host: from your post at the ivory tower, joe biden being the democratic nominee? guest: no. i think from the moment of the debate is political future was locked in. it is really hard to recover from that. and i think we need to re-conceive of his presidency. when he ran against from four years ago he really implied that would be a one term president. a transitional president back to normal whatever normal meant in that context. and then sort of two years into being president he wanted to go for another term. i think as a result of the debate performance that was the conclusion of the possibility of being a two term president or nominee this year. i think there is no way that he can be the nominee. and i think the party needs enough time to decide who its nominee should be. should this happen and should he announce he is not running for reelection it will be 1968 all over again. lyndon johnson was assuming to run for reelection and then just before the primary, wisconsin again, he dropped out and designated vice president hubert humphrey. and that saddled humphrey with lbj's

the Élysée palace has often been called the ivory tower , speaking of the loneliness of presidents, but7 years it has been the Élysée. the tradition took on a tenfold magnitude thanks to the head of state himself. macron's innate personal audacity became the cast-iron core which pulls him down. because the. despite the fact that politics is, of course, a matter of personal ambition and charisma, it is also teamwork, which implies the ability to create an environment and organize a party. emmanuel macron never considered himself capable of this, as a result he found himself in the center of a storm that he himself provoked, and now, when he turns around, he sees that he is left completely alone. not to vote for the left - called on the head of the ministry of internal affairs gerald dermanan, who without... fights islamists, supports the police in bad neighborhoods, constantly working to expel illegal migrants. in the movement, macron dryly said that this was his personal opinion. the french president and his european colleagues are angry at him for making such a flamboyant advertisement

elysian the palace was often called the ivory tower, speaking of the loneliness of presidents. 7 years, this elysee tradition has taken on a tenfold scale thanks to the head of state himself. macron's innate personal audacity has become... emmanuel macron never considered himself capable of this, as a result he found himself in the center of a storm that he himself provoked, and now, when he turns around, he sees that he is left completely alone. caricature of a drowning macron calling to go vote, angry at the french president and his european colleagues for making such a bright advertisement for the extreme right, everyone in the eu distanced themselves from him, perhaps. german chancellor scholz sends him rays of support every day and says that he is keeping his fingers crossed for him. we are discussing a situation that is truly depressing. i am keeping my fingers crossed that the french, whom i love and appreciate so much, manage to prevent the emergence of a government led by a right-wing populist party. macron does not leave the elysee palace, chooses a strategy, nothing

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the elysee palace was often called the ivory tower, speaking of the loneliness of presidents.ee tradition has taken on a tenfold scale, thanks to the head of state himself. macron's innate personal audacity has become the cast-iron core that pulls him down, because, despite the fact that politics is, of course, a matter of personal ambition and charisma, it is also teamwork, which... implies the ability to create an environment, organize a party, emmanuel macron never considered himself capable of this , as a result, he found himself in the center of a storm, which he himself provoked. now, when he turns around, he sees that he is completely alone. charlie hebdo also publishes a cartoon of a drowning macron calling for people to go vote. angry at the french president and his european colleagues for making such a striking advert for the extreme right. everyone in the eu has distanced itself from him, except that german chancellor scholz sends him rays of support every day and says that he is keeping his fingers crossed for him. we are discussing a situation that is truly depres

and do something that democrats do not do well, we sometimes find ourselves in this ivory tower. kamala harris has to destroy them that ivory tower and meet voters where they are i mean, look, let's look at the real clear politics poll average unfavorable, 52.3% for the vice president. >> 38.1% favorability. that is a problem beyond the democratic base we know that this election will not be one would just a base alone. you are to your point going to have to reach beyond and move some of those swing voters. we have talked a little bit about some of the nikki haley voters. john king was talking about some of those voters are saying, we aren't comfortable necessarily avoiding for vice president harris. we don't think that she's up to the job. can she maintain that same coalition from 2020 that gave president biden the 81,000 vote difference across four states that led him to the white house. and that's a very serious mathematical and strategic questions to ask that democrats going to have to figure out. >> and it's also the burden of being vice president, right? because as vice pres

kamala harris has to destroy that ivory tower and meet voters where they are i mean, look, let's look at the real clear politics poll average unfavorable, 52.3% for the vice president. >> 38.1% favorability. that is a problem beyond the democratic base. we know that this election will not be one with just the base alone. you are to your point going to have to reach beyond and move some of those swing voters. we have talked a little bit about some of the nikki haley voters, john king was talking about some of those voters have said, we aren't comfortable necessarily voting for vice president harris. we don't think that she's up to the job. can she maintain that same coalition from 2020 that gave president biden the 81,000 vote difference across four states that led him to the white house. and that's a very serious mathematical strategic questions to ask that democrats going to have to stick around. >> and it's also the burden of being vice president, right? because as vice president of the united states, i mean that job is just difficult because you don't get the charge are on course,

. >> reporter: "he lives in an ivory tower," says this rival candidate, "disconnected from reality." >> france lead! >> reporter: tonight france winning a major soccer match in germany. but their superstar captain, his father an immigrant, warning extremists are at the door. fans of the european tournament last week telling us inflation and immigration are to blame for this unprecedented post-war right-wing lurch. >> i kind of understand why people are angry. >> reporter: do you think people are forgetting their history? >> oh, yeah, they sure are. candidates spin it in a way that suits them. >> reporter: the french far right has been negative on the european union and positive towards putin. europe's future rests on the second vote next sunday. tom? >> keir simmons from paris. keir, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, outrage and protest after the deadly police shooting of a boy with a replica gun who was running from cops. what police bodycam video shows about the incident. we'll show it to you right after this. it's... the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vac

reading this nato declaration, it’s as if nothing is happening in the world, it’s as if they in the ivory toweronal, these are no longer mirages, so to speak, that are happening in the atmosphere, this is already the acquisition of some real outlines, some future configurations that will certainly change the world order, you just don’t have to be naive and think that this will happen tomorrow and even the day after tomorrow, nothing, russia is the only one responsible for everything that happens, this is our main threat, the enemy, and so on. confirms our analysis that if there is some kind of truce, they do not need it in order to recognize some realities, including territorial, but only to accumulate strength, to gather strength, especially if there remains a geopolitically significant territory with access to the sea, with the port of odessa, that is, a military-strategically significant territory, and they will never admit that in this document these are new territories, so of course we have hands are free, i know that... these are the people who gathered in st. petersburg for the brix parl

when i talked to the guy on the street come outside of our ivory tower of wall street the average person average prices are going to start going down versus my concern not how prices are going back up and we saw earlier this week helen of troy which is exactly about whether there down 30% on bell earnings on consumer staples this is very much because the big red flag for the economy and pepsi is another five today. maria: mark, jumping on how important the cpi today we've all watched inflation cut into wages but now it's cutting into profits. >> without a doubt, the inflation report is obvious and very important because j pablo, the fed are watching it they want to cut rates and he's going to prioritize the labor market over inflation and we had a few inflationary readings to chime in on pepsico, yes inflation is 100% hurting them they're not mentioning glp-1 and how that's affecting their business structurally over the course of the next three, five, ten years, were talking about a company that sells sugary beverages and snacks. this could be less demand for the products for the next th

they've become living in their own ivory towers . and it's not serving towers.umers well. that's the real point, daniel, isn't it? >> well, i think you're right. and of course, you had a you had some experience of that yourself. it is difficult. and one of the problems is that it's a tendency for it to be over prescriptive. and the balance between what you might call competitive , and proportionate, competitive, and proportionate, regulation and getting over prescriptive asking people , i prescriptive asking people, i mean, for instance, you know, there's going to be some risk , there's going to be some risk, but you don't say, you can't guard the doors in case you get run over. you can't prescribe against every risk. and there is against every risk. and there is a tremendous tendency for them to do that. and of course, that is yeah, that is part of what you were a victim of, in terms of the de—banking of problems that you had. nigel. >> no, daniel, we will come back to these subjects, as we regularly do with you. >> thank you forjoining me down the line from su

she doesn't want to be in her ivory tower, but donald trump is shooketh. >> i want to point out something particularly about the three women who are on this panel tonight. because regardless of how good of a lawyer you are or the experience you have, or the fact that you've been around politics and know the ins and outs of it. people always look at you three and ask do you belong here? right? it doesn't matter what you're doing as a woman in his country, do you belong here? and so one of the first questions, kamala harris is going to have to answer, and i want to be very sensitive to to what shermichael said because it is a legitimate point. when you talk about the polling and all of those things, people should hear his point is that voters want to believe, not the ones we're talking about, not the ones who were on the calls talking about tonight, but the voters who don't feel their heart palpitate when you say kamala harris, his name, she's been caricatured so much she's vice president, so inherently, you don't know her tag ask. she has to be able to show that she can do the job. now, is

i was in my, you know, ivory tower bubble and. i stepped on a level. i'm like, wait a minute, the a lot of cool people doing a lot of cool out there. and they are making inroads again, you would know by the reading the new york times, because it's happening, everything is happening very. but i think that that's where the battle has has to be won things to look out for in this in this election cycle is is you know i don't know explosion of the planet at this point i don't i don't even know i mean it's just are shifting every day just i mean just still hung up on this point. potential spoiler effect of the of robert kennedy or cornell west or. well i don't know if if no labels are going to put someone out just that that exists annoys the -- out of me. the fact that we have so uncompetitive districts. the you know the the world, the whole local college thing which is just such a wrong and archaic and you uniquely sort of misguide that idea for this time and age. yeah, lots of mathema issues. all right. so i think there we really appreciate everybody comin

she doesn't want to be in her ivory tower but donald trump is shooketh i want to point out something particularly about the three women who are on this panel tonight because regardless of how good of a lawyer you are or the experience do you have, or the fact that you've been around politics and know the ins and outs of it. >> people always look at you three and ask, do you belong here? right? it doesn't matter what you're doing as a woman this country, do you belong here? and so one of the first questions come, paris is going to have to answer. and i want to be very sensitive to what shermichael said because it is a legitimate point when you talk about the polling and all of those things, people should hear his point is that voters want to believe not the ones we're talking about, not the ones who were on the calls were talking about tonight, but the voters who don't feel their heart palpitate when you say kamala harris says she's been caricatured so much she's vice president. so inherently, you don't know her task. she has to be able to show that she can do the job. now, is that fa

do look at what could we do and more importantly, given where we in this hallowed halls of the ivory towers, what are the implications for higher education, if any, for which part? the whole book itself, the whole like, i don't know. i mean, is higher education exempt from this because we spend more time on k no higher education. of course not. yeah, i no, no, no. i know, i mean, you know, again, if you know, i mean, i did about, you know, for profit you the for profit yeah. under you know they were what mike brown they said he was on his way to college okay well read that part of that you know it wasn't quite the college you were thinking it was just in another economic extraction machine. it definitely has repercussions for higher. i think one of the things that i'm so frustrated about when we talk about admissions when we talk about the testing and deciding who's good and who's going to make it or whatever is it, we we function in a world such profound, systemic, it is just in schools. it is staggering. i mean, you're looking at, you know, districts with a $5,000 purse student gap in ann

more decentralised and much more community at the moment, the bbc is very it still feels like an ivory toweres at the top, and that is a problem. >> is there any way that the bbc can legislate against somebody like huw edwards? you know they don't have access? >> well, there are already laws against the things that huw edwards did. >> yeah, but i mean, does an employer have any way of knowing that this is the person they employ? >> well, you don't have any way of knowing that you do have the ability to act fast when it happens. and they failed to do that again. and also, if you're earning something wrong, it seems to take forever and a day to correct it. that's a problem with the big, sprawling bbc. >> and i think if you're earning that much money, you should be able to like to have saved on the basis that if you get lose yourjob like that, you can your job like that, you can still keep your costs running. thatis still keep your costs running. that is obviously different. if you're making £25,000 a year, you're making £25,000 a year, you can't pre—empt being dismissed without pay. but someon

. >> well, it is that, and frankly, i'm fed up with those people sitting in an ivory tower, especiallyat come up with this codswallop you know, of penalising people that are responsible. >> you know, for acting. well, what we need to do i know i've mentioned this before, but is to look at countries using my common sense again, look at countries where they manage obesity . well, japan stands out obesity. well, japan stands out and you look at what they're doing, and then you bring that model over to the uk. but the reason that they don't, they're freak too, is because in japan they say things like it's wrong to be fat and if you're too fat, you need to do something about it. >> yeah , absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> absolutely. right. and, sushi is better than burger. anyway, thank you, steve miller. we're going to have to leave it there. thank you very much indeed for your time. that's all for this houn your time. that's all for this hour. but stay with us because we're going to bring you the latest development on the suitcase murder suspect case. stay with . u