people like diana johnson. who had huge strong support for her local party before | the last general, however because of a small- number of members in a couple of branches, ended up having to go through a long, - full reselection process, - which she won comprehensively but it meant that the party in her constituency in hulll was just talking to themselves rather than out campaigning, i talking to people in hull- about the upcoming election and about the issues i that needed to be dealt with about the things that - labour should be championing. so that i think is the kind of thing that those - changes are based on. but in the end, the big thing we have got to do as a party| is actually get back to talking about the tories' cost - of living crisis. that is what is dominating peoples lives. _ most people have noticed i whether they were heckling, stuff about rule changes, i in terms of the labour party conference, because what most people are thinking about is, i can i get petrol? am i going to hit by— universal credit, a massive cut which is going to hit half of all families with kids

a booster dose of johnson & johnson's vaccine for at least two months after people get their first dose. have your covid-19 public-health views changed? let's talk to diana, calling from huntsville, arkansas? -- arkansas. diana, good morning. caller: i was scheduled to get my vaccine. i had no problem with it. i went to my doctor and because i am a breast cancer survivor, he recommended i should not get it because it does affect your lymph nodes and i could get a disease and i had also corrective surgery with silicone implants, which it could cause my body to reject them. host: so, diana, what are you doing to ensure you don't get covid-19? are you just masking and social distancing? caller: yes i am. i wear a mask all the time and use hand sanitizers. host: do you think there should be masked mandates, diana, for everyone? caller: yes, i do. host: ok. let's talk to anne-marie, who was calling from bahama -- who is calling from bahama, north carolina. amory, good morning. caller: you should be going after the nih, cdc, fauci, and gates, not fellow americans. host: let me stop you for a second. where did you get that information from? caller: just type in

a booster dose of johnson & johnson's vaccine for at least two months after people get their first dose. have your covid-19 public-health views changed? let's talk to diana, calling from huntsville, arkansas? -- arkansas. diana, good morning. caller: i was scheduled to get my vaccine. i had no problem with it. i went to my doctor and because i am a breast cancer survivor, he recommended i should not get it because it does affect your lymph nodes and i could get a disease and i had also corrective surgery with silicone implants, which it could cause my body to reject them. host: so, diana, what are you doing to ensure you don't get covid-19? are you just masking and social distancing? caller: yes i am. i wear a mask all the time and use hand sanitizers. host: do you think there should be masked mandates, diana, for everyone? caller: yes, i do. host: ok. let's talk to anne-marie, who was calling from bahama -- who is calling from bahama, north caller: good morning. you should be going after theca n.i.h., the c.d.c. and gates who discussed releasing a virus in october of 2019, not fellow americans. host: let me stop you for a second. where did you get that