so this is just as president johnson would have seen it in his day. of luminaries in this room, seven presidents came through these rooms, 61st ladies, the queen of england, prince philip, prince charles, princess diana and it looks exactly as we see it now. as an interview lbj did with walter in the early 1970s in which lbj is sitting in that chair and walter is on that couch and you see exactly what you see right now. the president was alive for about a year end a half when this library, he was inaugurated in 1971 and he died in january 1973. very limited time during which he was part of the library but a very important time. lady bird johnson continued to make an important part of her life until she died in 2007. this library is just as much about her touch as it is her husband. throughout the room, there are wonderful artifacts the johnsons collected while they were in the white house, some come from heads of state and others from friends of theirs who gave the johnsons gift for the presidential library for the white house that was brought to this

president johnson was a -- a major consumer of the news. he monitored it very, very carefully and those three television sets were set up so he could see simultaneously all three major news broadcasts simultaneously. and there's a remote control there, a primitive remote control allows him to isolate the sounds on two sets so that he could hear the sound on one of them. this was at a time there were only three broadcast networks, nbc, cbs and abc. easier to monitor and pbs was a fourth network introduced by lyndon johnson through legislation in 1967 creating not only pbs, but also national public radio. i mentioned earlier that this suite has not changed since president johnson died in 1973 and the rug that i will show you in what is a bathroom is illustraive of that. the neon green, anyone over 45 years of age would recognize that's the same color of the rug in their dens. it's a very popular color at the time and you can see we haven't changed things in the suite. >> if we could, i just-- that's the one thing i want. i'd like to have a ne

armory is that mr johnson's and this is something which does disturb me as a unions is that mr johnson's well documented record of lying not least about the s.n.p. . means that whatever e says in mary to surf referendum campaign is carries a 0 white's so let's move gently again a bit of above the a c. a telling point in politics when you have well displayed good the solution to the some of these techniques of crept into politics how the parties have become and the ownership of the big dollars. that has the lighting developments across politics that do you think there's going to be a tumbling point the people of ensley say though or we're fed up with their slogan or elect a clean government party or do you think we're on the road to perdition to answer your question you have to understand what has happened to the fanservice if party is shaped change in being a pragmatic sensible new party union when you were never very. broadly based party to be something which is quite. quite a very right wing it's moved it into words the old right to use the jargon trance it just says that the republica

armory is that mr johnson's and this is something which justice that is a union's is that mr johnson'swell documented record of lying not least about the s.n.p. . means that we're in recess in merry juicer referendum campaigns kerry 0 whites so let's move more generally again peter oborne do you see a telling point in politics when you have well disclaimed good the solution that with some of these techniques of crept into politics how the parties have become and the ownership of the big dollars. that has the line development across politics that do you think there's going to be a tumbling point the people of a mostly say though are well fed up with this they're going to let the clean government party or be if they were on the road to perdition to answer your question you have to understand what has happened to the conservative party is shaped change in being a pragmatic sensible new party union when you were never very you know broadly in place party to be something which is quite. quite a very right wing it's moved it into words the old writes is that to use the jargon sense it just s

johnson to president johnson. and it's stated may 14 1964. it's much more than a letter and i like to call it a strategy memo because in fact it's lays out a strategy lady bird strategy whereby linden and it's a pro and con analysis of weather. linden should run in november of 1964 on his own right or whether he should step down and announce that he's not even going to run for a proper term himself. at that time in may of 64, that's what he was thinking about. he was doubting his ability to keep the country unified. he felt the pressure of vietnam the escalation pressure of vietnam and civil rights were stuck in congress. so in the memo what we see is lady bird being very very analytical laying out for him the consequences for not running or the alternative for running and winning and then one of the reasons i see this is so important is that she says in the memo i think you should run. and you'll probably win. and at that point you can try to have three years and several months of a great presidency and announce in february or march of 1968

armory is that mr johnson's and this is something which just a step is a unions is that mr johnson's well documented record of lying not least about the s.n.p. . means that whatever he says in mary to syria referendum campaigns carries a 0 weights so let's move what generally again peter odom do you see a telling point in politics and when you have well displayed good the solution with some of these techniques of crept into politics how the parties have become and the ownership of the big dollars. that has the line development across politics do you think there's going to be a tumbling point the people of ensley say though or were fed up with their smuggler let the clean government party of the if they were on the road to perdition to answer your question you have to understand what has happened to the fanservice if party is ship change being a pragmatic sensible the party union when you are an m.p. you know broadly based party to be something which is quite. quite a very right wing it's moved it into words the old right to use the jargon trance in justice and the republicans in the

johnson: mr. speaker, in no way underestimate the suffering of those buildings -- the victims of those buildings that have been prejudiced by the spectrum of unsafe materials and that is why we have 5 billion pounds of investment and i can tell most of the most dangerous is all gone from the high-rise buildings and we certainly agree that leaseholders should be protected from remediation costs, and people in high-rise buildings will pay nothing to replace their unsafe. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister will understand that fevering is located on the outskirts of london and has very different needs and aspirations from those in the core area of the city. once we need to corporation on things like transport, wealthy except that it is time for wholesale reform of the way london and the wider region and support my campaign to take back control from the mayor and city hall interference, allowing favoring and all outer london boroughs the freedom to make their own decisions that best meet the needs of

where i live, right adjacent to lyndon b johnson grove, there's a small monument to lady bird johnsonbut not that many people stop there because it's hard to get there. so where would lady bird johnson memorial be? i can't give you an answer off the top of my head. it's such an excellent question. i think the library, lbj library perhaps could be renamed to lady bird johnson and lyndon b johnson library because it certainly is a testament to her. he might not -- well, different reasons. [laughter] >> okay. >> it was not after she died. she was responsible in part and so was he. >> right. >> so it's as of to say even after death, both of them, you can imagine their jointly shared decisions in relations to things like monuments. when i think a monument to lady bird, mrs. johnson as we called her, i think of how we made a mistake in her funeral because we will had timed it all to her funeral and burial at the ranch and we timed everything just exactly right, how long it would take to drive those up to the ranch and we completely underestimated how long it would take because we thought af

but maybe johnson like alex ferguson will have a johnson — like alex ferguson will have a johnson timels all the time. ~ , , , . time. we will see. there is picture of him on the _ time. we will see. there is picture of him on the front _ time. we will see. there is picture of him on the front page _ time. we will see. there is picture of him on the front page of - time. we will see. there is picture of him on the front page of our - time. we will see. there is picture l of him on the front page of our next paper, the independent. it shows him judging by the weather but i think this is him and jenny mcgee at downing street and some point last year. let's focus on the other picture or article on the front page. workers defined government workers not to travel to amber list country. is it entirely clear what an amber list country is? you might be clear which _ an amber list country is? you might be clear which countries _ an amber list country is? you might be clear which countries are - an amber list country is? you might be clear which countries are on - an amber list country is? you m

it's likely to put boris johnson — on him. it's likely to put boris johnson in _ on him.an awkward position because there are lots of questions that the _ because there are lots of questions that the prospect of vaccinating under— that the prospect of vaccinating under 18— that the prospect of vaccinating under 18 pulls up. you know camille of the _ under 18 pulls up. you know camille of the ethical considerations as to whether— of the ethical considerations as to whether in— of the ethical considerations as to whether in the uk is a richer country— whether in the uk is a richer country we should be vaccinating children — country we should be vaccinating children and many adults in different countries haven't even had the chance — different countries haven't even had the chance for their first dose. we have _ the chance for their first dose. we have the _ the chance for their first dose. we have the balance of whether the perceived benefits of vaccinating children — perceived benefits of vaccinating children would outweigh any possible risk. children would outweigh any po

so i think the risk for boris johnson — valid. so i think the risk for boris johnson is — valid.g matt hancock got it wrong committed a essentially monstrous thing i got it wrong _ essentially monstrous thing i got it wrong to— essentially monstrous thing i got it wrong to a — essentially monstrous thing i got it wrong to a. | essentially monstrous thing i got it wron: to a. , , essentially monstrous thing i got it wrong to a— wrong to a. i suppose, rosa, you know this — wrong to a. i suppose, rosa, you know this is — wrong to a. i suppose, rosa, you know this is a — wrong to a. i suppose, rosa, you know this is a long-standing - know this is a long—standing parliamentary reporter that often, prime ministers find it quite useful to have a minister who is underfire in the cabinets, so that person can art —— often act as a lightning conductor as problems that otherwise may be directed at them. that was one of the stranger parts of dominant cummings evidence actually, he suggested that that was the reason that borisjohnson hadn't sacked matt hancock during the peak of the pandemic,

one issue working on not johnson & johnson and astrazeneca but johnson & johnson and astrazeneca. is that right? >> that's correct, congressman jordan. >> that is correct. >> and since that was discovered, as the ranking member was just pointing out, you've not been able to use the over 100 million doses of the j and j vaccine you currently have at your facility. is that accurate? >> it is, congressman. those doses are actively under review by the fda as we meet today. >> has your company raised any concerns. i believe they would say the same on their part. instead of doing the 120 million doses that everybody believed are just fine. >> where the virus started instead of 120 million doses johnson & johnson and you all think are just fine. finally, i just have a few seconds left. the previous member basically accused you of committing a crime saying you engaged in insider trading. from public reports it's my understanding the stock purchases you emphasized were determined long before there were any concerns about anything at your facility and those were unscheduled regardless any d

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johnson's lady bird. i never called her lady bird, but but those who were irish friends did in others others who didn't know her very well, but i think that it was a love of beauty and a wanting to make a difference and you know, she she following jacqueline kennedy i can say this the daughters are going to say this, but but she suffered because people quit to contrast this young smelled very fashion model with and older woman led twang and her voice and and she would be mock but over time she became one of the most outstanding first lady ever you read many articles about first ladies. there was a recent. yeah series on cnn about first ladies and if you happen to listen to that you heard what i'm saying? so answer your question, i think that it came from within her to try make it ever. she did anybody talks about the beautification people at the interior department. well many other countries she was very much involved in the cherry blossoms around the turning basin when the japanese had to be late some th

i think one of the papers says this is boris johnson turning the screws — says this is boris johnsoncola sturgeon. i just think the snp are not going to be that— just think the snp are not going to be that bothered by this. let�*s just think the snp are not going to be that bothered by this. let's move awa from be that bothered by this. let's move away from politics _ be that bothered by this. let's move away from politics for _ be that bothered by this. let's move away from politics for a _ be that bothered by this. let's move away from politics for a moment i be that bothered by this. let's move away from politics for a moment to i away from politics for a moment to the sedate mere with tests costing more than your whole as it speculates that a family of four could pay an additional £960 on covid—i9 test to travel abroad. i guess if people have not already made up their mind that they are going to stay vacation this year this might decide it for them. there is this what — this might decide it for them. there is this what there _ this might decide it for them. there is this what the

and says i will run against johnson.ill stand as an antiwar candidate. and he shocks the pundits by almost defeating lyndon johnson in the first democratic primary in 1968. he doesn't quite win, but he almost wins. suddenly it's like, huh, people don't like the war in vietnam. not protesters, not radicals, not new lefters, not black people, i don't know if there were any black people in new hampshire in 1968. but kind of just regular folks don't like this -- well, into the fray jumps the junior but very well-known senator from new york, bobby kennedy, the dead president's brother who also says, i, too, will stand against this war in vietnam. i too will challenge the seated president of the united states. johnson is horrified at what he sees as betrayal by his own party's representatives and it's a real moment of truth for him. johnson is not in the best of health. he's had gallbladder surgery, his heart is not good. he's faced incredible stress from a war that he never wanted to fight but felt it was unavoidable. he deci

i'm going to play one where johnson is on the phone with his wife. first lady lady bird johnson.ollowing a television appearance by the president. >> i thought that you looked strong, firm and like a reliable guy. uber looks were spin that. the close-ups were much better than the distance. once >> we'll, you can't get them to do it -- >> well i will say this, they were more close-up than -- during the statement, you were a little reckless. and it was too much looking down. and i think it was a little too fast. >> sometimes you get a lot of detail in these, michael. and sometimes, as we say, it is a glimpse inside this marriage. >> yes. and you know, how often do you get to understand the presidents marriage years later? or his religious views? two of the toughest things to find out about any human being from the outside. and the other thing is, in listening to these tapes, i'm not trained in psychiatry, but johnson had huge emotional complexities. i don't have the sanding to say that his bipolar, but you hear him on these tapes, he gets too excited when things go badly. he gets t

boris johnson is saying after 2026. . ._ changed that. boris johnson is saying after 2026. ..g after 2026. .. there is no theoretical limit _ saying after 2026. .. there is no theoretical limit on _ saying after 2026. .. there is no theoretical limit on the - saying after 2026. .. there is no theoretical limit on the quantity saying after 2026. .. there is no i theoretical limit on the quantity of our fish we can fish in theoretical limit on the quantity of ourfish we can fish in our own waters. our fish we can fish in our own waters. , ., ., u, waters. there is no theoretical limit but a _ waters. there is no theoretical limit but a clear— waters. there is no theoretical limit but a clear practical- waters. there is no theoretical limit but a clear practical one. | waters. there is no theoretical l limit but a clear practical one. in reality the uk government in 2026 will not block all eu access to uk waters because the price paid in lost export markets would be too high. it's a compromise, one that has brought some changes but so far for uk fishing brexit is far from the tra

johnson, mrs. johnson. pick that trip on around and so the secret service had to come up with protections as diana said they ran an engine 15 minutes ahead because of the bombing threats and then mrs. johnson will say later on when she gives her william's speech and her yale speech on conservation in the environment and it's later in the administration 67 early 68 that she will come back and say in her diary that it's very hard for her to go out and deliver her message when there are protests and she wonders she's beginning to get depressed as to whether trying to deliver the message on environment and beautification is being overwhelmed by the message of hey. hey, how many boys have you killed today and getting out of the vietnam? so certainly there was an angst in her at a certain point as to whether her going out was beneficial or was not well, i'm eleanor roosevelt. definitely. yes, some did you know individuals and her husband's administration who thought that she was way too public and vocal but you k

and johnson laxey or a similar technology sers and lee johnson and johnson that seem clearly what works against a more severe south african variant instructions more what is the interaction with steroids because the advice here in the national health service is going to wait 2 weeks stop taking steroids or oral or injecting steroids before the vaccine until weeks afterwards well as an interaction between steroids which is the last resort for many diseases and illnesses you're so very good steroid called eczema certainly is one of the main treatments. for severe if you go into hospital with oxy you know you'll probably get. discovered here and. as one of the 1st to treatments that is anti inflammatory it dampens down immune responses and once you get to the stage where your lungs are inflamed and your eyes oxygen struggling for breast there you have too much inflammation on the steroids dampen down the spots on the other hand what we're doing with it actually is giving you a new immune response against the current virus and there it's possible that the stimulus might impede the generatio

& johnson vaccine about to _ many, the johnson & johnson vaccine about to be _ many, the johnson & johnsonncredibly unlucky if one of— really would be incredibly unlucky if one of the many vaccines, one of the battery— if one of the many vaccines, one of the battery vaccines that we have at our disposal wasn't successful at treating — our disposal wasn't successful at treating the indian variant. the independent. _ treating the indian variant. tie: independent, geraldine, treating the indian variant. tte: independent, geraldine, test treating the indian variant. t“t9: independent, geraldine, test and trace medics axed as variant surges. yes, this story sent shivers through my spine as a former health correspondent in a feed —— previous life. it sounds like they clinical staff who contact close contacts and monitor people that have the virus are going to be axed and that is going to be outsourced to nonclinical staff. to organisations like serco. the concern is if there is a medical emergency, this may be mixed if these staff are not clinically trained. this comes after various issues with

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but not johnson & johnson and astrazeneca but johnson & johnson and astrazeneca, is that right?? >> that's correct, congressman jordan. >> and then, you had a cross contamination. that you guys found because of the fact that you had two at is vaccines you were working on, at the same time?rect. is that right? >> that's correct. that's correct. pointin >> and since that was discovered, as the ranking the member was just pointing out, 0l you have not been able to use y the over-100-million doses of the j&j vaccine that you currently have at your facility, is that accurate? >> if it is, congressman.y. those doses are actively under review by the fda as we meet today. >> have you -- has -- has your company or j&j raised any concerns? is there anything that tells you those vaccines aren't good coccines? >> those vaccines have passed all of our internal quality-control measures. and i believe j&j would say the same, on their part. >> so, j&j hasn't raised any concerns? you -- you think they're -- they're fine vaccines. but they're not being used? >> that is correct. >> and instead, th

johnson: thank you. i guess my first response would be, there has been a significant surge of individuals along the southwest border. the overwhelming majority of those individuals have been single adults that we have been unfortunately able to expel via title 42, so those individuals have not made it into our detention network and were not even in a position to remove. the numbers of removals, as you mentioned in april, was much lower, i would not say much lower, then it was not past, and there are a lot of factors that come into play with that. ice does not control the speed at which some of these cases make it through the process. that is in terms of getting cases adjudicated, so that could have played a factor, and as we mentioned, the arrests are down generally, although the priority arrests are up, so we think that may have contributed to the lower number of removals. rep. palazzo: my second part of the question, you mentioned before -- how can we move away from our southern border and move that bo

approving the johnson & johnson vaccine.on faces growing calls to push back the next round every openings. credit suisse cuts ties with softbank. it is unclear if it is a long-term move or what effect it may have. big deal making. g7 finance ministers meeting virtually. they are expected to confirm a 15% global minimum corporate tax rate here we may get headlines on that story over the next few minutes, that virtual meeting

growing up, johnson bounced around the country as the son of pro wrestler rocky johnson.e the biggest star in wrestling, known as the people's champion. he made his first major appearance in a movie 20 years ago this week. it was the beginning of a film career that put johnson at the top of the list of hollywood's highest paid actors for the last two years. today is his birthday. tomorrow is mine. we got together for a sunday sitdown and a toast with his tequila. as his pro wrestling persona, he was the king of the ring. today, the larger than life athlete turned action hero tops the list of highest paid actors. and now he is making a big name in the liquor business. >> here we are on my birthday, tomorrow is your birthday. toast to the both of us. >> cheers. >> that's nice. with his tequila. >> i wanted to make sure the bottle represented its founder. broad at the shoulder, narrow at the hip. >> the neck is a little thin. >> a little thin. there's a little -- some muscle to the neck there. >> there are a lot of people who hear a celebrity brand, that person sticks their

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johnson to make that and many people think that president johnson suggested that to her.en i interviewed mrs. johnston, mrs. johnson picked that trip on her own. and so the secret service had to come up with protections, as dana said they ran a entered 15 minutes ahead because of bombing threats. and, then this is johnson will say later ron, when she gives her williams speech and yale speech on conservation and the environment, and it's later in the administration, 67, early 68, that she will come back and say in her diary that it is very hard for her to go out and deliver her message when there are protests. and she wonders, she's beginning to get depressed as to whether trying to develop the message on the environment is being overwhelmed by the message of hey, hey, how many -- have you killed today and getting out of vietnam. so certainly, there was an anxious in her at seven points as to whether her going out was beneficial, or was not. >> eleanor roosevelt, some individuals and her husband's administration sought that she was way to public or vocal. but he was very s

m, or johnson. with the reason britain had one of the worst per capita, death rates on earth, just incompetence and bureaucracy. or is it something more profound? something to do with the structure of british capitalism and joy now from italy, by professor guys standing for economic advisor to the shattered chance or the exchequer under jeremy corbin, an author of the corruption of capitalism. why ron, today's thrive and work does not pay. thank so much guy for coming back on the show, which we were all in italy obviously, but i think you caught up with some of the evidence from johnson consillio area. dominic cummings was the u. k. koby response. do you think hijacked in the interests of rented capitalism as outlined in your book here? well, it is extraordinary incidence that the book has just come out of the same time as these revelations by dominant cummings. i must say that i'm not remotely surprised by what we heard. it is a reflection of a system that is chronically corrupt. and when i was wor

will johnson be able to shake off this criticism better? i think people in the new k recognise as well that the the vaccination campaign have been a big success with gradually emerging from locked down as well in stages. people clearly very happy about that and the conservative party, or is johnson's party, is doing very well in the polls. but the fact is that you will say, reported some 128002 last love ones in this comes in. it will want to answer is going forward over how this happened in london . thank you. charlotte. the privacy advocates hailing it as a victory europe stops human rights court has ruled that the united kingdom broke the law with its ma surveillance and intelligence gathering techniques. the course unanimously decided that the lack of proper oversight violated european privacy laws. the case followed revelations by us this blow at snowden in 2013 would show that british intelligence was sifting through billions of phone calls and emails and other digital communications. snowdon, who's still an exile in russia, said this

he turns forward. -- lyndon johnson and says i will run against johnson. i will stand as a anti-war candidate. and he shocked the punditry and probably most voters in the united states, by almost defeating lyndon johnson. the first democratic primary in new hampshire in 1968. he almost wins. suddenly it's like even a conservative in new hampshire, people don't like a war in vietnam. not radicals, pacifists, not black people, there were no black people in new hampshire 1968. kind of just regular folks. into the fray jumps the junior, but very well-known senator from new york, bobby kennedy, the president's brother, who also says i too will stand against this war in vietnam. i too will challenge the seated president of the united states. johnson is a horrified when he sees the trail, by his own parties senatorial representatives. it is a real moment of truth for him. johnson is not in the best of health. he's got gallbladder surgery. his heart is not good. he's faced incredible stress from a war that he never wanted to fight but he felt it was unavoidable. h

i like johnson. well, finally and legit corruption. do you think that people will just be too tired for any uprisings this summer, given that even the national audit office and there was no competition for the corona virus contract that apparently big farmer trying to recruit perceived losses from invest just a dispute settlement systems over coven procedures is going to rise this summer. can we expect uprisings on the streets of western capitals or people to died from the precariousness of their existences? i mean, for the moment that the pi i know, since the desire for some desire to just get out. but i think there's a huge drug on anger and resentment. they personally predict that will be a new surge of a precarious movement because we can have a vacuum on the left for very long. it will emerge as a more in madison paid 3 ecologically driven agenda a nation. but there's a lot of anger and a lot of energy out. am i hear from people every day about is i'm quietly, i think there's a build up. and if we get young politicians who are off