. >>> for more on president biden's budget, let's bring in ben white, chief economic correspondent with politico, also a cnbc contributor. and andy blocker, invesco global head of public policy and head of u.s. government affairs gentlemen, welcome to both of you. ben, let me start with you how much of this is really a legitimate budget proposal and how much of this is the beginning of the biden platform for re-election in 2024? >> good to see you, tyler. i would say zero percent essentially is a real budget document and 100% is the kick off of his campaign in 2024, as kayla laid out, none of these soak the rich proposals are going to become law in this congress the biden administration doesn't think they are, and tit's important to note here that the overall leftward shift of the biden administration as it moves toward re-election and its messaging, a lot of it sounds like pulled from the trump playbook without trump's rhetoric, but the protectionism and soaking the rich sort of stuff, some of that comes from trump. but what biden is doing is saying i'm going to attack where people are

history joining me now to explain al of this is ben white, chie economic correspondent for politico,ar spiral that certainly has a lo of people thinking back on 2008 tell us what happened in those 48 hours >> yeah, so good to be with you, thank you for having me. it was a banker, a old-fashioned bank run and which wealthy depositors are as we mentioned, both valley start up executives or - executives, folks have a lot o assets in the bank, over 250 000, the limit on fdic insurance. the bank itself ha unfortunately funded itself, particularly a lot of deposits and bought a long dated assets i don't get too complicated fo viewers in the weeds of this they bought bonds, a lot o them the fed started raisin interest rates, caused the value of their bonds to go down, people want to buy bonds wit higher rates all of a sudden, people go wind of that, thought thei money was in danger, and started to take it out once that started, rumor started flying on twitter an elsewhere, this is very high tech crowd, they all rushed to get money out. by that point, the bank run wa unstoppable, and they ha

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joining me now, t explain all of this is ben white, chief economi correspondent for politico and a cnbcd downwar spiral that certainly has a lo of people thinking back on 2008, tell us what happened in those 48 hours >> yeah, it is so good to be with you, thank you for having me. it was an old-fashione bank run in which wealth depositors here, this is as we mentioned, silicon valle executives, folks with a lot o assets and the bank, over 250, 000, on the insurance. the ban itself had unfortunately funde itself, particularly a lot o the deposits, and bought assets. i don't want to get to complicated for viewers in the weeds of this, but they bought a lot of them. the offense started raising interest rates at which caused the value of their bonds to go down, becaus people do not want to buy bond with higher rates. all of sudden people got wind of that thought the money was in danger, and they started to dig it out once that started, and rumor started flying on twitter an elsewhere, this is very high tech, they all rush to get money out. by that time, the bank was unstoppable and the fbi h

second half goals from thomas partey, ben white and substitute nelson rescued the gunners after bournemouthd an upset. philip billing scored after just ten seconds, and the cherries then doubled their lead in the 57th minute through marcos senesi, before arsenal's astounding comeback — the winner coming moments before the full time whistle. mikel arteta has been talking to the bbc�*s steve wilson. i think it was extraordinary, the way he came on and how much he gave us, especially, and he is a player that hasn't featured much, was injured, we didn't give him the option in the last few months. he comes in and puts on the performance. overall, a lot of emotion, it was incredible to experience it with the crowd. commentator: could reiss nelson be your player to change things like federico macheda at manchester united? i will remember this day for a few things. a lot of things happened, after conceding the second, from a set play, and the team has still found a way to win it. i loved the initiative, the personality and the willingness to make things happen when it is difficult. that is what big

thomas partey and ben white with the other arsenal goals.bornemouth the lead, but it wasn't to be. they are the bottom side this evening, after an invaluable win for arsenal: i'm going to remember this day for a few things, because a lot of things happened during the game, as well as the injury of leo, after conceding the second, then you concede from a set play without really giving anything away, and the team has still found a way to win it, and i love the initiative, the courage, the personality and the willingness to make things happen when it's ugly and when it's difficult, and that's what big teams do. earlier manchester city beat newcastle united 2—0 in the lunch time kick off. bournemouth now bottom. here's a check on the rest of the premier league results. bournemouth are now bottom after fellow strugglers southampton gained a crucial 1—0 win at home over leicester. wolves eased their relegation concerns with a 1—0 win at home to tottenham. not a good day for other sides in the danger zone though with west ham slumping to a heavy de

second half goals from thomas partey, ben white and substitute nelson rescued the gunners after bournemouthan upset. philip billing scored after just ten seconds, and the cherries then doubled their lead in the 57th minute through marcos senesi, before arsenal's astounding comeback — the winner coming moments before the full time whistle. mikel arteta has been talking to the bbc�*s steve wilson. i think it was extraordinary, the way he came on and how much he gave us, especially, and he is a player that hasn't featured much, was injured, we didn't give him the option in the last few mums. he comes in and put on the performance. 0verall, comes in and put on the performance. overall, a lot of emotion, it was incredible to experience it with the crowd, and it is a jane incredible to experience it with the crowd, and it is ajane —— day in the gd. crowd, and it is ajane -- day in the gd. ' ' �* crowd, and it is ajane -- day in the gd. ' ~ �* ., ,, the gd. commentator: could reiss nelson be your _ the gd. commentator: could reiss nelson be your player— the gd. commentator: could reiss nelson be y

this stunning winner, deep into injury time, after earlier goals from thomas partey and fellow sub, ben whitein - includingian wright. screams in i delight yes! screams in delight yess! all right!— yess! all right! wrightie, can i trouble you — yess! all right! wrightie, can i trouble you for— yess! all right! wrightie, can i trouble you for a _ yess! all right! wrightie, can i trouble you for a few - yess! all right! wrightie, can i trouble you for a few words? | yess! all right! wrightie, can i - trouble you for a few words? laughs. screams _ trouble you for a few words? laughs. screams in delight that is not an over reaction. earlier in the day, manchester city had cut the gap to two points, thanks to a 2—0 win over newcastle. phil foden scored his fourth goal in three games, to set city on their way, before bernardo silva added a second moments after coming off the bench. brighton improved their chances of european qualification, with a 4—0 premier league victory over relegation—threatened west ham. danny welbeck scoring the pick of the goals late on. brighton also have two games in hand

ben: briefly, the white house is perhaps pushing for an outright ban across the u.s.ld that happen? >> if the united states were to ban tiktok more broadly, not just on government phones, but for all americans, this could raise serious free expression and free speech concerns. any ban is likely to see lawsuits from tiktok, other users, as well. many americans have actually built livings off of tiktok. influencers use tiktok to earn a living. also many younger americans have used tiktok as a creative outlet to share music and dancing and art. i would expect any larger ban of tiktok would experience legal concerns. it is unclear what the outcomes of those challenges might be. ben: let's get the latest on yesterday's top story, britain and the european union's new post brexit trade deal with than ireland. u.k. prime minister rishi sunak spent the day selling the deal to lawmakers. first, in northern ireland, and in the last few hours, and peas his own conservative party. first, let's remind ourselves of what is actually in the deal. >> under the winter framework, goods g

president posted the irish leader, even though white house fountain turned green. joe benade much of his irish roots and he's expected to travel there soon to visit dublin, where his ancestors are from. the white house is yet to confirm if he will visit northern ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement, which occurs next month. our northern ireland political editor is covering the irish delegation's visit here. i spoke to him earlier. the u.s. played a crucial role in the good friday agreement. president biden has taken a close interest in post-briggs it trade negotiations -- post-brexit trade negotiations. he is to meet with the democratic unionist party leader at the white house today. what are the chances of an accelerated breakthrough in those trade talks? correspondent: we are not expecting such a breakthrough in washington. the leader of the dup very much takes his lead from his party back home. he would have to speak to his own grassroots and elected representatives if he was about to change course. the dup are opposed to the new trading arr

ben cardin. folks, welcome to the white house. it's a delight to have you all here.re those good-looking kids back there? they're your kids? all four of them? stand up, guys. [applause] i want you to know, like you, i had two brothers, three brothers in our family and one sister and my sister is smarter than all of us. not a joke. she is now 23 years younger than me. she managed every one of my campaigns for office even back when i was in high school and went to the same university. she graduated with honors, i graduated. [laughter] i had a simple role in the family, listen to valerie. so guys, be nice to your sisters. same lineup. you're the oldest? who is number two, who is number three. are you guys twins? i'm so glad to see you all. thanks for coming with mom. you have to take care of your mom. dads are much harder to raise. [laughter] before i begin to speak, and the reason i spent time with the kids, i screws want to speak briefly about the school shooting in nashville, tennessee. i you know, ben and i have been doing this our whole career, it seems. and it's s

howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, ben domenech, fox news contributor, and kevin corke who coffers the whiteor fox news. ben, why donald trump setting off media frenzy, preempting the announcements, and what about the fact that this is a case of a grave matter of paying a woman who acted -- >> first off, i think, obviously, when it comes to the decision the by the former president to publicize, he wants to get out ahead of the story, he wants to control the narrative going into this, and he doesn't want the impression to be that this was something that was jumped upon him. he wants to have the impression that, basically, this is a trivial matter a i'm very well aware of, and this is a highly politicized person. he wants to get that in people's minds. but when it comes to the second part of your question, this is an indictment of the left's aggressive approach to the way that they have covered the former president as being a near-constant threat to the survival of the american legal, political and government system -- howard: the investigations over the years. >> so many investigations over t

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ben cardon. folks, welcome to the white house. >> delighted to have you all here. who are those good looking kids back there. they are your kids? all four of them? is well stand up, guys. >> sean: biden's white house press secretary went on to blame republicans in congress for the evil actions committed by nashville's shooter. take a look at this. >> here is the thing what we will say, what i will say to republicans in congress is, what are you going to say to these parents? if what are you going to say to these family members. >> sean: now of course the dishonest media mob they rushed to politicize this shooting. now in a headline, reuters, they referred to the shooter as a "former christian school student." the new york times all but apologized for miss gendering the killer. usa today bashing local officials for miss identifying the gender of the shooter. news week applying tennessee republicans performing so called gender a firming surgery on children and banned children from attending drag shows. somehow the mob, the media, politics, they always seem to get in

family transactions, sales record for hunter biden's art, ben dominesh fox news contributor, great to see you today. how do you sit in the whitend not answer questions about sketchy business dealings with your family members and china? >> ben: i think the biden family has gotten away with this for such a long time, they feel like they can get away with it again and i think they are wrong. it is ludicrous to listen to someone like jamie raskin say this is too broad of a net when obviously they want to look under every different rock and pebble to find something to pin on donald trump during his tenure during the white house and stretching back decades earlier in terms of his financial activity. we have a very clear perspective from james comer and other republicans on this committee who want to have a good perspective on what was being sold. essentially was hunter biden engaged in a type of influence pedalling racket that would compromise his father potentially, other members of his family in pursuit of foreign dollars coming from america's adversaries. it is absolutely legitimate question or thing to ask for and i think when i

ben carden. folks are welcome to the white house. the light to have you all here.nd who are those good looking kids back there? the kids, all four of them. we'll stand up guys. i want you to know like you. i had two brothers 33 in our family, three brothers and one sister. my sister is smarter than all of us. not a joke. she was used to be three years younger than me. now she's 23 years younger than me. she managed everyone in my campaigns for office even back when i was in high school. we went to the same university two years apart. she graduated on us. i graduated. we had a simple rule in the family. listen to val. my sister valerie is incredible. so guys be nice to your sister. you're gonna need her. you're gonna need her. i promise. it's the same lineup. you're the oldest. who's number two. number two who is number three. twins you guys twins, okay? alright this this that wasn't our outfit. i'm so glad to see you all. thanks for coming with mom. okay you gotta take care of your mom. dads are much harder to raise, but you know. before i began to speak. the reaso

ben cardin. folks welcome to the white house. puff from international media.the cowardly probably coleman ravaged killers self—inflicted demise spun as some sort of noble warrior victim herself despite her demonic cruelty . our own daily demonic cruelty. our own daily mirror whimsy read about the murderer's lost future as a talented artist. one wonders what we have to look forward to next. in this clown world, we are forced to perform in a lengthy editorial about what a loss to the watercolour community hitler's untimely death perhaps i myself woke death was. perhaps i myself woke up in cornwall this morning to a message from someone in this very building asking me to delete a tweet in which i offered a view that i would be less than happy hunting over the safeguarding of my children to a body dysmorphic unwell body dysmorphic mentally unwell bloke . was being bloke in a wig. i was being compelled to reject the evidence of my and ears and refer to of my eyes and ears and refer to this man as a woman. i politely declined because call me old fashioned in a world

it was going to focus on white people's history. i spoke to ben deforest. he's in his 80's now.e said it's so disheartening to see these arguments about critical race theory and the policies like the one in florida it's like -- he said i feel like exactly the same way i feel in 1970. sometimes it feels as if we haven't made any progress in some ways we have. but it's clear that we're still fighting the same battle. i think he's right. host: at this point, you know, to also make sure we talk about the motel and its service here because it was during the time during your research that they actually found small children and why that is so significant. nick: yeah, it was. i was -- i was -- in the early stages of work on a book proposal when i was on the phone with joe womack. he said did you hear the news? i didn't know what he was talking about. they found the ship in the mobile delta. the wreckage is still mostly intact. so a lot of people both in africatown and surrounding after -- africatown they said their less concerned about the ship. they care about the people. whether that

ben cardin. folks welcome to the white house. puff from international media.o the cowardly probably coleman ravaged killers self—inflicted demise spun as some sort of noble warrior victim herself despite her demonic cruelty . our own daily demonic cruelty. our own daily mirror whimsy read about the murderer's lost future as a talented artist. one wonders what we have to look forward to next. in this clown world, we are forced to perform in a lengthy editorial about what a loss to the watercolour community hitler's untimely death perhaps i myself woke death was. perhaps i myself woke up in cornwall this morning to a message from someone in this very building asking me to delete a tweet in which i offered a view that i would be less than happy hunting over the safeguarding of my children to a body dysmorphic unwell body dysmorphic mentally unwell bloke . being bloke in a wig. i was being compelled to reject the evidence of my eyes and ears and refer to this man as a woman. i politely declined because call me old fashioned in a world beset by deceit lies. adding

one of the best guys in the united states congress, ben cardin, folks, welcome to the white house. >> it'ights a delighedt to haveu all here. who are those good looking kids back here? they're your kids. all four of them will stand up, guys.n: >> now, biden's white hous bidew press secretarhite hn toy went t blame republicans in congress for the evil actionsed committed by nashville's shooter. >> take a look t ahe thit thisn. here's the thing.ans in >> what we will say, what i will says to republicans in s congress is , what areay you going to say to these parents?fy >> what are you going to say to these family members?.>> seae dishonest medi now?a mo of course, the dishonest mediad to politicize this mob, they also rushthey to politicize the shooting. now, in a headline, reuter res, ian they refer to the shooter as a,c quote, former christian school student. the new york times all butt s apologized for, quote, miss gendering, the killer usa today bashing local officials fore mis identifying the gender of the shooter. "newsweek" heavily implying that tennessee republicans were to blam

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ben says the americans think the incident is very unprofessional, with the white house accusing russiaf recklessly colliding with its drone. the incident raises fears of an escalation between the two superpowers with a senior russian calling it a provocation . europe date on tv online dab, digital radio and tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to the point with andrew and beth . point with andrew and beth. well, the challenge to jeremy hunfs well, the challenge to jeremy hunt's going to finally set out his first ever budget is at 12:30 pm. today. we're going to bnng 12:30 pm. today. we're going to bring you live here, of course, on gb news. we expect free childcare for working parents in england will be expanded to cover one and two year olds. the plans are part of a government drive to encourage more people back to work to boost economic . back to work to boost economic. i'm not sure it's that simple, to be honest. no there's there might also a rise in tax free might also be a rise in tax free pension. in fact, there is going to be because we know it's going to be because we know i

ben domenech editor-at-large for the spectator host of the ben domenech podcast on fox news radio. jeff mason whiteto coast. >> yes. >> bret: these things, they stick in your mind because close calls eventually lead to big problems. >> look, you know, we are safer than we have ever been, however, this is six as you pointed out, bret, near misses and there's a lot of problems here. we know that workers were furloughed. we know people weren't flying. influx of workers. clearly, i don't think you need to be a rocket scientist to figure out that these people were trained too quickly, perhaps. this seems to be a problem because this is a repeated pattern where we are seeing planes almost collide. one. two, even though you are safer, just because you don't have a fatality doesn't mean you are safe. i think it's great they are having this conversation but this conversation needs to be about prevention because we know that nothing is guarantee when you have six and you have them so close there is definitely a problem that needs to be prevented and needs to be solved before god forbid it would lead to a fat

white house. it's not a campaign law violation. >> ben what you should do when someone brings the receipts, try to grab the receipts >> that's not a lie. here is why. >> that's not a lie? did you know about this? did you -- did you know about this >> we don't need that. >> he tried to grab the evidence i would like to see this guy in court. judge, judge, judge, shut up. enough of that give me that wow. you are not so smart now that you are naked. >> your thoughts, john >> it made me think of a friend of mine from years ago i was in court with him once i wasn't handling the case the defense attorney did something and he shouted, your honor, stop the music. the judge went nuts. if the jury knows that you are acting, you are not acting well. i have done a little acting. i've been encouraged by others to watch bad actors because it's easy to see what they are doing wrong. he had one tune the entire time he was arguing with you. he contradicted himself and admitted under your cross examination, which is a fairway to describe it you showed him receipts. you asked him questions. when trump was get on the

ben wallace says americans think the incident is very unprofessional with the white house accusing russiassly colliding with its drone. the incident raises fears of an escalation between the two superpowers with russia calling . it a provocation . three men . it a provocation. three men have been arrested after a drive by shooting outside a church , by shooting outside a church, london, which happened in january . one london, which happened in january. one of them, 19 year old al rico nelson martin, has been charged with possession of a shotgun with intent to endanger life , as well as six endanger life, as well as six other counts of intent . the two other counts of intent. the two other counts of intent. the two other men have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder. and they remain in four women and two girls aged 11 and seven were injured in the. a 48 year old is still undergoing treatment in hospital . you're up treatment in hospital. you're up to date on tv news. we'll bring you more news. it happens now, though. it's back to back. check i yes. welcome along. massive news

ben. great to have you in "focus." president biden yet to announce whether he will run for the white house again. but a new poll shows not many democrats would like to see that happen. another problem, they don't seem to have anybody else as like a backup idea. plus comedian calling out green hypocrisy. >> it has gotten infinitely worse. >> mostly because of you. >> no, mostly because of you. >> please, if i had your money i would throw mine away. >> you flying an private planes. >> he is flying private and not the only one. power panel next. veteran homeowners. need to cut your monthly expenses and get cash? call newday and ask for the newday 100 cash out loan. our veterans are getting an average of $70,000. they're paying off their first high rate credit card, their second high rate credit card, their third, fourth and even fifth high rate credit card and saving hundreds every month. they're paying off their car loans, too, and putting extra cash in the bank for the security every veteran deserves. hey, dad. i got an a on my book report. that's cool. and i went for a walk in the woods and i did

ben ten with a cat. chelsea played in leicester and reached 31. tottenham won against nottingham forest. and in the last game today, an hour ago, palace faced manchester city , which ended with a black and white cat following the game of city and the books of 3k. on the 3rd, four rounds of cross-recycling frankfurt and stuttgart drew 1-1 the share of a draw was defeated, and an hour ago in the ruhr derby, schalke and dortmund reached 22. in the continuation of the 25th week of the spanish leagues , real madrid won 31 against its guest , espanyol. it reached 1 and an hour ago celta vigo won 3-nil. rayo vaicano beat the team. starting at 23:30, valencia will host italy's osasuna and italy's serie a. from the twenty-sixth week of this competition, tonight , napoli and atalanta faced each other. this meeting ended with two goals in favor of napoli in today's game, empoli lost to udinese at home with one goal , and at 20:15 minutes, the amount of lazio is different from the world of football . the french coach said that after the extent of benzema's injury was determined, i talked to him and said, "don't rush to determine the time of his return." i slept with the migma team manager at night, i wok

white australians against the aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, ah ah, welcome back to wilson parents with going our back european parliament member representing alternative for germany and mr. ben before the break, we discussed on this multifaceted and very complicated that she had that, that some germans have towards russia. and i've heard the say in one of the other interviews that many of your colleagues at the european parliament as filled with hatred. not only for russia, but for the kind of conservative traditionalism that russia represents. do you think these people who are filled with hatred, do they even understand what russia tries to leave out in the world? what it tries to base it's and identity on where you have to realize that the european parliament you have about one on one and a half minutes. so i often have to be, i had to use shorter traditional conservatism with such a shorter. i see the other factors that play, of course, in russia, i think certain basic issues such as decent standard of living, ask you a very important the government has been very concerned about security, basic comforts to the population. that's one aspect. and the other a point is in you

working specifically on this issue with senator ben cardin, who referred to in that sound bite phil mattingly. thank you so much for that update from the whiteouse. today's shooting at covenant school in nashville, now part of the tragic list of statistics tracked by the gun violence archive. there have been 129 mass shootings across the u. s so far this year. keep in mind in 2020 to the u. s sites. 1/100 mass shooting on march 19th. the previous year. we hit that grim milestone in late march as well. so if you're keeping track of the math were on record or surpass what we saw the last two years from 2018 to 2020 to the u. s didn't see 100 mass shootings until may. the gun violence archive, which, like cnn, tracks these things that defines a mass shooting as an incident in which at least four people are shot. excluding the shooter. we want to bring in albany clayton. she's the leader , reporter on the guns and lies in america. project for the guardian. ebony. thank you so much for sharing your time and expertise with us, one of the things that we have reiterated it is unusual about this case is the fact that it breaks the mold of the typical

. >> the white house is trying to maintain the country's confidence in the banking system, but some members of congress say they'll need convincing. >> i know that's what bening following the second and 3rd largest bank failures in the nation's history. customers waited in line to withdraw their money and president joe biden assured them they would get every american should feel confident that their deposits will be there if and when they need. regulators guaranteed all deposits at silicon valley bank and signature bank and created a program that aims to shield other banks from a run on deposits. but now lawmakers are lining up to assign blame for the failures. the president is not making it easier basically just continue to print money. republicans like south carolina congressman ralph norman called the biden administration's efforts a bailout. >> and despite the president's assurances that taxpayers will not bear any losses. joel griffith with the heritage foundation argued they ultimately will. that is going to put more upward pressure on prices. and that >> given tax, even if our government officials don't want to admit this is not a bailout. democrats

ben & jerry's. we will speak to "the new york times" reporter who broke the story after headlines. the biden administration has anunced mafacturerseeking federasubsidieto make comper chipsill needo providaffordab childca for their workers. whitehouse secretary karine jean-pierre outlined part of the plan monday. >> the need for childcare to boost our workforce is undeniable. part of the solution to that is the commerce department is going to require companies seeking substantialhips funding to submit a robust childcare plan that reflects the needs of their workers, communities where they plan to build. amy: advocates for student debt relief are rallying outside the supreme court today as justices hear arguments in a case that could determine whether the biden administration can proceed with a plan to eliminate up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt for many borrowers. president biden announced the plan in august but it has been held up over legal challenges. in other supreme court news, justices agreed monday to hear a case that could decide the fate of the consumer financial protection bureau, which was created by president obama after the financial crisis. rupert murdoch, the owner of fox news, has admitted under oath t

so if they'd have been sort of like, you know, more like ben needham's family, more working class or she hadn't been a whitey and time has been this case? sure. been put into this case? sure. and i know why because at the end of the day, when have end of the day, when we have cases like it's also about cases like this, it's also about the of coverage that this the type of coverage that this case to get in the case is going to get in the media. and the more attention grabbing is, they grabbing case that it is, they are going to push for it more. so have child goes missing so we have child goes missing every night in the uk that 70,000 a year. wow. so 70,000 children a year. wow. so that's big, number. that's a big, big number. a majority are found presumably. yes. so they do like they all found within, i think 24 hours. and as as time goes on, and then as as the time goes on, it's is much more difficult. i think it's 50% of those children are that the fact are found. but that the fact that reported in every 90 that one is reported in every 90 seconds telling us how many seconds is telling us how many childre

smoke and darkness to confront white house confront a ruined white house and toppled of liberty, and a toppled statue of liberty, or big benrning big ben and a flattened hq . they realise their flattened hq. they realise their survive was that what they thought mattered was in the end, just a house, just a lifeless lump of copper and steel, just a bell tower , just an office block bell tower, just an office block to survive. look around the devastation , the receding devastation, the receding floodwaters of the tsunami and realise they were kidding about stuff that didn't amount to a hill of beans . they get ready to hill of beans. they get ready to start again with all that really matters, which is people they can trust , which is each other. can trust, which is each other. if we have that, then we have all that we will need pass the popcorn . all of that's my popcorn. all of that's my opinion , of course. and a free opinion, of course. and a free to disagree . keep the tweets and to disagree. keep the tweets and emails coming through the show. you can email gb views at gbnews.uk or you can tweet me at gbnews.uk or you ca

smoke and darkness to confront white house confront a ruined white house and toppled of liberty, and a toppled statue of liberty, or big benrning big ben and a flattened hq . they realise their flattened hq. they realise their survive was that what they thought mattered was in the end, just a house, just a lifeless lump of copper and steel, just a bell tower , just an office block bell tower, just an office block to survive. look around the devastation , the receding devastation, the receding floodwaters of the tsunami and realise they were kidding about stuff that didn't amount to a hill of beans . they get ready to hill of beans. they get ready to start again with all that really matters, which is people they can trust , which is each other. can trust, which is each other. if we have that, then we have all that we will need pass the popcorn . all of that's my popcorn. all of that's my opinion , of course. and a free opinion, of course. and a free to disagree . keep the tweets and to disagree. keep the tweets and emails coming through the show. you can email gb views at gbnews.uk or you can tweet me at gbnews.uk or you ca

white house, sir, you know, not not in the near term. biden's message back off on contentious judicial reforms has touched a raw nerve in the israeli government. it's a mark ben netanyahu's hard right cabinet member firing back on israeli radio, saying we are an independent country, not another star on the u. s flag, legislative and executive who during a u. s hosted virtual summit for democracy, also shrugging off biden. is culture shoulder, israel and the united states have had their occasional differences. but i want to assure you that the alliance between the world's greatest democracy and a strong, proud and independent democracy. israel in the heart of the middle east. is unshakable. but on the streets at the many anti government protests, biden snub of netanyahu is exactly what protesters have been calling for. we need the world to help us not letting him in. just punish this guy. this guy is a dictator is very, very bad for democracy, trying to let things calm down among opposition leaders here. concern the us president isn't tough enough. it's in new and interesting statement by president biden unprecedented good one. i am not sure that this is enoug

ben is right. they all children should just be children. why is skin colour and relevance to them , the poll relevance to them, the poll says, does this apply to children of all ethnicities or just whiteen, no, but it's underpinned by that critical race theory . well, critical race theory. well, that's what's lurking behind. it's your view. but this is not a pledge that children have to sign . this is about the staff. sign. this is about the staff. and i think that's quite important . we're not suggesting important. we're not suggesting that it's all. yeah, but you can't have a pledge that is sitting atop a school without expecting the children to adhere to the behaviour is within that pledge. surely that's what's putting up with this. but listen, this is i will listen to children's concerns and experience says that's for a teacher or a member of staff. that's nothing contentious about that. i will allow all voices to be heard. nothing contentious about that. i will refer any racist incidents or suspected racist incidents or suspected racist incidents or suspected racist incidents to another the inclusion and anti—racist . inclusion and anti—racist. sally, i will be actively will one

the evidence leon jaworski has, he should be included white house has decided not to make available the tapes that colson's david wanted us to hear. ben-veniste said the evidence shows colson is member of the conspiracy and there's a 5050 chance of conviction ruth, whose deputy dissents from this recommendation and what's causing the death is the rules for the u.s. attorneys say. we know you can show probable cause that's not the test. and somebody you have to have a high degree of confidence that a jury knowing, what you know, will in a conviction we don't just people for the fun of it and here the task force may be by mistake it may be it just slipped out they said well you know he's not like the others the chances of conviction are only 5050 and you ask he says i'll go anywhere. now we're showing you this one. but are handwritten notes from these segments that i've reviewed and they're pretty consistent. jaworski says. i'm familiar with the evidence i've met with colson. i've met with shapiro. it's a weak case, but i'm willing to sign the indictment because. and then one set of notes says he's going to plead anyway so we don't have

ben wallace says the americans think the incident is very unprofessional, with the white house accusingussia of recklessly colliding with its drone. the incident raises fears of an escalation between the superpowers with a senior russian figure calling it a provocation . meanwhile, mps have provocation. meanwhile, mps have urged the prime minister to get serious about enforcing sanctions against russian oligarchs. former labour minister liam byrne says there were 147 reports of a breach of the sanctions last year, but only two fines were imposed totalling £86,000. but the us has issued 17 penalties since the start of the war, with a value of more than £35 million. a foreign office minister said the treasury will look at publishing a list of. the treasury will look at publishing a list of . those publishing a list of. those who've been granted exemptions . who've been granted exemptions. three men have been arrested after a drive by shooting outside a church in london , outside a church in london, which happened in january. one of them, 19 year old al rico nelson martin, has been charged

york times" detailing all of this ben barnes said the long time political mentor invited him on a mission to the middle east it was 1980 and jimmy carter was in the whitency and hampered his effort to win a second term. his mentor was john b. connally jr. and sought the republican nomination in 1980 only to be swamped by former governor ronald reagan in california. now he resolved to help mr. reagan beat mr. carter and make a case for becoming secretary of state or defense in a new administration what happened next mr. barnes has largely kept secret for nearly 43 years. he was taken to a middle eastern xap after another that summer to pass a message to iran don't release the hostages before the election. mr. reagan will win and give you a better deal. joe? >> it is a four-decade-old secret wish it came out earlier there are questions that haven't been answered. did ronald reagan know about this did casey know about this? if it was such a great deal for ronald reagan and it was connally bid to be secretary of state why did he get offered secretary of energy and refuse it in a huff this is obviously speaks extraordinarily badly of connally i'm curious wh