let's move on to the daily star, this russia? let's move on to the daily star. this is a _ russia?r, this is a joke here that - russia? let's move on to the daily star, this is a joke here that may l star, this is a joke here that may be half the population over a certain age might get boast on the two ronnie's sketch, but it's all about how any candles are we buying because apparently we are buying candles because of this sense that we will possibly having energy cuts. i won't ask you to rephrase the sketch, you canjust sum it up. it sketch, you canjust sum it up. if sensible if you want to buy a few candles or if people want to buy a torch of some kind that can operate with batteries, these are sensible proportions to take. the reality is the national grid has come out with a statement in the last 2a hours or so explaining three scenarios, the base case being will be fine — but there are two other scenarios where we might not be fine, and that really depends on the use of the inner connectors that connect us to europe. norway have their own pressures, they will obviously be prior

daily star love that.hink they would be running out of pans because they seem _ running out of pans because they seem to — running out of pans because they seem to have exhausted them but, no, they dont— seem to have exhausted them but, no, they don't disappoint tomorrow morning. — they don't disappoint tomorrow morning, and so they are suggesting that this _ morning, and so they are suggesting that this hack is just the tip of the iceberg. that this hack is 'ust the tip of the iceberg.— that this hack is 'ust the tip of the iceberg. you couldn't help yourself. _ the iceberg. you couldn't help yourself, could _ the iceberg. you couldn't help yourself, could you! _ the iceberg. you couldn't help yourself, could you! he - the iceberg. you couldn't help yourself, could you! he must| the iceberg. you couldn't help - yourself, could you! he must have been saving _ yourself, could you! he must have been saving that _ yourself, could you! he must have been saving that for _ yourself, could you! he must have been

the daily star - two years. the daily star is almost reflecting _ two years.arl almost reflecting a similar sentiment with their signature comedic style, the liz truss latest the daily star online saying would you rather have liz truss in charge or elitist. now we have turned rishi sunak is a prime ministerial candidate, he is our third prime minister of the year, the sentiment is the same, there are some people fed up with all this change and find it almost farcical. �* farcical. but it is such a - serious situation we are in. and that is the direction taken by the times and the daily telegraph. they have gone with the same headlight. almost exactly the same. sunak tell stories we must unite or die, they are pulling this punches, a lot of mods to the division within this party, mps didn't get a chance to vote on who was in charge, some of them boris johnson loyalists aren't very keen on rishi sunak, there is a lot of mods to the divisions in the party, rumours of physical and writing even recently, and the times focusing on the challenge for gets anything don

i'm going to share the front page of the daily star - election?ction? i'm going to share the i front page of the daily star and the bookies are saying that the prime minister will not admit she has past her sell by date. and it is the tip of the iceberg. i think if you join the dots, we are talking about the iceberg lettuce, how long can a wet lettuce liz remain? is the front page of the daily star and hopefully we will discuss that in the next edition but for now, thank you very much indeed. and thank you for joining us, i will be back with you at the top of the hour and plenty more news at 11.30. good evening. the rugby league world cup gets under way tomorrow, as the hosts england face samoa in their opening fixture at newcastle. it's a huge moment for the sport — the most inclusive tournament in its history, with the hope that it will attract a new audience and broaden the appeal away from its traditional base in the north of england. our sports editor dan roan reports. half a century has passed since the last british success in rugby half a c

he will finish with the daily star in the break—out star of this whole saga. let us rejoice. took it to the max. they had a live webcam _ really took it to the max. they had a live webcam and _ really took it to the max. they had a live webcam and it _ really took it to the max. they had a live webcam and it had _ really took it to the max. they had a live webcam and it had a - really took it to the max. they had a live webcam and it had a lead - really took it to the max. they had a live webcam and it had a lead is| a live webcam and it had a lead is stressed — a live webcam and it had a lead is stressed is — a live webcam and it had a lead is stressed is liz truss to see who was going _ stressed is liz truss to see who was going to _ stressed is liz truss to see who was going to outlast and who's going to last longer, the let us, it got more deer on— last longer, the let us, it got more deer on the — last longer, the let us, it got more deer on the webcam and apparently tonight, _ deer on the webcam and apparently tonight, there is an image of liz truss— tonight, there is a

the daily star has been runnini this, jo. the daily star has been running this _ this, jo.ettuce from a supermarket survive longer than liz truss. the front _ survive longer than liz truss. the front pages, _ survive longer than liz truss. the front pages, it is the tip of the iceberg, — front pages, it is the tip of the iceberg, how long can a lettuce liz romain _ iceberg, how long can a lettuce liz romain if— iceberg, how long can a lettuce liz romain. if she passed her sell by date? _ romain. if she passed her sell by date? so— romain. if she passed her sell by date? so the bookies are lowering the odds _ date? so the bookies are lowering the odds on the verge of outlasting the odds on the verge of outlasting the prime — the odds on the verge of outlasting the prime minister. all i would say it is a _ the prime minister. all i would say it is a little — the prime minister. all i would say it is a little gem of a story. laughter. kevin, can you top that. ok, we will leave it there. fantastic. thank you both very much indeed. will she last two day two of lettuce calm. than

yes, i do prefer the daily star, the sunday| prefer the daily star, the sunday star headline on mad flighthone of liz truss was hacked by the kremlin during the summer, during the leadership campaign. iam not summer, during the leadership campaign. i am not entirely sure how this has come to light, it was apparently known about during the summer but downing street under borisjohnson, remember him all those years ago, and the cabinet secretary simon case suppressed is the word that the male uses, the details were suppressed. the phone is so badly compromised that it is now in a very secure looked safe in a secret government location. but of course it was personal messages predicted between liz truss and kwasi kwarteng, some of it said to be derogatory between the then prime minister borisjohnson which would then need both parties, liz truss and kwasi kwarteng open to blackmail, but it is a real concern about cybersecurity, and i am sure that nigel who is a bit of an expert on this knows a lot more about it than the male are letting on. i than the male are letting on. i wonder, nigel, if you

daily star. �* ., .,, put the story up as had the daily star. �* ., , ., star.al- star. all three of those papers do not. 77-year-old hospital patient| not. 77—year—old hospital patient catching — not. 77—year—old hospital patient catching rishi sunak off guard and hospital. — catching rishi sunak off guard and hospital, basically calling for the prime _ hospital, basically calling for the prime minister to give nurses a pay rise _ prime minister to give nurses a pay rise he _ prime minister to give nurses a pay rise he says — prime minister to give nurses a pay rise. he says that he's trying, he is trying — rise. he says that he's trying, he is trying he — rise. he says that he's trying, he is trying he said. she was like, you need _ is trying he said. she was like, you need to— is trying he said. she was like, you need to try— is trying he said. she was like, you need to try harder. catherine reflecting what a lot of people think— reflecting what a lot of people think out there, that nurses need pay rises~ — think out there, that nurses need pay rises. we alwa

the daily star however focuses in on liz truss' "wet lettice" premiership.to shreds. let's begin. thank you very much for being with us. aubrey, do you want to kick us off? where will we start tonight? we will start with the your paper. yes will we start tonight? we will start with the your paper.— with the your paper. yes we spent many hours _ with the your paper. yes we spent many hours before _ with the your paper. yes we spent many hours before finally - with the your paper. yes we spent l many hours before finally publishing this story earlier today, trying to dig in to the roomies we've heard about suella braverman departing government. now initially, it wasn't entirely clear why. nor whether she had been sacked or resigned for that we thought quite a lot of pushback. from home office and number ten in whitehall and later confirmation come that suella braverman had essentially been sacked from the government, she was forced to resign and this was for breaching the ministerial code. that was number tends view now what they said she had done was used her

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confrontation was followed by the whole of great britain and even betting was invented by this daily star newspaper last week sports. whoever lasts longer the head of government or a head of lettuce, lettuce, it rots, for about 35 days, journalists calculated that so many trails will definitely not last the countdown on october 14, we launched a live broadcast on the network on the left portrait, trails, salad on the right and did not fail, the salad won. and now our own correspondent, great britain, alexander khabarov, is on direct line. hello alexander. well, last week she promised once that she would not resign . and now it's leaving. tell us what statements and who can be the new head of the british government. not that last week, but quite recently, that is, yesterday she said that she was not going anywhere, but events in the british government developed so rapidly that she still had to leave this afternoon, when the head of the conservative parliamentary committee arrived at the building on downing street, where the prime minister's residence is located, 19 , 22 grambrady it became

let's squeeze in the daily star — this is really extraordinary, i don't know how seriously we are supposeding the problems of his budget on the queen's funerat. t his budget on the queen's funerat. i have to go back to another quote in one of the papers today, where one of the rebels said, "we are stuck between being potiticatty dead and a laughing stock." between being politically dead and a laughing stock." welt, between being politically dead and a laughing stock." well, if you accept that, this is the sort of story that puts you in the latter category. and actually, it's not that funny — if you are the chancellor, you'd be very angry about it, i suspect. just finall , very angry about it, i suspect. just finally. we — very angry about it, i suspect. just finally, we might be able to have a quick glance at the daily mail, they have an quick gtance at the daily mail, they have an exclusive— quick glance at the daily mail, they have an exclusive— official police to attend every burglary. just fill us in on what this is about stop loosing good news! personally i think anyone who has anythi

truss are seen behind the wheel of a noddy car with the number plate "shoddy" on the front of the daily stara "poundland thatcher" who's been forced into a tax climbdown. so let us begin with some, i think it fair to say, uncomfortable headlines for the government. let's start with the financial times, "kwarteng quickens tax cuts." what the fd have done is rolled two stories into one. on one hand, we've got the announcement coming this evening that although kwasi kwarteng insisted he would wait until the end of november to announce his physical plans, he will now announce them earlier. and now this u—turn on his plan to cut the 45p rate on income tax. what do you make of it all? i’m tax. what do you make of it all? i'm ve tax. what do you make of it all? in very pleased to see both announcements. the 45p tax rate was something i certainly couldn't, couldn't support in terms of not just the timing, but the way in which it was announced. it's not clear that there is evidence that cutting the rate would increase growth, there were no estimates of what the impact would be. and the fact that afte

here the daily star newspaper gives the route no more than 35 days. so much rot.e is the lettuce and the journalists launched all this live broadcast of the portrait of the prime minister and lettuce, who will live longer, as reported this evening, the leaf will once again try to save both the british economy and itself by announcing the adoption of amendments to the budget. however, the press has doubts even here, especially considering that all of its past proposals were once drafted together with the very same minister of finance to a quasi-quartong, on which it turns out now they blamed for all the failures of the cabinets , all these proposals were reduced. mostly towards tax cuts and cuts in social benefits, critics believe that only the privileged will benefit the most from this, and the gap between the rich and the poor in the uk will only widen, as the shadow chancellor said to the treasury of the united king. tvorichel reeves , the representative of the labor party, the route plan is a casino game, where mortgages and finances of all citizens of the coun

the british in social networks talking about an online competition that last week launched the daily startion, you could bet, what will happen faster lettuce will go bad or the trust will leave, the post tray has won and is already flaunting on the walls of parliament economic policy, which led the minister to collapse have been discussing for the past month and a half. well, now they are talking about something else , comparing it with the previous anti-record holder in terms of the number of days in office. this is george canning, who stayed in his chair twice as long as the fox and left him because he died. well, they also say that the liter does not have a photo with vladimir putin and that she was incredibly quickly able to set even her party members against herself, but in the meantime , protocols that have not yet become dusty have been published in the uk on the procedure for electing the next example among the applicants and predecessors of the predecessors. trails over johnson well, what else are there? lisa gerson found out britain is a country of tradition. here comes another

back on the front pages of the daily star newspapers comparing a strass leaf with a bunch of lettuceues the vegetable theme. johnson they have a little blue as an eggplant recipe is not an overseas disaster caviar called it the return of the reader. they propose to think not about the authorities, but about the country and announce early parliamentary elections in which the labor party will win, kembi was not the new leader of the conservative party, astrophysicist, guitarist of the band queen brianmay. crossed out this, as he says, a gang with a disgraced liar, john all these people are killing our country. they create havoc and expose us to the ridicule of the whole world, our people demand an immediate general election, you disgraced liar, who was portrayed in a slop pail in july, according to the agency. yugaf had the support of only 27% of the population, while 52 were against it. having accepted. all this is noted and flashing, bare body in the headlines. boris in the evening. on sunday, he withdrew his candidacy with the wording. now is not the best time, he considers 24 years

the daily star responded by testing the theory on a live webcam feed.e has become an internet sensation around the world with thousands of people tuning in to the live feed and have also noticed a lot of reaction outside of the uk as well. enjoying the british humour of making fun of the political drama that is going on at the moment. and of course if you want to keep up with all the stories that we are covering had to our website there is planning background and analysis including of course the resignation of liz truss. hello there. thursday was a stormy day, rumbles of thunder, rain heavy at times moving its way steadily north. and that unsettled picture will continue for the next few days to come, with low pressure centring itself always to the southwest, throwing these weather fronts around that low, driving in plenty of frequent showers. but the wind direction coming from the south, so still relatively mild, a mild start to friday morning. plenty of showers from the southwest and some of these heavy, possibly even thundery once again, first thing i

commentatorjoked that ms truss had "roughly the shelf—life of a lettuce", british newspaper the daily starer shares the headline "lettuce rejoice" alongside a picture of the vegetable with a blonde wig. that lettuce has become an internet sensation around the world, with thousands of people tuning into the live feed. in singapore people have been talking about it. people amused that the british media has been making a lot of fun of it, calling at the peak of british humour. stay with us. britain will have a new prime minister by the end of next week after the conservative party announced the details of a contest to choose a leader following liz truss's resignation. thank you for watching. thursday was a stormy day, lentils or thunder moving north. unsettled picture continues for the next few days, low pressure itself to the south—west. throwing the weather fronts around that low, driving in plenty of frequent showers. but the wind direction from the south, still relatively mild, and mile to friday morning, plenty of showers on the south—west, some of them heavy, possibly even thundery firs

the same story is on the front of the daily star sunday which reads �*lettuce liz hacked by mad vlad'*, after rishi sunak was criticsed for not going to to the climate conference next month. the sunday mirror reads �*fossil fuels aid rise of rishi', reporting that quarter of the prime minister's donations this year came from supporters with interests in oil, gas and aviation. politics on the front of the sunday telegraph as well —

under the news outlet, the daily stars even launched the live stream with the lightest to see which one lasts longer. musical unless alexander mackay again says the bitten is heading towards a general election before the end of the year. they have dug an enormous whole for themselves. and i think that the only way that the things are gonna move forward now is that the report probably be a general election before the end of the year. and so really what we're looking at here is british democracy itself being more and more damaged as time goes on. as the british political establishment tries to clamp down on what they see as the virus of populism which got into the system. with the 2016 wrecks that referendum for every time they try and impose control on the system again, it just alienates more people and drives more and more people into opposition to them. on you gas supply hope into kia would to stabilize natural gas prices in europe. following markets her mile after anti russian sanctions and sabotage of the old stream pipelines that was buddy may pigeons proposal during negotiations wi

i will end on| the historic souvenir edition of the daily star, congratulations to the lettuce who didruss. they had a live stream, they wanted to _ truss. they had a live stream, they wanted to see _ truss. they had a live stream, they wanted to see you - they wanted to see you wheatbelt first, and it turned out that the lettuce was the winner and they they have a picture of a lettuce but remarkably similar hair to liz truss on theirfront remarkably similar hair to liz truss on their front page. thank you for taking us through the papers, tom. we have plenty more reaction from the business world injust more reaction from the business world in just a more reaction from the business world injust a moment. iwill see you soon, goodbye. first it was a stormy day with rain moving at times steadily north and that unsettled picture will continue for the next few days to come. low pressure centre in itself to the south—west, throwing these weather fronts around that low, driving and plenty of frequent showers. the wind direction coming from the south, so still relatively mild. a mile start to

the daily star newspaper in britain did a live stream of actual lettuce 7 days ago. see what would happen. would it out last liz truss? today the lettuce was declared the victor. the lettuce out lived liz truss. if that doesn't couple up what a ridiculous farce this has been, i don't know what does. it's been awful for britain. very embarrassing. shattered or reputation. now we are facing an extraordinary situation where boris johnson was fired from office 3 months ago by his own party turning on him is now one of the favorites to make a dramatic return and become prime minister again. that for many people will be the day that we decide to get on a plane and come to america permanently for the calmness of your presidential system. >> tucker: you are always welcome here. piers morgan. beaten by a salad, i love that. we have an update to a story tonight that the cdc doesn't want you to talk about. the agency voted to add the covid vaccination to the childhood vaccine schedule even though it's not justified but will boost the stock prices of pharma companies. details ah

commentatorjoked that ms truss had "roughly the shelf—life of a lettuce", the british tabloid the daily starjoice" alongside a picture of the vegetable with a blonde wig. that lettuce has become an internet sensation around the world, with thousands of people tuning into the live feed. when the prime minister was giving her resignation speech, 20,000 people were watching the live feed of that lettuce. a contest under way in the conservative party to decide who will become the next party leader. thursday was a stormy day, rumbles of thunder moving north. that unsettled picture continues for the next few days, low pressure itself to the south—west, throwing the weather fronts around that low, driving in plenty of frequent showers. but the wind direction from the south, still relatively mild, and mild start to friday morning, plenty of showers from the south—west, some of them heavy, possibly even thundery first thing in the morning. they will drift out of cornwall into wales and towards the midlands as we go through the morning rush hour. eventually moving steadily north, fewer showers into th

again on the front pages of the daily star newspapers, comparing a leaf with a bunch of lettuce continuesable theme. johnson has a blue, like an eggplant recipe, not overseas caviar, but a disaster called it the return of the reader. they propose to think not about the government, but about the country and announce early parliamentary elections in which the labor party will win, whoever the new leader of the conservative party, astrophysicist, guitarist queen brain may crossed out this one, as he says shame on the gang. liar johnson all these people are killing our country. they create chaos and make us the laughingstock of the world. our people demand immediate general elections from the disgraced, who was portrayed as a liar in a garbage can in july , according to the yugav agency, there was only 27% of the population's support, and 52 were against. having accepted. all this is noted and flashing, bare body in the headlines. boris in the evening, sunday. withdrew his candidacy with the wording. not now he considers the best time to be 24 if his party manages to maintain its leadership a

and just when you thought the lettuce puns in the daily star would be coming to an end, the paper, in now depicting borisjohnson as an aubergine with the question "bozo back at number10?" with the question "bozo back at number 10?" eleanor langford is political reporter at website politics home, and shejoins me now. what is your sense from mps about where this is going, and whether borisjohnson will where this is going, and whether boris johnson will stand?- where this is going, and whether boris johnson will stand? there is a definite feeling _ boris johnson will stand? there is a definite feeling that _ boris johnson will stand? there is a definite feeling that he _ boris johnson will stand? there is a definite feeling that he is _ boris johnson will stand? there is a definite feeling that he is likely - definite feeling that he is likely to try and stand, and i have heard it from both angles, either people are like, yes, i would like to stand, or, oh no, he is going to stand. it looks like it'll stay a three course race, there is not enough votes for it to be more than that, but at

believe whether passion now does not last long in the chair of the prime minister on the cover of the daily star newspaper compares the premiere to a head of lettuce, hinting that even vegetables decompose longer than the term of the track lasts. the publication launched an online broadcast so that viewers can see for themselves. in russia , the days of russian wines have started across the country in retail stores selling a noble drink with julia makarova will tell you more about discounts. days of russian wines have started in shops, domestic drinks on the shelves are highlighted with bright price tags, they are sold at a discount, they hold drawings and talk about quality research this year. we believe that 35 to 37,000 outlets should, e.g., actively participate in the transfer of russian money in the country, and this means increasing the matrix of the number of russian rifles, which is now simply profitable, we say that the demand of this consumer is growing, the action is now in its fifth year in spring and autumn, and every time retailers record sales growth. well, if we talk about number

the lettuce makes an appearance on the daily star's front page following that fresh victory from the pm. joining us now is bloomberg's new news director for emea and kristine aquino to run us through the market themes. let's start on where things stems -- stands in terms of the leadership contest. >> it will be friday at the latest unless something more bizarre happens. what seems likely to happen is that they will try in a diplomatic way to keep the party membership outside of that fight. they learned last time that it took far too long and you ended up with a candidate who lost in 44 days and crashed the economies in the process. this time around, they will take it up slightly faster and go for where they can attempt to unify the party but we will also see how it appears to the markets. that is what the markets are for. francine: kristine, good morning from westminster. what markets want to know is whether we can have this chancellor knowing that we are not sure whether he stays in power or not and we have that fiscal statement on october 31. how do markets interpret whether the sc

we�*ve got the daily star, which is kind of a very popular tabloid, but does play around with its fronttely right. when you are _ think that's absolutely right. when you are reduced to being butt of a 'oke you are reduced to being butt of a joke that — you are reduced to being butt of a joke that is — you are reduced to being butt of a joke that is more pitied and left at, joke that is more pitied and left at. that's— joke that is more pitied and left at, that's a really difficult and dangerous position for a prime dangerous position fora prime minister— dangerous position for a prime minister to be dangerous position for a prime ministerto be in. i dangerous position for a prime minister to be in. i don't think anyone — minister to be in. i don't think anyone is— minister to be in. i don't think anyone is pretending she's in any other— anyone is pretending she's in any other sort— anyone is pretending she's in any other sort of position, but the way that's— other sort of position, but the way that's presented to the public is far from — that's presented to the public is far from helpfu

daily star newspaper, find upstanding organization, had a live stream of letters, because liz truss is was last longer, i head lettuce, alive and well and kicking, trust is as good as a dodo, the worst prime minister in history. what's a earth-shattering to me is that there is now a campaign to get boris johnson back. you may remember he was dumped out of downing street only three months ago for being a lying, cheating, wreck of a human being who broke his own covid rules. he may not be back. i'm just very relieved to be in new york. i can't argue with you jesse. right now i can put no defense up for my nation, it is such a catastrophe and an embarr embarrassment. >> jesse: i'm glad you apologize so profusely. you've been reading the financial times, tell us your theory? >> judge jeanine pirro: she said she would create an economic policy where there would be growth, she would slash taxes, but she never said how she pay for it. i watch the crown. so i know if she had gone in and spoken to the queen they could've worked it out. >> jesse: 44 days, that's four's government cheese. >> dana

the daily star put out a live feed showing truss's picture next to a head of lettuce. will truss outlast the lettuce? the answer is no. they've updated their livestream with a little bit of fun. you never know what you get at the end of the show. harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president biden defending his decision now to tap into the nation's emergency oil supply just 19 days out from an election, which is a glaringly political move. voters know the truth of what we're living through. high gas prices, inflation out of control like a wildfire. aging americans 401k saving being washed away on wall street. the biden economy in a mess and republican lawmakers say all of it -- all of it puts our national security in danger. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the decision by president biden to release another 15 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve puts our nation's emergency supply at its lowest level in four decades. this has been his administration's reflexive move for months n

consider whether passion will now not last long in the chair of the prime minister on the cover of the daily starspaper, the prime minister is compared to a horse of lettuce, hinting that even vegetables decompose longer than the duration of the reign of the circuit. the publication launched an online broadcast so that viewers can see for themselves. in france, 5 refineries of the total energy company continue to strike, according to bfm tv, the workers did not agree to the conditions for a 5% salary increase proposed by the negotiators, but the management of so exxonmobil managed to agree with the protesters. there the strikes stopped, however, it will take several weeks to arrange supplies after a downtime, in the meantime the workers. totali energy are determined to go all the way and are calling for a nationwide strike. about three dozen dead whales have been found on the coast of argentina in patagonia, which have been washed ashore for the past few weeks, which causes death. while the main hypothesis is unknown ocean and wastewater from fields where fertilizers are used. next , watch a docu

truss are seen behind the wheel of a noddy car, with the number plate "shoddy" on the front of the daily starls the pm a "poundland thatcher" who's been forced into a tax climb—down. ouch, let's begin. james, let's start with the times. an interesting intervention by the former home secretary, priti patel, they've gone on a headline from her, tories will live or die by the economy. and this is the first significant intervention i think from the former home secretary since she returned it to the back benches. what has she said? �* , , , ., ., said? it's very interesting and a really good _ said? it's very interesting and a really good story _ said? it's very interesting and a really good story from - said? it's very interesting and a really good story from the - said? it's very interesting and a i really good story from the times, this. priti patel has spoken to the paper and this. priti patel has spoken to the paperand said, and i quote, this. priti patel has spoken to the paper and said, and i quote, she's accusing the chancellor and prime minister of spending today with no thought to tomorr

the daily star put out a live feed showing truss's picture next to a head of lettuce.ey've updated their livestream with a little bit of fun. you never know what you get at the end of the show. harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president biden defending his decision now to tap into the nation's emergency oil supply just 19 days out from an election, which is a glaringly political move. voters know the truth of what we're living through. high gas prices, inflation out of control like a wildfire. aging americans 401k saving being washed away on wall street. the biden economy in a mess an

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referendum held five leaders of the country have changed three of them over the past 2 months, the daily starame out with a snide comment on the prime minister in october, hinting that another name may get the chair of the british prime minister in november. now it's easier than sitting in it, except for david cameron, who himself left his post of all the others . mei fight johnson and the loser or rhinestone squeezed out by fellow party bags in backroom games he hated and himself took in their active participation this summer is three shestunakh, you won’t have to get used to this building. he spent more than two years here, working as the minister of finance. his apartment led. this door is under 11, but now his address is more meaningful, house 10 on the old stream. grisha get out the new prime minister does not suit everyone, given his initiatives to save tax increases and reduce social spending, but there are no other usunok recipes yet. the problem is that he is generally not perceived as a person speaking on the side of his people. perceived as a person cut off from life and this is th

the daily star mocks up rishi sunak in a calendar titled prime ministers of 2022, as it ponders whetherr can make it to the end of october. but the daily mail declares it's �*a new dawn for britain�* — as the country sees its first asian prime minister mr sunak�*s heritage is warmly welcomed on the times of india website, which says the indian prime minister narenda modhi is looking forward to collaborating with the new premier. so let's begin... thank you as always forjoining us tonight. again, another busy day. let's start with a financial times and i will come to you festival, and and, because the international edition of the ft focusing on the daunting economic in tray and describing what the prime minister, the incoming, new, soon to be new prime minister describing the profound challenge that he will be facing, he's not wrong, is he? m0. facing, he's not wrong, is he? no, the new prime _ facing, he's not wrong, is he? iirr, the new prime minister faces enormous challenges and the economic challenges are primary amongst them. what i would say about this article is it is relatively

the liberal london tabloid "daily star" with this headline: will liz truss outlast head head of lettucewig, had a shelf life of around a week, and while the lettuce won, once her tax cut plan tanked the economy even after she withdrew it, truss announced her resignation afterjust 44 days. the media mockery -- [inaudible] i didn't make it. didn't help. you know who might run instead? boris johnson. the guy was kicked out just six weeks ago. media, i think, are rooting for bo-jo. that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz. subscribe to my podcast, media buzzmeter. more than 2 million downloads this year. apple itunes, a very good place to do it. nice to have so many guests on set as we try to do the real television again. we're back here sunday, 11 eastern, with the only media analysis show on national it's.s ♪ , i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take it for? all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy

on october 14, they launched in the daily star in the form of a round-the-clock stream.ettuce officially celebrates the victory, with which he was congratulated by the deputy chairman of the security council of russia dmitry medvedev, and the joke was appreciated by elon musk goodbye listras. my congratulations to lotuk, excellent trolling, to be honest, in 44 days of a record short premiership, the track managed to lose two chief ministers ; journalists do not call her premiership anything other than catastrophic and write that the outcome of not skillful reforms. was known, and the track itself has been known for a long time knew that everything was over, although in public she looked unperturbed even with the thought that she might not survive the elections of 2024, she simply did not see a way out and was powerless in the end. during your stay. in power. trail rating. fell below 15% worse in modern history, the performance has not yet been the british. in this political house, there was nothing left but to joke. during his life, my son found four chancellors, three m

the daily star scoreboard offers readers a riddle from english bookmakers.af that rots in 35 days or a leaf once prime minister, the previous prime minister more than johnson defended himself by turning his attention to ukrainian events. well, polls show that 67% of britons are primarily concerned about an economy that is heading towards recession , the same problems in general on european. on the continent, the european union is pushing itself into the abyss with its anti-russian sanctions policy, writes the spanish edition of rebellion europe is on the way to unthinkable horror, speaking recently as a colony, as a power subordinate to the interests of the industrial and military apparatus of the united states, the french lemon returns to the topic of disagreements and for the eighth package of sanctions and calls belgium's decision to refrain from supporting the final document a wake-up call. i note that even the prime minister in hungary has never abstained in a vote urban himself has declared a split in europe on the issue of sanctions policy, in his opi

lettuce, this confrontation was watched by the whole of great britain and even made bets, this daily star came up with a dispute last week, who will last longer head of government or kochanga, lettuce, lettuce, it rots, for about 35 days, journalists thought that so many trails would definitely not last the countdown on october 14, they launched a live broadcast on the network on the left portrait, trails, lettuce on the right and did not lose, the salad won. just the other day, the illustration said that she was not going to go anywhere. why did she have to leave her post? what statements are now being heard in london about this will be told by our own correspondent from great britain alexander khabarov quite recently. that is, yesterday she said that she was not going to leave anywhere, but events in the british government developed so rapidly that she still had to leave this afternoon, when the head of the parliamentary conservative committee, 19-22. timing delusions, it became clear that we were talking about the resignation of listraz. they also gathered there, the chairman of the co

"the daily star" picked that up posting a live link to a lettuce cam to see which has the longer shelfuce. there are even betting odds over which will last longer. in an attempt to save her job truss apologized in a bbc interview for heavily criticized economic policy that sent the markets tumbling. >> i recognize we have made mistakes. i'm sorry for those mistakes. but i fixed the mistakes. i've appoint add new chancellor. we have restored economic and fiscal discipline. i want to deliver for the public. >> it was truss' proposed tax cuts combined with a steep drop in the pound and unsteady market that upset many in parliament. for more i want to bring in sky news' wilfred frost. this is serious stuff. several calling for truss to be gone including opposition parties who want a general election and the question tonight, i guess, can she survive? >> reporter: i think, chris, now is a question of when she goes and not if. and, of course, in the meantime we have an unbelievably weak prime minister particularly when it comes to economic issues highlighted by all of those u-turns you menti

and the daily star newspaper in britain then did a live streamof of an actual lettuce seven dayst ago just to see what wouldo happen, would it outlast liz truss?trus and today,s? the lettuce wase declared the victor. the lettuce outlived liz truss. a d if that doesn't sum up, what a ridiculous as fardo as this has been, i don'est know what does, but it's beenbrit a pretty awful episode. ai veryof britain, very embarrassi. it has shattered our reputation no ,as you say, for economic are competence. and now we're facing an facing extraordinary extraordinary situation where boris johnson, who was, as you may remember, fireere d from ofn three months ago by his owny tun g onparty turning on him, is now one of the favorites to make a dramatic return and becomey pp prime minister again.le t and that, i think foher many to people, will be the day that we decide to get on a plane and come to america. permanently for the calmnessfor and the solidityth of your presidential system. well, you're always welcome here. .pier piers morgan, great to see yousg tonight. thank you for that. beaten by ana

and how well this played for the daily star. we have been asking what comes of liz truss.that is _ the lettuce? it is not the last of the lettuce, that is for - the lettuce? it is not the last of the lettuce, that is for sure. i the lettuce? it is not the last of| the lettuce, that is for sure. we have got some things any worse for it. but, i mean, it has got to carry on, hasn't it? it has had such a huge reaction, at a time when things were so difficult as well, i think were so difficult as well, i think we have created something that has just let people have a bit of fun as well. , ., ., well. indeed they did. i read all the social— well. indeed they did. i read all the social media _ well. indeed they did. i read all the social media comments i well. indeed they did. i read all. the social media comments about well. indeed they did. i read all- the social media comments about the lettuce. clearly, after the events last night, the premiership of liz truss was looking to be a little stale somewhat dusty that is look like under the blonde wig? == stale somewhat dusty that

he also came up with the lettuce analogy for liz truss which featured on the front page of the daily star., ., ., , ., today? no vegetable analogies today, joanna. i today? no vegetable analogies today, joanna- i mean. _ today? no vegetable analogies today, joanna. i mean, it— today? no vegetable analogies today, joanna. i mean, it looks— today? no vegetable analogies today, joanna. i mean, it looks very - today? no vegetable analogies today, joanna. i mean, it looks very likely i joanna. i mean, it looks very likely we will get a coronation later today. if it is rishi sunak, i think thatis today. if it is rishi sunak, i think that is the best outcome from the field that was facing us, but it is not a great outcome so he is a competent physically responsible orthodox big your, and that is good, given the economic and market constraints that britain faces at the moment, but he has a monstrous it is a it can ahead of him and it will bea it is a it can ahead of him and it will be a very difficult winter. and so, i mean you said no vegetable analogy, do you think he can last the distance, can

the daily star scoreboard offers readers a riddle from english bookmakers.af that rots in 35 days or a rhinestone as prime minister, previous prime minister boris johnson defended himself by turning his attention to ukrainian events, but polls show that 67% of britons are primarily concerned about an economy that is moving to the side recessions, the same problems in general on european. on the continent, the european union is pushing itself into the abyss with its anti-russian sanctions policy, writes the spanish edition of rehabilitation europe is on the way to unthinkable horror, speaking recently as a colony as a power subordinate to the interests of the industrial and military apparatus of the united states, the french limonte returns to the topic of disagreements and for the eighth package of sanctions and calls the decision of belgium to refrain from supporting the final document as a wake-up call. i note that even the prime minister in hungary never abstained from voting. orban himself announced a split in europe over the issue of sanctions policy, i

then the whole of great britain followed this confrontation and even made bets, the daily star newspaperst week sports. whoever lasts longer the head of government or a head of lettuce, it rots, for about 35 days the journalists thought that the track would definitely not last that long. starting on october 14, they launched a live broadcast on the network on the left portrait, tracks, on the right lettuce and did not lose, the lettuce won. the other day, litra announced that she was not going to go anywhere. why is it anyway was forced to leave her posts and what statements are now being heard in london, our own correspondent, the uk, alexander khabarov, will tell about this quite recently. that is, yesterday she said that she was not going to leave anywhere, but events in the british government developed so rapidly that she still had to leave this afternoon, when the head of the parliamentary committee of conservatives, 19, 22, state russian museum of nonsense, it became clear that we were talking about retired fearless. they also gathered there, the chairman of the conservative partie

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last week, the british scoreboard daily star launched an online stream on the screen of phototras andst leaf once in a post, premiere or lettuce lettuce to completely rot in 35 days. so the track left already after six days, and the head of salads, another hoo vegetable, won with a clear advantage. and the organizers look even better on a joyful occasion. stream arranged a noisy party for the winner. and to completely finish off the ex-premier. on thursday evening , an image of a head of lettuce appeared on the walls of the british parliament. well, lestra leaves in disgrace. and who instead is unthinkable, but the leaders so far are boris johnson, the same boris who, with the same shame, was squeezed out by the whole world, the one who deceived the queen and the world, the same freaky boris again. well, yes, if it’s better not, if johnson becomes prime minister again, then it will turn out right according to the bible, like a dog returns to his vomit, and a fool persists in his fool. wait for the name of the new owner, the mansion. in the old 10 years, the situation in the economy is

so it's from madam, the route of the british scoreboard daily star invites readers to bet on the facttook a pound. she tried to pay off by dismissing the chancellor to the treasury of the quasi-quartang, but society did not take this sacrifice to a personal rating. madame prime minister is lower than her predecessor johnson was at the time of his resignation once tony blair was called bush's poodle sheet of rhinestones it’s quite a biden lapdog to bark at the owner , if you imagine her or the mayor with his directness, like two poles, then the scholtsy are in the middle somewhere in the equator region, which, apparently, corresponds to the status of temporary chairman in the g7 it is very important that we organize this conversation and therefore i decided to make the topic of all international negotiations a mutual responsibility to make it the topic and today, when we are talking in the framework of the g7, to make it the topic also in the european union. we need a negotiation process, during which prices will return to a reasonable level. the hint is clear in the winter, especially

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