the labor leaders popularity surge i'm not joined by politics professor and polling experts and john curtis john good of you to join us today what do you think what's driving these findings what is it about kiss dom of the public seem to like at this point in the virus crisis. well 1st thing we set out to say bill is that we should remember that for many votes is the care. is still an unknown quantity actually just single the most popular response to the question the year got to us was i don't know how well doubtless a kid is doing but that said this is one of a number of pieces of evidence that secure is at least starting off with a net positive approval rating amongst those people who are willing to tell you it's in feed many fewer than they are for the prime minister and certainly what is true is the polling against in this poll which shows that boys join the proportion think about it just do it but it is down from 2 thirds last minute to 57 percent now that drop is consistent with the other party out at the probably in the last few days the last 7 days the confidence in the way in which

forensic approach to the bars crisis is praise we get reaction from polling expert professor said john curtis. the government has urged those in england who can't work from home during the coronavirus crisis to return to their jobs but packed public transport has left the unions accusing the prime minister of risking public safety it comes amid a financial doomsday predictions which suggest the british economy could shrink by up to a quarter or he said and he joins me now with the latest so you say back to work hasn't really gone to plan as such as it. no absolutely today's the day when the government changes and easing the if you will of those lockdown measures come into effect and people will be now allowed suit for example exercised for the limited amounts of time outdoors before it was only one piece of exercise daily that you are allowed out for one time out of your homes people also will be allowed to meet up with another person who doesn't live within their household all over again and they are encouraged to do it outdoors 'd and observe social distancing proportions but perhaps the bi

ernesttefanik and junk -- john curtis, andy barr, jim banks, and chris stewart. microcosm of our entire conference, taking more others.committees and they will be looking at a wide range of china related issues, including influence operations targeting the u.s., including our universities, tanks, and media outlets. economic threats to our government. efforts to gain the technological advantage and the origin of covid-19. aey work will lead to comprehensive report with legislative recommendations due by october. a new committee that was announced by the democrats last month was the coronavirus oversight committee, led by one of their most political members. gone over they existing oversight functions of the house. every committee has a subcommittee on oversight. three additional new oversight committees were put in the cares act. it is important to have accountability. these three new committees you have the inspectors general to select someone, you have the president and another committee who will appoint an individual confirmed by the senate, and then you have a

where in the next hour of discussing the impact of the scandal with polling expert professor said john curtis. the pandemic has put the global economy into shock and no the european union has propose a code 19 recovery plan including hundreds of billions in loans and grants from member states has the details european commission president on the line was in quite generous mood on wednesday she was talking about budgeting in funding up to 1.85 trillion a year 01 point one trillion of baht is the e.u. budget for the next 7 years but 750000000000 is in corona virus aid to help those countries that have been worst affected in making the announcement the e.u. commission president was very one for all and all for water 'd in our union people and business and companies depend and rely on each other in our union cohesion convergence and investment are good for all and. this is about art of us and it is really bigger than any of us this is europe's moment but there are those that are feeling a little less in the mood to share the debt which would come up with a sort of underlines plan they've been call

darren lahood and denver curtis, andyhn barr, john joyce, adam kissinger, jim banks, michael walsh, chrisrt. it will be a microcosm of our entire conference, taking more committees -- more than 10 committees jurisdictions. they will be looking at a wide range of china issues including influence targeting of the u.s. including our universities and think tanks, economic threats to our government and allies, efforts to gain technological advantage, and role in the origin of the spread of covid-19. this will conclude with legislative recommendations dubai october. due by- do you -- october. a new oversight committee was announced by the democrats led by one of the most political members of their caucus. every committee has a subcommittee on oversight. three additional new oversight committees were put in the cares act. it's important to have accountability. and in doing so, in these three new committees, you have the inspectors general, the president and another committee who will appoint an individual who will be confirmed by the senate, and then a bipartisan bicameral committee as well. it

john h. morrow junior, curtis young and others. i have very little time on the stage, so i cannot give a shout out to the dean. if i had time, i would. i see a beautiful young woman in uniform, which reminds me of something i was amended by a dear colleague. can i ask all active-duty end all members of the military who made a sacrifice for this country to stand? you can stand, too, colonel. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. you stood up, so i can't deny you. >> you gentlemen have done an excellent job. >> nice to meet you. >> what would you say are the key elements for us to galvanize the military? the military has always been a precursor of what happens in society. the more things change, the more they stay the same. the struggles, we are still fighting. minority officers, male and female -- [indiscernible] this civil rights era where we were invested in the future. my future is connected to hers, we are moving out of the community. we are engaged engaged in fratricide as opposed to supporting each other. what would you say are

john jr. chad williams. jay winter. and curtis young. i have little time so can't give shout out to lonnie pressler or dean. i had more time i would. let's do one more. that young, beautiful woman. as reminded by a colleague can i ask all active duty and members of the military who made a sacrifice for this country to stand, you can stand too colonel. bless you. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >> nice. >> you hear people say almost as a throw away, thank you for your service, but we really mean it. thank you for your service. >> [ inaudible ] >> well, you stood up so i can't deny you, ma'am. >> thank you. you gentlemen. [ inaudible ] . >> okay. yes. yes. okay. nice to meet you. >> what would you say are the key elements for us to galvanize the military going forward? because the military has always been a precursor of what happens in society. >> true that. >> so, my grandma would say the more things change the more they stay the same, so the struggle, we're still fighting. >> uh-huh. >> as a colonel

john h. morrow jr., krewasky, and jay winter and curtis young and i have very little time on the stage so i cano give out a shotout to -- but if i had time i would. but let's do one very important thing i see a young woman in uniform and reminds me something that i was reminded by a dear colleague, could i ask all active duty and members of the military that have made the sacrifice for this country to stand. you could stand too, colonel. >> oh, me. okay. >> could you please stand. [ applause ] >> bless you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> people say almost as a throw away thank you for your service but we really mean it. thank you for your service. well you stood up so i can't deny you. i can't deny you, ma'am. >> thank you. you gentlemen have done an excellent job, colonel. >> yes. rabbi, i submit you. >> what would you say are the key elements for us to galvanize the military to go forward because the military is always been a precursor of what happens -- >> true that. >> so my grandma would say the more things change the more they stay the same so the struggle, we're still fighting as a