my panel, joe phillips is a political commentator . and ben a political commentator. habib, former brexit party mep and the ceo of first property group . so a court has dismissed group. so a court has dismissed shamima begum appeal against the decision to revoke her citizenship . this despite citizenship. this despite credible suspicion she was trafficked into isis territory. begum was stripped of her citizenship in 2019 and remains in a syrian refugee camp. the home office says its priority is the safety and security of the uk, but shamima is lawyers warn the legal fight is nowhere near , nowhere near over . they say , nowhere near over. they say there's endless legal challenges that could still be made. ben, do you think this was right decision or should she have been brought back here for trial? well, i mean, i haven't looked the case detail, it seems to the case detail, but it seems to me it's the right decision, me that it's the right decision, she was stripped of her nationality she went nationality in 2019. she went through a court process. then it went to the

joe phillips? do you agree with that statement? no don't. first saw this, i thought, oh, this is just bonkers. this is concerning theories. and, you know , ufos theories. and, you know, ufos and everything else. but i think there is a much more serious issue underlying that and underlying this. and i think it's about the disconnect . it's about the disconnect. people and their ordinary lives and the author. it is, if you like, that run their lives and also the events that are beyond our control . so also the events that are beyond our control. so i think, you know, there is a real message here for politicians and that this survey is very interesting because it is not party political . it is across the political. it is across the board . but i political. it is across the board. but i think if you political. it is across the board . but i think if you feel board. but i think if you feel as though you've got no control oven as though you've got no control over, how you run your life and i'm not talking about whether you can drive a car in wales

to debate this, i am now joined my wonderful political panel political commentator, joe phillips andew culture , peter whittall. i'll culture, peter whittall. i'll come to you first down the line. what do you think should actually be allowed to . strike actually be allowed to. strike well, by law, they are not allowed to remove or withdraw from life and limb cover unless . the nhs has organ ized cover for them and they have said the bma said that they would return to work in the case of a critical incident, an emergency like a terrorist attack or something like that. i mean , something like that. i mean, striking i think is the last resort. these people who are although we say junior doctors, they're not all straight of medical school, it can be anybody straight out of medical school up to the level just below consultant on. this figure that they've put which is basically saying they've lost 6% of their income over the last 15 years. well you could argue that there will be people in the health service right now who weren't working 15 years ago. so that does seem a little bit of a red

there she is joe phillips, political commentator.y when i said about terrific conversation because i genuinely think it matters and david steele was not going with the mainstream when he set out to reform the abortion laws back in the sixties . and he came in the sixties. and he came under an awful lot of criticism for it. but he's stood his ground because he believed it to. be right. ditto roy jenkins for labour and those initial nibbles at gay rights. the of consent and so on and so forth some of it. and they both went to on things and became towering figures of politics. sometimes and women who want to make a mark have to say what they really believe in and stand by it. so hurrah for kate or kate the lesson and bite your bottom lip a bit. no i think. i think hurrah for kate alistair. i think, you know, it has been a fascinating conversation, a conversation , not least of all conversation, not least of all you started off with your conversation with john talking about keir starmer and the cleansing of the labour party. now we're a

not one of the few elected democrats discouraging second joe biden run is minnesota's congressman dean phillipshat the president's approval rating has many democrats freaking out, believe me there are literally hundreds and congress he said would say the same thing but they simply won't say a word. there's also the very real concern about kamala harris. since it is possible that joe biden would be able to finish a second term former clinton lawyer greg craig writes that he should tell his party that he will not dictate who will be his running mate but instead leave it up to the delegates picked person who is best equipped to take on that task. now wait a second, wait a second. are they implying that shouldn't be necessary under steady kamala harris isn't prepared for for the leading role? >> i just love the idea of exporting the unknown. i love electric school buses. i just love them. for so many reasons, maybe because i went to school on a school bus. [laughter] i really like venn diagram's. there the circles right? usually. [laughter] to check if you qualify go to get internet.gov. to check i

joe biden does not run again. mike pence touches the third kep mike pence touches the third kep rail of social security. ♪ minnesota congressman dean phillipsay publicly what many officials have been whispering quietly. joe biden has been a great president and if he was younger to be a no-brainer to renominate him. at his age as it absurd. telling political the party getting off the narcotic of the office and an unnamed democratic governor said by did not his age could not do much campaigning. joining us now to analyze the coverages jason, now a fox news contributor in here in washington political analyst for sirius xm and wbo end. these top democratic senators and governors afraid to tell the press on the record that biden should not run, showed politico and others launder their comments and do their dirty work by publishing it anyway? >> if they are going to do actual reporting, they should report the fact that most democrats, most people looking at the president are saying i don't know if he can continue on in his current capacity let alone run again. he just had a medical exam this past week. no cognitive tests that were revealed. he ha

joe biden. i don't try to smear other republicans. >>> welcome to "inside politics sunday." i'm abby phillip. it is super bowl sunday. million of americans will tune in to see the eagles take on the chiefs but it won't be the only must see television battle of the week. millions of americans also tuned in to week for president biden's state of the union address and the country watched as he forced a republican fumble on entitlements. >> some republicans want it sunset. i'm not saying it's a majority. let me give you -- anybody that doubts it contact my off the. i'll give you a copy of the proposal. >> biden took that ball and he ran with it. wisconsin and at each stop dialing up the offense on medicare and social security. >> republicans seem shocked when i took out the pamphlets they were to using about cutting social security and medicare. i know a lot of republican it is dream is to cut social security and medicare. if that's your dream, i'm your nightmare. >> the president leaning in to the keystone of the speech to americans. a message of economic populism. >> my american, economic plan is for the middle and wor

joe. i want to talk to phillips and it's very one story at the front of the star.d in the daily mirror in the week where they basically told off theresa coffee for saying people could eat turnips. but of course, she didn't say that what she said was that a nafion that what she said was that a nation we have a shortage of vegetables. look at vegetables. we should look at alternative eating of vegetables that until it's that are in season until it's happened to be season. but happened to be in season. but the importance of the real importance of this story is the very behaviour story is the very bad behaviour of, disingenuous of, the papers, the disingenuous way they the words that way they report the words that politicians , i believe, politicians, i believe, are putting country at each putting the country at each other's throats. if somebody makes suggestion , makes a reasonable suggestion, they shouldn't be finding ways to it down and make people to tear it down and make people look unreasonable. when you look at a stall this at the story in a stall this morning, f

know if you could change phillip's and answer's phillip's mind and the answer's no, getting worse, though? no, is it getting worse, though? i the matter of joeean, the matter of joe cole, it's you know, it's getting worse. you know, you think that, you know, you would think that, you know, this is accessibility, so everything worse. everything gets worse. well, look will look fantastic, guys. we will see you back in here at 11:00. kevin thank very. kevin claire, thank you very. thank like a thank you. it felt like a confessional that it sort of felt like you're getting off your and i'm glad you did your chest. and i'm glad you did because, know, about because, you know, it's about understanding one understanding that they one inside the media. inside the life of the media. anyway, we'll anyway, coming up, we'll be looking at office data, looking at home office data, which showing that seven which is showing that seven times asylum seekers are times as many asylum seekers are being in wall areas being housed in red wall areas compared affluent south compared to the affluent south east. what this east. so stay with us. what this next? hello th

. >> here's the thing, joe, do you expect him to back off with these kind of jobs numbers, his basic view of the world is one we call this phillipsof the world, if unemployment is lower then the ability of the economy is sustained it's going to drive up his view of inflation. >> we've still got a participation rate that's still got so much room to rise that that wouldn't necessarily happen >> you know, joe, in powell's defense, let's remember he waited until he was i guess despondent or pessimistic about workers coming back before he reversed himself he waited until, what was it, september '21, october '21, and it was in november '21 when he thought look, i've waited for these folks to come back their not coming back. therefore we have to change policy, and that was really the key. >> right thanks, steve. >> and you had the over -- what was your wimpy over? >> i had the pathetic over, joe, i called it the pa ththetic ove. >> what was it >> i was the high side 250, i didn't buy all of goldman's 300 so i said all right i'll take the 250 side of it, which was half of what it was. >> it will be interesting. unless it's a huge revisio