the states kind of take the place of our house of lords in the senate chamber. the british using the green color government and colonies would use it. the american government. the red would kind of be much more that house of lords kind of color. you see red in the early senate in philadelphia. definitely has that kind of look to it that seems a bit on the higher end. the interesting thing about the senate is the are created with more power. the power is a tie to the president in the house of representatives, and they don't have treaties in the united states are with the advice and consent of the senate, approved by the advice and consent of the senate. the senate has to approve the treaties, the house does not the senate does. so there is one power. also and time the president makes an appointment in his cabinet and ambassador, supreme court, of course. those folks would have to come in front of the senate and be approved by the senate or rejected. here in philadelphia, we have our very first treaty approved by the senate which is the jay treaty and that led to t

that warning came in the house of lords, where peers said people wanted government action now insteadish next year. it's illegal to use privately—owned scooters on public roads, cycle lanes, and pavements. my lords, this government claims to represent the party of law and order, certainly it often talks about crackdowns. but when it comes to e—scooters, it has allowed, even encouraged de facto legalisation without the necessary legislation to protect riders in the public. this has caused the situation to escalate out of control in a wild west of lawlessness, where riders are terrorising pedestrians, especially those with disabilities and visual impairment. the government has also failed to regulate the sale and use of private ones, which probably number hundreds of thousands. why is this government refusing to act on e—scooters and keep people safe? in terms of the concerns that the noble lady expresses, i completely agree with her, and that is why the trials have been rolled out of the country. at the end of that, the trials will be marked next year. and in terms of what those trials

our roots as a nation go back to when we were british of course, the british have a parliament with two houses an upper house, the house of lord's, the lower house, the house of commons and there's definitely parallels with our congress today, the house of representatives is very similarly set up to the house of commons and then the senate would, therefore, be left to be based on the house of lord's but obviously we're not going to have dukes and earls and noble titles like that, but we have states and every state is equal in the senate so the states kind of take the place of our house of lord's and the senate chamber. so the british, you know, often using that green color in government, the colonies would use it and then into the american government, but the red would kind of be much more that house of lord's kind of color so you're going to see red in that early senate here in philadelphia and definitely has that kind of look to it that seems a bit on the higher end, but the interesting thing about the senate is they are create wd a bit more power, the power is a tie to the president that the house of representatives did you s

the house of lords has a new member after the by election that never was. hose left in their party group choose a successor. but the death of labour's lord rea left only three hereditary peers in the electorate to choose his replacement. the clerk of the parliaments updated the house of lords what happened next. only one candidate submitted a candidacy form. there was therefore no requirement for a ballot to take place and accordingly, i have certified that viscount stansgate was the successful candidate. and notice detailing the results is in the printed paper office and online. and if that name sounds familiar it's because viscount stansgate is the eldest son of the late labour minister tony benn. you may remember tony benn secured a change in the law to renounce his peerage when his own father died so he could continue as an mp. stephen benn reclaimed the peerage after tony benn�*s death and as viscount stansgate will now take his seat in the lords. finally, how to win friends and influence people. social media influencers produce blogs, photos and videos

questions were asked inevitably in the house of lords. dismissed as fantasists. but now the us the director of national intelligence, who oversees 17 intelligence agencies, has published a report saying the data ufos is inconclusive. the report offers several possible explanations and does not rule out these could be military aircraft with very advanced capabilities or even extraterrestrial phenomena. either way, can my noble friend the minister reassure members of the public that the ministry of defence takes reports of unidentified objects in our airspace very seriously and will she consider publishing a detailed assessment of the data we hold? what i would say to my noble friend is the mod deals with actual threats substantiated by evidence and the government continues to take any potential threat to the uk seriously, the integrated view of the defence my command paper set out in march set up the assessment of threats we face and how we will meet them. my lords, unidentified does not mean suspicious. - and does my noble friend the mini

there used to be a great deal of doffing when a new peer was introduced to the house of lords. uick rundown — what makes a good doff? and then we're going to have a go. take the end of the hat with your right hand and a good forward projection of the hat. we have to finish off by having a go, then. now, i understand that as a lady, i only have to nod, so i've got the easyjob. so, here we go. well, shall i give us a command of three, mark? 0k, ready when you are. one, two, three... now, you don't get that on netflix, do you? that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching and goodbye. hello. heavy showers and thunderstorms are still in the forecast this afternoon across parts of central, southern and south—east england. a few of them could for their way up into parts of east anglia, midlands, leave east wales and south—west england but by and large further north—west you are the comic it is mainly dry. particularly in scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. highest temperatures heave a little bit cooler than some eastern coast with a cooler piece of the scenes

there used to be a great deal of doffing when a new peer was introduced to the house of lords. a quick rundown — what makes a good doff? and then we're going to have a go. take the end of the hat with your right hand and a good forward projection of the hat. we have to finish off by having a go, then. now, i understand that as a lady, i only have to nod, so i've got the easyjob. so, here we go. well, shall i give us a command of three, mark? 0k, ready when you are. one, two, three... now, you don't get that on netflix, do you? that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching and goodbye. the heatwave is coming to an end. it may not feel like it right away because it's been so hot for so long. and in northern ireland on thursday, we beat the all—time high record once again, 31.4 celsius, that's three times in the space of a week that northern ireland has beaten its all—time high temperature record. and the amber warning from the met office of extreme heat is still in force for friday, that's because the temperatures will remain high during the night and during the daytime.

there used to be a great deal of doffing when a new peer was introduced to the house of lords. ve us a quick rundown — what makes a good doff? and then we're going to have a go. take the end of the hat with your right hand and a good forward projection of the hat. we have to finish off by having a go, then. now, i understand that as a lady, i only have to nod, so i've got the easyjob. so, here we go. well, shall i give us a command of three, mark? 0k, ready when you are. one, two, three... now, you don't get that on netflix, do you? that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching and goodbye. good evening. the weather story is on the change, and we've seen signs of that today with some contrasting conditions out there. yes, there were early—morning thunderstorms across southern england, and then those eased to a legacy of cloud for much of the day. further north and west, we've had some beautiful sunshine, and yet again, some warmth — not the extreme warmth, but 25 degrees. that's 77 fahrenheit. it looks likely that we see that north—south divide through the night with c

the head of nhs england, sir simon stevens, has taken his place in the house of lords. e this summer after seven years, having led the service through an extraordinary and tumultuous time. he was introduced as a crossbench or independent peer in the traditional way. i — simon, lord stevens birmingham — do swear by almighty god that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs the head of nhs england, sir simon stevens, has taken his place in the house of lords. lord stevens of birmingham, as he now is, will step down from the role this summer after seven years, having led the service through an extraordinary and tumultuous time. he was introduced as a crossbench or independent peer in the traditional way. i — simon, lord stevens birmingham — do swear by almighty god that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs and successors according to law, so help me god. lord stevens. finally, a ticking off for liz truss, the international trade secretary, for failing to follow the commons conventi

he has to— is going to the house of lords. he has to work— is going to the house of lords.of the chancellor and the prime minister about— chancellor and the prime minister about what is going to be done for a long-term _ about what is going to be done for a long—term plan for social care, which — long—term plan for social care, which the _ long—term plan for social care, which the prime minister promised on the steps _ which the prime minister promised on the steps of— which the prime minister promised on the steps of downing street when he took over— the steps of downing street when he took over that he had a plan in place. — took over that he had a plan in place. we _ took over that he had a plan in place, we are still waiting for it. so, place, we are still waiting for it. so. sajid — place, we are still waiting for it. so, sajidjavid place, we are still waiting for it. so, sajid javid has that in his entry— so, sajid javid has that in his entry as _ so, sajid javid has that in his entry as well. he has a lot to do and i_ entry as well. he has a lot to do and i don't — e

however, on her elevation to the house of lords in 2020, she turns her political roots. i'm buying this who of while ho and rough and in the came to of alex interviews her i size the house of lords k toy who 50 years a labor m. p for a vauxhall, half the and all. and i, when last because you grew up in the and the problem, so that's your, your home, your home grown. yes, i was born and bred there and i went school and i went to college qualified to see teacher.

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there used to be a great deal of doffing when a new peer was introduced to the house of lords. . give us a quick rundown — what makes a good doff? and then we're going to have a go. take the end of the hat with your right hand and a good forward projection of the hat. we have to finish off by having a go, then. now, i understand that as a lady, i only have to nod, so i've got the easyjob. so, here we go. well, shall i give us a command of three, mark? 0k, ready when you are. one, two, three... now, you don't get that on netflix, do you? that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching and goodbye. hello. after another fairly warm and mostly dry day on friday, things are now changing with the weather. we've got some heavy showers and some thunderstorms moving their way in from the south—west and through the course of the weekend, it's going to turn cooler and fresher with some downpours for some places, particularly towards the south. that's down to the fact that this area of low pressure is pushing its way in, and that's going to generate some really heavy downpours at ti

however, on her elevation to the house of lords in 2020, she turns her political routes. i'm buying a suite of low ho and rough and in the county of alex introduced her. i assigned the house of lords k toy, 50 years, i labor m. p for a vauxhall, half and all an island loss because you grew up in the and the problem. so that's your, your home or your home grown? yes, i was born and bred there and i went school and i went to college, qualified to be teacher, then decided that i wanted to go to the capital city of my country, which was london came along, who took an economics degree don't know very much, but i don't like to have them basically stayed in london more than ever since, but i was back and forward quite a lot. so it's always been important to me when i 1st came over with an m p being from northern on. and it was actually pretty difficult because you were sort of treated when you were from a sort of union as background as some kind of, almost pariah within the labor party. and you know, years as a labor m. p of in a huge number of issues. you are known for being out

and under questioning in the house of lords, ministers have a range of answers which essentially said scope are completely undefined roaming across government taking a view of ministerial decisions on the basis of only one factor. and that is... you know, it may well be an improvement on the last one but it couldn't get much worse. so, i think there does need to be consideration if this is the best way of delivering both the oversight and the declaratory intent of protecting the welfare of sentient animals, and there would seem to be a lot of different ways of skinning this cat to use a not particularly welfare—friendly phrase. and we are concerned that in its current form, this committee is not the right way of delivering that. should the scope of the bill be expanded beyond non—human vertebrae? the evidence is particularly strong for octopuses, - where i think it's really very strong indeed. - but i think because you've got substantial evidence right - across the cephalopod mollusc and the decapod crustaceans, i those those are appropriate categories to be using - in the law. do you

the former leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, has taken her seat in the house of lords. i, ruth, baroness davidson of lundin links, do swear by almighty god that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs and successors, according to law, so help me god. lady davidson of lundin links. that was tuesday in parliament. i hope you can find time in your crowded schedule to join me at the same time tomorrow for wednesday in parliament, including prime minister�*s questions. until then, from me, david cornock, and all the team here, bye for now. hello. the heat goes on, and it will do for a couple more days and indeed nights. because of the persistence of the heat, the met office have issued an extreme heat warning. two particular areas have been identified, this one to the south west of england covering parts of the midlands and wales, this one across northern ireland which comes into force on wednesday. it doesn�*t mean that these are the areas exclusively affected by the heat but these are two areas identified as potentially having

now questions have been asked in the house of lords. the crisis that we face as well as the closure of test centres during the covid pandemic last year preventing training of new drivers. the industry is stepping up to the plate by agreeing to pay drivers more. will the government look very carefully at encouraging women drivers to take up lorry driving? and also by adding hgv drivers to the uk skills shortage list as well as try to hold even more training test centres and the reissuing of licenses? if my noble friend doesn't mind, i will focus on the first of those questions, and that is about, well, firstly, i would also welcome any more pay for professional drivers, cos i think they do an outstanding job, but i do recognise what my noble friend says about diversity. it is a very white, male sector, and i think there are huge opportunities for the sector to diversify, and when they come up with plans to do so, for example, the logistics uk, the year of logistics, which i hope we will get under way soon, i will be very happy to support

opposition to covid restrictions from singers in amateur choirs opposition that found its voice in the house of lordst wembley, 40,000 people were singing. the night before, my lords, they covered the roof at wimbledon, and people were cheering to the rafters! that, my lords, is apparently allowed, when indoor choirs, where they can exercise proper social distancing, is not. my lords, this is nonsense. the government should reverse this immediately. well, i am sure the noble lord is aware that the events to which he refers are part of the events research programme, where particular public health measures are taken for those attending. the evidence is clear that, sadly, singing does increase the risk of transmission and hence we have the guidance that we have been given. now, is there anybody out there? the us government has said it has no explanation for dozens of unidentified flying objects seen by military pilots. a report from the pengagon did not rule out the possibility that the objects were extra terrestrial. here, with the ministry of defense having closed its ufo desk, peers demanded reassura

so today in the house of lords, lord frost, the very man who negotiated the northern ireland protocolchanges to that protocol were now needed. for example, he was worried about chilled meats and other issues perhaps not being able to be on sale in northern ireland unless there are new negotiations with the european union. he called for a standstill to these new checks to be introduced. but while the eu say they are willing to make some concessions, for example on the sale of medicines, they will not rewrite the entire protocol. this comes at a time when tensions with brussels are high of another piece of unfinished business, gibraltar, where they say that you proposals for dealing with the post—brexit status of the rock amounts to underlining uk —— undermining uk sovereignty. so as you can see, brexit has a long tail. iain watson at westminster. the labour leader has pressed boris johnson during prime minister's questions over allegations that he was reluctant to call an autumn lockdown as coronavirus was mostly only killing people aged over 80. by the prime minister's former aide dom

that is a bit of a key deadline coming up because they will be far more checks after that. lord ross says he wants action. let's see how he expressed it in the houseern ireland is the biggest issue, meaning that the post—brexit relationship is very bumpy. what issue, meaning that the post-brexit relationship is very bumpy. what are -- what are — relationship is very bumpy. what are -- what are the _ relationship is very bumpy. what are -- what are the eu think? _ relationship is very bumpy. what are -- what are the eu think? not - relationship is very bumpy. what are -- what are the eu think? not a - relationship is very bumpy. what are -- what are the eu think? not a lot. | -- what are the eu think? not a lot. they have — -- what are the eu think? not a lot. they have come _ -- what are the eu think? not a lot. they have come out _ -- what are the eu think? not a lot. they have come out very _ -- what are the eu think? not a lot. they have come out very quickly. i -- what are the eu think? not a lot. l they have come out very quickly. the eu negotiator on these issues saying we will not countenance any renegotiation with the protocol. their argum

this is an amendment i think by the house of lords to extend that to crustaceans, so lobsters, octopusesi _ very nice at all. i do wonder given what i was — very nice at all. i do wonder given what i was saying a minute ago, thousands— what i was saying a minute ago, thousands of people having to isolate — thousands of people having to isolate in the economy, whether extending — isolate in the economy, whether extending rights to mollusks and octopuses is really something the government should be focusing this much _ government should be focusing this much on _ government should be focusing this much on. maybe animal rights activists— much on. maybe animal rights activists want it. | much on. maybe animal rights activists want it.— activists want it. i think they mi . ht. activists want it. i think they might- let's _ activists want it. i think they might. let's look _ activists want it. i think they might. let's look at - activists want it. i think they might. let's look at another| activists want it. i think they - might. let's look at another story in the times, which is borisjohnson

of northern ireland crave. lord dannatt was head of the british army and now a member of the house of lords, he gave us his viewis issue of unresolved decks, _ there is this issue of unresolved decks, and — there is this issue of unresolved decks, and i think the proposal to have _ decks, and i think the proposal to have a _ decks, and i think the proposal to have a statute of limitations, not ideal. _ have a statute of limitations, not ideal. i_ have a statute of limitations, not ideal, i would like the least worst option. _ ideal, i would like the least worst option. but— ideal, i would like the least worst option, but it does provide opportunity for families to know what _ opportunity for families to know what happened and have some degree of closure _ what happened and have some degree of closure about the loss of their loved _ of closure about the loss of their loved ones. and this inquiry process will be _ loved ones. and this inquiry process will be able — loved ones. and this inquiry process will be able to go forward in a much freer_ will be able to go forward in a much freer fashion for people who hav

house of commons. tickets will be on sale from the end ofjuly, for a 90—minute covid secure tour that includes the house of commons and house of lordsse of the pandemic, according to the institute for fiscal studies. largely down to more working from home, calorie intake was up 10% more than usual unto the end of last year, with experts claiming that associated changes in people's lifestyles had exacerbated the challenges of reducing obesity levels. let's take a look at the travel situation now. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a bright start this morning, and we should see a little bit more in the way of sunshine compared to yesterday. perhaps a little bit of mistiness first thing, but that should start to lift to these decent spells of sunshine. we are at risk of maybe one or two showers. towards end of the afternoon many places staying dry and temperatures 22 celsius, so feeling a little bit more warmth in that sunshine. that shower risk will peter out overnight. dry with some clear spells to start with, but we'll see low cloud and potentially some mist and fog coming up from the south through the night, min

i can speak now to lord dannatt, who was head of the british army and is now a member of the house ofll been trying to find a way to bring closure to many of the _ find a way to bring closure to many of the so _ find a way to bring closure to many of the so far— find a way to bring closure to many of the so far unresolved deaths. you have mentioned quite correctly some 3500 people lost their lives during the period of the troubles. i would point _ the period of the troubles. i would point out — the period of the troubles. i would point out that actually 90% of those where _ point out that actually 90% of those where the _ point out that actually 90% of those where the hands of parliamentary and only 10%_ where the hands of parliamentary and only 10% are to do with the military. _ only 10% are to do with the military, most of whom were carrying out their— military, most of whom were carrying out their operations thoroughly legally — out their operations thoroughly legally. but there is this issue of unresolved deaths, and i think the proposal— unresolved deaths, and i think the proposa

let's go to the house of lords because cabinet minister lord frost is speaking about the northern irelandinty and instability —— stability for businesses as we do so so those in the eu should quickly agree a standstill period as it were, including maintaining the operation of force and a freeze of legal actions and processes. this is to ensure there is room to negotiate and provide a general signal of good intent to find ways forward. my lords, the difficulties we have in operating the northern ireland protocol are now the main obstacle to building a relationship with the eu that reflects our strong common interests and values. instead of that relationship, we are seeing one punctuated with legal challenges and characterised by disagreement and mistrust. we do not want that pattern to be set, not least because it does not support stability in northern ireland. we need to work to establish a new balance which both uk and eu can invest in, to provide a platform for peace and prosperity in northern ireland and allow us to set out on a new path and partnership with the eu. we have today in ou

house of representatives. you are now recognized. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. ewliesy: first of all i'd like to thank my lord and savior jesus christ, my family, beautiful wife, shelby. of -- my incredible daughter and my incredible son. my parents, texas, california, poppa looking done on me from heaven. i'd like to thank my family in the 6th district of texas. i will serve you with quiet professionalism. i would like to read to you etheseans four versus 8 through 9. finally brothers and sisters whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable if there is any more excellence and if there is anything praiseworthy dwell on these things. do what you have learned and received and heard from me and seen in me and the god of peace will be with you. i believe america is exceptional. i love my country. it's an honor to serve. i a appreciate the prayers of all -- i would appreciate the prayers of all those in here as i learn my job. i would like to leave you with a moment of silence for your colleague, our friend, and my predecessor, ron wright

house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. you, o lord, have been gracious to us. you have dealt kindly with us according to your steadfast love and abiding faithfulness. we ask you, then, to teach us this day, teach us good sense and equip us with your knowledge so that we would learn to rely on your guidance and walk in your ways. sometimes in our frustration we forget your promises. sometimes when we are distressed because of overwhelming concerns and entrenched in intractable partisan perspectives we lose sight of your mercy which transcends any human judgment. or we fall prey to our own arrogance and self-preservation and ignore your sovereignty. and so we pray that you would give us strength to loose the bonds of lies and falsehood, pride and conceit which seek to undo us. may your justice anders iny which you wield over all the earth disspell the injury inflicted on us or which we exact on others. may the integrity of your word pierce the hearts of the callus and unfeeling even our own. then may the depth of your love humble us tha

of digital financing by terrorists. the house homeland security subcommittee, this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the subcommittee -- good lord, sorry. tone it down so we cannot have my booming voice. the subcommittee on intelligence and counterterrorism will come to order. subcommittee is 90 day on terrorism and digital financing, how technology is changing the threat. without objection pitchers authorized to declare the subcommittee in recess at any point make. good morning, everyone. what you think of witnesses from the department of homeland security for beingng here todayo discuss a topicic that you think is really timely and really interesting, which is a digital financing tools can be exploited by terrorists actors to final support for the activities. over the past several months the abuse of digital finance platforms and technologies has jumped into the public view, as result of the o burst of ransomware attacks that have struck at the heart of day-to-day life in america, on gas pipelines and meat processing plants to schools anr hospitals. last month, i held an event in my district with the secretary of agriculture t

and i'd just like to remind noble lords that, actually, a couple of decades ago, on the clifton hall/ black harry tunnel in salford, the shaft collapsed, a house beds. this is a serious issue we're talking about here. sometimes there are emergency circumstances when permitted development orders are required, but as i said, in the majority of the cases, they are not required and planning permission is sought and given. lady vere. now, the plight of the british hedgehog has been troubling campaigners, who created a petition to call for more protections for the prickly creatures. during a debate on their appeal in westminster hall, mps of all stripes had stories to tell about their love of hedgehogs — with one appearing to catch the heart of a nation. as some of my twitter followers may have seen, we recently welcomed a new tenant to the halfon household. horace the hedgehog moved into our garden earlier this year and he's very much made himself at home. and given these modern times, although we have called him horace, he clearly is a he/him or she/her hedgehog. he's even been brave enough to approach the back door to try and watch netflix throug

concerned, the white house will instead push the deadline. further, for his part, mexico's president lopez over the lord has doubled up on an occupation efforts in the northern part of the country, hoping that more vaccination will lead to a quicker lifting of restrictions since march of last year, cities and towns all along the u. s. southern border had lost an estimated $10000000000.00 a sum that continues to rise. the longer restrictions remain in place along the more than 3100 kilometers of southern border. jason, wells, head of the sunny pseudo chamber of commerce, says the last 16 months with no foreign visitors has been dreadful. in an average year, we have $895000000.00 in sales and tennessee dro. we're calculating from may march of 2020 to march of 2021 though sales to be about 250000000. so you looking at like 74 percent loss in that in then revenue in revenue here, but again, like i said, it's $900.00 family. he's no longer have a job because the economic fallout is not only being felt along the us southern border. the pressure on canada's government to reach an agreement with the us to return travel to normal is mounting. while there is uncertainty over

house of representatives.] senator capito: the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, chab lynn criben. -- chap kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. o lord, our god, as we set our sites on the week ahead, we do so with a certain degree of anticipation and anxiety. there is much to discuss, many concerns to address, and a wide array of perspectives to consider. by your gracious guidance as

house to be in our program with an invocation we are honored to have the distinguished papal nuncio representing the holy see to the united states of america his excellency archbishop kristoff pierre. lord father of human family you created all human beings equal indignity. full forth into our hearts a spiritual fraternal spirit and inspiring us a dream of renewed encounter dialogue. justice and peace move us to create healthier societies and the more dignified world. a world without hunger poverty violence and war but above all may our hearts be open. to all the peoples and nations of the earth may we recognize the goodness and beauty. that you have sown in each of us. and thus fudge bones of unity common projects and share the dreams. amen okay. thank you luke. thank you your excellency. 229 years ago the irish american architect james hoban was selected by then president george, washington. to design and build a new president's house. over the course of the next eight years. hoban led a building team comprised of enslaved free laborers stonemasons from europe to build this president's house 14 years later british torches left the president's house in ruins. hoban returned to lead the

prominent law case against the trucks. lord, now the lawyer of this crowd witness and be there if he's is now working for was murder than 2019. he was shot in front of his house. so people are speculating that this might be connected case. but as, as i said, we don't know for sure yet why we're reporting crime can often be a dangerous game. the other dutch journalist be where it wasn't, of course that among the crime report is there is additional very there is some calling to see is that on different cases and i already have this protection, we assume that the 3 were received. death threats recently is also being additionally protect. we're not quite sure. and of course in general, it's seen as an attack on the profession. right. well, we wish you well, and thank you so much for joining us and outlining michelle kennedy different i think doug newspaper and see how you think you're a man man military regime is estimated to have killed nearly 900 people and detained thousands since seizing power in february, now it seems to be deliberately targeting doctors, nurses with at least 12 reportedly killed in the last 5 months. the world health organization has named

they've seen the lord, whether it's on fox news or whether it's the most conservative commentators. >> so, yes, in some corners of the republican party there has been a shift. housetors caucus held a conference encouraging people to get vaccinated but at the same time they focused on origins of the virus, and tried to blame joe biden and skepticism of the vaccines. i talked to democrats who say too little, too late. it's great that steve scalise finally got vaccinated and some in fox news are moving in the right direction. but are they too late? >> we still don't have answers about many republicans in the house and whether they're vaccinated. 96 won't say. several in the senate won't say. it's a real problem. over at the white house they're looking at the big picture and trying to figure out what do they do about mask mandates and message this to the american people? you ask jen psaki, the press secretary, specifically this week about what's going on inside the white house, and this is that exchange. >> is the administration not mandating vaccines for white house staff? >> no, we have not mandated. >> and do you have a -- can you offer any percentage of employees