mean, you know, organize, to others, saying similar like la a latisha james, we're going to continue to fight. isn't it time to heal? isn't it time to come together? the american people have spoken. they have spoken about the process they would like to see, the policies they would like to this whole conversation about fight, still fighting, it's terrible. >> yeah, it's very interesting what latina james, it's like she's picking an unnecessary fight for one. maria: i know. >> the quell. haley: -- the question iswho dou lose many do you listen to people who will tell you the truth or what you want to hear. a campaign, you had $1.5 billion, a media that gives you 90% favorable coverage and you come out on short end of it, maybe you should take personal inventory maybe going back to the well and doing the same thing but i think that is the question. and bernie sanders, people can say what they want about him, there's a lot of authenticity there. the democrats, he's right. they abandoned the working class years ago. i think the working class caught up and realized this party isn't for me, they're for illegal immigrants,

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healing and remains optimistic. you can see more of "people"'s interview with james van der beek. that issue is on newsstands now.ways room for hope. >> michael: we are wishing him the best, erielle. thank you for bringing that to us. now prince william, speaking about what he calls a brutal year after his wife and father, king charles, were diagnosed with cancer. >> good morning, michael. pretty unusual to hear prince william talking so openly about personal matters. but he opened up to reporters about what he and his family have been through this year. he had been very tight lipped until now. this morning prince william speaking candidly about the past year, calling it brutal, probably the hardest year of his life. both his father and his wife were diagnosed with cancer and underwent treatment. his wife kate recently finishing chemotherapy. the prince opening up to reporters during his trip to south africa saying, i'm so proud of my wife. i'm proud of my father for handling the things they have done. adding, but from a personal family point of view, yeah, it's been brutal. william speaking about kate earlier in

james, the narcissism, it's got to go. so america's tired of it and i think they said that in the polls. these cases need to be dropped, we need to move on, america needs to healse: yeah, fresh start. we could all use it and so could your voice. >> fresh start. >> jesse: go have a great night and celebrate again if you want to. >> it's all right it was worth it jesse. >> jesse: i'll bet. thanks so much alaina. >> so the democrats are at each other's throats after last night. you are not going to believe what they're saying about each other. right back. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: there's only one happy democrat in america right now and he's sitting in dc licking an ice-cream cone. his wife cast her vote yesterday wearing a maga red suit a message to the democrats who knifed her husband in the back. joe biden never liked trump but he might hate his friends who back stabbed him even more. they turned him from the most powerful man in the world to a couch potato. insiders say biden's been spending his days watching netflix. people next to him say he's a little lonely. sure he gets his daily briefings but he can't focus. he's trying to figure out what's next for him. he's obses

healed that is the type of society that we want. yes, you. thank you. thank you. thank you all very much. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, jack carr and james scott james scott. good evening. thank you for coming, especially while there's a debate at home. we appreciate you choosing us. for those of you who have not yet met, name is melissa giller. i'm the chief marketing officer here at the ronald reagan presidential foundation institute. now, i always start all of these events by recognizing the men and women around the world who defend our freedom. and for tonight's event, the sentiment couldn't be any truer. so in honor of the marines, the sailors, soldiers who lost their lives in beirut, and for those who continue to fight for our freedom today, please stand and. join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty, and justice for all. thank you. before we continue there, are a few people in the audience. i would just like to recognize, of course, starting a discussion with michael reagan. thank you f

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joining me now to go through today's front pages is the political correspondent of the spectator, james heale. lovely to see you. although i don't know why i'm being so cheery because we're headlining this gremlin in the kremlin, and we've got the double threat, haven't we? because we've got putin and his hypersonic missiles, and we've got pat mcfadden, who is kind of the de facto deputy prime minister. i know it's angela rayner, but he's quite important, isn't he? mcfadden in the whole regime, and he's going to be warning against cyber attacks tomorrow. i think in a speech this week, basically saying that, you know, the threat from putin for all of us is extremely worrying. >> yeah, absolutely cheery start to the sunday. >> but nuclear armageddon, this is really about big speech. that pat mcfadden, as you say, one of the really big but lesser known figures in the labour government is going to be making tomorrow at a nato defence summit and talking about how putin is potentially going to reply to the storm shadow missiles that went in in ukraine last week. one tool in his armoury, of course,

we have got the spectator's james heale and former labour party adviser matthew laza.anne, i mean, this is a bit of a shocker. i wonder whether or not we are just days away from farmers descending on downing street and spreading manure everywhere. >> well, i really hope so, patrick, because, you know, i watched the budget yesterday with growing horror, but when this was announced, i felt absolutely despondent. i live in rural shropshire, right at the heart of a beautiful farming community. you know, i know farmers. i know the people that work with them , the vets, their work with them, the vets, their workers, their kids , and they workers, their kids, and they really care about what they do. they're passionate about what they do. they look after their farms, they look after their animals. but most of those farms are probably worth more than £1 million. when you talk about we've watched clarkson's farm, you know, we know that one piece of agricultural equipment can cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. and of course, those are also taken into the value of that asset fo

welcome to you to all gb news and james heale.hink the british government has fully taken on board yet? the importance in terms of the green agenda of the trump victory? >> i think they're still digesting it. i think that this week's cop summit was a bit of a wasn't so much a lame duck as a dead duck. it was very much overshadowed by the trump election victory. and so people are still trying to work out what that means. you saw, i think, a grossly expensive contingent of staff go to cop in azerbaijan. and of course, the summit began by the leader of azerbaijan standing up and praising the god given gift of oil and gas. sort of a suboptimal start to the beginning of it all. i think next year's is going to be more telling about where the trump agenda tends to go. on the one hand, of course, you've got things like the inflation reduction act, which he's railed against. but there are a lot of republican congressmen have actually benefited from that. so i think it's probably too soon to tell. at the moment, some uk businesses are hopin

well, in the studio now, political correspondent at the spectator, james heale james, is this a surprise no, because stellantis was warning back in july that they were going to potentially have to look at job cuts, going to have to take effect because of the changes to do with the ev mandate. and yet now we see the changes to do with the ev mandate. and yet n(the/e see “rt the changes to do with the ev mandate. and yet n(the ideae “rt de—industrialisation the idea that just because we're going to be doing green targets doesn't mean we should be cutting jobs. and yet he's very, very clear. they're going to be standing by that 2030 target, which was watered down from strength from 2035, which rishi sunak wanted to do. and it's not really clear what they mean by that because next year, of course, eamonn, you said the targets there 22%. currently it's going to be 28% next year. industry is warning that the current mandate is unsustainable. they've got discounts which can't be kept up etc. and people frankly either think they're too expensive or there aren't enough ev charging places. so i do

i'm delighted to be joined by james heale, who's the spectator's political correspondent. s, lovely to see you. this morning. thanks for joining lovely to see you. this morning. thanks forjoining us. okay. let's talk about the coronation of queen kemi, the new conservative leader. it's the front page of the sunday telegraph and even the observer has managed to write something quite nice . people in henley quite nice. people in henley apparently welcoming her as rishi sunak's successor. what do you think? >> well, yes , this is the news, >> well, yes, this is the news, of course, that she won yesterday 57 to 43% of the vote and the observer's gone to henley, which was previously tory from 1906 onwards, elected a succession of big beasts, including michael heseltine, won and boris johnson. >> and they've spoken to a lot of people have to say, most of them over the age of 60, but they very are supportive of her candidacy about her as leader. and they're saying they could win her back. of course, that seat's gone lib dem, and there are a whole bunch of seats in the south , east