jess phillips you have been a joy so frank open as ever. thank you. jess phillips no worries .g jess phillips no worries. coming up, former secretary jacqui smith , as i grieved for my job smith, as i grieved for my job so i've grieved for my marriage which was very happy marriage of 33 years. and in some ways that will i will never get over and senior conserve mp caroline nokes he's going to believe me and what will this do to my career ? i talk about it . jacqui smith, 15 years ago you were appointed as britain's first woman home secretary. what's the toughest thing about job? well, it doesn't that long ago for a start, in ways it feels like yesterday, i think the toughest thing is that you suddenly that you are responsible for the security of , the country, our borders against counter—terrorism for communities, against crime , that communities, against crime, that feels like a great weight actually on your shoulders. but ihave actually on your shoulders. but i have to say, it's also a massive honour and for the two years i did it, saying i enjoyed it would probably be going

coming up, labour's jess phillips.lorie intake must have been i literally less than 500 calories a day, which starve myself . a day, which starve myself. former home secretary jacqui smith as the grieved for my job so i've grieved for my marriage which was a very happy of 33 years and in some ways that i will never get over that . and will never get over that. and senior conservative mp caroline nokes who's going to believe me and? nokes who's going to believe me and.7 what will this do to my career if i talk about it . jess career if i talk about it. jess phillips great to see you. are going to talk a bit about but a lot about you because . this is lot about you because. this is called the real me and this supposed to humanise politicians and i think have some very human stories to share actually. i like to think so. stories to share actually. i like to think so . first of all, like to think so. first of all, i mean, you're known people know you're in politics, a leading feminist. was there a moment or experience that

i mean you i you had jess phillips on yesterday. was amazed they would bring this out right . so i have no idea where that has come from. again. mp would claim some kind of party on, its expensesis claim some kind of party on, its expenses is out of their mind . expenses is out of their mind. kit malthouse , really great to kit malthouse, really great to talk to you . thank you so much. talk to you. thank you so much. looking ahead , this evening's looking ahead, this evening's weather and the uk looking wet in the southeast with showers across western parts . let's take across western parts. let's take across western parts. let's take a look at the details . south a look at the details. south western england will a mix of clear spells and scattered this evening. the showers will be mainly across devon and cornwall and could be locally heavy . and could be locally heavy. skies across the south—east of england remain cloudy and we can expect further rain at times, especially kent and sussex wales will see a showery end to sunday wind

i mean you i you had jess phillips on yesterday. was amazed they would bring this out right . so i have no idea where that has come from. again. mp would claim some kind of party on, its expensesis claim some kind of party on, its expenses is out of their mind . expenses is out of their mind. kit malthouse , really great to kit malthouse, really great to talk to you . thank you so much. talk to you. thank you so much. looking ahead , this evening's looking ahead, this evening's weather and the uk looking wet in the southeast with showers across western parts . let's take across western parts. let's take across western parts. let's take a look at the details . south a look at the details. south western england will a mix of clear spells and scattered this evening. the showers will be mainly across devon and cornwall and could be locally heavy . and could be locally heavy. skies across the south—east of england remain cloudy and we can expect further rain at times, especially kent and sussex wales will see a showery end to sunday wind

attorney matt graves, as well as vince cohen, channing phillips, and jesse loop. i also want to thank my colleagues at the attorney's office who i have learned so much from. my parents, pat and carol, are here today. they traveled from new york to extend the support they have provided throughout my life. without their support, i would not be sitting before you today. my parents worked tirelessly to support their children and serve as examples of hard work, respect, and humility. my brothers-in-law and my sister are both here today, both of whom have dedicated their careers to public service. i moved to the district of columbia after graduating from the washington university of state law. i worked on cases seeking to ensure that individuals with disabilities were receiving services in integrated settings. after moving to new york city and working in private practice, i returned to the district. during my clerkship, i spent countless hours serving at meetings and helping that one day i would have an opportunity to practice and appear before judge boseman. that dream

thank the current and former leadership of the unites us -- ron mentioned, vince coleman, jenny phillips and jesse lu. i also think my colleagues in the u.s. attorney's office who i learned so much from. i reserve special thanks to my friends and family who have supported me throughout the process and the many years leading up to this. my parents path and carroll are here today. the child here from upstate new york to extend their and faltering support -- serve as an example of hard work, kindness and humility. my brother to andrew and sister laura above here today, but the foot dedicate their careers to public service, as an attorney and educator. i moved to the district of columbia after graduating from the university of st. louis. i had an opportunity to begin mightily your career behind the dedicated and accomplished department of justice. iran cases seeking to ensure that individuals with disabilities were seeking services in integrated settings. after moving to your city for a private practice, i returned to the district for a clerkship of the u.s. district court of the district of columbia.

taken we're still not seeing that comprehensive action that we needed to see and yvette cooper and jess phillips of commonsjust parliament, through the house of commons just before the summer and the government pulled it again and we've been talking about it for well over three years. it's still being delayed. obviously, we will pushing in the bill for crimes against misogyny, to be a hate crime, and for tackling misogyny against women in that particular bill but i feel that the government is watering down the aspect of what has become known as legal but harmful which is abuse that we see online which could be very damaging to people receiving it on social media but also off—line it can turn into violence and hate off—line as well and i think one of the other issues i am looking to highlight this weekend is the abuse our footballers get online. we would all remember in the wake of the euros i8 all remember in the wake of the euros 18 months ago the huge wave of racist abuse that many of our footballers received after missing some penalties. well, they are still open to that now because the onlin

. >> jesse: ithere were informants from the fbi on january 6th, and trump was not selling nuclear documents from mar-a-lago. i don't like phillip wrote that article in "the post," crime is surging in fox news coverage. i invited him on my show to debate him, and he refused. i did a deep dive today. now his own paper admitted that crime is a problem. want to know what i found? >> greg: can't wait. >> jesse: he's 5'8". >> greg: what's wrong with that? >> jesse: there's other things. he watches "real housewives" with his wife. he's a conspiracy theorist who falls for every single hoax. the guy is duped more than anybody. fell for the laptop, russia, wrong on covid. he used to write for this out of in california where he would publish maps of opponents' homes. he's like an antifa journalist. the fact he's the national correspondent for "the washington post," he's masquerading as -- i wouldn't call him a leninist, you know what, i'll lift the ban on personal attacks, he's a slime ball. >> jeanine: bill clinton is a smart guy. he says that the republicans before the election, always find a new way to scare the living daylights out of