mark simone. and alec lace.ast, ronna mcdaniels sneak story, listen to white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. >> president believe that, that kind of voice that voicing like hers there is room for her in national political it is course. >> we saw what happened on january 6, we saw what happened when 2000 people mob, went to the capitol and undermined our democracy, it was an dar an attack on our democracy. larry: ro ronna mcdaniels working for is an attack on our democracy, it reports this nbc is dropping her -- she would have been hired for about 15 minute, or 12. what is happening -- nbc, i am told internally, they are crying, oh, my dpo god, they might have hired a republican. as one of their tv con is consultants. >> for inmates running the asylum. every anchor is attacking her. that would mean anthony scaramucci held his job longer in the white house, she is a nice woman, she would be a great asset to many companies, but, broadcasting, she is not most exciting television personality. if she will ca

and then mark simone and joe concha on whether joe biden is old or impaired or both. but first, let's go to our own grady trimble live in ashburn, virginia. grady what can you tell us. reporter: well, i can tell you as we have been talking with voters today, the economy is an issue that keeps coming up. the voters are comparing how they feel financially right now to how they felt financially when former president trump was in office. and you know white house likes to tout that rate of inflation has come down, and wages are now outpacing inflation. but when we talk to the voters, the economy thous white house is describing is not the economy they feel. >> inch is feeling the -- everyone is feeling the crunch right now, my wife says it every time, strawberries within unagain it south of hand. >> jobs on rise but the cost of leaving prices are up. there is a lot that is not right with the system. >> with me being a realtor and interest rates are discouraging people from buying, people are locked in with a golden handcuff, they can't afford to move now. reporter: on campa

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larry: what do you make of that, mark simone?n whoever booed go after them. alan dershowitz came out and said he will defend and launch a lawsuit apparently, it is unconstitutional, if you allah for applause, you have to allah for boos, you can't deny that right. if it is debate, no response from audience. if you allow any kind of reaction, you can't go after people for booing. larry: correct me if i'm wrong, but the current fire commissioner is not a long-time veteran of the fire department? >> first commissioner ever who had nothing to do with the fire department. she is a very nice woman but a obama -- larry: not making it personally. i'm saying it is an odd story. this is by and large letitia james and rest of them don't like the cops, do like alvin bragg and you got a fire commissioner there who many people say you would prefer someone with a lot of experience running the fire department. >> yeah, actually putting out fires, working your way up the the ladder. letitia james, if she is targeting people exercising their first

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mark simone, wor radio show most. the other joe concha.re is what clint clint said about old age. listen to this. >> somebody the other day said to me, well you know, joe biden's old. i said you know what? joe biden is old. let's go ahead and accept the reality. joe biden is old. so really, pick between your two old ones and figure out how you're going to go save our democracy, no matter where you stand on the political spectrum you want to maintain freedom and the rule of law and protection for people's fundamental rights or at least i used to think so. larry: all right, before you say another word, i want you to hear donald trump on a similar subject but with a slightly different angle. >> all right. >> here it comes. >> i think he is in bad shape. i think he's cognitively impaired. he certainly is physically impaired. not because of his age. i know people in their 80s and 90s that are 100%. they are as good as they were 25 years before. the whole thing is crazy. no, i personally personally i don't think he is going to make it. larry: al

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business ca cabinet officer linda mcmahon will tell us why the bidens hate small business and mark is simone and joe concha talking about how woke were the oscars, then tiktok should united states ban tiktok or perhaps a chinese communist takeover will come to an end? but first, here. edward lawrence is live with all of the good news, congratulating joe biden, he followed through on his state of the union with it terrific budget proposal, edward. reporter: tax and spend. that is what he pitched and what we're seeing, he wants to spend 7. 3 trillion in this budget, to pay, he plans large tax increases, across the board, they will bringb in 5.5 trillion that was 403 million more than last year, still, leaving a deficit of 1.8 trillion in 2025, the numbers don't add up, president plans to expanding free community college plan and expanding medicaid and hopes to bring back an child tax credit and creating a child care and development grant to pay for lower know counc income families. >> there is not virtually a single program that joe biden wants to get rid of or cut, this is expand programs. th

mark coleman, 455. simon christopher danczuk, reform uk candidate, 1,968. iain donaldson, liberal democrat candidate, 2,164. applause paul simon ellison, the conservative party candidate, 3,731. applause george galloway, workers party of britain candidate, 12,... cheering 12,335. michael howarth, independent candidate, 246. applause william howarth, independent candidate, 523. applause guy otten, green party candidate, 436. ravin rodent subortna, official monster raving loony party candidate, 209. cheering david anthony tully, independent candidate, 6,648. cheering and applause that was 6,638. i do hereby declare that george galloway is duly elected. cheering and applause welcome to rochdale. the cheering and applause welcome to rochdale. ., ., , welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.7%. welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39-7%- thank — welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39-7%- thank you. _ welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.7%. thank you, ladies _ welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.796. thank you, ladies and - 39.7%. thank you, ladies and g

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mark drakeford completely refuted that and noted simon hart did not give any evidence to back up that theory. also mark drakeford said that simon hart got to the stage where he did not have much to do with the start of the pandemic, otherthan much to do with the start of the pandemic, other than essentially borrowing —— bothering mark drakeford about what they should be doing. at one point, he essentially had to tell him, stop bothering me because i have got a lot to do myself, i am very busy dealing with the pandemic in wales. so it has been focused on the welsh government and the uk government's relationship, and we knew it was a strained relationship, buti relationship, and we knew it was a strained relationship, but i guess we're getting all those juicy details about how it really was. and as he is on the way out, maybe he is as he is on the way out, maybe he is a bit more forthcoming with how he really felt about some of those ministers he was dealing with in london. �* , ., , ., ministers he was dealing with in london. , ., , ., ~ london. and questions for mr reckford himself _

we do also have a live page on our bbc news website if you want to follow mark drakeford's final fmqs. the cabinet secretary simonto the uk covid inquiry on the 23rd of may. his planned testimony had to be cancelled last year because of ill health. mr case is expected to face questioning about whatsapp messages he sent during the covid pandemic, which were critical of the government's response. more on the survey from a childcare charity that suggests the availability of nursery and preschool care is falling in england, scotland and wales, even while costs are rising. coram family and childcare suggests fewer than one in three councils in britain believes there is enough childcare provision for under—twos in all areas. in a moment, we will speak to ellen broome from coram, but first, people have been telling bbc radio 5 live's nicky campbell about their experiences with childcare. to take on a £10,000 loanjust to continue going to work, because i was paying full—time for my son to go to work, £1,200 a month. so that 10,000 loan didn't even cover one full year of his childcare. luckily, because i had gone, i had d

mark murray, nbc news senior political editor. simone sanders townsend. cohost of the msnbc weekend morning show called the weekend. and brandon buck. thank you all for being here. brendan, since you are here i will start with you. you know ohio politics. your reaction to what we are seeing in the buckeye state tonight. >> obviously a big win for donald trump. h e had to go in at the last minute and do a rally for bernie moreno to push him over the finish line. it is a risky play for republicans there. as you said, the other two candidates i think everybody in at least accomplishment republican circles were perhaps the better candidates in position to win. in november. and this is a very critical seat. republicans are banking everything on taking back the senate now. democrats hold 51 seats. we think republicans are going to take west virginia so you have 50/50. ohio is a critical one to take. sherrod brown able to buck the trend. you have bernie moreno trying to be a trump like candidate. and there is a poor track record of people trying to be trump like

marks a day of official mourning. the islamic state group says it was behind the attack. and simonarris has been elected the new leader of the irish governing party, fine gael. he's set to become the republic of ireland's youngest prime minister — at the age of 37 — after leo varadkar�*s surprise resignation. now on bbc news — sportsday. here's gavin. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. coming up on the show... a dominant start for england in the women's six nations, despite a red card in their opener with italy. a monumentous collapse sees england lose the third t20 against new zealand. and max verstappen feels the melbourne heat, as carlos sainz leads a ferrari one—two in the australian grand prix. and chelsea are back on top of the women's super league after they beat west ham. hello there, and welcome to sportsday. it will take something special to stop england in the women's six nations this year, as the defending champions cruised past italy in their opening match today. the red roses turned on the style in the second half, as they begin their campaign for si

marks a day of official mourning. the islamic state group says it was behind the attack. and simonarris has been elected the new leader of the irish governing party, fine gael. he's set to become the republic of ireland's youngest prime minister — at the age of 37 —— after leo varadkar�*s surprise resignation. now on bbc news, click. this week, nick's at south by southwest, where assistive tech is helping one artist with muscular dystrophy crack the music scene. what do you think about this from a fashion perspective? oh, yeah, definitely, it can't cramp my style. chris suits up... they've gone to get me a bigger size. . ..eventually, to see how our old four—legged friend spot is helping with the decommissioning of a nuclear power station. and we travel to miami to see what sd printing might mean for marine wildlife. every march, thousands of musicians, movie stars and media moguls from all over the world descend on austin, texas. it's time for south by southwest. and this year, one musician made quite a splash on this global stage thanks to a life—changing innovation. and nick kwe

marks a day of official mourning. the islamic state group says it was behind the attack. simone republic of ireland's youngest prime minister — at the age of 37 — after leo varadkar�*s surprise resignation. it's been revealed that nearly half of playgrounds in the uk are not suitable for disabled children. a survey by the charity, scope, found that more than 1,000 play areas had little or no accessibility. now they're launching a new tool to help parents find spaces that are suitable for their children. our reporter louisa pilbeam has more. whoa! nine—year—old benjamin loves playing with his brothers in the playground. but because he has cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and is registered blind, it's not always this easy because not all playgrounds are like this one, where equipment can be used by disabled children. according to new figures, half of the uk's public play areas are unfit for children with disabilities. one day, we went to the local park, we lifted him into the standard toddler swing and he actually got stuck, where his legs had gone really stiff from his cerebral palsy.

simon jones has more. released at 9:00 yesterday morning by kensington palace to mark mother's day — a picture of the princessf wales surrounded by her children. the aim was to dampen speculation about catherine's recovery from her recent abdominal surgery. but some people pointed out that the image looked odd — a view shared by several leading picture agencies which had initially sent out the photo worldwide. one of them said there was an inconsistency in the alignment of princess charlotte's left hand, meaning the image didn't reach the agency's standards. late last night, the associated press issued something called a kill notification — an industry term for a retraction. the reason it gave for killing the story is that on closer inspection it appears that the source has manipulated the image. no replacement photo will be sent. it says, "please remove it from all platforms, including social, where it may still be visible." another agency, reuters, advised its customers, "please remove this image from your systems." that was following what it called a post—publication review. afp and getty also withdrew the

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mark, how important is the speech tonight for the president? >> it's huge. as simone said, this is one of the few opportunities to get a lot of people watching him. i agree with simone. it is not so much important as to what he says as to how he says it. people are looking very generally to just see if he's up to the job. this is the biggest bully pulpit. can he stand and deliver? and i think -- again, what people want to see is that he's spry, that he's alert. and i think that what he ought to do or try to do, do what he did last year, which is ad lib, go off script. show that he doesn't have to have a script. that's what a lot of people think, is that biden can't walk or talk without a script or chew gum. so if there is some heckling from the audience, go off script. show he can act in the moment. and that shows real mental acuity. it shows he's on top of his game. that's going to be important. the other thing i will say is to recognize as we did in 2004 when i was working for george w. bush, you have a long haul. figure out a strategy. be consistent. don't change y

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marks a day of official mourning. meanwhile the four suspected gunmen in the attack have appeared in court accused of committing terrorism. and simonris has been elected the new leader of the irish governing party, fine gael. he's set to become the republic of ireland's youngest prime minister — at the age of 37, after leo varadkar�*s surprise resignation. more on all of the stories of the bbc news website. now on bbc news, it's newscast. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello. it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio. and henry at home. laura's had a scoop, so she got the chancellor to commit to the triple lock in the conservative manifesto. because you hinted this week that the triple lock, which guarantees pensioners�* income, keeps pace with inflation. you hinted that might be reviewed, but will the triple lock be in the tory manifesto this time round? well, i can confirm it will be, yes. and there's two very important things i would say about that. when we came to office in 2010, pensioners were more likely to be in poverty than other income groups. now, because of the triple lock that we introduced, they are less lik

mark, there is a call forjewish settlers to return to gaza. ireland is set to have its youngest ever prime minister with simon harris declared as fine gael leadereir support — following catherine's announcement that she is being treated for cancer. hello. welcome to the programme. russia is observing a national day of mourning today for the victims of friday's attack on a concert venue, just outside moscow. in the last couple of hours, vladimir putin lit a candle in a church outside his residence outside moscow in memory of the victims. at least 137 people died in the attack on concertgoers in the crocus city hall — the latest death toll from officials. mourners have also been placing flowers at a makeshift memorial at the concert venue — others have queued to donate blood for the many survivors. the islamic state group has released graphic footage, which appears to back up its claim of responsibility for the attack. caroline hawley reports — and a warning, it contains some images you may find distressing. a growing mountain of tributes in memory of those killed in russia's deadliest attack on civilians in two decades. many had been attending a

simon jack, bbc news. india's general election is being held next month, one that prime minister narendra modi is widely expected to win. but his second term in power has been marked are more than 200 million muslims in india, making up the country's largest religious minority. members of the muslim community have told the bbc that they feel they are being marginalised and suppressed, claims consistently denied by india's hindu nationalist government. our south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from northern india, and you may find the images in her report distressing. the sense out on the streets of the capital, delhi, a policeman assaulted muslims offering prayers. just outside goa, a muslim man was beaten by a mob, forced to chant the name of a hindu deity. and injaipur in the north—west, a family devastated by perhaps the most chilling incident of violence against muslims in india. umesa begum's husband, the father of their five children, muhammad asgar ali, was among three muslim passengers shot dead by a railway policeman on a train. "if his killer was a muslim, he would have been hanged by now, "but that won't happen, because he's a hindu," asgar�*s

simone. have you ever had to write a story in the morning? have you had people write for you? you used to do the right thing, and what happened to marked, you hosted this, you are like, you need a writer. cnn, msnbc? honest opinion, what do you think of fox news? >> they are lovely people. >> look at this, unity. i am bringing everyone together here. that is amazing. who else is here? where do you guys work? sir, what do you do? what brings you here tonight? your son won the award, for what? what's his name? frank, give it up to frank, everybody! give it up for frank. all right, guys. that is amazing. do we have a band? no? all right, i am just going to finish this high. i did not get to have any high-- pie. i got two more minutes, and then i am good. who are you all with tonight? which one? moscowitz, where the hell did he go? oh god, unbelievable . and he is a senator? what's that? hey, there he is. you know, you got one joke for us, do you know any jokes? give us one joke. come on! who has got one joke. who wants to close us out with a joke? it can be a hakki joke can be anything. you've got a joke? all right, there you go. >> i d

the six—month mark — we have a special report on calls from the far right in israel for jewish settlers to return to gaza. ireland is set to have its youngest ever prime minister, with simonaiters' race. hello. welcome to the programme. we start this hour in the middle east. the head of the united nations agency for palestinian refugees says israel has told him it will no longer approve its food convoys to enter northern gaza. in a post on social media, unrwa's head philippe lazzarini described the move as outrageous. he said israel's decision meant many more people would die of hunger, dehydration and lack of shelter. there's been no word from israel. it comes as the country's defence minister yoav gallant is set to travel to washington, with israel leadership under increasing pressure from the us to halt its planned assault on rafah in southern gaza. israeli forces continue to carry out ground and air attacks in northern and central gaza, including around al—shifa hospital. juliette touma is from unrwa.

simon jones has the latest. released at 9:00 yesterday morning by kensington palace to mark mother's day — a picture of the princesswas an inconsistency in the alignment of princess charlotte's left hand, meaning the image didn't reach the agency's standards. late last night, the associated press issued something called a kill notification — an industry term for a retraction. the reason it gave for killing the story is that on closer inspection it appears that the source has manipulated the image. no replacement photo will be sent. it says, "please remove it from all platforms, including social, where it may still be visible." another agency, reuters, advised its customers, "please remove this image from your systems." that was following what it called a post—publication review. afp and getty also withdrew the picture. other commentators online said prince louis' hands didn't look right and even that the tree in the background had too many leaves for this time of year. the last time catherine was officially seen in public was on christmas day. thank you so much. that's very sweet of you to come and say hello to us.

it marks the largest attack on the russian controlled port in the war, so far, as tensions in the region continue to escalate . region continue to escalate. simoncome ireland's youngest premier. it follows the surprise resignation of leo varadkar on wednesday of this week for what he described as personal and political reasons . mr harris is political reasons. mr harris is expected to become ireland's youngest shock after the easter recess. he said today that politics should be a force for good. oh enterprise, equality of opportunity , integrity and security. >> i have been in this party since i was 15 years old and those values mean and meant everything to me because

it marks the largest attack on the russian controlled port in the war, so far, as tensions in the region continue to escalate . region continue to escalate. simonarris has been confirmed as the new leader of the fine gael party, paving the way for him to become ireland's youngest premier. it follows the surprise resignation of leo varadkar on wednesday of this week for what he described as personal and political reasons . mr harris is political reasons. mr harris is expected to become ireland's youngest shock after the easter recess. he said today that politics should be a force for good. oh enterprise, equality of opportunity , integrity and security. >> i have been in this party since i was 15 years old and those values mean and meant everything to me because i believe in public service. i believe in public service. i believe in public service. i believe in the power of politics to make a difference. i believe that politics as a profession can make people's lives better. >> government lawyers working from home have reportedly spent nearly £4 million of taxpayers money on new laptops , tablets money on new laptops, tablets and mobile phones, a

so i think it's a massive, massive question mark about how the mod uses money. >> you and i are in >> good. simon course. one of the things we do is we try to buy british, and if you try to buy british, and if you try to buy british, and if you try to buy british, that more or less means that you only have one person you can go to any one suppuer person you can go to any one supplier you can go to. and guess what happens when have guess what happens when you have a price goes up. a monopoly? the price goes up. >> of course. of course. did you feel when you were in government that fighting to get that you were fighting to get money? well, when i was in money? well well, when i was in the of defence, i was the department of defence, i was fighting to get money. >> when was chief >> and when i was chief secretary the treasury, i was secretary to the treasury, i was fighting going fighting to stop the money going out doon out the door. >> so you have seen it from both sides. >> you wear different hats on different days. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> nice crime. that is on >> nice crime. now that is on the in