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policies and what he did for his four years in office against joe biden any day of the week. >> harris: the low inflation. let's move forward. the white house wasting no time in telling the media just how to cover the biden impeachment inquiry. the counsel's office wrote a letter to news executives. here is a quote from it. it's time for the media to ramp up its scrutiny of house republicans for opening and impeachment inquiry based on lies, end quote. the press secretary facing a full-court press, of course. >> baseless inquiry that the house republicans can't even really defend themselves. incredibly inappropriate and ridiculous attacks. i leave it to my white house counsel for the colleague who sent out the memo laid out really kind of specifically as to how we see this process has moved forward and how there is no evidence. >> you can't have a response to that? >> harris: critics were ready. miranda devine writes. the scandal comes to light and still push innocence. jonathan turley calls the white house letter marching orders. he writes what is most disturbing is that the white house shows

the low storms spock the tornado in eastern pots of china. the good news is things have cleared up that harry up that area of low pressure taking the very heavy rain across into northern parts of japan. by the time we get into thursday. and it's not doing much to knock temperatures down is still sitting very high in places like tokyo and temperatures will be rebounding behind that very heavy rain for places like the korean peninsula as well as northern parts of china is much west. down in the south, we'll see some of that rain rolling in to shanghai 26 degrees celsius there on friday. and as we move to south asia, the rain is the story of course, eastern parts of india. we have what amber warnings out for the show on thursday, but the rain also putting into bangladesh as well as in the pool and booth time and pouring into me in my of the next few days. things have improved. however, across the north west of india, we still think some of those shows the legacy from that circulation folding in southern parts of pockets on a new delhi likely to see some showers on thursday that should weather up

harris: so many lives you've touched. that's an entire lifetime right there. and so how do you fill that energy, that void? >> how do i fill it now? with my foundation caused raising up the lowry foundation geared towards working single moms, and i love it. >> harris: if there is a single mom out there who is struggling right now, what would you say to her? >> i would tell her to keep the faith. if you are not a believer, become a believer, because god will take you through this journey. it doesn't last forever. it's only temporary. keep focus, stay focused i would like to say. and keep on keeping on. don't stop. >> mom, i love you. thank you for your sacrifice. thank you for standing strong in the middle of the fire. >> harris: on that big announcement day, francis scott was standing in answered prayers. not just for her sons, but for the country. she was standing in the spotlight, too, the woman in the yellow dress. >> it is funny, everybody loves this dress. it is my favorite color is pink. >> harris: why on the day he announces his candidacy for president did you not wear pink? >> because i went shopping but i could not find anything that i really love and then i remembe

also reference vice president kamala harris saying her low approval ratings should be a factor here. should biden consider, as some of these democrats and liberals are suggesting, should he consider another vice presidential pick? >> no, he should not. i think that kamala harris is doing a great job. people want her in her first term in first two years to be the kind of vice president that joe biden was in his sixth and seventh year of his vice presidency. everybody hits a learning curve in this business. we you have to learn the job. she got elected. she has learned the job. she is doing the job efficiently. she is doing it effectively. she cannot and should not be held responsible for her gender or her race. too much of that is involved in these discussions. >> i want to play for you what former speaker nancy pelosi said just moments ago on cnn . >> is kamala harris the best running mate for this president? >> he thinks. so that's what matters. >> do you think she is the best running mate? >> she is the vice president of the united states, what people say to, me well, why isn't she

harris. that is a low number.bc with james clyburn that went on, and in the interview he said those low poll numbers were because she is a woman of color. and she is the first female nicee vivice president, okay michelle obama is a woman of color, what because he say. >> david is laughing. >> i am laughing at stupid tie iity in this, whoever is polling michelle obama is that popular better start polling the black people, they see her at one that got paid, went to martha's vineyard does not represent them, there is a difference between a word salad and hillary clinton just looks differently who is an unlikeable person, democrats are in person. question see them trying to michelle obama, maybe gavin newsom. as the you know soy boy, you know. white pudding vice president, what do you do with kamala harris? >> i agree, the reasons he is popular, because she is not running, once she starts running, they will go down. >> all right, we know that gaffe gagavin newsom is measures the drapes. >> how the irs is going after s

there's also calls to current vice president kamala harris off the ticket in 2024. >> low polling numbersemocrats have some in the party thinking of other high-profile prospects like new. so setting up a california showdown, which sheen not take this lightly. obviously. >> mean, look there too ambitious, talented, successful politicians from the same town in the same who both would like to be president. let's just face so i showed some point seems inevitable. democrats watching believe president biden will run again but say if something should happen, newsom is setting himself up to jump gavin newsom has prepared a campaign that's plug and play ready. >> and definitely one to watch. that was kellie meyer reporting for us tonight. >> a former executive executive assistant to donald trump says that he wrote to do list for her on note cards clearly marked as classified. molly, michael, she reportedly handed the note cards over to authorities the day after the unannounced fbi search of mar-a-lago. this was last year. a trump spokesperson says her claim lacks proper context and says the former

harris focuses on uplifting patients who are low income, underserved or underinsured, providing themith everything that they need, that they might not be able to access otherwise. as we do see patients from all walks of life for patients who are struggling, who are underserved, low income , underinsured, we have several assistance programs and that is why we do this fundraising. the money will directly fund those programs so we can provide patients no matter what their insurance status or financial status is. they can get the same products that help them heal physically and emotionally. it's a great group. before the timed races, a ceremony called elaine's circle, named in honor of a cancer patient, will take place to remember all those who have passed due to breast cancer and those still in the fight. and i'm so proud to once again emcee this event, so i hope you can join me saturday morning there in fremont at. all right. show me the money. a lot of cash up for grabs in the south bay as tens of thousands of dollars are owed some of that money? then coming up later tonight on the 10

my colleague harry low recently travelled between the ledenhall building known as the cheesegrater, andin the last hour or so, show that average wages went up by 7.8% in may tojuly, compared with the same period last year. and crucially, that is the same as the average rate of inflation price rises in the past three months. the data could have an important impact on pensions. as things stand, from april next year, the state pension is due to rise by at least 8.5% because of a guarantee known as the triple lock. for the past decade or so it has guaranteed that pensions go so it has guaranteed that pensions 9° up so it has guaranteed that pensions go up each april by either 2.5%, or in line with september's inflation figure, or in line with total average pay rises in the may tojuly period, which was a point 5% when you include both horses. they have been rumblings about whether the triple lock guarantee will remain in the longer term because of how much it costs to fund. we have to wait and see. the wage rise figure is on average. rememberthat. some people will have had higher increases,

quality scores the asian tournament is 90 low, but this team is getting strong, harry potter is becomingbborn, because when i work with stronger teams , he plans , i will raise the level of their football quality, like last year, and after that, the bell there is a danger for our football that we have to do in the future, god forbid, or my queen will take the soul of the prophet. asir surabadi's short qur'an is a book that is a translation of another book it is in the name of sharaf al-nabi and in the seventh century of hijri we have a book about the life of the messenger of god. the book contains narrations from the childhood of the prophet muhammad, peace and blessings of god be upon him, and the events of the time of his death . the author has spent three years writing this book to narrate a narrative picture based on historical documents for the reader in the form of today's format and words that come from the heart of history . ravan separated three old persian texts about the prophet he arranged these one after the other in a time line from before the birth of the prophet until the

bbc london's harry low decided to give it a go. oh, my goodness! this is unbelievable!'m heading towards the gherkin. honestly, i'm never lost for words, but this is unbelievable. my heart rate is racing quicker than it's ever raced. 0h! i can barely catch my breath. what is this?! i am flabbergasted that this has happened. and i've made it to the end. 0h. well done, mate. goodness, have i ever been so relieved in my life to reach the end of a zip wire?! thank you so much. harry was so polite. all the way through. i would harry was so polite. all the way through. iwould have harry was so polite. all the way through. i would have been bleeped all the way through. at the beginning, he goes, oh, gosh, this is ratherfrightening. rather you is rather frightening. rather you than is ratherfrightening. rather you than us. this is a story about how to make a perfect cup of tea. 0ne tea company in the uk has spent £50 million, apparently, over the last couple of years developing what they think is the perfect tea bag, giving full strength in a limited time. they say 60 seconds f

. >> incredibly low not but, grechen. >> kamala harris thought happy gretchen wins. >> the border crisis i think going to make it her idea i don't want this promise her supreme court justice something like that falling to upside, wonderful how do you get someone promote him or her. ford pausing a massive electric vehicle project, wisconsin xham select committee chairman gallagher here to tell us more. the presidential dab on fox business candidates trying to cut into president trump's lead with take on economy border inflation and more don't miss it you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. so, you have diabetes, and your glucose is heading low. [ alert sound ] dexcom g7, the most accurate cgm, can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind with dexcom g7. ♪ ♪ about a ca

generally into the teens and then, five days ago, we had this harry kane spinning around in the atlantic, it turned into a normal area of low weekend and brought some strong winds and some heavy rain to eastern canada and the remnants of that hurricane are actually tied up with this area of low pressure which will be affecting our shores on wednesday. it is another wet and windy day, this cold front coming across will have some intense rainfall in quite a short space of time and the winds will be gusty on and ahead of that front. to the north—west we get some very strong winds as well potentially for western scotland, gusts could be up to 70mph but there is still a bit of uncertainty, the strength of the gusts depends on exactly how deep that low pressure gets. the outlook is wet and windy, probably the best day for staying dry with a bit of sunshine will be saturday. ben. chris, many thanks. and that�*s bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it�*s time to join our hello and welcome to sportsday. the luck of the bounce — england get a

that's right, you think i got low numbers, take a look at harris poll. laugh it up laughy cathy. greg: welcome tonight's guests, he's the only jim i go to when i need to work out. walleye median and co--- kansas city chiefs median and cohost for the jim jordan show. at first you're infatuated then astructure and supportuated. former -- assassinated, mike baker. greg. the slogan for obama, can you believe this guy. can ya? you people suck. i hate it when that happens. it's hard to follow a cigar joke. greg: what is your astute analysis here? >> i think biden, i mean, he's got to step aside. he moves like one of the aliens they brought into the mexican congress. greg: yes. >> catatonic old man. i think the democrats are just a bad position. what do you do? it's like trump is very popular with republicans and biden is a mashed potato brained idiot. he's got to go. that's my astute opinion. i was going to say pollute. he stinks. greg: who will be the nominee? greg: you dated marilyn mccoo and marilyn davis jr.. >> i did. >> doesn't this feel like an intelligence operation and put the

because 73% of americans are nervous about joe biden's advancing age and there is a low level of confidence in kamala harris as his successor. >> but why? >> in large part because they are not actually listening to voters. if you had a democratic primary, then if joe prevails, all is well and even says hey, we're going with joe again. but the fact that they have completely shut down that process and told people considering running for president don't run against joe to keep your place in the party, it is raising the anxiety level in my opinion for good reason. i agree with mitt romney. he said it is time for us to step aside for the next generation. tens of millions feel the same way about joe biden and trump. and i understand they can kind of locked in this death match, but having a president who literally named himself a transitional figure running at the age of 81, 82, is not what most americans want. >> i'm genuinely not intending to -- i understood the column. but it is what you are writing versus the reality. which you acknowledge. but it is biden should pick a new running mate in 2024. explain the ra

better job getting out of the incredible success of the biden and harris administration. 13.5 million's new jobs created. a historic low. with black workers since we started keeping statistics in 1972. the amazing cut from the deficit. so much work has been done. we brought back american manufacturing. we have amazing historic investments in climate and resilience. there's so much good going on, as a former politician, i used to wish that i had 3 to 5 bullet points. that administration has 3000 to 5000. you have to keep punching to make sure the matches get through. or over a year out from the election. almost every sitting president in recent history this far out and candidates are usually down before the election, people dial in. we start to deal with critical situations like we're dealing with right now with this proposed republicans shut down. you think about the impact. i pulled out some notes as i was preparing to talk to you. we are talking about the impacts of this particular republican shut down. it's highly likely to happen, that service members will get their paychecks. travelers could have airport delays. w

. >> as you think, i got low numbers to go look at. >> a harris poll? yeah. >> she's better insurance than flo from progressive income. >> leave it. she wouldn't look bad in one of them white pantsuits. laugh it up. laugh. kathy where is welcome? he o tonight's guest,nl he's the only jim i go to when i need to work out. >> comedian and co-host of the jim norton and sam roberts show. jim nortoncity cnd. st you at first you're infatuated. then you're assassinat're. ed, i former cia operative and host of the president's daily brief podcast might makeke. she's truly a renaissance woman, just scurvy and gets called a witch. "new york times" bestselling author and fox news contributor. >> i. and since he retired from wrestling his new is full contact bingo. "new york times" best selling author comedian nwa world champion garrison jim. >> you are an astute political observer, having worked on every major political since the early nineties. i remember your campaign slogan for bill clinton. sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. that's correct. that was great. and o

according to a new harris poll in a bloomberg news survey, this younger generation young adults have seen real highs and real lows in their life time. so got a new job and i'm so in home. just to say about money right now about 23 million americans ages 18 to 29 are living with family. that's the highest number since the 40's following the great depression. about 75% of people surveyed say it's for financial reasons. top factors, including pandemic air setbacks, record high inflation rates, sky student debt and an unsettling job market. >> she is my mini me and so a lot of times, you know, you can you can but heads and things like that. christie white hours, 19 year-old daughter recently moved back home and so far, so good. >> she's taking on those responsibilities where, you know, having a teenager didn't always happen the same way more young people than ever are cashing in on their parents, kindness. according to financial experts, gen z are impacted most overt. still too early to tell how much of an impact this current economic situation. it's going to have long-term. so these young men and women are having to

you have to go back to harry truman, who did not have an ocs program, to get that low. we leased when i was with the reagan administration if 80 million acres. so biden's way behind. he talks about electric vehicles, but he's shut down a huge, world class mine up many minnesota. he talks about nuclear power, but he shut down america's best uranium deposit in arizona. david: right. >> he talks about oil and gas for american indian, but he shut down hundreds of thousands of acres in the san juan basin in new mexico over the objections of the navajo nation. david: they're contradicting themselves all the time. by the way, the media, the way they're reporting this about the almost shutdown of oil leases, basically they're saying it's not enough. that when he, when he was campaigning for president, he said he'd completely stop them entirely. i just was wondering if you had any thoughts on because, you know, they are sensitive, the white house, to pressure from the left. >> well, they certainly are. they're driven by the left whether it's obama running the place or somebody e

vice president kamala harris will be leading the office, a high profile position as she struggles with lowgun violence is shaping up to be a crucial issue among young voters. a key voting bloc in the 2024 presidential election. on this issue, we do not have a moment to spare, nor a life to spare. president biden says he'll continue to urge congress to pass other actions, like enacting universal background checks and banning assault weapons. in washington, mala rivera, fox news. president biden is coming to the bay area next week to campaign on tuesday and wednesday he will also meet with the president's council of advisors on science and technology. that organization develops recommendation on science technology and innovation policy. the president will then head to arizona, where he will honor the legacy of late senator john mccain. the white house is preparing to direct federal agency to get ready for a shutdown after house republicans left town for the weekend with no plan to keep the government funded. congress must pass 12 appropriation bills to prevent a shutdown or else they will ne

vice president kamala harris will be leading the office, a high profile position as she struggles with low polling. gun violence is shaping up to be a crucial issue among young voters as a key voting bloc in the 2024 presidential election. on on this issue, we do not have a moment to spare, nor a life to spare. president biden says he'll continue to urge congress to pass other actions, like enacting universal background checks and banning assault weapons. in washington, madla rivera, fox news. president biden is coming to the bay area next week to campaign on tuesday and wednesday. he'll also meet with the president council of advisors on science and technology that organization develops recommendations on science, technology and innovation policy. the president will then head to arizona, where he will honor the legacy of late senator john mccain by taking a live look outside right now over mount diablo, you can hardly even tell that it was there. as we monitor these air quality conditions in the bay area, smoke from wildfires burning across northern california and oregon has made its way

as he is returning home he is returning home to the low poll ratings, but maybe it is not going to be the determining factor this time around. and harry is joining me, and so is the past, present and future an interesting look at what you are seeing within the numbers and first of all, historically, how does approval play in the election? >> you were talking about the joe biden approval ratings, and i want to look at the august approval ratings, and look at biden. 39%. that is the second worst on record at this point, and only jimmy carter in 1979 had a worse approval rating, and he went on to lose to ronald reagan, and then joe biden now and why such a big deal that joe biden's approval rating is so low at this point? well, it is because the elections involving incumbents are referendums, and so was the 2004 and 2012 more feelings about the incumbent or the challenger. back to 2004, it is the incumbent, and so 2012, it is the incumbent, so with joe biden, and analysts like myself say, the low approval rating is the incumbent. >> that decisive and not a lot of gray area, but there are more numbers that you are looking at, and is there

and harry just named another category of codefendant, catherine, that i can imagine we might see, those state electors. relatively low on the wrong. they are implementing as opposed to masterminding. again, as far as we know, and as far as being named in the indictment, you can imagine they would probably be the sort of folks that might have a better shot of the most favorable terms earlier in terms of a plea. >> yes. and they are also gonna be denied that they're trying to get their cases in federal court. why? because they say they did what they did because of donald trump in the campaign told them to do that. so they are easy. i also think that what i call the log squad, kanye west, former publicist, the -- from chicago and the voices for black people for trump. so people have a criminal record, those are the easy picking because they will say, we did what we did because trump told us to. so there are a lot of conversations going on, just like we didn't know about whole, they'll be hearing more. i'm sure sydney powell and the lawyer today's are saying oh shoot, when they found out about this. >> harry litman and c

low. i mean, the "washington post" poll, it was down to 30%, 28%, i'm just saying the people on these picket lines are not stupid people. >> harrisg costs more money now. so, for them to hit the picket line, they are serious at this point. >> everything costs more, they are struggling financially and on top of that, you have job insecurity with joe biden doing more for china than destroying and accelerating the demise of their jobs. >> harris: breaking news we are covering, this will go into "america reports" as the president of the united states who says he's a union guy, union joe, gets ready to go arm in arm with the uaw. "america reports" now. >> always have gone up, it's citywide. the robberies are up 26% citywide from last year. [indiscernible] not part of the format

harris at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. more women are working post pandemic and the gender gap is hitting an all-time low.or statistics reports last month 57.7% of women are employed. which is about ten points shy of the men, 68.2% employed. but with covid-era childcare funding nearing an end could the numbers change? gillian turner drills down on that today. good morning. >> good morning. the answer is that these numbers can and will continue to change as women keep closing in on the workforce. it will change for the better the data experts tell us. analysts say women are now crushing the gender gap in employment and pay that has dominated for decades. women's earnings have improved dramatically just over the past year reaching 83% of their male counterparts. that's the narrowest the pay gap has ever been in history. a lot of that progress is thanks to working moms jumping back into the workforce in droves surpassing now pre-pandemic levels by 3%. >> there are more women than ever with young children that are in the labor force and so that's really fascinating finding there. it looks like one big factor

>> and how does will's low key new york jaunt compare to harry's chaotic car chase there earlier thisyal author angela levin joins me live with all of the latest royal news. sean lee. but next, grooming brand brought in sparks uproar by advertising its razors using a trans man baring breast removal scars. so not only have they potentially breached, strict advertising rules are they gambling their entire brand at the altar of woke just like bud light were leading women's rights advocates? kelly j. keane joins me live with her unfiltered take on that and much more. she's live monday to thursdays from six till 930 . till 930. >> angela levin on the royal response to the prime minister's net zero bonfire soon. but first, women's rights activist kelly j. keane is live with me and braun is facing a furious backlash after using a trans model with visible breast surgery scars to advertise a men's razor . surgery scars to advertise a men's razor. the grooming brand follows in the footsteps of costa coffee, which was boycotted for this cartoon ad of a trans man with double mastectomy stars and

>> and how does will's low key new york jaunt compare to harry's chaotic car chase there earlier thisyal author angela levin joins me live with all of the latest royal news. sean lee. but next, grooming brand brought in sparks uproar by advertising its razors using a trans man baring breast removal scars. so not only have they potentially breached, strict advertising rules are they gambling their entire brand at the altar of woke just like bud light were leading women's rights advocates? kelly j. keane joins me live with her unfiltered take on that and much more. she's live monday to thursdays from six till 930 . till 930. >> angela levin on the royal response to the prime minister's net zero bonfire soon. but first, women's rights activist kelly j. keane is live with me and braun is facing a furious backlash after using a trans model with visible breast surgery scars to advertise a men's razor . surgery scars to advertise a men's razor. the grooming brand follows in the footsteps of costa coffee, which was boycotted for this cartoon ad of a trans man with double mastectomy stars and

. >> harris: kennedy is not wrong, celebrate them for what they do right and when they are there and there are a lot of fatherless kids in lowthat and celebrate single parents and say, make it a unit, if you can and celebrate when it upon has. >> gerri: one thing quickly, i think you are seeing audience for big hollywood movies shrink and it is in part because there is not a man with bulgy muscles and where are women i expect to see, it is foreign to a lot of americans. hollywood, take a lesson there. >> kayleigh: do both, i love wonderwoman and my daughter has a female super hero to look up to, why do it at the expense of men. hollywood, it is a zero sum game. more "outnumbered"s in just a moment. in just a moment. veteran homeowners, credit card debt piling up? great news. you can use your va benefit to pay off your high rate credit card debt with a lower rate va home loan from newday. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. so pay off your high rate debt with a lower rate newday home loan, and you can save $500 or more every month. t

low. what is he trying to do? he is trying to appease the base. in doing this he is hurting average american families in tennessee. >> harris: the numbers you gave wouldif those were the actual costs. those pile on top of those bills every month for the american people across the country. that's frightening. it is not even cold out yet in most places in our country. senator, i know you are facing a new democratic challenger for 2024. gloria johnson has announced her play for your seat. she made headlines at part of the tennessee three. two of those democratic state representatives were reprimanded. johnson is making gun control the biggest part of her campaign. what is your take? >> my take is that i'm going to run on the record i have had representing people in tennessee and addressing the problems they're concerned about. the wide open border. making certain that we are doing things to get inflation down. that we are dealing with crime. and know there are three running against me. they are all leftist socialists. they have would make joe biden and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer look like moderates. and i know that they have supported abortion up to

thousands of low information voters to the rolls each year and automatically send hundreds of thousands of mail in ballots out into the counties each year. now this is the covid strategy and kamala harris knows it. >> today, they have announced that when you renew or ply for your drivers license or state i.d. our automatically registered to vote. [applause] >> that we let everybody know. >> kaylin is cohost of outnumbered and former white house press secretary. do you see problems with this new system? >> i see a huge glaring problem. you know the left you just had president biden come out celebrating this yay we are franchising voters and one problem, jesse. pennsylvania is a state where illegal immigrants can get drivers licenses so what is stopping an illegal immigrant from checking the box yes, i registered to vote? >> it's the honor system. >> the honor system. we have already see them try to enfranchise illegal voters in new york but why now? one day ago the "new york times" reported dave mccormick going to announce his senate run. he's the guy who almost bead oz wouldn't be john fetterman he announces he's going to run then this happens. i spoke to the rnc. republicans are outre

president harris have, which is a tremendous record of accomplishment investing in community mental health, signing into law the strongest gun safety bill in 30 years. and reducing unemployment to record lows. >> senator before you go, you are the chair of the ethics committee. we have not heard you on the record yet about whether you think senator menendez to resign given fraud allegations and indictment. do you believe he should resign? >> as chairman of the ethics committee i cannot comment on any malter that is or may be before the committee. >> appreciate you coming on. thank you, senator chris coons. >> thank you, poppy. >>> phil? >>> chris christie and mike pence join us ahead to talk about last night's debate and their attacks on donald trump. who wasn't even on the stage. >>> police in baltimore krarresd a convicted felon who murdered a tech ceo. >> the definition of daddy's little girl. she turned from being daddy's little girl into being a girl boss. >>> new development. suspect in murder of a 26-year-old tech ceo in baltimore now is in police custody. pava la apere found dead. the concerns i think palpable from law enforcement. what do we know about the suspect? >> they were. t

harry and charles, a snub . can you and charles, a snub. can you tell us what that story is about, please? wraith. yes >> well, the highs and lowsersary of her late majesty's death with the king and queen at balmoral . this and queen at balmoral. this would have been a great occasion , actually, for some sort of initial steps towards perhaps a reconciliation or a thawing, because as the prince and princess of wales were in wales for their own anniversary commemorations. and so harry could have had a chance to spend this time alone, he decided against it, saying that his itinerary wouldn't allow him to spend time in balmoral, even though he was in the uk. spend time in balmoral, even though he was in the uk . this though he was in the uk. this from a man who we know from his tax returns. works for one hour a week for his archewell foundation . he lives of foundation. he lives a life of idleness on permanent holiday, and his trips to the uk and yet his trips to the uk always seem very rushed. flying in and flying as soon as he in and flying out as soon as he can. surely could have can. he surely could have adjusted schedule to adj

vice president kamala harris said when they announced this last week it can also be a big issue for wealth building and medical debt can often affect more often people of color, lowions. >> sometimes you hear good debt bad debt but the way you spelled it out this isn't considered good debt. this is not considered an asset you are paying on like say your mortgage. what other actions have been taken to help people out when their medical debt is so high before now? >> well, medical debt is often generally considered not a good predictor of future ability to pay bills. it is also something people don't have as much control over. if you get sick or get into an accident you have to go to a hospital or doctor and you don't have as much control over it. even the head of the consumer financial protection bureau said the bills can often be error ridden. i am sure many of us have spent, i just did recently, a lot of time on the phone to either hospitals, doctors, or insurance companies trying to work out errors in their bills. >> takes forever. >> a lot of the times you don't owe the money. sometimes you just pay to get rid of the headache and sometimes you can't afford to

harris: he had a lot to say. "the new york times" with this headline as democratic jitters grow, biden campaign tries to showcase his vigor. the times says with lowatings and shaky public performances that's kind. the president and his team are planning an ad blitz. it's not his age, it's acuity and how he is doing. the president is bucking tradition with a massive $25 million ad buy much earlier than recent predecessors. the two you see there and all the detail. power panel. gianno caldwell and marie harf fox news contributor and state department spokesperson under president obama. gianiny -- a call from the left. >> here is the thing. i have to be honest. i know if marie would admit this as well. i don't think this is simply about his age or acuity. i think democrats will run a blond, dumb donkey if they thought they could win. the idea in the democratic and mainstream media that biden is corrupt. this is the very polite way to push him out of the picture without actually having all of these allegations of bribery, allegations of alleged dealings with his son and china and all these other countries, money from oligarchs, emails, text messages.

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talked about joe biden being as low as jimmn aboi carter, 39%.on >> it's not a place you want to be if you're running for reelection. you know, we're comingris is to harris'. she's a 32%. that is thee lowestpresiden anye president in history. she was supposed to be plan b, i'm not sure she's even plan z at this point, becauseha she han an articulation problem. she has an authenticity problesm . she failed at the u.s. southern border. and we talked about joe biden not being likabld kamala e. y kamala harris is profoundly not likable. so they're skipping right overt- her. >> and to your point, gavin plwsom probably is the plan b, so so are you convinced thisre c is going to happen? >> it's trending in that direction, but democrats tend to be veryd demond loyal, right? they stick together. and until gavin newsom is givena the go ahead, i'm not sure that. >> well, but again, what doet ds the bumper sticker look like, make america california, because i'm pretty sure we don't want that either. high taxes, high homelessness, and obviousl y a stink about whyin the my hair doesn't blow in a wind. >> no. okay.. >> your hair doesn't blow on me. mayor gavin newsom,

low profile, apparently, and lived for some years next door to a police officer. so the head here on the i'll just say i really put murdock steps down. this is harris box and use corporation. end of an air for the controversial medium uncle kind of sports the father to do it. so the sheriff, the full fuck me up with the holloway hanging onto a loss gust of the summary, whether across the east and positive here for the west. lot so cloud and the rain tumbling for very active weather system is cold front, making its way from west to a spring, some pink bust of rain and across western parts of europe. sinking a little further south with an east west. that'll be so it's not ever the highest ground all the outs, but that was the weather. getting right across into wall street. i checked with public pushing up to the boat, as they said to scandinavia. as well ahead of that, as you can say, some wolves around some pleasant sunshine, it's 30 full set in place that for bell grade that went to where they will continue to drive its way further research. as we go on through sas, they slide the clear weather coming back in behind. we can see the next while the s

harry, busy boy. if you had to give your perfect dance rehearsal a title, what would it be? % a little bit like my life. >> oh. >> i like that. set the bar low. adrian peterson. [ applause ] yeah. hey, i saw your moves on the football field. unstoppable on the football field. are you gonna bring any of those football moves to the ballroom? >> i might. >> what you got? in and out? oh, oh! [ applause ] don't give too much. don't give away too much. looking forward to watching you dance. carrie ann, we just saw that in and out move. you didn't give away too much. how many points for that move? >> for that move? truth? we're gonna work on that. that was about a 6, 7. i know there's more in there. there's more in there. you ask me to judge. it comes out. [ laughter ] but the smile was a 10! >> ah. okay. [ applause ] >> last but certainly not least mira. mira, so happy to see you here. >> thank you. happy to be here. >> you starred in seriously one of my favorite movies ever with your best friend in real life as well, lisa kudrow. what do you imagine she might say about this decision that you've made? >> that i was very brave. [ laughter ] >> we s

low mark, two. >> okay. but he is , of course, >> okay. but he is, of course, trying to clear his reputation and then finally, what about harry and meghan? i only give them one each because they have a country they've abandoned their family and they've abandoned their response abilities. paul barrett, welcome i >> uncancelled thank you so much, paul. we'll speak very soon, but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass and my superstar panel return. christine hamilton, who's your nominee ? nominee? >> well, for the second time this week, i'm going to nominate adam brooks for his brilliant performance in the boxing ring on sunday. he is our king of the ring. >> adam, we have asked you about this, but of course, you were greatest britain earlier in the week. knocked out that week. you knocked out that terrified bloke the terrified looking bloke in the first honestly me? first round. honestly me? >> to my >> yeah, yeah. i stuck to my game and i got lucky . >> yeah, yeah. i stuck to my game and i got lucky. he game plan and i got lucky. he showed me his chin and i hit it. so i'm just pleased i managed to raise up to

low? well it suggests that they finally see reason finally, after all this time , finally, after all this time, they're going to ostracise and forget harry any of the media, a lot of the media coverage of their trip to dusseldorf because as i predicted last week , they've predicted last week, they've used the whole invictus games to promote themselves. >> none of the coverage actually was seeing a race by these veterans. >> well, apart from on this show , tom, i've got to be honest with you. >> the coverage has been 40 in absolutely fawning. >> the we're the only people who criticise them. >> well , criticise them. >> well, nothing. what's changed is bizarre . depher. is bizarre. depher. >> i can't i tried to find out myself. >> why nobody's actually criticising the sussexes for using the veterans to launch themselves . and we started last themselves. and we started last week with saying how appalling it was that she was using the family there and ignoring her own family . and the only own family. and the only yesterday her father, thomas, was very ill , says, yesterday her father, thomas, was very ill, says, you yesterday her father, th

low? well it suggests that they finally see reason finally, after all this time , finally, after all this time, they're going to ostracise and forget harry any of the media, a lot of the media coverage of their trip to dusseldorf because as i predicted last week , they've predicted last week, they've used the whole invictus games to promote themselves. >> none of the coverage actually was seeing a race by these veterans. >> well, apart from on this show , tom, i've got to be honest with you. >> the coverage has been 40 in absolutely fawning. >> the we're the only people who criticise them. >> well , criticise them. >> well, nothing. what's changed is bizarre . depher. is bizarre. depher. >> i can't i tried to find out myself. >> why nobody's actually criticising the sussexes for using the veterans to launch themselves . and we started last themselves. and we started last week with saying how appalling it was that she was using the family there and ignoring her own family . and the only own family. and the only yesterday her father, thomas, was very ill , says, yesterday her father, thomas, was very ill, says, you yesterday her father, th

low mark, two. >> okay. but he is , of course, >> okay. but he is, of course, trying to clear his reputation and then finally, what about harry and meghan? i only give them one each because they have a country they've abandoned their family and they've abandoned their response abilities. paul barrett, welcome i >> uncancelled thank you so much, paul. we'll speak very soon, but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass and my superstar panel return. christine hamilton, who's your nominee ? nominee? >> well, for the second time this week, i'm going to nominate adam brooks for his brilliant performance in the boxing ring on sunday. he is our king of the ring. >> adam, we have asked you about this, but of course, you were greatest britain earlier in the week. knocked out that week. you knocked out that terrified bloke the terrified looking bloke in the first honestly me? first round. honestly me? >> to my >> yeah, yeah. i stuck to my game and i got lucky . >> yeah, yeah. i stuck to my game and i got lucky. he game plan and i got lucky. he showed me his chin and i hit it. so i'm just pleased i managed to raise up to

harris was complaining. >> tax cuts? >> what do you want, tax cuts? >> what do you want, tax cuts? >> of course i do. you >> well, of course i do. you know, we're lowthe shackles off. we to get the shackles off. we need. we've terrible 2 or need. we've had a terrible 2 or 3 years since i've been elected. we've the covid situation. we've had the covid situation. we've had the covid situation. we've had the war ukraine. we've had the war in ukraine. i think now we're beginning to see, get the see, you know, let rishi get the shackles off, him do what he shackles off, let him do what he wants let's get you know, wants to do. let's get you know, get get the mine get these get the coal mine open. that be a great, open. that will be a great, great for me. the net zero great plus for me. the net zero stuff is absolutely brilliant. get the small boats sorted out, reduce debt, inflation reduce the debt, get inflation down. does all that, then down. if he does all that, then next year country's got next year the country's got a real to make. is it real choice to make. is it labour? it will reverse all this stuff to carry on stuff or is it rishi to carry on w

harris was complaining. >> tax cuts? >> what do you want, tax cuts? >> what do you want, tax cuts? >> of course i do. you >> well, of course i do. you know, we're lowthe shackles off. we to get the shackles off. we need. we've terrible 2 or need. we've had a terrible 2 or 3 years since i've been elected. we've the covid situation. we've had the covid situation. we've had the covid situation. we've had the war ukraine. we've had the war in ukraine. i think now we're beginning to see, get the see, you know, let rishi get the shackles off, him do what he shackles off, let him do what he wants let's get you know, wants to do. let's get you know, get get the mine get these get the coal mine open. will be a great, open. that will be a great, great for me. the net zero great plus for me. the net zero stuff is absolutely brilliant. get the small boats sorted out, reduce debt, inflation reduce the debt, get inflation down. does all that, then down. if he does all that, then next year country's got next year the country's got a real to make. is it real choice to make. is it labour? it will reverse all this stuff to carry on stuff or is it rishi to carry on w

low for the record. aircraft mc donald the chair. tenearby holance glory ber, brown, brown, tiffany carteder nicole country happen. latisha irving. rico hamilton. >> landa harris. upon frederick martin. doctor taylor and star williams. i want it thank the entire team at the human right's commission under leadership of director doctor sheryl dave us. brittney, zack machineual. jewel stewart. doctor [inaudible] and amillia martinez and coast. [applause] i want to thank all of them for consistent commitment to the work the past couple of years the pluthera of meetings and all of the w on bring community together from working through death threat and race simple and understanding the important work. each you have all demonstrated approximation for our community and i want to thank you for take the time to research. plan. learn and come up with solutions this truly address inequity. i want to commends you for accomplishing more in 3 years than many attempts throughout history. >> and thifrng my team natalie, tracie, lindsey and percy birch. today we stand together with our allis to stay these recommendations are just a first step toward true reckoning. reparations