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elizabeth: okay.come to the show. you're watching the fox business network. let's begin tonight with missouri congressman jason smith. it is good to have you back on, sir, good to see you. no breakthrough yet on infrastructure what was your reaction when you saw the biden administration removing sanctions on russia's nord stream two pipeline into germany? it didn't want to damage diplomatic relations with germany but killed the keystone pipeline. will more u.s. pipelines be killed? what do you think of this policy? >> liz, it is great to you. this policy is absolutely ridiculous. when the biden administration put jobs and pipelines in russia ahead of u.s. pipelines. when they by the stroke of the pen eliminate the keystone pipeline, firing tens of thousands of hard-working americans and where their secretary of energy even testified and says that pipelines are good for the environment and they work it, doesn't make sense, how that they would allow russia to have more of an influence in europe and allo

elizabeth: same here. i'm elizabeth macdonald.larry: hello, everyone. welcome back to "kudlow9." i'm larry kudlow. so last evening we had a great conversation with republican senate leader mitch mcconnell concerning, among other things, the legislative outlook for president biden's massive tax and spend so-called infrastructure bill. here's what the senator said. >> if they're willing to settle for a targeted infrastructure bill without revisiting the 2017 tax bill, we'll work with them. but

elizabeth: yeah.panies are seeing a raise in prices to make up for lost productivity as you point out. manufacturing, construction, restaurant industry can't find workers. neel kashkari of the minneapolis fed said a lockdown mentality is holding back the economy. what you say bank of america says workers who work 32,000 a year, they're making more money taking government handouts but the president said all those ideas are wrong. people are not saying home because of government handouts. what do you think? >> well he needs to get out more. i mean i'm trying to be very polite about this but if he would just drive up and down some streets anywhere in america he would see help-wanted signs everywhere. you would find out if you call people, who are unemployed and say, would you like to take a job, well, i can't come in until june because i got my stimulus and my unemployment will carry me to then. my barber told me last week he had a guy call, say, hey, you got a job for me? the barber said, i don't know,

elizabeth: dr.nd for optics not based on science to create an impression even though he's vaccinated, he said that after he testified saying masks are not political theater, he said that o under oh let's watch the exchange. >> how has it changed what to do how has it changed your mass green practices. >> like i was giving mixed signals but being a fully vaccinated person the chances of getting infected and indoor setting is extremely low and that's a reason why an indoor setting i feel comfortable of not wearing a mask because i'm fully vaccinated. >> you have been vaccinated and you parade around into masks for show. >> let me state for the record masks are not theater they are protective. >> if you already have immunity you're wearing a mask to give comfort to others you're not wearing a mask. elizabeth: you see that it feels really confusing and if he saying masks what is the message on vaccines and efficacy of vaccines. >> i never thought i would say this but please ignore what our public health

elizabeth: okay.. watch this. >> so this particular area of the country, this is why we have doubled down on insuring that there is an ability to truck oil in, gas in but it's, it's, the pipe is the best way to go and so that's why, hopefully this company, colonial, will in fact be able to restore operations by the end of the week as they have said. elizabeth: okay. the pipe is the best way to go. >> absolutely. that's right. that is why we need my protecting american energy jocks act because it reverses the executive order canceling the keystone pipeline. we know pipeline works. we know they are effective and efficient. it is much more productive to transport through pipelines than it is to have trucks traveling across the united states, carrying oil or whatever they may have. so we certainly need these gas lines, these pipelines in place. this is something we've been ad ad advocating from the beginning. i'm glad they're coming on board. elizabeth: we have reports that jennifer granholm is dealing wi

elizabeth: all right.us, come back soon. >> good to be with you, liz. elizabeth: same here. coming up fox news political analyst giano caldwell, he will break down the new skirmishes and big fight of over so-called wokism in schools and big companies. workers locked out. people have lost jobs because of the pandemic. this is the latest chapter in a debate roiling the country. surprising take what works, what doesn't. guess what? it is about common sense. the story next. >> if you just say silence you're racist. you have to be an activist, if you're not an activist for racism initiative or black lives matter, you are racist, you are a bad person. you are an oppressor. you're not doing the right thing we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired. expired. expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of mon

elizabeth: got it, thank you.tion to powerful senate republicans demanding senate finance committee investigate andrew cuomo over his cover-up on nursing home deaths, putting covid patients back into senior facilities. next. ♪♪ joining us now, fox news senior enmeteorologist, in-laws passed away in nursing homes. it is great to see you. this is getting serious, six republican senators demanding finance investigating andrew cuomo's cover-up, nursing home deaths tied to almost order putting patients back then, what you say to this? >> i think it is a nice gesture but the democrats control congress and i don't think it's going to happen although i am grateful to all those republican senators for stepping up for the little guy. elizabeth: so we have the fbi investigating was going onwi the various scandals. we have the d.o.j. investigating, and impeachment probe, we have again it seems like, is it governor, doubling down and wrapping up the rhetoric that in terms of the blame game, yesterday he blamed the cdc and said

elizabeth: yep.e should point out the chair of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley says investigate it. so is this a serious -- should this -- is this a serious, credible issue that there are bioweapons being manufactured in the wuhan lab? is that true? >> i can think of no more serious issue, liz, than this bioweapon that potentially was manufactured in the lab and deployed worldwide and killed millions of people worldwide. it's the number one security issue right now, and i can think, you know, we have allies and partners that their militaries are affected by this. and we have enemies who are looking at the militaries of our allies and licking their chops and saying, well, maybe it's the right time, you know, to invade country after country. why? because they're disabled by covid. it's a very serious issue i that needs to be looked at immediately. elizabeth: let's listen to senator john kennedy on this, what happened with dr. fauci. watch this. >> on too many other issues, sean, you know, uma a s

elizabeth: yeah.ator warren is now saying, quote: this is our chance to expand our idea. our idea of what infrastructure means, that it's about things like paid family leave. we don't see that in the definition for infrastructure in dictionary. >> no. they've redefined it. they now want to basically say macaroni and cheese is infrastructure if we say it is. this is alice in wonderland fantasy that these folks are living with. infrastructure has historically meant brick and mortar, it's meant things that are actually constructed and built, and we need infrastructure. that's something republicans can sign on to. but what the democrats are calling infrastructure is not infrastructure.. it's just pork spending. you know, this is the biggest pork fest that i've ever seen in my lifetime and, liz, i'm getting pretty stink thing old. so i've been around a while, and i've never seen the kind of proposals that they're putting forth and calling it infrastructure. call it whatever you want, it's just wild, reckle

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"the evening edit" with elizabeth max mack elizabeth mcdonald right the starts right now. elizabeth: gop senators meading with gina raimondo and secretary pete buttigieg to nail down the price tag for the massive infrastructure deal. this is president biden's politically risky read my lips moment. economists say he will have no choice to break the promise to tax the middle class to pay for the $2.25 trillion plan. you won't believe the stunning new announce the progressive hard left wants to spend. we have the inside look how the democrats will try to do all of this and push it through. joining me tonight, texas congressman lance gooden, jason chaffetz, ohio congressman warren davidson, congressman lee zeldin and former acting dni ric grenell and former national security advise core kt mcfarland and laura reeves. biden accused making false claims about his family coal mine. saying that they worked in coal mines. saying this to sell the infrastructure plan. we have the president's own rebuttal. big new reveal on dr. anthony fauci. dr. fauci adamantly denies he approved fund

elizabeth: yeah. trying to cross, about a third of them, 62,000, have been released without a notice to appear in court. you know, they're painting the picture of the border crisis as turning around, as success there. that's what the biden administration is being accused of. texas democrat henry cuellar also said that the biden administration was playing a shell game using fake photos to show empty border facilities when they simply moved illegal border crossers to other facilities next door. sir, let's listen to senator mcconnell on this. watch this. >> let me say that one more time. 2,217% more kids without parents at our border on president biden's watch. the administration has tried to boast that the number of unaccompanied kids in the custody of the department of homeland security has gone down. it has. because they've transferred large numbers of kids from dhs to hhs. there are now more than 19,000 children in the custody of health and human services and hundreds more arriving every single day.

elizabeth: yeah.uess you know people out in the heartland, people in new york, and east and west coast they see people going to d.c., coming out bazillion airs or millionaires, what we call the swamp. we never use the term on the show but that is the accusation. they are making tons of money off the system and they don't like it. the other thing with john kerry, leaked audio where he reportedly told iranian foreign minister told him about israeli airstrikes in syria, john kerry is denying that. john, your take on house republicans, senate republicans say should he get the security clearance removed and should he resign from the national security council what do you say to that? >> i think they need to verify the validity of the allegations. i know john kerry has refuted them but certainly if any way he breached any confidence of the american people with the mullahs in iran who actually look to use the american dollars, the obama administration sent them as part of the nuclear deal to actually kill wes

elizabeth: okay.o he also said, we have, there was another part of that sound that we needed to show, that yes, they did work on creating, developing in order to get vaccines a spike protein that they were manipulating the virus inside of the lab to put a spike protein inside of the virus. this time frame false squarely under the obama administration. your reaction to the sound? >> i would say this, we know the peoples liberation army, the china neat communist army operates has biological warfare capabilities they're operating out of this lab. couple that with what this gentleman said, and you look at our report there is overwhelming circumstantial evidence and you have also to take into account what i said earlier, why would we be following the chinese communist party's talking points? this is only one that says this came from some dude that ate a bat. i'm being facetious about it. that is essentially with they said. a year later they have zero evidence that. you would think not covering everything u

elizabeth: yeah.t is a tax, that is a hidden tax over gas price hikes. that is tax as well. kevin mccarthy saying biden went down to georgia and brought back carter's policies. the white house though, they're shutting downpipe lines and despite surging inflation they're not going to back away from trillions of dollars in new spending. the president did pitch his 2.25 trillion american jobs plan. critics saying not enough about cybersecurity of pipelines or cybercrime. is that true? >> there isn't. i think they need to be doing more but i've said this before, when it comes to private companies investing more in their own cybersecurity, what joe biden needs to understand you then can't also try to raise their taxes and increase regulations. all that is going to do is squeeze dollars available to them to take care of security matters. so i think he is half right, seems that ways often, half right about something, yeah they need to invest more in their cybersecurity. as a country we have the responsibilit

elizabeth: same here. i'm elizabeth macdonald., thank you. we'll see -- ♪ david: as u.s. cities keep trying to get back on their feet, violence on the streets keeps pulling them back down. the latest form is a wave of anti-semitic violence hitting american cities as israel and hamas continue with the ceasefire to end 11 days of bloodshed. more on that in just moments. plus, what some are calling an immigrant shell game. migrant children reportedly flying and riding buses straight from the border to states far from the border. we're going to be talking to tom homan, former acting

elizabeth: yeah.he other thing too, we saw stocks today, again up in a broad advance. 95% of the s&p 500 reporting better-than-expected earnings. there is fears that inflation is upon us. wall street is it talking about inflation stocks to buy. look at this we have obama's top economist jason furman. he is now at harvard. he coauthored a study paying people not to work with bigger unemployment benefits could be keeping people from getting a job. also the threat of getting covid at work so that, jason furman, obama's top economist saying that too. >> clear as day to a business person like me. this is exactly the wrong policy to extend unemployment plus stop unemployment through september, means small and medium-sized businesses are competing with the federal government to get employees back to work. the larger employees, are poaching employees from the smaller companies. a flood of people coming across the border. the small employers do i hire somebody under the table or let myself go out of business.

elizabeth: dr.i adamantly denies this, then says there was a minor collaboration, minor amount of money. doesn't acknowledge that he wrote an op is ed saying, yeah, in order to get vaccines. then the nih lifts the ban on funding in 2017. opening the books, a commission into this? >> well, 100% we need to, quote, open the books. the problem is i can an guarantee you that the nih doesn't have the records of what actually they funded. the grants are are not like a contract. you sort of send money, and at the end of the year you write a little report about what i did on summer vacation. it really is that sort of that lax. that works very. well in the united states, and i want to kkeep that to support our researchers, but when you're talking about places likela chi. you need to be much more rigorous. we need to get to the bottom of this. elizabeth: okay. thank you so much for joining us. come back soon. >>> still ahead, jason chaffetz will help us break down this story, did president biden throw environm

elizabeth: dr.uper viruses against vaccines, this is after the sars virus broke out in the early 2000, smallpox virus and sars has repeatedly broke out a rebel tories by accident, that is not going on in congressman i want to response to this, dr. fauci told the wall street journal that it is impossible to account for all of wuhan labs activities or how china spends u.s. money on this, he is lying in testimony but telling the media that we can account for how china spendsou u.s. dollars, what do you say to that. >> it sound like someone who doesn't want accountability and it's very possible classified programs that would go on that nobody would want to acknowledge to give the benefit of the doubt that is a possibility, i don't have personal information on that, you look at his role in how long he's been in that role, part of the reason i think he deserves early dismissal is because of his lackra of preparation, he's put through all these things and to make a difference, the reason he made is unprepa

elizabeth: shena dr.or them. >> nothing builds up trust more than transparency this is another example of the democrats and democratic senator raphael warnock trying to suppress a public and trying to control the public and to control the covid-19 response list has got to stop we need consistency in all we got from dr. fauci in this administration is inconsistency and that's awkward to build confidence of the american t people in. elizabeth: governor kim reynolds about law just band mask mandates for schools now oregon is requiring churches and synagogues to require and all businesses, they say that they must show the government the vaccination status of all their workers, businesses and local municipalities have tosi show that, were seen at disparate fill out thehe state level differences of how this is being handled, would you say. >> we need more governors like governor reynolds and can listen to the parents and students rather than the teachers union i would submit to you that the most last full impac

the second -- elizabeth the second -- elizabeth ii. [applause] [applause] queen elizabeth ii: i do hope you can see me today from where you are. [laughter] [applause] queen elizabeth ii: mr. speaker, mr. president, distinguished members of congress. i know what are we at best what a privilege it is to address -- i know what a privilege it is to address both of your houses. thank you for inviting me. the concept says -- the concept described by abraham lincoln government by the people for the people of the people. your congress and our parliament are the twin pillars of our civilizations. the chief among many treasures that we have inherited from our predecessors. we are staunch believers in the freedom of the individual and the role of a fair and just law. these principles are shared with our european partners and the atlantic unity. they are the bedrock of the western world. some people believe that power rose from the barrel of a gun. history shows that it never goes well. force is sterile. we have found a better way. societies rest

elizabeth: okay.et's watch this exchange between senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and senate majority leader chuck schumer. >> our democracy is not in crisis and we aren't going to let one party take over our democracy under the false pretense of saving it. democrats have a narrow majority in the house and a 50-50 senate. but they want to make themselves the board of elections for every county and state in america? >> liz cheney spoke truth to power and for that she is being fired. elizabeth: okay. but that is not, what senator schumer said is not really what the, what is at issue. it sounds like democrats are using a fight with liz cheney to get the sweeping law through. what do you say? >> that is exactly with they're doing. they're taking an opportunity to suggest this is all about november 3rd and liz cheney and what happened after that. but it has nothing to do with that. it has everything to do with financing and controlling what happens in washington, d.c. under this bill, do you realize

elizabeth: yeah. now at harvard, did a study, mark, with other individuals and experts who they said, listen you can't pay people to stay at home with bigger and jobless benefits because you will not get the job growth at a time of a pandemic when people don't want to go into work. let's watch gina mccarthy with the interview with "axios." watch this. >> we have had 22 million jobs that have actually been empty because of this pandemic and now is not the time to sit them down say, let's talk about climate, how can you sacrifice? it is just, it is never going to be a winning strategy. right now it is ridiculous. you know the president recognizes that climate change is a problem and he also recognizes that getting there doesn't mean you don't think about growing jobs, it means you do. elizabeth: never going to be a winning strategy right now. it's ridiculous. this is pushback against biden, against john kerry, against general jennifer granholm said they can quit the oil and gas jobs and go code. what do

elizabeth: okay.iden, by the way, president biden said as barack obama's running mate, it was quote, patriotic to pay higher taxes. setting that aside for a second, shut down, getting ahold of what is going on with the virus or reopen? do you target the vulnerable, meaning senior citizens and other people who have, you know, preexisting conditions, making themselves prone? because you know, now that the thing is, a whole lot of americans don't want to take vaccines. we see the president wearing a mask outside. that could threaten the overriding goal of getting america vaccinated. what do you say? >> yeah. completely undermining their argument like rand paul and others have said. there should be some type of reward if you're going to get vaccinated you shouldn't have to wear a mask. the cdc should update guidance based on the fact that you have been vaccinated. to these taxes, why in the world will we institute the highest tax in the developed world, in the developed world on american citizens, america

or my job in writing elizabeth. the queen was not only to explain what she does but to tell what she's really like. and to take the reader as close as possible to elizabeth the human being the wife the mother and the friend as well as the highly respected leader. today i'm going to talk first about what it was like to write about queen elizabeth. and second. i'd like to share with you some of the many surprising discoveries that i made about the queen. because she is the best known woman in the world. people feel is if they know her. but the real woman is very different from the woman in velvet and ermine. this is my sixth biography all of them about larger than life characters that barbara mentioned, but there is no one like the queen and she lives in her very own remarkable world. well other heads of state have come and gone elizabeth is the longest serving leader in the world spanning the 20th and 21st centuries. she is the 40th monarch in the thousand year history of the british monarchy. raining over the united

elizabeth warren is our first guest tonight, and we're gonna show some of that video of you with elizabeth warren in her home in cambridge, right after she announced she was dropping out of the presidential campaign. because it was such a fascinating and moving hour of television that you did that night with senator warren and she, you know, is still with us of course in so many ways and in the book she talks about losing and how there are more things that can happen then you just lose a campaign. there are more dimensions to losing than people realize, including some of the winds that come from losing. like getting joe biden the nominee to adopt ideas that she impressed upon him. somewhat against his well during the presidential debates, for example. >> yeah, and also in the case of elizabeth warren, turning out to be maybe the most influential member of the democratic party in washington in terms of getting personnel into key roles in the biden administration. i mean, you look at -- people have been associated with elizabeth warren who have worked for her, who have worked with her, who h

elizabeth: i feel so good.antagepoint in my prior role i was at this intersection of consumer and technology and stitch fix was this needle in a haystack. this company got the consumer, had the merchandising, supply chain. i just knew it was not in their d.n.a. to transform the world we're living in. many of these tech platforms, they dabble in commerce but it's not really their core business. then meeting katrina, it became clear we both had chemistry but she -- katrina has so little ego. she's kind of up for anybody that's going to make things better. that was so unique to me and so surprising, to be honest. and one of the conversations i remember is her kind of bringing up this idea of like me being there for the second founding of the company. emily: i wonder, there has to be some emotion there in -- and you're not going anywhere. you're becoming executive chair. you are staying on as an employee. you'll focus on social impact. but is there any emotion in sort of letting go a little and what does that feel

resident of elizabeth city.now we have to contend with the protestors, and any other incidents that may come about in our city. but the county commissioners is similar to the elizabeth city city council. however, we're two different entities. they are the ones responsible actually for the investigation, for releasing the body cam video. we have no jurisdiction in that. and they have not shared with me as of yet. nor with my city manager or my chief of police. >> now, do you have a city district attorney, a city prosecuteer? because being that this happened in the city, what bars your local prosecutor or your local elected person handling matters to move forward with the county seems to already being defending the officers without an investigation? >> it is entirely up to the district attorney, the d.a. is mr. womble. we cannot override him as a city, because the city is located within the county. however, as i said, when something happens in the city, then we're responsible for making sure that our citizens are

queen elizabeth told the royal navy flagship hms elizabeth, before it set sail for flagship hms elizabeth, before it set sailfor asia. and for only the second time in their history, stjohnstone when the scottish cup final. good morning. the first study of its kind suggest the main covid vaccines do protect against the indian variant of coronavirus. but research from public health england indicates a second doses needed to provide a much stronger level of protection. in total, more than 3&00 cases of the indian variant have been detected across the uk. the numbers have doubled in the week. jim reed reports. in places like rochdale and greater manchester, vaccinations are now being offered to younger age groups, all those over 18 can get a job today with no appointment needed. quite eager to come and _ appointment needed. quite eager to come and get _ appointment needed. quite eager to come and get it _ appointment needed. quite eager to come and get it done _ appointment needed. quite eager to come and get it done because. to come and get it done because once the first one is done, it is o

i'm joined by elizabeth, my daughter. she's an advocacy official with doctors without orders and also by sandy douglas. he's a research group leader at jenny institute at the university of oxford. welcome to both of you. hello, elizabeth. if we can start with you, we got this vaccine in record time. would that have been possible without payments? i would say yes, that would have been possible because the paste. the vaccines have not yet been protected by the payments in the past year. it takes about 18 months for this protection to start, and we saw that it wouldn't have been possible without the massive amount of public funding that has actually gone into the 16th. so yes, we say this could have been possible and therefore it should be a global public good because of all the public funding that had gone into the 16th, we'll get to the funding in a moment sandy, what do you think on peyton's, the tool that the drives innovation, i think in the case of our universe, i agree with elizabeth. would it be possible to develop t

and the rest is history. >> reporter: vilma stepped away from her career to raise elizabeth.12, her husband passed away. during the pandemic, vilma came to new york to visit her only child. >> i felt so alone. i figured, let me stay with my daughter. >> reporter: she knew her way around new york and felt safe, up until the moment she was attacked. vilma says one good samaritan made all the difference. >> my mom had said there was one person, said hey, what are you doing? what are you doing over there? i'm so thankful for that, because you know, who knows where the story would have gone otherwise. >> reporter: but the seeming failure to immediately respond by many of the bystanders, particularly these doormen, sparked outrage. they were eventually fired. their union saying the workers did assist the victim and flagged down police, as was shown in a longer version of the building's camera footage. >> i had never feared for myself prior to my mom's attack. now that this has happened to her, i feel it in a different way when i walk down the street. >> reporter: throughout vilma's

elizabeth: all right.ell, i have received no more questions but you are getting a lot of thank you send accolades for a fantastic presentation and interesting topic. i just want to thank you on behalf of the society for talking to us today. this was absolutely fascinating and i am looking forward to reading this book. i learned a lot today about drew pearson and i am sure everyone did. don:don: thank you very much. i recognize most of the names of people asking questions and my only regret is we cannot do this in person. i look forward to getting back together again and holding in person meetings. in the meantime, this has been a nice opportunity and i thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about drew pearson. elizabeth: we are excited for the book to come out. everyone will rush out and buy it. our next talks will be on thursday instead of friday. it will be the opioid epidemic, the historical origins of the war on drugs in the andes. i hope many of you can join us and don, thank you so much. thi

we'll continue to watch what is happening in elizabeth city, north carolina. if anything does change, we'll bring it back to you. >>> coming up at 4:00 p.m. jim clyburn weighs in on police reform and the need for legislative action. we'll also get his reaction to his colleague, senator tim scott's remarks on race in america. you don't want to miss that conversation. >>> we are also learning new details about a shooting in a wisconsin hotel that left two people dead last night. the brown county sheriff's office says the suspect was targeting a worker he knew at a restaurant connected to the oneida casino in green bay. that worker was not there so that man shot and killed two restaurant workers. the suspect was shot and killed outside the hotel. >>> and the controversy surrounding rudy giuliani, federal investigators raided his apartment to seize electronic devices. giuliani called that illegal and continues to deny any wrongdoing as relates to the investigation into his role in the firing of former ukraine ambassador, marie yovanovitch. giuliani has not been ch

i'm joined by elizabeth, my daughter. she's an advocacy official with doctors without orders at also by sandy douglas. he's a research group leader at jenny institute at the university of oxford. welcome to both of you. hello, elizabeth. if we can start with you, we got this vaccine in record time. would that have been possible without payden's i would say yes, it would have been possible because the pay, the vaccines have not yet been protected by the parents. in the past year, it takes about 18 months for this protection to start. and we saw that it wouldn't have been possible without the massive amount of public funding that has actually gone into the 16th. so yes, we say this could have been possible and therefore it should be a global public good because of all the public funding that have gone into the fix, you will get to the funding in a moment sandy, what do you think on peyton's, the tool that the drives innovation, i think in the case of our back up to the university, i agree with elizabeth would have been poss

queen elizabeth told the royal navy flagship hms elizabeth, before it set sail for flagship hms elizabeth but research from public health england indicates a second doses needed to provide a much stronger level of protection. in total, more than 3&00 cases of the indian variant have been detected across the uk. the numbers have doubled in the week. jim reed

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hms queen elizabeth!ew of the aircraft carrier she named and commissioned, about to sail east halfway around the world. moored alongside an american destroyer, one of six warships that will accompany her to the pacific. the navy says it is the most powerful uk maritime deployment in a generation and the embodiment of global britain. so this is a tangible expression of how the country can go out into the world and so we have a fantastic new capability and when we deploy, it speaks to our values, our interests, what we stand for. the carrier has already been training with the latest f—35s. there are more usjets onboard than british ones — the government says that is a sign of strength, not weakness. during the seven—month voyage, they are expected to launch theirfirst combat missions over iraq. at dusk, the towering 65,000 tonne warship finally set sail on her 26,000—mile voyage with crowds gathered to wave her off. horn blares. as hms queen elizabeth leaves portsmouth on her long voyage to the pacific, the

i'm joined by elizabeth, my daughter. she's an advocacy official with doctors without borders at also by sandy douglas. he's a research group leader at jenny institute at the university of oxford. welcome to both of you. hello, elizabeth. if we can start with you, we got this vaccine in record time. would that have been possible without payments? i would say yes, that would have been possible because the pace of the vaccines have not yet been protected by the patients in the past year. it takes about 18 months for this protection to start, and we saw that it wouldn't have been possible without the massive amount of public funding that has actually gone into the 16th. so yes, we say this could have been possible and therefore it should be a global public good because of all the public funding that have gone into the fix, you will get to the funding in a moment sandy, what do you think on payton's, the tool that the drives innovation, i think in the case of our vaccines university, i agree with elizabeth, would it be possib

he has several aunts that still live here in the greater elizabeth city area. he visited with them regularly. he took care of his children. i think he was a family man. he was much admired by his family. he was a jokester and loved to laugh and have fun. >> this body camera footage, as we have been talking about it, remains a key issue. the judge deciding not to release it to the public immediately. he is allowing the brown family to view more of it, as we understand, in the coming days. any indication when that might happen, when they might be able to see more of the video and precisely how much of the video they are going to be allowed to see? >> we are hopeful that we will be able to see that video sometime this week. the judge did rule that they had to show it within ten days of last wednesday. we have seen no written order as of yet. we are hopeful that that will ham very soon. we are hopeful that they will be able to see all five video as was revealed in a hearing last week. they have four body-worn camera videos and one dash cam video. we hope that once