matt mcgrath - the start of the conference. thank you, matt.ence. thank| you, matt. matt mcgrath in sharm el—sheikh at the start of the cop27 climate conference. a senior government minister has denied that the prime minister rishi sunak knew details of bullying allegations against sir gavin williamson before he gave him a job. 0liver dowden said that sir gavin regretted the texts he sent to a colleague, and that they were not acceptable. but he insisted the prime minister had not seen the details. 0ur political correspondent david wallace lockhart gave me more details. gavin williamson is, of course, former defence secretary, former education secretary, was sacked by borisjohnson but he returned to government when rishi sunak became prime minister. he is now a minister in the cabinet office. the sunday times has obtained texts he sent to a woman, wendy morton, who was then the chief whip, in charge of party management when liz truss was prime minister shortly after the queen died. in it, gavin williamson appears to be upset he is not getting a

thank you, matt mcgrath. more analysis, there's a section on the website including five key issues to emerge from cop27. find it at bbc.co.uk/news, and by using the bbc news app. the men's football world cup kicked off this afternoon in qatar with the hollywood actor morgan freeman appearing at the opening ceremony to tell the crowd that football could unite communities and countries. our sports editor dan roan is in doha. dan? after 12 years of scrutiny over alleged corruption, the treatment of migrant workers and discriminatory laws, this moment could not come quick enough at the hosts. qatar had high hopes notjust for the tournament but for their team, but things did not go to plan on the pitch at the start of this, a world cup like no other. to many it still seems surreal, but the first winter world cup was here. after a build—up mired in controversy, these are the images the hosts wanted their tournament to project. the uniqueness of a first world cup in the middle east, evident with her fans from around

matt mcgrath reports.ds in the uk is this. the area is also home to several oil and gas refineries, with the port of milford haven now one of the biggest lng terminals in europe. all across the continent, imports of liquefied natural gas are up around 65% since the invasion of ukraine at the start of this year. lng is basicallyjust natural gas, but in a liquid form. to make it, natural gas is cooled in giant fridges to —160 degrees celsius. as it liquefies, it shrinks and becomes 600 times smaller, making it easier to transport. but this convenience comes with a hidden cost for the planet. when the lng tankers come into port here at milford haven, the chilled liquefied gas is pumped ashore along this network of pipes here. it's then turned back into natural gas and sent across the country for everyone to use. but all that cooling and carrying of the gas is very energy—intensive and generates significant amounts of climate warming gases. according to a new analysis by norwegian research firm rystad energy,

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deputy ceo mcgrath michael chudakov is the decision of the members of the boards, managing directors of 34 members. as you know, 24 voted in favor and two countries opposed this russia of china and eight abstained. all the recommendations of the rich are recommendatory, including the resolution atomic energy agency, but demilitarization is, in principle, impossible ukraine constantly violates all agreements and it is highly likely that if the russian military toys are withdrawn from there, having the opportunity, he can immediately capture the station and, under its cover , stanislav vasilchenko will fire at russian positions . died wounded in the special operation zone, priest alexander tsyganov, along with archpriest mikhail vasiliev. he came under fire from ukrainian militants for 2 weeks, the doctors fought for his life alexander tsyganov was a cleric of the church of st. alexander nevsky in the city of pskov and a priest 76th landing on the assault division of the airborne forces , russia not only provides for its own needs for key foodstuffs, but also helps countries that are t

and amy mcgrath, great to have you, from the big apple.the changing of the guard is well underway on capitol hill. and both parties, house member ro khanna is on -- congressional controversies sure to follow. and later, the magellan goes influence on american politics. on display in the new documentary about jerry falwell junior. he hypocrisy, it is just the beginning. you don't want your kids to see this one. the 11th hour is just getting underway on a spicy thursday night. night. night. enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tel

deputy ceo mcgrath michael chudakov is the decision of the members of the boards, managing directors of 34 members. as you know, 24 voted for and two countries against this china's russia and eight abstained all the recommendations are rich advisory, including the zaporozhye nuclear power plant resolution. russia, the largest currently operating in europe, considers it necessary to form a protective zone around it and is ready to work on this together with the international atomic energy agency, but demilitarization is, in principle, impossible ukraine constantly violates all agreements and it is likely that if the russian military, then kiev, having received the opportunity, can immediately capture the station and, under its cover , stanislav vasilchenko will fire at the positions of russia . russian environmental operators are implementing a circular economy program in the regions of the country, one of the leading areas is the recycling and recycling of car tires. now 80 specialized enterprises are engaged in this, our correspondent understood the intricacies of the process. tires

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mcgrath holding on hope they can maintain control of the senate while republicans look to control themoil at twitter where top security executives are the latest to resign. the company's new owner elon musk has made radical changes that have not gone over well. ryan quinn will join us with that story. ♪ >> thanks for joining us. ukrainian flags flying over the city of kherson following a major retreat by russian soldiers. celebration in the streets. from all appearances, the city is back under kyiv's control. it is seen as a political and symbolic blow to vladimir putin who had just one month ago declared the region part of russia. luke, we have seen the footage of jubilation in the streets. how did the day unfold? >> there were initial reports in the small hours of the morning of a lar explosion around a bridge. several spans had been destroyed and it was later revealed russia's defense ministry said it had completed its withdrawal from kherson city without losing any troops or equipment, pulling back what it said was 5000 pieces of equipment and 30,000 troops to the eastern bank of

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four trending products are health and beauty, beach waiver curling iron, makeup con scealer and pat mcgrathipstick the fourth is the always cooking pan. so we're seeing stuff getting out of the house, getting out, health and wellness and beauty are in that category but also things you do in the house as well the big trend is that shoppers are being more intentional now voting with their wallets and looking for the highest quality for the best value if you think about the stuff all consumers want good value but now it looks like they're buying from brands they love the most i'm buying from the brands i love right now we want to buy from the brands we like the most but we're also looking for discounts from those brands as opposed to buying a bunch of other random brands. >> i'm getting targeted by some of the brands on social media. you mentioned this idea of shifting from quantity to quality. talk to us a little bit about that if you say it's about quality, does that mean people are spending less overall but are spending on fewer, better things how does that play out >> this is the infective

still feature hugh hewitt who continues to pedal misinformation, denis praeger has become more a mcgrathof the things about radio is it's great intimate media. it actually has a different relationship between the host and a listener then you will find on television or social media, because your in peoples ears. you are in their lives. and therefore they do have that sort of credibility. so it is based on trust. if that trust is abused aggressively, you get the kind of results we are talking about tonight. >> katie, talk about how availabilities in some markets. in some markets it is those salem is the only thing out there in terms of talk radio. >> yeah, you know, i think salem's reach is multifaceted, because in a single market you can have five, six salem stations. as i said, where i live i can pick up four different salem stations. but something else interesting about salem is that their multi media company. they are bread and butter is this am fm talk radio. they have an interesting model because in addition to being conservative talk radio company they have a lot of christian teachi

the editor of forbes women, maggie mcgrath, thank you so much.ore we go today, young women voted. >> yeah. >> and broke hard for democrats. this is historic in so many ways, including the young people who know it's a midterms. it matters. i'm there. >> reporter: we're going to look back for decades and decades and decades what happened last week. and also i would want to say in terms of women saving the public, liz cheney endorsing two women, slotkin, spanberger, two women that ran really tough races on what they had gotten done in a bipartisan way as well. it's just , you know, women saving the republic. >> reporter: it appears a lot of us underestimated the power and attracting of voting in this particular election among young people. we missed the wave that came. thank god it did come. >> all right. well, that does it for us this morning. much more tomorrow on "morning joe". jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. >>> and good morning. 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 p.m. i'm jose diaz-balart. a very busy monday morning. we begin this hour

the three-day mcgrath, three out of the four democrats in wisconsin one.y, on that very point about the right to vote, there's been all this litigation because georgia is trying to deny saturday voting in this critical runoff election. there has now been a ruling. a judge said the georgia law does allow -- a lawsuit that was filed by senator warnock. how important is that, allowing saturday voting in this georgia runoff, in your view? >> early voting really works. even though people like like it's not, we are still dealing with covid-19. right? multiple opportunities to vote -- still the only election to have the problem of long lines in many places. most of those long lines are in black and brown communities and poor communities. the more opportunities to go vote, that's all the better for this democracy that we fought so hard to say. >> indeed. melanie will stick around with us. we won't let her go anywhere. that is next. stay right there. stay right there ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ ♪♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit

there might be that the district judge mcgrath relief there, and this will all be resolved. i hope!e will take seriously the real threat to democracy. it comes when you have armed people deterring others from voting. >> yes, i was a cable news host spit polling in realtime here, but you -- know in new york, you can't electioneer within you know, 100 states, whatever, it seems like you'd be like -- take a tactical gear and weapons outside the parking lots! [laughs] it seems like we can come up with some kind of solution that says that this isn't -- it's it's not acceptable. >> congressman guaido. >> they're not just sitting there with their guns, they are also beto saving everyone going in. they're walking up to people hitting up their license plates, you know who wants to have their family go through that? and nowadays, especially how dangerous the world is with guns and all the shootings and mass shootings that are happening, why are you trying to set up the environment, especially when -- if you are actually worried about election fraud, then go be a balance here auditor! go be a

matt mcgrath reports.t of milford haven now one of the biggest lng terminals in europe. all across the continent, imports of liquefied natural gas are up around 65% since the invasion of ukraine at the start of this year. when the lng tankers come into port here at milford haven, the chilled liquefied gas is pumped ashore along this network of pipes here. it's then turned back into natural gas and sent across the country for everyone to use. but all that cooling and carrying of the gas is very energy—intensive and generates significant amounts of climate warming gases. according to a new analysis by norwegian research firm rystad energy, the making and shipping of liquefied natural gas can generate up to ten times more co2 compared to gas that comes in a pipeline. it's almost or greater than ten times higher than piped gas from norway. if we compare that to russian piped gas, we're looking at greater than double the emissions intensity of russian piped gas. when liquefied natural gas is burned to create el

[applause] we will stand up to the radical left mcgrath -- democrats and dangerous unpatriotic rinosnd fight for america like no one has ever fought before. [music continues] it is lucky i have a good memory because i cannot see a word on these things. you think biden would still be up here? i don't think so. [music continues] there is no mountain we cannot climb, no summit we cannot reach, there is no challenge we cannot meet, there is no victory we cannot have. is everybody having a good time? [music swells] we will not bend, we will not break, we will not yield. we will never, ever give in. we will never give up and we will never back down. this country will never back down. because as long as we are confident, united and loyal to the cause, the tyrants we are fighting do not stand even a chance. because we are americans and americans kneel to god and god alone. [music continues] [indiscernible] my fellow citizens, this incredible journey we are on together [indiscernible] [music continues] the journey has just begun. only just begun. [applause] even the mic can't make it, but we

matt mcgrath is at the cop27 summit with the latest.itical piece of work, this question about loss and damage about the damages that have been impacted on developing countries by rising temperatures, that is on the agenda and that is seen as a significant step for developing countries. the world leaders are coming here, about 120 are coming in here, but not the leaders of china, india, japan, australia, or canada. rishi sunak is coming tomorrow and will make a statement and obviously be making his announcements at that point. but we are expecting things from him and from other leaders to show that they're committed to this process, committed to the battle against climate change and they're not too distracted with other issues in the world. how much of this is about making new promises on climate change and how much about making sure that people keep to the existing previous promises they have already made and don't do any backsliding? yeah, rishi sunak is talking about backsliding and a lot of people here are talking about backsliding.

and i'm a huge amy mcgrath fan, which is a crazy thing to come from me as an ex-republican, but she has work in this campaign cycle. we are so grateful for the fight she put up. but i want to sound one note of caution. over at forward, we tracked 250 radicals in this cycle, election deniers and qanoners. half of those radicals made to it the primaries. and then of those, 30% of the total of the 250 ended up winning their races. maybe not in the battleground, but it shows we've got qanoners and election deniers who are actually winning. we have a january 6th planner who just won his election to the u.s. congress. so bad guys are still winning. this was in a lot of ways good for democracy, but we've got to stay incredibly vigilant and do the democracy reforms that make it hard for these extremists to win in the primaries, like rank choice voting and open primaries. >> i want to get all of you -- we need to get a quick break. but i do on the other side want to understand from all three of you how we should talk about what was achieved last tuesday and how we should talk what is still left

basil, let me show you one of the ads that amy mcgrath's group -- and she was here when she launched ads that her group had running on tv. >> here in washington they don't build monuments to secretaries of state, but maybe they should. donald trump thinks this is the weakest link in the chain because it's an office no one pays attention to. so he's been recruiting election deniers to run for secretary of state in crucial swing states this year. people who will do whatever he asks when they count the ballots in the next presidential election. we have to stop this from happening. >> so basil, republicans made a really cynical bet, that that, what she just said, was too hard to follow. i mean, whenever you treat voters like they're too stupid to understand what she just articulated, trump is recruiting election deniers to rig the vote so that he can have a successful coup next time, it turns out voters understood that loud and clear. and to the earlier point, i mean, democratic secretaries of state in three of these four battlegrounds were the highest vote getter in three of those state

matt mcgrath reports.lso home to several oil and gas refineries, with the port of milford haven now one of the biggest lng terminals in europe. all across the continent, imports of liquefied natural gas are up around 65% since the invasion of ukraine at the start of this year. lng is basicallyjust natural gas, but in a liquid form. to make it, natural gas is cooled in giant fridges to —160 degrees celsius. as it liquefies, it shrinks and becomes 600 times smaller, making it easier to transport. but this convenience comes with a hidden cost for the planet. when the lng tankers come into port here at milford haven, the chilled liquefied gas is pumped ashore along this network of pipes here. it's then turned back into natural gas and sent across the country for everyone to use. but all that cooling and carrying of the gas is very energy—intensive and generates significant amounts of climate warming gases. according to a new analysis by norwegian research firm rystad energy, the making and shipping of liquefie

joining us thousand, editor of forbes women, maggie mcgrath. great to have you on.e making here. what has taken so long i say. >> what has taken so long. i just want to emphasize that statistic. since 1925, nearly 100 years ago, just 45 women have served as governor. 41 men serve as governor right now. the brookings institute has been studying political ambition and what is fascinating, they surveyed 4,000 potential candidates, lawyer, political activists, and there is a 16 point gap consistently since 2001 between men and women saying whether or not they will run. what is at play here? there are a few things. at play a few things. women report not liking the political campaigning process. it's time intensive, privacy invasions, a new report about women receiving more threats as politicians. so you have all of that. and then you have women who say i just don't see myself as a politician, as a leader. >> so that's changing, hopefully, the ambition factor is changing. i do understand the threats and the personal interference. i mean, you look at michigan governor gret

caller: it was supposed to be competitive in 2018 against mcgrath, but he ended up tall winning that one. but it will not be a great year for democrats. i would be wasting my vote. host: did you vote for rand paul's opponent? host: --caller: charles booker? yes. he is a very nice guy. i support his policies i did vote for mr. booker. host: are you a student at the university of kentucky? caller: i am. . i am a freshman this is my first time voting. host: welcome to the voting world. what are you studying? caller: my family is the kentucky area. i grew up in the national area. i am studying linguistics. host: thanks for calling in. let's hear from chad in california, republican line. chad, have you had a chance to vote yet? polls are still open in california. caller: indeed, yeah. i am from riverside county, a conservative area of california. host: is it ken calvert who represents you? caller: he brings home the pork. i tried going to his office, he never called me back. host: all right. what are some of the issues that motivated you to get out and vote today? caller: i think, we use

, but we picked was talking about, but we picked out the things that were so important for damien mcgrathot another away. another pub not too far away. those that we picked out those things that we picked out were of course the national living wage. going to be living wage. it's going to be about quid, which about an extra quid, which most people inflation you people would say inflation you need rise for most people. need a pay rise for most people. well, does that well, but what does that actually mean a business? actually mean for a business? somebody has people somebody that has to pay people at the day ? we do agree at the of the day? we do agree with you know, with it. and we, you know, people should pay more, more for what a business. you what they do as a business. you have look the overheads and have to look the overheads and unfortunately, wages. one of our biggest overheads, going biggest overheads, it's going hit. it's quite hard when you talk sorts of talk about those sorts of numbers actually affect numbers how it actually affect you extra a pound an hour you an extra a pound