good afternoon on the saturday, i'm yasmin vossoughian. we've got a lot to cover right now. stick with me through these next two hours. help may soon be on the way to parents desperate for baby formula. a key plan reopening just today. three trump continents all defied subpoenas from the january six committee. so why is the doj only charging one of. them we are also watching south florida, as a tropical system brings potentially delicate deadly flooding there. plus -- new revelations that resee -- then a shocking new attack.

on transgender athletes in the state of ohio. a republican bill calls for inspecting the gel entirely of students. all of that plus a star studded concert set to begin shortly, as the queen's platinum jubilee celebration. we're live at buckingham palace. let's begin with breaking news out of delaware. president biden is spending the weekend in encouraging -- josh is good to talk to. i know this happened in the last few minutes. let's get to the news now. talk me through what we know. >> well courting to a secret service spokesman, who spoke to our producer, there was a small aircraft, were told it was a says now, a four seed or, that was accidentally in the restricted airspace over ravi beach, where the president and the first lady are spending the weekend. according to a secret service, the pilot made a mistake. was on the wrong radio channel.

didn't have the update information. there was a u.s. military airplane, that escorted that plane out of the airspace. according to a white house official, president biden and the first lady were evacuated from their beach home here in delaware to an undisclosed location that we believe, based on what we can see, was this fire station right behind me. this is rehoboth avenue, which was quickly shut down by secret service. secret service vehicles came to this fire station. president biden was there for a short time, while the white house officials and secret mater everything was safe and escorted the aircraft out of the airspace according to white house officials, the president and first lady are safely back at their home here in rehobeth. >> thank you if anything breaks please bring it to. us i want to get now to the new

reaction to the decision by the doj not to charge several top officials from the trump white house for contempt of congress. it comes hours after peter navarro, peter navarro was indicted for refusing to comply with the january six committee. the doj announcing it will not file charges against dan scavino, mark meadows, and others who are found in attempts of -- in a statement dense given as attorney said this, we are grateful the doj exercise sound judgment and deciding not to prosecute this case given the substantial flaws in the legal basis of the committee subpoena and the issues -- yesterday the doj indicted peter navarro for declining to -- and the other for refusing to -- he faces up to one year for presenting each count. here's navarro's at the

courthouse. >> they are essentially acting as a judge, jury, an executioner. their mission, their clear mission is to prevent donald john trump from running for president in 2020 ford and being elected to the president. >> joining me now is msnbc contributing jill wine-banks, former assistant watergate prosecutor, and sole host of the sisters and law. protests was a pleasure to see you on this saturday afternoon. let's talk to some of. this you've got a january six committee essentially praising the doj for navarro saying, while today than indictment was the correct decision by the justice department, we find the decision to reward mark meadows and dense give enough for the continued attack on the rule of law puzzling. let's talk about what happened to navarro versus convene oh and. meadows would you make of the doj's decision not to pursue meadows and scavino? >> it is a little puzzling i

think there are distinctions between the cases and the department of justice owes it to us to explain more fully based said it was based on individual facts and circumstances on each of the cases i'd like to know with those distinctions are, there is an office of legal counsel opinion that of course could be reviewed and could be amended could be completely changed about not going against people who are top level advisers in the white house. but in the was an active member of the white house top level when he refused to testify, or about the time he refused to testify. he was indicted. so why is it something special about meadows and scavino? well they cooperated a little bit. that's maybe the only difference. but in the, and they did not fully comply, i think they are subject to being indicted for

not letting america know the facts that america needs to know about an attempt to overturn the election, which is what this is all about. >> we know meadows provided a heck of a lot of emails back and forth text messages, paper trail, i should, say i believe it was thousands of pieces of communication that he provided to the committee, and yet they did refused to testify because they both cited this executive privilege with the president. that is obviously the defenses they continue to stand by. i do want to play for you what we heard from congressman louis gohmert, talking about an everest indictment. quite puzzling to say the least. >> we have a two tier justice system. if you're a republican, you can't even lie to congress, or lie to an fbi agent, or they're

coming after you. >> that's accurate. do you shouldn't really be allowed to lie. republican or democrat. to congress or the fbi. fairly accurate. >> that is for sure. and you should not be able to lie ever, even to the american people. but that's a question of how we vote, not about whether you get indicted. when he said doesn't make any sense. it makes no more sense than the claim that there is executive privilege for discussions of committing a crime or insurrection or planning to overturn the results of a free and fair election. so i don't get the claim of executive privilege even by the two that are not being indicted, because they are not being asked about conversations with the president about their work. they're being asked about what they know about, also about

conversations with other people, as shown in the meadows communications. they were people from congress and people, ginni thomas from example, those can't have any executive privilege. executive privilege falls flat. >> let me ask you this before i let you go. we know public testimonies beginning this week. we are being told this is yet unseen testimony, yet unseen documentation that is gonna be revealed by the january six committee. what are you expecting to hear? to see? what are you gonna be looking for as this public face of this destination begins? >> first, i would love to see live witnesses. i would like to see the testimony in person, i don't want to see a recording of it. i think there is nothing as powerful as the witness themselves. we've heard things like, well, i heard that trump said. it might be a good idea to hang

-- i want to hear that witness say life. those are the kind of things that could really make a difference. i think there is a lot, i have one fear, which is of the trial lawyer, i know you never want to over promise. i worry that this will -- this is gonna blow the roof of the house, is a kind of promise that must be fulfilled by really clear and convincing evidence. and not stuff we've already heard. >> thank you as always, we appreciate you joining us at this hour. thank. you let's talk about the baby formula shortage. is there some good and breaking news about that, parents of newborns who are happy to hear one of the largest suppliers in the u.s. of baby formula has just restarted production in its michigan plant. abbott laboratories reopened its largest -- it was shut down in february at the time. the fda found contamination

issues and egregiously -- said, we understand the urgent need for formula, and be our top priority is getting high, quality safe formula into hands of families across america. we will run production of formula will meeting all the requirements. they say they may not be able to reach store shelves until at least june 20th. more about this coming up in a live report in the next hour. moving on to uvalde, and texas as well. san antonio, community members, activists, elected leaders, coming together to hold a stand with the uvalde rally. it was organized as the kickoff to the summer of action. -- represents uvalde -- also making caused -- nbc working to independent irrelevant five. this state senator -- joining me now. state senator. it's always good.

i let's first address-year-old are today in san antonio. and when you plan to address. >> [inaudible] it's false promises, false recommendations, that just like every other massacre that happened in texas. we have to start getting people motivated about the policies that in some ways are killing us. that's the truth. either what they're doing or whether not doing or killing our children. as harsh as that sounds, that is what is happening in texas. >> let me ask you about the 9-1-1 call. so i mentioned that you made news. we heard essentially 9-1-1 calls were not being communicated to the police chief outside of robb elementary school. we also getting news reports from the new york times that nbc has not verified on our own

that the police chief in fact did not even have a radio on his person, and he was the third officer behind those two that were grazed by bullets by the shooter, first showing up to the school. what do you make of these new developments. have you heard anything else? >> i know what you know, i was told by law enforcement that this person did not have comps. i asked what that and then. i was not told he didn't have a radio. as told he didn't have comps. my critique of that is then who makes this guide, the incident commander? how do you become an incident commander with no comps? you just raise your hand? to my point, i think that every law enforcement agency in that room that was receiving 9-1-1 calls, it's just as responsible here for their failure of not going into the, breaching that room. it's just a colossal, colossal human error, system failure, and unfortunately it might have led to the loss of life. >> you know it's interesting,

senator, because you have a new york congressmen, a republican, essentially coming out against guns for the very first times, feeling as he have to act. he's been quoted that, he had to do. something is not come out and saying he's all about essentially putting restrictions in place when it comes to assault rifles, possibly an all-out ban, possibly raising the age of acquiring assault rifle, and because of his stance, every republican that endorsed him in his reelection bid, withdrew his their endorsement that he is no longer running. his campaign is now and. it it feels that is the backlash that republicans are worried about if they were to change their stance on gun control. specifically assault rifles. is that's what's happening in texas as well? >> [inaudible] the rest of them there are bunch of cowards. both in washington and in austin.

we've got a governors doing where them of the same. the special committee will eat absolutely no solutions on guns. not even what republican constituents who are calling me about, which is raising the age limit to 20. what you need to be 20 went by gun, but you can buy an ar-15 at 18. this is disgusting what's happening throughout this country. >> the lieutenant governor set up a special committee to prevent mass shootings, essentially looking into the ways in which they can do better. you were left off the committee. senator this is not the first time you've been left of things since the shooting at robb. do you want to be on that committee? >> this committee is a toothless tiger. i'm gonna have a committee the same day, somewhere in the building, or on the ground somewhere, and we're gonna talk to experts across this country talking about real gun solutions. we're gonna talk about what's raising the h means.

we're gonna talk about where waiting period mean-spirited. working on that and we're gonna have a committee if, leaders want to show up to our committee hearing that's where we're gonna do ours is just as much official as there is this. at the end of the day, i have no interest in taking part in a committee that is talking about a single door of a school, as if that was the answer. the lieutenant governor yesterday put out a press release, that every cop is not gonna have a ballistic shield in his car. there were ballistic shields in that hallway. a lot of good it did those kids. listen, the 18-year-old pawn that bought these guns shouldn't have bought them. i am a gun. owner i know what my constituents. wants my consist to its don't have ar-15s. they want the age limit raised to 21. they want red flags. they want common sense gun solutions. they want republicans to represent them. let me just get you on the record here, senator, before i

let you go. i know you have a busy day ahead, and that is, should pizza redondo lose his position, his seat on the city council, and his job as chief? >> listen, everyone's point to get peter. i don't know peter, i don't know, if it were me, i certainly would not have gone to become the city council member that was sworn in. i wouldn't have done it. i just wouldn't. at some point, people need to examine their own selves. he doesn't work for me, he doesn't work for the state of texas. people who do work for me are the two, as many as 13 officers who were in that how way. those were the state troopers who -- same a state legislators. they fail just like everybody else. failed i respect law enforcement, but at the end of the day, if you put on a badge and you take that out, you take the oath to do everything you're supposed to do, including an active shooter protocol, which is breach the broom when you have an active shooter, and answer when 9-1-1 calls are coming. in >> breach the room the matter what, even if you are, alone even if you just have a handgun on, you no matter what you have on your person, you go into that room, especially if that shooter is killing

innocent children. state senator roland couture, us as always, and through the stop the last time -- we talk but i hope you're taking care of yourself as well. 160 miles per hour since they last saw you, so i hope you're getting some rest. i hope you appreciate it. we're also keeping a cup eye on florida, everybody, we're a tropical storm warning remains in effect across the state. amid major flooding and intense winds. take a look at the flooding just in miami, by the, way to test been hit really hard. and bc's stephanie sanchez is in miami covering us for us. stephanie, take us. there look, the flooding looks pretty intense. of course, there are warnings that this thing was headed towards miami. how are folks handling? it what do you see? >> yeah, good afternoon to you. right now, we have a break in the rain. that's tropical storm advisory still in effect, though, and a flood advisory remains in effect. here in miami, and the surrounding areas, until 2:45 local time. let me show you what's happening behind. me i am here at the intersection of --

boulevard and 11th street, and you could see this intersection pretty heavily flooded. but water has started to recede, fortunately, so we are seeing cars make their way through the intersection. most of them are doing okay, but this, earlier, when the water was much higher, we saw several cars that were stalling out. and this has been the problem throughout much of miami, because several streets have been flooded. miami pretty much a mess. we're going to speak to the miami area fire and rescue leader, he says that they had about 125 calls for help, of people getting trapped in waterways. the good news is, no fatalities. so, no serious injuries or anything like that, but it is certainly been a mess. the good news is, you are getting a break in the rain. oh, i see a little bit of blue sky behind me. but this may still end up being the first main storm of hurricane season. they expected to move offshore, where it will strengthen a little bit and turn into alex. so, this is what's happening. hurricane season just a couple

of days into the year, and so, far though, everything is looking pretty called bright now. >> all right, thank you, stephanie. appreciate it. still ahead this hour, the house -- gun and violence measures this, week about the political divide remains incredibly clear. >> there's nowhere for it to come off, it doesn't, fit so this can't be banned -- >> that doesn't hold. it >> under my house, i could do whatever i want with my guns. >> still no idea what he was doing. their first, the, ukrainian president zelenskyy's message of resilience after marking 100 days since russia's invasion of ukraine. coming right up. right up. teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah, i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪

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101 days since russia invaded ukraine. and the nato secretary general is now calling the conflict a war of attrition. earlier, newly appointed u.s. ambassador to ukraine, brigitte brink toward the devastation outside kyiv. the u.s. will support ukraine in their investigation of possible war crimes. -- we're on the ground for you in capital city. good to see you, ambassador brink was calling for justice there. she's new to this position, even though we are continuing to see this war rage on. >> that's right,. yasmin brinks said that those responsible for war crimes committed in ukraine have to be held accountable.

she said, it's not just the people that committed those unspeakable atrocities that we've seen over the last hundred and one days, but also those commanders. the seniors who dished out the orders to those ground troops to commit these things, to break the ukrainian spirit. she said that the united states is going to do everything it can to help ukraine, to help international process before, whether it's through the state department ordered u.s. aid to bring people to account, who have committed these crimes across ukraine. let's take a listen to what's ambassador bring kathy. >> i think it's really important to bear witness to these horrible atrocities. and being here today has only strengthened my resolve to help ensure justice and accountability. i think the efforts are's efforts of the prosecutor general are very important, and i don't think they should stop or be paused, just because the war continues. i think people deserve justice, and they deserve justice now. >> and yasmin, she said this

process has to go on, even though the war is continuing. and it's not just continuing, yasmin. it's raging on the eastern front right now. there is a really bloody battle going on for sievierodonetsk. very key town, the capital of the luhansk area. the governor of that area said the ukrainians have made advances just the other day. he said russians were in control of about 70% of that area, but then the ukrainians have made advances and taken back key locations in that area. but in the donetsk area today, because of a very heavy russian shelling, a centuries-old monastery, which is right on the front line in lavora, has caught on fire. president zelenskyy said about 300 people were in the shelter in their. 60 of them were children. >> allen ruth he for, us thank you. coming up, by the, way at 4 pm eastern, my colleague, simone sanders sits down with u.s. ambassador to the un, thomas-greenfield, to discuss

the ongoing war in ukraine as. well you're going to watch simone today, right after this show. coming up, first and ohio bill passed on the first day of pride month, would ban all transgender students from school sports, and require genital exams. we're going to be joined by one transgender student athlete who would be directly affected, if this bill becomes a law. open. it's a beautiful word. neighborhoods "open".

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participating in feet male high school athletics. that's according to the ohio high school athletic association. we actually video of that high school student, amber, who uses she and they as pronouns, speaking a little over a month ago about playing on the girls baseball team. >> being able to play on the girls team is absolutely amazing. it's a total dream. i feel at home and i can be myself and push myself every day to do my best. and i don't have to put on a mask or pretend to be someone else to play the sport i love. >> and ember it's joining me now with her mother, who prefer to use their first names with their interview. and with a member of the lgbt advocacy group member. thanks for joining us on this. so ember, we just heard a little bit from. you now, we're hearing about this ohio bill.

and we can hear and feel how much happiness it brings you to be able to participate in sports at your school. what is hearing about this ohio bill doing to you now? >> honestly, it's terrifying. i just want to be able to be myself and to stay on the team. i made friends and i have such a great community there. i don't want to have to leave them. >> how long did you feel as if, ember, you were not able to be yourself? >> i haven't really felt like myself for a lot of my life. i played baseball when i was younger, and i didn't fit in at all. i didn't feel comfortable there, and none of it, just with me. only in the past year or so, i've really started to feel like myself and be comfortable

in my body. >> so, just in the past year, you've started to feel comfortable in your body and feel like yourself, and you fear that might be taken away from you once again with this bill, if it becomes a law? minna, as a mom, you never want to see your kids suffer. you never want to see your kids be scared. what is this doing to you? >> it's extremely hurtful, especially when we've been told that she is the only approved trans female high school athletes in the state. so, it's incredibly difficult not to take that personally. it's awful. and it's hard. she wanted to play years ago, and i had to say, honey you can't. you won't qualify in ohio until you've been on medication for at least a year. it takes at least that long, and you're not old enough to do

that yet. so that was hard as it was. she had to wait three whole years before she was finally able to play. so she's even behind her skill development, compared to her peers, because she wasn't allowed to play until her sophomore year of high school. >> minna, let me just ask, you why did you guys not want to use your last name? why are you worried about? >> we live in a pretty rural every a, and in ohio, and we're a family with a trans kid. we have targets on our backs, and doing this video, we're afraid that we've just turn that into giant neon signs. i have to say, we've had incredible support as well, some of amazing family friends, our church is the most amazing, supportive church you can imagine. but it's still pretty scary. i have spoken to people who have told me that my kids shouldn't be allowed to live, who just live -- >> wow. >> and that is terrifying. >> yeah.

especially concerning but we're going through in this country right now, to. alanna, let's talk about solutions here. what could be done, right? let's talk about this extreme language. this is incredible to think that they are doing this as if it's a problem, when there's one transgender high school athlete in the entire state. the extreme language. we are talking to a certain extent about people being a cutest of being trans, and them being able to be inspected for gianna taylor got to be inspected, and what that would do psychologically, the harm that was due to any person who has to go through that. and i want to talk about the protections in place for the accusers. saying this, the bill does not include any language to who may disclose the athletes gender, -- justice creating penalties for people who blamed frivolous and abuse of challenges against female athletes, nor is there

any recourse for no transgender women who are hereby stripped of the right to play sports. what can be done on that? >> that's right, yasmin. it was a shameful week in ohio, truly. our legislature spent so much time attacking our lgbtq people, specifically through this bill, and two others. as one legislature elevated, they are more focused on the genitals of our transgender youth than on the business of ohio. what can be done and what we will be doing is working every way possible to stop this hateful bill in the senate. it only passed the house, and at 11 pm at night, because that's when they knew they could try to ram this through, but it will head to the senate, and we will have opportunity to stop it. there >> ember, once your next game? >> my next game is on tuesday. >> all right girl, hit it out of the park, william? show him what you've got. ember, thank you, minna you, thank you as well, and, alonna

from a equity higher, thank you as well. still ahead, the politics of. guns as the gop -- has no ideas the guns are the problem, democrats are pleading for common sense gun reforms. >> we can pass gun violence prevention laws that are constitutional and save lives. all it takes is political courage. >> i am going to talk to democratic congresswoman mary gay scanlon next, about the possibility for change and the contentious exchange with one republican congressman. we'll be right back. riders! let your queries be known. uh, how come we don't call ourselves bikers anymore? i mean, "riders" is cool, but "bikers"...is really cool. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec center? the commute here is brutal. denied. how do we feel about getting a quote to see if we can save with america's number one motorcycle insurer? should flo stop asking the same question every time? -approved! -[ altered voice ] denied!

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uvalde are getting to and continue to bury their children, debates on capitol hill over gun reforms are growing increasingly heated, especially amongst republicans. during an exchange with congressman mary gay scanlon, louis goldberg blew up over the

suggestion that republican opposition to gun control put some on the side to mass shooters. >> to infer by rhetorical supposed questions, who are you here for? we must be here for the gunmen, is an outrage. how dare you. you think we don't have hearts? >> by the way, i want to know, on that same day, gohmert voted against advancing new gun reforms, of well as every other republican on the house committee. with me now, congressman mary gay scanlon, democrats of pennsylvania. congresswoman, thank you for joining us on this saturday afternoon. first, give me your reaction towards what the congressman said. >> well,. yes i do think they don't have hearts. if they're on willing, decade after decade, to enact legislation that's going to protect americans.

this fealty to a very radical version of the second amendment, that even the supreme court hasn't endorsed, meaning justice scalia set in the heller decision that like the other rights guaranteed by the bill of rights, the second amendment is not without limits. and we've heard other supreme court opinions that the constitution is not a suicide pact. there are common sense gun safety laws that we can pass. but we need to do it now. >> you know, i was struck by this presentation by congressman greg steube. and i want to play it for folks. i've got to, say i didn't even understand what's happening. if you could shed light on the as to what he was trying to prove, that i would appreciate it. let's play it for folks, and they will talk on the other side. >> years ago and i carry every single day to protect myself, my family, my wife, my home. this is a excel six-hour piece three 65. it comes with a 15 round

magazine. here's a seventh round magazine, which would be left, then what would be lawful under this bill. it doesn't fit. so this gun would be banned. >> that gun is not loaded. >> i met my, house i could do whatever i want with my guns. >> okay. congresswoman? what was he trying to prove? here was he trying to prove that the handgun could also be a high magazine gunfire arm? i'm confused as to what he was trying to prove. there and it seems like there is this obsession with firearms, with guns, and they're digging in more so than ever. >> i'm, yes. >> how do you even the gauthier with? that >> that's the problem here. they're unwilling to come to the table with any serious proposals. all that i can gather from that is that the congressman is trying to prove he has big guns. but that's not the point. the point is that we have children being slaughtered. we have seniors being killed.

we have people being killed every day on our streets, in our supermarkets, in our schools, in our synagogues, in our churches, and we have to do something about it. we are able to do its, but everybody has to have the political courage to do it. and that's we're seeing an absence on the republican side now. >> do you think this comes down to ideology or money, with congress, and when it comes to republicans of where their loyalties lie, i.e. money from the gun lobby like the nra? >> i don't know the motivation is, because it's just so for informed every day americans say. 90% of the country thinks we need to have real background checks. right now, 22% of the guns on the streets are sold without undergoing a background check. the public understands that's not right, that that makes us all in danger, but we just have this hard-core extremist group that whether it's because of the money or because they've really turned into some kind of

cult, they refuse to accept the fact that we have to do something different. getting more guns out there has not worked. >> here's the thing. a lot of republicans are probably watching the reality of what happens when you step out on the gun industry. they're being cautious about it. new york congressman, chris jacobs, i believe, who basically came out and said, i've got to do something. i am not just gonna not do something. basically, he said there has to be more restrictions on assault rifles, be it an all-out ban or -- in the age where you can obtain and buy an assault rifle. because of making that statement, every single republican endorsement the congressman had for reelection, they pulled it out. and subsequently, he is now stop this campaign because of it. because he decided to come out against assault rifles. >> i mean, that's just scary. but shows you where one party has gone. it's unwilling to face a real public threats rationally.

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soon a star studded concert begins in london on day three of queen elizabeth the second's platinum jubilee. the 96-year-old queen is skipping today's events due to discomfort and problems with mobility. -- joining me outside buckingham palace to stephanie's and bc stephanie gosk. and an nbc royal contributor. trying to set the stage for us if you could what we're expecting to happen the rest of the day. >> it's gonna be a big concert here. a lot of people of turns. out tens of thousands. they'll be people in the stands. lots of people who don't have tickets just wander down here to this area to see what they can see, here they can here. it's gonna be a pretty star

studded event, with duran duran, queen, diana ross. sadly, the queen will not be attending, although there wasn't really an expectation that she would tonight. she did not attend the diamond jubilee concert, which is very similar to, this ten years ago. prince charles will be here tonight, as well as prince william. they will give speeches on her behalf. we will hear from them as well. this queen did not attend the epsom derby horse race. the it was one of her favorite events. it's an annual horse race. that's one of her favorites. this is only the third derby that she is actually missed. this all happens up the palace said that she was experiencing those mobility issues after appearances on thursday. people have been living with this in this mobility issues in the queen for a while now. i wouldn't say there is an abundance of concern, or increased concern, she's after

all 96 years old. >> pick up more on where stephanie just left off. that is obviously the absence of the queen to these festivities. it seems as if they had been prepared for something like this and that she had been absent for many festivities over the last few months. what is the saying about the future of the throne and her participation going forward? >> i think you put your finger on it really. i think that we can see here a transition. maybe even since the autumn, with prince charles standing in her position in so many ways. in covering religious events, constitutional events, military events, and now even during the celebrations of her own jubilee. i suppose it says to us, we have a 96-year-old monarch that

has now the physical limitations of a 96-year-old, and she will not be present at all these great events. that is the expectation that we need to have we move forward. if that's just natural isn't? it after 70 years on the throne, and that 96 years old, there's actually a president historically. in 1897, queen victoria didn't make it to the services of thanksgiving to mark her jubilee, but she was still rating for another four years. it doesn't necessarily mean the -- end but it probably means that we are not going to see the queen as literally as we've done over proceeding decades. >> is the country ready for the raid of charles? >> that's a good question. i feel there is a sense of division. on the one hand, clearly, we are seeing the outpouring of affection for the queen and the royal family and the people

have been turning up for this events of this jubilee in large numbers. the vibe in london is just so exciting enthusiastic. on the other hand, we also have the skeptical wing of people on social media, who are negative and you are raising questions about republicanism and whether the time has come to be done with this privilege group of people at the head of society. whilst i don't think the feeling towards prince charles is particularly negative, it is nothing like it was 20 years ago. attitudes have changed. we are a bit less hypocritical about morals now. i think that actually what we do have is still this question about privilege and wealth at a time when people are suffering from the cost of living crisis and they're all sorts of circumstances that make people feel this is a little out of touch. >> before we let you go,

whatever expecting tomorrow for the final day? >> there's gonna be this pageant that will also be here in central london. it is the effectively a huge parade that ends once again on the steps of buckingham palace, with ed sheeran in this finale event. there is a chance we will see the queen on the balcony for that event. they say there's a possibility she will. not i think people coming here will see a lot again, the pageant, thierry and pomp, but maybe not her majesty one more time. >> suzannah, one last question to you. as a mom, i've always been curious about this. how many nannies does prince william and catherine half because their children's behavior is impeccable? how many people do they have helping them with their children? do you know? >> i should imagine that they have at least two full-time nani's, we don't know the precise number. you're right. those children are well drilled. the attention paid to prince -- was so unfair.

the other two children were so perfectly poised. the poor child only four years old. >> let's be clear. the attention was all positive. we were all happy to see some humanity in the midst of all of. it that their children act out as all of ours do. and would in a situation like that. thank you very much. by the way, if you're looking for more royals content, there's a new pork has called born to rule, when charles's king, -- coming up in our next hour, more details on the investigation of police inaction at the scene of the uvalde school. what organizations behind today's gun reform rally in san antonio is doing to stop future tragedies. plus democracy and dangerous. secret tapes reveal a republican plot to undermine the next federal election. we'll be back. we'll be back. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity

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