francis: oh, shh. mrs. hao: tea? mrs. francis: oh! hi. mr. francis: oh, hi! mrs. hao: hi! mrs.ncis: hello. mrs. hao: hi. uh... mr. hao: oh, hi. mrs. francis: hi. hello. mr. hao: how are you? mrs. hao: thank you so much for taking care of wei-lai. mrs. francis: oh, not at all. it's our pleasure. mrs. hao: such a little troublemaker. mr. francis: wei-lai is quite well behaved. mrs. francis: mm-hmm. mr. hao: maybe i take him back. [laughter] mr. francis: anytime you want. mr. hao: thank you. mrs. francis: speaking of, where are those boys? mr. hao: didn't-- mrs. francis: oh! [rock 'n' roll playing] sweet baby jesus. mr. francis: what the hell? wei-lai: hello, mr. and mrs. hao. we would like to have the yangzhou fried rice, cantonese eggplant casserole, and the kung pao chicken easy on the gluten, easy on the dairy, easy on the fat, and easy on the flavor. mr. francis: um, we had nothing to do with--ohh! wei-lai: help! i need help! i'm being kidnapped! let go of me! [clamoring] [crash] you're not allowed to hit me anymore! i'm not chinese anymore! white! want to be white! white par

what do how are you, francis? >> how are you, francis? >> how are you, francis? >> i'm well. i'm delighted >> i'm very well. i'm delighted to here. to be here. >> doily. >> doily. >> yeah, well, as always, it's a delight to have you. we're going to looking at the front to start by looking at the front covers of wednesday's newspapers, daily mail newspapers, the daily mail is leading in leading with spies who came in from suburbia. this is going to be the story all night. the be the big story all night. the telegraph. also, russia's northolt spy arrested the northolt spy ring arrested the mirror spies are next door. very dramatic there. from the mirror and the financial times, trump doubles down georgia vote doubles down on georgia vote fraud after fresh fraud claims after fresh charges. we're going to get to that in a moment. the guardian has bulgarians suspected of spying russian spying in uk for russian security services. and the daily star go completely off piste with the da vinci code. i've cracked it, mate. a story about the knights templar. never say they're not on the

francis yes comes with pictures. francis yes . west's wife, . in italy , which is and she is in italy, which is very exciting for them both . very exciting for them both. however, the italians are furious at her outfits . and furious at her outfits. and obviously when they say italians, it's the italian women because the italian men, i'm sure, are delighted. well it's what she's been wearing. have we got a picture of the outfit? let's have a little picture of the outfit. have we got one? >> i could describe it. >> i could describe it. >> oh, yeah. there we that >> oh, yeah. there we go. that is. really see is. you can. that's really see through it is. it's marvellous. >> the front is more see through and and this is what kanye and this and this is what kanye west front and this is west on the front and this is one of what they say they one of the what they say they say one of the sweetest parts of life is knowing that your money doesn't ever buy you class and that some people, no matter how rich and famous, are just to be pitied . pitied. >> exa

sir robert francis, chair of the francis - francis, chair of the francis review, thank you very muchuth—east of england say they want to speak to her father, stepmother and uncle. they flew to pakistan the day before sara sharif�*s body was found with extensive injuries at her home in woking. joe inwood reports. when police found sara sharif�*s body, she was all alone. they'd received a 999 call that led them to this house in woking. today, officers revealed the call was placed from pakistan by sara's father, urfan sharif, where he'd travelled with his partner and the rest of the family. we have identified three people we'd like to speak to as part of the ongoing investigation — sara's father, urfan sharif, his partner, beinash batool, and urfan's brother, faisal malik. it's believed urfan travelled to islamabad in pakistan in company with his partner and his brother on wednesday august 9th. that was the day before sara's body was found. police say the postmortem has not yet established how she died, but it has given a glimpse into the suffering she had endured. the postmortem did, h

of that, francie.i think katie's got a great point, and, in fact, it really applies to most of these cases and issues that trump is charged with. you've got the presidential records act, his statements while in office, you have the first amendment. there are all sorts of legal issues. you've got, in the florida case you've got real issues with that search warrant when it was executed, at the time it was executed on mar-a-lago. i said i thought it was constitutionally defective and overbroad, and you have to wonder whether or not you've got attorney-client privilege problems. because i think in that mar-a-lago case, they're relying heavily on statements given to the grand jury by trump's lawyer who was ordered by the judge to pierce the privilege and testify against donald trump. so i think there are all sorts of constitutional issues this all these cases. and that is why prosecutors are supposed to have discretion, liz. we're supposed to be thoughtful before we bring charges. and what it looks like to

francis: i love that puppet move that they had.e will get to the latest on hillary and where it is going right now. winds dropping to 35 miles per hour. it is making its way to state border by about 11:00 this morning. in the bay area, it has not done too much damage. we will see light chances of scattered showers to the east and north today. a little to hundredths of an inch expected. major damage and floodwaters. tropical storm hillary moves north. near palm springs. a mudslide trap several firefighters. jobina joins us with what we know. jobina: the first tropical storm to hit california in more than 80 decades. much of the damage is expected to be revealed. we can see a touched southern california, the fierce winds. hillary is in produce high winds as it moves through the southwestern u.s. one man is dead after b swept away in mexico. says the federal government is ready to help. >> i stand everything i can in a capacity to make sure that lives are saved and that people negatively impacted by this tropical storm. everyone is wo

francis sling: you like it? johnny bananas: yeah.bananas: 3 o'clock-- well, it's about 2:55, man. it's about 2:55. so if you try and kiss me, i guess i'll have to let it happen. no, no, no, no, no, take it easy, man. take it easy. it's about love. yeah, i wrote something that said. (rapping) la, la, la, la, love love. there it is. (rapping) la, love. hey! la, la, la, la. would you still love if you knew more of me? would you still love you if you knew more of me? and she said forever, adam. and i said, forever, ever? i write poems for almost all of my artwork because most of my artwork are not just the painting. it begins with something you feel and you want to say, and then you make art. [hip hop music] me being new to curacao, i'm sure there's like some of the slang words that i should learn. what would those be? the first word you need to learn is dushi. dushi. ok, so is that a bad thing? because where i'm from, dushi means like you're kind of lame. francis sling: nah, nah, dushi is a good thing. dushi is sweet. so am i dushi? no.

they have travelled to hear what pope francis has to say.ing along the highway. i believe that his trip is about to come to a close, and yes, it is hot, very hot. estimated temperature is are set to hit 40, 40 one celsius. we have heard from some of those people on the heat, they have said that it was worth it. they said that they managed to find shade. and, you can probably see some of the facilities there that have been laid on for people travelling to portugal. the venue itself was a special riverside park. it was specially built for pope francis's trip to portugal. he will be leaving this afternoon, returning back to the vatican. but, throughout his five days, he will be attending a number of events. live now to lisbon and our correspondent, alison roberts who's watching events. in terms of the five days, what would you say has been a highlight? i think the sheer numbers of pilgrims from around the world, and a way that they have really taken over the city of lisbon, quite a lot of locals fled the city in advance. others stayed and were

francis fukuyama. >> dr. fukuyama it is great to hear you speak because you are one of the last true optimist i believe. you talk about a natural evolution into a liberal democracy. i have two quick questions here. might that liberal democracy be a liberal logical democracy? i think a lot of libertarian populism is based on the fact they see the lack of a need for government when we can communicate. hierarchy is about communication. that is why we have primate hierarchy. without that maybe we could just have a law of efficiencies may be run by nai. will -- run by an ai. will we get is that from destroying centralized government? that would be chaos. or will we have a strong centralized government that will develop programs that will evolve into literal software programs to drive that logical future democracy. i want to add too, and this will blow your mind. if you look at all of the poems ever written, all the billboards, all the movies, all of the dramas and plays, not one single one is 100 percent fully opt

francis fukuyama. >> dr. fukuyama it is great to hear you speak because you are one of the last true optimist i believe. you talk about a natural evolution into a liberal democracy. i have two quick questions here. might that liberal democracy be a liberal logical democracy? i think a lot of libertarian populism is based on the fact they see the lack of a need for government when we can communicate. hierarchy is about communication. that is why we have primate hierarchy. without that maybe we could just have a law of efficiencies may be run by nai. will -- run by an ai. will we get is that from destroying centralized government? that would be chaos. or will we have a strong centralized government that will develop programs that will evolve into literal software programs to drive that logical future democracy. i want to add too, and this will blow your mind. if you look at all of the poems ever written, all the billboards, all the movies, all of the dramas and plays, not one single one is 100 percent fully opt

i agree everything that agree with everything that francis the fact francis said. telling fact that it's telling a tale. i really enjoy the fact that actually it's quite apolitical. the have made the only people who have made this or this incredibly political, or people rolling stone people like the rolling stone magazine pop at magazine who have had a pop at it which incredible. i mean, it, which is incredible. i mean, it, which is incredible. i mean, it feels like and know a lot it feels like and i know a lot of say this, feels of people say this, it feels like still and the like i've sat still and the world has spun and i've gone nowhere. and things like the rolling become sort rolling stone have become sort of almost conservative, they of almost conservative, but they don't they have in their don't realise they have in their woke ways . they don't know what woke ways. they don't know what they're talking about. they're like, cool. it like, this music is not cool. it is this music is punk. is cool. this music is punk. this music is anti culture. this music is sp

you're on with francis fukuyama.go ahead. >> professor, a great honor to hear you and speak with you. my concern is the, i guess, historical ignorance of so much of the american population and the growing lack of interest in history among colleges, the decline in the number of students now studying it. and i use it as an example, if you would, for a dangerous precedent. for example, in mortimer's book time travelers guide to english history restoration givers away the english treated their servants and those english moved to america and carried that trait with them and the sort of lack of inability. the lack ofability to understand the evolution of practices is worrisome and i wondered if you could comment. thank you. >> yeah, well, i'm worried about that as well. i think that learning history is part of the task in civics education because if you don't understand where your institutions came from, historically, you're not going to understand how they operate in the present and i'm afraid that a lot of schools and in

well, that's my best. >> francis . that is one >> my take, francis.ings you've ever ironically, ever said. and ironically, because isn't because your chinese food isn't gammon, can i disagree with gammon, but can i disagree with him? disagree because him? you can disagree because it's in the story , it's very high in the story, though. no, just disagreeing though. oh, no, just disagreeing on okay on that part. okay >> it is delicious >> just that it is delicious food . but reason it's food. but the reason it's delicious is loaded with delicious is it's loaded with stuff that raises your uric acid levels gives you . levels and gives you. >> yeah, going to try to be >> yeah, i'm going to try to be the but let's just do the grown up, but let's just do the grown up, but let's just do the which the the actual story which is at the foreign a government foreign office. a government official department official in another department was was rejected this this well how does submission rejected and the foreign office said states aren't inherently hostile themse

pope francis is an opponent of imperialism . that is how his words should be interpreted .et's listen to a fragment according to some interpretations. pope francis allegedly called on young russian catholics to take an example from certain russian historical figures known for their imperialist and expansionist ideas and actions that were carried out to the detriment of neighboring peoples , including the ukrainian people, this papal the representation strongly rejects the above-mentioned interpretations, since pope francis has never called for imperialist ideas, on the contrary, he is a staunch opponent and critic of any form of imperialism or colonialism in all nations and situations, the words of the roman pontiff from august 25 should be interpreted in the same light andriy andrushkiv, sergeant of the armed forces the master of divinity of the university of ukraine joined our broadcast. i congratulate you. i congratulate you. i congratulate you . i congratulate you. radio svoboda. thank you for joining. the statements of the pope and currently there are such posts that p

i agree everything that agree with everything that francis the fact francis said.ing fact that it's telling a tale. i really enjoy the fact that actually it's quite apolitical. the have made the only people who have made this or this incredibly political, or people rolling stone people like the rolling stone magazine pop at magazine who have had a pop at it which incredible. i mean, it, which is incredible. i mean, it, which is incredible. i mean, it feels like and know a lot it feels like and i know a lot of say this, feels of people say this, it feels like still and the like i've sat still and the world has spun and i've gone nowhere. and things like the rolling become sort rolling stone have become sort of almost conservative, they of almost conservative, but they don't they have in their don't realise they have in their woke ways . they don't know what woke ways. they don't know what they're talking about. they're like, cool. it like, this music is not cool. it is this music is punk. is cool. this music is punk. this music is anti culture. this music is speakin

let's get back to francis.was only this week that was so the bank of england raise its base interest rate. i'm wondering from your position in the u.k., how the bank of england watches what is going on in america, understands that the spending issues, the debt ceiling and why the treasury is so angry at the fitch rating. how does raising bank rates in the u.k. and dealing with inflation relate to what is going on in the u.s.? every countries trying to deal with inflation at the moment, globally. >> absolutely. inflation is a global problem. inflation in my country is worse than in the u.s. at the moment. i don't think it is directly related to the size of the fiscal deficit. we have a sizable one at the moment because of the covid pandemic. we had all of that in the aftermath of the financial crisis, everyone was terribly right about fiscal deficits and debts, everything was going to go terribly wrong. it didn't. i'm wary about raising those and again, because i think some of the policies followed at that time

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maria: p francis, what do you think?ed during covid what their kids were actually learning and they were outraged by it. more states are getting on board with laws to hold back third graders who can't read, states like tennessee giving students a proficiency test in order to see if they can move forward onto the next grade. supporters say it's motivating for students. critics are saying tests can be too stressful on the kids. reading scores show last year only 33% of fourth graders were actually proficient or higher in reading. francis. >> i mean, here we go with the participation trophies again, it's not about actual competence, it's about not making anybody feel bad. the kids are being set up to fail. there's a couple things. i looked at something that ray dalio did. he was talk bow how this country -- about how this country is at risk for losing relevance. one of the factors is education. i listened to something about elon musk, talking about the travesty of our education. he doesn't care if somebody has a university

petersburg , francis urged not to forget the great heritage of russia, as the press secretary of thesident noted. dmitry peskov these words quote sound in unison darkness, it is gratifying, however, such a context did not suit not everyone is against it. as you might guess, kiev spoke out uninformedly, if lady so ​​now ukrainian figures of all stripes are exercising in the address of francisco and hysterically demanding clarification, and the western press has already released a lot of high-profile headlines about the public skirmish between kiev and the vatican from the discussion at times, passing all the limits of decency, got acquainted anastasia ivanova after the words about russia, the world around the world went into a stormy reaction, because pope francis told the truth, from which the kiev regime began to writhe there shame, that is, shame on the address, the chief once again quoted the pontiff to his russophobic subscribers for being sad that russian majestic ideas come from the lips of the pope to specific people. and that's what he wants to say to these specific people, h

the vatican stated that pope francis did not have the intention to glorify russian imperialism when the other day he praised the russian tsars and the tsar who expanded the empire, these statements of the pope were sharply criticized by ukraine, the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs, oleg nikolenko, emphasized that the following quote is precisely such an imperialist propaganda with spiritual scraps and the need to save the great mother russia, the kremlin justifies the murders of thousands of ukrainian men and women and the destruction of hundreds of ukrainian cities and villages end of quote vatican spokesman matteo bruni, for his part, explained that the pope aimed to encourage young russian catholics to preserve everything that is positive in russia cultural and spiritual heritage and not to put imperialism and specific historical characters in a video address to the russian catholic youth published on august 25, the pope literally said the following the heirs of the great russia, the great russia, the holy rulers of the great russia, peter i, catherine ii, that empire of

pope francis ends his trip to portugal with an open—air mass in lisbon. a week—long festival for catholic youth. decision time for niger, as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire in the coming hours this weekend marks six months since earthquakes hit turkey and syria — we hear from the family of a baby born under rubble of her home. hello and welcome. we start in ukraine, where president volodymyr zelensky says a russian guided bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre he says rescuers are at the scene in the town of kupiansk where there are quote dead and wounded. the reported strike came shortly after kyiv said missiles had hit a facility which manufactures engines for aircraft and helicopters in the country s west. in a tweet, president zelensky said: �*this war crime alone says everything about russian aggression. beasts that destroy everything that simply allows to live. defeating terrorists is a matter of honour for everyone who values life.�* so far, there's been no comm

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they want to celebrate masses in latin, which pope francis has now limited.. there's a broader conflict with the catholic church globally. right? you have more conservative views in places where the church is growing in membership. for instance in africa. i wonder, are these bishops, to some degree, looking forward to a chance to pick the next pope and waiting, in effect, for pope francis a jesuit to move on so they can put their imprint on the church and try to pull it back on some of these issues? >> well, they can be waiting, but as you know, jim, only cardinals elect the next pope. and this pope has appointed 70% of the cardinals who will be voting in the next con clade. these are the men electeding the next pope and putting his imprint on the church even by his appointments of who will elect the next pontiff. so it's important. >> a great point. tell you, i certainly don't miss latin in masses. made it a heck of a lot harder. father beck, thank you for joining us, as always. >> good seeing you, jim. thank you. >> brianna. >>> a moment of terror, uncertai

and it's just what francis said. realising francis has said. is not popular and this stuff is not popular and not tenable . so distancing not tenable. so he's distancing himself me this is pure himself and to me this is pure tony blair. a lot of people say blair secretly control blair is secretly in control behind the party. i can't confirm or deny, but this is pure. wouldn't be pure. i wouldn't mind. i'd be many, wouldn't . i mean, tony many, wouldn't. i mean, the tony blair massively blair institute is massively powerful and this is such a blair of approach . he's blair sort of approach. he's starmer saying it won't work this weaponizing this this weaponizing of the environment because british people drive people overwhelmingly both drive cars and want to tackle climate change and that is probably true. smart true. so it's just smart politics because blair has said the other look , this is why the other day, look, this is why i think blair's involved. he said, got to stop with said, you've got to stop with this, this, you know, ridiculous. st

francis absolutely.e sex discriminate in case after female boss told him to man up. so this is a man who you're laughing. it's disgraceful. this is sexist in the workplace. bruce right. take it seriously . bruce right. take it seriously. so this is a man who was working in a female dominated environment, qualified as a nurse, worked in the nhs for 20 years. i think the male ones are called doctors and as a result, he would say that he was being bullied by his boss at and gave numerous examples saying that he was constantly being told that he was the butt of the joke and she, his female boss told him to man up several times. he then started crying and then did he started crying and then did he start crying? oh, probably. i don't know. i was just being facetious . and then he sued and facetious. and then he sued and he won and he won . yeah. he won and he won. yeah. amazing. yeah. so ladies have a think about the way you talk to us because we've got feelings, too. bruce, do you think this is there being pe

it's almost about to francis. i even wrote just that because obviously it was that he went this week, but we sold the bank of england, right? it's based interest rate. and i'm just wondering from where you'll positioned in the united kingdom, how, you know, the bank of england watches, what's going on in america understands the spending issues under the debt ceiling. and why the treasury is so angry at the fiche rating. how does, how does raising bank rates in the u. k. a dealing with inflation relate to what's going on in the us because every countries tried to deal with inflation at the moment, totally globally or no. absolutely. in places as a physical problem on the question by come to not he was in the us of the boxes, i actually don't think is directly related to the slides and physical deficits. we have a sizable physical deficit because of a coverage fund that make it. we have a lot in the else from office financial crisis and everybody was trying to be worried about physical debt and deficit. since and ev

and it's just what francis said. realising francis has said.s is not popular and this stuff is not popular and not tenable . so distancing not tenable. so he's distancing himself me this is pure himself and to me this is pure tony blair. a lot of people say blair secretly control blair is secretly in control behind the party. i can't confirm or deny, but this is pure. wouldn't be pure. i wouldn't mind. i'd be many, wouldn't . i mean, tony many, wouldn't. i mean, the tony blair massively blair institute is massively powerful and this is such a blair of approach . he's blair sort of approach. he's starmer saying it won't work this weaponizing this this weaponizing of the environment because british people drive people overwhelmingly both drive cars and want to tackle climate change and that is probably true. smart true. so it's just smart politics because blair has said the other look , this is why the other day, look, this is why i think blair's involved. he said, got to stop with said, you've got to stop with this, this, you know, ridiculous. s

the toner is about to francis. i even wrote just that because obviously it was that what this week that we saw at the bank of england, right, it's based interest rate. and i'm just wondering for where you'll positioned in the united kingdom, how, you know, the bank of england watches, what's going on in america understands the spending issues under the debt ceiling and why the treasury is so angry at the fits rating. how does, how does raising bank rates in the u. k. and dealing with inflation relate to what's going on in the us cuz every countries tried to deal with inflation of somebody mentally gladly. no, absolutely. um, inpatient is, is a physical problem. the question by come to not he was in the us of the moment, i actually don't think is directly related to the slides and physical data says we have a sizable physical that is long because of a carpet kind of like we have a lot in the all small has financial crisis and i think what it was, charles, we've already bought physical debt and deficit since and ever

how concerned are you about francis access to uranium on the match on some this? and of course, it was, we might need to ask you a few minutes ago, a from impulse substantial quantities of when you're ready, i'm from new shape about the concrete pas supply, which she's pretty much diversified, varies of course, the shape between 15 to 20 percent off for fresh random supplies of set the about of us and you asked us expand? you're welcome to biggest on the left to not dodge was treated. yeah. they fixed the 2nd easy. sure. stocks on the pentodes as you liked and you read beyond that that you clear industry. if the operators saw the electrocute to the dc bar where you pick the day, you'll get the diesel. ah, your steps to give you a bit of a comparison. as far as supposed to be concerned, and all these off costs are very, very strategic. we've interviewed actually, if you you, you're in the conference. all stuck in cheek or stops. represent a team. get about 3 months off the net on the boat. yeah. just just to come back to the uranium, the small side, sorry for answe

love pope francis. >> reporter: these kids are from norwalk, california, members of the st. here. some have undocumented parents. all have hardships. george and his parents paid his way with tacos and tamales. >> first thing in the morning, we would grab everything, go to the church, and set up, and then sell when every time the mass would finish. the people would come out, and we would just sell all the food. >> reporter: francis, perhaps the world's most outspoken champion of migrants and, like them, a latino, knows their struggle better than anyone says andres. >> he realizes that we're all one people. there is no -- no -- no real borders in christ. there is just -- there's people. there's love. there's support. >> reporter: world youth day is a snapshot of the church's future says their parish priest, father raymond december pay ta. >> they're from latin countries, from asian countries, from african countries, and so we're just blessed that this is thehe face of the chchurch. >> reporter:r: and a churcrch t legacy on youth and how to move forward. the vatican says pope f

francis johnson was a really interesting figure.d in philadelphia and extremely popular band that would play for social dances. and it started what was known as the cotillion craze in philadelphia in the first part of the 1800s. it was interesting because there were integrated audiences going to these dances, listening to the francis johnson band who played for all kinds of different groups of people throughout the city and his orchestra was made up of all of the best black musicians in philadelphia at the time, and a number of them were composers as well. so the members of the band would also write pieces for the orchestra to play, so there grew from this group a school of african-american composers who were all working in this sphere in philadelphia, writing music together and influenced by each other and have a really, quite an interesting group of compositions coming out of that city at that time. francis johnson was such a famous figure that, even after he died a few decades after this was published, his band went on as the orc

honour. >> what do you think, francis? >> what do you think, francis?nemies crushing herself. look, victory is everjenemies celebrate ng your enemies and celebrate getting their ignominious defeat. >> that uplifting note, >> and on that uplifting note, thank you much joining us thank you so much forjoining us for free speech this for free speech nation. this was the when peterson the week when jordan peterson got on the wrist for his got a slap on the wrist for his unfashionable opinions. nadine dorries and donald dorries had a strop and donald trump viral as usual. thank trump went viral as usual. thank you so much to my panel, bruce trump went viral as usual. thank you so and:h to my panel, bruce trump went viral as usual. thank you so and francis! panel, bruce trump went viral as usual. thank you so and francis foster., bruce trump went viral as usual. thank you so and francis foster andrce trump went viral as usual. thank you so and francis foster and to devlin and francis foster and to all of my guests this evening. if want join us live in if you w

and francis is monday's news.bour discovered a unique labour has discovered a unique way dealing with the migrant problem. >> whoa . >> whoa. >> whoa. >> absolutely. labour are absolutely smashing it. so they're going to continue short term use of barges to house migrants . a shadow minister migrants. a shadow minister admits it, and that's because it's all very well to be in opposition and to criticise the tories and go, they're evil, they're racist . all of a sudden they're racist. all of a sudden you're going to come in and you're going to come in and you're going to be faced with the bitter reality that this country falling pieces and country is falling to pieces and the infrastructure is a shambles . and so, stephen kinnock, the shadow minister, said the reality is that we've got tens of thousands of people in hotels. we need to get them out of and need to get of hotels and we need to get them off the and out of them off the barges and out of them off the barges and out of the military camps then the military

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so how and why is francis relationship with africa changing? this is inside story, the how do i walk into the program? i'm adrian sent it to there's yeah, has seen wising mt french sentiments since it's military to post the president and took pilot last wednesday in recent on several countries in west africa. i've moved and the ministry ties with friends, the mounting, the french troops leave the region. the form of colonial power appears to be losing its influence in the hill. that's despite president demario mccullin's election promised to reset prize with the continent. so what's behind the shift? what role as mccomb played and where the french africa relations go from here, we'll get to our guests in just a moment, but 1st a report from felix. now while we're a long live clinton and down with friends, some of the chance echoed by thousands of new supporters marching through the streets of new jersey to me ami. the youngest follows francis suspension of all development and financial aid to new share prompting some protesters pursuing the fre

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and francis is monday's news.our discovered a unique labour has discovered a unique way dealing with the migrant problem. >> whoa . >> whoa. >> whoa. >> absolutely. labour are absolutely smashing it. so they're going to continue short term use of barges to house migrants . a shadow minister migrants. a shadow minister admits it, and that's because it's all very well to be in opposition and to criticise the tories and go, they're evil, they're racist . all of a sudden they're racist. all of a sudden you're going to come in and you're going to come in and you're going to be faced with the bitter reality that this country falling pieces and country is falling to pieces and the infrastructure is a shambles . and so, stephen kinnock, the shadow minister, said the reality is that we've got tens of thousands of people in hotels. we need to get them out of and need to get of hotels and we need to get them off the and out of them off the barges and out of them off the barges and out of the military camps then the military

just wanna get francis's opinion on williams. because really, if we move to something, we come to to huge general elections in the united kingdom and in the us in 2024. francis could i come to you because, you know, international relations, a relationship, a special relationship between the united kingdom and america is one of those things that they can never be broken yet. both administrations don't always quite c, i to why, but when it comes to finances, inflation are they working together? how do you assess the way that tried to conduct a deal with inflation and the problems that the general public has largest? i to mention it, some of them losing their homes. yeah, i think both countries are really puzzling record is on. they say the about the fact it's is trying to catch reflection on the control. it's why and it's, it's obvious. it's finally concentration, not on over to the secondary, the other mandate just unemployment and it's doing well on that. um, you know, it's not going to be concerned about what's going on. now the