the kev inquiry taking a break now. _ to two. all rise. the kev inquiry taking a break now.. it was borisjohnson was made chief adviser during the covid pandemic. he has actually been asked about his language. it has been a lot of swearing. some expletives. and he sort of apologised for that. he was quoted as saying, his expletive laden descriptions of cabinet ministers said david mackie said reflected a widespread view. he said he treated the top ministers like a fact of life, like the weather, as if they were sidelined. so, the covid inquiry has been hearing from dominic cummings. his descriptions of senior ministers, which is not very positive. we will continue with our coverage a little bit later that they have now taken a break. stay with us here on bbc news. all of the latest coverage from all around the world. thanks for being with us. i think what will probably be clear in covid, it was the wrong crisis for this prime minister's skill set. lee cain was one of borisjohnson's longest serving advisers. his key aide dominic cummings is giving evidence for the rest of the

it was repord that the sign that had kev mccarthy's name was remed what that means, nobody knows. but we'll see how it plays out today. stay close to c-span. the house about to gavel in. your calls up to then. time short, larry, new york. caller: i think the republican party is really no good. don't want to have anybody who supported the election. they are taking anybody at random. it's a joke. host: jackie in edgewater, new jersey, independent line. caller: first, i want to echo what mark said c-span is rock and should be mandatory watching. i'm a former republican, lifelong family of republicans. i am now an independent. i used to believe the leaders in thinking they were putting country over party all the time. the reason i wanted to call in is caution all listeners, democrats, republican, independents, people who don't always listen to c-span pay attention what they are being told even by the leaders in office that you think you respect or think putting country over party. mike johnson he voted against the certification of joe biden. he comes a little less aggressive than jim

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kevin and kevin james meme format pat mchenry after him, pat, pat, kev, kev, matt, matt, jim [ cheersuse ♪ i hope that was helpful. that's right, after mccarthy was voted out, mchenry got to bang the gavel for the first time as speaker. let's see how that went. >> the chair declares the house in recess, subject to the call of the chair [ muffled thump [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow! trouble at home, pat [ laughter ] wow. he was pretty aggressive with the gavel there. and -- oh, i'm sorry hold on, i'm hearing that patrick mchenry is back in the house chamber right now. this is real can we go live and see what he's up to >> jimmy: the chair welcomes everyone to today's session. the first order of business, the chair recognizes house bill 3.817 to approve the short-term spending bill. [ thump [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause next, the chair recognizes bill 413.5 to make guacamole free at all chipotle oh [ cheers and applause oh next up, the chair declares a new federal holiday, orville redenbacher appreciation day don't at me. [ thump [ laughter and applause next, the chair recognizes octo

commissioner um, speaking of kev choice, i just wanted to give a shout out to the san francisco symphony and the programing for the opening concert, which was pretty amazing. i was also got to be at that concert and it was a really wonderful event last friday. and then also speaking of the san francisco symphony, many of you know that i sing with the symphony chorus and we're about to start our season in october, and we're starting with our brand new symphony chorus director jenny wong, who was named chorus director of the san francisco symphony chorus last monday. i think a week ago or so. and it'll be the first time she's working with us as under her new title. and i think she is the fourth concert conductor of the symphony chorus. and this is our 50th season for the san francisco symphony chorus. we are performing later in october, and i just commend these concerts to you because it's beethoven nine. they do likely sell out when they do. and it's michael tilson thomas conducting who is the conductor laureate or music director emeritus is something like this. but always a great night t

system and anti missile system with the missile, which means they could hit any structure they want in kev, but they haven't done it, it's immoral, it's pointless, it doesn't, it doesn't move the needle at all as far as who you're fighting to do blow up some kids, it's just a disgusting act of terrorism, and every time they do this, all the surviving family members will remember this forever and just have an unbreakable hendrid for the israeli state that murdered their mother or the son or whatver, are creating that they create their own problem that they by provoking and murdering and they also are torturing their prisoners and they film it, they strip people naked and run over them with cars and spray paint numbers on their back and shove the t-shirts up their butts and just humiliating people, what, why would anybody want to torture someone who's already handcuffed and harmless, knee capping these people, shooting them, what is the point and what for? is the point of videootaping the whole thing and then publishing the whole thing, they there is no moral compass left, this is a sick soc

quite interesting is that we had the election outcome in slovakia and then we had joseph burrell in kev saying, you know, europe a, b, u is behind the ukraine. i mean, you have, you know, the electorate saying one thing, and then you have the so called foreign policy person who is of the food essentially. and mr. mcgrew saying he's speaking for all of the you. i mean, you can't get more of a contradiction than that. go ahead, larry. but the united united states and nato all are really, they're struggling with at the you because they had this plan and it was a plan based on hope. well that, and they thought that they could put enough product that number one, they built ukraine up as a military. they could defeat russia, at least in their minds. they didn't really look at it appropriately, but that's another matter. the 2nd, they thought the food ned very weak support, that the russian economy was running on fumes. you know, the famous that says it's a country masquerading as a gas station. and what has happened in the course of confronting russia and imposing both the economic sanctions

late word on kevorkian kev's future? >> lester, mccarthy told republicans tonight he will not seek to regain the speaker's gavel. the house has to sproat on a new speaker soon. we know now it will not be kevin mccarthy. but who could get the votes to become speaker tonight is anyone's guest. >> thank you. let me bring in kristen welker now, moderator of "meet the press." kristen you have been talking with republicans all day about this. >> it exposed deep divisions. republicans who are opposed to removing mccarthy tells us it really imperils this conservative agenda. now former president trump posting, quote, why it is that republicans are always fighting among themselves instead of democrats, while former vice president pence called all of this chaos. lester, big picture, our nbc news poll shows a big advantage on issues like the economy, and there is real concern among republicans that events like today could really hurt their chances in 2024. lester? >> kristen welker, thanks. >>> now to the remarkable rescue of a 9-y

begins as a colorless liquid, this gel like solution can be either flexible insoluble or as tough as kev. lar luciano de mony is exploring medical applications 5 row and has an advantage over synthetic materials like plastics because it's compatible with the human body. oh, so this is a very energetic next. those are very nice. yeah, but as soon as i stress them they are are breaking down. this is going to be nice for like a band aid type application or reconfigurable. some of these are very, very, pretty good. and yeah, we'll get your makes the job together with the solution and then control the release of that drug in on a higher surface area. and distressing then of the attributes the functional as a result. so it has a big given value to some of the applications was so, because of the fact that cell can be implanted without an inflammatory response and the human body that it can, it can be eaten, it can be consumed in the lab. they're finding that the fiber o in material can be made to be rigid and tough, or flexible like a film, making it an ideal material as an implant in reconstru

that's progress, kev! [cheering] feel good about that., this has never happened before in the 247 years of the republic. so kevin, congratulations, you made history. i'm sorry. wait, wait. i'm sorry. i misread that. you are history. [cheering] 'cause it's hard to see any politician come back from this kind of unprecedented humiliation. so it's time to say farewell to former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy, seen here pointing to his going-away gift. speaking of public humiliation, donald trump. today he was in new york for the second day of his fraud trial. it can't be much fun for him, to sit there, since the judge already found him to have committed fraud. but his lawyers seem to be having a good time. one of them came to court yesterday with a gaming laptop. she's using her downtime to play "grand theft auto" "grand theft mar-a-lago." [applause] this trial is overseen by new york city judge arthur engoron, seen here in his audition photo for "the golden bachelor." you may approach the bench. it does please the court. engoron fans he

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. >> what are we thinking, kev, about tech here? the nasdaq is down a touch more than 2% as we speak. mike was mentioning the sell-off in the mega cap names, amazon down 4%, broadcom is down, nvidia down near 3%. apple is not down quite as much but the whole area is being just pulled down. tesla is down 2% looking at all the stocks we talk about almost every day. today are buckling. mostly because they host the big five or super seven, even if you look at the peak since july, the profile of all three is vastly different whether you're looking at percentage performance, percentage of names above their 50 or 200-day moving average. it's still scoring relatively well i think right at 60% of members, behind energy, of course, the only defensive name since the market in july. you have to take more of a nuanced approach not just in the current sell-off, not when we get the next bounce but approach the market in any monolithic way, whether it's growth versus value. correlations are still low. you can take opportunities even in sell-offs li

want a defensive way to own the best company in the world, they cover calls on the qqqs >> thank you kevft microsoft was my final trade last week, it's the final trade again. it wasn't rewarded by microsoft. >> vfcorp. look at sketchers and columbia, all proxies. >> the only person rooting for the jets and the giants this sunday, steve weiss. >> xhb short look, it may pop next week if the fed does nothing >> good stuff. thanks for the tease see you at "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. >> scott, thank you very much. and hello, everybody i'm tyler mathisen in today for kelly evans. one of our guests says the consumer isn't as strong as the data suggests. the other is feeling like a hopeful cubs fan in reverse. both figures will explain what they mean and what it means for the fed and the markets. >>> plus, how is the world's second largest asset manager managing in this market? tim buckley will join us for a live interview to answer that question >>> plus, a read on housing from one of the builders.

and hunter, so-called sugar kev brother l.a. attorney kevin mauricine, ended up taking on the debt himself a few years later. how nices nic. rts, same guy, by the way. according to reports, paying hunter's taxes and paid some of his living expenses in california. cording that according to the "new york times" and also helped hunter sell his booksk, and his paint by numbers, artwork, portraits of a crackngi addict. but there's a lot to dig into here. so we bring in the editor in chief, investigative reporter, founder of just the news.com news. solomon. okay. so you put in a foia request, 82,000 pages. okay. i would imagine you have a lot of work to do. and what is it about this $250,000 loan in this guy that takes on the loan? >> yeah. let's start with the foia request. ng thi the southeastern legal foundation has been representing us doing this worae . all we know so far is the total number. the archives have not delivered a singlel, email to us yet, so e still have a long fight ahead of us. but just to pu it in perspective . 82

their group that he would file this motion to vacate this morning it sound like he will do it trigger kevthe speaker survived? >> to me but he also may not trigger and the real tragedy from the policy and ideas standpoint is that for two week you are having a conversation that, in fact, this conversatio about encouraging one part of immigration reform, republicans came together on that, while there are good members who apparently are not friends with lincoln mccarthy any longer, and while it looks like we are going to interface that is a lord of the flies phase propose in part the american people wan them to just get their work do done. and anchored them on behalf of the entire heritage underpriced to be focused on policies and ideas. >> who thinks he does or does i survive? does he make it through this motion to vacate? >> if you pull the fire alarm before the voters make i think you can probably save himself a a boy, speaking of lord of the flies and chaos, we had a littl bit of that yesterday. let me get this because i talke with senator mancz about this and we keep pushing him are you

okay kev, good evening . evening. >> evening. good evening. is, who do you think has got the most charisma, mark drakeford or herman van rompuy ? drakeford or herman van rompuy? >> oh, gosh. this is the chap. for those that don't know , this for those that don't know, this is the fella that turned up as the president of the european union in 2010. and we've been told it would be some giant figure who would stop the traffic in washington and beijing. love me, i thought they must have picked somebody really good. and it was the former brief prime of belgium, brief prime minister of belgium, herman van rompuy, and he gave this terrible dirge like speech. and i said, you have the career of a damp rag. and the appearance of a low grade bank clerk and they all went crackers . i i think drake makes it actually, i think drake has got more person energy for mirovoi actually . oh dear. oh dear. actually. oh dear. oh dear. steve good evening. >> good evening. good evening , >> good evening. good evening, nigel. who do you think will be our next prime min

okay kev, good evening . evening. >> evening. good evening. is, who do you think has got the most charisma, mark drakeford or herman van rompuy ? drakeford or herman van rompuy? >> oh, gosh. this is the chap. for those that don't know , this for those that don't know, this is the fella that turned up as the president of the european union in 2010. and we've been told it would be some giant figure who would stop the traffic in washington and beijing. love me, i thought they must have picked somebody really good. and it was the former brief prime of belgium, brief prime minister of belgium, herman van rompuy, and he gave this terrible dirge like speech. and i said, you have the career of a damp rag. and the appearance of a low grade bank clerk and they all went crackers . i i think drake makes it actually, i think drake has got more person energy for mirovoi actually . oh dear. oh dear. actually. oh dear. oh dear. steve good evening. >> good evening. good evening , >> good evening. good evening, nigel. who do you think will be our next prime min

join your brothers in the ring >> yes, sir, i love that >> now, we all know carrie's my favorite, then kevy. >> i'm scared, man i'm out of control >> yikes >> "the iron claw" hits theaters december 22nd. quickly, finally, reba mcentire after swinging by the studio earlier this week for an incredible performance, the newest "voice" coach popped over to "watch what happens live" last night to sit down with andy cohen and reba revealing that she's never actually texted her pal dolly parton, in fact they have a very unique way of communicating. >> dolly does not text >> she does not. does she email >> no. no >> really? >> no. >> you can only get ahold of her on the land line >> fax >> fax?! really?! you can only fax her >> i don't have her telephone number and i asked kenny rogers one time, i said, do you have dolly's number, he said, no. >> wow my mind is blown >> you know what, maybe he said that because he didn't want to give it to me. >> she wasn't saying facts, like, facts, she said fax machine! >> f-a-x >> miley cyrus talks about that, too, that's how she communicates with her god mother

so, you know , poor kev, said it.men comment on women's football and men comment on men's football. i don't know . but this seems to be don't know. but this seems to be an obsession now with every single football show, you've got to have women . to have women. >> so we can't have sue barker commenting on the male game in tennis, so they can't. but i'm just prefer not to. but why? >> i think some people find it sort of irritating that there are women there for the sake of the fact that they're women. yeah, they are. i think. and i think but the thing i find slightly irritating is men talking women's football, talking about women's football, because to always sounds because to me, it always sounds very never really see that if very i never really see that if i woman, i'd say back off i was a woman, i'd say back off the women's game. >> do see men committed in a woman? >> yeah, i've had sort of slightly phoney conversations with they're with people pretending they're really the really excited about the lionesses i know d

i ask you very quickly about kev oh, eegan? i ask you very quickly about kev oh, yes, n?yes, because i know that >> oh, yes, because i know that people home are going to get people at home are going to get worked up over this. >> okay. but he has apparently said that he doesn't to said that he doesn't like to hear commentators hear lady football commentators commentating men's commentating on the men's game right commentating on the men's game rigiwhat he said or what he meant >> what he said or what he meant to say. and i think it's pretty safe is that he's problem is when you get and he called them lady footballers or women pundits, whatever is when they will then describe of their experiences in a situation. so for example, if it's an fa cup final for example, if it's an fa cup final, you may have alex scott or whatever and saying , well, or whatever and saying, well, when i played in the fa cup final when i played in the fa cup final, this is what happens. so what he's saying is you cannot compare what they've done compared to what they're commentating. and he's right,

so kev's parents suella parents.ed if that tory enoch powell idea had taken hold. it was defeated all around . and now we can welcome around. and now we can welcome david lammy lisa nandy rushanara ali. i mean, you only reel off the members of the shadow cabinet who are not the same colour as the three of us. i mean, it's a ridiculous colour point . okay point. okay >> all right. dennis, we need to move on. dennis mcshane there. now up next, the tees valley mayor says that sunak needs to give voters an agenda they can believe in before christmas. but is three months too long to turn the tables? this britain's the tables? this is britain's newsroom >> patrick christys weekdays from three on gb news choose . from three on gb news choose. it's good morning. >> it's 1044. you're with you're with britain's newsroom on gb news down to fryston bev turner we are in manchester. the glories of manchester for the tory conference. bev turner's first think first tory conference. i think it's my home it's about my 27th in my home