migrants to arrive, although it's out of his control, he's also taking flack from supporters who feelsn't been great either.— been great either. well, that is writ large. _ been great either. well, that is writ large, mona, _ been great either. well, that is writ large, mona, across - been great either. well, that is writ large, mona, across the i writ large, mona, across the country. i was reading from david from, writing if humanitarian liberals don't take charge of border control, don't be surprised if fascists do. that's on a comment on governments that are being elected all around the world, but when you look at italy, germany, the netherlands and the pulling in the united states, some of that is what we are seeing. people are turning to the hard right because they think they are the only sort of government that can deal with this. it is they are the only sort of government that can deal with this.— that can deal with this. it is a da: aer that can deal with this. it is a dagger pointed _ that can deal with this. it is a dagger pointed at _ that can deal with this. it is a dagger

and whether they will cut speaker johnson some flack. they state they are starting to. some of these spending bills are failing on the floor. it will be interesting to see how they keep the government open. i think mike johnson can move on and everybody is tired and don't want to keep doing this over and over. famous last words. host: let's take a look at what democratic senator chris murphy said yesterday about the idea of speaker johnson's laddered approach. [video clip] >> this is a two-tiered bill put forward by the newly installed house speaker. will you support it? >> this is no way to run a railroad. we should pass multiple continuing resolutions and in the senate, we can find bipartisan agreement on a budget that not only funds what the country needs but gets money to our partners around the world who are in desperate need of american support. we cannot have a government shut down this weekend. certainly not while we were facing in existential crisis for our friends in israel and ukraine. i don't like this laddered cr approach but i'm open to what the house has

flack exactly.>> but you have to wait if you want to ski elsewhere.ord scheduled to open on friday. sierra tahoe on saturday and diamond peak expects to welcome skiers december seven. >> wax those skis. have a great time. >>> cyclist and pedestrians may need to make alternate plans for their activities. if you're planning to use the sample ascorbate trail part of the drill will be closed on monday and you can see on the map it is a section in redwood city. the trail will close between beisnd road and dolphin drive between 7:00 a little 4:00 p.m. you might be wondering why. the caltrans crews are shutting down the part of the trail so they can work on replacing the dealio creek ridge. it was built in 1930 and according to caltrans, it is in dire need of repair. >>> up next, it is time to trim the tree. we break down the cost to bring a new christma a new christma s look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than

was that your title was definitely not title and i got a certain amount of flack it but you know the editorial writers editors they want people to they want eyes on page and i think they succeeded really well that and there certainly are aspects of the college that i wish could be like the prison i wish it were more and were more tolerant, wish it were more peaceful. i wish there were no poems and computers in the classroom. there's so many things i'd like to see, similar to what the kind of class have in the prison. brooke allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on e. all right, so let's start this panel is called repairing a broken system the impact of immigration policy in america. i'm sad to hear of martinez, beltran and. i'm a reporter with npr's the texas newsroom, which is a collaboration of public stations in this state. and npr. today, i'm joined by alejandro oliva and bill

the rz palestinian flacks and denounce these genocide in its ongoing attacks on the strip. if it wasn't the biggest demonstration washington dc has seen in recent years, it was definitely one of them. thousands marched in the capital cities downtown pushing for a ceasefire in gaza after reports of the death toll from israel strikes there nearly reached 10,000 people, most of them women and children. it's all a continent. continuation of um the war of the colonizer on the colonized people, and that includes the palestinians, that includes the africans, that includes the puerto ricans, that concludes the mexicans, the united states, which has significantly stepped up its military support for israel has so far refused to call for a ceasefire in the conflict, however, under increasing international pressure, including an overwhelming vote in the un general assembly, secretary of state anthony blincon is now... urging what he is referring to as humanitarian pause. anybody who criticizes israel, criticizes colonialism in general runs the risk of being labeled an anti-semite. we f

an israeli radio network heritage minister amiche eliahu said anyone waving a palestian. or hamas flack the coastal territory, monsters who should go to ireland or the deserts. the far right politician also slamp calls for the shipment of humanitarian aid into the gaza strap. malaysians for boycotter companies and goods with ties to the israeli regime show support for palestinians, list the firms with. circulating on social media in malaysia, among them are american food franchises as washington continues this unconditional support for tel aviv. in the us, also businesses with allesh ties to israel are being boycotted. philadelphia in the state of pennsylvania is just one of the cities where dozens of businesses have been the target of pro-palestinian boycots. this comes as activists have taken to social media to joined the worldwide anti-israeli boycott campaign and exposed how some multinational companies. help sustain the israely occupation of palestine and acts of aggression against palestinians. david miller is academic broadcaster and investigator researcher who joins us from bris

and i've got a certain amount of flack for it. but you know the editorial writers editors, they want people they want eyes on page. and i think they succeeded really well in and there certainly are aspects of the college that i wish could be more like the prison. i wish it were more and were more tolerant. i wish it were more peaceful. i there were no phones and computers in the classroom. there's so many things i'd like to see similar to what the kind of class we have in the prison. brooke allen, former bennington college who works on that institute women's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on booktv. thank you. bye bye. we're currently in a break. events at this year's texas book festival. we'll be back shortly with more live coverage. in the past 25 years, book tv has been on the air over 1300 weekends, covered nearly hundred book festivals and, featured 22,000 authors, including this event and his doctor, dr. benjamin waterhouse, who'd been a friend of the family for years, and who the head of the harvard me

the group has repeatedly faced flack online. they will cooled out as a fluid accused of scamming people. now they're in israel. the force that's against them is a bunch of guerrilla fighters who have no jets or the motors are basically water pipes welded together in the level way and much friendly environment for spilling tough guy energy onto the instagram page. like there's done of reporting from is upper rogia artsy, the, the us house of representatives has formerly condemned the democratic congresswoman rest you that 5 overhead criticism of ease, roles, assault on gas, a slide made on the motion of response to how fellow congress, members of the move to essential. ha, i'm the only policy in the american survey and congress, mr. chair and my perspective is needed here. now more than ever trying to bully or censor me won't work because this movement for a ceasefire is much bigger than one person. it's growing every single day. the idea that criticizing the government of israel is anti semitic. so it's a very dangerous preceden

ministry adventures and other presidents on the homepage role button. kennedy junior has also faced flack this the he also gave us the contest. stablish has got some perspective on this now and see to talk show hosts steve moles. i see the always a pleasure to see now what do you make of the media is evidence. shoot ramos on a genuinely, we can see. i'm facing a lot of criticism phase views. yeah, they've been after him from the get go. they don't want him to succeed. he doesn't fit their narrative, he doesn't speak their narrative. he's a republican so they don't want any of them to succeed. but remo swami in particular and, and with regard to to his, his views on ukraine. i think he's speaking for most of the american public. you know, there's a new gallop poll that came out just a few days ago and more and more americans are saying that america is doing too much. and i'm sure if you ask further questions about us involvement and, and, and putting ukraine in nato, which is something where i'm a swami sets appears morgan. we should, we cannot do that. i'm not, you know, i think the ameri

we were touting a v-shaped recovery and took flack from the liberal washington media and the democrats, but we were right. and they were wrong. trump policies of tax cuts,y it regulation and drill baby drill created sound fundamentals. driving the economy back up. and smartest thing joe biden could have done was -- wait for it, done nothing. that is what he should have done. no, the bidens pushed for 2 trillion dollar spending plan to scratch every left wing democratic itch all that did kfs jack up the inflation rate to 9%, and first half of 2022, a year later, the economy was in recession with 2 negative gdp quarters that is bidenomics. and sip then, they have continued to spend and regulate and tax, and their socialist green new deal war on fossil fuels made all amemanner of energy products more expensive at home and raised oil prices in world ebenefiting our enemies where biden foreign policy continues to appease rather than to deter and the same can be said for china, which is financing two wars in ukraine and israel. with massive oil purchases from russia and iran, that is bidenom

we saw images on sunday of prime minister netanyahu apparently in gaza wearing a flack jacket and a helmet, talking to troops, and he said, we will continue to the end, until victory, nothing will stop us. those optics and those words making it clear israel intends to continue pursuing this militarily and that at some point they believe hamas will just not be prepared to release any more hostages. rosemary? >> all right, our thanks to clare sebastian for that live report from london. >>> for some israeli families, a nightmare that began more than seven weeks ago has finally come to an end. cnn's fath ewe chance has more from tel aviv. >> reporter: they arrived by helicopter. the safety of an israeli children's hospital near tel aviv. their 51-day nightmare as hostages in gaza at an end. just hours earlier, they were released to the red cross. hamas posting this highly choreographed video, its audio removed, apparently showing palestinians in gaza city which israel has relentlessly pounded, cheering as hostages are handed over. including u.s. israeli toddler abigail idan who turned 4 just d

he was pictured wearing a helmet and flack jacket, the optics of that showing israel wants to continue to pursue the military aims of this. hamas will have had time to regroup. the idf has said they've seen signs they are moving the hostages around. israel has had to pause flights of surveillance drones during this time. it is likely the fight will be even harder. in terms of surging aid, that is also an issue. the reason why empeople want to see this extended we heard from the u.n. relief and works agency in gaza sunday, what is being delivered even with the surge the past three days is a drop in the bucket of what is needed. >> our thanks to clare sebastian with that live report from london. >>> the palestinian prisoners released sunday were all 18 years old or younger. the youngest being 14 years old. according to information from the israeli prison service and the palestinian prisoner society, some of them were detained without knowing the charges they faced. as cnn's nada bashir reports, many of those released say they were abused while in custody. >> reporter: carried through the

hamas, standing on their feet, shooting -- launching a few missiles and coming out with a bunch of flackat could be suffice to declare victory. between these two contrasting definitions, i don't see a cease-fire holding. >> there are believed to be ten americans among the hostages. president biden said, quote, we have been work on this inten intensively for weeks. what role has the president and others play the in all this and have you got any indication americans might be among the hostages that are going to be leased. >> even if someone are released, doesn't mean all would be released. the americans, the biden administration is pretty deeply involved. the president's coordinator for the middle east affairs is in the region. they have been working with the intermediaries with hamas and played a very constructive role here and i think they have confidence this can be brought to fruition. as you pointed out, that's 50, there is more than 200 totals there. the ambassador's point, the reason why there is opposition is not because people don't want the hostages to come home, but if you have

so she did and caught a lot of flack for that.would often try and often fail to get dad to do what was right politically. when she couldn't change dad's mind, she would repeat to herself, a leader takes people where they want to go. a great leader takes people where they need to go. losing the election in 1980 was devastating to us all. my parents were still young, my mother only 53. and they knew they still had more to contribute. they decided they would become missionaries, and spent months trying to decide how to accomplish their goal. finally they decided as partners to start the carter center, which would allow my mother to continue to fight the stigma of mental illness and allow them both to help the poorest of the poor on this earth as jesus had taught them. mom started the rosalynn carter institute for caregivers at georgia southwestern university to train and support those who help others. at the same time, mom and dad continued to support habitat for humanity, and mom continued to support the friendship force. she told m

he donned a flack-jacket and he got a personal tour of a kibbutz that had been attacked by israel. and mr. musk was pretty transparent about why he was there. shortly after landing in israel, musk posted on "x" formerly known as twitter, which he owns. musk posted actions speak louder than words. now, mr. musk did not pes spy which words he was referring to in that post, but this very public display of unity with israel and with prime minister netanyahu, that comes as elon musk is in the hot seat. he's there specifically for endorsing an anti-semitic conspiracy theory on "x" calling the anti-semitic theory the actual truth. that surprise, surprise led to a mass exodus of advertisers from the platform, which then appears to have led to this very public musk apology tour yesterday. and you might think given that he'd just flown halfway around the world and toured the site of a massacre to cleanup the mess he had made for publicly endorsing a conspiracy theory -- you might think elon musk would think twice before endorsing another conspiracy theory. but apparently not. because today e

strange point in the game right here because donovan mitchell and draymond green getting a little flackt. so cooler heads do prevail eventually. but the refs they get together and gave mitchell a common giving draymond green. >> a second take and parent lee, its retro spit, you know, and he was ejected from the game. so the warriors they responded is chris paul hits to short jumper to give the warriors the lead right here from just outside the midrange may hugo leslie, that was the last lead of the night, though, for the warriors because evan mobley, he dumps it right here on the other is filed. a 3 point play the warriors. they win this 1, 1, 18 to 1, one, 19. so good though, because steph curry, although they didn't come out with the win, he had a milestone tonight hitting 22,000 plus points hitting the courier marker in his careers. so obviously that's a big one. after the game. steve kerr praise the chaos for their play. >> they just outplayed us in the 1st half, they were more physical there quicker to the ball. so our guys responded to that. and that's what led to that great 3rd q

they did come up with a small cache of weapons here, flack jackets, other materials with which the terroristsn. there it is all lined up by the idf. again, sandra, it's believed that hamas has its headquarters in this complex well underground. victoria coates was saying earlier in the hour that this was an old british barracks that has a fairly extensive basement to it, that she believes, and israel believes, hamas has greatly expanded into multiple level headquarters well below ground. very difficult to get to. >> sandra: operational command center, weapons, technological asset found in the mri building, the troops are continuing precise and targeted operations against the hamas terrorist organization in that hospital. this is brand-new video, just in, the idf has released this showing clearly the weapons inside of that hospital. we are also told that the troops, the idf troops are continuing the targeted operations against hamas in the hospital complex, the troops are conducting searches for hamas terrorist infrastructure and assets, john. >> john: one of the caches of weapons was found in

the s&p 500 is also open, and it is up a flacks. a fraction. 9 points on a 4,200 index. one-third of 1%. that's not a bad gain. 36 points higher. the index at 12,880. big tech the, most of hem up. one loser, alphabet, it is 18 cents lower, that's it. amazon, microsoft, meta, apple all up. tesla's stock, that's been taking a beating recently. maybe musk is trying to drum up support by revealing details on the cyber truck. what's he saying? lauren: sit-down with joe rogan for a podcast. he spoke about beast mode, you go from 0 to 60 in you should 3 -- under 3 seconds. you literally can not break the super thick glass windows. joe rogan tried to do it with an arrow, didn't work. small dent in the car, but the windows were safe. and then something called ground clearance. so somehow the cyber truck can be any -- okay, there he goes. there's joe rogan and there's the his arrow. stuart: shoot the arrow. lauren: he's going to shoot it. elon musk is saying originally we said we can produce 1.25 thousand of these in a year. the issue is there's 2 million reservations for it, so i

dylan mulvaney was taking a lot flack because of his days girlhood tik-tok series.s a series of videos on a daily basis. dylan mulvaney would post, you know, day one of girlhood and explain what he was going through on that day. it was supposed to be a depiction of his journey accepting his true gender identity instead what happened is he was engaging in tired, cartoonish stereotypes of young women. in fact on day one. dylan mulvaney insists that he cried several times, no apparent reason, of course, playing into the trope that women hysterical and incapable of controlling their emotions and crazy in. other videos. dylan mulvaney, who again is a grown man, describe he's planning the perfect girls night slumber party, complete with pjs and popcorn. and candy purports be addicted to shopping and dresses has an intense fear of bugs, frolics through meadows. i'm not kidding. there is actually a video of dylan mulvaney frolicking through a meadow, and in the caption he uses term frolicking, goes hiking in high heels and is obsessed with britney spears. and despite all of

trey, don't see you in the typical kevlar and flack jacket.he situation obviously where you are is calmer than it has been. what's the overall read? >> yeah, hey, john, good afternoon. that's exactly right. we just wrapped up an interview with one of the top israeli commanders who is responsible for the humanitarian aid getting inside gaza and gave us new information what's taking place in terms of getting the critical aid to the palestinian people. first i want to talk about today, it marks one month since the massacre against israeli civilians here in southern israel, such a horrific day for the country, and there are still so many families, 239 of them, waiting for answers about their loved ones being held inside gaza. we spoke with a family of just two hostages held by hamas. take a look. >> two years ago ramon and nigev got married, both lovers of animals and music. they made a life for themselves in a kibbutz. it's an incredible place to go up. green supportive community. what happened on october 7th turned our world upside down. it's be

well i think he's absolutely right, but i also know that he, he got a lot of flack for that and i think he had to walk it back. and which is unfortunate because saying that it has contacts, it has a previous life. does not mean you're controlling the act to understand how violence occurs. it's not me. you are condoning the pilots. and i think that there's a knowledge deficit with that. and i think going back to fear of concepts, if you're trying to understand how these things work during the forensics of violets, with out that the cycle is not going to change or items to other cities. thank you so much for your expertise on this. we really appreciate it, that is a for him, other cities of northwest and univers i came across, i think it has been law and again, and so these have increased attacks on israel and response to its world. garza and and, and voc on groups have been targeting us military base has that and, and sylvia yvonne is now wanting to spread in the region unless the conflict is permanently resolved. zayna hold the reports from the kuda and southern lebanon aircraft carrier

elon musk tells advertisers to flack themselves.o i think that's what he says. yes elon musk tells advertisers to go f yourself as they flee twitter over anti semitic posts. billionaire elon musk, we're all familiar with him, launched into a bizarre the mirror say attack on advertisers dunng mirror say attack on advertisers during an onstage interview at the new york times dealbook summit after disney pulled ads on twitter. now what's interesting about this is i don't think it's bizarre. we're talking about a multi billionaire who has absolutely no fear of losing money. he's been quite happy to spend waste whatever way you want to look at it. £44 billion on twitter. he's not. and he's done it purely in his mind to save free speech, not to make any money at all. and this this, of course, lends itself to that. he's saying if you don't want to be part of this, if i've got this view and i share this view, i like this tweet, i share this tweet, that's my prerogative. i will do so if you don't want to advertise, go, go away. and that's es

gotten flack from it from our left.n i say guys, i love you but this one came out against us for this is the facts were that the poll, an election, this one did not come out on our side. us wishing it away, meet lying to you is not going to hell. it's not going to help if you don't know the truth the first thing we do is truth. then we give you context analysis. and then we give you our perspective. and everyone has a perspective it. the only question is are they hiding it or aren't they hiding it? i would argue almost all mainstream media perspectives on conservative liberal it's corporate. it's a corporate perspective its objective you objecting is radical they are again misleading you and it turns out shocking to even me, i am a journalist. >> is aa good answer. that would be a good measure for everyone who is on tv or escovering stuff to hold themselves too. i do quibble a little bit objectivity has become almost outdated in a post- psychological world. everything everyone is talking about truth and in fact i watche

you know, even someone as famous as rachel maddow, she's not supposed to like, you know, shamelessly flack for her book. so i'm going to do that. a little bit of that. you guys all got that tonight. but believe me, as an author i can tell you, most people don't get reviews like the ones that have appeared in the last few days in the washington post, in the new york times for book are vivid, urgent, smart history, vital contribution to the history of armed fascism in the united states? i bet you didn't to that when you were growing up. i'm a ripping read well rendered fast paced. so so yeah. so it's really good. so that's the good news is that you should read it. but i think we should just jump right in and talk about the f-word. until recently that was a pretty much a sort of a forbidden in american politics. it certainly wasn't the stuff of our daily newspapers, nightly shows on television. i remember very vividly in the spring of. 2016 when a columnist in the washington post, bob kagan, actually wrote a piece about the prospect fascism in america during the first presidential campaign of

was that your title was definitely not title and i got a certain amount of flack it but you know the editorial writers editors they want people to they want eyes on page and i think they succeeded really well that and there certainly are aspects of the college that i wish could be like the prison i wish it were more and were more tolerant, wish it were more peaceful. i wish there were no poems and computers in the classroom. there's so many things i'd like to see, similar to what the kind of class have in the prison. brooke allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on e. all right, so let's start this panel is called repairing a broken system the impact of immigration policy in

incredible life and sacrifice of an amazing veteran from west michigan who gave his service lloyd flack. i hosted a ceremony in his honor at the brand new veterans' home in grand rapids, michigan. he paid the ultimate sacrifice drawing enemy fire upon himself and saving his team. my team learned that lloyd's mother, 96-year-old gold star mother never received the medals he was due. we made sure she received commemoration of her son's service. she turned unimaginable loss into purpose. serving other gold star families while living with her own grief. presenting these medals to her and the ceremony was the honor of my time in congress. our military families sacrifice so much. and on this veterans day i give my thanks to west michiganers. we are the home of the free because of the brave. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. carter: i rise today in remembrance of appl

and whether they will cut speaker johnson some flack. they state they are starting to.ome of these spending bills are failing on the floor. it will be interesting to see how they keep the government open. i think mike johnson can move on and everybody is tired and don't want to keep doing this over and over. famous last words. host: let's take a look at what democratic senator chris murphy said yesterday about the idea of speaker johnson's laddered approach. [video clip] >> this is a two-tiered bill put forward by the newly installed house speaker. will you support it? >> this is no way to run a railroad. we should pass multiple continuing resolutions and in the senate, we can find bipartisan agreement on a budget that not only funds what the country needs but gets money to our partners around the world who are in desperate need of american support. we cannot have a government shut down this weekend. certainly not while we were facing in existential crisis for our friends in israel and ukraine. i don't like this laddered cr approach but i'm open to what the house has to

serious votes on police issues here at the board that i stand by and like i said, got me a lot of flack, but recent incidents in dist rblth 2 including attack on muni driver, shootings, retail theft and first hand experience like car break in and home burglary underscore the urgency to address the safety concerns. one of the most basic functions is to insure residents safety and peace of mind. it is evident to me that we have fallen short in this regard and i am determined to see tangible improvements. my priority is to make decisions that yield what i think are positive outcomes. i had concerns with this measure first proposed due to the set aside allocation jz knew it would be a problem getting through the board. in san francisco alone, we have 22 baseline set asides already. that exceeds the total in every other city and county in the state combined. in fact, local governments in the rest of california have a total of 10 similar funding requirements for comparison to other cities, los angeles has adopted two requirements, san diego one, and san jose has none and that is based on a co

serious votes on police issues here at the board that i stand by and like i said, got me a lot of flack, but recent incidents in dist rblth 2 including attack on muni driver, shootings, retail theft and first hand experience like car break in and home burglary underscore the urgency to address the safety concerns. one of the most basic functions is to insure residents safety and peace of mind. it is evident to me that we have fallen short in this regard and i am determined to see tangible improvements. my priority is to make decisions that yield what i think are positive outcomes. i had concerns with this measure first proposed due to the set aside allocation jz knew it would be a problem getting through the board. in san francisco alone, we have 22 baseline set asides already. that exceeds the total in every other city and county in the state combined. in fact, local governments in the rest of california have a total of 10 similar funding requirements for comparison to other cities, los angeles has adopted two requirements, san diego one, and san jose has none and that is based on a co

. >> i know a lot of people receive some flack when they raise concerns about that mass call prayer in was unsettled by it. is that a fair assessment to have when you see that kind of thing? i mean, they shut down whitehall for it, for god's sake. or is it is itjust bigoted? >> i don't know that it's bigoted . feel unsettled by bigoted. i feel unsettled by that thing , too. i just that sort of thing, too. i just do. don't know why it is. it do. i don't know why it is. it just me feel unsettled just makes me feel unsettled when break out into when people just break out into prayer in public spaces. by the way, i feel very unsettled by christians who shout on megaphones, so it's megaphones, by the way. so it's just people in general just religious people in general shouting christian country , shouting on a christian country, not culturally ben, not culturally christian. ben, but what i'm saying is what i don't like is when i feel that things are being shoved down my throat mind it's throat and i don't mind if it's a muslim doing that or a christian doing it. i don't like it. and i under

. >> i know a lot of people receive some flack when they raise concerns about that mass call prayer ined by it. is that a fair assessment to have when you see that kind of thing? i mean, they shut down whitehall for it, for god's sake. or is it is it just bigoted? >> i don't know that it's bigoted . feel unsettled by bigoted. i feel unsettled by that thing , too. i just that sort of thing, too. i just do. don't know why it is. it do. i don't know why it is. it just me feel unsettled just makes me feel unsettled when break out into when people just break out into prayer in public spaces. by the way, i feel very unsettled by christians who shout on megaphones, so it's megaphones, by the way. so it's just people in general just religious people in general shouting christian country , shouting on a christian country, not culturally ben, not culturally christian. ben, but what i'm saying is what i don't like is when i feel that things are being shoved down my throat mind it's throat and i don't mind if it's a muslim doing that or a christian doing it. i don't like it. and i understand why i

conservative party, doesn't it, from the boris years and all the disdain that they're taking and the flackak and of course it does. >> he looks and sounds the part. i've known david cameron since he was a young adviser to norman lamont i was a young lamont and i was a young reporter and we used go we reporter and we used to go we used go for lunch, long boozy used to go for lunch, long boozy lunches. what we hearing? lunches. what are we hearing? he's got news, just he's always got some news, just a suella a breaking line from suella braverman, who's speaking, braverman, who's been speaking, the are the press association are reporting that has come reporting that she has come out this and said it's been this morning and said it's been the privilege of my the greatest privilege of my life as home secretary. life to serve as home secretary. >> and will have more to say >> and i will have more to say in due course. and you can guarantee she will. well, she could she can probably it on here. >> she'll probably be a presenter >> she'll probably be a pre well,�* >> she'll probably be a pre well,