says the prime minister has a sword of damocles hanging over him. pmqs, the labour leader criticised rishi sunak over the cost of his rwanda plan and the lack of flights to the east african nation. but rishi sunak has insisted flights will get off the ground and that the opposition doesn't have a plan to fix the issue. mps overturned ten amendments to the legislation made by peers when the bill was in the commons on monday . monday. >> the tragedy is we know the prime minister doesn't even believe in the rwanda gimmick. he tried to stop funding it, but he's now so diminished that his entire focus is stopping his mps holding the sword of damocles above his head . how has he above his head. how has he managed to spend £600 million of taxpayer money on a gimmick to deport 300 people? >> but the prime minister said labouris >> but the prime minister said labour is running out of ideas not only does the labour party not only does the labour party not have a plan to fix this issue, but the truth is they don't actually care about fixing this issue. >> when

sir keir starmer says the prime minister has a sword of damocles hanging over him.speaking dunng hanging over him. speaking during pmqs, the labour leader criticised rishi sunak over the cost of his rwanda plan and the lack of flights to the east african nation. but rishi sunak has insisted flights will get off the ground, and that the opposition doesn't have a plan to fix the issue. mps overturned ten amendments to the legislation made by peers when the bill was in the commons on monday . monday. >> the tragedy is we know the prime minister doesn't even believe in the rwanda gimmick. he tried to stop funding it, but he's now so diminished that his entire focus is stopping his mps holding the sword of damocles above his head. how has he managed to spend £600 million of taxpayer money on a gimmick to deport 300 people, but the prime minister said labour is running out of ideas not only does the labour party not have a plan to fix this issue, but the truth is they don't actually care about fixing this issue. >> when he talks about the gangs, when we gave the police ne

yes, i think so yes, that is, you understand, today this sword of damocles does not hang over him, well, it is possible, you are not quite right, but you know when a person will be approved and nominated as a candidate. the degree of his responsibility for any word he says will be much higher than it is now. now he's just scoring points in this campaign, which hasn't officially started yet, and that's why i say once again that we have to wait for the moment when he will officially become the person who will run for president of the united states. thank you sir volodymyr, thank you for the conversation, it was volodymyr yelchenko, diplomat, former ambassador of ukraine to the un and the united states. america, friends, we are working live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, during this broadcast we are conducting a poll and asking you the following: does the united states of america recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, there are intermediate results of the poll on tv, 50 on 50, you see, 50% believe that they accept, 50 that do not accept such

speaker johnson did cobble this deal together, but marjorie taylor greene holding this sort of damocless head. what is your sense of how this will play out? tamara: she introduce this motion to vacate but did not force a rapid vote on it. so, we don't really know how it will play out. what i do know is that members of congress are tired. certainly, there are marjorie taylor greenes, other allies of hers, and other people who are similarly very upset and have an absolutist view, very upset that johnson would put something on the floor that did not have support of all the republicans. but, everyone is tired. and even democrats are tired after the very long process to get kevin mccarthy into the speaker seat and then the very long process once he was booted. it is certainly possible that if it were to come up for a vote, democrats would not be all united against speaker johnson in the way they were against speaker mccarthy. that said, if you are speaker johnson, do you really want democrats bailing you out? probably not. william: thank you both for being here. great to see you. >> nice to

there are things we can do, the people we voted for can repeal and we wouldn't have the sword of damoclesf the aisle are profoundly dysfunctional. being able to amass political momentum to do something like that i think is going to be difficult for either party. >> my point is more that it would be a useful political thing to say, like they did with ivf protection, like a, we are against this. >> i don't know how many people understand, to understand comstock you have to be in the weeds, someone working on reproductive rights all the time and not everyone is good we get that. this is why the republicans are talking about this. that's why jonathan mitchell said to the new york times that he doesn't want donald trump talking about the comstock act because he doesn't want to tip off the electorate that this is coming a down the pike and they don't need congress to do anything. they are counting on congress ey being completely polarized, they can do this by themselves the new republican president. >> there are gestures that mike pence has been interviewed, figures in republican policies. the

so you kind of have in the uk this tabloid sword of damocles hanging over your head? who's going to leak it? what are they going to say? how are they going to report it so instead of waiting for that grabbing back a little bit of power, however scary it might be. and she's clearly felt cheese as ready as you can be two divs voltage. the news it's of course, it's a school holidays, so anything that does come up if there are any lurid headlines she and william are there to explain to the children to talk to the children, to comfort the children. they don't get to hear it from, say, a school friend. my mom said. and so on and so forth. >> that's so important. i mean, i'm a mother myself and she is 42 years old, were about the same age. she is the mother to three young children who obviously we're her priority here. obviously we're the rest of the world had their own timeline for when they wanted to understand what was going on but she was focused primarily on her children egn spoke about her husband as being a real comfort. he was not present next to her. i did notice th

funding it, but he's now so diminished that his entire focus is stopping his mps holding the sword of damoclesve his head . how has he above his head. how has he managed to spend £600 million of taxpayer money on a gimmick to deport 300 people? >> well, that was a keir starmer in the house of commons earlier on today. i can tell you that just within the last few minutes, the government has lost its third vote in the house of lords, 276 were told to 226. thatis lords, 276 were told to 226. that is a majority, of course, of 50, simple maths there 276 to 226 majority of 50. the third vote, of that rwanda bill voted down by the peers in the house of lords. we'll keep tabs on that for you by watching what's happening in the house of lords throughout the rest of this evening, although that pretty much things up for today. much ties things up for today. well, today, the well, earlier on today, the prime labour prime minister said labour itself running out ideas itself is running out of ideas on the issue. >> not only does the labour party not have a plan to fix this issue, but the truth is they don't

funding it, but he's now so diminished that his entire focus is stopping his mps holding the sword of damoclesve his head, perhaps even literally. in the case of the leader of the house, his great hopeis leader of the house, his great hope is to populate his party with a couple of empty planes, praying they won't notice when the flight stopped going. the boats still coming and the costs keep mounting. how has he managed to spend £600 million of taxpayer money on a gimmick to deport 300 people? yeah. >> mr speaker , it's crystal >> mr speaker, it's crystal clear. not only does the labour party not have a plan to fix this issue, but the truth is they don't actually care about fixing this issue. we talks about the gangs. when we gave the police new powers to crack down on the people smuggling gangs, he spent months campaigning and voting against him . but thank thanks to our new him. but thank thanks to our new laws. thanks to our new laws, 900 criminals have been arrested, 450 have been convicted, serving over 370 years behind bars. if it was up to him, if it was up to him, those criminals would

do you think it might be a mistake to turn ire on the private sector when they have the sword of damocles of regulation hanging over them all the time? and it does come from the deep state some level, even though our results in the past going after the deep state have been disappointing. well, it's i think the on some level part of your question is really important. right. it came the deep state on some level we certainly that the fbi was was explicitly participating in some of the censorship regime, the run up to the 2020 election. but look we also know these guys were doing it in part of their own volition. the fbi making mark zuckerberg. right. $425 million to left wing ballot harvesting initiatives. right. my my my point here again, to go back to the abstraction point is we have to recognize good evil right. versus and not allow a particular from doing what's actually in the interest of the american people. because if, you know, as anton chigurh says if if if the rule has led you to this point, what we use was the rule. okay, my point is, if the rule is let us that point, we have to b

he is now so diminished that his entire focus is stopping his mp is holding the sword of damocles aboved £600 million of taxpayer money on gimmick to deport 300 people? mr on gimmick to deport 300 people? m speaker, it is crystal clear, not only does the labour party not have a plan to fix this issue but the truth is they do not actually care about fixing this issue. he talks about fixing this issue. he talks about the gangs. when we gave police new powers to crack down on people smuggling gangs, he spent months campaigning and voting against it. thanks to our new laws, 900 criminals have been arrested. a50 had been convicted, serving over 370 years behind bars. if it were up to him, those criminals would still be out on our streets. the truth is, the truth is, if he were not labour leader, he would still want to be their lawyer. i leader, he would still want to be their lawyer-— their lawyer. i prosecuted more people- -- _ their lawyer. i prosecuted more people... than _ their lawyer. i prosecuted more people... than he _ their lawyer. i prosecuted more people... than he has - their la

it was hanging over our monarch like the sword of damocles, and this remarkable lady was left with manyt damage it might do to a family and an institution to which she devoted her life. some have said that the harry drama hastened the queen's demise , as we will the queen's demise, as we will never know, to and me that sounds a bit harsh on harry, but it certainly can't have done her health. the power of good and prince harry will have to live with that thought . however, i've with that thought. however, i've personally been very torn on where the prince harry should have full police protection when he's in the united kingdom. on the one hand, why should taxpayers fork out for somebody that's left the country and the institution? he is no longer a working, serving royal, but i don't think it matters. he is one of the most famous men in the world, and whether he's a royal or not, he is an ambassador for this country and he still does good charitable causes. the invictus games . and causes. the invictus games. and he is still a nice and charming guy with a heart. and whilst he has left th

and so, unfortunately, for all of us under the, under the sword of damocles, the nuclear weapons, i would expect now to see more of these attacks inside russia. and then we'll continue to hear that it was supposedly isis. so that a token watches war inside russia, that plausible deniability. that's where all the evidence points. all right, now let me ask you this. before i let you go presidency last key of you create a key, is ross, you, i'm just reaching the tara attack as a way to justify more attacks on ukraine. i wonder what do you make of that? a narrative or rhetoric, i mean, it's absolute crap and everything that comes out of someone's, he's bob as a likes he knew 2 years ago that ukraine could never win those even with died. so and so they continue to say they're insensible. they're going to, when there's going to fight to the last ukrainian and they just hope that some of the wild card like a per goshen or this attack will somehow make the rush is mad at food and then somebody will be removed. but that's not happening. so again, they don't give up, all they do is keep doubling do