well, un secretary john tony, go tell us, put it this way. suppose to supersize the development goals on. and you see of what the balance is. he is eager to demonstrate that multilateralism is itself as the united nation since the pissing me of this time. so for the positive outcomes that it can produce, it will produce meaningful progress, particularly for 4 countries. for so whole global south who he wants to also bring on his side against the vasa, which try to prevent today as this, that agenda from actually going forward. and that well can say diplomatically, it was a non one bill, winful multi not to listen because the african union, the voice by the democratic republic of congo today, resoundingly pushed back the russian attempts to block this process, which was a hot actually agreed to the full so it's all playing out here in the united nations, rather than on the box will field at the end of the day. that's what nations was a night's nations was founded full. and that's something for ourselves when says, demonstrates to work all sorts of future generations of post together wi

by the sound of it, yeah, john major backs tony blair. nestly over brexit and migration immigration. sorry impact. so speaking to the bbc's amol rajan, sir john impact. so speaking to the bbc's amol rajan, sirjohn had agreed with former labour prime minister tony blair that that far from reducing migration as proposed by nigel farage, good old nige gets a mention. boris johnson and others brexit exit from the eu has increased immigration and replaced europeans with more people from further afield. now interestingly, that's probably true. but one thing i would definitely argue in this case is it's not necessarily brexit that's caused that because brexit has given us the ability to manage our immigration policy and we've made no changes. you know, you could say no immigration whatsoever. net zero by tomorrow. you could say that it's within our power to do that now, but we haven't followed through. it's quite interesting that there's been figures released in the last few days which have changed the narrative a little bit on the economic benef

. >> the old man also stars golden globe and tony winner john lithgow, playing a former fbi assistanth hunting down bridges. >> let's go man. yeah, we're immediately old buddies. i was never as dumb as you thought i was. i was never as reckless. it's this legendary duo's first on screen project together. >> how did you get the green light for an action thriller series starring a couple of guys in their 70s? >> it's funny, when i first looked at the book and the title is the old man, and i was like, will we ever be able to sell this? so what's it like to be jason bourne when he turns 70? and then we said, all right, let's dream. who who could be the star of the show? we said, well, top of the food chain, jeff bridges, what we saw in it as a book and what we saw in it as a project, which was to be able to tell a story about what happens to an action hero when they survive. >> being an action hero, staying true to his character. >> the series has bridges often performing his own stunts. this has to be a physically taxing role. how did you prepare for i? >> i love doing fight scenes. you

arizona sheriff mark lam and texas republican congressman tony gonzales will join us in moments. >> johnth brooke taylor, live in el paso, texas. brooke? >> john, when you hear the gang, 1130s will connect it to here in el paso because we are seeing more venezuelans cross the border here than anywhere else. that is according to cbp data. i sat down with the district attorney here in el paso and he says what they are seeing is the suspected tda gang members moving into other states once across the border here. but this new trend he says is a lot of the suspected gang members will then cross back into el paso. some of the prime examples we are seeing here is the gateway motel. we drove past it. it is literally in the heart of downtown. it was forced to close down because of crime that's been tied to suspected gang members living there. two confirmed tda gang members were also part of the riot at the border last spring. it ended with hundreds of arrests, you may remember. a judge ended up dismissing most of the cases all over a technicality. the d.a. says there is likely much more of these

tony goes from john. his bag now is elani mckay, the secretary general of the south african congress of traditional leaders when he, thanks for joining us on the program. it's very good to see today. so 1st of all, i'd love to get your reaction to the latest us allegations of election maslick against russia. what are your thoughts where it's very interesting that a country that has it, has positioned it's of the ultimate, the representative of democracy in the unit advance would think that its own processes could easily be interfered with or hacked by countries. but it sees a secondary countries or countries, but it, it, it undermines into the things that you'd, as a more or 32 over been from the point of view all outlook and its own way of democracy. i think such a allegations are ridiculous and ludicrous and i wouldn't see any reason why it actually i would one continue to fit with the elections of the united states of america, russia, as we know it, and we have what is known, it is a kind of that is a

john legend is here. and we'll be right back with peter dinklage. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome back to the show. tonight, he's an emmy, oscar, tonywinner. john legend is with us. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, our guests are brian tyree henry and the second gentleman of the united states, kamala's husband, doug emhoff, will join us. [ cheers and applause ] with music from muni long. please join us, too. our first guest took home four emmys over eight seasons of one of the best tv shows ever. now, you can see him on the silver screen in the new western “the thicket.” it opens in theaters friday. please say hello to peter dinklage. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you, peter? >> hi. >> jimmy: my gosh, your face is missing something. >> um -- i don't know. >> jimmy: beard, the moustache? >> i look like a fat baby. [ laughter ] or like a pencil eraser or something. >> jimmy: you think you -- now, you don't have the -- >> anything unattractive what is i look like. >> jimmy: i don't think so, i disagree. i think most of the time guys like me -- will have a beard because they don't have a great chin. you have, like -

i mean, i don't know, it's not going to be tony blair unfortunately . be tony blair unfortunately. johnest britain because of course you are a legendary journalist. you have expertise far exceeding and this is my last day. it's your last show, of course, as well. and we're going to be very sad to lose you. so any other day it would be you. but i'm going to do something special tonight. it's going to be all the young kids who are starting school this september , including my boy this september, including my boy jude, who his first day at school yesterday, he went for, i think it was two hours today. he did a couple of more hours. and from next week they'll be going to full days. not just to jude. i'm not going to be that narcissistic, but to all the young kids, the little boys and girls moving on to the next stage of life at school , all the stage of life at school, all the proud grandparents and the parents seeing them off as well. this is to you. good luck and have the best of fun at school. and of course, jude, i love you very much and i know viewers sometimes get a bit miffed that ib

if it happened in 1997, i don't know whether it was tony blair's government or john major's governmentt, >> but before tony blair. >> but before tony blair. >> yeah, clearly. >> yeah, clearly. >> clearly there is big criticism of the building regulations regime. i mean, to give people at home who are watching some comfort, who may have just moved into a brand new home, wherever it may be. there's been significant tightening up of the building regulation regime, quite correctly , and i'm sure that correctly, and i'm sure that that will continue under this labour government. >> yeah. well, it's we're trying to draw the conversation to a conclusion here, but this has to be one of the worst institutional failings by government, local government in our history . our history. >> it's certainly the worst in my lifetime that i'm aware of. >> i think one of the problems we face now is that planning regulations are actually being loosened to encourage more building , loosened to encourage more building, but building loosened to encourage more building , but building regs, building, but building

civil rights activist dolores huerta speaking to actor and producer john leguizamo, the conversation series hosted by the enemy and tonythe present. john, it is so great to see you, you do such a good job of shining a light and places of american history and the america of today that should be known that aren't known for whatever reason, that school kids aren't learning about. what they do set up to do with this series questioning >> johns hopkins university did a study in front of 87% of latino contributions to the making of the u.s. are not in history textbooks. i set out to correct that, to make the show a corrective, to put back those 87% of fact. our contributions are massive. i found this plethora, this embarrassment of riches. we are the only ethnic group that has fought in every single war america has had the most medals of honor of any ethnic group after white, 10,000 unknown latino patriots fought in the american revolution, 20,000 of us fought in the civil war, 120,000 of us fought in world war i with incredible heroes. we were the first to fight against segregation. >> defending herself from a white sexual

andrew spoke with laver cup chairman and ceo tony godsik and john mack en mcenroe this week. >> yourgreat and almost great at the u.s. open. what do we have in store here? >> this is my last year as captain. i want to go out in style. let's remember, nine of the top ten are still european. the first four years, andrew, we lost. i compare the harlem globetrotters to the washington generals. this is the generals. we are finally making our move right now. shelton could do big things. tiafoe is getting closer. you will see a breakthrough in the next year or two. >> how much is the sponsorships and the media rights and the tennis channel and others? >> so, i think we look at the tickets and the sponsorship are the two major drivers. it was very important for us when we started to build the laver cup that we got a lot of eyeballs on the event. we didn't look for sort of the big deals. we looked for a blanket around the world. sponsorship, we do very well and text sales, we do very well in. media, we do very well. in terms of blanket broadcast, we do great. in terms of market money, we will

. >> this is why we do it if you're not going to do it, tony christensen, if you're not going to do it, john wentworth's, then i guess well, free can do it mean a duerson cnn, wilsonville, oregon our thanks to mean addressing for that report about those brave women for those that might need any help, the national sexual abuse hotline is 180656 for 67, 73. that's 106, 5-6 for 673. that's 656. hope. >> our last leads are next sunday on the whole story, how does a bernie bro become a pro-trump pro-putin social media superstar maga communist, you know, people watch can you, cnn are going to say you're crazy the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at 8:00 on cnn love your phone, but not the cost of your current plan no problem with straight talk bring the phone you love and get one line for $25 a month. when you switch the straight talk. that's up to half off the price of the competition plus the best part of all, get to $200 credit for a new phone after 12 months with straight savings, you save now and later. it just makes sense. >> straight talk, real unlimited data, less dollars, more sens

the find and protect missing foster youth act introduced by senator john cornyn and representative tony gonzalez will bring us one step closer to realizing that goal. this legislation requires the department of health and human services and states to improve tracking for children in the foster care system who have run away or gone missing at some point. including screening youth for signs of human trafficking or other trauma. under federal law, states are required to report missing foster children within 24 hours to law enforcement. yet some states still struggle to implement those protocols. this means that in some cases, kids missing from foster care are not being tracked or reported as missing in a timely manner. this legislation also requires h.h.s. to evaluate state protocols for shortcomings and share that information with congress so we can implement the changes to better track and protect youth in our foster care system. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illin

mano, tony spoke during the opening session of the summit of the few. john, it's the head of main and general assembly meetings in new york later next week. meet ahead of most of the heavy and maintenance costs are as involved in meeting mediation if it's including currently between israel and palestine alongside egypt and the us to put an end to this bloody and catastrophic war on gallons. that we reiterate out coal to reach a ceasefire agreement into release for hostages. we called on the international community to take a clear and decisive starts off with in relation to violations of international humanitarian and human rights. more engine relation to continue with a tax on hospital and she had scores and relief workers say uh oh gabriel alexander is that the un headquarters in new york gave tell us more about what's happened at the proceedings today. yeah, this is essentially a major conference this summit of the future. the u. n. is calling it, it's a major initiative by secretary general antonio gutierrez and they have been negotiating what's called th

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. >> john: this letter is sent from the acting director of i.c.e. to congressman tonys of texas, the response to an inquiry that gonzales sent him back in march. i just talked to him a moment ago and he's going to be joining us at the top of our next hour. he is surprised he ever heard back at all. but what is interesting, in this letter, the acting director says, "i.c.e. recognizes that some jurisdictions are concerned that cooperating will erode trust with immigrant communities and make it harder for law enforcement to service populations." however, sync trade policies can end up shielding dangerous criminals who often victimize those same communities." that would appear to be, from the acting director i.c.e., a tacit acknowledgment that sink trade policies are endangering the public. >> 100%. i've talked to a lot of contacts pretty much every single day and that is their biggest frustration. all over the country there are these jurisdictions who simply will not cooperate with them no matter how heinous the crime is. the boston i.c.e. office is arresting a child rapi

tony, mo, we appreciate the time. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> bret: john, we will send it back to you. >> john: all rightd. up next the panel on the political storm over the response to hurricane helene and is there another political storm brewing over a looming port workers strike? and then it's a long way to take a dip and stand at the top of the podium. ♪ ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, i'm glad it helped. i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now for our 3-week quickstart, just $19.95. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ >> this is catastrophic situation that we have in asheville, an unprecedented

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my colleague john healy has announced more ammunition, more armored vehicles, more support to ukraine's military effort at this time. we are here to listen. that is why i am here with tony>> on friday sir keir starmer will visit washington to discuss the issue with president biden. here's the secretary of state speaking in kyiv a short time ago. >> we remain fully committed to ukraine's victory to not only insuring ukraine can defend itself today but can stand on its own feet strongly militarily, economically, democratically for many days ahead. to securing the path the ukrainian people have chosen toward crater integration in the euro atlantic community including nato to getting a lasting peace. the bottom line is this. we want ukraine to win. we are fully committed to keep marshaling the support it needs for its great defenders and citizens to do just that. >> that was secretary of state. but speak to a ukrainian youth delegate to the u.n. who serves on president zelenskyy's youth affairs council. welcome to the program. what did you make of what you have heard from the two foreign secretaries today? >> good evening. we as ukrainians are not anymore in the first lines

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. >> but isn't this part of the point that tony blair actually had the wit to take that head on? he did a really long interview with john, trust me , or words to that effect. >> i'm a pretty straight sort of fellow guy or whatever it was. i hope he didn't say that. >> anyway, he managed to take on the opprobrium, deal with and paid the money back. starmer has spent weeks saying, oh, all politicians do this. i need a decent suit. security of the nafion decent suit. security of the nation means i've got to go into the best box in town , costing the best box in town, costing thousands of pounds. he hasn't realised that this matters and that people don't like it. and blair just that people don't like it. and blairjust had a much finer political antennae. >> well, i think he did. i mean, tony blair used to say that he had been at the gallowgate end at saint james's park watching newcastle when jackie milburn was playing, despite the fact that jackie milburn, i think, stopped playing before he was born. but but look, i tell you, what slightly worries me about this is rishi sunak, and i'm not his greatest fan. he would sit in t

tony gonzales is a texas congressman and he joins me now. uh-oh, congressman good morning to you. what do you think of this? it does sound like johnublicans. one of them was congressman cory mills so we don't need to respond to this. >> good morning, carley, thank you for having me. i will tell you what, i served in afghanistan. i served five years in afghanistan before i retired as a master chief years later i also attended earlier this week the congressional gold medal ceremony and, you know, met with the 13 americans that were killed at abbey gate and their families. and it was painful. so to dismiss something like that in an email as if it is just a few people, clearly they are disconnected. anyone who served in afghanistan, it is painful to this day. absolutely wrong. should not treat the families that way. they should not treat veterans that way. show a little decency and show a little respect. >> carley: no doubt. so glad those 13 who died were posthumously given that award this week. you were there. i'm sure it was reflective and powerful moment to watch their families receive that award while they were not there to receiv

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do you remember doctor john reid, you remember doctorjohn reid, who was a former defence secretary, and when tonynd indoors, actually came out and said, hold on a moment, working class people. and he was a doctor. john now in the lords from a working class background, actually said, hold on a moment. we need to be really careful about this because actually we need to understand that smoking for some people is just part of their lives, and it's something that they do. i'm not saying that they do. i'm not saying that it's just working class people who smoke for one moment, but i think there is a there's a potentially a lack of understanding that actually people you know, there's not they don't necessarily they do hard jobs, they have hard lives. and actually just to be on their side for a moment rather than starting to sort of over encroachment into those lives just to back off a little bit because keir starmer, you know, is a theme throughout the election, wasn't it, that actually politics was going to tread a little bit more lightly on their lives? and i think people were looking at this saying,

to accept that deal both john kirby on your program earlier this morning saying that the responsibility lies solely with sinwar, the leader of hamas and secretary of state tony blinken also saying that the two parties israel and hamas let's have agreed to 15 out of 18 paragraphs of the ceasefire deal. and that's the fine print that remains to be agreed to, and that it's hamas who won't agree to that. so trying to frame this situation is one where israel has political will, which there have been questions about among us officials behind the scenes and trying to put the onus squarely on hamas all right. >> kayla tausche. great to have you on this morning. thank you very much so a presidential election is not a popularity contest or is it a look at some surprising numbers on candidate likability? >> to 30 years. i've been saying publicly what people i have enough money. i could just shut off but back i can car saturday, october 5th on cnn yeah copd hasn't been pretty it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. >> we're trilogy has shown me that there's still beauty and breadth to be had because the three medicines in one inh

journalists that you are like john prescott in a skirt stop in the days of blair and brown, he had a reputation of being a sort of thorn in the side and sometimes a pain in the neck for tonyre labour is doing what you want? ., ., ,., , want? i have learnt sometimes there is a _ want? i have learnt sometimes there is a carrot _ want? i have learnt sometimes there is a carrot and _ want? i have learnt sometimes there is a carrot and stick i there is a carrot and stick approach, and being a pain all the time doesn't necessarily get you what you want to achieve. i've been incredibly focused. it's an incredible honour for me to be a deputy prime minister and be in the job i am in, and they want to make sure people have good, secure homes and good, secure employment, and are really focused on that, and they will be pushy when i need to be pushy, but i will also be collegiate and work with people, because nobody can do it on their own. we are a team. our cabinet is 18. we are 0ur cabinet is 18. we are working with all levers of government to deliver that the people of britain. there are sometimes suggestions you are a bit pushed out are your influences sometimes a bit ignored. w

tells us that he's about under the 30% mark for john major, that took 397 days for harold wilson, it took 664 days for boris, it was 675 days. and for tony 1082 days. now the question i put to you there, it's when you work that out as 11 times faster than the average of 765 days for most leaders, releasing criminals, as lizzie says, pursuing those on facebook, this net zero penchant for making things expensive in this country and making our pensioners freeze well, it's like the man's got a death wish, isn't it? >> well, i mean, on releasing prisoners, that was something he was forced into doing because the previous prime minister was so, was so cavalier to let the prisons, to let the prisons get to a stage where they were at capacity. >> so not actually can i just say tony blair was one that knew the prisons were crumbling and schools and did nothing about it. let me tell you what is so awful is that if i have a friend who has suffered with domestic abuse and is so scared at night that her ex—partner is going to be released, how can starmer sleep at night when he's releasing you know all the wrong people and letting in the wrong people a

there was tony blair in his memoirs , said that blair in his memoirs, said that he came to regret hounding john over standards and sleaze. he said it was a good media game and in opposition they played it, which is exactly what we're seeing happen before this general election. he said the goals were easy, but the long term consequences were disastrous. >> i totally agree, i'm talking about sleaze and we are talking about, you know, the free clothes and everything. but the trouble is, it's too easy to snipe and say, look , look, snipe and say, look, look, they're awful. look how terrible they're awful. look how terrible they are. they're so sleazy. they're all hypocrites, aren't they awful? and that's something that trump always , always does. that trump always, always does. i want to see people coming up with some really good, bright ideas. what actually are we going to do for the country? what are we going to do for the people? i want to i want to feel. keir starmer caring more about people. i want to hear nigel farage caring more about what are we actually going to do and what are their ideas

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