in flames and fire and smoke from every window. >> corbett tried to get inside. and save the person calling for help. >> jumped to the second floor window and smoke was coming out the window and i ripped down the screen and opened the window and tried to call for someone to come to the window and let them know it was open. good but with thick smoke pouring out of the home he couldn't get in. and called out one last time for the person inside to come to him but it didn't happen. >> nobody came but i still heard the scream and the lady was in there. >> right now fire officials confirm one person was killed and two others managed to escape by jumping from the porch balcony. but corbett says that a woman lives there and was older and needed help to get around. >> she needed a cane to get around. >> and he is heart broken to see such tragedy today. >> she saysing in to make you laugh. screaming and cursing and not in a bad way like comedy. >> a sad story. the home is damaged as well the homeowners right now are patching things up trying to recover what they can. and t

. >> when we were casting, i wanted john corbett to play the role. >> corbett was best known for his> but he wasn't available. >> corbett was already shooting a movie in canada that, a rom-com called "serendipity." >> can we do this later? >> yeah. >> she doesn't mind. >> with less than a week before shooting was to begin, they still hadn't cast the role of ian. and that's when fate or "serendipity" stepped in, to a bar where nia and a producer were having drinks. >> well, in walks john corbett, right into the bar. apparently he was there filming a movie, which we knew, and the bartender said, so, what's up next for you? and john said, i don't know, but i just read this script in my room, "my big fat greek wedding" and i'm going to be in it. and i went, "what just happened?" >> once shooting began, it was clear that nia and john's characters came together tzatziki and souvlaki. >> we were doing the proposal scene and john and i filmed it several times in the morning, the scene doesn't feel right, it feels stilted. >> on the dvd extras, you can see takes of the proposal scene. >> what

. >> and the "today" show interviewed jessica corbett, jessica corbett is the ex-wife of david sorensen resigned when his alleged abuse was exposed. he claims he was the victim. this is what she had to say on "today.." >> he sat down and said, well, the first question is, why did you and david get a divorce? and i said, because he was abusive. and i escaped and survived. i had to come to terms with the fact that i had spoken the truth. and it was messy and ugly. but i wasn't out to get him. i told the fbi agent that he was really good at his job. >> so you had three women talking to the fbi. they say, telling the truth, under, of course, they could be accused of perjury if they lied to the fbi. >> yes. >> but the fact is, it's not easy for anyone to talk about their personal lives and the fact that they have been abuses in this fashion. >> yeah, i mean, that's one of the most sad things coming out of this. you see both of rob porter's ex-wives, jessica there, talking about the people who didn't believe them when they told the story. the skepticism they had to overcome. clergy people tel

it's one dane of missed chances and apathy of ages the other day provinces questions attacked every corbett saying the problem with cool wins ideas about it was actually about policing big j.s amazed that the problem with opposition policies is they do believe in longer sentencing and that longer sentencing is one of the keys to tourism a strategy for bringing justice to this country my reaction to that is i think that just to keep a certain separate newspaper happy i don't for one minute think that people who have committed really hideous offense they should not go to prison but if your not a threat to society. there must be alternatives to custody which actually everyone agrees prison is not working at the moment certainly the short sentences. there must be alternatives and i think. members of the public want to see people who have made mistakes punished. but sorted out so they don't refund again i should say the general sector the prison officer says he has been on this show saying this is cuts affecting the prison system and i should add images of their share of cuts ten billion to six

customs union that's a cooperative trading relationship with members of the european union however corbett insisted that the u.k. still be allowed to negotiate its own deals with other nations and trade blocks a deregulate free rice the bottom would damage people's jobs and living standards and labor would negotiate a new and strong relationship with a single market that includes full tariff free access and a flaw and existing rights standards and protections. corbin's position has been rejected in the past by e.u. officials when proposed by prime minister theresa may though corbin's more flexible stance on immigration and his pledge to immediately guarantee the rights of all us you e.u. citizens living in the u.k. could earn him more space to maneuver if labor were to take over power the leftist leaders said trade deals with the united states or china would not be likely to compensate for the significant loss of trade with our trading neighbors in the e.u. and pointed out that forty four percent of u.k. exports are purchased by consumers while fifty percent of the u.k.'s imports come from

customs union that's a cooperative trading relationship with members of the european union however corbett insisted that the u.k. still be allowed to negotiate its own deals with other nations and trade blocks a deregulates rewrites the bottom would damage people's jobs and living standards and labor would negotiate a new and strong relationship with a single market that includes full time and free access and a full on the existing rights standards and protections. corbin's position has been rejected in the past by e.u. officials when proposed by prime minister theresa may though corbin's more flexible stance on immigration and his pledge to immediately guarantee the rights of all us you e.u. citizens living in the u.k. could earn him more space to maneuver if labor were to take over power the leftist leaders said trade deals with the united states or china would not be likely to compensate for the significant loss of trade with our trading neighbors in the e.u. and pointed out that forty four percent of u.k. exports are purchased by consumers while fifty percent of the u.k.'s imports come

his girlfriend were murdered in a case that has shocked slovakia britain's opposition leader jeremy corbett has outlined a more flexible approach to immigration after bracks it compared to that of prime minister to resubmit he says that the labor party would guarantee permanent residence for european union citizens living in britain and the right to bring their families to join those this. parts of europe experiencing unusually cold weather here in germany temperatures dropped to their lowest so far this winter with a low of minus twenty seven point five degrees centigrade at the country's highest mountain indeed super spits you better wear long underwear in poland several people have died as a result of the cold it has also brought a rare snow storm to the italian capital rome this isn't your typical postcard image of rome the coliseum covered in snow. in the circus maximus sledge rides which chariots once raced. and in the vatican city instead of a sermon. by snowball fights. rome has an experience snowfall like this in six years and it's caught tourists by surprise even the priests are e

so we'll continue to whether it is here or dot or's any of the other place corbett hitting the ground running with nj transit heaive train controls. nj ran sits require bid the end of the year to installed in more than 400 trains 1. >> momees. as the end of december, only 35 percent trainsogy. >> we ordered le co motives and that number. locomotives. we are in the process of resoresolving that element of the delayed trains. well,the day is governor chris christie has cut transit. would the agency be the predicament it is. santoro declined to comment. p if you wark, ashley johnson for "chasing news." henry: what a lovely break the february chill we enjoyed witnessness with day. season and clouds overhead. highs made it to the lower 50's for most of the area. and believe it or not. it could even warmer on thursday. maybe even time to temporary break out the short sleeve shirt with near record highs on the way. that warm air bub black up from the south and the southwest. as we move to thursday, the warmth will come with al bit of cloud cover and it will come with some are in as well. eve

corbett told the post that she described his behavior to the fbi last fall as the bureau was conducting a background check of sorens sorensen. she said that during her marriage to sorensen, he ran a car over her foot, put out a cigarette on her hand, threw her into a wall and grasped her menacingly by her hair. this latest report comes as the west wing raises questions about domestic abuse allegations against a top white house aide. rob porter, a former staff secretary, resigned after two ex-wives accused him of physical and verbal abuse. porter denies the allegations calling them, quote, false, outrageous and part of a coordinated smear campaign. in the oval office, the president seemed to come to the defense of his former top aide. >> we wish him well. he worked very hard. i found out about it recently, and i was surprised by it. but we certainly wish him well. it's an obviously tough time for him. he did a very good job when he was in the white house, and we hope he has a wonderful career and hopefully he will have a great career ahead of him, but it was very sad when we heard about

. >> we're here for the epicness, the kings and queens of corbett is what they call it, they create the jump looks like it's going off the edge of the world. >> i saw that person to the edge. >> gorgeous when they go off the edge. >> she sucked in her breath already. >> that's what it's all about. everybody's gathered and just woo! >> there's got to be a better with a i to get down the hill. >> watching this video makes my knees want to explode because most of it seems to be about sucking up that fall and look at that, bang! every time they land they're taking off all the energy. >> unlike other skiers who ski down the slope, they just ski off of it and land. >> essentially that's what's going on. it's extremely steep and doesn't matter if you're snowboarding or skiing, if you want to jump or back flip or twist, it's all about doing something epic and getting the crowd jacked up. >> does everybody have to get down that way? not everybody is as epic as that. >> she did a backflip. >> did a couple. clunk, pretty epic, right? >> go ahead and be greatness. >> you be great, good for you. >>

customs union that's a cooperative trading relationship with members of the european union however corbett insisted that the u.k. still be allowed to negotiate its own deals with other nations and trade blocks a deregulates free rice the bottom would damage people's jobs and living standards and labor would negotiate a new and strong relationship with a single market that includes full time and free access and a full and existing rights standards and protections. corbin's position has been rejected in the past by e.u. officials when proposed by prime minister theresa may though corbin's more flexible stance on immigration and his pledge to immediately guarantee the rights of all u.s. you e.u. citizens living in the u.k. could earn him more space to maneuver if labor were to take over power the leftist leaders said trade deals with the united states or china would not be likely to compensate for the significant loss of trade with our trading neighbors in the e.u. and pointed out that forty four percent of u.k. exports are purchased by consumers while fifty percent of the u.k.'s imports come

in an intervw with the "washington post," sorensen's ex-wife, jessica corbett, detailed the allegations including that he ran a car over her foot and put a cigarette out on her hand. sorensen denied the allegationss and told the "t" that he resigned because he, "didn't want the white house to have to deal with this distraction." white house staff is still grappling with the fallout of former staff secretary rob porter, who resigned wednesday. two of porter's ex-wives have cused him of verbal and physical abuse. porter has denied the allegations. president trump raised a question about due procesroamid the corsy, tweeting" people's lives are beinges shattered andoyed by a mere allegation. some are true and some are false..." asking, "is there no such thing any longer as due process?" mr. trump has not addressed the women who stepped forward, or the f.b.i. investigation into the claims by porter's ex-wives that found the allegations credible. senator patty murray responded to the presidentn twitter saying, "women's lives are upended every day by sexual violen and harassment. i'm going to

so-called secret state britain against your door let alone for what he's doing in the water and jamie corbett well first of all our city condemn the slurs against corbin and. i don't know and obviously we call for nationalization of the press. by you know billion is and we don't believe that a democratically accountable but we also started to corbin call on us from the dispatch box call a march of working class people to defend the n.h.s. you'd have a million on the straights or call of march demanding a million council houses being built the youth would come out in their droves we could shake this government out of power we could ally all the good point scoring at the dispatch box with a movement on the straights otherwise if we wait for twenty twenty two if the players get back in london and they continue with this policy and they continue with undermining gordon's legacy by twenty twenty term many working class people would just be excessive i would be. tie it with the words as they lived to tell you right which is what we've seen in other countries where you've seen the left edge and then

number of the venture funds that have been investing in things like coin bass and corbett know things. group over there we're not with barry but we're with dan morehead upin terra we're looking at life and capital and stephen's brothers so like those guys i think barry's what he's doing is really great and we're looking forward to his next offering we've done a little bit in the actual cryptocurrency is the challenge for institutional investors most of our clients still institutions is custody and until somebody solves that custody you know it's funny they won't custody because because they can't take physical custody but what are they doing with patents and what are stocks and bonds are not really physical bare bones anymore they're ones and zeroes so i'm not sure they're just not hiding behind they we don't understand it so we don't want to do it yet well a couple of swiss banks are now offering custodians services i need to talk to you again so i just read about this is pretty this is new right our friends over a gold mine where i sit back are cool now off. to study the services i'

say you like oracle better it's just a database with all the consensus mechanism and the incentive corbett coined this platform or this database is absolutely useless ok if you look into the technology piece of it you can use it as an asset you can use it as a gambling platform you can use it as anything because that's up to you it depends on what you want to do now telling that it is not stable or it's increasing in value can you that it's like saying you know we're in the buggy era and a car has come out and all the bugs you want us are saying or discard is a useless thing it's clunky it falls down is does not have a wiper that's of technology problem somebody will fix it there is an einstein or somebody like that will come and fix it but there is going to be a point where if you're still thinking that the buggy is going to be the future in two thousand when you're sitting in one thousand nine hundred twelve that's not gone that could be the case bitcoin is or the block chain and bitcoin are different kinds of coins are going to take over now regarding multiple crypto currency so you can

so-called secret stable britain against your dog let alone for what he's doing in the water and jamie corbett well first of all our city condemn the slurs against corporate and. don't know and obviously we call for nationalization of the press. by you know billionaires and we don't believe that a democratically accountable but we also as i had to call been call on us from the dispatch box who a march of working class people to defend the n.h.s. you'd have a million on the straits or call a march demanding a million council houses being built the us would come out in their droves we could shake this government out of power we could ally all the good point scoring at the dispatch box with a movement on the straights otherwise if we wait for twenty twenty two if the players get back in london and they continue with this policy and they continue with undermining gordon's legacy by twenty twenty two many working class people would just be excessive i would be. tie it with the words as they lived to tell you right which is what we've seen in other countries where you've seen a lack. and then nothin

you're reading a book or these pages rule book over corbett you're never going to underestimate him or you know i underestimated corbin by one point eight percentage points i might point out that i also said quote we would lose the last general election and he lost the last general election but the issue here i think is this is what i think is going to characterize this parliament until two thousand and twenty two if we don't have an early election which is much greater scrutiny of what jeremy corbyn believes there is a sense i talk to senior conservatives quite regularly and there is a belief that if they put corbin under enough scrutiny that they will somehow swing the next election because they believe the next election will not be like twenty seven. when voters thought he's a dead duck there's no chance he can win the next election i think now conservatives according to the idea that actually if they push him hard enough they put him under enough scrutiny he may resume their good thank you and we've now had comment from jeremy corbin's shadow breaks it secretary care starmer about

corbett had the biggest increase of 48%.witter may bid for straining rights to the nfl's thursday night football. according to people familiar with the matter, they are willing to cough up hundreds of millions of dollars for a deal that could be as long as five years. nfl getting help from fox and they owned the tv rights through 2022. that is your bloomberg business flash. yousef: thanks, christine. the latest data shows sale prices. they're down between three and four percentage points. of oversupply and weak demand growth. let's bring in the managing director at the real estate advisory firm. the weakness in dubai property has been ongoing for some time now. addition of new stock is going to keep any rebound a little bit further out, right? when you look at the numbers in aggregate there is not really a problem. it is a fight oversupply of five and 10%. that is man of -- that is manageable. the oversupply is really in the premium market. that is the most competitive segment for development right now. tracy: i want to ask

in the u.k., jeremy corbett is putting more pressure on prime minister theresa may over brexit .he party's leader says he wants a new customs union with the eu after the split. that puts labor on the side of most businesses and it leaves theresa may at the mercy of rebels at her own party who wanted deal. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. fresh clues onet the future of u.s. monetary policy this week. fed chairman jay powell faces lawmakers tomorrow and on thursday he will deliver his first congressional testimony. course on ecb president mario draghi today, joining us to discuss this is the u.s. economist visiting london. let's start with the united states and the federal reserve. our first testimony from the fed chair tomorrow. bubbles orcipate any a ripple effect from this testimony? little bitways are a the first time through with the new fed chairman. it is always good that they have their testimony on one day wronge they get the market reaction and

of the venture funds that have been investing in things like coin base and corbett know things. over there we're not with barry but we're with dan morehead upin terra we're looking at life and capital and stephen's brothers so like those guys i think barry's what he's doing is really great and we're looking forward to his next offering we've done a little bit in the actual cryptocurrency is the challenge for institutional investors most of our clients still institutions is custody and until somebody solves that custody you know it's funny they won't custody because because they can't take physical custody but what are they doing with patents and what are stocks and bonds are not really physical bare bones anymore they're ones and zeroes so i'm not sure they're just not hiding behind they we don't understand it so we don't want to do it yet well a couple of swiss banks are now offering custodians services i need to talk to you again so i just read about this is pretty this is new our friends over a gold mine where i said bag are cool now off. to study the services i'm going to be

quote corbett first contacted the post a week before porter's case became public. she said that during her marriage to sorensen, he ran a car over her foot, put out a cigarette on her hand, threw her into a wall and grasped her by her hair. joining us now jonathan alter, msnbc political analyst, christopher whipple, author of "gate keeper" and daniel dale correspondent for the toronto star. what do you make of john kelly trying to rewrite history? trying to rewrite what happened with rob porter? last i checked rob porter resigned, it was reiterated that he resigned. this is making it look like kelly fired him or at the very least forced him out. >> we know there was no firing. we know that john kelly learned of these allegations months ago and we know that not only did john kelly issue that statement on tuesday night but after wednesday and after porter reported his resignation, sarah sanders was still issuing statements that the president and chief of staff john kelly had full confidence in rob porter's ability. so the idea that, you know, he swiftly terminated th

pennsylvania governor tom corbett. pennsylvania governor mark schweiker. top carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen, virginia governor gilmore and guarantor. i guess they all get to sleep in now because they are former governors. again, thanks for their participation and my personal thanks for them attending the meeting. i want to talk a little about my initiative. it has been about six months since we launched the initiative ahead of the curve innovation governors. i hope you all recall that discussion with elon musk in rhode island. i see a lot of people nodding their heads. i remember it. since that time, we have been actively engaging staff from your states and exchanging ideas on how we can prepare for the future that elon predicted or perhaps one that is less scary. that was pretty interesting. we have worked alongside some leading technology and innovation companies in the country and we appreciate their support of our work. we have seen firsthand how technologies are transforming our daily way of life in altering the way busin

on friday, white house speech writer david sorensen resigned after his ex-wife, jessica corbett, told "the washington post," he physically abused her during their short marriage, including by putting out a lit cigarette on her hand and running over her foot with a car. sorensen's resignation comes after senior aide rob porter resigned as staff secretary last week after two of his ex-wives accused him of verbal and physical abuse. on saturday morning, president trump tweeted -- "peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. some are true and some are false. some are old and some are new. there is no recovery for someone falsely accused -- life and career are gone. is there no such thing any longer as due process?" president trump also said he wishes rob porter well, speaking from the oval office on friday. pres. trump: he said very strongly yesterday that he is innocent. so you will have to talk to him about that, but we absolutely wish him well. he did a very good job while he was at the white house. amy: on sunday, porter's second ex-wife, jennie willoughby, p

joining us now exclusive is david sorenson's ex-wife jessica corbe corbett. >> thank you for having me. >> four months ago you talked to the fbi as part of a background check for your ex-husband david sorenson and the fbi's first question to you was why did you get a divorce, what did you tell them? >> actually the first question they said to me, the first thing was, you are a very hard lady to find. i invited him in to sit next to me and he told me why he was there and he mentioned it was for a presidential background and he said, i guess the first question i ask is, why did you get a divorce? >> what did you say? >> i thought about it for a minute and there was a friend sitting in the room and i kind of looked at her like, am i going to do this? she offered to leave and i said nope, you know everything. i said, well, sir it was an abusive marriage and i'm just glad to be out of it. he paused for a minute. okay, what do you mean? at that point i didn't know what to say. i didn't schedule that interview. he walked in my door unannounced. i just played a recor

pennsylvania governor tom corbett. pennsylvania governor mark schweiker. south carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen. virginia governor jim gilmore. wyoming governor jim guarantor. i guess they'll get to sleep in now. they are former governors. [laughter] attending theor meeting. i want to talk about my initiative. it's been about six months since we launched the innovation ahead of the curve, innovation governors. for the gripping discussion with elon musk, i see a lot of people nodding their heads. i know i remember it. since that time, we have been actively engaging stuff from your states and exchanging ideas on how we can prepare for the predicts or one that is less scary. we've worked with innovation companies around the country and we truly appreciate their support of our week -- work. we have seen how technology is transforming our daily weight of life. from how wiki and cool our buildings to the cars we drive or the cars that drive themselves. some of you might of had the opportunity to ride the a thomas vehicle in las vegas

but this wife, the former wife, jessica corbett, to sorensen, is telling nbc news exclusively that last fall she was approached at her home by an fbi agent who arrived there as part of the background check into her former husband and she says that she told that agent the truth about the relationship. that he was abusive largely verbally but at times physically as well. this is part of what she told us. take a listen. >> he yelled at me nearly every day we were married. the recording that was heard by the fbi was just one of so many. he has thrown me into a wall. he has put a cigarette out on my hand. he has left me stranded in countless airports. cut off my credit cards in the middle of the night. drained by bank account. told me i can't come home or that i would be homeless. >> as you just heard, she said going home was not an option for me. she said she's coming forward not because she wants to do any arm to her former husband. in fact, she said that he would not have been a risk had he been granted security clearances. that's what she told the fbi agent. she also notably responding t

jessica corbett, thank you for sharing your very personal story of your former marriage with us. thank you. >> thank you for having me on. >> following a lot of news this morning so let's get right to it. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." we're title in transitions right thousand. monday, february 19th. chris is off this morning. dave briggs joins me. >> whatever. >> president trump lashing out with a twitter rant about the russia investigation. the president claims once again there was no collusion after robert mueller's indictments against 13 russian nationals who meddle in the 2016 election. the president falsely claims that he never challenged the fact that russia meddled in the 2016 election despite the fact that he has repeatedly rejected the notion of russian interference. >> the president taking aim at the fbi suggesting they were too distracted by the russia probe to pursue a lead about the florida massacre killer. survivors of the attack are slamming the president's response and ramping up pressure on congress to do something about gun criminal. let

the court earlier said the 2011 map drawn up under governor corbett and the republican legislature was unconstitutional it was biased to voters in pennsylvania. so, it invited the legislature and governor wolf to come up with other options but the court also had the option of an expert on staff and they drew up this new map which they've now issued. one pundit has already said this is a democratic's dream come true. that maybe something of an overstatement but we did talk to terri mcdonagh. he says they really need to have a deep dive into the data here. preprecinct by precinct. he says it will help the congressional candidates come this fall. at this point he thinks that democrats will pick up somewhere between three to four seats under the new map. there's 18 congressional seats in pennsylvania. right now republicans hold 13 of them. even though democrats outnumber republicans in the state by some 800,000. he thinks at this point along with other experts who have looked at this that this is probably going to be a better map for democrats. now, what will the republicans do? well, that

jessica corbett told the post that she described his behavior. officials said they learned of it thursday night when they were called for comment. >> i should say, you can check out that washington postarticle. there are different circumstances here, i believe two exwives, one vouches for him. said she didn't experience abuse. sorensen said it was both ways, which in abuse circles you have heard before. a cigarette burn, and text miami, set the table there. your reaction to watching the last few days of this white house? >> it is amazing. what is most amazing about that is that you have a chief of staff that was supposed to have been brought in to give order to the white house, to be somebody who could be man of good character, and lead by example. yet, under his watch, staffers, fbi investigators showed there was credible accusations of abuse, and the people stayed in their job until it went public. >> it is remarkable to me as well, that this, the story that they are attempting to tell now, so obviously in -- >> the integrity, glowing profiles

what mr bunny says he needs is concrete proposals concrete solutions the opposition leader jeremy corbett in parliament not to reason may because mr corbin has now shifted his stance saying that britain should be in a customs union so now that he's got this new approach he's able to say worldly the conservative government really don't have a coherent plan i think everybody though will be left in no doubt after mr barr mr bonny is a reminder that with thirteen months away from march twenty ninth the leave date that the clock really is taking a there are so many issues that still need to be hammered out in the name thank you it's a final day of high level discussions on the global stage of human rights representatives some countries around the world and spoken at the un human rights council in geneva it's painted a dire picture of the situation millions of facing the changes more from geneva. it was meant to be a celebration the seventieth anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights but the shadow of conflict was costing a mood of pessimism across the powers of nations as the u

. >> reporter: corbett said she only spoke up after an fbi agent approached her last fall. >> i was notto get him. i was not trying to get him denied this job by telling the truth. i think he's one of the most capable people at what he does professionally. >> reporter: the latest wes wing saga questioning why top aides are handling classified information without security clearance. 30 to 40 officials are operating without permanent security clearance. a process the white house said is handled by law enforcement enforcement. meanwhile, a scare for the first family. donald trump jr.'s wife, vanessa, was hospitalized as a precaution, after opening a letter at their apartment with a powder inside, which officials said appeared to be cornstarch. the president checked in on his daughter in law. trump jr. writing, disturbing behavior. back here, the president and first lady will host a reception marking african-american history month. on the hill, the top officials will testify before the intelligence committee, the same committee investigating russia and the trump campaign. savannah and hoda?

francine: where does this leave jeremy corbett and labour?vid: they could, but we haven't got an answer. maybe they need to be locked away to not be distracted. we are hearing that corbyn will make a big speech at the end of next week and it seems that themselves commit are strongly to staying in a customs union and closely aligned in the single market with the rest of the european union. that will mark a big difference with the position of the conservative party, or at least the position we will get from the conservative party. to give voters a clear choice whenever the next election comes. tom: sir roy jenkins and his one volume on winston churchill has a scene when churchill loved to build brick walls and checkers. he would build them so lousy that they would have to go back and fix the brick wall so that the prime minister would not be killed and have this fall on him. it is hilarious. who is helping prime minister andbuild her brick wall checkers? who is on her side in this concept? david: that is a good question. she is playing a balanc

reading a book or these pages of a book over corbett you're never going to underestimate or kill him or i underestimated corbin by one point eight percentage points i might point out that i also said corbin would lose the last general election and he lost the last general election for the issue here i think is this is what i think is going to characterize this parliament until two thousand and twenty two if we don't have an early election which is much greater scrutiny of what jeremy corbyn believes there is a sense i talk to senior conservatives quite regularly and there is a belief that if they put corbin under enough scrutiny that they will somehow swing the next election because they believe the next election will not be like twenty seventeen when voters thought he's a dead duck there's no chance he can win the next election i think now conservatives are cordoning on to the idea that actually if they push him hard enough they put him under enough scrutiny he may buckle resume thank you and we've now had a comment from jeremy corbin's shadow breaks it secretary care starmer about