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amna: that is npr's carrie johnson joining us tonight. thank you. always good to see you. ank you. ♪ amna: we begin the day's other headlines with a rare visit to haiti by america's top diplomat. secretary of state antony blinken is the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit the caribbean nation since 2015. blinken met with top officials just a day after haiti's government extended a state of emergency to the entire country. he said that haiti has taken critical steps towards organizing elections next year. haiti last held elections in 2016, and officials blame ongoing gang violence and political upheaval for the delay in a new vote. gangs currently control about 80% of the capital, port-au-prince. ukraine has a new top diplomat amid a broader shake-up of president volodymyr zelenskyy's government. andrii sybiha is taking over as foreign minister. the former ambassador to turkey will be tasked with pushing ukraine's western allies for continued support in its fight against russia. his appointment follows the resignation of five top officials, as zelenskyy seeks to bring quo

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if you look at carrie johnson , if you look at carrie johnson, she rented her her dresses and outfitsnternational events. so did sarah brown. i think cherie blair funded her own, it is very odd that we have somebody that has suddenly become such a hypocrite on this issue, and my problem is not his use of a donor at all. my problem is the fact that he failed to declare it and then he was really hypocritical in this fashion of how he treated the opposition compared to his own actions. >> but he would argue his camp would argue that actually he didn't fail to declare it. he didn't fail to declare it. he didn't realise that he needed to declare it. and then actually, he then voluntarily went back and gave that information over. but if you if you. >> yeah, but if you, if you didn't realise you needed to declare it when the rules are there, that's a bit of a convenient line to now use steve who buys your clothes. >> well, i hate to admit this, but mostly i buy my own. occasionally people buy me the odd item which stands out. >> do they? do they now? so tell me then, what do you make of all

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amna: that is npr's carrie johnson joining us tonight. always good to see you.hank you. >> thank you. vanessa: i am vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy with "newshour west." the father of the suspect in the georgia school shooting was arrested today for knowingly allowing his son to possess a weapon. the georgia bureau of investigation announced he is charged with 4 counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second-degree murder, and eight counts of cruelty to children. his son has been charged as an adult with 4 counts of felony murder. secretary of state antony blinken visited haiti today. he is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit the caribbean nation since 2015. he met with top officials just a day after haiti's government extended a state of emergency to the entire country. he said that haiti has taken critical steps towards organizing elections for next year. haiti last held elections in one to 16, and officials blame ongoing gang violence and political upheaval for the delay in a new vote. gangs currently control about 8% of the capital, port-au

. >> remember the sexism directed at carrie johnson? oh, carrie wants new wallpaper. does she?nd she got it, didn't she? >> is that a question? well, look, i mean, it's not been a great week, to put it mildly. and i think the government needs to get a grip, hopefully with the party conference beginning at the weekend. a grip will be got. i mean, you know, we can go into the reasons why, you know, he still does pay for an arsenal season ticket. the club kind of upgraded him because that's easier for the security detail. you know. you know, we can go we can have a discussion about how all prime ministers and their spouses are, you know, in the pubuc spouses are, you know, in the public eye. and therefore, you know why he does a tv executive, why he doesn't want anything out of it, why he all he wants is a labour government. >> he was he was. >> he was he was. >> yeah. because he because he's deeply meetings because he's deeply meetings because he's deeply committed to the labour party. he goes canvassing sean. he goes canvassing. >> let me say something to you. i've sat in the lo

if you have the public presence that he had, and the way johnson carried himself, his own issues withhat i would call insecurity, the combination made it so that the war happened. the thrust is they took the heat because they were very important figures in this very important situation. a big part of this is the fact that no one really knew what to do. mcnamara told us that in all the years that this went on, the joint chiefs never could get together on what they really wanted. then there was the issue of the bombing. mcnamara was always skeptical if not critical of bombing. in the end that cost him a certain amount of public confidence. this was toward the end. johnson said to mcnamara, bob, how could you not go up there on the hill and say we are going to bomb until we are done. for whatever reasons, he did not think the bombing would ever be decisive. so you have a lot of strands below what the obvious visible ones were. mcnamara is supporting the war. when you go deeply into what they were saying, you find it is much more complicated. mcnamara was never going to be forgiven. he wa

i think actually what she's doing is, i mean, i mean, carrie johnson used to hire dresses, all prime spouses have been lent dresses, which is a standard procedure for big events, labels lend them. and so she's trying to support a british label. so i thought it was probably a compromise to show she's got quite a lot of spark has lady starmer and i think she probably wanted to lean in a little bit without being too arrogant by wearing one of those from wearing a red dress from wahid ali would have been a red rag to a bull, as it were. exactly. >> and on the substance of the speech, do you broadly agree with michael that a bit disappointing, expected more. >> i think she needs to be careful that the sort of word soup, you know, that you can use in an election campaign isn't going to carry you through in government. he's never going to be and he doesn't want to be one of the world's great orators. i know that, you know, when he when he was searching for speechwriter, he was very keen that he didn't end up with somebody who wanted to try and turn him into obama because he knew that that w

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he was highly critical of boris johnson and carrie johnson.ray story . it even the sue gray story. it leads into all of this, doesn't it? i mean, we're hearing this morning as chief of staff, she's paid £170,000. sir keir starmer was critical of dominic cummings when he was chief of staff for earning £140,000, and it seems as though he's doing exactly the same. >> oh, without a doubt . but this >> oh, without a doubt. but this is the thing with keir starmer. it's always been do as i say and not do as i do. i mean, how many times did over the general election did we flag this hypocrisy of saying one thing to one group and one thing to another? this comes as no surprise to me and many of us in westminster. it's it's kind of part of the course with a man who i believe doesn't have a single principle in his body. but when it comes to sue gray, i have to admit she's a fascinating figure in british politics now because she was rather painted rather conservative boris johnson as this kind of paragon of virtue herself. then you found out that she was

britain was going to carry out a military operation against the netherlands. boris johnsonke about this in his memoirs. the retraction was published by daly. the former prime minister reported that during the pandemic, 5 million doses of the vaccine ordered by london were detained at a dutch plant, and johnson demanded that the military develop a detailed plan to seize the drugs using special forces. they were even going to take hostages, but in the end the prime ministers convinced them that it would be impossible to carry out such a london won't be able to carry out the operation unnoticed, and johnson will have a hard time explaining the attack on an ally of the ponad. a russian company's mi-8 helicopter has crashed in pakistan, that's what our embassy told us. there were 14 passengers and three crew members on board. two of them, the co-pilot and the flight mechanic, are russian citizens. according to pakistani rescuers, both russians died, and their bodies should soon be delivered to the city of peshawr, the capital of khyber tunkhwa province. can confirm the informati

. >> and when it comes to carrie johnson, can you imagine if we had found a tory donor?the reaction that that would have had, and he hasn't put it in the register of interest, but if it was in the register of interest, it would be allowed within within parliamentary rules. but it's probably because lord alli has been giving him so much stuff that he hasn't been able to keep up with it, and it really muddies the waters because lord alli was given an all access pass to downing street and those are pretty rare. >> he was hosting events he's been supporting the labour party. he's in the house of lords. it really muddies quite apart from the fact that we all agree he doesn't need this money. he doesn't need help with his clothing budget in any sense of the word. >> but it seems like the only argument keir starmer has is, well, tories can't really comment on this because it'd be hypocritical. well, i'd still like an explanation of how you explain the free pass, because his only answer is ever well, it's not as bad as what they did, which is just it's not good enough. >> it's n

and i can tell you, boris johnson's wife, carrie johnson, did not have rich donors buying clothes for hired her outfits for the big occasions and paid for them herself and samantha cameron made her own clothes because she was so fed up of criticism about what she's spending too much on an outfit or too little. and we saw rachel reeves this morning saying, oh no, we're not taking any more clothes now. we're in government. why were they taking them when they were in opposition? >> yeah, it all is a little bit shabby and lacks dignity. i think. but in terms of their policies, andrew, they've got this hideous fight on their hands about the winter fuel payment that has not gone away. and one of our viewers, in fact, a lot of our viewers this morning getting in touch, and one particularly margaret, i think it was who was saying, wherever she goes, that's what people are talking about everywhere i go, says margaret . everywhere i go, says margaret. village hall event, grocery shopping, coffee. morning. the subject is all about winter fuel allowance and labour's bungling and sleazy freebies.

the ideologist of the war to the last ukrainian boris johnson again fell for the bait of pranksters, the british ex-prime minister again carried away. and we must help them demolish the kerch bridge. johnson himself was a general in the militant dream of a political loser. all attention is on the capital of primorye, where the eastern economic forum is taking place. the program is starting at the highest level. vladimir putin has a marathon of bilateral meetings in vladivostok, including with representatives of china, serbia, malaysia, as well as a meeting on the development of the far east and a ceremony to launch important production facilities. tomorrow the president will take part in the plenary session of the forum, and today the business program is in full swing there, a big dialogue about the development of partnership in the region and far beyond, our correspondent olga knyazevakomsya works at the forum, familiar. the eastern economic forum is, one might say, a showcase of achievements not only of the region, but of the entire country. this year the theme of the forum is far east 2030, and this is an indicator of the f

london will not be able to carry out such an operation unnoticed, and johnson will have a hard time explainingack on a nato ally. a mi-8 helicopter belonging to a russian company crashed in pakistan. this is what our embassy told us. there were 14 passengers and three crew members on board. two of them, the co-pilot and the flight engineer, are russian citizens. according to pakistani rescuers say both russians have died. their bodies are expected to be delivered to peshawr, the capital of khyber pakhtunkhwa province, in the near future. the embassy cannot confirm the deaths of the russians at this time. we are in touch with a representative of pankh in pakistan. he is expected to arrive in peshawr tomorrow morning to conduct identification. we plan to get more clarity after that. cyprus celebrates reunification day of new regions with russia. those gathered honor the memory of the dead in... russia has proven that it is ready to accept all those who share its ideals and can provide them with support. the russian center for science and culture has prepared an exhibition dedicated to these even

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. >> if this was carrie johnson, the press would be having a field day with her.d. >> to look decent. >> to look decent. >> yeah, well, you've got people like david lammy and angela rayner who put tweets out criticising boris johnson not that long ago, saying how, who does he think he is with spending all this money accepting from donors? now they're out defending keir starmer's donations today it's cronyism. >> but but do you think that they shouldn't be allowed any freebies? >> because it seems to have been for generations that they're entitled to stay rent free in these grace and favour homes , these grace and favour homes, these grace and favour homes, these stately homes? >> why? why do they need that? as you point out repeatedly, they're millionaires. surely we could be housing british people in chequers. goodness sake. >> if you want to go to a communist country. >> but that's what it sounds to me, almost what you're advocating. >> it's state property. there's a there's a line. there's a line, right? the line is very clear to most british people. and the pu

. >> carrie johnson did that quite a lot, isn't it? yes she made headunes a lot, isn't it?s she made headlines when she hired them. yeah. you don't have to spend fortune. >> but margaret thatcher was styled by aquascutum. >> she was? yeah. i went to number 10, did an interview with her about fashion. did you? yeah. the first london fashion week happened during her tenure. and so she wanted to do it big. so she. so she invited me to number 10 to do to talk about fashion with her. wow. and she used to talk about how she would get her driver to go up and down bond street. if she had to go somewhere, she'd divert. she'd say, just go. that's brilliant. so i can do a bit of window shopping. yes. or she'd go up and down regent street so she could do the same. and yeah, aquascutum were well known. yeah. >> i think she kind of handed herself over and she left no stone unturned. she really understand about style, but she just, i think one thing she wouldn't sacrifice was the pearl necklace. because dennis. dennis got that, didn't he? >> and the big boat, the big satin bows. yeah. tha

the prime ministers convinced that london would not be able to carry out such an operation unnoticed, and it would be difficult for johnsonexplain the attack on a nato ally. a mi-8 helicopter belonging to a russian company crashed in pakistan. here's what we were informed at our embassy. there were 14 passengers and three crew members on board. two of them - the second pilot and the flight engineer, citizens of russia. according to the information. popular vacationers in popular vacation spots and garbage corresponding mainly wild tourists on the shores of lake baikal leave behind cans, glass bottles, food packaging, broken camping furniture and even portable portable toilets. this beach became one of the points where the environmental action 360 took place. since 2011, in the fall, volunteers have been doing a large-scale saturday cleanup. if the first time 100 activists came out to clean up, then in 2024 it will be five times. more project 360 includes not only garbage collection, there is also a large educational block, when we conduct environmental quests, we work with the younger generation, we also do not only garba

britain was going to carry out a military operation against the netherlands, boris johnson said in hisoirs. an excerpt was published by the daily mail. the former prime minister said that during the pandemic, 5 million doses of the vaccine ordered by london were delayed at a dutch plant. and johnson demanded that the military develop a detailed plan to seize the drugs using special forces, they were even going to ask for hostages, but in the end the prime minister was convinced that london would not be able to carry out such an operation unnoticed and... it would be difficult to explain the attack on a nato ally. the russians are carrying out self-bombing in the belgorod region, robbing mariupol, blowing up smartphones and preparing for a terrible cholera epidemic, while ukraine is suffering from some war crimes that turn out to be high-precision strikes on legitimate goals. these are the latest techniques of enemy propaganda. and we will tell you more about them right now in the program. fake on russia 24. so, the propagandists of the kiev regime are returning to their favorite theses

confidence in ambassador markarova's ability to honestly and effectively carry out her diplomatic functions in this country. mike johnson, speaker of the us house of representatives. these were the first. more signs of the political the tornado that the ukrainian delegation got into, republican candidate donald trump, who until now tried to speak about ukraine and its president, discreetly and avoiding specifics, abruptly changed the record. he accused zelensky of "dirty little attacks" against him, and also complained that the ukrainian leader did not want to make a deal with putin to end the war. of ukraine. no, this is no longer ukraine, you will never be able to replace these cities and towns, and you will never be able to replace the dead people, so many dead people, any deal, even the worst, would be better than what we have now. perhaps the narcissistic politician was offended by zelensky's statements, which he made on the eve of his visit to the united states in an interview with the new yorker. in particular, the president of ukraine suggested that trump does not know how to end the war and where. the proposal

the boris johnson thing with the wallpaper and carrie, that was actually wallpaper being put into downinget. that's a public building that belongs to the taxpayer. he's off on freebies. going to watch arsenal. he's going to taylor swift concert. you know what? i could have a little bit of sympathy for him if he actually shared a little bit of his wealth. what he's getting from from donors with his constituents, if he's got taylor swift, concert tickets, a constituent with you? yeah, yeah. and it does throw up question marks about why it's happening and giving for money clothes for lady starmer. >> yeah. i mean, i don't know why he isn't just pay for it himself. i mean, it just seems odd, doesn't it? i think we asked wes streeting earlier who who paid for your suit. where's i mean, that's it's it trickles down into other members of the cabinet. >> and interestingly, when you ask any of these senior labour politicians about these, these donations, they can't answer you. >> i want to get you on another topic . i know you've been very topic. i know you've been very vocal on this week, and tha

to carry enough body above for the career of forest johnson to continue things about on the globe and stage. i mean, but this is purely a be awesome, but he's prepared to prostitute themselves to the water. because in order to do that, you know, steven the problem that we face right now is that, i believe and move. you know that the, the, the real history of this will be written one day is that a blinking newland sullivan. but they thought the saying the threats of a conflict, they thought the sanctions would work. they thought the international isolation would work, but never really thought that a conflict would happen and they were caught flat footed. and that's the reason why they've never had a plan. b stephen. i hope so. that's kind of with the presumption that they are rational, real, uh, politics will additions, who just wanted to victory about not to destroy their own countries in the process. so why see more when you have a dispatch in boynton, johnson is the last case. similar as those are that i would, i would call the human floss there like the joke, or sometimes i think t

prime ministers were convinced that london would not be able to carry out such an operation unnoticed, and it would be difficult for johnsonexplain the attack on a nato ally. the head of the european commission. found herself at the center of an unpleasant scandal, she was caught spending brussels' money on the services of consultants who do not really work, but receive large salaries. naturally, there was corruption, our european correspondent regina sebastianova looked into the details. another gate in brussels. ursula vonderijn paid 150,000 euros of budgetary funds to a german professor of medieval history for six months of consultation on agriculture. schneider was hired personally by the head of the european commission to prepare a report on the settlement of the situation with farmers who were holding protests throughout the eu. the professor had previously provided similar services to the german government, only berlin paid 30 euros per meeting. it has now emerged that the professors' appointment in brussels was approved in march, while the strategic dialogue between european bureaucrats and farmers began in january

however, the british military cooled johnson's ardor, it would not have been possible to carry out the operation unnoticed, and added that the prime minister will have to explain why britain is attacking its own nato ally. apparently, only this argument made boris abandon his plans. in moscow, at the rzd arena, the match of the tenth round of the russian premier league with the participation of two capital teams is ending. lokomotiv is hosting spartak on its home field. our sports correspondent danilo makhalin is watching the moscow derby. he is going live from the rgd arena. so, daniil, hello. well, who's hosting? yes, greetings from the rzd arena. another spectacular moscow match as part of the russian. premier league and today spartak and lokomotiv have come out here. lokomotiv is playing on its home field, playing much more confidently, today both in content and in the score. already from the first minutes of the first half, lokomotiv began to convert its advantage into goals, and a double, by the way, was made by ilya samoshnikov , a defender, sometimes a midfielder for the lokomo

december, yes, yes, yes, i understand, but accordingly, the historical ones were carried out incorrectly, if we assume that johnsonnot a fool, rather in all, he is not a fool, despite all his external, so to speak, peculiarity, but he is also a big fool, but he is also not a small fool, please, evgeny yurich, then continue, so to speak, well, so to speak, the meaning, the logic of these proposals, listen, well, it is completely obvious, as alexander said, this is a war without beginning and without end, that is, the longer it is... the eurasian continent is plunged into chaos, i mean precisely the eurasian continent, not only, by the way, russia, but all of europe, plus china, and the arab world. that is, to plunge all of eurasia, a large eurasia into chaos, because it is in muddy water that you can catch fish, and this is their most important purpose, everything else will go as it goes, you understand, we understand, the process of collapse of, for example, russian statehood will go, great, it will not go, but nothing will survive in this case, it is weakened by war, until the next time, yes, it is weakened in an

will a majority of republicans even vote for this or will it be democrats that carry it over the line. >> ali, is johnsonack? >> reporter: he sort of has to be, right? we have seen another speaker just in the last two years, the same congress, be felled by making a bipartisan deal to keep the government open and funded. certainly speaker mccarthy is a lesson to be learned, but whether or not johnson can avoid the same outcome is open for debate. there is going to be an election that is held here in congress after things shake out and we figure out if republicans still hold the majority in this chamber or if they're going to be in the minority party. either way, johnson wants to be in that leadership structure as speaker or minority leader and this could be the thing that makes it harder and it was already going to be hard. >> ali vitali, thanks for following the twists and turns for us. good to see you. >>> that does it for us today. i'll see you back here tomorrow, same time, same place. don't forget you can catch our show online around the clock on youtube and other platforms. for now, i'm ana cabrera