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sarah hewitt—clarkson is the headteacher. this is what we have to deal with every day. reception children over there. what do you do if this continues? well, that's a very good question. i'm not sure. we'rejust a regular, normal, lovely primary school and, then, for the last 20 minutes of the day, it's like living in a parallel universe. we have people outside our school screaming. we have to make sure children are prepared for life in modern britain. and all families are different. some have one mummy, two daddies. so your parents, yourfamily might, might not think it's ok, and we respect that religious belief, but, in british law, it is ok and that's an important thing for children in british schools to know. the school and the government is asking us to change our own principles of our religion. yes, it is legal to be gay but do not push that narrative onto our children! the protests here have provided a platform for campaigners who want to reach a wider audience. see you there friday, 2:30, at the protest. sha keel afsar is one of the lead protestors. he's not a par

the secretary for policy and economic development under the trump administration doctor gavin clarksoneing here. how is this going to work. >> the objective is to try to find out how many people inside the united states are citizens, legal residents and illegal aliens. they will be gathering identifying information in the process, and federal databases to get a fool and accurate picture of the population of the united states which is what the constitution requires under the enumeration clause. carley: is this a political win for democrats? they were the ones worried that the citizenship question could lead to federal funding and lessen their authority over areas of the high hispanic population, they don't have to worry about that anymore. >> i'm sure the radical left will spin this as a win but they lose because the ultimate objective is accurate count of who is in the country legally and illegally and it is entirely unfair to the sanctuary cities and sanctuary states to try to recruit illegal aliens simply to then bolster their numbers when it comes to congressional reapportionment. t

deputy assistant for policy and economic development under the trump administration doctor gavin clarksons me with more. thank you for joining us this morning. >> glad to be back on. the 20 what is the president talking about? these other avenues, this new option, other methods to determine citizenship and will it work? >> the objective is to try to find out who is a citizen and who is not. what the president is doing is bringing the power of the federal government in terms of different databases they have to figure out the people counting the senses, who is a citizen, who is here legally, who is here illegally so the objective is to get a complete and accurate census, to use that for things like deploying ice resources. the goal is to have the most accurate picture of the population which is what the constitution requires under the enumeration law. heather: how do you do that if the citizenship question is not on the census? >> they will get identifying information from the senses and match that with other federal databases to answer the question without asking the person. sometimes the

yesterday afternoon day drinking [ cheers ] we've done that before on our show i day drank with kelly clarksonrs and applause i day drank with the barefoot contessa herself, ina garten [ cheers and applause and we did it again yesterday with the one and the only, rihanna. take a look. [ cheers and applause >> seth: hey everybody it's time once again for day drinking and we're really excited about this one, because i'm here with rihanna. >> hi. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause here we go, cheers >> wait, wait. you have to look at me with your eyes this is what i call a prom date. are we going the whole day okay [ laughter ] >> seth: it's time for "day drinking with seth and rihanna." ♪ ♪ hey >> seth: you don't have to [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> okay. >> seth: that's more than enough ♪ all right, join me at the bar. such a huge fan of yours i am now going to make a series of drinks based on some of my favorite of your songs >> okay. >> seth: because that's the level of service we provide here [ laughter ] this is a drink called "under my rum-brella." [ laughter ] >> what's in it? >> se

that little clip we just played a borisjohnson talking tojeremy clarkson, when he said you can't discountin the public and private persona and what he really believes. first and foremost, i don't think really believes. first and foremost, ldon't think in any way he is a blathering idiot. the borisjohnson persona is, l blathering idiot. the borisjohnson persona is, ithink, pretty carefully constructed. boris is very skilful and know what appeals to people. he has been able to build that into something which is attractive to get support for him to be prime minister, an extraordinary skill. there's plenty of people who have boyhood ambitions and never get fulfilled. he has, so there's a lot there. ajob for him now, though, is to be something he's never been before, and until you walk through the doors of number ten downing st you don't know what sort of prime minister you're going to be. and he now has to demonstrate that behind that persona which has got him where it has, winning an election is one thing but governing is quite different. he will have every opportunity to govern well, all th

sense of humour and jokes that whenever he goes around the united states, he is mistaken forjeremy clarksongovernment did it with sir peterj. andy mcmillan government i think did it with lord harlech. there is a precedent for political appointments. but there are strong because within whitehall today to make it a career civil servant. you're watching afternoon live. these are our headlines: sir kim darroch resigns as uk ambassador to the us — amidst the row over leaked emails critical of president trump's administration. fingers are pointed at tory leadership hopeful borisjohnson — who's accused of throwing sir kim under the bus for not publicly backing him meanwhile, former prime minister sirjohn major says he would take legal action — to stop the new prime minister trying to suspend parliament to deliver a no—deal brexit. the top three in the world are in action today at wimbledon. i will have all the details. a half—century has helped india recoverfrom a shocking start to their innings against new zealand in the cricket world cup semifinals. and ahead of the british grand prix on sunday,