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not so much opposition, they i upholding | opposition, they are upholding the law.strict to follow laws that restrict how the president carry things icourt is court is going to supreme court is going to have say is above the to say whether he is above the law or not. to say whether he is above the law or not-— law or not. thank you very much. in the southern city of new orleans. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there too the super bowl is finally here. cheering and applause. let's go, go, chiefs! the words three—peat mean anything? are we going to see one? no, it's not gonna happen, not when the birds are in town. it will be an upset — when we upset the eagles. oh, good burn, good burn! got your hands on one... $2,500 a ticket... two years ago i waitedj an hour before kickoff. same thing, yeah. so hoping for the same. you doing the same? i'm doing the exact same thing. let's go. is over 100,000 strong, and there's plenty to keep you occupied until game time. but if physical exertion isn't your thing... game's on the line. ..how about celeb spotting? so i'm

the leader of the opposition. his constituents are ripe to be concerned about the loss of control by the last government. we are taking control and we will bring these numbers down, but the record is absolutely clear and it sits right there. >> that completes prime minister's questions. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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our plan is pro-worker and pro-growth. >> leader of the opposition. >> mr. speaker, the conservative government established the ukraine family scheme. in total over 200,000 ukrainians, mostly women, children, and the elderly, have found sanctuary in the u.k. from putin's war. however, a family of six, from gaza, have applied to live in britain using this scheme. and a judge has now ruled in their favor. this is not what the scheme was designed to do. this decision is completely wrong. it cannot be allowed to stand. is the government planning to appeal on any points of law, and if so, which ones? >> mr. speaker, let me be clear i do not agree with the decision. she's right, it's the wrong decision. she hasn't done her homework because the decision, the decision in question was taken under the last government. according to the legal framework of the last government. mr. speaker, let me be clear, it should be parliament that makes the wreuls on immigration. it -- rules on immigration. it should be government that makes the policy. that is the principle and the

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had so many years of opposition, didn't they? there's friction. and i'm thinking to myself, yes, it's a very difficultjob to be in opposition. it's a very difficultjob to be in government. i'm not surprised there's friction. norare we. and, i suppose, we aren't making a value judgment we, ithink, reflect in the book that tony blair said that he wanted the 21st century to be a labour century. the 20th century had been a conservative century. of the 21st century entailed. party back into power. and we wanted to examine how that happened. and it is an incredible journey. including lisa nandy, who's now, of course, in cabinet, saying, actually, labour might not even exist if we don't sort ourselves out. back into power. are, if they haven't seen them in the paper? and then i want to hear what your favourite ones are, about jeremy corbyn. patrick, what is it? it's an extraordinary link between dominic cummings and jeremy corbyn. yeah, it's a remarkable story. politically after his long - career in the law as jeremy a second referendum. and that was why

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the oppositional independent media in this country, we have a free, oppositional, independent, aggressive, often annoying and pushy press in this country, which you may not always like, but it is how we learn what the government is doing, and it's the main reason why the government has to answer questions about what they're doing. support for professional, independent and even oppositional media has never been more important. we are seeing a wall to wall strategy start to gear up to try to blow up the press and effectively just have state tv. from here on out. it is a concerted effort. and i'm pointing this out not because i like talking about the press. in fact, it's one of my least favorite things to talk about. but if you haven't done it before, this would be a good time to support your local public radio or tv station. this would be a good time to subscribe to any independent paper or media source that serves your community. we of course, thank you for continuing to watch us here at msnbc. we also thank you for continuing to watch our competitors who are independent and professional a

and the opposition was screaming at nothing yahoo at the can. this is plan on because he was talking about his trip to the white house, his meeting with president donald trump. meanwhile, their account is that were being released from danza and these really prime minister was still in washington. he did not return to israel for that, even though we're still in the midst of the ceasefire deal. but the general of like is still pointing the finger admits. and y'all, who's saying that it's his fault. why the deal not only took so long, but why it could be falling apart. but we have to mentioned that this deal was never guaranteed from the beginning. it was an incredibly sensitive ceasefire agreement that required negotiations for the 2nd and 3rd phases after the 1st page was completed. but the opposition has still told less than yahoo that they would provide a safety net if he fired the far right members of his government. if they wanted to bring down the government as part of a ceasefire deal passing. so look, there are a lot of moving parts here.

now, some within the party opposite know exactly what i'm talking about. that is why the last government started negotiations about sovereignty and about securing the long-term use of the base. mr. speaker, they were right to do so. they were right to do so and the last government was 11 of 13 rounds of the negotiation. thoughtfully of the national security presentation today and going for them and she's not doing her job and not concerned about national security and not fit to be prime minister. >> his answer is so weak and wobbly he needs a voice coach. he didn't answer the question i asked him, why the energy secretary was not defending our country. the energy and environment reigns leading secretary receiving nearly 400,000 pounds worth of donations. going for 8 billion-pound deficit going from thousands of jobs and endanger energy security for all of us. going for a planned transition and going for that transition to renewable energy going no approach and energy security going to put this up at our throat and it's good for the national interest. >> th

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as the met say they won't investigate, what will the opposition do next?ut we begin tonight with a report published today that details the painfulfailings and errors in the care of a paranoid schizophrenic who, in the early hours of onejune morning in 2023, attacked and killed three people with knives, two 19—year—old students and a 65—year—old school caretaker. we'll talk live to the mum of one of the students in a moment, i think they're dead. oh, that was awful. were found here stabbed to death. one has been named locally as barnaby webber. he tries to break into a building housing vulnerable adults, but is pushed off by a resident. from knife injuries. 65—year—old caretaker ian coates. at members of the public. the man went up in the air. there was such a bang. valdo calocane was sectioned four times, the first in 2020. _ at all by mental health services in the nine you very much for being this evening. i know you have had a thiséevening. i know you have had a long day. lona da . ,, thisyevening. i know you have had a long day. you. what is gsrylana da

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so this is really all a huge demonstration of just how thrill the opposition is based on this recent news . your servers finally gone close to your highness has just resigned from his office, the worst and most hated president in romania is history. if he had not resigned, he would have been impeached by the parliament and thrown out. the 2nd round of the elections must be resumed urgently. well, certainly not mistaken, his was done. i mean, what does it? let's go people so riled up. well, you'll harnesses a presidential term actually ended on december 21st of last year, but there wasn't any one to replace it. and because the constitutional court had invalidated the initial election results were actually favoring georgia school. the courts claims that there were, quote, obvious violations of the election process, but according to many people in the opposition, this is actually not true. and it's just the result of the fact that his political rivals have accused him of being pro russian for his part. your jessica just says that the state has outright trampled on democracy in the count

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that would be huge opposition to something that has been described this ethnic cleansing problem is the plan is coming, which he hopes will get. americans support the presidents looking at uh, egypt coming to present that plan. uh, as i said, we will be inside the river to discuss how we can work with the president and with the united states. um, so that i think let's wait until the egyptians can come up with that to, to the president and get ahead of us. and the president was asked about the threats that have been made to cut a to jordan some $1500000000.00 a year. something he talked about just 24 hours ago, you know, effectively dismissed. but i don't have to threaten that. i don't think i think we're above that. let's talk about what wasn't said in the oval office. donald trump talked about how people of guys that were living and what he describes his hell. i'm dying every day. but there was no mention of these really onslaught, which is claimed almost $50000.00 lights, and king abdullah did not accept donald trump's plan, hoping international opposition will perhaps force them to l

this proves the opposite.hat cbs showed two different parts of the clip, but cbs did not distort what harris said, and it didn't seem that bad. what she said frankly, she was asked a tough question. she didn't have a great answer. cbs did air it. this should be a non-story, and so often we end up in trump's unreality, where he takes something small. he makes it very big. he makes it into a big scandal. he claims it's the end of the world. there are months of ramifications as a result. and that's exactly what's happened here. his choice of fcc chairman brendan carr has decided to make this a big deal. he knows trump is suing over this. and so it's become a big scandal. and what are we talking about? we're talking about one clip from a cbs 60 minutes interview. this has been driving cbs crazy, but it's because cbs was not transparent that they ended up in this position. it's exactly what you just said. if they had released all of this raw material back in october, we wouldn't be here in february. >> is that a da

i want to be cheering them on as a unified opposition. but what we've seen consistently is that what we need to get these democrats in the senate to fully lead a unified opposition is they need to hear from their constituents back home. that's what we need. i think we can get there. i think we can get there because this is exactly what we went through back in 2017. it's not as if donald trump won in 2016, and suddenly the democratic party was the party of opposition. it took overwhelming pressure. it took the women's march, it took going to town halls in february of 2017. and then seeing with their own eyes, wow, there is demand for this. our constituents want this. that's when we got them to actually lead that opposition. i think we're on our way there. we're not there yet. >> hakeem jeffries, the democratic leader in the house, i was interested he put out last night. i think it was last night. might have been yesterday afternoon. a ten point plan for all democratic members of the house. and it had a lot of different things that they're

the head of the opposition, and benny gantz, the other and the other leader in the opposition camp, in they would be behind the deal. right wingers smotrich and ben—gvir leave the government in the long run will go to election. so he is manoeuvring. he's manoeuvring. space is very limited now between trump, very little manoeuvring space. to dictate to him with his aide how to go forward. the case of convicted child serial killer investigates potential miscarriages ofjustice. the court of appeal has previously turned what they describe — as "significant new lucy letby, arrested in 2018. as "the best in the world." of chester hospital was not murder or attempted murder. letby�*s two trials. orjust bad medical care. attempted murders. in our opinion, the medical opinion, the medical evidence the jury in the trial heard evidence letby murdered babies in a number of different ways, including injecting and inappropriate or absent treatment. conviction should be reconsidered by that can only happen if the criminal cases review commission agrees. it said... about the care of children at the ho

that has to be relevant and i do actually believe a good government benefits from a good oppositionld's leading experts on brain injury, has told newsnight exclusively that this new rule, quote, places the spectacle of the game ahead of players�* brains because he doesn't think sending someone off for 20 minutes is a sufficient enough punishment for a potentially dangerous tackle, which could damage someone's brain. is he right? yes, i think he is. and yes, you're bringing on as well. that player is off the pitch, - but you're bringing a new, fresher one on which i'm not saying is going to cause damage, i but certainly he's going to be, you know, fitter and strongerl than the one who has just been sent off. i is he right? yeah, he is.

and there's fierce opposition to eliminating u.s. because people forget back in the 1990s president clinton offered a proposal to eliminate u.s. aid it didn't go very far but it's in the cross hairs of the certain presidents for quite sometime. >> senate confirmed vote as new omb director last week this is his first full week in that role. remindnd us what role do you expect him to play in the trump administration? >> he's going play a key role in calling in the eliminating and shrinking the federal work force. that has been one of his big priorities. you've seen a little bit of some of the things that like the buyouts for example that was something that had thought of. you're going to see a lot more of that start to ramp up once he gets in and once he gets settled. >> and there have been more than a dozen of president trump's cabinet nominees have been confirmed so far. the senate working on more today including tulsi gabbard director of national intelligence robert f. kennedy secretary and if the administration confident with those

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there is no democracy as opposition. parties and opposition media are banned. even former presidents, such as portion co, are under sanctions to prevent them from returning to power. i think this is completely unacceptable. of course, this is also a problem from a military point of view, because according to european treaties, there is a military obligation to provide assistance. this means that we would have the same problem with ukrainian membership in nato as in the you. but i can say for myself that we reject ukrainian membership in the u. it would also be arrogance on the part of the european union. the you cannot afford to have you create as a member state the not to do now to get some. well, i don't think a split of nato will happen because of the us president nato is a geo political geo strategic tool for americans to defend their interests around the world. therefore, they will not abandon this tool. on the contrary, they advocate for the further arming of nato. nato already spends $1.00 trillion dollars a year on weapons and the army, and they want to

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joe, how about being the democratic leader of the house of representatives, the opposition party in the house of representatives against this president and against the first one ever to have to be the opposition leader, against the richest person in the world. >> i got to say it to me, it sounds like the best job in the world right now because he's got this tiny, tiny, tiny majority of republicans against which he has arrayed the forces of a totally unified democratic caucus. he is in the best position in washington to give them maximum grief, and he's leading in such a way that he is calling on democrats in the house of representatives to essentially use their constituents as force multipliers. when he called on every democratic member of congress to go home and do constituent events and do roundtables and do town halls, starting today and if not today, later this week, and we will be keeping tabs on whether or not you do it, i thought, this is a man who understands how mad the whole country is about what trump is doing right now, and he's using democratic members of congress and that

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