john mcdonnell is sa in: coalition together. john mcdonnell is saying he _ coalition together.ell is saying he is trying to play - coalition together. john mcdonnell is saying he is trying to play the i is saying he is trying to play the role of elder statesman and says the style of leadership of sir keir starmer is his office is very centralised and controlled the campaign so many of us think it is very unfair f angela rayner takes the flak for that. in the sunday times the prime minister says he will stop the brain drain to the cities. going back to what were talking about trying to pump more money into the so—called red wall towns. but also about skills and jobs and about whether he can deliver, david, he has made a huge promise and when the seats in the 2019 general election and no consolidating that up to a point in the local elections. he has to come up the local elections. he has to come up with the goods.— up with the goods. yes, the prime minister deliver _ up with the goods. yes, the prime minister deliver a _ up with the goods. yes, the prime minister deliver a -- _

interesting thatjohn interesting that john mcdonnell offering interesting thatjohn mcdonnell offeringng as well as the substance of the move against angela rayner. of course was pretty prominent in the labour party when it went down to a historic defeat in 2019 but he said the difference between him and keir starmer was he owned the defeat and thatis starmer was he owned the defeat and that is what keir starmer should be doing now, taking responsibility for worse than expected election results. it will be interesting is the day goes on to find out who keir starmer will surround himself with at his top table. to be honest reshuffles can be a high wire act if they are done against a backdrop of poor election results, if they look to be reactive. we don't yet know if some of the losers from the reshuffle will go quietly. some insiders are saying it is a serious moment for keir starmer but also he has the opportunity of perhaps creating a top team that might make more of an impact. lain creating a top team that might make more of an impact.— more of an impact. iain watson, our olitical mo

oh mr mcdonnell well that is are news randolph or not but if you'd like to delve deeper into any of those stories to make sure to stop by our website where buck the top hope you can join me to enter. you've got the end of the spanish empire the end of the british empire the end of the roman empire and you have some similarities and differences but the 3 cities traffic we talk about the rise of one nation in this case china and the fall of the ruling at the time this case united states we've got all those kinds of things happening right now the people who are least informed about this are the americans themselves because the cable news network of mars the corporate news it's not in their interest to actually prepare people for this they're just considered to be expendable. oh. i like that one host asked the question. actually listens to the yes answer and then reacts to a false dennis miller i've got a new show. welcomed on contact today we will discuss the clashes between the israelis and palestinians with the palestinian activist dr sami al-arian we weep for every child when they die for

also interesting, john mcdonnell himself would admit he's not a great friend of angela rayner and peoplehose on the corbyn left of the party if you like thought she was being too supportive of keir starmer, moving away from her left—wing roots, but quite frankly her profile in the party has taken on a new lease of life by the fact she was stripped of those campaign roles. idin fact she was stripped of those campaign roles.— fact she was stripped of those camaian roles. . ~ ., ., ~ campaign roles. iain watson, thank ou, iain campaign roles. iain watson, thank you, iain watson _ campaign roles. iain watson, thank you, iain watson with _ campaign roles. iain watson, thank you, iain watson with the _ campaign roles. iain watson, thank you, iain watson with the latest - you, iain watson with the latest from westminster. we have the latest count coming in which is the liberal democrats who have taken control of st albans council after gaining more seats on wednesday —— sunday morning. the council was previously under no overall control. it has been a battleground for quite some time. as of thi

he is being attacked on all sides— mcdonnell.ides for being too centrist or too extremist and is not to be able too extremist and is not to be able to please _ too extremist and is not to be able to please anybody so i think really he should — to please anybody so i think really he should perhaps take a tip from boris _ he should perhaps take a tip from borisjohnson and put he should perhaps take a tip from boris johnson and put some personalities there that have some punch _ personalities there that have some punch in _ personalities there that have some punch in connection and residents people _ punch in connection and residents people beyond westminster. it is not seem _ people beyond westminster. it is not seem to _ people beyond westminster. it is not seem to be _ people beyond westminster. it is not seem to be happening either. will feel is— seem to be happening either. will feel is a _ seem to be happening either. will feel is a missed opportunity at this station _ feel is a missed opportunity at this station i_ feel is a

john mcdonnell of course was a leading figure in the labour party during its 2019 defeat, an historicthe party, but he said the difference between him and kier starmer was he owned that defeat himself, owned it personally. the reshuffle perhaps not getting off to the most auspicious of starts but i suppose until we get some names emerging later today we should probably just emerging later today we should probablyjust indulge in some idle speculation. this is what people are talking about in westminster, they are asking whether sir keir starmer as well as promoting rising stars such as wes streeting who seems to perform very well on television, can he attract back some of the big beasts with shadow and actual ministerial experience? people such as yvette cooper and hilary benn for example. and although reshuffles can strengthen party leaders, they can sometimes do the opposite as well. he's doing this under the cloud of worse than expected results for the labour party, so the question is those who perhaps will be losing their shadow ministerial roles or moved to other roles they feel u

can i share with you what i havejust mcdonnell.here is currently hardly any swing to the conservatives at all. does that tally with your understanding? yes. tally with your understanding? yes, it does. in the _ tally with your understanding? yes, it does. in the brexit _ tally with your understanding? i2: it does. in the brexit voting areas like hartlepool, the brexit carry—over still exists, there is no doubt about that. you have to take that into account. you shouldn't take that is just the main reason, there is a range of factors that need to be taken into account. john curtice�*s analysis demonstrated the brexit effect. there is the covid effect, which is not so much about congratulating borisjohnson on the roll—out of the vaccination due to the critical errors he made in the pandemic. but in a crisis like this, people generally do rally around the government in power. but there is a third issue as well which is more important for the labour party, and i am hoping we have a proper discussion about this in the labour party. in t

walton's advice here which i will now turn to move james lance taylor for seat 1, inisch hollins, eric mcdonnell and tiffany carter for seat 9, gwen brown for seat 10, starr williams for seat 12, yolanda harris for seat 15. on that motion which would be with recommendation to the full board of supervisors, mr. young, a roll call, please. [ roll call ] we are off to land use and we are adjourned. >> chair melgar: good afternoon. this meeting will come to orde . welcome to the april 26 regular meeting of the land he was and transportation committee of the san francisco boardof supervisors . i am supervisor melgar, chairman of the committee joined by supervisor dean preston and erin peskin. the clerk is eric, major. i'd like to acknowledge jason for staffing this meeting and we are right now also joined by supervisor rafaela mandelman madam clerk, do you have any announcements ? >> erica major: due to the health emergency and toprotect board members the board of supervisorslegislative chamber and committee room are closed . members will be participating remotely . this precaution is taken pursuant

don't mcdonnell is a professor of pediatrics in canada. as we heard in that report. we see truck is going across the border to get their immunization. although canada seems to have quite a lot of doses itself. how would you rate canada is vaccination drive in all actually it's been very good been week of the doses that we've received. and it's a large number. 20 some 1000000 more than 89 percent had been distributed to the provinces and territories across the country. and most of those probably just in territories, more than 80 to 90 percent of our are already in arms already immunized. so you wouldn't agree with the criticism from below, and that there's been a dispute portion that back seen in, taken in, in canada like some other o e c d countries as well. so we have more orders for vaccines than we have population. but whether all those vaccines will arrive is not even clear at this point. so as an example, we have large orders in from a, during evac seeing, but it's not coming as you know, they've been real problems with the delivery of madonna. so candidates dec

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owed $23000.00 from a company that's incredible but i can't imagine that's just supposed late is mcdonnell'snot do a lot of like a ton of wage stuff and all kinds of i'm sure they they do but at least they don't pretend to be vocal about. right they're just blatantly playing their ways pleased to be out front with the fact that you just abuse your workers and they will be cool with it right thank you and thank you. and here are your headlines from the future in one week you'll read washington post independently confirmed washington post fabricates most of stories in washington post breaking news and this wednesday. by the ministration releases official list of countries with right to defend themselves consists of us in israel and in 2 weeks from now following ransomware attack on m s n b c americans forced to wait in line for hours for false accusations are going to run against russia. dammit that's so when can we get i want to get my false accusations and get to work. that's a show but you can get every i was told of redacted i had for free at portable dot t.v. also check out my podcast on

owed 23 $1000.00 from a company that's incredible but i can't imagine that's just to post this is mcdonnell's not do a lot of like a ton of wage theft and all kinds of i'm sure they do but at least they don't pretend to be vocal about. right there it is blatantly plain there are ways please be out front with the fact that you just abuse your workers and there will be cool with it thank you and thank you. and here are your headlines from the future in one week you'll read the washington post independently confirmed washington post fabricates most of stories in washington post. breaking news and this wednesday. but i know ministration releases official list of countries with right to defend themselves consists of us in israel and in 2 weeks from now. following ransomware attack on m s n b c americans forced to wait in line for hours for false accusations are going to run against russia dammit that's so inconvenient i want to get my false accusations and get to work on time for that that's a show but you can get every episode of redacted out for free at portable dot tv also check out my podcast

soldiers from prosecution for any killings committed before 1908 good friday peace deal but alistair mcdonnell former leader of the ets at s.t.l. p. and irish nationalist party in northern ireland says families of the paul murphy victims deserve a detailed investigation and a sincere apology from london. these were all terrorists these were not people who were who were engaged. and the sort of illegal activity are militant activity there were people trying to go about their daily life. so most of the people that were shot were people who went to the other innocent people that were shot. it was very brutal the families have spent 50 years i just hating for justice what people are looking for now are you is some sort of a cut debility and a genuine apology from the prime minister on except. the army were to play a role here on murderous in their intention would have gone a long way towards towards old and tried to but nobody but a how far to really apology. is seen as just out honest basically people are not happy with the people feeling that it's don't since a year for more details on your top

here is what john mcdonnell had to say.der of the party on friday says he takes full responsibility for the election result in hartlepool, in particular, and then scapegoats angie rayner. i think many of us feel that was unfair, particularly, as we all know, actually, keir's style of leadership is that his office controls everything centrally. he's very centralised and he controlled the campaign, so i think many of us just think it's really unfair. what public relations genius thought this was a good move on the very day actually we were having successes? andy burnham in manchester, in rotherham, liverpool, salford, marvin in bristol, sadiq in london, the very day we are actually recovering a bit and having successes, then they do this. ijust think it's a huge mistake. there's been criticism from andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester, who was one of the real success stories of this set of elections. he said he couldn't support this move. i think what will have to look at later is when the reshuffle comes, what happe

mcdonnell says, there you have it, it is. it hasissued says, there you have it, it is.y a mcdonald's and ssa does not deter them enjoying their big. it's a controversial issue and if people do not get them, there is... animal rebellion feel they have a cause worth campaigning for. a brand new museum celebrating the history of manufacturing, has finally opened after being delayed by the pandemic. the 300—year—old silk mill in derby is thought to be one of the world's first factories and is now home to the museum of making. phil mackie went along for the opening day. it has been a long time in the making — 300 years to be exact. the silk mill in derby is widely regarded as the world's first modern factory and now, it has been given a makeover as a museum which will celebrate our manufacturing heritage. this engine, made by one of derby's biggest employers rolls—royce, is so big they put up the rest of the building around it. made in 1721 and remade in 2021. it should have opened last year, but everything was put on hold because of the pandemic. cheering and applause. it i

which is why mcdonnell companies -- please pay the employees better so that we can put the money back. >> there are some very generous wealthy people, but amen to what you're saying. you're exactly right. thank you, w. kamau bell. don't get canceled now. i'm younger than you by the way. >> sure. sure. >> post-truth society. thank you so much. i appreciate it. be sure to tune in to all new episodes of "united shades of america" with w. kamau bell. that's sunday 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn. we'll be right back. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundreds of auctions every day. all auctions start at $0 and everything must go. and don't forget, we offer a full 90 day money back guarantee on your first bid pack purchase. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases

mitch mcdonnell documented that relationship in his book. biden i think still has the opportunity to change that script to at least show the american people enough effort that he is really trying, that he is really pushing these republicans to stay at the table and to give some. of course, asking his party to do the same. if he can achieve that -- i think democrats could have a chance at maybe keeping the house and certainly the senate. it would be difficult, but at the very least, i think they could avoid the type of dramatic losses that we have seen both parties incur after having unified government for two years. >> carlos, in this context i have to ask you about marjorie taylor greene. we have the sound of her comments. i don't want to play it. she compared requests to get vaccinated to nazi germany that's astonishing to everyone familiar with those events. there have been a number of republicans who have called her out, who have said this is horrible. leadership has been largely silent about her. why is that? how can they stay silent in

she told our own kelly mcdonnell, yes, the white house was surprised by that report. at this. >> were you surprised by the number and how much of a change would you anticipate as the summer season and the reemergence continues? >> if i had had to write down a number as my best guess, it would have been higher. but i've watched data for a long time, and i know that it is extremely volatile. there are often surprises and temporary factors, and one should never take one month's data as an underlying trend. >> so, peter, how will the biden administration use this jobs report to make a more convincing argument for the next $4 trillion in spending that the president is calling for? >> yeah, i think that ben is right about this. the debate up until now has been if we continue to spend trillions of dollars at a time the economy was already poised for launch, it was already roaring on its own, all we would do is superheat it and maybe go too far. we might trigger inflation, we might not need all that spending. now biden is going the other way around saying, we do need that spe

i've worked in the aerospace industry for the last 13 years, most recently at mcdonnell douglas. and -- ♪ [ laughter ] i'm a hard worker, committed, and let's get this break don't be a busy bitch because i'm not social cringe don't call me because hire me it's different and that's no cat pimp yeet ♪ please hire me, i'm looking in the back of my brother-in-law's t-shirt shop. hi, i'm doug lawson -- >> jimmy: oh, i think we got it, doug, all right. [ applause ] james, you see what's happening, people are trying to find jobs through tiktok. >> any place you can go. >> jimmy: we hired an actor to make that. [ laughter ] what do you think so far? you enjoying the monologue? >> very clever, very clever. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. james, i hope you don't mind me asking. you're vaccinated, right? >> i am fully vaccinated. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay, good. more than 158 million americans have had one dose of the vaccine. but there are still plenty of us who need convincing. i'm not sure what it was about the last 14 months that didn't convince ev

. >> well, i have got to tell that you that great editorial from heather mcdonnell of the "wall streetrnal" earlier this week just laid out the numbers. the numbers don't lie. but also the timeline of this. we see that these cities are getting more violent across the country, pretty much every major city with very few exceptions big increases. double, sometimes triple digital increases in homicides. initially i know that a lot of the democrat media was trying to say this was because of the pandemic other countries, guys, they have actually had decreases in violence during the pandemic which makes sense far left human interaction. far left just seeing other people on the street, at bars, at dlubs clubs, at all the different places where we intermingle. what we have to do is what really caused this? when you see the numbers spiking and you look at the timeline, you see that the mo against law enforcement, which was a big part of the blm movement. that actually created the condition which people refer to as the ferguson effect where have you far less aggressive police on the street protec

the climb is speak. eporter: republicans quickly pounds, chairman mcdonnell slamming the policies and another calling the report abysmal during a radio interview. >> people are seeing the rising cost of goods and small businesses can't hire workers because of the continued ferrell unemployment assistance. >> reporter: states like north carolina and montana are set to kick those off the unemployment benefits next month all this as the white house meets face-to-face next week to meet with bipartisan and top senators next week. peter. >> thanks very much. >>> two of the republican party's most controversial members kicked off a roadshow last night hoping to keep president trump in the spotlight as the leader of the republican party. it comes as the gop faces a big leadership battle that could see the highest ranking woman forced out of her job last week. at the florida retirement community where the event took place, leanne, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, christen. the villages of disneyland for retirees and jackpot of votes for republicans and latest in the ongoing stag

here's steven mcdonnell., the government has vigorously denied any response billeted for the pandemic. any theory at all which has anything to do with a lab leak has been dismissed out of hand. that's because if there has been a lab leak, naturally, the authorities here would bear some of the responsibility. the problem for the rest of the world is that the origin has become so political. in the united states, president biden announces a report into the origins of the virus. beijing goes on the attack. here in the chinese capital, ministry spokesman ridiculed the idea that the same us intelligence agencies which spread misinformation about weapons of mass destruction in iraq were now examining the origins of the coronavirus. what's interesting about this story is how this theory that the virus leaked from a lab in wuhan was once on the fringe of science, but is now seen by the us as a potential explanation for the pandemic. this fact checker at the washington post offers an explanation. now, the scientific co

john mcdonnell, the former chancellor, accusing sir keir starmer of scapegoating. ., . labour. helen catt, thanks. we will seak with labour. helen catt, thanks. we will speak with dan _ labour. helen catt, thanks. we will speak with dan norris, _ labour. helen catt, thanks. we will speak with dan norris, newly i labour. helen catt, thanks. we will. speak with dan norris, newly elected labour man at 7:30am. 11 minutes past seven now. two of the uk“s busiest rail operators are warning passengers not to travel today because of disruption caused by the discovery of cracks in some high speed trains. the issue is affecting great western and london north eastern services between london and penzance, bristol, cardiff, york, newcastle, and edinburgh. 0ur reporter sean dilley is at king's cross. good morning, sean, this would be a far bigger problem if more were travelling. relatively few of us are doing it because of the pandemic. do we know how long it could go on for? there is not a particular timescale at the moment, chris, because operators such as al ner who operate ou

appoint the james lance taylor, residency requirement waived, and tinish hollywoodlins, and eric mcdonnellreverend amos brown, onmerede rico hamilton, nicole cunningham, gloria berry, daniel landry, tiffany walker-carter, gwendolyn brown, anitie ekanem, starr williams, shakeyla o'kane, latisha irving, and yolanda harris for indefinitely terms to the african american reparations advisory committee. >> president walton: i want to point out that this is an historical effect that i'm unaware of any other place or legislative body that prioritizes injustices and that has created a true reparations plan and package for black people. this is a first in san francisco. i want to thank mayor breed and all of the advisory committee applicants for stepping up to ensure that we not only improve outcomes for black people in san francisco, but also that we repair the damage of the past. and make compensation tangible in order to overturn the negative outcomes and to create generational wealth. again, i want to thank everyone who did apply to serve. we had an extremely difficult decision, narrowing down t

others are saying that in line with john mcdonnell, but a pack —— perhaps a little less robustly, sorole. some of her allies have been in contact with me and saying, we're not sure if she's going to take it. so, this is a dangerous moment for keir starmer. interesting enough, some on the left, some close to jeremy corbyn felt that angela rayner had moved away from them by backing the current leadership of the labour party but now her credibility amongst that group seems to be reignited by the fact that the party leadership has moved herfrom those crucial roles, as a debate goes on as to why labour have performed so poorly, there is no consensus on the party as to why there was such a defeat, all the solutions. ii there was such a defeat, all the solutions-— there was such a defeat, all the solutions. �* , , ., solutions. if we'd be listening to the criticism _ solutions. if we'd be listening to the criticism over— solutions. if we'd be listening to the criticism over the _ solutions. if we'd be listening to the criticism over the last i solutions. if we'd be listening to the criticis

. >> so my question is, why is kevin mccarthy now in on the conspiracy and mitch mcdonnell as well, inr elections, to do what liz cheney said? to sort of cosign donald trump's crusade against democracy? >> i don't know the minority leader's motivations here. i can sit back politically and see the fact they may have the opportunity to retake the house in 2022, and that would give them a lot of ability to launch investigations, have hearings, thing of that nature. anything they can do to minimize the attack surface or expose their own flank, that could be part of it. but all that aside, we owe this to the american people. we owe it to them to investigate, to document, to understand what happened and put in place controls and mechanisms that it never happens again. keep in mind the confederate flag walked through the capitol building. that never happened in the 1860s, yet it happened in 2021. we have to make sure the failures never happen again. >> especially since they were there at trump's invitation, protesting an election result that you yourself made sure was, i think your quote was

mcdonnell. are you there, eric? >> yes. thank you so much, chair peskin. i appreciate it. president walton, director davis, thank you. supervisor chan and mandelman. i appreciate the attention given to it. this is a historical and present moment. i appreciate being in this conversation and under consideration. applying for seat 3 on the advisory committee. for a couple of reasons. one, i'm a native san franciscan because my mother fled to san francisco from macomb county, mississippi for her very life to then arrive at and experience what was then the hay day of the fillmore, the harlem of the west only to watch its demise and experience the impacts of that growing up in public housing and all of the transitions we had to make as a result. in his testimony before congress, virtually every institution with some degree of history in america has a history of extracting wealth and resources out of the african american community and behind all of that oppression was actually found. we have an opportu

ian william mcdonnell, scottish— 14,851.dumfries constituency. there we have the result for galloway. that was - dumfries constituency. there we have the result for galloway. that was a i the result for galloway. that was a long shot for the snp and in fact finlay carson has got it for the conservatives, no change there. emma harper on 14,000 odd votes. see the collapse of the labour vote? 2932. let's look at the share of the vote. look at the big swing. the share change. the conservatives have increased their vote and labour is down 7%. the greens up 3%. looking at the share change and the swing, if we can. the swing will clearly be to the conservatives. no swing there. let's pick up with sirjohn curtice on that one. it was a long shot for the nationalists.- shot for the nationalists. yes, it was a long _ shot for the nationalists. yes, it was a long shot _ shot for the nationalists. yes, it was a long shot and _ shot for the nationalists. yes, it was a long shot and to _ shot for the nationalists. yes, it was a long shot a

appoint the james lance taylor, residency requirement waived, and tinish hollywoodlins, and eric mcdonnell, the reverend amos brown, onmerede rico hamilton, nicole cunningham, gloria berry, daniel landry, tiffany walker-carter, gwendolyn brown, anitie ekanem, starr williams, shakeyla o'kane, latisha irving, and yolanda harris for indefinitely terms to the african american reparations advisory committee. >> president walton: i want to point out that this is an historical effect that i'm unaware of any other place or legislative body that prioritizes injustices and that has created a true reparations plan and package for black people. this is a first in san francisco. i want to thank mayor breed and all of the advisory committee applicants for stepping up to ensure that we not only improve outcomes for black people in san francisco, but also that we repair the damage of the past. and make compensation tangible in order to overturn the negative outcomes and to create generational wealth. again, i want to thank everyone who did apply to serve. we had an extremely difficult decision, narrowing

john mcdonnell, former shadow chancellor has said the candidates were sent in naked with no argument,ithout wanting to give people a blizzard ofj wanting to give people a blizzard of information, there are so many elections this time. really crucial votes in scotland in particular that could open up a big tangle over the constitution. that could become boris johnson's constitution. that could become borisjohnson's biggest headache boris johnson's biggest headache quickly borisjohnson's biggest headache quickly if nicola sturgeon hits the magic number of 65 seats and advance another vote on independence. an important contest in wales when during the pandemic people had a good look at the meaning of devolution, power is held by cardiff. the first minister there front and centre in a way that people perhaps had not seen before. all sorts of contests in england. it is right to say there is a lot to come. the picture might look quite different in the next few days. i think the broad argument, the tussle focused on between labour and the tories in england, the dynamic and story of that is a

you'll be saying something on one side which is entirely different from whatjohn mcdonnell and len mccluskeyuse that is what - leader? you need to consider what| works because that is what matters in politics — works because that is what matters in politics. jeremy corbyn clearly doesn't — in politics. jeremy corbyn clearly doesn't work. this marxist, far left experiment — doesn't work. this marxist, far left experiment led the labour party to catastrophe. if you look at the last 11 elections we had in this country, the pattern— 11 elections we had in this country, the pattern is clear. defeat, defeat, _ the pattern is clear. defeat, defeat, defeat, defeat, tony blair, tony blair, — defeat, defeat, defeat, tony blair, tony blair, tony blair, defeat, defeat, — tony blair, tony blair, defeat, defeat, defeat, defeat. so, the right— defeat, defeat, defeat. so, the right thing to do is to learn the lessons — right thing to do is to learn the lessons from the only thing that has worked _ lessons from the only thing that has worked which is a modernising, centrist, — worked which is a modernising,