gaslit. yeah about martha mitchell.eah, which is really kind of funny because it is as much about dean as it is about north at the metrics, and i wonder if if what we're seeing in gaslit, which is dean as this. not comfortable in his own skin, very low level thinker but not a very high level player is is actually the dean that was in the white house. well dean i think is an he's neither to me. he's neither a hero nor a villain or perhaps he's a mixture of the two, you know, sometimes there are shades of gray and i think that dean mark felt also illustrates this the people have different motives for corporating, you know was whistleblowing and then not always honorable motives. i mean in dean's case he came to detest the nixon but you know his first motive was he didn't want to he and actually he's pretty smart dean dean was smarter than of the other guys because saw the threat to him the legal threat. which was of him going to prison and so he was not prepared to go along with that, but he had personal reasons for the f

you know, i feel like i'm being gaslit. i feel like i'm being gaslit. i feel like i'm being gaslit.ow. i appreciate your concern and welfare, but actually i'm fine. and can you not do this and can you just give me some privacy and back off? so that's britney spears. a whole lot britney spears. so a whole lot of so in america, if of it. so in america, if somebody police somebody rings the police and says somebody has gone off instagram police actually instagram, the police actually go confiscate go around and make confiscate the this country. if the police in this country. if you get burgled. you know, i know that from the film, the police themselves, they told me that a years ago when i had that a few years ago when i had an incident and they had come an incident and they had to come to apartment they said to to my apartment and they said to me in metropolitan and me with in the metropolitan and i was shocked at the time they said, oh, we've won't be said, oh, we've seen won't be making calls because. it making these calls because. it was painful having to be was painful for, me hav

the thing here is that we are constantly gaslit about the behaviors of police.here is the interest they haven't actually solving this problem in addressing the problem. even what we are hearing now is the firing. there is the prosecution and the indictment. there is the work that the district attorney is doing. all of that as a result of electing new district attorneys, creating new narratives. but we don't have the conversation or energy around the deep changes. we saw the george floyd act. it is the compromised. it didn't get to the things we needed. we saw that it couldn't get through the house to the presidents task. what we recognize is the work that continues that hasse to be done to move beyond conversations about hope and aspirations to real structural change. we have released a vision for public safety that goes beyond simple reforms. it talks about the investments that need to happen inside of communities. we were ignorant a petition right now to me we'll demands around the traffic stop that we see around the country. it leads to these type of things.

>> do not be gaslit, he all. the united states or america is not a household. it is a global superpower. its bills are due. households don't have a multibillion dollar defense budget. households cannot impose taxes. households don't send the global market to its knees if they miss a payment. it really makes you wonder if speaker mccarthy knows anything about managing a house. i want to bring in democratic congresswoman camilla jayapal, who represents washington state seventh district. she's also chair of the congressional progressive caucus. congresswoman, i know you know a little bit about the house. congress doesn't need to act fast to raise their debt limit to keep the country running. congressman james comer of kentucky had this to say about that early on cnn. i will play it for you. >> republicans who are elected with a mandate from the american people and the midterm elections, we can't pay them on the fact that they had to be serious what spending cuts. so, the senate is going to recognize the fact that we are not going to budge until we see meaningful r

and when we think about police accountability as a scale, we have to recognize that we are being gaslit time and time again. the george floyd policing act would have passed if police associations and police unions and sheriffs actually were for it. but every single turn, day stand in the way. and our political leaders go to them as experts on how to reform themselves. on how to fix themselves. self regulated institutions are unregulated institutions. right now because qualified immunity, because of all of these pieces of infrastructure, reform actually does not happen. yes there are probably individual people in different departments that want to do stuff as well but it is totally insufficient and they have visibility without actual structural change, it actually stands in the way of us moving things forward until we actually put inside the real consequences and until we make a different set of investments in community that goes beyond up. we have published along with the veyrat institute a new vision for reimagining public safety. not reimagining policing, because any type of policing

a sustained gaslit campaign by media without a mandate . that's media without a mandate.labour since brexit is a massive for why you at home wouldn't consider voting labour at the next election. i mean keir starmer obviously wants you to forget, but he very much campaigned for a second referendum and tried to thwart the vote. anyway, some the vote. but anyway, some people have short memories and on government plans allow overseas longer overseas students to work longer hours in says the plan to the hours in says the plan to the hours foreign students are allowed to work highly allowed to work is highly dubious. if a full time student is working 20 hours a week. they are giving full are probably giving full attention studies. if attention to their studies. if the allowance is raised to 30 hours, they're definitely not studying and higher studying properly and higher than that. they are a part time student at best. yes. i think if you were doing a difficult, challenging degree , you wouldn't challenging degree, you wouldn't be able to work over 30 hours a week. that's sure.

no, enjoy does like the general public is being gaslit a little bit or sometimes at least because peopleeyes that many of these people, young men from albania , even from men from albania, even from other countries who wouldn't tradition be asylum or tradition be seen as asylum or refugees . do you think there refugees. do you think there needs to be a level of honesty from some areas of the press who seem to try to be telling us, that everyone who's crossing the channelis that everyone who's crossing the channel is a victim in one way or another? well, i think you run the risk of the genuine victims who do need help, but we all compassionate country. we do need the main. and you need to take the main. and you said a very good point. young men, we young. economy men, we need young. our economy is inactive. we need the workers . i'd say. margaret, you come to the rest of the world, the 23 million and refugees in the world, we take a very little . world, we take a very little. and this argument that, oh, don't have the housing, we don't have this, we don't have we don't need the weak. it's

we're being a bit gaslit by our government.e got rishi sunak's say. to want lower say. i want to want a lower immigration want to stop immigration and i want to stop the boats. i to get the small boats. i want to get to with the illegal to grips with the illegal immigration and of immigration situation and all of this same be saying this at the same time be saying foreign students why nothing could wrong there. well, i could go wrong there. well, i think to the think they're trying to the vacancy. there's nothing vacancy. i think there's nothing wrong but the issue wrong with that. but the issue is sort of being is that we are sort of being side sidelined here the side sidelined here because the idea that these foreign students have come and it's only for have come over and it's only for those two years, are those two years, these are supposed short term visas. those two years, these are supjideai short term visas. those two years, these are supjidea is short term visas. those two years, these are supjidea is this short term vi

go to her house and it forced to release a statement yesterday to say she feels like she's being gaslitre going a bit too and invading her too far and invading her privacy, but it is definitely cause for concern . you, if you cause for concern. you, if you follow britney on instagram and seeing the kind of posts she puts up there, think there is puts up there, i think there is concern her mental mental concern for her mental mental health. so you do sort of think with some of these people, i wish they'd just quietened down. yeah. you know, stay off that stay away from the limelight for a few years. yeah. but you can't win is proved rightly win as britney is proved rightly so gets rid the instagram so she gets rid of the instagram and the, you know, a of and the, you know, a lot of people find that just trivial little the way little thing, but it's the way you stay in touch with your fans. and i think once you kind of delete that, your want of delete that, your fans want more. what's more. they want to know what's going on, but i want to see britney back on stage. don't want her in a wan

see quite i didn't trust this in the times earlier on today that was about us being quote unquote gaslitople who are beneath, so you've got nurses, gp's, your doctors, you paramedics , all of those people paramedics, all of those people and they work very, very hard and they work very, very hard and they work very, very hard and they may be do with a bit more money and. then got, more money and. then you've got, you your politicians at you know, your politicians at the but in middle the other end, but in the middle there people who don't there are the people who don't seem be any blame seem to be taking any blame whatsoever, which people who whatsoever, which are people who are quite good are normally on quite good money, are the managers of money, who are the managers of the who are in charge the nhs who are in charge distributing budget and distributing the nhs budget and the it's bit of the minute it's a bit of a bottomless do you think bottomless pit, do you think they're not actually the managers, nhs, a copy a managers, the nhs, it's a copy a little bit more. it can't just be polit