watson's offered the time table for joining nato at the villages summit. cat, cat, kenneth kenneth, really estimate that's, that's, these are military matters outside of the field with my expect this. all right, that's what i now is that they're watching this very closely and by no, it's not from some sort of inside their sources bought from their opened declarations that talking very much about it. so we can safely say that the eyes of moscow are now in vilnius, by the way, good time to do something in russia. maybe when the ios, our armies turned elsewhere, how long has proved to him got to put the right to re establish, use to, to re establish control. and let's try to imagine this best case scenario. suppose it all comes to come to the terms of achieves nothing. i'm veiling assignments and with some sort of aptitude declaration, donald trump williams, the presidential elections in 2024. and um, president's puts him a wins um presidential elections impressions for problem 24 and no protests occur after the elections because the danger of all sorts of during the elections is not losing t

kenneth, shawn carson, ken schwab. kenneth schwab, you think is his name? schwab. what do you know? parker what? kennethvision people. it was right. it's right there. yeah, i get it now. ee it.i ruin my one more thing. i think i thought you were muc joking, greg. >> all right. that was so much fun. but this is going to be more fun. first of all, have you not bought my booker yet? book, >> you know, there are a lot ofm haters out there by my book. it makes them mad.dy >> it makes him crazy. n buy my book. it's already number one in latvia. >> congratulations. tonight's tonigh t. i got kc, mcdonnell, hosmer. i don't know if i did her name right. che grea doyle, d tyrus.t andre kat timpf entire. it's going to be great. you can check out my virtualgo t event tonight. it's 30 minutes long.atio you go to dj gutfeld dot comn on for information on how to watch the stream. >> i think we have a shot. i like how off the cuff gregher, is for ladies and gentlemen hey look at me crack up. >> all right so you can get in e and there's still me tickets available in providence. tom and i and gus are goine then to be ther

kenneth: absolutely, what can i get for you? tracy: i want nachos. kenneth: yes sir. tracy: from yankee stadium. kenneth: yes sir!of america. matt brennan: especially in an era of really intense economic inequality. class is the great invisible force in both american culture and in the american sitcom. chris: hey dad, how did you decide what you were going to do for a living? julius: i applied for a bunch of jobs and i took every one that hired me. chris: so ma, how'd you decide what you were going to be? rochelle: well when your father decided that he wasn't going to be rich, i decided to get a job. emily vanderwerff: america likes to believe that the poorest person born into the most abject poverty, could, with enough gumption, become the richest person in america. tim: hey everybody, america is the land of opportunity, i stand before you. mandy: stop! diana depasquale: you know, the idea that you can pull yourself up by your bootstraps and yet, as we know, not everyone is able to achieve the american dream. mandy: by saying that america is the land of opportunity, you are implying that everyone has the same op

on, of course, with carry on, doctor, with all the that wonderful team of kenneth williams, kenneth connor , sid williams, kennethmy first screen kiss and what they are . to answer your what they are. to answer your question, i think they it's british comedy . it's how we were british comedy. it's how we were able to enjoy life as kids and watch things and i would just think, look , let it let it think, look, let it let it happen. do you think just enjoy it. >> do you think one final quick question. we run out of time, unfortunately. one final quick question. do you think it is unfair to judge the 60s, the 70s on the morals and values of today and look back and sneer at them and say we should cancel them? >> um , being a 60s girl and over >> um, being a 60s girl and over 21, i think let's embrace the 60s and 70s for what they were value each other. but respect what has happened in those years . let's be honest. if we respect each other and like each other and are careful . to each other and like each other and are careful. to just each other and like each other and are careful . to just not be and are careful. to

it's killian murphy, damon murphy, emily blunt, matt damon , and kenneth branagh . , and sir kennethhey're going to go on strike. them if they're going to go on stri well, film's already been >> well, the film's already been made. oh, it's already been made? yeah. this very much made? yeah. this is very much just flamboyant out just a flamboyant pointing out of yeah. of a cinema at this point. yeah. see okay. and they love see okay. and i bet they love it. know, they're all drama it. you know, they're all drama queens. i mean, i don't know where strike. it's where nurses go on strike. it's like, yeah, can see like, oh, yeah, no, i can see their underpaid. they do an amazing job, know, need amazing job, you know, we need them going strike. oh, them actors going on strike. oh, my lot of them. my god, fire the lot of them. but cgi , they're in but the cgi, they're joining in solidarity writers . solidarity with the writers. >> okay, well, i haven't >> okay, well. well, i haven't seen hollywood film with seen a good hollywood film with a script for many years. a decent script for many ye

it's killian murphy, damon murphy, emily blunt, matt damon , and kenneth branagh . , and sir kennethhey're going to go on strike. them if they're going to go on stri well, film's already been >> well, the film's already been made. oh, it's already been made? yeah. this very much made? yeah. this is very much just flamboyant out just a flamboyant pointing out of yeah. of a cinema at this point. yeah. see okay. and they love see okay. and i bet they love it. know, they're all drama it. you know, they're all drama queens. i mean, i don't know where strike. it's where nurses go on strike. it's like, yeah, can see like, oh, yeah, no, i can see their underpaid. they do an amazing job, know, need amazing job, you know, we need them going strike. oh, them actors going on strike. oh, my lot of them. my god, fire the lot of them. but cgi , they're in but the cgi, they're joining in solidarity writers . solidarity with the writers. >> okay, well, i haven't >> okay, well. well, i haven't seen hollywood film with seen a good hollywood film with a script for many years. a decent script for many ye

kenneth clark, quarters. lord kenneth clark, the self—declared rebel of the conservative party , gets weighed conservative party, gets weighed in by saying rwanda was the only solution to stop the boats writing for the telegraph, he said people can make objections to the rwanda scheme or they can point out legal complications , point out legal complications, but they don't have a plan of their own. so the choice is between rwanda or nothing . now between rwanda or nothing. now more than 1000 illegal migrants have made the journey from france to britain over the last few days alone, including a record 686. on friday. so, look, the bill returns to the commons tomorrow . the bill returns to the commons tomorrow. belinda de the bill returns to the commons tomorrow . belinda de lucy, an tomorrow. belinda de lucy, an important intervention from kennethty. yes he's he's a big remain , a lefty tory. >> no, it's good that he's come out. however, i would say the rwanda plan is a tiny cog in the huge machinery needed to stop hundreds and thousands of thousands of young men coming from the safe country of france over to this country. and depending on the british taxpayer, far more needs to be done because the big carrots still dangles. the incentive is still dangles. the incentive is still here. you know, the uk accepts three times as many asylum applications as france does , twice as many applications does, twice as many applications as get accepted here as the average across the eu. because in the uk we are seen as a soft touch. even the home office admits that many people applying for asylum in the uk have already had it rejected in france because they know our bar is so low and if they come over here with no documents and no evidence that their asylum seeker, the chances are they'll get stay. get to stay. >> another point to add is >>

kenneth williams. kenneth williams.kie. anyway, 9:17. >> these two will be chattering and disagreeing and arguing and whatever from 9:30. >> in the meantime , we're going >> in the meantime, we're going to be talking about the king visiting lincolnshire later today service today to commemorate the service of brave men who undertook of those brave men who undertook the raid. the the dambusters raid. all the details after this . >> now to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the dam buster raids, king charles will visit the battle of britain memorial flight in lincolnshire late this afternoon and meet with world war ii veterans. >> our royal correspondent cameron walker is with us this morning for more details. it's another busy day for the king and queen. >> it certainly is. >> it certainly is. >> it certainly is. >> i mean, it was may 1943 where british the 617 british squadrons, the 617 squadron, flew over germany , squadron, flew over germany, destroyed two dams and really put a hammer blow in the war effort . and the

the moment finally coming to life as kenneth and the families of 23 other students finally got the chance to walk across the stage. now kenneth the other 23 students' legacy won't end on that stage. gallaudet university going a step further, naming july 22nd the kendall 24-day. guys? >> gio: what a powerful story. >> whit: long overdue, but a special, special moment. >> janai: thank you so much for that, ike. >>> still coming up here on "good morning america," new rules coming for americans traveling to europe next summer. what you need to know when you make your vacation plans. >> whit: and "barbie's" a blockbuster. the film on track for $150 million opening week. so, is hollywood looking to capitalize on our love for nostalgia? >> gio: and game one winners. we sit down with the newest members of the u.s. women's national team as they look forward to their next match. stick around. you're watching "gma." you're watching "gma." hola, besties. so i'm gonna put you onto sephora's hair care. look at this. they got amika. they got moroccanoil. they have everything you need for your hair care routine. kérastase, which i love for m

and of course, what happened in 1997 was that the promise was made to keep kenneth clarke as tory budgets , kennethoutcome of that was actually our public debt started going down and we were doing very nicely indeed, which then gave them the opportunity to spending money with all to start spending money with all the that we saw later. the outcomes that we saw later. so looks as if what is being so it looks as if what is being acknowledged here, mark, is actually conservatives do run the economy much better. >> well, i wonder about that. the is how this will go the issue is how this will go down with the grass roots. they won't happy, will they? simon won't be happy, will they? simon and keir is and, you know, keir starmer is not in number 10 just yet. no that's right. >> there be a lot of >> there will be a lot of lobbying people the left lobbying from people on the left of who are pressing of the party who are pressing him to do more to spend more him to do more and to spend more and taking up the point that you've made is that in 97, the economy was very buoyant and so there was money around. >>

and of course, what happened in 1997 was that the promise was made to keep kenneth clarke as tory budgets , kennethtually our public debt started going down and we were doing very nicely indeed, which then gave them the opportunity to spending money with all to start spending money with all the that we saw later. the outcomes that we saw later. so looks as if what is being so it looks as if what is being acknowledged here, mark, is actually conservatives do run the economy much better. >> well, i wonder about that. the is how this will go the issue is how this will go down with the grass roots. they won't happy, will they? simon won't be happy, will they? simon and keir is and, you know, keir starmer is not in number 10 just yet. no that's right. >> there be a lot of >> there will be a lot of lobbying people the left lobbying from people on the left of who are pressing of the party who are pressing him to do more to spend more him to do more and to spend more and taking up the point that you've made is that in 97, the economy was very buoyant and so there was money around. >> that's because we'd be

kenneth government. exactly kenneth says. i'm nearly over the hill.there'll be no body to invest in this country. we all know that, that as soon as the possibility of a labour government arises, the rich will move their money abroad. who can blame them right though? now it's blame them right though? now wsfime blame them right though? now it's time for the great british debate. this hour. and i'm asking mental health being asking is mental health being used scapegoat? it the used as a scapegoat? is it the new card? week, huw new race card? this week, huw edwards named as the bbc edwards was named as the bbc news the of news presenter at the centre of allegations of paying for sexually his sexually explicit images. his wife, flind , released wife, vicky flind, released a statement on his behalf, revealing presenter was revealing that the presenter was suffering mental issues suffering mental health issues and receiving in—patient and will be receiving in—patient hospital the hospital care for the foreseeable future. now the bbc have resumed their invest

kenneth clarke. >> and it was kenneth clarke. >> it was. it is now. oh, goodness me. come on. oh, no, no, i do.> gosh, that's embarrassing, isn't it? but but jacqueline has said during the said that during the by—election, he personally visited the visited every house in the constituency. i think that would be about impossible. i be just about impossible. now, i mean, constituency, mean, the average constituency, these about 70,000 these days is about 70,000 voters. oh i've just i've just been harriet harman , of course, been harriet harman, of course, is the is the is the mother of the house. is she also the. no, i think there is a father of the house as well. this brings us to the sorry, i'm just talking completely off screen. we should we should welcome everyone into the now. doing the discussion. now. we're doing a news review, and i'm delighted to be joined denby and to be joined by alice denby and by let's by kevin craig. let's let's start on this question start off on this question actually, kevin craig, you were just pointing out to me, you wrote in your notes harriet harriet the mother