i saw congresswoman dingle and she said she had endorse kamala harris.s the polling takes place over the next few days or the next week or so, and we pull gretchen witmer, i'm curious if she may even have responded about governor whitmire, congresswoman dingle, but we pull josh schapiro, mark kelly, westmore. i think if one of those candidates, whichever one of those candidates bears best against president trump, i think that that is where democrats are likely to end up. as we sit here this evening, vice president harris enters this race or this mini process or this process as perhaps a front runner. i am not prepared to say that she will be the one until we get some numbers. it became clear that they were in a super top race. that cannot be the reason the process has happened the primary happened. president biden was nominated. you are telling me that the reason he is exiting is because he cannot win. why have we not seen that happen with candidates in the past. >> we will give an opportunity. that is my theory of the case. i have been wrong before and

right, kerry dingle. remain one of my viewers. just been talking about devolution and whether or not it works, there's lots of feedback coming from people in wales getting in touch with me about your 20 mile an hour situation. there's a lot of fury coming through the inbox about that one. i can tell you that for free. you're not very happy about that one, look, there was about that one, look, there was a lot of talk in the election, wasn't there, about people's attitude and approaches to immigration. nigel farage, for example, said that this was going to be the immigration election. well i think actually labour talk quite tough on this. and one of the things that they were saying is that they were essentially going to try and crack down on foreign workers. it was going to be one of their priorities will, of course, we've got the king's speech tomorrow, and it now doesn't seem that this, plan of labour's is going to be contained within it . it's is going to be contained within it. it's going to be is going to be contained within it

debbie dingle is a congresswoman from michigan.een by joe biden's side in a very loyal way. i would say especially over the past two weeks. aishah said is there a consensus inside there? she says they're still talking. what does that tell you? we are united and our caucus is united in support of each other. does that include the president? that would be the next question to go to debbie dingle. right now we don't have that answer. they are hashing it out behind closed doors. what they say at the microphone will be rather telling when it happens. 26 past. let's move to this one now. >> end of the day it is decisions, not conditions that determine the fate and future. campaigns are about shape shifting. >> there is speculation the governor, gavin newsom, has presidential ambitions. he is hitting major battleground states for biden. how is he being received? interesting as the list of top democrats doubting the president's fitness for the job grows. we'll fire up the board as we track where key democrats stand and pick karl rove's bra

. >> is there not -- , rissman dingle is there any consensus in there? they are still talking, what does that tell you? >> our caucuses united in support of each other. >> john, that is the house. the senate, not any better. senate democrats are meeting for lunch right now. it's the first time they are face-to-face since the disastrous debate performance and while majority leader chuck schumer says he is for joe his vulnerable colleagues and on the same page. senator brown, mark heinrich all on the screen are distancing themselves from the president. >> ia continue to listen and my job to do with it. >> should he step down in your opinion? >> i have said going to say. >> john if president biden wanted to nip this in the bud today, that is not going to happen. this is shaping up to be a very long week for him. john? >> not over yet that's for sure. aishah hasnie with the latest from capitol hill thank you. >> sandra: less brand republican senator thank you for being here and welcome. first off is the large shot as we are waiting this white house press bri

dingle from michigan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you know, instead of actually taking a serious look at the various ways by which this virus could have emerged in a lab or in nature, my republican colleagues and friends have spent the past few months trying to pin the blame on dr. fauci for the covid-19 pandemic. and now, let's bring everything in. i want to have a discussion about animal testing, too, but i really not sure how that comes into here. i want to be perfectly clear that the select subcommittee has seen no evidence of this. however, allegations by my republican colleagues in the media have led to real consequences for dr. fauci in his personal life, in a way that should be unacceptable to all americans. dr. fauci, you and i have known each other for a long time and i am not even going to admit how long. but during that time, i have seen your commitment, not just to science, but to advancing the greater good. and i know that this isn't a topic that you enjoy discussing, and i'm sorry, i'm going to have to ask you about it

dingle from michigan for five minutes of questions. >> thank you mr. chairman. i have to say something. for 15 months under the guise of investigating the pandemic's origin, my republican colleagues have been probing our federal scientific and public health institutions. while the republican probe is not meaningfully, right now at this point we haven't meaningfully advanced the understanding or the origin of sars covid two. i do believe that people are always looking for them partisan instead of taking it seriously looking at the ways in which the virus could have emerged in a lab were nature and of the the investigation has been about trying to blame for the pandemic. but to be perfectly clear, i take seriously the allegations among write the position of the nih e-mail records. i have your statements in the e-mail for the freedom of freedom ofinformation act are d. very concerning. you say in your answering of the questions that you did it out of humor but i don't think you use black humor to hide of the comments were trying to do on personal e-mail. conduct sh

it's only 22 minutes back, the road to 22 miles back, the road to killarney and dingle.land, like listowel , towns in ireland, like listowel, castleisland, tralee, you know, ballybunion and killarney and dingle and you know, this anti—social behaviour. people are afraid of what it's going to bnng. are afraid of what it's going to bring . and you know what, what's bring. and you know what, what's going to happen. like, you know , going to happen. like, you know, basically, look, if i went to italy and i didn't have a passport, i wouldn't be allowed to, you know , enter their to, you know, enter their country. so i'm of the opinion which 90% of the irish people are of the opinion that no entry, no no passports, no entry, no no passports, no entry, and you know, and people are very frustrated and, you know , i'm here today. i drove up know, i'm here today. i drove up from kerry to take part of this peaceful protest in in solidarity. and you know, in compassion with the people of coolock, because this can now happenin coolock, because this can now happen in any other town in

. >> mark goodwin, we like him , >> mark goodwin, we like him, and i've got kerry dingle as well.ghan gething you've just been discussing that, labour's plans as well. >> and they were supposed to be getting tough on foreign workers. that's going to be kicked into the long grass. i wonder what people think to that, >> also, should you have to swear then your allegiance to the king if you get elected in as an mp, and also these protests in ireland, the government there saying that they're talking tough about the thuggish behaviour on display from some of those protestors, but hold on a second. what about the thuggish behaviour on display by some of the police operators? >> they're pepper spraying like mad, sticking the boot and the baton in when people were turning and walking away. >> and more importantly, why are they not listening to the concerns of the local people there? >> martin michelle dewberry, it's an excellent question. we've had dougie beattie on the ground at that site all afternoon talking to locals, and they are saying precisely that . they are saying precisely that