host: some big names getting involved including senators john danforth, william cowan, alan simpson. launching it via an op-ed between trump and biden what should republicans do? some other names getting involved, john boehner, dan quayle, michael steele of maryland. what do you say to folks who say that this is never trump republicans by another name? guest: look, i would say maybe some of these folks are not trump. if you ask every person how they are voting in the election we are not a pack, -- pac, and not advocating in an election. we are thinking of amusement -- of a movement yonder 2024. most people are dispirited with the direction of the party and some might vote for donald trump and some might vote for joe biden and some might sit it out. i do not want to get into how everyone will vote. we are about creating a movement where we want a better republican party that can endure. the more traditional view of the party has been around through 170 years through linkedin, to roosevelt to eisenhower, nixon, ford, reagan and the bushes. they all want something better. and we do not

. >> the great people like ray galton and alan simpson, who wrote steptoe and sons and hancock's half sort of stuff. we've got john, john sullivan, who did only fools and horses. yeah. brilliant stuff. it was brilliant now, though, is it? oh, no, but it is. blackadder is . i'll tell you why. >> not only fools and horses, only fools and horses on the stage now doing word for word, roughly apart from certain bits, word for word. >> and they are slaying audiences every night. >> okay, what about keeping up appearances? that was terrible . appearances? that was terrible. >> i say love thy neighbour and terrible things like that. >> there was some real bad ones . >> there was some real bad ones. i say. >> fawlty towers holds up fawlty towers, fawlty towers. >> i hate fawlty towers. i think i >>i -- >> i think emma m >> i think the two ronnies. you remember them, ronald chesney, not ronald. >> oh, it's not funny. >> oh, it's not funny. >> red dwarf was better than red wolf was very good. but blackadder and ben elton and all that sort of stuff. >> and there's still there's still some. there'

host: some big names getting involved including senators john danforth, william cowan, alan simpson.aunching it via an op-ed between trump and biden what should republicans do? some other names getting involved, john boehner, dan quayle, michael steele of maryland. what do you say to folks who say that this is never trump republicans by another name? guest: look, i would say maybe some of these folks are not trump. if you ask every person how they are voting in the election we are not a pack, -- pac, and not advocating in an election. we are thinking of amusement -- of a movement yonder 2024. most people are dispirited with the direction of the party and some might vote for donald trump and some might vote for joe biden and some might sit it out. i do not want to get into how everyone will vote. we are about creating a movement where we want a better republican party that can endure. the more traditional view of the party has been around through 170 years through linkedin, to roosevelt to eisenhower, nixon, ford, reagan and the bushes. they all want something better. and we do not th

you may not be aware of this l but emma simpson, our bbc business correspondent, hasjust reported that news of alano the front of the agenda. it is saying that alan bates has rejected his second offer of compensation for the post office horizon it scandal. this latest offer amounted to around one third offer amounted to around one third of what he requested, talking about the fact of how frustrating it was, how frustrating for everyone. we will give you more details on that but it's a reminder that this has involved real people, real lives and families over the years. absolutely. alan bates did _ families over the years. absolutely. alan bates did talk _ families over the years. absolutely. alan bates did talk about _ families over the years. absolutely. alan bates did talk about during - families over the years. absolutely. j alan bates did talk about during the inquiry how difficult the financial redress has been for all these victims. he told emma simpson that this offer was about a third of what he had requested back injanuary. this is the second time he has rejected an offer in compensation. h