corbin wearing his late friend's number 45 instead of his usual 46. then tracing 45 into the dirt in the pitcher's mound. thankfully his teammates helped lift him up. bottom of the first soto skies this one. into the seats at right center. that's gone. 15th homer of the season. nats a 2-1 lead. looking skyward. after an hour and 15-minute weather delay corbin still pushing through, pushing through the memory ofndhis frie corbin had it going after the ed delay, finish the game with seven strikeouts, allowing just one run in seven innings pitched. just a tremendous and no doubt emotion-fueled effort by corbi irey turner just walked the nationals off wth an rbi. they win it 3-2. a dramatic way to finish a dramatic day and for oer reasons. nats win it. the orioles. look at this security guard. he's pulling off moves like we used to do. remember that? >> oh, my >> i think i need ice and a heat pack just watching that. don't try it at home. o's down 1-0. this one to opposite field. into the seats in left. the orioles tie this game and won. butthe sixth rays

whatever it is against corbin who might be the next prime minister would use any means in order to gain some more votes this is very dangerous because when you try to minimize the mug me due to the holocaust to something which can be used. for political issues it is something which makes the holocaust happen again because if it was not such a big think that we can use it to the good we can use it here and there for with the like. the beginning. of a young girl who became an internet hit with her parodies of u.s. congresswoman alexandra castillo cortez has deleted all of her social media accounts after she and her family received death threats from supporters of the politician. right. here again this time from washington before the break i asked him to look into socialism because socialism is so anything like socialism it actually saw it 1st ocean media know that thanks i say social media yes i'm a socialist and take 3 of the most successful countries in the works. there is really. a vote will not be doing any more many arrows see content the left's harassment and death threats have gone

the labor party who has opened the door to anti semitism in a way that is truly frightening to me corbin has been a lifelong campaigner for the rights of palestinians but he's also been accused of failing to root out anti semitism from within the labor party but these comments by jeremy hunt have managed to offend even those people that are natural corbin supporters take a listen to just some of the reaction on twitter that someone would visit auschwitz and use it as a means to attack the mainstream political party in the. german home 20 auschwitz when he came back he was so humbled by the experience he needed to used it as complaining material to insult his political opponents because that's the truth isn't it jeremy the whole course dead might win you a few votes using auschwitz to score cheap political points has to be one of the most despicable things i've ever seen even from a tory but also the chances of a general election here in the u.k. before the year is out is really creeping up for something jeremy hunt have been doing the campaign trails and paris leigh trying to out brags a

might be in such a high level that whoever is against corbin who might be the next prime minister woulduse any any means in order to gain some more votes this is very dangerous because when you try to minimize the magnitude of the holocaust to something which can be used. for political issues it is something which makes the holocaust happen again because if it was not such a big think that we can use it into the glue that we can use it here and there for whatever we like. of the game. germany is in the grip of a hate wave at the moment and it seems to be driving people a bit crazy leading to everything from public nudity to mass violence or swimming pools peace all of our reporters. the heat wave that's being roasting parts of europe has seen some here in germany fall foul of the law take this mode played ride a brandenburg for example he received a caution from the police after his attempts to feel the breeze saw him decide to write his skate it with no clothes on but the behavior of some in germany's public swimming pools has been far more concerning at outdoor pool in distilled or so

whatever it is against corbin who might be the next prime minister would use any any means in order to gain some more votes this is very dangerous because when you try to minimize the nag me to do the holocaust to something which can be used. for political issues it is something which makes the holocaust happen again because if it was not such a big think that we can use it into the glue that we can use it here and there will forward double me like. that again. the entertainment giant disney has upset some people by announcing that its remake of the children's classic the little mermaid will star the black actress halle bailey in the lead role after an extensive search it was abundantly clear that halle possesses that rare combination of spirit heart youth innocence and substance plus a glorious singing voice all the intrinsic qualities necessary to play this iconic role back in 1909 disney released its adaptation of the famous famous fairy tale written by the danish author hans christian andersen in that version arielle was a blue eyed redhead white girl some argue that the new versio

of a trillion dollars labour's gerry corbin leading in the latest opinion opinion poll is clear about what he thinks of bankers bankers like morgan stanley should not run our country but they think they do because the party they fund and protects their interests the conservative party is in downing street. that's why they want to keep the tories there because they're rigged economy and the tax cuts for the richest work for them corbin seems to think bankers are unpopular unlike someone who tories good at knowing tis u.k. prime minister by the end of the month i don't think i got a copy of any other politician not even conservative politician who'd from the crash of 2008 onwards actually stuck up for the bankers can you get what he stuck up for the bankers as much as i did johnson is appealing to a tiny proportion of tory electors who can make him pm and he appears to believe they think that removing billions of billions of pounds worth of public money and pouring it into the hands of bankers is a good idea perhaps does his rival the richest member of the british cabinet but he express

suggesting that jeremy corbin isn't fit to be prime minister and so poor it is of labor jeremy corbyn they will see these latest comments by jeremy hunt as sort of just another installment of this plot to discredit the labor. party's thank you for bringing us that report. are all has broken out between china and the u.k. over the former british colony of hong kong territory has seen a large protest against resulting in a rest and injuries one in support for the demonstrators though has infuriated china. reports. the massive protests taking place in hong kong these past few weeks over in the upper post extradition bill how from now spilled into an international dispute the u.k. or the formal colonial power of hong kong has openly voice that support for the protesters we should have a sense of all about home comb and we should have a specific sense of our obligations to the individual citizens of hong kong and that means speaking up about what's been happening it's up to the people of hong kong to decide what they think should happen in terms of their own government hong kong is not par

suggesting that jeremy corbyn isn't fit to be prime minister and supporters of labor jeremy corbin they will see these latest comments by jeremy hunt as sort of just another installment of this plot to discredit the labor leader. think tank the beginning of strategic studies once nothing is more dangerous than minimizing the holocaust for political point scoring. i believe that this competition. might be in such a high level that whoever is against corbin who might be the next prime minister would use any any means in order to gain some votes this is very dangerous because when you try to minimize the magnitude of the holocaust to something which can be used. for political issues it is something which makes the holocaust happen again because if it was not such a big think that we can use it into the glue that we can use it here and there for whatever we like it would be to the game. germany as in the career of a heat wave at the moment and it seems to be driving people crazy into everything from public nudity to mass violence us p. to all of our ports. the heat wave that's been roasting

the scales have fallen from people ‘s eyes about germany corbin.ut under great examination, not least because nobody including broadcasters thought he was going to do well. but in the last two years, he has important scrutiny and he will be still more, and we have had a taste of that in the last premises questions, sorry, statement that bothjohnsonjust questions, sorry, statement that both johnson just before questions, sorry, statement that bothjohnson just before the recess, where he skinned corbin. in your opinion? it's interesting you feel so opinion? it's interesting you feel so strongly. alistair campbell, he was the director of operations, just this morning he hasjust said i can no longer be a member of the labour party. it is not a party i want to be in, corbin ‘s labour does not represent my hopes and my values. do you feel the same? not quite assembled by feel —— i understand exactly what he feels that for him to be expelled just like that in a millisecond, for having said that... just to be clear, for voting liberal democrat. against ser

minister current foreign secretary jeremy hunt that's after he ties opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin to anti semitism and even auschwitz atrocities. plus germany is in the grip of a heat wave which has also triggered a crime wave including a large punch up just swimming pool. a low unwelcome news is r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow only care in. europe and russia should return to a normal relationship without sanctions that's the joint message from the news conference of vladimir putin on just 30 conti talking about the harm to the economy by those restrictions italy's premie even added an emotional touch. we approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achieved and the situation could be so much. well it was no secret that the euro skeptic forces currently in power here and rome are no big fans of europe's anti russian sanctions to say the least but as you've heard prime minister step by conte's message is getting more loud and more clear especially when he's standing shoulder to shoulder with the russian

whatever it is against corbin who might be the next prime minister would use. any means in order to gain some votes this is very dangerous because when you try to minimize. the holocaust to something which can be used. for political issues it is something which makes the holocaust happen again because if it was not such a big think that we can use it into the good we can use it. to begin. ahead of the us air force has a short americans that the country is ready for a nuclear war where feeling the 3 lights that would flash on his red office phone and the country he chose for his armageddon scenario was russia should war with a nuclear power happen and i'm going to primarily use russia as my example today as the most dangerous nuclear threat we face i fully expect 3 lights to lights up on my roots which phone in the office the 1st step in the nightmare scheme would be to team up with nato which he called 1st and foremost a nuclear alliance to send bombers next would be toward the north american aerospace defense command to intercept incoming missiles and finally

jeremy corbin. >> mister speaker. one lecture she might not want to take from me but she might care to listen to what the united nations said when they, quote, condemned the uk government for its grave and systematic violation of the rights of disabled people. and 200 million pounds in compensation, people wrongly deported from this country. and their lives pulled apart. people have given their life to this country and services. and that scandal would not have happened if legal aid hadn't been cut by the government, those people were denied any representation in court. >> the right honorable gentlemen clearly -- let's look at the issue of people in the winthrop generation. i apologize for what people happened in the winter generation. i am very clear they are british, they are here, they have a right to be and this should not have happened. we apologize for the mistake that has been made. he raises questions about people who were incorrectly deported. the initial historical review, around 11,800 detentions and removal

and then to defeat jeremy corbin. [applause] and it is not that perfect acronym for the election campaign. [laughter] that e4 energize and we will energize the country. and take advantage with a new spirit of can do and to believe in ourselves. we will rise and take off the self-doubt and negativity. from every household we will unite this amazing country. thank you for the honor you have just done me. so now the campaign is over and the work begins. thank you. [cheers and applause] long discussion hosted by the center for american progress in washington.

and then to defeat jeremy corbin. [applause] and it is not that perfect acronym for the election campaign. [laughter] that e4 energize and we will energize the country. and take advantage with a new spirit of can do and to believe in ourselves. we will rise and take off the self-doubt and negativity. from every household we will unite this amazing country. thank you for the honor you have just done me. so now the campaign is over and the work begins. thank you. [cheers and applause] each week the house of commons is in session we bring you the british prime minister taking questions from the house of commons live wednesday mornings at 7:00 eastern on c-span2. this is teresa may's final question time as boris johnson, former london mayor and british foreign minister was announced as the new l

. >> jeremy corbin. >> thank you, mister speaker. i'm sure the whole house will want to express their condolences to the families of those rail workers hit and killed by a train this morning. there has to be a full investigation into this but our thoughts must be with families and friends of those that were killed and injured. i join the primus and others in congratulating reverend rose hudson wilkie, the bishop of dover, she has been brilliant as chaplain to the house but also brilliant when she shows such empathy for people. i think we must wish her well on her way and i'm sure she will do really well. i would like to congratulate the england women's football team on their successful journey to the semifinals and the men in the current match against new zealand which is 134-1 at the moment. the prize this weekend is a source of great enjoyment. you think of all those who suffered in the past who tried to defeat homophobia in our society and enjoying the streets of london this weekend. mister speaker, chancellor says a no deal brexi

asy is how we defy the lune of jeremy corbin and the labour party. if you believe in brexit and has a plan to unite this country and has long experience to beat the labour left, i'm the right person to unleash on this project and i hope i can count on your support. [applause] >> jeremy hunt, your opening statement. mr. hunt: good evening julie. as a top negotiator, i'll deliver brexit, but so much more. i will be the first prime minister to have been an interviewer and use that experience to fire up our conomy and like i did, we will reform and fund our p public services. i will invest in our brilliant armed services so we walk tall in the world and first prime minister for half a century to win a marginal seat. i know how to get young people to support our party. in poll after poll and the public's preferred choice for prime minister because i appeal not to those who already vote conservative but those we need to win. those watching at home, i will be your prime minister, whoever you vote for as i bring together our amazing united kingdom. [applause

corbin, seven strike outs in six in the fourth his offense getsg ing. victor up with a man on.obal scores. nats up 1-0 right now. game one of the doubleheader, para, hit this one out. bottom of the 7th tied at 2 and comes through deep. that's gone. predicted it, why not. he celebrates. 21st homer of the season. doing that dancing in the dug out. sean doolittle on the mound. doolittle strikes out with a man on to end the game. nats win the game, won 3-2. on the verge of a sweep. >>> soccer, our f hero the world cup visits new jersey. almost connect for a goal. her shot stopped by katelyn sher n. sheridan kps this one scorelesea on the brk away andsh is going to put it in the back of the net. hatch's goal gives washington the lead.at th it. beats sky blue 1-0. bledsoe, her 6th clean sheet of the season. go ahead and synchronize your tches. 9:45 tomorrow morning -- >> training camp. >> fist practice. >> training camp. >> it's not goingbe to 00 degrees. >> no. >> not yet. >> exactly. >> thanks for not mentioning me when the rin was coming. >> i'm a team player. i knew you were work

labor leader jeremy corbin while his calls for a civil service inquiry demonstrate he may now understand there may be a deep state attempt to destroy him what about the policies of those who he has chosen for his shadow cabinet it's something the outgoing prime minister to raise i'm a pinpointed on wednesday where does the labor party stand on bracks it the shadow press secretary doesn't support the shadow foreign secretary doesn't support the shadow chancellor doesn't support the labor party leader doesn't support. labor wants to know. and that would be a big try on of the many by the few yes as britain has for bracks it all been assembled and the entire remained team around him this in a week when those who seek an anti neo liberal e.u. were arguably dealt a blow is the e.u. chose people like the head of the i.m.f. to run the european banking system yes this person the head of the international monetary fund has been found guilty by a french court of negligence when she was the country's finance minister christine legarde had denied accusations which said she allowed the misuse of publ

as we've heard from the opposition as well german corbin the leader of the labor party said as well that basically labor would campaign on a remain basis. there was to be a new withdrawal deal signed up and then put back to the people which of course is a different matter in itself as well talk to us a little bit about the level of support that he has because i mean he's coming and he's making these very dramatic changes we have now you know houses to recent days cabinet out he's bringing in his his own people these these these pro brags that hardliners but does he have the support with in parliament in order to push through his plans. the short answer to that sorry is no because the majority of the tory party is down to 2 i mean that is 2. that is unsafe at the best of times and what he did yesterday in sort of culling trees amaze cabinet is he sort of really assembled an army of rebels on the back benches so many moderates already so money may they not the remainder is the tories who say yes but we should go with a good deal and we should sort of stay close to the e.u. all the sort of

minister current foreign secretary jeremy hunt after he tied opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin to atrocities and not the concentration camp auschwitz polly boycott joins us from london with more so what did hunt actually say. well this is about the 2 big jeremy's of british politics and there's this petition that's rapidly gaining signatures calling on jeremy hunt to apologize to jeremy corbyn now jeremy hunt is obviously one of 2 men along with boris johnson running to be the next leader of the conservative party and by extension prime minister as well and so he's in the midst of this leadership campaign and he gave an interview to a jewish publication earlier this week and it angered many on the left that the foreign secretary made a comment that sort of joint adults between the own going anti semitism. within the labor party and a nazi concentration camp auschwitz to be precise take a listen to precisely what jeremy hunt had to say about jeremy corben. you know it's rather complacently said to myself thank goodness we don't have to worry about that kind of thing happening in

do would be to go back to the people and let them decide which way we can perhaps one can forgive corbin his impatience on like crazy man labour's blairites he opposed u.k. involvement in the nato destruction of africa's richest per capita country libya that's libya where air strikes continued this week and unlike tories he backed the humanitarian treatment of child refugees seeking asylum because of the r.a.f. but on wednesday he had to listen to this we can as a country and be proud of everything that we have done in help terms of how can refute g.'s and other vulnerable children who are affected by conflict by violence and by and. debility because her support for bombing libya and syria was aimed at creating stability presumably like the 20 way to bank bailouts and mass austerity or economic warfare on the poor created stability for countries like britain and for that matter greece which faces elections tomorrow joining me now is a communist member of the greek parliament they have a canal a they have thanks so much for coming on the show before we get to any pessimism as regards the

k. labor party leader jeremy corbin's are seeing here decided to send a card to base us. was titled many happy tax returns corbin posted on twitter calling the company to pay its fair share of taxes give its staff arrays and respect workers rights. amazon for its part says it simply following the law. the us uses tax credits and deductions to reduce its bill and in the u. k. corporate taxes are based on profits not revenue is. not very likely to satisfy critics delano just this week actually in france seven national assembly move forward with a tax that would hit digital companies including amazon part of larger screen we're seeing relied it helps that -- times my amazon is headquartered in luxembourg extra so definitely any loophole confined thank you very much for that -- co cosigned with that with a look at the day's business use going to take a quick break service 07/05/19 07/05/19 [captioning made possible amy: from new york, thisis is democracy now! noam: today, we are not facing the rise of anything like naziism, but we are facing the spread of what is sometimes ca

s a tolerant of the violently semitic abuse she has received from people who say they back corbin you are a star you are evil satanic lee the hash tag. good has roots me the labor m.p. who has called on jeremy corbyn to resign ever being a spy there is nothing to connect it to any spying for previous employers whether it be french outsourcing company or the swiss company nestlé current be targeted by the activists boycott ruth to me this came to emphasize she is not a spy i specifically imagine that she speak out i said i must inform you that i am not a cia spy i am not a more sites and gent i know i am my 5 percent i'm sure to be involved here i think the decision of me although i would urge you not to be unpleasant meeting i do not work for the people of tennessee well arguably she did. work for an organization linked to tel aviv before entering parliament she used to be a director of the britain israel communications and research center britain's equivalent of israeli lobby as a pack not only that but there are no apparent links between or in the cia or m i 5 or wiki leaks cable ap

the next election what's your take then only tory leadership contest by or that your leader germy corbin chose to make pm cues about yemen and both boris johnson and jeremy hunt are on the record for supporting arms sales to saudi arabia. to us it's a bit of an irrelevant side show as far as the interests of the vast majority of the british public are concerned what we've got here is 2 multi-millionaires looking out over the next few weeks for the right to represent the elites in british society in terms of. britain's mean they are a 1000000 miles from that and i mean civility with others jeremy holmes or boris johnson who will make a great deal of difference to the lives of people who are struggling on low pay or benefits people who are struggle because i've got the public services that they need social care is in crisis all our entire public sector is is in meltdown and we desperately therefore in my opinion leaders like things will be tricky to secure are still not impossible and we need to be ready i think for the long haul through to 2022 but also believe what we need is a change of

looked like under a corbin government because you had to raise the wage raise raise that your leader is someone who supports iran who supports putin who supports the ira or jeremy supports obviously is a nation which is at ease with itself a nation that is intolerant of poverty and inequality a nation that you know spreads peace and is all movements around the world jeremy is as you know established a shadow minister for peace and dissolve them but just imagine a united kingdom government a permanent member of the security council having a minister for peace and his all movement that would send an incredibly powerful message all the way around the world and i could think could have a really significant effect on some of the conflicts which are taking place now in different parts of the globe so i'll be very very optimistic about the future labor government and on the job because being with that's committed to tackling inequality poverty at home as spreading peace and is all went on the international stage because really isn't thank you that's for the show we'll be back on wednesday e

probably means the headlines today, yes, they are still going to be about the labour party and mr corbin over with the conservatives, the snp and the labour party. they key, it was clever politics, but was its responsible politics, surely the issue of anti—semitism is so serious that you should not see too politically weapon i said. i think it is a very serious issue. you have got 60, 60 labour peers signing this letter in today's paper, saying how deeply disappointed they are with their party and demanding action. i think we are absolutely, those who sit in the house of commons have to act responsibly. surely it is an issue for the labour party. it has been going on and on for many, many months now, and she is absolutely right, theresa may, to call this out and to point to what is in today's paper. prime minister's questions is about answering urgent questions and this is in the paper today. kirsty, what is yourjudgment on whether theresa may was right or wrong to highlight the anti—semitism issue? it was what i expected her to go on. it was what i expected her to go on. it is, there's

remember, if it's earnings season, it's rebecca corbin, corbin advisers. welcome.let's start out right at the beginning. tell me who the respondents are and the date of the survey >> inside the buy-side survey, we surveyed global institutional investors, we had 84 respondents managing $2.4 trillion and our survey ran mid- to late june of this year. >> the big question on everybody's mind, so we'll start macro, what do they think about the economy, globally, domestically >> so the economy in their eyes slowing. global growth slowing. so it's really a tale of two cities we have slowing growth, which is the negative but on the positive side, we have a low interest rate environment, a strong consumer, and the vast majority of investors that we surveyed do not see that we're going into recession in the next 12 months. >> now, having said that, can we drill down a little bit specifically on earnings and equity valuations? >> sure. so earnings is going to be a challenge period 53% of investors actually expect earnings to come in worse than consensus. we're going to see 41

[background sounds], unite the country and defeat jeremy corbin and that is what we did .applause] i know some lack has already pointed out that deliver and defeat were not the perfect acronyms for an election campaign . it's spelled god but they forgot the final e, e4 energized and i say to all the doubters dude, we are going toenergize the country, we are going to get brexit done . it will bring a new spirit of can-do and we are once again going to believe in ourselves and what we can achieve and like some slumbering giant are going to rise and the guidance of self-doubt with better infrastructure and, more police, more fantastic broadband sprouting in every household.we are going to unite this amazing country and take it forward and i thank you all very much for the incredible honor that you've just done me. i will work flat out with my team the next few days to repay your confidence but in themeantime the campaign is over and the work begins. thank you all very much . [applause] >> watch our live coverage as the nation's governors meet in salt lake city. starts at 9:15

does his rival the richest member of the british cabinet but he expresses himself differently if corbin wins he will destroy those dreams for all our children the u.k. media class arguably thinks it is jeremy hunt dreams of downing street that a destroyer but away from the tories life in one of europe's most unequal countries goes on but now with poverty policy is not only threatening the most vulnerable the u.k. bankers too in the past 48 hours deutsche bank has sent scores home with a hug in an envelope in a cab as it slashes nearly 20000 jobs who better to give us a transatlantic perspective than the founder of sky bridge capital and to me scaramucci better known for his role as donald trump white house communications director he joins me now via skype from new york at the thanks so much for coming on before we get to arguably more vital issues who knows what do you make of the sacking of 800000 from deutsche bank people being sent home this week from the city of london well if you look if you study their financials you know we have 12000000000 under management in about 30 people in

he can beat corbin, can't he? he can beat corbin. >> that's a very low hanging fruit.that asks people would they vote for corbin or johnson or do not know. do not know got more than boris johnson. that's not a good sign for somebody who is supposed to lead this country through such a huge deal. it's one thing to be running a country when everything is moving smoothly. you can have a maverick. you can have an eccentric leading the country for a little bit. but this is an existential moment for britain. this is when britain has not faced a challenge like this arguably since the second world war. this is not a moment for a person with such unclear views to be running this country. >> i love your skepticism, sir. bobby ghosh out there. thank you for joining us from london. >>> up next, tomorrow's place in history. the big day tomorrow, it's going down in history books tomorrow. will it be a big one? we'll see. stick around. you're watching "hardball." you're watching "hardball. ♪ you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and

multiple sources say corbin will make a move if it is triggered. >>> how an officer made a split- second decision to pull a man from a burning car. >>> and forger special council -- counsel robert mueller will be on the stand tomorrow. why he won't stay far from his conclusion in the final report. >>> a minor cooldown. beautiful view there over san francisco. mostly sunny skies. away from the coastline. i'll have a look at what you can expect for today and the rest of the week coming up. >>> members of congress are premming for special counsel robert mueller's testimony tomorrow. what lawmakers on both sides of the aisle expect from tomorrow's hearings. >> there was a -- an awful amount of work done by a huge team of professionals that resulted in a 450-something page report. >> fbi director, christopher wray, answering to lawmakers about the russian probe. >> i really want to be careful not to be trying to add to my own gloss or layering on top of that. >> wray's congressional testimony, coming one day ahead of special counsel robert mueller. in a letter, the justice saying it expects t

he said his goals are to deliver brexit, unite the country and defeat jeremy corbin the leader of the labor party. >> i think that we know we can do it and the people of this country are trusting in us to do it and we know that we will do it. >> now, not everyone is on board with the new leader. jeremy corbin said johnson is pushing for a no deal brexit and has not won the support of the country. >> thank you. >>> today immigration officers will start fastraking deportations for anyone in the next less than two years. it would give federal agents more authority to deport migrants without appearing before a judge. the goal is tofree up beds in detention facilities and reduce a backlog of 900,000 cases in court. >>> as we have been reporting this week, oakland airport has been used to deport immigrants despite oakland's sanctuary city policy. the mayor joined us on "mornings on 2." she said she was surprised to hear that the airport was being used by ice. >> this shocked me. >> how do you not know this is going on in your backyard? >> federal regulations limit the information that airpo

yes, just a few months ago 74% of labour members backed demi corbin to take them into the next electionlunged to 56%, it is —— jeremy corbyn. it is not just the party members who are increasingly disillusioned with mr corbyn. think there is a feeling even amongst his own supporters at westminster that perhaps the biggest threat to the grocery project is now mr corbyn himself because he cannot escape from the anti—semitism and brexit —— the corbyn project. they not been carried forward in the way they need to to have a manifesto that can win a general election. 0n the other hand, he has been elected twice by the members. it seems unthinkable that could be a leadership challenge in the near future. they think things are moving in the direction. what does this mean for boris johnson that he could risk a snap election if corbyn has so risk a snap election if corbyn has so little support amongst his members are what about the wider electorate? some people around boris johnson believe that he could go to the country, even if the conservative party is a problem, because —— unpopular becausejer

. >> jeremy corbin. >> today, today marks the final day in office of the prime minister and i pay tribute to her sense of public duty, public service should always be recognized. being an mp, minister or prime minister is an honor that brings with it huge responsibility and huge pressures both personally and i am sure the prime minister and the whole house would agree on those closest to us who are not able to answer the criticisms made against them. i hope she has a marginally more relaxing time on the back benches and perhaps like the chancellor even helping me to oppose the reckless plans of her successor. [laughter] >> mister speaker, if i may continue, in the -- i am glad the government party is in such good heart today, mister speaker. tomorrow they won't be. mister speaker, in the last three years, child poverty has gone up. pension poverty has gone up. in work poverty has gone up. violent crime has gone up. nhs waiting times of gone up. school class sizes have gone up. homelessness has gone up. food bank use has gone up. does the prime minister have any regrets about any of those

they're terrified of either losing enormous support policy or losing the entire election to jeremy corbin and both of these candidates are saying openly that if they don't leave those things will happen so it as much as anything else it seems silly that the in it's for the delivery of bricks it is as much a peep in the sense that it's again as it is to do with national interest and that's not a partisanship mulloy it's what they say who sells that now you're a young neighbor and i want to put the stephen this comes and pfizer membered says in the black and minority ethnic office from london young loba and selects this point about this concept of the surprise have a. story to collection is tiring fast includes millions of people having sen of our country there is a consequence people heroes life and death situations because mr zinni returns this election really goes 1st don't think the bigger he ramadans the ground's it's my own that's number it is called black people pickaninnies and jeremy hunt has done more than anyone to dismantle our national health service. danielle is kind of i mean