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so we had bridget phillipson, the education secretary.bviously all newscasters on the planet, wherever they are, will know that we are three days away from the budget, a big bazooka, huge budget, biggest day so far for this newish government. and the fact that bridget phillipson was on the programme was a very subtle clue that schools is one of the bits of the public realm which is actually going to get a bit of extra change, rather than quite a lot of bits of the public sector that may actually find things are quite squeezy. however, rather than getting tangled up in lots and lots of budget speculation, we also wanted to do a sort of progress check on the things that she said she'd do in the education bit of the manifesto, and this is what she said about the 6,500 extra teachers that she promised to that target. i think you said there is people are going to have to wait till 2029. you said to the end of the parliament, so is that the target? people are going to have to wait till 2029 to get those 6,500 extra teachers that you promised in

do you think those make a difference to voters, bridget, begin with you?they definitely bring crowds out could we solve president obama visit madison with minnesota governor tim walz and drew a large crowd in the arena here. they definitely attract crowds. >> gayle in phoenix, do you think someone like bruce springsteen, for example, will appeal to voters in arizona? can you change voters minds or persuade voters who are undecided about whether or not they are actually going to exercise their right to vote? gayle: i think we are at the point where the people who are undecided will go into the box and make up their minds, because arizona is so split, and rememberast time, as bridget was alluding to, a very close election. last year was kind of an outlier for us, that biting actually won. no democrat has won arizona since bill clinton did. for us to be this close is new territory for us, but i think going forward, it is going to happen again. will bruce move the needle? maybe for some peoe of a certain age group who actually know who he is. >> ok, that is in

i'm joined by national politics reporter bridget bowman. bridget, welcome to you.the big question. how can voters be so opposed to donald trump's record and the race still be tied? have you figure that out? >> that's a really good question, because it looks like there is a disconnect here. this is where the margins really matter. that the 50% number that you mentioned, that's not that far off from the 32% harris was often our poll. so i'm trying to delve into, what are the gaps here when you dig deeper into the numbers and look at some of these key swing groups, you start to see some of the difference here. so take independence. they are going to be so important in this election. a majority said they are less likely to vote for a candidate who said trump won and 2020, and a higher shed their less likely to support a candidate who backed the dobbs decision. only two points in our poll. so why is that? it is possible that voters are maybe just weighing different issues as they are figuring out who to support. for example, we often see the economy and cost-of-living a

when she goes to there is a moment where sense bridget bishop's trial and execution in at the sitting in early june and the nurse's time in the process towards the end of june will it be the same process will it have changed bridget bishop's execution elicits criticism, but the educated in massachusetts, primarily leading, we might not assume the biggest critics. and early on they're the biggest critics of this process, not because they believe which is a real they just don't believe you're actually have enough evidence that you proved that case against bridget bishop. they don't think that conviction was was actually proven when nurse to trial though nothing has changed this criticism not taken into account. it's the same old story. bridget bishop gets her trial is is significant because she'll have the most defense evidence most support from the community out of any those who are accused some of those who are accused, they're families kind of abandon and don't want anything do with them. never mind standing next them and helping their defense at you can imagine that they don't want

so we will have bridget phillipson. — perish the thought that any newscasters would be political nerds — they might notice a very big break in convention because... no chancellor. right. so for years and years and years and years and years, people have said, have the chancellor the week before the budget. and what happens is you have an interview where they say, i can't tell you. yeah. you'll have to wait for wednesday. well, this year, a break in convention and we will be talking to the chancellor, rachel reeves, next sunday once everybody has had a chance to chomp through the budget, digest it and work out what it really means. let's save all our budget chat for sunday's episode. we'll have more to go on once you've spoken to bridget phillipson. we will. we need to spend a bit of time because actually we know quite a lot about what's going to be in it because rachel reeves and her allies have said it or briefed it. they've said a lot, and not least the big, big change to how the government is going to count debt, whic

that's the message that bridget phillipson is sending.he way, keir starmer sent after the protests in the summer. he's more interested in cracking down on free speech, cracking down on free speech, cracking down on free expression than allowing people to express their views. >> i was almost i was almost with you till then on quite a lot of what you said. but that's just that's just silly. >> i don't think little old ladies should be sent to prison for what they write on facebook. >> people setting fire to asylum. >> that's a separate issue. that's a separate issue. >> no, that's not that's what that's what happened in the summer. and that's what he was just about just about the universities we'll come back to. >> what about the universities? >> what about the universities? >> so i'm very conscious that like you have spent like decades in universities, which i certainly haven't. and you know, i've hardly i've you know, i've beenin i've hardly i've you know, i've been in and out of universities a bit, but i've never worked in a bit, but i'v

here in the uk — the education secretary — bridget phillipson says that "working people" will not seetaxes on their payslips following wednesday's budget. staying with the middle east... the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been talking about israel's air attack on iran early on saturday morning. mr netanyahu said the attack was "precise and powerful" and achieved all its objectives. iran's supreme leader says the attack should not be "downplayed" nor "exaggerated". echoing that stance, iran's president massoud pezeshkian said iran will respond with "foresight and intelligence". the secretary general and co—founder of the palestinian national initiative, mustafa barghouti joined us from ramallah and told us more about the most important factors in the upcoming ceasefire talks. well, there are two major issues here, and the first one is whether we are talking about a temporary ceasefire or a continuous and permanent ceasefire. what palestinians want to see is an end of this war and a complete ceasefire, and also a complete exchange of prisoners, so that all the israeli cap

education secretary bridget phillipson abandoned the tories law protecting free speech in universitiesiming it was unnecessary . but we are now unnecessary. but we are now seeing why it was necessary to protect freedom from the cancel culture. the durham union society, the university's 182 year old debating society, has been excluded from the university's freshers fair by the students union. now, the students union has tried to claim that this is because of historic allegations of racism made against the durham union society, but gb news understands that this is much more than a mere spat between warring student factions. a few years ago, the student union accused the debating society of being a safe haven for colonial apologists. since then, the debating society has tried to be pragmatic so it can have a presence on campus. but the student union has insisted on an equality , diversity and equality, diversity and inclusion agenda to be rolled out if it wanted to be included. so you've got to be inclusive to be included, otherwise you're excluded for not being inclusive. in other words,

and let me say, firstly, i've got a bit of a problem with the tone of bridget's tweet because it doeseople to characterise it as class hatred. and i don't think that's actually her position, but i think it's the right policy. i think it's a fair policy. it's about prioritising the 93% of kids who go to state schools, as opposed to the 7% who go to private schools. and, you know, private schools. and, you know, private schools are businesses and they should be taxed as such . and should be taxed as such. and what it will do is raise a billion, billion and a half pounds that can be used to expand the numbers of teachers in state schools . and you know in state schools. and you know what? the overwhelming majority of the public back it. and in terms of the timing, private schools have known for ages that this has been coming down. the road, and i think the government should stick to its guns and implement it in january. >> any, any, any charity needs to wash its face in that by that measure, could be said to be a business. but education has always been understood to be a charitable purpo

but in an interview with the bbc, the education secretary bridget phillipson was repeatedly pressed onief economics correspondent dharshini david takes a look at who's likely to be affected by wednesday's announcements. rachel reeves's budget will be the first meeting chancellor, once she claims will lead to economic renewal but it may include some measures that could see many workers paying more tax from their income regardless of the government's definition of a working person. first the budget will boil down to this. two targets, she set herself to hit in five years' time. what she calls the investment ruled that she can only borrow to fund a project such as building hospitals or rows, which aim to boost growth. second, all services like education must be funded through income such as taxes. she may have to find £40 billion to fund those priorities. bottom player? let's start with that investment rule. likejeremy investment rule. like jeremy hunt, investment rule. likejeremy hunt, racialabuse investment rule. likejeremy hunt, racial abuse has promised that debt will be falling in fi

we did speak to bridget phillipson about this and she said that they have inherited a system that isill take time. so she was very clear that this is not an immediate fix but it is one that will happen over a period of time. so the calls today for more funding, they are hoping for it in the budget but it seems that that may not happen.— in the budget but it seems that that may not happen. parents of course will _ that may not happen. parents of course will feel— that may not happen. parents of course will feel that _ that may not happen. parents of course will feel that is _ that may not happen. parents of course will feel that is one - course will feel that is one thing they don't have, time, because every year of education where your child does not get enough support they slip further backwards. children need qualifications in order to get a job. the spill over into your adult life if you don't get proper education support at the beginning is massive. yes. the beginning is massive. yes, that is so _ the beginning is massive. yes, that is so true _ the beginning is massive. yes, tha

so finally, bridget phillipson, the education secretary, has curbed the higher education, freedom ofarliament went into recess to prevent any debate from happening. or at least that's what it looks like to me . how what it looks like to me. how can we make people understand that there is a problem with academic threats to academic freedom? >> well, i actually think i believe i want to believe that that the fact that it's a problem has already been established. right? right . so established. right? right. so the real question is how can we make people want to do something about it now, the do something that we need universities. and, you know, i'm one to say, this having been cancelled by two universities, get away with what they get away with because there's no enforcement mechanism right apart from a very expensive employment tribunal and there's no enforcement mechanism . if i'm a speaker, as mechanism. if i'm a speaker, as we found out at an external speaken we found out at an external speaker, as we found out from the reindorf report. so the higher education freedom of speech act

. >> seth: and you met bridget, your co-star of the show. >> yes.n. >> seth: yeah. it had a reputation. >> yeah. >> seth: it was a must-see show that bridget did. >> exactly. and so, i got to be a guest on it a couple times. and then she said, "will you audition for my show? would you be willing to audition for my show?" i was like, "yeah, twist my arm. [ laughter ] i guess i'll do that instead of temping." [ laughter ] >> seth: and then, this was a real -- last season, you guys had a really nice moment where she gave you the great gift of -- what would you describe this act as? [ light laughter ] >> well, i would describe it as an act of love. >> seth: yeah. >> aka, a motorboat. >> seth: a motorboat. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. you know, it sou -- motorboat sounds sort of harsh. but it's actually quite soft and lovely. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] you're right. you know, it has -- the name makes it seem like it's gonna be, you know -- >> yeah, it's like, "ahh!" a motorboat will cut me. but that loved me. [ laughter ] >> seth: this is the third

eaern on afterwards, journalist bridget show seat discusses the future of work and how the better alignkplace culture with the needs of american workers in her book overworked. she's interviewed by chief correspondent. and connie chung shows her self-titled memoir about her life and career in journalism, serving as the first woman to cohost the cbs evening news. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at book tv.org.

division in the ios because due to it contains the golani brigade the 188 brid bridges and it is only bridget number six which are the the main fighters or the main groups and brigades in the israeli army that that is directly connected to a battlefield and special operation and the iof also announced that these divisions will be supported by the air and artillery assistance from the unit 282 unit, these units, it's worth mentioning that all of these units have served actually in gaza's trip and uh committed atrocities, especially the 36 uh the the 36th unit has committed atrocities in gaza, they are they are considered to be as we have said the elite and we quote the elite fighters in the iof and they will be deployed in the in southern lebanon, just a quick just a quick time out here, just just hold on one second because "you know there was a lot the information that you gave that kock, i want to make sure that we understood what you said. in terms of uh, when you started, you said that there were um, some israel regime forces uh, that have been taken to the hospitals, is that a result of t

so back to game for nail biter with the score tied at 80 lynx forward bridget carleton with two free throws and just two seconds left. so cnn's carolyn manno is joining me live from inside the barclays center ahead of tonight's big game. so carolyn, game five it's going to be a fight to the finish. it's just well right towels are out. >> we've got final dance preparations underway, but with the way that these two franchises tab for form to get to this point, this place is going to be rocking and just a couple of hours and with good reason. and for the minnesota lynx, it stands to reason that they could leave this arena tonight i'd on the road as champions, they are looking to do something that no wnba franchise has ever done when five at titles they want to spend a four and seven years. they are not afraid of the moment the pressure is really on the liberty here at home, especially with their stars. breanna stewart, sabrina ionescu underperforming in game for this place is going to be for them. we know that there's so much entertainment here and the crowd has just leaned into them. a

even like a state like arizona where the immigration issue absolute benefits republicans bridget kerryen 70 moderate republicans away and her opponents has a border security message. some democrats are getting the message that pay republicans are doing well and we might shift a little closer in that direction. arthel: listen, no doubt this will be an nailbiter until the end. neither side can take their foot off the pedal at this point. any races or trends that you are focusing on the home stretch? >> oh well, it sounds almost too obvious to say. but frankly we have no idea how these hurricanes r recently are going to affect voter turnout. whether they are even able to get to the polls or can concentrate on something other than taking care of their homes and their families. so all the way from north carolina to north florida. a lot of these districts that were strict they voted for trump in 2020 were utterly destroyed by these hurricanes. i don't think we know how that's going to play out. and that is just a logistical challenge in addition to a political one. arthel: definitely a logis

now on the links next possession, courtney williams is going to miss, but bridget carleton gets the rebound gets fouled by breanna ionescu. carlton makes both free throws. so could we get some more sabrina magic this time to win the title? >> know her shot. no good at the buzzer links when 82 to 80 to force a winner-take-all game five on on day after the game, liberty head coach sandy brondello, not happy with the officiating we're getting here, fell and that one of the nicest bloody coaches in this league. but this me off just be fair if they get needed to bloody fell twice game, things we could have done a little bit better we all could have done better in including me getting that time-out. sorry, i shouldn't say that. don't repeat it it. york and when are the iqs meanwhile are went away from their first world series since 2009 game for another nail biter and cleveland's and carlos dan just continuing to be one of the best post-season hitters ever homering again, this was his fourth of the postseason, but the bank is up six to the sixth bottom eight now, two our guardians down a run, dav

here in the uk — the education secretary — bridget phillipson says that "working people" will not seee minister benjamin netanyahu has been talking about israel's air attack on iran early on saturday morning. mr netanyahu said the attack was "precise and powerful" and achieved all its objectives. iran's supreme leader says the attack should not be "downplayed" nor "exaggerated". echoing that stance, iran's president massoud

next possession, courtney williams is going to miss, but bridget carleton grabs the rebound, gets fouled by sabrina ionescu calls it's both free throws of could we get more sabrina magic this time to win the title know are shot at the buzzer, no good links win at two to 80 to force a winner-take-all okay. >> i'm 5 on sunday after the game, liberty head coach sandy brondello was not happy with the officiating we're getting here. >> that's fell and that one of the nicest bloody coaches in this league. but this me off just be fair if they get needed to bloody fell all right. >> the wall or went away from their first world series since 2009 game for another nail-biter and cleveland's in carlos. just continuing to be one of the best hosts these in hitters ever. he homered again, this was his fourth of the postseason, but the yankees up six to 11. this six fast-forward to bottom of the eighth. now, two hours it's guardians down or runs david fry has a dribbler, but mark lighter junior makes up bad for roe cleveland ties it. it's six on an error. but the yankees got lucky themselves in the nigh

it is anticipation for the 3rd and final to a of the brick summit there today in the outreach and bridget plus formats. the strategy is to enhance trade among member states and voices of the global south, the expansion of multi polarity and peace making. these are just some of the key issues that marks the 2nd day of the summit, that along with some prominent guess and the, [000:00:00;00] the new michigan that all the people in your national, the same i used to those federal way to see if this was sufficient, especially in a spirited celebration of the day is a chief man's russian president vladimir boot and then fellow attendees of the bridge summit and cause on gathered for a dollar dinner on wednesday evening. there emphasized the brakes, nations commitment to universal values of peace, justice and equality of his gathering followed the approval of a joint summit declaration vibrant countries aimed at advancing their agenda at the united nations. or the document outlines measures for sustainable global development, emphasizing the expansion of bricks, partnerships, and support for emer

bridget phillipson was asked about how they define working people when she appeared with laura kuenesburgthe precise measures she has announced. . when people, after the budget, basically receive what they will see as a labour government that has prioritised making sure that they do not see higher taxes because we know that we were going in the wrong direction. we think there will be more spending on health. rachel reeves has written in a sunday newspaper today. she says it is a budget for stripers. she says that working families are where children have to work in crumbling classrooms, people are on long nhs waiting lists and people who are working but are unable to afford a home. these are the sort of areas that will be have the maximum investment in. this budget is all about priorities which they always are. ultimately, labour — it is a great opportunity for them to set their vision for the country. they want to spend some money. they say that there is a £20 billion black hole in the finances. it's about working out those priorities. find out for the on wednesday. let's move to georgia

education secretary bridget phillipson joins us this morning as she launches a new funding programme as part of ambitious plans to open 3000 new nurseries. >> the king and queen head down under in their most significant overseas tour since his cancer diagnosis. >> nearly 1 million brits living with dementia could soon be aided by an ai robot specialising in alzheimer's care. >> new government plans are going to offer unemployed brits discounted driving lessons, so we're debating this morning whether the jobless should get freebies. >> later this morning, britain's most decorated paralympian, dame sarah storey , divulges the sarah storey, divulges the secrets of her success and also in sport, the country is coming to terms with a german becoming the england manager. so ben ainslie's britannia is on new zealand's tail. or is it stern.7 or is it star.7 is it stern.7 stern.7 it's on the stern. and pickle paddle or tennis? which racquet sport is which and why? we'll discuss. >> following a gloomy wednesday with outbreaks of rain, for many of us, thursday is looking much brighter. i'll hav

here in the uk, the education secretary bridget phillipson has insisted that labour will not break itseatedly promised not to increase taxes for "working people". the government has also pledged £1.11 billion to build and refurbish schools across england, ahead of wednesday's budget. it comes amid warnings the school rebuilding programme, which aims to rebuild 50 schools a year, has been falling far behind target. here's our education correspondent hazel shearing. you can see the marks on the ceiling. i mean, they're old ceiling tiles. there's probably been some damp there. this was dave baker, the chief executive officer of the olympus academy trust. a few weeks ago, talking through the growing number of structural problems that the ageing patchway community school in bristol is facing. there are holes in the ceiling tiles on the roof. they're just not worth replacing because the whole thing is going to be knocked down within the next two years. we're having to think very carefully about where we prioritise spending. patchway is one of more than 500 schools on the government's school

the education secretary , bridget education secretary, bridget phillipson, has also been branded divisivechers more than private schools need in boss stationary. our children need mental health support more than private schools need new pools. our students need careers advice more than private schools need astroturf pitches. well , with me astroturf pitches. well, with me now is geoff hoon, former labour minister geoff, thank you very, very much. and good evening, patrick. how are you? so it looks it looks as though maybe labour have been at it again. geoff, that all is not as it seems that this report that gave them a glowing response for their policy turned out to be written by, well, shock, horror, you know, a mate. >> well, first of all, i've looked at the report and it isn't glowing. there's lots of criticism, actually, of the policy. it's a fairly balanced report , and i think those that report, and i think those that are criticising the author are playing the man rather than the ball. >> the issue is, is this report on its own merits, a proper consideration of this policy? and i ca

yeah, and this by a, bridget, the brakes plus is a, is a positive sign that you don't want to move on to go to go on. and these are important countries might do it on my it says yes. so there may be a, you, a egypt you'll be, i do have the largest countries in africa. yeah. so it's not something that we, uh, you know, law started or dismissed at the, to the other murder. absolutely. right. i'm just to lose the right. the single coffee, thank you very much for joining us. live. bless you also coverage and you want having me really nice chat. thank you. thank you. thank you. well, with such a huge range of issues that for the summit to deal with, we discussed the ongoing situation. for example, in the mid least from the perspective of bricks with a panel of guests, for the last of the 40 minutes does meet the all the risk of these that just be hailed a few months ago, had uh, really uh, outlined the groups off uh the brakes, guns, these doors, the problems relating to the situation in the movies, and it turned out fine how the brakes godfrey's view is really bad. the studio conflicts at

education secretary bridget phillipson says that new nurseries will target areas with the greatest needhe greatest need, with projections indicating a requirement for around 70,000 additional places. requirement for around 70,000 additional places . king charles additional places. king charles and queen camilla are heading to australia for a shortened tour following his majesty's cancer diagnosis earlier this year. doctors advised curtailing that trip, cutting out a visit to new zealand originally planned instead adjusting other parts of the schedule. the king is also pausing his cancer treatment dunng pausing his cancer treatment during the 11 day overseas visit while down under. their schedule now includes a review of the royal australian navy in sydney and meetings with top cancer experts, before continuing to on samoa . those are the latest samoa. those are the latest headunes samoa. those are the latest headlines for now. i'll be back with you for another update. in around half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the

bridget budd says she is staying. >> there is just no place i would rather be. i don't suggest it for anybody. i'm not promoting it. >> i'm rob marciano along the bay here in tampa where they're bracing again for a damaging and life-threatening storm surge. if it makes a direct hit, it will push seawater all the way up the bay, potentially pouring up to 15 feet of water right into the heart of downtown tampa. >> we're emergency management. we have to plan for the worst things. >> reporter: >> there is a lot of vulnerable infrastructure here, and the geography itself that puts us at much more of a risk. >> reporter: the storm track determines where the highest storm surge happens. anything into or north of st. pete brings winds that funnel an already high water up into the city. a track just a few miles south actually pulls the water out of the bay, leading to minimal storm surge. what's the one thing that may make you worry at night when you go to sleep? >> it's the storm surge on this one. ultimately, our first responders. we're going to be here, going to try t

eaern on afterwards, journalist bridget show seat discusses the future of work and how the better align workplace culture with the needs of american workers in her book overworked. she's interviewed by chief correspondent. and connie chung shows her self-titled memoir about her life and career in journalism, serving as the first woman to cohost the cbs evening news. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at book tv.org. minnesota governor and democratic vice president nominee tim walz spoke in support of military veterans and their families during a campaign stop in chandler, arizona. u.s. senate candidate are presented of ruben gallego and jim mccain, son of late senator john mccain, joined governor walz for the 30 minute event. >> after having graduated from mayor united states air force academy. there are a couple, two or three of his mentors. thank you to all of your valuable influence. my youngest son has also chosen to serve by battling the mental health crisis that exists in our country. i understand service,

bridget, from austin, doesn't miller have a single brother? we'll travel. >> jessie: i'm waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity and tonight a category five hurricane milton only hours away from slamming into battered communities on the florida gulf coast here in the free state of florida. many are rightly worried that the powerful storm couldn't fact be the most destructive hurricane in history. florida officials telling residents who refused to evacuate. write your name on your body to be identified if and when you die. coming up we love alive report for fox weather but first we are 28 days until a flexion point for our country as a political storm is brewing across the country as the hurricane is bearing down on florida. harris decided to pick a fight with governor rhonda santos was busy trying to save the lives of floridians and also prestaging 30,000 utility trucks and trucks with water and food and medicine and supplies as she has trashed him in public for not taking the time to speak with her on the phone. i call

the secretary of state for education, bridget philippson, has been speaking this morning about the budgetat we can expect this morning with laura kunessberg... now, we've seen rachel reeves set out the clear fiscal rules that where it comes to day to day spending, we want to make sure there is stability there. but where it comes to investing in the long term prosperity of our country, this is a budget that will fix the foundations, but will also make sure that we invest in our schools. for example, there can be no more important place to start than education where it comes to those foundations. and we know that so much in children's lives is determined through the education system. now, that starts in the early years, and that's why early years education is my number one priority, because too many of our children arrive at school and they're not where they need to be. but right throughout their lives, i'm determined as education secretary to break that link between background and success. and that's why i'm also really pleased that alongside the investment we're setting out around the sch

you might recognize her from her acting role, welcome to bloomberg technology bridget.he sheer infrastructure and tech. bridgit: thank you for having me. excited to be here. for space companies, you are reliant on connectivity. contact with space is stuck in a different era where you find cumbersome solutions for outages in a way that would be unacceptable in other industrialized sectors. we were talking to a company yesterday that had their contact time slipped out from under them at the last minute. it's difficult to deliver for customers under those conditions. we are excited to change the expectations for space companies, where you have a dynamic satellite connectivity that you would expect of your power grid or cell phones. we think this is a huge opportunity space. our first contribution is through shared distribution through phased antennas which offer 10x availability. ed: antenna arrays have not been touched since the 1960's but you know what they are. if you're ever lucky enough to drive past one, you marvel at the romance of space infrastructure still. for al

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but if i'm dropping a g on bridget and ball, the kitkat should be included here's your next hit line steve, you want it to blink, but had to cancel staple is balls to something that's what they know also i do know the, real answer steve wanted to get breast implants but then he didn't because he got dragged. >> am i right? >> john, be no answer is shoot a bullet through his face as a scott in an interview promoting his new stuck to her stevolt, told the magazine, quote, if i were to fire a bullet through my cheeks, i figured that i'd have enough space between my teeth where my mouth is wide wide-open. what am i going to end up with more fake teeth, big war this, get them. i'm sure right now that. right yeah. >> of reps. breast implant prank. here's why usaid a day. oh, yeah bullet through his breast here's your next headline zoo in china reveals its pandas are reveals his pain is are drunk reveals its pandas are kung fu. oh, i actually know this one. >> all right reveals that it's pandas are actually dogs that they painted black and white? >> yes visitors at the sean ways zoo say tha

keeping him on ice we have seen it many, many other prominent dems deployed including michigan governor bridget whitmer for a fado photo op in a bar that came with a naughty word. >> we have a microphone's. that get everything i did not realize it. okay you will [bleep] the f words. [laughter] we just told the family secrets. >> if you wouldn't believe it we checked the tape that was after just one sip of her paint. [laughter] all right peter doocy live in philadelphia thank you. eric: republicans in pennsylvania, have been upping their ground game boosting republican voter registration and the critical keystone swing state. take a look at those numbers they have managed to recently cut the democrats basically in half. will that be reflected and the results on november 5? and why is there in this situation? pennsylvania republican it represents a district near pittsburgh. senator, welcome to fox news channel it is good to see you. >> it is good to see you, thanks so much. eric: what trends are you seeing especially in an area that's been one of the former president strengths? what's in my corne

, the bridget phillipson, the education secretary, said that they were going to be this was going toschool year. that's supposed to be the plan, but that's going to cause all sorts of problems. and it's not very far away. children will already be in school idea to bring it in halfway through . to bring it in halfway through. i suspect what might happen, and i suspect what might happen, and i don't have the inside track on this, but i think it's likely that it may be delayed till next september to give schools and parents time. but i mean, that's only one of the problems. one of the things coming, i mean, one of the issues with that, and i know a lot of people and a lot of you watching, think putting vat on schools is a bad idea. >> however, then it stirs the argument to say, well, in fact, what you are doing then is giving a break to people who can afford to send their children to private schools while still taking money off pensioners . taking money off pensioners. >> well, i suspect they'll go ahead with the vat on private schools, i think. i think it will be delayed, but they are

. >> bridget phillip50n, education secretary.s playing hockey on a5troturf while saying that actually, private schools don't need any a5troturf . but she's also a5troturf. but she's also leading the charge against private schools . again, going to private schools. again, going to trying to get public spending down. we need more people like adam to keep his kids in private school, not to put them in the state 5ector. she'5 school, not to put them in the state 5ector. she's my villain 5tate 5ector. she's my villain of the week. >> all right, go on then. mine is rachel reeve5 for her i5 rachel reeve5 for her unforgivable attack on pen5ioner5 5ince unforgivable attack on pen5ioner5 since the election. and it's only going to get w0 i'se. woi'se. >> w0r5e. >> well, it sounds like it is only going to get worse. >> nina, the two wagatha chri5tie idiot5, coleen rooney and rebekah vardy. yeah, which shows what happens when you have too much money and not enough brain5 too much money and not enough brains and mix that with inflated eg05. an

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about the roads and it's humorous, stories about listening and maybe i got that a little wrong, but bridget bonds is the woman and she spoke at my inauguration and she's been-- it really was an incredible story and i thank her for helping me see why these fundamentals are so important. >> we're about to wrap up, i have two final questions. one is, there are those people here and around the country that have contacted me interested in your future and i know you have a great future for two more years here. what is it they should know about you that they might not know. >> i think you should tell them to buy the book. [laughter]. >> by the way how are sales going? how are sales going? >> oh, we hit the new york times best seller list. [applause]... do you do with the royalties? what are you doing with that? so don't give them putting them into the capital area the community foundation. so yeah. so wrapping this [applause] >> so wrapping thishe up, i woud really like the ideaa that you keep a gratitude journal. so talk about that and maybe give us parting words here. >> well, i think my grandma

president is required to prove their mental fitness, sign the petition for presidents on we're with bridget, whose husband won't be home for months and whose daughter is due any day. we're with mike, who's leaving home to protect his family, and yours. we're with all service-members and their families who need community, connection, and maybe a bit of magic. are you with them? learn more at uso.org today. pressure and improve heart-healthy rushed to walmart and find total bce the source with kaitlan collins next shared part of my conversation with hersh goldberg-polin, parents about the grief they've been experiencing since learning that hersh was murdered in a tunnel in gaza. >> here's more of our interview john, have you learned more about hersh's time as a hostage >> so what we've learned is at least towards the end of his captivity, and we don't know for exactly how long hersh and five others lax ovary, a-m-o-c, karmiel and eddin were held in a tunnel 65 feet underground. a tunnel that will just over two feet wide and five-and-a-half feet tall? hersh's six feet tall, so he and most of t

in my defence, i have, i think, gone for both bridget phillipson and rachel reeves.that deservedly so. i could have very easily have gone for them again tonight. but i do think this wagatha christie thing that massively gets on my proverbials, you know, the idea, the legal bills, the cost, the time, the effort for no minibars for nothing, for no reason. so two wags can just go at each other in a court. honestly, just let it go. it's pathetic . let it go. it's pathetic. >> but also, if footballers weren't paid such ludicrously grotesque salaries, this would never happen or generate that money. >> they do generate . they'll be >> they do generate. they'll be fleeing the country too. >> so let's be honest, wayne rooney, you know, can no longer tell his missus to not do stuff like this on account of the fact that he's no doubt still very sorry about a load of other stuff. right? okay. well done everybody. thank you very much. i've had a great show this evening. i've thoroughly enjoyed it. i will see you tomorrow at 9 pm. p.m. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitche