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why healey miller africa. let's as use it to welcome be sure, what's the speech our children that the, the child a community so that we can promote a multi swahili look on j. thank you so ok, so maria, somebody's in the in addition to everything, as those just said, i think another thing we need to do is also change online. so it's on watch. we su would be a quote unquote commercial, because i think that's when the world, if you give the world permission to show you that you're not cortical commercial, the world do show you that. if we are adamant to make contents, to create books to, to present our stories in the language that preserves who we are as a people, the world who make room for that, we just need to do it for us. so all of us have the collective responsibility to promote that language. is that still the most religious to us? and also we have the we, we, the world who make room for that. if we do it, i like that. i think that's a great place to wrap this debate. we started with the simple question, h

you know, john healey, i mean, john healey, very impressive performance , very, impressive performancery, very clear about what the problem was about the lack of preparedness. why can't they be straight with us? >> well, clearly, overnight somebody from the mod briefed that they knew that it was more likely than not that it was china. they were the malign actor . and then china. they were the malign actor. and then in the morning, the government got worried that that would be done on the basis they don't have the full facts. so it the truth is, it's almost certainly china , after all, certainly china, after all, china. i think the fbi described china. i think the fbi described china as having the biggest cyber warfare unit in the world, dwarfing everybody else's, including their own. they are malign . they have a purpose in malign. they have a purpose in life, which is to destroy democracy. human rights and freedom. they are against democracy completely. and they've made it clear from the beginning their purpose in life is to destroy those elements and return the to world autocracy. th

mr healey, thank you very much for talking to us. 0h, mr healey, thank you very much for talking to usbe less safe under keir starmer. is he right? safe under keir starmer. is he riuht? ., safe under keir starmer. is he right? 140. why not? safe under keir starmer. is he right?- why not?— safe under keir starmer. is he right?- why not? right? no. why not? first of all... first of all — right? no. why not? first of all... first of all we _ right? no. why not? first of all... first of all we have _ right? no. why not? first of all... first of all we have seen _ right? no. why not? first of all... first of all we have seen 14 - right? no. why not? first of all... first of all we have seen 14 years. first of all we have seen 14 years of our armed forces being hollowed out and underfunded as ben wallace admitted in the house of commons. second, labourwill admitted in the house of commons. second, labour will always spend what is required to defend the country. keir starmer served in government as i have, we both know that the first duty of any government is to keep citizens safe and defend

now, john healey, does you see that ? it's they take you see that?they take great pride in what the what the army, navy and air force can do and just go back to the record of the last labour government, i think afghanistan and iraq were mistakes. but traditionally, and you go through history and you you'll know it as a student of this, there are military in the armed forces traditionally do better in spending under labour than they do under the conservatives. you must be very frustrated. >> kevin maguire, as an old leftie, you've got you've basically got a social democrat conservative party, a social democrat labour party. we haven't got much choice really, haven't got much choice really, have we? >> no, i mean, look, i am on some things. you're quite right. but, but, but there are , there but, but, but there are, there are other very important differences between starmer and sunak, labour and the conservatives. well, there is i know you disagree, but i think there's much to vote for. i look forward to hearing it. >> daniel kawczynski loyal to the pr

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. >> reporter: after stewart health health care declared bankruptcy earlier today, maura healey insistedospitals one by the company in the state will remain open. >> reporter: patients should keep your appointments, continue to seek care when you need it at these facilities. >> reporter: despite those assurances, the early morning filing listing debts of at least $550 million left frontline workers like audra sprague reeling. how does this leave you feeling? >> angry. this one company is going to come in and just destroy it and walk away? and probably have no repercussions for it. >> reporter: beginning in 2010, wrapping up with eight states from private equity investors. in recent years the company has struggled, shuddering hospitals and leaving an extensive trail of unpaid bills that led to shortages of life-saving medical supplies. last year at the steward hospital in boston, a 39-year-old woman died after giving birth to her daughter. weeks before, a device that potentially might've saved her life was repossessed by a bender stewart had not paid. >> they bought these hospitals in the

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. >> john healey. >> john healey. >> thank you, mr deputy speaker. >> thank you, mr deputy speaker. > security breach , and the house will breach, and the house will accept and note the defence secretary's apology to armed forces personnel . so we welcome forces personnel. so we welcome the defence secretary's statement this afternoon and his multi—point plan and thank him for early sight of it. there will indeed be serious concern in the mod that news of this big data breach was splashed across the media before the defence secretary could set out the facts to parliament. and my overriding concern is for the safety of serving personnel and veterans affected . worried about veterans affected. worried about the risk to them and their families. hearing first about the data being hacked from the media and not from the mod , our media and not from the mod, our military put their own security at risk when they serve on the front line, and the very last thing they should have to worry aboutis thing they should have to worry about is their data security. back home. any such hostile action aga

. >> trey: marc come i've seenm more enthusiasm and ransom notes in governor healey's commentsr aboutg for trump.u is my question to you, it doesn't matter how enthusiastic she is?l ucwill reluctant g.o.p. voters including herself come home, do you think? or stay home? >> donald trump has to bring them home and it's on him to doa that. i'm glad she gave thatt endorsement.leav but he can't leave -- one thing i agree with david and what he said, the race will get tighter. donald trump can't afford to leave any votes on the tableso particularly g.o.p. votes. he has to reach out to nikki haley voters appear they are the swing voters t for 2024 election and will decide it oney or the other. but the reality is what david was saying before, the polls show 55% of americans think donald trump's presidency was a success, whichonal is a reverse three years agh wao when 25% it a failure. 61% of americans think joe joe biden's presidency is a failure. on thesubs substance, they thinn biden was a failure and trump was a success.cces when it goes out and says -- it wasn't great under me, weren't you

did he just accuse an entire culture of swimming into americo healey, orth are there other -- illegally, or are there otherno reasons?d >> that was a very loadedr] question, first of all.na [laughter] and tod answer all of yourof questions, yes.sw [laughter] enter that's allerll you got. >> i lo it. so you'r'se not going to be ino season one of -- the only by reo think he's forced to resign mid press conference. >> really does he have to resign those barrel things that the governor put in the rio grande the has to do like to apologize. jimmy: you since a bit of a double standard requiring talent a little bit. >> abby you said multiple locations that all micros should go back to where they came from. [laughter] [laughter] jimmy: that makes this money. abby: i never said that. jimmy: use of the green room this thing is we do have a shortage of public lifeguards are you willing to volunteer your services before u.s. should morning the 20 pressure self-esteem because you are we just getting to get hit on the cross. abby: also i probably would sink because i'm not by just swimming leslie wou

, john, john healey .d so he's been talking to squaddies as well. obviously there's a lot of squaddies here, however, the squaddies here, however, the squaddies that i've been speaking to as well, just weren't even voting, didn't even know about it. >> rafe fascinating snapshot. thank you for bringing that to us. ray addison there in aldershot. >> yes, that apathy people just not bothering not bothering to get out. >> i mean, it's always been like that in local elections hasn't it. >> yeah. yes it has. >> but it might be a lower turnout in the general perhaps. lots of people. i was fascinated actually , by the pollster saying actually, by the pollster saying that in 1997, when that big labour landslide that he, that a million tory voters stayed at home for that. i didn't know that before. yeah >> well, i mean, judging by my local polling station, not many people were interested. i don't by post, do you? yeah. i organised you're not going to tell me off now. you know elderly or vulnerable. >> no, but i just

massachusetts governor maura healey delivered a keynote address at the summit earlier this morning. san francisco's top five candidates for mayor will debate the city's issues on monday, but it will happen on two separate stages. yesterday, mayor london breed pulled out of the debate planned by the political advocacy group together sf action. she cited concerns that the deep pocketed group is too closely connected to her opponent, mark farrell. breed claims his campaign has unduly influenced the debate and described it as a one that is tainted beyond repair. mayor breed will now be holding a separate, moderated conversation on the same day and time with another mayoral opponent, longtime supervisor aaron peskin. the original debate will still include three of breed's reelection challengers mark farrell and daniel laurie, who are both pulling very close behind. breed supervisor aisha safai is also set to debate, well, new at six california homeowners using liberty mutual. may prepare for some major rate increases. state regulators they have approved a more than 10% jump for residents

be on the ballot paper at the general election , i paper at the general election, i thought john healey despatch box the other day. there isn't a lot between them, is there really? >> no, i don't think there is. and both have said 2.5, but but with a different message at the end of it, the 2.5% or 2% or 3% or whatever you come to is actually strategically illiterate. it's what you buy for your buck. and the reality is that we have between 3 and 6 times as much combat power as russia in terms of afvs, tanks, fighter aircraft , artillery fighter aircraft, artillery pieces. and you'll never open a second front if you're strategically not strategically literate from a russian sense. so the notion that we will be at war or in a pre—war period, you always need to define what that really should mean. my own view is that we're actually in a long peace period , and we can peace period, and we can preserve that by continued deterrence . indeed, it's really deterrence. indeed, it's really montgomery from the early 50s, as diesel saying that the test match is indefinitely postponed due to the deter

and john healey clearly putting him under enormous pressure there in the house of commons.er hand with the defence debate, whoever would have believed it. but that was better than defence minister james cartlidge, who extraordinarily said in the commons earlier the truth about the position in relation to d—day is we will have two a400ms. that's the aeroplanes available for june the fifth and 181 parachuters will be dropped . 181 parachuters will be dropped. the number is there because that was the number of paratroopers who landed on d—day and took the pegasus bridge . mercifully mark pegasus bridge. mercifully mark francois got up to explain that in fact, the pegasus bridge was taken by the ox and bucks light infantry, who'd gone in by guden infantry, who'd gone in by glider. this, folks, is the calibre of ministers we have today in the house of commons. well, let's try and find out what the truth of all this is, what the truth of all this is, what the truth of all this is, what the plans really were and how what the situation is. i'm joined by paul biddiss, retired para a

right now, maura healey is spending $64 a day just to feed the immigrants pouring in.ave been removed. a lot of nursing homes have these families, now. it's impacting our children in school. they don't speak english. there is no way that you can learn if half of your classroom doesn't speak a word of english. this is impacting them as we spend billions -- i live in cape cod. we have two bridges that need to be repaired asap. the money that they are spending on these illegals could go towards our infrastructure. as far as a health care concern, we have stewards. they own kearny hospitals, good samaritan. they will all be bankrupt. where are these people coming in here illegally going to find health care? my granddaughter is a nurse at the boston medical center and she said that they are coming in, they are not paying. the people that live here are not getting the care that they need. this is an important issue to me , as well as the economy. here on the cape, the people are standing in line and get is a great ice to live and it is, but a lot of people are on assistance

now they had been laying the groundwork they'd sent john healey mp. some of the service personnel here as well. and they've got concerns about the quality of the accommodation for some of the squaddies . and that some of the squaddies. and that will definitely have helped potentially get them some more votes. that was covered by the local papers. concern of councillors here as well, blaming reform , saying that they blaming reform, saying that they lost votes to them. i had a look through the added up some of the numbers, if reform hadn't been on the ticket and those votes had gone to the tories, the conservatives would have had two more councillors and they would have retained control of this council turn out not to huge , council turn out not to huge, around 34, so perhaps a little bit of apathy there among the voters. so i'm not sure how much we can extrapolate from this result to the upcoming general election. whenever, whenever that might be. but labour, really keen to push this as a truly historic win for them. they say it's proof that the party

we know as well that they sent john healey mp, shadow defence secretary, here several days ago. come and talk to some of the soldiers, armed forces personnel about their considerations and concerns, as well , seems considerations and concerns, as well, seems to be a view that when it comes to the general election , labour will have a bit election, labour will have a bit more of a difficult time because there'll be a stronger turnout. and people telling me that all those soldiers that traditionally we could see vote tory will come out and support rishi sunak again. but obviously time will tell. >> okay. thank you. ray addison live from aldershot. now joining me in the studios , gb news me in the studios, gb news political correspondent katherine forster. and i'm also joined by the founder of electoral calculus, the excellent martin baxter. thank you both for joining excellent martin baxter. thank you both forjoining us. let's start with you , catherine. start with you, catherine. apathy appears to be the enemy. i looked at the turnout for these elections over the last five years.

i am confident, both in, keir and in in particular in john healey as shadow defence minister, at theur manifesto in relation to the 2.5 and as some people have said, maybe it should even be higher because we probably need to do that because the numbers in the military over the numbers in the military over the last 14 years have gone down considerably . and that's that's considerably. and that's that's not a good thing for the conservative party to have undertaken . undertaken. >> i mean, it's a great undertaking, isn't it? there's a lot of work to do. just six weeks to put meat on the bone, as you say, to get that manifesto out, and also to hand—pick those candidates which still haven't been selected in a number of seats. is there time to do all of that? is labour party actually ready? >> yes. we've done this before in when there have been snap elections and this one, this elections and this one, this election is not really a snap election. it'sjust election is not really a snap election. it's just a bit earlier than some people thought. many of us actually thought. many of us actual