- [margaret] amidst america's fractured politics. - shut up! - [margaret] and with political discourse at a low. - [protestors] you're the terrorist! - from the river to the sea! - [protestors] from the river to the sea! - [margaret] what does former governor mitch daniels say now? - [narrator] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by: robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. corporate funding is provided by: stephens inc. - governor mitch daniels, welcome back to "firing line". - a treat to be here. thanks for having me. - when you gave the republican response to the state of the union in 2012, you denounced divisiveness. you even had a few flattering words for president obama. what would happen if you gave the exact same version of that address in today's republican party? - it probably wouldn't be as well-received as it was back t

>> margaret, you're right. i believe that israel will go to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties. the fact of the matter is, though, there are going to be civilian crash casualties because hamas is going to create circumstances, by basing their rockets in schools and mosques and hospitals and other locations where civilians are gathered, they're going to create every opportunity for civilian casualties to occur. israel is going to have to work very hard at this and they're not going to be perfect. mistakes are certainly going to be made and as it tragic to predict it but civilians are going to die. there's a clear distinction between the two actors here. israel will seek to minimize those casualties and hamas is not going to seek to minimize those casualties. there's no sense of equivalence in this fight. >> the u.s. has troops in syria and iraq. what would draw the united states into it? >> i think we would seek to stay out of it as best we could. i think we have undoubtedly sent messages at the diplomat

. - [margaret] modern identity politics has been both a rallying cry. - [protesters] we are women. hear us roar. - [margaret] and a source of contention. - everything rides on who's the victim and who's the oppressor. that's the entire equation. - [margaret] it is also the subject of a new book by renowned writer and john hopkins professor yascha mounk. what makes mounk's concerns stand out is his unique perspective. he's a german-born jew whose family was persecuted during the holocaust. - i certainly grew up with a deep consciousness of the fact that societies which seem tolerant and stable can go very badly wrong. - [margaret] mounk is politically on the left, and his work has often examined threats to democracy from the right. as nationalist movements gain traction. - [protesters] america first. - [margaret] why is mounk now focused on a problem he sees on the left? - the greater threat comes from the political power of the far right. but i do think if we want to effectively oppose one, it helps to oppose both. - [margret] what does writer and scholar yascha mounk say now? - [a

i'm margaret brennan in washington.here have been dramatic developments overnight in the mid-yeast as the israelis step up air and artillery strikes, now firing missiles into southern gaza, an area where they've early urged residents to evacuate. there are still five to 600 americans trapped in gaza, and at least ten americans who are unaccounted for and potentially hostages of hamas. plus, there are clashes at israel's northern border with lebanon, home to the iranian-backed terror group hezbollah. overnight, defense secretary lloyd austin deployed additional air systems. we have a lot to get to today. but we begin in israel with charlie d'agata. >> reporter: the full force of israeli airstrikes and artillery resumed overnight and this morning. and a rare airstrike in the west bank on a suspected hamas terror cell. two weeks of heavy bombardment has left gaza in ruins with the death toll that surpassed 4,300 people, another 13,000 injured. there had been a brief lull with the release of american hostages judith raanan

we stand with israel. - [margaret] bret stephens is a new york times columnist. he is also the former editor in chief of "the jerusalem post" who has written about israel for decades. - this wasn't a plane just going into a building. this was face-to-face, hand to hand. every single one of these atrocities was a one-on-one transaction. - [margaret] with israel at war and monumental consequences for the middle east and beyond, what does pulitzer prize-winning columnist bret stephens say now? - [announcer] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa anhenry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - bret stephens, welcome to "firing line." - thank you for having me. - hamas' attack resulted in the deadliest day for jews since the holocaust. we are still learning about the horrors that israelis endured. more than a hundred

margaret: i certainly do.w that everyone is looking at the specific facts and you want to target, you know, did this person act correctly? did this person act correctly? but, the bottom line is that this was someone in a mental health crisis who had access to assault weapons. absent the assault weapon, there would not have been a mass shooting. we do not have an assault weapon ban in maine, and it was easy for him to obtain those weapons. laura: professor, you mentioned that these laws can be quite burdensome. could you expand on that a little bit? margaret: yes, in order to get the yellow flag laws, i said first law enforcement must be called. they must take a person to protective custody, which means putting them in the back of a patrol car, which can be an extremely difficult and dangerous situation for law enforcement. then, they have to get a mental health assessment, which shows that person is a danger to themselves or others, and then they have to go to the court. to get the court to determine whether o

i'm margaret brennan in washington. has been a significant escalation in the fighting between israel and hamas in the last 48 hours. in gaza, the humanitarian situation has deteriorated even further. there has been no pause to let aid trucks in days. some communication systems have been restored today following a blackout that started on friday. meanwhile, there have been more attacks from iran-backed militia groups targeting u.s. groups in iraq and syria. the eisenhower strike group has crossed into the mediterranean sea where it will join with other u.s. navy assets already in the region. we begin this morning in tel aviv with our charlie d'agata. >> reporter: what the israeli government calls its second stage of the war began with its fiercest arielle onslaught yet. then an artillery barrage according to israeli defense forces video and tanks, flanked by soldiers on foot rolling inside gaza without pulling back this time. even if israeli officials stopped short calling it an invasion. prime minister benjamin netanyah

joseph is this country still missing margaret thatcher?r turning, but she would have turned the conservative party back to socially conservative values and she would have as as the guest has said, reduced the size of the state and lowered taxes.i size of the state and lowered taxes. i don't think that we need to resurrect the dead to save the conservative party. if we can become a radical conservative outlet entity before the next election , i before the next election, i think there's still hope. i would caveat that by saying that i am a signed up member of the conservative party and i've also put myself on the list to be selected and i would say that selected. and i would say that rishi sunak is doing pretty selected. and i would say that rishi job ak is doing pretty selected. and i would say that rishi job considering pretty selected. and i would say that rishi job considering the etty good job considering the circumstance . circumstance. >> hearing rumours >> voices we're hearing rumours of an october poll to give the economy a chance t

margaret?> that's charlie d'agata in tel aviv. >>> we go to imtiaz tyab who interviewed the political spokesman for hamas yesterday. >> well, margaret, as you can imagine this was a challenging and often combative interview with dr. hamed, a spokesman for hamas and senior member of its political bureau. dr. hamed denied it received outside support including from iran which contradicts statements earlier to the bbc that it did. did you receive support from outside? >> no. >> did you receive support from iran. >> no. this was taken by hamas only. >> you received no support from any other country outside of gaza? >> no, no, no, never. >> he denied hamas fighters targeted civilians saying their target was only the israeli military and israeli military infrastructure, something we challenged him on given the vast amount of video evidence of hamas fighters shooting at civilians in civilian areas. now, as for why hamas carried out such a brazen and brutal attack inside israel, dr. hamed blames success

back on this region. >> norah: margaret brennan, thank you.rael, president biden said another top priority is freeing the hostages in gaza, which includes as many as 13 americans, who remain unaccounted for. one person being held is described as an all-american kid, who went to israel to find his roots and defend the country. cbs's jim axelrod has the incredible story. >> reporter: on long island, new york, omer neutra's familyanguish. ten days ago, orna and ronen neutra got a call from the israeli consulate asking to meet right away. >> then they walked in the door and they said he has been taken captive. it is just insane that you feel relief, to think that your son is not dead. >> reporter: they get here, they tell you your son has been taken hostage, and you are relieved? >> yeah. >> yes. you know, it is unreal. >> reporter: for now, the neutras are holding tight to positive thoughts about omer. his brother, daniel. >> omer is a natural-born leader, an amazing role model, he is strong. he is funny. >> reporter: a grandson of holocaust surv

male margaret gbnews.com. pleased now to be joined by the chief economic adviser at the centre for economics and business research, . vicky, research, vicky pryce. vicky, it's a pretty gloomy picture that the ifs is painting . where that the ifs is painting. where do you see any cheer? where can we get more than managing decline? it's a very difficult penod decline? it's a very difficult period we're going through because of course, it's not just us, but the world isn't growing particularly fast. >> so if you to reduce your >> so if you were to reduce your debt gdp ratio, you debt to gdp ratio, then you really growth. now, really do need that growth. now, the question is where is it going come from? the problem going to come from? the problem is, course, we have is, of course, that we have borrowed awful of money borrowed an awful lot of money dunng borrowed an awful lot of money during it was during covid. a lot of it was redistributed the people. redistributed to the people. it kept going and that kept busin

. >>> i'm margaret brennan.his week on "cface the nation, israel declares war after ham mass does an assault by air, land and sea. >>> overnight, gaza hammered by israel with air strikes. hundreds are dead, thousands of israelis and palestinians are wounded. why were warning signs missed? we'll hear from israel's ambassador to the united states michael herzog and from secretary of state antony blinken. >>> after the stunning ouster of former house speaker kevin mccarthy, can the republican-led congress pull itself together and get back to work? we'll check in with south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace, one of the eight republicans who voted to topple their speaker. >>> and a growing chorus of democrats warn that the migrant crisis is spiraling out of control. we'll hear from illinois governor j.b. prtizker and new york city mayor eric adams, fresh off a tour of latin america. >>> senator tim scott joins us to discuss his bid for the white house. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good

all right, margaret, i look at those protests in the streets across the middle east. i wonder what is president biden saying to some of these arab leaders? is he sharing that intelligence? what's their reaction? >> yes, and the president spoke on that flight back with egypt's president about all of this. but keep in mind the u.s. has a credibility problem in this region of the world when it comes to u.s. intelligence conclusions, and president biden referenced today the mistakes made by the u.s. after 9/11 when decisions were made too swiftly and based on rage. and that is likely a reference to the invasion of iraq. he did call for respect for the law of armed conflict and to minimize impact on civilians, but norah, he refrained from calling for a cease-fire. in fact, the u.s. vetoed a u.n. resolution to that effect earlier today. given that there have now been 11 days of bombing of gaza by israel with thousands killed, there is a perception in arab countries that this looks like the u.s. is treating palestinian lives differently than israeli lives. >> well, and also,

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but in this case, it may have helped. >> norah: margaret brennan, thank you.have a prime time special, "israel-hamas war: the world on edge." that is tonight at 10:00 p.m. and, margaret will have more on this evolving conflict this sunday on "face the nation." now to the ysfunction and utter chaos on capitol hill. after three failed attempts, house judiciary chair jim jordan was removed as the nominee to be the next speaker by members of his own party. cbs's scott macfarlane reports the only thing certain among republicans is the anger. >> reporter: for ohio republican jim jordan, his race to be speaker, second in line to the presidency, was like quicksand. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> reporter: the harder he fought, the deeper he sunk. >> it is time for him to step down. gets away with a clean slate with no baggage. >> reporter: bleeding support, jordan was forced to leave the race today, ending a fight that included anonymous threats against republicans who had voted against him on the house floor. at least three members acknowledged they received t

is treating palestinian lives differently than israeli lives. >> norah: well, and also, margaret, withsis, the looming ground invasion, what does the administration do now? >> reporter: they have a full plate, and one of the tough questions the biden administration is putting to the israeli government is what happens next? but 2.3 million palestinians in gaza, after israel ousts hamas. president biden warned against a military operation. he said the palestinians do have a right to return to their homes, and he has been reaching out to the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas to begin talking about a vision here, but in the immediate term, the u.s. is working to help get out 500-600 americans stuck inside gaza. they are helping israel secure the release of hostages, including 13 unaccounted for americans. and norah, this is a big shift for an administration that wanted to avoid entanglements in the middle east in order to focus on competition with an aggressive china, but once again, they are forced to focus back on this region. >> norah: margaret brennan, thank you. while in i

there is no doubt that the margaret ferrier situation — doubt that the margaret ferrier situation hasgovernment led by the snp is struggling on a range of domestic fronts. _ struggling on a range of domestic fronts, and of course you got the issue _ fronts, and of course you got the issue in— fronts, and of course you got the issue in the — fronts, and of course you got the issue in the snp of a don't have a route _ issue in the snp of a don't have a route map — issue in the snp of a don't have a route map to independence. that will clearly _ route map to independence. that will clearly demoralise their supporters. all of— clearly demoralise their supporters. all of those factors i think were relevant — all of those factors i think were relevant to the by election but there — relevant to the by election but there is— relevant to the by election but there is no doubt that scottish labour— there is no doubt that scottish labour have got their act together. they were — labour have got their act together. they were not unimpressive political party for _ they were not unimpressive politica

you yourself saw this coming, — margaret.tors in the israeli _ they had in place the actors in the israeli government would end up in this exact _ israeli government would end up in this exact situation is. let israeli government would end up in this exact situation is.— this exact situation is. let me brin: in this exact situation is. let me bring in frank. _ this exact situation is. let me bring in frank. you _ this exact situation is. let me bring in frank. you were - this exact situation is. let me | bring in frank. you were there this exact situation is. let me i bring in frank. you were there at the time of possible optimism in 2014. now what is happening is we look as if we're going to ground forces going in from israel to gaza. we are told that settlers in the west bank are being offered m—16s. what do you think will happen? t what do you think will happen? i think it will be an escalation into an unbelievably— think it will be an escalation into an unbelievably horrific- an unbelievably horrific humanitarian _ an unb

so we need, margaret, much more than that. >> understood. i do want you to address something, though, that got a lot of political attention here in the united states. there was a tweet from your agency that strongly implied aid was being taken by authorities who have links to hamas. that tweet was then deleted from your account. issued a statement saying no looting had taken place. was there looting, is aid ending up in the hands of terrorists? >> there was absolutely no looting. medicine and fuel have been taken from our headquarters in gaza, gaza city. and it has been handed over to local workers coordinated with the local coordinator of the world health organization. and this material ended up in various hospitals and the fuel which has been taken also ended up in the hospital. >> and you are running short on fuel now? >> today i issued a statement, an alarm, because in three, four days we will have no fuel any more in gaza. what does it mean? no fuel, no water, no bakery, no running hospital. but, beyond that, also there will be no opera

and my colleagues this colleagues understand that this is margaret did, is what margaret thatcher didon did. this is what nigel lawson did. this tradition of this is in the tradition of great conservative governments bringing because bringing inflation down because that's which you that's the bedrock on which you build economy. that build a strong economy. and that is help people is the best way to help people with cost living. with the cost of living. >> inflation actually a >> inflation isn't actually a tax, it? tax, though, is it? >> effectively acts like >> but it effectively acts like a tax, and it's a tax that impacts the poorest the most. that's why margaret thatcher made priority combat made it a priority to combat inflation, and that's what i'm doing, bring doing, because when we bring inflation down, that will then unlock so many good things for the country. but crucially, it will ease the burden the cost will ease the burden on the cost of living. and that's what i want to do as prime minister that's why it's the first of my five priorities and the is five priorities and th

>> thanks and good morning, margaret.et me begin by sending our condolences and our hearts are with the people of israel at this moment. the families of those who died and also the people who have been kidnapped and taken hostage by these terrorists. the united states stands with israel and so does the state of illinois. and so do i personally. let me answer your question by saying that, you know, we were very clear in our communication with the white house that what we need is logistical support, that is, help deciding where these folks ought to go, because they can't all go to chicago and new york and d.c. they need to go in places where there's even more help to offer. we, of course, are welcoming state and have been caring for the people who arrived, but we can't bear the burden only. >> who can? where do they go? >> let me also say the white house has been told, you know, we need resources and you talk about the congress being in chaos, the house of representatives is opposed to any kind of comprehensive immigration

margaret, stick with me. i want you to weigh in on the other big story which is the significant development in american domestic politit tilit house remains without a speaker. >> the whole number of votes cast, speaker not elected. >> so if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. that is the strategy that jim jordan will take on after he lost his first vote for speaker on tuesday. jordan is trying to project optimism and second vote set for 11:00 a.m. today. >> we'll keep going on. i've had great conversations, great discussions with our colleagues. and frankly, no one in our conference wants to see the type of coalition government with democrats, so we'll keep working and get the votes sxwlp. >> so the need to lock down the votes is something kevin mccarthy is quite well aware of. >> jordan had just as many votes as i had in the first round. we have rule so is we can sit down, talk to the other members and move forward. >> so house republicans are hoping it won't take 15 rounds of voting to name a speake

farrier _ been saying in recent days, margaret farrier was _ been saying in recent days, margaret farrierpacted the vote and who has turned out to vote in this election— who has turned out to vote in this election which i think gives a signal— election which i think gives a signal as— election which i think gives a signal as to why labour has such a resounding — signal as to why labour has such a resounding length. find signal as to why labour has such a resounding length.— signal as to why labour has such a resounding length. and i asked the same question _ resounding length. and i asked the same question of— resounding length. and i asked the same question of chris _ resounding length. and i asked the same question of chris mason, - resounding length. and i asked the same question of chris mason, but| same question of chris mason, but how much do you think this sends an indication of what we might expect indication of what we might expect in that seat and indeed in scotland at the next general election? yeah, obviously it's _ at the next general election? yeah, obviously it's hard _ at t

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margaret, hey, shout out to margaret sullivan. all right, margaret. thank you. so part of our process has been also to work with the presidential center team and bring in leaders in that neighborhood and surrounding area to really hear from them about what they're hoping for from this space, what's their aspiration for what this branch could be for them. and one of the resound messages that we heard was, don't just bring in presenters or speakers or authors or programmers. look to the neighborhood because there's so much wealth talent in woodlawn in, hyde park in the surrounding area that they feel like they can bring to us. and so i think it's going to be an incredibly integrated program programing strategy, just a chance to uplift the genius. chicago yeah. and i would add to that. so we're doing lot of work right now around media, the museum, the media production process, working with our media producers. we have linear media narrative storytelling pieces as well as interactive media where we can really engage with their input, their reflections is one of the

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we cannot, we cannot stand by and watch this. margaret harris from the w h o. thank you. us secretary of state antony blinking has called for the protection of civilians as israel prepares for an expected assault on gaza during a meeting with his saturday counterparts at prince five's open. far home in riyadh, blinking said that while israel has a legitimate right to defend its people, it was vitally important to protect civilians and that the us inside of here ravia were working together to do so. blink and also phones is chinese culture. part one need to urge beijing to use its influence in the middle east to stop the conflict from spreading low tint. see bianco is a visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations. and earlier we asked her how much influence i be ravia has in this conflict as well, and not to lots. if you look at the is riley science. i mean, that is the reason a lot of his brain, the commentators, or officials and so on are calling what happened on october 7th, a, our 911. and among the reasons is that these really, governments,

that was margaret harris spokesperson for the world health organization. to take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. a powerful category 5 hurricane has made land fall in southern mexico near the pacific resort town of acapulco. with winds up to 270 kilometers now are authorities war and the storm could potentially cause catastrophic damage, including flash flooding and mud slides. us republicans each named mike johnson as a candidate to lead the house of representatives on tuesday. he is the 4th person to be nominated for the job as speaker, just hours earlier. a 3rd candidate dropped out after being criticized by donald trump. congress has been paralyzed for 3 weeks after republicans forced out the previous speaker, kevin mccarthy. the criminal gangs in brazil, rio de janeiro, have set fire to $35.00 buses after a gang leader was killed in a shoot out with police. a local governor condemned the attacks is terrorism and said he would do, said that he would do everything he could into respond with force politically connect

margaret brennan, thank you very much. breaking news with the multistate manhunt coming to an end for the men accused of killing 18 people and injuring more than southern others in maine. cbs's jericka duncan is there with the late-breaking details including the release of information about the victims. >> reporter: the search is over. 40-year-old army reservist robert card was found dead tonight, two days after an intensive manhunt across maine. the day began with investigators looking for evidence near this boat launch in lisbon where police found card's abandoned white subaru. authorities followed more than 530 leads from wednesday nights shooting at a bowling alley and bar in lewiston. today officials announced the 18 victims killed in the shootings range in age from 14 to 76, including bill young and his son aaron, who was a high school freshman. and four members with connections to a local deaf community group. tracey walker's husband joey was a manager at schemengees bar & grille. a witness told her he confronted th

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i'm not going by margaret harris spokes person for the world health organization. margaret, what are you hearing about the situation on the ground as well? very much what your report has been saying, we know is the, the, the health co workers desperately trying to deal with the thousands of casualties. the hospitals are what we described as in as a 100 percent capacity. but what that really means is that you've gotten a bit of people in the car doors. you've got people being treated outside of at the same time it's running desperately low and supplies. there's a do not have all the things they need to care for, people in pain, people who need all the kinds of treatment so to speak, for their patients is low and the cost of running out of fuel and supplies. so we want to get supplies to them. now we've seen reports of what appear to be trucks, fuel trucks, at the age of gauze, a boat, uh, what do you know about the sort of getting supplies? and so we know that we're washing, we're standing by, we've got lots of lots of supplies, which we flew in over the weekend that a close by. but a

but it has not been possible to bring that that was margaret had us from that up and we had show them be also off to get. these are back of it to us to tell us more about the say fast as quoted was offered by the israeli defense forces to the residence of northern casa. it was we heard in that report peddler about a 1000000 or more than a 1000000 people have been told to evacuate from the north gauze that into the southern gauze and strip. they were offered this window of safety. that was, you know, they were going to, going to be no strikes. and that was actually extended until 4 pm this afternoon. and as far as the information that we have, and certainly from where i've been standing, haven't been able to hear the strikes until well after 4 pm when we got notification that they had restarted. but that safe passage, however, we took him at 1100000 people. now that is an extraordinary number of people to try and move in such a short space of time you and instead of just going to be absolute chaos and that will create a humanitarian catastrophe. we know of the situation, there is no wa

is nice to have you, margaret, on the, on the program right now. not can you tell us more about the deal by which egypt will allow aid into gaza? all right, by get by chance, can you hear me if you can hear me a masting? tell us more about the deal that would make egypt to allow aid into gaza. it all right, it seems to it having a connection as signal with you, but essentially we will have come back to us. we establish that now as a desk building gas of wisest mass protests in support of palestine. have they wrapped it around the weld? enjoy the thousands of protesters express their outrage. beings ready? embassy in the national capital, with some of them even flying to storm into the building. a several police officers was set to be wooded during valid process with the demonstrators. mass riley's in support of palestinians or polished bind wherever reported throughout the country. and elsewhere and to nice. yeah. syria and yeah, been large scale demonstrations. i've seen in support of the policy and people following the tax on a highly hospitably

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margaret ferrier, who breached covid rules .der covid rules. the party leader says scotland is key to a labour majority at the next general election . election. >> i've been determined from the moment i took over as leader of the labour party to take us from one of the worst defeats since the for us to a general the 1930. for us to a general election victory. and that's why we've worked so hard to change the labour party. i've always said the route to that general election runs through scotland and that is because i know how strongly so many people in scotland want change and i want to, if we're elected in to serve, i want to be the prime minister for the whole of the united kingdom, not just of the united kingdom, not just of the united kingdom. so it matters hugely that we succeed here in scotland . scotland. >> a conservative councillor has labelled the home office liars and charlatans and wants the home secretary to resign over the handling of the raf scampton airbase . the home office has airbase. the home office has been a

i think harsh, margaret. think that's harsh, margaret. i think that's harsh, margaret.k that's harsh, margaret. i think that if all your official advice telling do advice is telling you to do something, difficult something, it's very difficult to go against it anyway. it was ten days ago when the metropolitan police released a slightly troubling statement that equivocated over the meaning jihad. this meaning of the word jihad. this was light of a rally held in was in light of a rally held in central london by known islamist group hezbollah to hear which called jihad and for muslim called for jihad and for muslim armies to intervene in israel. well, a particularly well, it wasn't a particularly good look for the police, especially considering lord anderson of the anderson told state of the nafion anderson told state of the nation that the police have the powers the problem. powers to deal with the problem. but in a decision that has echoed the disturbing scenes of anti—semites down anti—semites tearing down posters israeli hostages in posters of israeli hostages in hamas

situation and the margaret ferrier situation and the fact she had to be sacked from parliament and a difficulties the snp has had with the police investigation on nicola sturgeon amongst others, rested and then released without charge. but ultimately he now may be has a few months, maybe a year or so to turn things around because on the swing we saw yesterday, it is colossal, those are the swings were getting in 2015 from labour to the snp and if that was replicated at a general election, the snp would be very, very worried indeed. what you can put a lot of money on is that the snp do a lot of soul searching in the next few weeks. they have their conference in aberdeen and a couple of weeks' time and that will be a big moment for them to try and have some sort of reset but i imagine there's a lot of snp people this morning feeling pretty pessimistic, actually. morning feeling pretty pessimistic, actuall . ~ ., ~ morning feeling pretty pessimistic, actuall. ~ ., ~ , . actually. mick, thank you very much. let's ick actually. mick, thank you very much. let's pick up — actually. mick, th

margaret ferrier�*s reckless actions of course came up time and time again.stigation, of course, that's engulfed the party over the last few months again came up on a number of doorsteps. there are a number of difficult issues around this by—election that made it a very difficult night for us indeed. the buck stops with you, but you just blamed margaret ferrier and your party. no, as i said, it's myjob to make sure the party reflects, that we reorganise and we regroup, make sure we have a really crisp and well understood message to take to the voters. because i can't get away from the fact that our voters did not come out. a very low turnout, of course, right across the board, but our voters did not come out. so i've got to make sure i'm inspiring them, inspiring the public to come out. but there's no doubt, i think any objective media commentator would say there have been very, very difficult contextual factors in this by—election for the snp. that was the snp leader and scottish first minister humza yousaf giving his reaction. live to our political correspo