i happen to have worked with some people who used to be involved in those sorts of things. when my role in nightlife and others that have come out and have set up initiatives for ex—offenders , up initiatives for ex—offenders, for young people to do, getting them involved in music, in sport and other things

responsible be severe, i expect it to be more i severe, i expect it to be more severe, i expect it toraeli regime from the consulate in syria. may was a hero to the iranians pupil —— ismail haniyeh was a hero. his extended family has been slaughtered over the past ten months. the israeli regime has been targeting his grandchildren, his extended family, as they do. as we know, they are raping men in prison, they slaughter children across the border in gaza. people like ismail haniyeh are considered as heroes, who are defending the people of palestine. the very fact he was murdered in tehran makes it all the more important for iranians to make sure the israeli regime is punished. this is possibly something that benjamin netanyahu wants, an escalation. can ou clari netanyahu wants, an escalation. can you clarify what you think the harsh punishment could be, what happens next? i punishment could be, what happens next? ~ , punishment could be, what happens next? ~' , ., . next? i think there will be a direct response- — next? i think there will be a direct response- last — next? i think th

of course, there will be no details of what this countermeasure will be, but we managed, let's say, to prevent these missiles from reaching their goal, we understand how heavy the destruction would be, yesterday the enemy attacked ballistics, again the recreational zone, that is, the coastal zone... this afternoon the enemy again tried to attack with missiles, now the type of missile is being established, where there could be a hit, beforehand information that it could have been an kh-31p anti-radar missile, and we understand that a sign of all these strikes, including the presence of reconnaissance drones in the sky over the odesa region, we note this, we also see the need for appropriate means of fire damage in order to get these respectively. to destroy them and not give an opportunity in real time to target those missiles that the enemy throws at odesa and the odesa region. i want to say again, we have enemy attacks, they happen practically every day, even now it is difficult to say during this week what there is also what passed when there were no shellings, there were a little le

her priorities will - be going forward? her priorities will be - be going forward?ll be to - be going forward? he: priorities will be to keep her reform, which is bringing innovation to tokyo as number one. she has done start number two, she is friend make tokyo a financial hub again —— trying to make tokyo. vis—a—vis singapore and hong kong. thirdly, medicaland singapore and hong kong. thirdly, medical and welfare. just a living standard improvement. the wage increase and making sure that the social safety net is there.— safety net is there. nobuko, thank you — safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very _ safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very much - safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very much for - safety net is there. nobuko, | thank you very much for your time today, nobuko kobayashi. turning to the uk, incoming prime minister keir starmer has a daunting in—tray as his labour party gets to work governing britain. he has to fix a crippling cost—of—living crisis, and economic growth is in the doldrums. to boost the economy to put more money in the pocke

you be i, everyone will always be better off with a job you be. i can be an economic slower on which we all can stay at the one to let you know we're having a townhome discussion and cook out tomorrow. i'm just heading out flyers for event . we're having tomorrow at the courthouse. my name is alma so lucky and i'm an associate professor of practice in political science at n y u, shanghai. awesome. it's going to be right across the street at the courthouse. ok. and we're going to talk about ways of bringing economic vitality to town. so it's one of the thank you, a rate is people really understood with the basic income is i think it be great if this is something that they started to talk to candidates about as well. so that we can bring the broader attention to the idea based income and get the voices of ordinary people rather than just academics like me. the . the simplest way to like explain a basic income is that it's like social security for the rest of us. a basic income would be a monthly payments that would go to everyone. i think if we get

be safe, sir. let's start with the super cup , the date and the fact that it will not be held at all. when will the league start? an initial explanation from the respected president of the federation, mr. tash , will definitely be held, but i cannot announce the date now because we are entering the decade of muharram and travel is correct. and let's say that we will definitely do it after the muharram trip, which means that before the league starts , the super cup will definitely be held, not now. no, it must be before that. we can play this game after the fede games. aha, that means maybe it won't be before the league and the start date of the league . yes, anyway, the start date of the league is the beginning of august, and probably the end of august. now this is the date. on the 25th, it is correct to say that it is not correct yet, but the announcement means that the exact date has not been finalized. these dates can be played, but not all games are possible at all it is not acceptable because

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so all this guff about it being good for, you know , diversity, being for, you know, diversity, beingood for the city itself, it clearly isn't. and emmanuel macron, i think, knows that deep down. and that's why the national rally did so very well in the elections. and the second thing i would say is, james, do you can you seriously look me in the eye right now and tell me that they would have drag queens mocking islam in the same way that they mocked christianity? >> i think that it's i think if you are a christian, then you are able to mock that religion. so i don't think it's a it's an argument that this was the image of the last supper that they, they, displayed on our screens . they, displayed on our screens. and, and that is, barbara bush a very infamous. >> well, she doesn't look very butch. >> aj in france , who is >> aj in france, who is internationally famous and iconic. >> but i go back to that question. would they feel comfortable mocking islam? i think if they were muslim and they were mocking islam, that's on them. >> they're not christian. how do you know they're not chr

be that k. i think there's plenty of time to do that. most countries in the world run their elections in attempts to the time that we do. i mean, we've just seen the british do it. yeah. it's all with the world. it doesn't have to be that long. drawn out as it can be done. however, if the endorsements keep rolling along, that will be come irrelevant and we'll have a not in northern candidate, but one close to it. and that's, that's certainly be, i think, a better than present buying stay in the race. and i think we're all in the most of us are in a great amount less well which leads to the present vice presidential candidate. let's just get steve clements as opinion to all this as well. bring it into the conversation along with both you steve, with you clock i and also with a barbara a steve type is a host of a weekly show. the bottom line. do you think that's what clark has said? steve is a possibility, a more open debate. all right, but opportunities to come to that. so the convention to choos

to a new generation to allow president biden to be the president i know he is and can be.have our disagreements. we get back and forth, and -- but i've -- i have all the confidence in the world he can do that. >> how much time do democrat haves to settle this? >> i think the time is very short. i mean, if it goes into the campaign -- into the, you know, convention itself, that changes the whole dynamic, but before the convention, i believe it can be an open primary process, and let the cream rise. i've got two governors in my neighborhood. i've got kentucky and pennsylvania. both working in challenging areas. both able to be able to work with a legislature that is not of their own party, being able to not to villainize anyone who happens to have that because they have a name, and bringing states together and having some progress. let's hear from some of the rising stars, this new generation. >> but black women are the backbone of the democratic party. if you bypass the vice president, kamala harris, doesn't that undermine -- >> this isn't about race and gender. >> no, but

try being blowing. what i gotta tell you, rick boeing's reputation is i would say, irreparably harmed by this non stop bad news of their own making. yeah, this. 2 their own fault hubris and greed became paramount. so quality has kind of taken a backseat public confidence in the brand, especially when those wind commercial like we just saw, has taken more of a nose dive than what we just saw in that video. thankfully that latest scare, you know, didn't have deadly results. but remember that that, that boeing jet, the alaska flight back in january where the door whipped right off mid flight. now you add in their star line or troubles. i mean, like, i don't know if aaa is in space yet, so i don't know who they're going to call for a toll up there. but if you asked me what i would tell the suits at boeing is, maybe you are a focus on the bread and butter. yeah. a company 1st and that, that is making the commercial objects that are error or the before you look up to the cosmos. because if you can't make a je

he could be president or he probably will be president or he probably will be president for the nextive months. all things being equal. and they're simply making the point that if he's not good enough to be the candidate for the president, for the presidency, why is he, well enough or fit enough to be the president of the united states for another five months? >> most definitely. do you think there's a chance that biden will be forced to step down as president of the united states in the weeks ahead, given the fact that he has today and tonight just yielded to pressure tonight just yielded to pressure to exit the campaign. >> anything's possible. and i think that the democrats have really put a lot of pressure on to biden to drop out. the only people around biden who were trying to keep him in the race seem to be his wife. and a few other close aides. but people like barack obama behind the scenes have really been putting pressure to on president biden so that he's not the nominee . it so that he's not the nominee. it looked like the democrats are obviously desperate to beat donald t

be debating. this is really incomplete of people in real chaos today. >> last tuesday when we were in milwaukee, we were on the five and i said, wait, if i were vance, i would not commit to a debate with kamala harris because she may not end up being the vice presidential nominee. we just knew something was going to happen. something was in the water. it is interesting how in disarray the democrats were. just this morning you at the democratic state party chairs of these states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, nevada and michigan all issue a joint letter saying biden should stay in the race. even while biden is huddled with his top campaign of white house officials, those state party chairs were asked to put their neck out again to do the lemon law election. biden also did not say why he has withdrawn. i am also curious about this. this is such a big announcement at a big moment and if he is recovering from covid in a way that makes them so frail or so week that he cannot addres

he's always going to be boastful. he's always going to be loud. he's always going to tell you what he's going to do. he'll tell you he won when he didn't win and it doesn't matter because people love that about him. and i think at this point, you were to ask me, i've been following and writing about and talking about politics for the better part of the last 40 years in this country. i think it's going to be very, very, very difficult. no matter who the democrats put on that balance to be to the main men so that donald trump has going for him right now. some of it because he created it, some of it because it seems to be something that may have come from above. but it's, it's going to be very difficult. i think the best the democrats can do right now in the united states is trying to retain some power in the senate and in the congress . i could be wrong, maybe in george colonial step in there. and he'll just remember, right? mesmerize everyone which is you know, john and good luck your whatever. i don't know, reagan did it. i got a guy from hollywoo

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it could still be deadly. you could tell me peninsula is already drenched from heavy storms a week ago. and a slow moving hurricane could at least devastating floods and land slides. as the waves of growing bigger and according to authorities. hurricane barrels should be making land for about 4 or 5 hours in bloom. that is a very, very popular tourist area, and also a home to one of mexico's most important mayan ruins. all of that has now been put under red alert, but early afternoon to speak to an empty people or to stay at home and away from their windows. but a beautiful voskus was still open, hoping to sell as many tacos, as he quoted before, boarding up. he knows he won't be making any money for a while. yes, i'm secure, but the family comes 1st. i have to support the media. all it just say beryl has not only gathered strength unusually fast, but also formed earlier in the season than any other on record in the caribbean. the because, according to the full costs of across the, you can turn peninsula into

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it could be said to be coming home.utely unbelievable scenes there. >> will hollis you legend. i'm loving having a look at this place now. they're in sheffield . place now. they're in sheffield. what dreams are made of? there it is. i mean, that final is going to be absolutely epic. i'm very pleased to say i will not be at work for that final. can i also just say a massive round of applause from everyone here @gbnews for those fine , @gbnews for those fine, upstanding young men there who, despite clearly consuming what i can only imagine, was between, i'd say what, nine and 15 pints each? not a single blink noted as well. with that last slide there. not a swear word. not a swear word in sight. i thought the bloke wearing the number eight shirt was going to give us a little bit of difficulty towards the end i had my money on an on air apology, but no, no, he just went straight out the traps. it's coming home, will hollis, you're a legend as well. thank you very, very much . well. thank you very, very much. well done engl