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robert, ifi have not expeditious fashion. robert, ifi have got this — expeditious fashion.ave got this wrong, please do | have got this wrong, please do correct me, i apologise for viewers in terms of detail. it appears that a headshot is what was aimed for. do targets, high—level targets such as donald trump wear bullet—proof vests at all? donald trump wear bullet-proof vests at all? . donald trump wear bullet-proof vests atall? . , , , at all? that capability is available. _ at all? that capability is available. it _ at all? that capability is available. it is - at all? that capability is available. it is usually i at all? that capability is - available. it is usually based upon intelligence or information driven based upon a particular event. whether he had one of those on yesterday, i do not know the answer to that. and quite frankly, even if he had won, it wouldn't have really done a whole lot of good based upon where the bullet grazed his right ear. so again, those are assets that are nice to have, many time the people we look after are not interested in wearing them

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a little daunted, ifi am honest. - campaign. keen to get started. a| little daunted, ifi am honest.appy. just happy-— little daunted, ifi am honest. but yes, happy, just happy. some of the newcomers. — yes, happy, just happy. some of the newcomers, including _ yes, happy, just happy. some of the newcomers, including nigel- yes, happy, just happy. some of the newcomers, including nigel farage i newcomers, including nigel farage and his four reform uk colleagues are still making their way here. parliament officially returns tomorrow, when will mps formally choose the speaker to referee their debates. david cornick, bbc news. westminster. we can now speak to hywel griffith in cardiff where sir keir starmer is completing his tour of the uk nations today. what is the agenda for discussions with vaughan gething? agenda for discussions with vaughan gethin: ? , ., ,, , ., gething? yes, here at the senedd you miaht be gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able — gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able to _ gething? yes, here at the senedd you might be able to hear _ gethin

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and not make up a lost cause to ify.member the nation that george and philip fought for and died for, the united states of america. 's are. that's who we are. the united states of america. there's nothing, nothing beyond our capacity in the united gobless you all, may goder. protect our troops and w that, i ask the military to read the citations. thank you. [applause] >> gerald taylorccepng on behalf of his great-great uncle, private philip shadr a teresa chandler, accepting on behalf of her great-great-grandfather, private george wilson.n< attention to orders. the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863, has posthumously awarded in the name of congress the me of honor to private philip g. shadrach and private george d. wilson, united states army. for conspicuous gallantry at the risk of their life above and beyond the call of duty. private philip g. shadrach and private george d. wilson distinguished themselves by acts gallantry above and beyond the call of duty while servin

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and, ifi may, had he won pat get?— concrete change? and, ifi may, had he won pat get?found your around? a few _ he won pat get? have you found your around? a few different _ he won pat get? have you found your around? a few different questions. i around? a few different questions. look. i'm breathless for change and i think and hope that what you have already seen demonstrates that. not least the appointment yesterday of patrick vallance and james timpson, two individuals associated with change in delivery and it won't surprise you to know that the discussions i had yesterday with them or not the first discussions i've had with ample been talking to them for some time about the need for the change that we will put in place but, look,. iii years. it is going to take time. we have started. we have got plans in place. up until the election i was clearly not wanting to ahead of the election result but we have been planning for months, hitting the ground running. i have had extensive conversations myself, as has been our cabinet, with all those that they need to deliver wit

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i wanted to dimmest ify libraries and make them the center of community again. so whether it's like this beautiful library, the library of congress or the library, that is your little local one, you know, it at home. i want families to use it as a resource and so on. and i just wanted kids to connect with new readers, new authors who are making books for them now. a lot of times, you know, kids will know or are guided to the authors that their parents read right, or that their teachers read. but there are so many incredible authors making work now. so when i think about success for the ambassadorship, i'm thinking, did i introduce kids to new authors for them to explore? did i invite them and remind them of all the incredible things that libraries do and did i talk with them about books in a way that did not involve a book report, a vocabulary test of, you know, an end of year exam? any of those things book, joy. you mentioned book joy in when you first became ambassador was a ceremony here at the library of congress. you you said this that kids should read book

i wanted to dimmest ify libraries and make them the center of community again. so whether it's like this beautiful library, the library of congress or the library, that is your little local one, you know, it at home. i want families to use it as a resource and so on. and i just wanted kids to connect with new readers, new authors who are making books for them now. a lot of times, you know, kids will know or are guided to the authors that their parents read right, or that their teachers read. but there are so many incredible authors making work now. so when i think about success for the ambassadorship, i'm thinking, did i introduce kids to new authors for them to explore? did i invite them and remind them of all the incredible things that libraries do and did i talk with them about books in a way that did not involve a book report, a vocabulary test of, you know, an end of year exam? any of those things book, joy. you mentioned book joy in when you first became ambassador was a ceremony here at the library of congress. you you said this that kids should read book

ifi if i had some medical condition that emerge, if doctors said, it's probably time to go.s questions swirl by president biden staying in the race and show of unified dues unity with donald trump set to state we'll take the stage tonight. a matter of when, not if. the words of senior democrats tonight, as the pressure builds onjoe biden to quit the presidential race. he's currently isolating at home with — what his team describes as — �*mild covid symptoms'. his campaign events are currently on hold. also tonight: the uk government "failed its citizens".

ifi it's good, it's great. three rounds left. would give anything to win this tournament again and give myself the chance to win again and that's why i'm here this week. this is been a great start to do that. this is how the top of the leaderboard looks. two—time major winnerjustin thomas is 3 shots off the pace, after an opening round 68. while there's a pack of 5 players ready to make their move on 2 under — including englishmanjustin rose. well, world number two rory mcilroy is in danger of missing the cut. he's 13 shots off the leader, after a torrid opening round of 78. his 10—year wait for a major looks set to continue. i was actually surprised how difficult i felt like the back nine played. i thought we were going to get it a little bit easier than we did, but the course was playing tough. the conditions are very difficult in a wind that we haven't seen so far this week. just one of those days that i didn't adapt well enough to the conditions. 0llie pope starred as england took charge on the opening day of the second test

ifi if i had some medical condition that emerge, if doctors said, it's probably time to go. it was just a few days ago that donald trump was almost assassinated, and that, of course is an event that looms large over this convention. as questions swirl by president biden staying in the race and show of unified dues unity with donald trump set to state we'll take the stage tonight. a matter of when, not if. the words of senior democrats tonight, as the pressure builds onjoe biden to quit the presidential race. he's currently isolating at home with — what his team describes as — �*mild covid symptoms�*. his campaign events are currently on hold. also tonight: the uk government "failed its citizens". the damning verdict into the handling of the covid pandemic and lays out measures to prevent the same ever happening again. and �*resetting the relationship with europe�*. britain�*s prime minister urges european leaders, to address the illegal migration "crisis," and to stand firm in their support of ukraine. we begin tonight and the united states. we begin tonight and the united s

ifi if i had to do that in prison i will. no difference at all.lection, you accept it is possible that joe biden could barely win the election in november? impossible. remember, early voting, the ballots get mailed but early voting starts in this country around mid—september. we are only 100 days away from when it starts. if you say it's impossible for him to win fairly... crosstalk you are declaring now are you that if he... hang on, hang on. if he is declared the winner you will cleanse election is stolen? he didn't win in 2020. he is totally not legitimate. this is the basic thing, this is why the show, our audience have never wavered from this ever. there were 60 court cases where judges found no evidence. that is not true. they didn't have standing. this is never adjudicated. look into this november... if he is declared the winner you will immediately cry foul and say... how do you say declared winner? by certification by the states? he will not get certified by the states. he would not have been certified last time if we didn't have the fias

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ifi taking place here on the street behind me. if i remind you what happened.t is a quiet residential street here, a really quite area of stockport. —— southport. it was here that a man entered the building where that taylor swift themed dance event was taking place. he stabbed people. a number of analyses were called and paramedics, and the injured were taken to a number of hospitals around the north west, including the alder hey children's hospital in liverpool. two children have died and nine others injured. six of those are in a critical condition. two adults are also in a critical condition. police said they tried to protect the children. a17 male was arrested and is being held at the moment on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. also within the last half an hour, taylor swift has paid tribute. she posted on instagram. let me show you what she posted on instagram. she said "the horror of yesterday's attack in southport is washing over me continuously, and i am just completely in shock. the loss of life and innocence, and the horrendous trauma inflict

and forgive me ifi know yet exactly what is going to happen.ive me if i see it, but people who want to change need to -o but people who want to change need to go out— but people who want to change need to go out and vote for it. ah, riaht, to go out and vote for it. ah, right. yes. — to go out and vote for it. ah, right. yes. we _ to go out and vote for it. ah, right, yes, we got _ to go out and vote for it. ah, right, yes, we got that! - to go out and vote for it. 57,1 right, yes, we got that! so, to go out and vote for it. fl"u, right, yes, we got that! so, these dots make it really kind of is all the seats where it is extremely close, that's the point that we all... and where it is up to people to decide perhaps overnight. it's somewhat chaotic at the end of this parliament to have a party so to suggest, campaign in this way, and some might argue the chaos began with yourformer boss some might argue the chaos began with your former boss in downing street. , ., , , , street. yes, though when he stepped down, ithink— street. yes, though when h

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ifi you young people. to offer us this country. no. if i were to speak louder, i would country. no.r own sovereignty into our hands, this is what we hold dearest. we altogether represent our nation.— represent our nation. studio: the icture represent our nation. studio: the picture has — represent our nation. studio: the picture has switched _ represent our nation. studio: the picture has switched from - represent our nation. studio: the picture has switched from our - picture has switched from our french... that was general manager ——jean—luc melenchon. french... that was general manager —— jean—luc melenchon. now the french prime minister, set, giving his reaction to the vote as it comes in. translation: absolute majority, the risk of an absolute majority and the risk of an absolute majority and the risk of an absolute majority and the risk that the movement that incarnates her values disappears. these three risks have been cast aside by the french people, tonight there is no absolute majority, non—read by the extremes. this is the french birds attached to republican values. tonig

ifi if i hit anybody clean, they are going over, that is what is going on these days.*s settle it. it�*s not reckitt eight rocket science, —— it�*s not rocket science, it�*s two guys who think that the best in the world to let settlers. liverpool�*s paddy pimblett was also victorious, beating american king green by submission in the first round. it means he�*ll move into the top 15 of the lightweight division for the first time, and he says he enjoyed silencing his critics with the win. the amount of people that i have seen say, he is never going to be ranked, he is not good enough to be ranked, he is not good enough to be ranked, he is not good enough to be ranked, he will never be in the top 15, all that, then ijust go out there and put on a flawless performance and absolutely school them. just before we go, back to the olympics quickly, and while the men�*s street skateboarding was postponed yesterday due to the rain, the much better conditions today saw the women�*s event go ahead at place de la concorde in paris. it was 14—year—old, yoshizawa coco from japan, who

today, power will change hands in a peaceful manner which should give us con ifi in a peaceful mannerhich should give us con idence in our country's stability. the british people have delivered a sobering verdict tonight. i take responsibility for the loss. to the many good, hard working conservative candidates who lost tonight, despite their tireless efforts, their local records of delivery and the dedication to their communities, i am sorry. >> rishi sunak, again, will speak outside 10 downing street as prime minister at 10:30 london time before meeting the king to resign. keir starmer will travel to 10 downing street at 12:20. let's get to arabile. arabile, this might be a soggy exit for sunak, but the heavens have opened all morning and transition to a little bit of clouds or sunshine when keir starmer takes the lecturn. >> the weather may give favor to whoever it feels. you are quite right with regards to the timing, karen, to make note of. an hour and a half anticipated for the speech to come through as the leader of the conservative party rishi sunak. keir starmer anticipated a

i heard my good friend kim, iasked ifi long—term plan here.lord. alternate. say kim or board, —— lord. i alternate. yeah, congressman or rodney davis, never know. what alternate. yeah, congressman or rodney davis, never know. what does the end of this — rodney davis, never know. what does the end of this look _ rodney davis, never know. what does the end of this look like? _ rodney davis, never know. what does the end of this look like? does - rodney davis, never know. what does the end of this look like? does it i the end of this look like? does it look— the end of this look like? does it look like — the end of this look like? does it look like russia giving up all of its ground it has taken in ukraine, trythe— its ground it has taken in ukraine, try the way, — its ground it has taken in ukraine, by the way, does that include crimea, — by the way, does that include crimea, that is a conversation i do not believe — crimea, that is a conversation i do not believe we have had in a wild. does _ not believe we have had in a wild. does ukraine have

john, ifi can bring you in, _ ceiling, i think. interesting.. john, if i can bring you in, we will talk l if i can bring you in, we will talk aboutjoe biden injust a moment — but first of all, your thoughts on where donald trump stands right now? is clearly the front runner right now _ is clearly the front runner right now in— is clearly the front runner right now. , ., ,.,, is clearly the front runner right now. ., ., now. in terms of post assassination, i think now. in terms of post assassination, i think we've — now. in terms of post assassination, i think we've already _ now. in terms of post assassination, i think we've already seen _ now. in terms of post assassination, i think we've already seen the - now. in terms of post assassination, i think we've already seen the first l i think we've already seen the first round of polls and the first bump that he did get, which puts him at 3—4 points ahead in most of the poles that are very recent, he also leads of course by varying amounts in the key battleground states. so he's the man to beat r

playing, i hope you too, yes, and i encourage everyone not only to dance this morning, because it’s also ifit also to wake up with us live broadcast, especially look how our creative team is for you today i tried, but on my birthday, on the day of the fire service of belarus, together with ours. as a correspondent, we will feel all the work of the rescuers for ourselves, don’t miss it, and together with matvey letchonkam we will plunge headlong into raden’s work. and we will find out how the work of composer al hoffman influenced the course of things in the world. on the third morning, together with a call center specialist lyudmila bendyukova. well, our regular column “kupilka” will tell you. naturally, nowhere without guests, a little earlier we announced that we would congratulate you live everyone involved in the fire service day of belarus, which is celebrated today, so already in the second hour we are waiting for the head of the ideological work department of the ministry of emergency situations andrei kozich and the senior inspector of the republican propaganda center of the ministry

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we needo prove that we are, you know, black citizens need to prove that they are just as ified as whitet-reconstruction ut they believe that. so he said, okay, we need to it as a race. and so that kind of background, you know, you look at today and you have things like dna and affirmative action. those i dare say would washington's worst nightmare. and so my question for bry is and you're right, you said we made so much progress in race opinion, is there a future in the have dti, we have affirmative action, and not not perceived at of hator a racist act to. take those things back or are we find a way forward? well, we've got a long to get ri a basically have done it. yeah. some my hope is i remember when do you remember when all making believe they had athletic scholarships they didn't want more. you know, the desperate everything. i remember i saw this one, . how do you feel about this one black student saying? now you know how iel cause most looked on campus and saw celebrities because the people look at us andgacy. say the only reason you're here is because of affirmative acti.■o■y i

ifi choice and someone qualified to step in if they have to.— in if they have to.l in if they have to. if i let you go, i one question about security, it lets me and ask about security at that rally in pennsylvania, the security service said here in milwaukee —— in milwaukee, they believe they have addressed adequately all concerns, do you have concerns?— do you have concerns? there's lots of security — do you have concerns? there's lots of security here _ do you have concerns? there's lots of security here in _ do you have concerns? there's lots of security here in milwaukee, - do you have concerns? there's lots of security here in milwaukee, as i do you have concerns? there's lots. of security here in milwaukee, as we all over— of security here in milwaukee, as we all over the — of security here in milwaukee, as we all over the country, as walking by different— all over the country, as walking by different security forces and axing them. _ different security forces and axing them, they have different accents, and they— them, they have different accents, and they

that presiden ify have some antipathy towards british actions, british politics, they warm to our headate. there's a difference of course, that struggle that sometimes happens with america is that your head of state is also your head of government. and so, they are much more indelibly associated with certain politics. the royals can rise above politics. they have that ability to be one step removed from the political ay, whrealelpsm. peter: 1952 to 2022. 70 years queen elizabeth sat on the throne. london, and also the 14or of this book, "royal presents, one queen's special relationship with america." we appreciate your time here on c-span. mr. charter: thank you so much for having me. it's been great. nati cable sate. 20 p.aptirforme the announcer: kok supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. announcer: in the

for donald trump clearly the idea of ifying america is to stop the political persecution in his words or to stop the investigations and the indictments and impending criminal trials against him as a means to get to that unified america. >> all right, vaughn hilliard, john alan, thank you for being here. susan ngglasser, you are such a important addion to this program. i'm not letting you leave just yet. >>> when we come bk next trump appointed judge aileen cannon tosses out the classified documents case, but he is not giving up. we're going to break down our nextt moves when our special coverage continues. when our sp coverage continues >>> as donald trump's rnc got underway in milwaukee, today we also saw major legal moves for the republican nominee. federal judge aileen cannon who was nominated by trump dismissed the classified documents case against the former president. judge cannon said the appotment and funding for special counsel jack smi was illegal. here's my colleague laura jarrett with those details. >> reporter: it was already indefinitely onhold, but tonight case closed.

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with covid, so we had killed people with covid, so we had an underfunded nhs, and ifi killed people with covid, so we had an underfunded nhs, and if i can -ive an underfunded nhs, and if i can give you— an underfunded nhs, and if i can give you some figures very quickly, under_ give you some figures very quickly, under the _ give you some figures very quickly, under the thatcherjohn major under the thatcher john major governments, under the thatcherjohn major governments, the nhs spend went up at around _ governments, the nhs spend went up at around 2% per year per person after— at around 2% per year per person after adjusting for age, and under the blair— after adjusting for age, and under the blair and brown government it went up— the blair and brown government it went up 5.8% per year per person, after— went up 5.8% per year per person, after adjusting for age in the population, and in the two terms from _ population, and in the two terms from 2010 — population, and in the two terms from 2010 onwards, it went down 0.7% and 03% _ from 2010 onwards, it went down 0.7% and 03% per— from 2

woefully underfunded adult social care system killed people with covid, so we had an underfunded nhs, and ifinments, the nhs spend went up at around _ governments, the nhs spend went up at around 2% per year per person after— at around 2% per year per person after adjusting for age, and under the blair— after adjusting for age, and under the blair and brown government it went up— the blair and brown government it went up 5.8% per year per person, after— went up 5.8% per year per person, after adjusting for age in the population, and in the two terms from _ population, and in the two terms from 2010 — population, and in the two terms from 2010 onwards, it went down 0.7% and 0.3% _ from 2010 onwards, it went down 0.7% and 0.3% per— from 2010 onwards, it went down 0.7% and 0.3% peryear, and from 2010 onwards, it went down 0.7% and 0.3% per year, and this was historic— and 0.3% per year, and this was historic underfunding of the nhs, so the waiting lists for treatment had .one the waiting lists for treatment had gone up _ the waiting lists for treatment had gone up 1.9 times from 2009 until 2019.

it would just be something ifi with the site commander at the point i would want to know to my guys leaving a post with an observation on a building and that that somebody really dead -- related to miss i would no way to medico two sets of eyes on the ability know what i'm saying? if you pull your security, lateral security in an ambush. i'm talking like an army guy now. the commanders going to know that guy his mood with a enough he's got a blind spot come right? i just want to make sure digging to get a little more. obviously you don't have the answer so will dig elsewhere. i find it interesting that they lead, this kiesel suspicious, has a rangefinder, they leave their posts that they are manning to go look for him. yet secret service and they get told about 20-25 minutes before hand but secret service still lets the president go on stage. i'm totally blown away by that. but again there's more details to be had. thank you for being here. i really appreciate it. i'm going to turn over now to the ranking member for his five minutes of questionings. >> gentlemen, thank you for being here to

brian, ifi brian, if i can start with you, fascinating, this story, fascinating the arrests but alsoout how the drugs market has changed to these synthetic opioids and what a huge problem it is. it’s synthetic opioids and what a huge problem it is-_ synthetic opioids and what a huge problem it le— problem it is. it's a huge problem in the uk as— problem it is. it's a huge problem in the uk as well, _ problem it is. it's a huge problem in the uk as well, and _ problem it is. it's a huge problem in the uk as well, and fentanyl i in the uk as well, and fentanyl has obtained _ in the uk as well, and fentanyl has obtained very— in the uk as well, and fentanyl has obtained very substantial- in the uk as well, and fentanyl has obtained very substantial publicityl obtained very substantial publicity about _ obtained very substantial publicity about the — obtained very substantial publicity about the quite _ obtained very substantial publicity about the quite dreadful- obtained very substantial publicity about the quite dreadful impact. obtained very substantial publicity about the quite drea

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