ambassador to the u.k., jane hartley. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to reflect back on that moment as we remember 9/11 today and that moment that was so important when the queen broke with 600 years of tradition and protocol to do this at buckingham palace. ♪ >> i remember being so touched by that at the time it happened and still brings a tear to my eye. what can you say about what queen elizabeth meant to united states here in the united states. >> i remember that day also, i was a new yorker and i was in new york that tragic, tragic day and i want to give my condolences to the families of 9/11 today. i do remember that moment. i was there. it spoke a lot and showed the queen's kindness. she was a kind, sensitive woman who loved america and i think america loved her right back and it is amazing being here during this, i got here a couple of months ago and she welcomed me to buckingham palace with a huge amount of kindness and cared deeply about the special relationship and i have been an ambassador befo

ambassador to london, jane hartley. thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us.were reflecting that the queen had appointed 15 british prime ministers, but also met several sitting american presidents. a very good friend to the united ates. jane: she definitely was. first off, i want to start by offering my condolences to the royal family and the people of the u.k., and to many people throhout the world. america too adored your queen and i have seen many emails and texts from people throughout the day saying she was truly an icon, there will not be another one like her in a very long time. she will be sorely missed, her dignity and her strength, frankly, was quite impressive. ben: as i mentioned, you are the new u.s. ambassador. in july, you went to buckingham palace to present your credentials to her majesty, and she appeared live from windsor castle? jane: yes, it was in july. the hottest day in ldon history, and the pomp and circumstance of doing this -- we had to change aew things. it was too hot for the horses, so the queen offered to send her car to get me.

ambassador to the united kingdom, jane hartley. it is good to see you this morning, madam ambassador. >> good to see you, martha. >> britain, of course, our closest ally, and those that would come and go, but the queen was really the stability. president biden calling it up matched dignity and constancy. how significant do you see this loss? >> oh, i see it as very, very significant. when it was announced on the television, i happened to be at winfield house, home of the u.s. ambassador, and my staff, and my team were there. both americans and uk. everybody immediately burst into tears. she truly was a part of everybody's life. everybody talked about where they had met her, or where they had seen her. you know, she was very much out in the community. and children, grandchildren, parents. she was loved, and it was -- 70 years. 70 years. her first prime minister was -- the first prime minister was winston churchill and the last, liz truss. >> and you've been here just since may, but you did have a chance to meet the queen. >> i did,

jane hartley. a princess william and harry stood guard alongside their cousins ahead of the late monex funeral. on monday. earlier in the day, mourners who had been queuing for hours in london to pay their respects, received an unexpected roll visit. or a challenge has more from london tired and weary past the half way mark part with many hours yet to go it. is it such a point in the queue to end all cues that you might expect spirits to sag the perfect moment then for this? ah, chances rained us for his surprise many with its deft, common touch, seemingly in no hurry. the new king and his son walked the line meeting talking, laughing, i suppose. yeah, you're very good. yeah. this was the royal saying, thank you to the throngs, waiting patiently to say their thanks to the light queen with those in the right place with the right time, an extraordinary experience. we just in the queue and then to be told just stand here. it will be worth it and then we didn't really know what was going on. i, but the

you can see and hear with the first lady and the us ambassador to london, jane hartley.e during the queen mack's 70—year reign. she met them all apart from lyndonjohnson. he re—attended a reception at buckingham palace which was hosted by king charles iii and queen consort camilla. it comes ahead of the state funeral to be held here in london at westminster abbey tomorrow morning. present biden also signed a book of condolence for queen elizabeth had paid this very moving tribute.— for queen elizabeth had paid this very moving tribute. when the queen had us to the — very moving tribute. when the queen had us to the castle _ very moving tribute. when the queen had us to the castle for— very moving tribute. when the queen had us to the castle for tea _ very moving tribute. when the queen had us to the castle for tea and - very moving tribute. when the queen had us to the castle for tea and we i had us to the castle for tea and we were joking had us to the castle for tea and we werejoking over campus. she kept offering me more and i kept eating everything she put in front o

ambassador to jane hartley, they will be joining over 70 has of state, hundreds of more dignitaries told000 will be attending the funeral itself, the queen lies in state at westminster hall not far from where we are now, the public and special visitors are allowed to view, earlier tonight was the turn of the queens eight grandchildren, to hold a visual around the casket led by prince's william and harry included their cousins, the children of princess andrew, aaron and harry, they've had their dissident under differences of the rails in the last few years that was put aside charles allowing harry who has stepped down from his royal duties to wear his uniform for this occasion. the wait to see the queen, that has been up to about 17 hours tonight, the line or keel over n incident last night with nobody made a move for the casket but he was quickly stopped by security, we were with the cloud undergrads again today it is warm and good-natured and resolute, also mixing with the crowds king charles iii and prince william this meant a half hour of doing that both royals and public seem to enjo

ambassador to the uk, jane hartley.ining us this morning. >>> coming up, the republican senate campaign committee has burned through almost all of its cash. >> yeah, but, you know what, though, on the good side of what rick scott is doing, he is saying he is going to raise taxes on poor people. >> that's nice. >> cut taxes for rich people. and get rid of social security. >> good branding. >> and medicare in five years. it is great branding, right? this guy has had a hell of a run. >> what a message. >> flaming supernova who is about to burn out. >> all right. two months to the midterms, can the democrats take advantage of this? >> why would you promise to get rid of social security and medicare in five years? make them fight for its very life every five years. >> chairman of -- >> checks are wasteful. >> -- the campaign committee, senator gary peters. >> i'll ask him if democrats want to get rid of social security and medicare every five years. >> join us on that. >>> and the rules from the michigan state supreme court

incredible and if service and duty ring true to anybody, it would be to our president. >> ambassador jane hartley back to you. >> we have other news to get to. two sheriff's deputies were shot and killed last night while trying to serve a warrant in the atlanta suburb of marietta, georgia. officials say the deputies approached a home, rang the doorbell when nobody answered, they headed back to their cars and that's where they were ambushed. two suspects were taken into custody early this morning after a standoff at the home that lasts for hours. >> a new study adding to recent evident that some artificial sweeteners may not be safe alternatives to sugar after all. adults who consume two packets a day of aspartame were found to have a higher risk of stroke those who use similar amounts of sucralose found in splenda and many sugar-free foods, appear to have a higher risk of coronary heart disease. >> craig, you're going to love this boost this is about never, ever give up a new jersey track meet that proves it's not over until it's over abby dennis gets off to a good start, but she takes a bad spil

ambassador to the united kingdom, jane hartley this weekend, called king charles, both a link to the past and a bridge to the future. there is the question of how he could carry on and add to his late mother's legacy, but also the question about his role in maintaining and even strengthening the special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. i wonder what your thoughts are on that. >> well i agree and i saw the interview. and we have the opportunity and nic robertson brought it out a moment ago, he could play that unified role in british life and some parts of international life as well. we all know that politics are bitter and divided in a number of our countries. bringing values of decency and integrity and belief in reconciliation to public life really is important. and in a subtle way, i think that the new king could do that and do that effectively in the same way as his mother did. and internationally, over the years and he's had the most remarkable apprenticeship and preparation for this role, he's built up niz own network of acquaintances and friends and connections and in

jane hartley. martha mccallum is there on the ground for that part of the coverage. we have senators from both sides of the aisle jon tester and tim scott. maga rhetoric. defunding the government. all sorts of policy issues as with and we have andy pettitte he will be with us. because, of course, we are recognizing 9/11 all throughout the show. was there as a yankees pitcher during the time that president bush at the time, 43, was there to throw out that first pitch at the world series just weeks after 9/11. we want to talk about how sports can bring us together as americans and where we are now. >> bret: feel pretty good? >> shannon: feeling great. i'm taking notes from you so i will be ready i will call you tomorrow to pick your brains a little more. >> bret: you will do awesome. i will be watching. >> shannon: see you sunday. >> bret: republicans try to hold on to a key seat as they attempt to gain control of the senate in the november midterms we have a report from columbus, h ohio. ♪ emands are rising. and the effects are being felt everywhere. that's why at che

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ambassador jane hartley, who was with the president. as you can see, the first lady, dr. jill biden is signing the book and we will learn later exactly what they have each run in the condolence book. they had gone west thursday night, the night of the death of the queen. if they had gone to the british embassy in washington and signed a condolence book and said some words, they most recently saw the queen at the g7 in cornwall, which was a year ago in june. she was already cutting back on her official duties but she went to the g7 to show the flag. it was the kind of thing she did. she joked with some of the leaders at that time. it was something that president biden said afterwards. he said to my colleague peter alexander that the queen reminded him of his mother which was an interesting analogy, but it is something that we should remember. i think the picture is a little bit jumpy from inside. lindsey, as we watch these pictures of the president and the first lady signing the book talk to me again about some of the people along the way. he said they were so happy to be

they were joined by president biden, the first ladyjill biden, and the us ambassador to london, jane hartleye met them all except lyndonjohnson. this evening, heads of state have attended a reception at buckingham palace, hosted by king charles ii! and queen consort camilla. it comes as world leaders gather in london ahead of queen elizabeth's state funeral to be held at westminster abbey tomorrow. president biden signed a book of condolence for queen elizabeth — and paid this tribute. when the queen had us to the castle for tea and we were joking on crumpets. she kept offering me more and i kept eating everything she put in front of me. but she was the same in person as her image. decent, honourable and all about service. our hearts go out to the royal family, to king charles and all the family. it is a loss that leaves a giant hole and sometimes you think you will never overcome it. but... ..as i told the king, she is going to be with him every step of the way, every minute, every moment. maybe above all, the notion of service. we all owe something. there is something within our capacity t

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he was there around an hour ago with his wife, jill biden, and the us ambassador to london, jane hartleythis tribute to the queen. we had an opportunity to meet with an awful lot of consequential people. but i can say that the ones who stand out in your mind are those whose relationship is consistent with their reputation. the queen had us overfor tea. she kept offering me know and i kept eating everything she put in front of me. but she was the same in person as her image, decent, honourable, and on about service. and our hearts go out to the royal family, king charles and all the family. it is a loss that has left a giant hole. and sometimes you think you will never overcome it. but as i told the king, she will be with him, every step of the way, every minute, every moment, and that is a reassuring notion. so to all the people in the united kingdom, our hearts go out to you, and you are fortunate to have had her the 705, we are, the water is better for it, thank you. just because of the way she touched on the way she leaned over. she had that look, are you ok, anything i can do for you

biden and first lady jill biden, who arrived yesterday and spent time at westminster hall with jane hartleyhere comes the president as he makes his way to the entrance of the historic westminster abbey, where we've watched churchill's funeral, it is a truly extraordinary place. >> westminster abbey opened to guests at 3 a.m. your time at home, eastern time and 8 a.m. in london and dignitariess traveling from royal hospital to westminster abbey in the bus, the tenor bell at westminster abbey supposed to ring once every minute for 96 minutes and next will happen the royal procession, palace of westminister, the coffin will leave that area and head to westminster abbey. >> piers: that final procession will be quite something, you'll have big ben going off, the gun salute going off repeatedly, a lot of noise and these are historic noises for our country, the gun salute and the procession will come past us here at buckingham palace and go to ellington arch issue which was built for the defeat of napoleon by wellington and from the arch, the queen's coffin will be taken not down the main motor wa

i'm pleased to say we can now talk to the new us ambassador to london, jane hartley.a video link? that is true. it was in july. it happened to be - a video link? that is true. it was in july. it happened to be the i injuly. it happened to be the hottest day in london history. and the pomp and circumstance of doing this, as you know quite well, we had to change a few things. they were sending a horse and carriage to pick me up but the day was so hot it was too hot for the horses. the queen so graciously offered to send her car to come and get me. she was quite amazing in my audience with her. first of all, very substantive, very interested, very much wanted to talk about policy. obviously so knowledgeable. what really touched me was her warmth. i hadn't been there that long in this country. she just wanted to make sure, she said is london making you feel welcome? how is winfield house? just caring and personal. at 1.1 told her i had brought my dog and she just lit up. she thought that was wonderful. she was really an amazing, amazing human being. substantive. huge sens