, very amusing in that story— the daily star, very amusing in that story about — the daily star,he report— the border and when they see it in the report that holly and phil were pushing _ the report that holly and phil were pushing to the front of the queue of being _ pushing to the front of the queue of being denied in a classically clever sort of— being denied in a classically clever sort of way, they managed to get a little bit _ sort of way, they managed to get a little bit of— sort of way, they managed to get a little bit of an amusing dig into that story about the russians. | little bit of an amusing dig into that story about the russians. i did not want to — that story about the russians. i did not want to jump — that story about the russians. i did not want to jump on _ that story about the russians. i c c not want to jump on that bandwagon. that's it for the papers this hour. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with the broadcaster and journalist, james lewer and the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie.do join us then if you can but for now, goodnight. g

and the daily star also leads on the war in ukraine but they focus on russian�*s trying to flee the countryating a letter from the economy really dominating a letterfrom pages i suppose the economy really dominating a letter from pages i suppose they have two separate stories, facing the mortgage rise because of the interest rates but also bank of england suggesting that we may already be in recession. yes. england suggesting that we may already be in recession.- already be in recession. yes, i think the _ already be in recession. yes, i think the word _ already be in recession. yes, i think the word recession - already be in recession. yes, i think the word recession will. already be in recession. yes, i- think the word recession willjump out and most people. and we are worried, but will also worry people is with the mortgage that is likely to pay to the £50, £300 or more a month. that, when you have soaring energy prices already, inflation just beneath 10%, that's extremely worrying and that isn't counting food costs that are going through the roof like me to come milk, bread. the financi

city spec dictators have been taking profits. while the daily star has its usual unique take on the day'sbeat—looking kwasi kwarteng on the front, wearing a clown�*s nose, saying "honey i shrunk the quids". boom, boom. let's begin. idon�*t think we've met before, rachel connected to have you on. nigel, i've known you for many years. let's look at the ft, a good thing. let's look at the ft, a good thing. let's look at the ft. the bank of england and treasury failed to calm market nerves are it uk finances. you can say that again, can't you? the market just don't seem say that again, can't you? the marketjust don't seem to believe in this plan, despite the statement put out by the treasury and indeed the bank of england.— bank of england. yes, absolutely. and that is _ bank of england. yes, absolutely. and that is because _ bank of england. yes, absolutely. and that is because the _ bank of england. yes, absolutely. and that is because the plan - bank of england. yes, absolutely. | and that is because the plan looks shambolic. the plan is 45 billion in tax cuts, and this giants borrowing, s

the daily star reflects on that. the end of an error.eads whenever they feel there is an intervention to make headlines and pressure the current prime minister into doing something they feel is really important. 0r something they feel is really important. or david cameron, who left the commons pretty speedily after he stepped down in 2016. he no longer remains as an mp and went to earn a lot of money in the private sector. we know that boris is publicly going to stick around for a little while, we don't know exactly how long. something he could stay around until at least the next general election and figure out he thinks he has a chance of coming back or not. but yes, i'm sure he will finish writing his memoirs, we know he is looking at writing a book, which we are told is not far off, searching for someone to publish it and hopefully earn a few pennies from that in the coming months. , , ., ., pennies from that in the coming months. , ., ., ., pennies from that in the coming months. ., ., ., ., pennies from that in the coming months. ,

i'm joined by the former -- biographer -- at the former editor of the daily star. to both you. inevitably, huge number of -- all the papers dominated by pictures of prince charles, more tribute to the queen. let's go through some of the, rachel? we will pick at the times and they've got a wraparound, haven't they, for their addition in the morning. on the outside, those are the main headlines. -- on the outside -- a wraparound with the photograph of prince charles -- i'm curious your take on the decision -- this only moments in a day, how does a photographer editor pick out? >> there's so many stories. for instance -- the picture that they've gone for is a very powerful image of prince charles -- two days ago. and he came back to london and he's reminiscent of -- and met the crown. yesterday, it was very positive and very emotionally charged. supposing only three about -- that would be a devastating indictment about charles. that is obviously a wall of support and i think he was incredibly moved yesterday, wasn't? >> he did seem very moved, and he. the picture tell

the daily star. "you did your duty, ma'am." the daily express, "our beloved queen is dead." the mirror with a simple "thank you" on their cover. the daily mail, "our hearts are broken." the guardian with the same picture we are seeing in may newspapers. and the daily telegraph, grief is the price you pay for love. on c-span two this morning, the british house of commons is gathering, as you can see, and we have live coverage on c-span two as they will make tributes this morning to the queen. they look like they are in a moment of silence. let's watch. [video clip] >> before i call the prime minister, it is with the greatest sadness that i rise to say a few words in tribute to her late majesty, queen elizabeth. almost all of us in the house have experienced no other monarch but her late majesty. there are indeed only a score or so members in this house who had already been born, letlow -- let alone who can recall a time when she was not the queen. she is wedded in our minds with the crown and all it stands for. after her accession in february of 1952, she came to westminster

and the daily star has a very unique take on the main stories for tomorrow.et throne home" — you'll have to read the paper to find out more about that one. so, let's begin. him asa him as a way to send a few more coins to emma wolf, we will crack on. looking at the financial times, this leans on president putin's speech. talking about at the end of the speech that this is not a bluff. he did and in one way, putin is losing the war and i don't think he ever could've imagined that this is she would be at but his rhetoric starts to reflect his desperation and his whole projectjust looks increasingly empty and so, yes, he's using thinly veiled threats of nuclear war. which is incredibly frightening and i have noted that experts have no idea how this is going to play out. it is absolutely impossible to get into the psyche of this man and even when there was a war with saddam hussein and of experts were asked to predict what he would do it not things will play out, it's very tricky. and joe biden condemning this quite rightly and obviously, they have had meetings a

economic turmoil and the labour conference — urging readers to get flu and covid jabs while the daily starbullseye by flying the dart spacecraft into an asteroid. bull's—eye, it says, 180. got a picture ofjim bowen, the guy who use to present bull's—eye as well. let's kick off. good to have you both on. we shall kick off at the telegraph, susie. 0ne both on. we shall kick off at the telegraph, susie. one of the few papers to get the imf statement on its front page. pretty quick on that. what do you make of this? the fact that the imf is involved? it's not as at the country is going to the imf like we get back in 1976, but how rare are these interventions? , , , interventions? extremely. this is the world's _ interventions? extremely. this is the world's lender _ interventions? extremely. this is the world's lender of _ interventions? extremely. this is the world's lender of last - interventions? extremely. this is| the world's lender of last resorts. these are the people who when there are governments and economies which absolutely tank when they go the way of zimbabwe are absolutely faile

cabinet, saying they're likely to be exclusively mps who have been loyal to liz truss, while the daily starhnson�*s premiership, calling it "the end of an error". as you can imagine, quite a significant day today, and all the papers interesting, quite a widespread of takes across the front pages, energy bills obviously dominating. we will start with a general note from the metro — liz, i will deliver, the headline there. natasha, i do —— why don't you kick us off? -- why don't you kick us off? yes, it has been — -- why don't you kick us off? yes, it has been an _ -- why don't you kick us off? yes, it has been an interesting - -- why don't you kick us off? yes, it has been an interesting day. - it has been an interesting day. we have a new tory leader but not a new prime minister. that will come tomorrow, which he goes up to balmoral, borisjohnson will formally resign and they will do a switch, as it were, liz truss will come back to london and to demonstrate as our new minister. we are expecting her to give a speech tomorrow as well, to set out her priorities for new government. i am sure t

while the daily star pictures chancellor kwasi kwarteng meeting top bankers — and imagines him askingoing". well, let's ask our reviewers tonight. good to have you both on. let's kick off with the ft. he all the papers talking about the emergency intervention by the bank of england and the 665 billion paid to avert the crisis in the debt market. the underneath that, lenders believed by the action after nearly 1000 mortgage products withdrawn. how widespread is that confidence? i think if you look at it on the surface, the pound has taken up bit of a rebound on this incredible intervention that bank of england have had to take today. and they did what they wanted to in terms of stabilising the markets. 0n the surface it does appear that this is at least starting to work, having the effect that the bank of england hoped that it would earlier today. and we have seen all of these mortgages being taken off the market in the last 24—48 hours. the story suggesting that they are hopeful that means that some of them could be put back on the market. it obviously means there is less choice if yo

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while the daily star says nasa scored a bullseye by flying the dart spacecraft into an asteroid.. welcome back to you both. starting again with the telegraph, if that is ok. the statement by the and have to 0k. the statement by the and have to liz truss enter chancellor, it is pretty rare, isn't it, not for ten years or so, but the wording will make for some uncomfortable reading. yes, the international monetary fund works to stabilise the global economy, and one of its roles is to act as a sort of early warning system of anything that might be going wrong, and they have intervened tonight in a very unusual intervention, i think, intervened tonight in a very unusual intervention, ithink, and intervened tonight in a very unusual intervention, i think, and asking the government to think again about the government to think again about the many budgets that kwasi kwarteng had held on friday, which was essentially billions of pounds of tax cuts funded by borrowing. the imf has said that this is just going to increase inequality between the richest and poorest. it risks fuelling inflat

while the daily star picture is chancellor kwasi kwarteng meeting top bankers earlier today.i kwarteng meeting top bankers earliertoday. does kwasi kwarteng meeting top bankers earlier today. does anybody have a clue what i'm doing? let's look through some different papers now. let's start with you. 65 billion to protect pensions and day of turmoil. well, an emergency intervention and seems to have done the trick certainly in the short term. yes, absolutely- _ certainly in the short term. yes, absolutely. if _ certainly in the short term. yes, absolutely. if you _ certainly in the short term. yes, absolutely. if you look _ certainly in the short term. yes, absolutely. if you look at - certainly in the short term. yes, absolutely. if you look at the - absolutely. if you look at the pound, if you look at the market today, they all seem to be moving at what the bank of england would say it's the right direction. only time will tell whether this well continue to be stable. we have seen the markets and the pound be incredible and volatile in the last few days since the announcemen

while the daily star has its usual unique take on the day's events — with a somewaht downbeat—lookingront, the times carries a picture of the duke of norfolk driving a driving ban saying he needs his licence because he's organising king charles�*s coronation. he was the man who organised who the funeral of queen elizabeth. so let's begin. the sterling crisis deepens as truss�*s strategy doesn't seem to be anyone who would argue otherwise at the moment. . anyone who would argue otherwise at the moment-— the moment. , what you on friday. seems to have _ the moment. , what you on friday. seems to have caused _ the moment. , what you on friday. seems to have caused the - the moment. , what you on friday. | seems to have caused the problem. the moment. , what you on friday. i seems to have caused the problem. i think probably the most worrying forecast is very suggesting the pound that really would be serious because tory mps led claimant truss and the chancellorship for getting it wrong and really starting this run on the pound. the other problem of corus is the bank of england and the ch

he writes that two out of five families no longer have enough money for food, and the daily star believess, it remains to be hoped. unless santa is going to have to ask for low electricity prices, the new prime minister definitely needs to do something about gas electricity prices, because the situation is alarming. i work six days a week and barely make ends meet. however, liszt has yet to announce her plan to deal with the crisis, as ironically noticed on twitter the new prime minister promises to freeze. they sounded prices again today, promises and no specifics i will present a bold new plan to reduce taxes and strengthen our economy. i will successfully deal with the energy crisis, which is causing people to receive huge bills, as well as suffering from energy supply problems. here are the top five priority tasks of the list of routes, according to the british , there is no crisis in ukraine here. however, it was relations with russia that became the key point of the election campaign. trails, he considers tough sanctions against us to be his main achievement as foreign minister. she

leads with the royal walk about the royal warning windsors awkward choose to honor the queen the daily star on sunday looks at the two royal couples reunions as well with the four picture together in mourning, reunited in sorrow reached the front of the sunday telegraph. the sunday express goes with the headline together for granny, william hands olive branch to carry. and the same stories on the front of the sun on sunday as well, the headline all for one. front of the observer in contrast pictures are new king as he ascends the chief thrown. let's speak now to royal sculptor francis who has quoted the queen and number of other members of the roe family, good to have you here, thank you for talking to us. you made us culture of the queen, how was that? talk us through the process? >> it was just such an amazing privilege obviously to be sculpting the queen, i had three sittings in the room the palace which was set aside for this, it was just on sparring, i went before hand did i was able to choose the tiara and the jewelry that the queen was going to wear and at the first sitting, she was

the daily star has the same headline alongside a picture of her majesty. rney is the front of the daily telegraph. the eye goes with the queen's final journey begins. the saddest journey, now the longer by reach the front of the male. looking at the times, one of the few papers to go with a different image. the crowds who turned out in edinburgh to pay their respects to the queen. i'm sure we will see many more people lining the roots of her final journey in the next few days. and a striking image of a younger queen and her signature elizabeth are. the headline reads a live happy and gloria. and the financial times carries a photo of the queen's coffin. but they also make space on the front page for ukraine's offensive against russia, the front of the guardian also looks to ukraine. the headline, russia launches revenge attacks as ukraine defense gathers space. we are today, the queen's coffin will be taken from the palace of holyroodhous how, it's a little bit longer route. it's in edinburgh. they will be heading to send a child's cathedral. adele is outsi

. >>> the arizona daily star reports fentanyl seizures in the state have reached a new high.cers at arizona ports seized more than 1,300 pounds of fentanyl in august alone. that is more than twice as high as the amount seized in july, which was also a record setter. the paper notes that officers in arizona last month seized more than fentanyl than all other officers and agents throughout the country's border regions combined. >>> according to the talave advance register, the number of migrants taken into custody soared in the month of august. new figures show that venezuelans have become the second largest nationality among migrants crossing the border illegally. meanwhile, officials say fewer migrants from mexico and some central american countries tried to enter the u.s. for a third straight month. >>> "the dallas morning news" reports that almost 1 million texans have registered to vote so far this year for the november election. the new registration numbers are significantly higher than they were during the midterm election cycles of 2014 and 2018. it puts the number of e

daily star looks at the two royal reunions, the four picture together in mourning. reunited in sorrow beats the front of the sunday telegraph. doesn't express together for granny, william hand olive branch to harry. the same stories are at the front of the sun on sunday as well. their headline all for one. the front of the observer this morning in contrast pictures are new king charles the third as he ascends the throne. let's bring in dominic again with me now. it's really interesting that so much happened yesterday in terms of the accession, the proclamation of the new king and just the observer goes with the picture of king charles and it's coverage today, and all the other papers go with the walk about, obviously there was some planning by the two brothers. >> it wasn't part of operation london bridge but i think it was something that prince william suggested to his brother and prince harry was happy to go along with. and it highlights the monarchy served so many roles within our national consciousness, the constitutional role, the projection of soft power that

the daily star -- the queen's legacy, saying, you did your duty, ma'am. -- >> calls her majesty are constantnts by now king charles the third king charles iii who has described his mother's passing is the greatest sadness for his family. the guardian has chosen this delegate image of her majesty. the express includes a black and white photograph with the headline, our beloved queen is dead. and the financial times puts its usual economic coverage to one side, indifference in deference to the queen. let's return to in lloyd, photographer and author. it also always is a choice for newspapers, isn't it, for newspapers? the heart of the queen they want to remember. a bit like postage stamps -- he was said to enjoy the imprint of her as a young woman, and not see her age, as she did, on coins. -- how do you think the newspapers of handled such a momentous occasion? >> it must be a nightmare. because she's the most photographed woman in the world and the most famous women in the world. how do you encapsulate all of that and one photograph? some have gone for the early photographs, particularly the

the daily star on sunday looks at the two royal couples reunited as well, the four picture together in mourning. the united and saw was the front of the sunday telegraph. this sunday express goes with the headline together with granny, william hans olive branch to harry. and the same stories on the front of the sun this morning, the sun on sunday that headline all for one. the front of the observer this morning in contrast picture our new king charles iii asked a sense of the throne. as the former policy advisor to the queen, mary, here's the observer front page, mary mcleod we've talked about that windsor walk about in the moment, but first let's turn our attention to what is happening today and the funeral cortege begins for what has been described as the queen's final journey. i notice that there are gamekeepers who will be first moving her coffin and it has been lying in the ballroom in balmoral to visit. and pay their respects just wanted to know from your inside point of view, what this will be like for the royal household? >> i feel every day just now we are living a whole life

the daily star looks the two couples reunion as well with the two couples together in mourning. reunited insist sorrow reads the front of the sunday telegraph. the sunday express goes with the headline together for a granny, william hands olive branch to harry. and that same story on the front of the sun as well this morning. the headline all for one. the front of the observer, in contrast, pictures showing charles the third as he ascends the throne. we have a chat through the papers at about quarter to six. do stay with us for that. the prime minister of antigua and barbuda says he will call for a referendum on the country become a republic between three years. it comes as king charles the third prepares to meet the commonwealth secretary general of buckingham palace as well as commonwealth high commissioners. king charles has been officially proclaimed head of state and both australia and new zealand at ceremonies in the nation's capital today. in australia the proclamation was marked by a 21 gun salute. the governor general, the british monarch's representative in australia,

looking at the daily star has the same headline, alongside a picture of her majesty.eat journey reads the front of the telegraph. the eye goes with the queen's final journey begins. the saddest journey, now the long goodbye reads the front of the daily made. and the times is one of the few papers to go with a different photograph, the crowd who turned out in edinburgh to pay their respects to the queen. the son has a rep around with a striking picture of a younger queen, and her signature, elizabeth are. the headline reads, a live, happy and glorious. financial times carries a photo of the queen's coffin, but they also may expect on the front page for ukraine's offensive against russia. we'll have more on that on the program here on sky. and, the front of the guardian, also looks to ukraine. the headline rush along, just revenge attacks as ukraine's offensive gathers pace. well, later on, today the queen's coffin will be taken from the palace of halle -- along the royal milan edinburgh to st. charles's cathedral. adele is there for us this morning. hello to you adel.

and finally, the daily star features a picture of the queen next to her beloved husband, the duke ofstart with the son. we have a picture of the procession making its way through the streets of london. we sent her victorious was the headline. the biggest farewell in history. it was the final page in a long, 70—year reign and it was magnificent in every way? it certainly was. a lot of capacity, we drew on churchill's state funeral and that was the biggest event of that particular time with police resources drawn to its limits. this state funeral of our queen elizabeth ii has completely eclipsed that. with policing numbers rising way above the thousand that policed churchill's funeral in 1965. having spent most of the day at canada gate in front of buckingham palace, watching the ceremony but asked repeatedly about the security operation. it was a resounding success. given the resources that were made available to the metropolitan police. bringing in from the entire country, resources throughout the constabularies that made this event perhaps the biggest security operation that we are

i prefer the daily star, have to say, shoulder to shoulder, but it does say underneath, but it does seemsts will start. , ., ,, , ., of reconciliation that lasts will start. , . ~' , ., , start. interesting. thank you very much for that _ start. interesting. thank you very much for that summary _ start. interesting. thank you very much for that summary of - start. interesting. thank you very much for that summary of the - start. interesting. thank you very i much for that summary of the wider family issues which as you say the daily mirror and the sun have focused in on with their images on the front page. camilla, let's go to the front page. camilla, let's go to the front page of the daily telegraph, their images closer to what we have been watching this evening which is inside westminster hall, and the nation turned to say farewell as the headline, what details have the daily telegraph pulled out?— details have the daily telegraph tulled out? , . �*, , pulled out? yes, that's right, this concentrates _ pulled out? yes, that's right, this concentrates on _ pulled out? yes, that's right,

bonkers is what the daily star describes it as, as they talk about also a family who are trying to finden clear enough and that businesses may now suffer. if we skip over to, it is page 18, there is a little bit more detail on why. industry leaders are basically saying they have considerable concerns this government energy bill rescue package businesses won't cover cost and they are just paying too little too late, by the time it is in place, businesses, especially small businesses, especially small businesses may have gone under. we know that ministers are working towards a support package, they are hoping to announce that on wednesday or thursday next week, but even that isn't confirmed. what we do know on the ground is businesses are facing astronomical rises to energy costs and they won't have the protection caps that another household may benefit from so in summary this could leave thousands of small businesses out in the cold.— out in the cold. stephanie is alwa s out in the cold. stephanie is always thank— out in the cold. stephanie is always thank you _ out in the cold. stephani

why be surprised if london writes the daily star there is a lack of clowns, and not such a feeling that all users on the internet have gone into politics. this is how johnson meets the trust in downing street. and this, by the way, is their new head of the ministry of health of the chp coffee, so what remains to wish the british good health, as well as the participants of the minsk half marathon, a big holiday on the run for the birthday of minsk, what can be? we'd better show today and this is already at the start of the correspondents of the main broadcast i would like to say let's go, but more relevant today, sergei gusachenko and olga makei ran with you, we begin to sum up the results of the week. hide partnership deposits. you give us raw materials, we give you products belaz trucks go to the north of russia by the end of the year more than 30 units. we will deliver there are already hints of 15 cars for the twenty-third year from murmansk to beijing, an endless field for import substitution, when to wait for the union pay payment system in december, according to the work plan, bel

the daily star. "you did your duty, ma'am." the daily express, "our beloved queen is dead." the mirror with a simple "thank you" on their cover. the daily mail, "our hearts are broken." the guardian with the same picture we are seeing in may newspapers. and the daily telegraph, grief is the price you pay for love. on c-span two this morning, the british house of commons is gathering, as you can see, and we have live coverage on c-span two as they will make tributes this morning to the queen. they look like they are in a moment of silence. let's watch. [video clip] >> before i call the prime minister, it is with the greatest sadness that i rise to say a few words in tribute to her late majesty, queen elizabeth. almost all of us in the house have experienced no other monarch but her late majesty. there are indeed only a score or so members in this house who had already been born, letlow -- let alone who can recall a time when she was not the queen. she is wedded in our minds with the crown and all it stands for. after her accession in february of 1952, she came to westminster

respected by me of course, so that mikhail mikhailovich did nothing thought, but yesterday the daily starall right. i don't know if you saw it or not . this is an important message, it turns out. why nah- in kharkov it was possible to break through in ukraine and break through the front line of ufos, citing roman astronomers noticed at the kiev observatory, the british newspaper joyfully reported that high activity of aliens was noticed, which means activity on this over this zone, that is, the russian army. uh, here is zelensky, that is, the russian army has to fight, not only with collective nato but also with otherworldly forces. and this emphasizes that they are written in all seriousness. oh, here’s the whole military analysis for you, we would drag such problems, colonel, with regard to the latest events on the lines of combat contact. well, it must be said frankly, while remaining on the positions of military-political realism, the enemy seized the strategic initiative. let 's hope he is temporarily encouraged by his recent successes in the kharkov direction, the morale of the unit

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hmm news from the british press ursula fonderly, now the daily star, citing ukrainian astronomers, reportedstronomers. i am not kidding. this is today's article. here's what it turns out to be. here is ukraine over ukraine now there is a high activity of these alien forces and it is they who see against the e russian army and acted. so there is no need to be surprised now. well it a lot can be explained, you must admit, it turns out that we all think where there are so many foreign speeches in the kharkov direction. it turns out that yes, apparently, astronomers have come in large numbers. so, well, seriously, you know, uh, in general, of course i am, this impressed me with the news one more uh more. seriously, of course, the times newspaper is worth it and the well-known columnists david aronovich made a sensation. they reported the title. why is zelensky the lincoln of our days? that is, it turns out that this same aaronovich read zelensky's speech. remember that we had fun over about a gas or you e not you like that. that's where he is, all this without you, without you, without gas, and

i'd prefer the daily star, have to say, shoulder to shoulder.resting. thank you very much _ will start. interesting. thank you very much for _ will start. interesting. thank you very much for that - will start. interesting. thank - you very much for that summary of the widerfamily you very much for that summary of the wider family issues which, as you say, the daily mirror and the which, as you say, the daily mirrorand the sun which, as you say, the daily mirror and the sun have focusing on images on the front page. camilla, let's go to the front page of the daily telegraph. their image there is closer to what we have been watching this evening, which is inside westminster hall. the nation has turned to say farewell is the headline. what details have the daily telegraph pulled out? that is riuht. telegraph pulled out? that is right- this — telegraph pulled out? that is right. this concentrates - telegraph pulled out? that is right. this concentrates on i right. this concentrates on inside _ right. this concentrates on inside westminster hall. yo

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starring holly bailey. you have to hear -- over the daily wire tried to argue., it doesn't make a lot of sense but have someone with darker skin who lives deep in the ocean. i mean, if anything, not only should the little mermaid be pale, she should actually be translucent. if you look at deep-seated tree chose, the translation. they don't have pigmentation whatsoever. just these horrifying, skeletons floating around in the ocean. that's with the little mermaid should look like. >> so, we're not racist for objecting to black mermaids. it's just that the science tells us the idea of a black mermaid, only a wet one. the science. that's why -- [inaudible] >> people like him, who believe this staunchly and -- [inaudible] people like him simply can't stand the idea that young brown and black girls will be able to see themselves and beautiful, magical, fantastically inspiring movies. it's a sad day, really. >> it's a sad and crazy day. that's all i can say. the science on movies -- never thought i'd be live on tv talking about that. >> exactly. >> always good to see h

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star wars was certainly one of them. emily: it is in keeping with the story you just wrote called the bad news in hollywood is arriving on most dailyline. what other bad news are we hearing? chris: there is a whole rethinking of the streaming business. for years, everyone was following the netflix model about subscribers and spending a ton of money on movies and tv shows, and the profits will follow. that all got reset this year. netflix has lost subscribers. and everyone now is focusing on how to make money, many are losing billions of dollars. particularly at netflix and warner bros., which just did a merger with discovery, big cutbacks in staffing, the canceling of projects, everyone is dialing back three -- dialing back the budgets for tv series and everything is languishing as everyone watches out this lays out on wall street. emily: on that uplifting note, what are you watching this weekend? [laughter] chris: back to star wars, the fourth one of the tv series is coming out, and so far it looks pretty good. and house of dragons is terrific. emily: chris palmeri, good to have you. happy friday, everyone that does it this editio