you have a completely different to joe phillips different view to joe phillips on topic .nt view to joe phillips on topic. but let's talk on that topic. but let's talk about one of the big topics of the day, shall we? illegal migration. now ministers are being to change the being forced to change the illegal migration bill get this, everyone, it had 28 defeats in the house of lords. i find this quite interesting. you are a sitting member of the of the lords. you did indeed vote on this bill. it's been doing a couple of backwards and forwards, hasn't it? it's back in the commons today. i would say that some of these amendments that have been pushed through the lords, through via the lords, they really do change things, i would argue, for the worse . so one of argue, for the worse. so one of the big ones , daniel, is in the big ones, daniel, is in terms of applying this bill retrospectively , so that now as retrospectively, so that now as being kicked to the kerb. so now this will only affect this bill will only affect people from whatever the date of this bill being put int

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with this all seven alongside me, ben habib and joe phillips remain paul , me, ben habib and joe phillipsell . he says social esg very well. he says social engineering by stealth to convert by pressure, basically , convert by pressure, basically, companies and british citizens to comply with the work left by culture, regardless of our own beliefs and values. i like that. social engineering by stealth . social engineering by stealth. now, jim in swansea, you've got us all talking because you say great show as usual, but i'm absolutely tamping . we've got no absolutely tamping. we've got no idea what tamping means. i'm really hoping it's not something rude . maybe it's just a local rude. maybe it's just a local expression. tell me what it means. we're absolutely intrigued. john says esg reminds me of when asc took over the construction industry . well construction industry. well intentioned, but a red rag to a jobs worth, he says. i hear you , stuart says. thank you for an excellent show with ben and joe. he is loving the conversation so far. let's move it on, shall we? you might be familia

what sounds like joe phillips. what doesit sounds like joe phillips.t have we got to we have to to offer? what do we have to give very good points. give away? very good points. there trade when there are always trade offs when it deals. keep it comes to trade deals. keep your in. subscribe it comes to trade deals. keep yo youtube, in. subscribe it comes to trade deals. keep yo youtube, follow in. subscribe it comes to trade deals. keep yo youtube, follow in. on bscribe it comes to trade deals. keep yo youtube, follow in. on twitter to youtube, follow us on twitter . we're at gb news. that's it from me today. but stay tuned because nana has just arrived on the sofa. and from what i've heard, smashing show heard, she's got a smashing show coming up. >> well, hope so. i hope so, >> well, i hope so. i hope so, because we're talking about the ctpt excellent option to say that. and of course, ben wallace has decided that, you know, i kind of when i hear these people stepping down, i sort of think, i don't think you guys are going to win anyway, but that's re

norman brennan, also kevin hurley also joe phillips, hurley and also joe phillips, thank your thank you the think have you lost faith in the police? you're i'm nana think have you lost faith in the policewe'rere i'm nana think have you lost faith in the policewe're live i'm nana think have you lost faith in the policewe're live on i'm nana think have you lost faith in the policewe're live on tv, i'm nana think have you lost faith in the policewe're live on tv, online|na akua. we're live on tv, online and digital radio. coming up, and on digital radio. coming up, we'll our great we'll continue with our great british debate this hour. i'm asking, do you still have faith in ulez thoughts asking, do you still have faith in my ulez thoughts asking, do you still have faith in my panel, ulez thoughts asking, do you still have faith in my panel, broadcasteroughts asking, do you still have faith in my panel, broadcaster and ts of my panel, broadcaster and columnist cundy, also columnist lizzie cundy, also former labour adviser matthew columnist lizzie cundy, also forme|butyour adviser matthew co

phillips is a democrat, danielle. we've got an incumbent president, joe biden, who has done an exceptional job in his first term. an idea is this 14 phillips? >> one, i have no idea is who dean phillips. is one, he already has branding ahead of him, right? and joe biden has done everything and anything that he can in order to make the lives of the american people better. even despite the supreme court's decisions to overturn affirmative action and to deny student debt relief. , so i think that we, the democratic party, are going to stick with this president, because he has stuck by us and his promises. >> danielle moodie, like i said, gracing us with your brilliance early this morning. thanks for joining me today. >> thank you, friend. >> and still to come on the katie phang show, trump's watergate. that damning new cover up charges in the mar-a-lago documents case have shades of the scandal that brought down the nixon presidency. but the political responses to presidential lawlessness couldn't be any more different. we'll break that down, coming up next. at pnc bank, you can find us in big cities and small town

question, let's now speak to political commentator and former liberal democrat press secretary joe phillipscannon. no doubt you were quite happy as well by the result . how well by the result. how concerned should the conservatives be by this this pincer movement of the red wall working classes going back to the labour party and the more affluent blue wall flipping into the lib dems as well? >> i think they should be quite concerned because although the liberal democrats traditionally do really well in by elections and they've they've won four in this parliamentary term, you can throw everything at a by—election. >> you can't do that on seats even if you've only got , you even if you've only got, you know, ten, 20 target seats. you simply don't have the resources. so i think, you know, by elections there an indicator there, a barometer, but they're not really a clear guide to what happensin not really a clear guide to what happens in a general election. as we know . and i think as as we know. and i think as catherine was just saying , we're catherine was just saying, we're going to see an e

ben and joe phillips. ben habib and joe phillips.ies by the day fly by. day does fly by. >> i must say, i've enjoyed my first show back. been a bit first show back. it's been a bit of a different one, actually. we've kind of done a lot we've kind of done quite a lot in the environment, which is not usually bag. and then, yes, usually my bag. and then, yes, lots dying well. lots on assisted dying as well. look, thank you very much, michelle. look, thank you very much, mi

joe biden. deane phillips, a congressman from minnesota, i have thoughts on this, but i am intrigued by yours, in of who dean phillips is, how he's thought of inside the house democratic caucus. >> well, i know that we both know who dean phillips is, phil, because we've covered congress, i've talked to dean phillips a number of times, but i mentioned his name to a relative who does not live anywhere near d.c. and they said, who, yesterday? i don't think that he has any name recognition outside of d.c., among the democratic caucus, he is certainly respected, and they feel as though he's a very serious lawmaker for the short time that he's been in congress. he's someone that helped make their majority a few years ago, when they were in the majority in the house. but a lot of democrats they talked to are more concerned about third party candidates versus someone challenging joe biden within the primary. they're concerned about candidates like cornel west and having a jill stein effect, similar to 2016, when we saw that that really made the big difference in those key swing states and ultimately cont

. >>> cnn has learned that representative dean phillips, a minnesota democrat, is considering challenging joeal of biden, saying he should not run for a second term due to his age. phillips at 54 is 26 years younger than the president. senator chris coons, a close biden ally dismissed a primary challenge from phillips this morning, pointing to biden's accomplishments. >> just look at the endorsements president biden is getting. earlier in the cycle, more broadly than ever before. well, look, we've had contested primaries with sitting presidents. you've never seen a sitting president have as weak a field of potential opponents, marianne williamson, robert kennedy, as he has had now. the base of the democratic party, as broadly as i've ever seen it in my life is endorsing president biden because of what he's gotten done. >> cnn's white house correspondent, arlette saenz, is joining us right now. arlette, biden has a big polling lead in the democratic primary. any signs of concerns? >> well, president biden's advisers and allies like senator chris coons ultimately don't believe that any of these

in tommy phillips, the david broder of the day in scranton, wrote, "that's when joe biden knew he wasoing to be president." [laughter] i knew i was going to be president when jim clyburn went ahead and endorsed me. that's when i knew i was going to be president. [applause] thank you, jim. this is a great honor to be here tonight, and i mean that sincerely. summer 1918. the first world war. a train moves through the outskirts of paris. an american army captain rides alongside an all-white regiment heading to the frontlines. a son of a slave state, the grandson of slaveowners, captain harry s. truman looks through his glasses toward the blood-stained soil of the second battle of the marne that ended just a few months before. it was a pivotal victory that led by the vital part of america's 369th infantry regiment: the harlem hellfighters, an all-black regiment that spent 191 days on the front, longer than any unit of its size in history. a link in a distinguished line of ancestors and descendants, enslaved and free, risking their lives in every war since our founding for ideals they hadn

about whether there's enthusiasm about joe biden he's raising a lot of money that's one way to judge that. i think democrats are very concerned not about dean phillipsut this sort of know labels movement that joe manchin, is there going to be a moderate democrat republican who can inject the race was some enthusiasm, trying to get issues talked about in a way they might not be. that almost always ends up hurting candidates like joe biden i think democrats are very conservative joe manchin or some other third-party candidate runs it will hurt joe biden it will not hurt donald trump. shannon: it issue that is not been talked about late friday in a statement people magazine is now been talked about by the president after mainstream articles and other start raising this issue about you have seven grandkids not six. this is what the president said the first lady to come a people magazine this is not a political issue of the family matter, joe and i only what's best for all of our grandchildren including navy. so why now? >> certainly a choice to give a statement to people magazine on friday night. certainly way to bury the lead with maybe a friendlier pu

joe and tell it. detectives may have overlooked the real power tank about to explode in phillip's life. >> he had a lotst how big and varied phillips impressive business holdings were. two from his real estate investments. >> there was a probably 18 entities he was involved in. >> two is connections with cattle investors across georgia and beyond. >> there was someone georgia, but he had them in kentucky, he had cows all over. >> now she told the story that by the summer of 2008's the real estate bubble bursting her boss stop selling and the banks began calling. second and third demands for past two payments of 50 and $60,000. the defense suggested had someone been on the shorthand of one of phillip heidt's dealings? and for reasons of money, and revenge, had wanted him in his family dead? there was evidence to suggest that said the defense. >> i know this one in particular that got pretty irate. >> joanne told the jury about one strong armed banker that according to testimony, had rattled philip to his core. >> he was really upset, i mean, when he came in his face was real red. he talked about it for

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joe? nice to meet you ma'am. nice to meet you. i know. all right, phillips macy's found and president of the national african american gun association. since its founding in 2015 membership has grown 245000 so black americans in the us buying say knowledge numbers is a new phenomenon. for what's the name of the folder? oh is this is what stores. based on the 9th calendar in buffalo soldiers, it was the regiment 03 again, runaway slaves. the former businessman is proud of his heritage and the organization he founded with the goal of preserving. i'm protecting the community, the . we're probably about 14000000 ask americans world nationwide here in the us to have guns now as a lot of folks, 14000000 the pandemic to me was the, the line and the saying that combine with the political and racial tension that you have in the country. right now, i'm not gonna call it a renaissance. we're asking americans, i'm gonna call it in a wakening because we've never had this many black folks in the united states having guns at the same time. free as an absence in there to be

no, joe, but i just can't go back to the square footage windows out stop. we, it's all, most of us for you go lucius, who not phillip near go set us up. you know, did you want to show them? you have to come ok. please come. someone says money. no of it on the i'd be this last night. it's a new i'm saying that a couple of and if you generally push cable stuff the service beside it was couple restaurants, etc. products even you can put them on some fuel. we're just going to try to change your intake. so just take a picture, go to the level we just $1040.00 moisten shirts, tripped over some of our point in under all jump subject, dillman, shriveled. i wash and fellowship to show our existing awful logic projects of georgia cottage since february. no, that's what it was about. chose a logistically enough to hold the chief then we'll know toby shuttle old joe my we are small so but we should know so, but i just usually ask but if i don't have a on you see that with me on the not as out. i'm sure whoever they are calling is about to leave it and you should them also have an option here to bring your bill when people are s

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phillips have been receiving inquiries of his willingness to challenge biden. he's going to new york city to meet with donors. that's another headache that this white house does not need. >> joehere. i am trying to figure out how aggressive to be about these stories. >> what about third party issue? >> he out raised donald trump by more than two-one. all these democrats -- he's raising a lot of money and that's one way to judge that. democrats are very concerned of the no label movement and joe mansion and is there going to be some moderate and democratic republican who think they could inject the race with enthusiasm and trying to get issues talked about in the way it may not be. that always end up hurting candidates like joe biden. democrats are concerned that if some other third party candidate runs, it will hurt joe biden and not donald trump. >> an issue that has not been talked about. a statement in "people" magazine is talked about by the president. this is what the president said and the first lady to "people" magazine. this is not a political issue. jill and i want what is best for all of our grandchildren including navy. >> certainly a choice to give a statement to

joe biden can't do this job. so i don't begrudge any of my friends in congress from considering a presidential run -- >> i was going to say, should given all of that, should congressman phillipsan, congressman phillips can do whatever he wants. i don't think he'll get very far, because the democratic party is pretty enthusiastic about a president who has made historic progress on a number of priorities that we have been fighting and losing on for decades before joe biden became president. i think most incumbent presidents get some kind of primary challenge, even if it's a pretty weak one. but joe biden is going to be the democratic nominee and i don't really think anybody will have much of a shot at challenging him. we'll be behind him 100%. >> fair enough, but there are some polls that show that people would be willing to consider an alternative to joe biden. let me go to something that you and your democratic colleagues are working on in the senate. and that is a code of conduct for the supreme court. this is something that you introduced regularly, but we did get a response this week from supreme court justice samuel alito. and he said, quote, i know this is a controversia