presentation of the wad environmental service award to margaret johnson for discussion. commissioner, would you like to present in the award to our >> recipient >> yes, absolutely. pleasure to present this to maggie gentlemen of the juries. who was retiring after 10 years of service with the environment department. and over 20 plus years in the field of hazardous waste management. has a deep commitment to public service and the residents and rate payors that make the work possible. maggie helped transition house, waste from the early days of how are we going to deal with this stuff to providing one of the most robust house polled holds waste collection programs in the nation. she has an encyclopedia's worth of knowledge. when maggie work for consultants provided assistance in waste. minimumization to the city and worked with darryl, the department's first dpreshth on the city's first sustain ability plan. foundation for getting the city to establish the environment department. >> brought her experience and expertise in the hhw industry from san francisco to youtubea a pe

presentation of the wad environmental service award to margaret johnson for discussion. commissioner, would you like to present in the award to our >> recipient >> yes, absolutely. pleasure to present this to maggie gentlemen of the juries. who was retiring after 10 years of service with the environment department. and over 20 plus years in the field of hazardous waste management. has a deep commitment to public service and the residents and rate payors that make the work possible. maggie helped transition house, waste from the early days of how are we going to deal with this stuff to providing one of the most robust house polled holds waste collection programs in the nation. she has an encyclopedia's worth of knowledge. when maggie work for consultants provided assistance in waste. minimumization to the city and worked with darryl, the department's first dpreshth on the city's first sustain ability plan. foundation for getting the city to establish the environment department. >> brought her experience and expertise in the hhw industry from san francisco to youtubea a pe

john major, boris johnson oh my god, well, that's what margaret thinks. >> absolutely. >> absolutely.are you going to talk about priti patel? i thought man which man? boris johnson, boris johnson has been raised by tory centrists as he's raised by tory centrists as he's raised by tory centrists as he's raised by himself. man, he is no farage. there's no chance that bofis farage. there's no chance that boris johnson is getting a sufficient purchase with the british public. he's not getting a second chance. he's having a quite nice life right now , quite nice life right now, earning an absolute fortune on the circuit . he would do it for the circuit. he would do it for his own vanity. boris johnson doesn't want to put the hard well, he's in the opposition shaving. >> there is sporadically. >> there is sporadically. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> exactly. how many chances did the italians give berlusconi until he died. >> and look what happened. >> and look what happened. >> kept on giving him more and it didn't work out so well for him. trump's about to get another shot at the white house and he o

since the days of margaret thatcher at heart, nigel is a very strong, robust thatcherite, conservativelandscape he should be welcomed into the, the conservative party. i think suella braverman is absolutely a right to suggest that, he should be brought into the fold. and i know there are many other senior conservative figures that i've spoken to, who would be very keen, actually, to have nigel farage back inside the conservative party. so, i do think the conservatives really have to be united on, on multiple fronts . it has to be multiple fronts. it has to be unhed multiple fronts. it has to be united conservative movement. it makes no sense to split the conservative movement down the middle between the conservative party and reform . jul. party and reform. jul. >> yeah, but nigel farage and reform certainly would say that. the problem is that the conservative party isn't a conservative movement. in actual fact, it's probably filled to the rafters with lib dems . the rafters with lib dems. >> well, yeah, i have a lot of sympathy for that. at that point of view. there are a lot of lefti

since the days of margaret thatcher at heart, nigel is a very strong, robust thatcherite, conservativescape he should be welcomed into the, the conservative party. i think suella braverman is absolutely a right to suggest that, he should be brought into the fold. and i know there are many other senior conservative figures that i've spoken to, who would be very keen, actually, to have nigel farage back inside the conservative party. so, i do think the conservatives really have to be united on, on multiple fronts . it has to be multiple fronts. it has to be unhed multiple fronts. it has to be united conservative movement. it makes no sense to split the conservative movement down the middle between the conservative party and reform . jul. party and reform. jul. >> yeah, but nigel farage and reform certainly would say that. the problem is that the conservative party isn't a conservative movement. in actual fact, it's probably filled to the rafters with lib dems . the rafters with lib dems. >> well, yeah, i have a lot of sympathy for that. at that point of view. there are a lot of lefties i

of the vote of any prime minister since margaret thatcher, actually, even a higher share of the vote than, than tony blair achieved in 1997, no, he still went for corbyn over boris johnson. strange. well, there you go. >> gbnews.com/yoursay please do get in touch on everything from the weather to politics and let us know your thoughts. but first, the headlines. >> tom. emily, thank you very much. good afternoon to you. it's 12:02. the top story this afternoon from the newsroom. well, with less than two weeks to go until the general election on the 4th of july, rishi sunak has accused labour of planning to change every rule they can to stay in power if they win the election. the prime minister is urging the voters not to sleepwalk into the polls on the 4th of july. and speaking at the launch of the conservatives manifesto for wales in the last few moments, mr sunak has warned against falling into labour's trap. this is a man who tried to overturn the result of the brexit referendum, who twice urged everyone to make jeremy corbyn prime minister and who ran on a series of pledges to be

margaret hoover builds applause. you, julie reagan ski. thank you all for being here and tonight. i'm laura coates live. you're going to hear from the milwaukee mayor, mayor johnson, because he's going to respond to what trump said today. there was a high dispute over it, whether or not he called it horrible and what his context was that will be at 10:00 p.m. eastern. you won't want to miss it. also coming up for us here on the source, a supreme court ruling that stunned many today. >> but you've got to read the fine print of this suzanne on access to the abortion pill. >> plus you saw the former top prosecutor on trump's georgia case on this show last night, to answer on the timeline of his relationship with district attorney. now, the attorney who brought all of that to light, is going to join me when the competition is a nuclear competition, spying is extraordinarily important russia were trying to spy on us we were spying on them it's very difficult to determine whom you can trust. i was study frank everything got out of control this is a war the secret was secrets and spies,