into yourl meghan gallacher into your inner— meghan gallacher into your inner circle. _ meghan gallacher particularly- inner circle. we'd be. particularly addressing inner circle. we'd be- particularly addressing the growing ~~ _ particularly addressing the growing- - -_ particularly addressing the curowin... , . . , growing... every leader wants the very best _ growing... every leader wants the very best people - growing... every leader wants the very best people in - growing... every leader wants the very best people in the i the very best people in the very best positions for their party. that's what i'm going to do. i've onlyjust learned of the results so a bit premature to start talking about individual positions and so on. we are acutely conscious of the votes here in the general election, and as ourjob to reconnect with the people who feel frankly is gone by politicians and persuade them that what we stand for represents their interests. russell findlay there who is the justice spokesperson of the scottish conservatives. he has just become the new leader of the scottish conservati

yes, it was from meghan. from meghan.there anyone else that stood up that story other than meghan's camp that it was meghan who was made to cry? >> i'm honestly not sure. i'm honestly not sure. >> there we have to believe. i mean, can you believe anything that meghan markle says? >> absolutely. that woman has been vilified like yoko ono . been vilified like yoko ono. >> why did she tell? why did she tell oprah winfrey that she'd had her wedding the day before the wedding, which was then dismissed as nonsense by the archbishop of canterbury? >> her mind it was a wedding. if you have some kind of ceremony. >> so she's mental. no, no. so what you're saying is meghan is in her mind. >> it's a romantic thing. honestly the demolition job that the press has done on meghan and harry is absolutely superb, but i do think they've done it to themselves. >> do you know what, though, harry? >> you know what though? i take the late queen elizabeth's view on this, recollections may vary , on this, recollections may vary, and i think that

meghan: certainly. at bnp we have said if the data comes in weaker, if we get below 135,000 on payrolls or an uptick in employment that would be a strong case for the 50 basis point move in combination with the data we got. pce came in line with the fed's target and that will be supported for the doves on the committee. sonali: let's talk not just about the short-term but the long-term. one major question on investor'' minds is how far out to go on duration at how much uncertainty there is on the curve. mark: we have encouraged clients to think about duration through the expected trough of the cutting cycle. where do you think the fed will ultimately cut to? sonali: what is that for you? mark: the house view is the fed will cut to 3%. we think may be little bit further. as that happens we expect yields to decline further. if clients generally agree with that view they should be extending out to the curve. that is the guidance we provide to them. it is not that simple, though, for many of them. we have s

meghan cosell la has details. good morning, meghan. >> reporter: good morning, carl. that's right. this is a group of 88 business leaders from really across the private sector sending a show of force today to say harris would be the best candidate for business. now it's a broad group that includes some current ceos of box and yelp, aaron levie and jeremy stoppleman, stop chairman, chris larsson who co-founded ripple and the facebook co-founder, now with asana. more than a dozen names have ties to wall street that includes former blackstone president tony james, but the lion's share are former public company ceos like dan schulman of paypal, arnold donald of carnival. now i'm told the letter was organized by top harris backers that included blair efron and comes as harris is tacking to the middle including that move this week to soften biden's stance on capital gains taxes solely in order to shore up private sector support. trump does have executive-level support as well, including a number of billionaires and players like elon musk and howard lutnick, but the letter does help harri

he's always with meghan and meghan's friends.ll older women that are self—made entrepreneurs, incredibly powerful people. and he must be looking around feeling insecure. you know, he didn't get there on merit . he got there because, you merit. he got there because, you know, meghan dragged him there because he's a prince. >> what do you make of these revelations in the papers in the past few weeks? operation bring harry in from the cold that you alluded to it earlier, that that prince harry would like to improve his image here in the uk. reportedly, king charles is open to him having some sort of royal role, but it's the prince of wales who absolutely doesn't want that. what do you make of that? >> yeah, i understand that because i, i understand prince william's hesitation on letting prince harry back in. but shockingly, there's a new poll that was conducted by the daily mail that does suggest that prince harry has gained some momentum in his quest to improve his image in the uk , and a third of britons the uk, and a third of bri

enter meghan markle . harry met meghan meghan markle.she was when he was 32 and she was 35. now the story goes that they were on a blind date. apparently they were set up by a mutual friend who wishes to remain anonymous . yeah, so would remain anonymous. yeah, so would i. don't blame them. but if reports are to be believed, according to numerous sources, the couple. harry and meghan were a nightmare. behind the scenes. things turned sour. you know the rest. as a search for privacy on oprah with an accusation of racism that was later denied . netflix, spotify, later denied. netflix, spotify, spare and the paperback is out soon. with all the mean stuff still in it and faux royal tours, much of which made money on the back of berating the royal family or using his status as a prince. during that time, prince philip died, then the queen two years later. she never got to hear the denial of the racism accusation. her final years must have been miserable with all the negativity that overshadowed the family. we had the coronation of charles and

but meghan volumes, doesn't it? oprah. these these hollywood types . she obviously hollywood types. she obviously sees. that's where her power power base is. that's what she's trying to build there. because the thing with meghan is her eyes are on a political career . eyes are on a political career. it always has been the case of her that her eyes are on a political career. >> it's interesting, isn't it, on that, because i think just to say, just to say on that, because i think you wrote a really good point, which is that if harry is looking to return to royal life or be in that orbit, well, he said that meghan isn't going to come back to britain. i think we all know that if you also add into the mix exactly what you've just said there, which is if meghan does have political ambitions in the us , political ambitions in the us, then harry might not want to be, you know, overtly political. we know that he's kind of ventured into that that zone before. we might not want to be overtly political. so it would make sense f

meghan, let's dig into the polling here. the times and seen college, harris is ahead in pennsylvania, but then you look nationally in this same poll, she's tied with donald trump. "new york times" chief political analyst nate cohen describes it as puzzle. what do you make of it? >> i'm one of those people, you don't live and die by the polls. the only poll that matters is on election day. while it's great to see movement in the battleground states, those are a snop shot in time of today, and probably post debate where she is getting a little bit of bump like your previous guest mentioned. where it is puzzling to be tied nationally, and ahead in battleground states, it's important to see growth and movement here. it's a positive trend but i would focus on the cross apps and polls that came out yesterday where she's closing the gap on what people trust her versus trump on the economy and the immigration issue. she's closing the gap. it's important too. there's more to the polls than just the overall horse race. >> let me pick

remember, the queen was quite clear when harry and meghan . and let's not harry and meghan.t's not forget, it was harry and meghan, not members of the royal family. harry and meghan wanted to leave the royal family and she said you can't be half in, you can't be half out. you're either in or you're out. it's that simple. harry and meghan were the ones who wanted to go off and make their own money. no problem with that whatsoever. but you can't then suddenly say, oh, i'll come back and maybe open a flower show occasionally or go to w.i. or whatever. it doesn't work like that , like that, >> charles, a third of brits would actually support prince harry returning to royal duties. no mention of meghan in this poll whether they'd support her coming back over here with him. yeah. look, zero birthdays as we all know, are times when you look back on where you've been and you look forward to where you're going , where do you think you're going, where do you think harry is actually going ? harry is actually going? >> i'm not terribly sure, but you mentioned that poll down. a third of

meghan owen is outside wormwood scrubs.you seen many people being let out, and of course, presumably, nobody knows who is being let out early or who is being let out early or who is being let out on their regular release date. we being let out on their regular release date.— being let out on their regular release date. we haven't seen any prisoners _ release date. we haven't seen any prisoners being _ release date. we haven't seen any prisoners being released l any prisoners being released early yet, although there has been a flurry of activity in the last hour or so. we have seen a couple of charity representatives waiting outside, presumably to help the former prisoners as they are released. we have also seen family members starting to gather, and friends of those former prisoners, and we have also seen increased security presence. shortly, we are told, prisoners should be being released in coming through these gates. last night they had their very last night in jail before being released but there will be lots of process

meghan, go ahead and address this. it was six weeks ago. i can't imagine that woman has felt much differently since she made that comment. how does she do it? >> that's heartbreaking to watch. i think that is a devastating thing that is happening in our country and the administration is taking steps to lower inflation and address price gouging in corporations and more to do. the vice president acknowledged that and acknowledged where people are. i do think they're working at that. i do think when they took over the federal government in january of 2021 we were in the middle of a global pandemic and there was some recovery efforts that need to be done. they have passed different legislation to help this and there are steps that are still being taken. there is more to do without question as you can see there is more to do. >> bill: what strikes me, meghan, i don't see her out there letting people know who she is or what she thinks or what she will do. we saw the interview on cnn. a lot of people came away thinking it was empty calories. this

meghan, you know, i'm not i mean, it wasn't it wasn't meghan's fault. he did dress up like a nazi.ike, come on. i think if she had stayed, then certain tv stations would be better off for it. but i'm sure they'll find content either way. >> there you go. okay, folks. well, listen, let me tell you, i can barely contain my excitement . can barely contain my excitement. sunday sees the start of the conservative party conference. but does anyone care? following an historic defeat on july the 4th, this will be a post—mortem. not a celebration. yes, they'll be in the bath filling their boots with beer and liquor, but mainly to drown their sorrows and to try to forget what they've done to themselves as a political movement, sir keir starmer's so—called loveless landslide had nothing to do with the attractiveness of labour's offer to the public, just a desire on the part of the public to get the tories out. it was a win for sir keir, but by default only now i've got to say, as the country faces five years of starmer's hypocrisy, double standards and semi—detached relationship with the trut

meghan.s suggest harry has requested the location of the event is not made public until late tomorrow. joining me now is the sun's former royal correspondent, charles rea. good morning or good afternoon rather, charles, thanks for joining me, do we care that harry's coming back? is there going to be much fanfare? what's the welcome party going to be like ? like? >> i'm not sure if there's going to be a welcome party apart from those people at wellchild, but he's perfectly entitled to come back at any time that he wants, unless he's attacking the royal family as he's as is his wont. this charity that he's going to visit tomorrow . wellchild is one visit tomorrow. wellchild is one of his pet charities and rightly so. it's a great charity and i'm glad to see that he's still unked glad to see that he's still linked with it and his name is unked linked with it and his name is linked with it and his name is linked with the charity and it helps having him at as its as its sponsor. and, if you like m

meghan, you know, i'm not i mean, it wasn't it wasn't meghan's fault. he did dress up like a nazi.come on. i think if she had stayed, then certain tv stations would be better off for it. but i'm sure they'll find content either way. >> there you go. okay, folks. well, listen, let me tell you, i can barely contain my excitement . can barely contain my excitement. sunday sees the start of the conservative party conference. but does anyone care? following an historic defeat on july the 4th, this will be a post—mortem. not a celebration. yes, they'll be in the bath filling their boots with beer and liquor, but mainly to drown their sorrows and to try to forget what they've done to themselves as a political movement, sir keir starmer's so—called loveless landslide had nothing to do with the attractiveness of labour's offer to the public, just a desire on the part of the public to get the tories out. it was a win for sir keir, but by default only now i've got to say, as the country faces five years of starmer's hypocrisy, double standards and semi—detached relationship with the truth, th

meghan owen, bbc news. hello there.over the next few days. so warmer by day, milder by night, too. for the weekend — some sunshine, but also some outbreaks of rain here and there, too. you can see all of the sunshine clearly with the lack of cloud on the satellite picture here. we will see this front just gradually continue to push its way further eastwards through the rest of the night, bringing outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud here, too, and some of the cloud will seep down into northern england. it�*s windy out towards the northwest, but look at much of england and wales — dry with clear skies again. and while it�*s not quite as cold as it was last night here, temperatures rurally could still drop, perhaps as low as 3 or 4 c. and then on saturday, well we�*re set to keep a lot of that sunshine across england and wales through the day. it will stay dry here, more cloud towards the north and probably some more in the way of high cloud through the afternoon turning the sunshine

meghan owen, bbc news. after a four—day rescue in canada, off the coast of prince rupert in british columbia. drone footage shows canadian fisheries�* officers freeing the whale by cutting the 50 lines which had been wrapped around its body. thank you forjoining me, i will see you in half—an—hour. hello there. it was an unseasonably chilly start to friday morning with a touch of frost for some, but lots of blue sky and sunshine throughout the day and we started to draw in that warmer feeling air. now that trend is just set to continue over the next few days. so warmer by day, milder by night, too. for the weekend — some sunshine, but also some outbreaks of rain here and there, too. you can see all of the sunshine clearly with the lack of cloud on the satellite picture here. we will see this front just gradually continue to push its way further eastwards through the rest of the night, bringing outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud here, too, and some of the cloud will see

now, the thing is, is meghan.who wants to come or is it meghan? i can assure you, meghan doesn't want to come because she hates the this country. and she's sort of got her own life now. so how is that going to work? the idea is he does six months here and six months in in america . now, the months in in america. now, the queen, who he adored, she was very clear that that doesn't work at all. and it's not going to happen. so what's going to happen? what is it? he's going to sort of slither in like a snake. >> well, do you not do you not think his father, the king, you know, he's been estranged pretty much from harry for years now. he rarely sees his grandchildren. do you not think he'll be more sympathetic than the late queen and say, yeah, you know, son, if you want to do six months here, six months there with meghan, we can sort that out. >> no, i don't think he'd be like that at all. i think he's learnt now to carry on with his own work and not to be distracted by harry's demands. and also you, you know, if he d

now, the thing is, is meghan.hing is, is this just harry who wants to come or is it meghan? i can assure you, meghan doesn't want to come because she hates the this country. and she's sort of got her own life now. so how is that going to work? the idea is he does six months here and six months in in america . now, the months in in america. now, the queen, who he adored, she was very clear that that queen, who he adored, she was very clear that tha know, if he and also you, you know, if he does, he'll use what he says he sees in the royal family and what he hears for getting money. this is the way he's the half and half, at tv or journalists. >> but the sussex squad, angela would say. harry dismisses his friends. he misses his home, he misses his military ties. you know, he just wants to come back home. well, can we not just welcome him back with open arms? >> who did that? he doesn't want to be here. he's actually one of the things he's really keen of. and he's going back for the third time to the court is to get

i think clearly those close to meghan are going to be liking meghan are going to be liking meghan andurces. whoever they are clearly have an agenda against harry and meghan. but remember, buckingham palace did launch an internal investigation into meghan markle. at the time, it was described by meghan's lawyers as a calculated smear campaign. but this could be a situation where some of the staff working for buckingham palace are a bit of a culture clash. perhaps she was american and buckingham palace clearly very british, very stiff upper lip. and now, of course, she's gone back to her home hometown of america, los angeles, a different staff working for her. so it seems to be a little bit of two sides to this story, and it's quite hard to see exactly where the truth lies. >> yeah, it is, but, you do nofice >> yeah, it is, but, you do notice just how many staffers they go through, particularly senior ones, what was it, 18 staff? yes. >> we just yes, we just had josh kettler , who was one of harry's kettler, who was one of harry's kind of chief advisers. he left in august just before the

matthew, to meghan's point, immigration obviously still driving it, but the economy really is.y, again, where it has been. we haven't seen much movement. it's been essentially tied. she heads to arizona tomorrow. and going to head to barred stop. how will that go? you know, will hanging the lantern there on that issue, which is perceived as a vulnerability, somehow solve that issue? >> i don't think it's a smart move, bret. i think it will only remind people that she was put in charge of resolving the border crisis at the outset of this administration and it only grew worse over time. immigration is donald trump's signature issue. that's not where kamala harris should be drawing a contrast if she hopes to win so i think this will be a good day for the president only contrasting himself with harris on the border and also meeting with zelenskyy and i hope coming away convinced that america needs to continue to help ukraine resist russian aggression. >> okay. pam, thanks a lot. >> bret: finally tonight, today's throw back. way back. >> i think in the final analysis, it depends upo

meghan, thank you very much _ overcrowding in prisons. meghan, thank you very much indeed. been throuuh. . , a ., know and everything you have been throuuh. . , ., , know and everything you have been throuuh. . ., through. i am sick to my stomach that he has _ through. i am sick to my stomach that he has allowed _ through. i am sick to my stomach that he has allowed out _ through. i am sick to my stomach that he has allowed out now i through. i am sick to my stomach that he has allowed out now after only serving months. it is absolutely sickening. what sort of communication _ absolutely sickening. what sort of communication are _ absolutely sickening. what sort of communication are you _ absolutely sickening. what sort of communication are you getting i absolutely sickening. what sort of i communication are you getting from the authorities about him, his situation, what is meant to happen, where he might go? i situation, what is meant to happen, where he might go?— where he might go? i have received letters, where he might go? i have received letters. that — where he might

meghan owen reports. 15,000 photos whittled down to one.tinct bryde whale, feeding on a heart—shaped bait ball. a private performance given a larger stage at piccadilly circus. cheering and applause. the man who shot it said the whale came out of the blue. we were even thinking about getting out of the water because there was no action going on. but a huge bryde whale came out of nowhere and ate the whole thing, so it was an once—in—a—lifetime moment. it's a role that involves getting up close and personal. at the exact moment of the pictures, i free dived to maybe four metres deep and maybe i was four metres or three metres from the whale. that is the exact moment of the encounter. so is super close and my heart was beating so fast, to be with a huge animal that close. the runner—up, this image of a northern gannet, one of the largest seabirds in british waters, diving to catch its prey. and scooping up third place, an aerial shot of a fishing boat in hon yen, vietnam. a long tail of smoke perfectly aligning with the shape of the green net

now it's meghan and plus one. ever see of them together, you know , of them together, you know, meghan is the one who takes the lead and goes forward to greet hands and everything else, whereas it should be the member of the royal family. it's all just protocol and everything else, but it's quite noticeable that he sits in the background quite a lot, >> charles, i mean, you know , >> charles, i mean, you know, zero birthday as i'm coming up to one is notorious for making you assess where you're going, where you've been. you know, he served his country in afghanistan. you know, he's he's been you know, a man at the front of, you know, doing manly things. and now he appears to certainly all our viewers to be well and truly under the thumb. do you think he will be looking forward to the next ten years and wondering where he is going and wondering where he is going and what he needs to do? >> well, like the rest of us don't. and i. and he's got no choice but to look forward to the next ten years, because that's all we

they were meghan people. they're like the american flag.mp and i said how do you know there's a 15,000 he said. he said could you put out a word that i'm your friend. i don't even know him but that's human time ever spoke to him. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: a little sink or swim. snakehead doctor versus doctor technical sapphire against marty makary. which is the better doctor? >> reenacting doctor versus doctor. >> i want to show you guys something first. category is geek in the sheets. which former first lady admitted she starts her mornings by playing spelling bee. was it michelle or hillary? >> both going with michelle. >> in my right about how we start the morning playing spelling bee in bed. bill is such a great player. >> that's newsworthy. they sleep in the same bed. but i didn't know that. i'm human think nomos that. get off my student election season is here. see may get people knocking your door to convince you to vote for candidate. candidate. which celebrini was recently spotted knocking was jane fonda or ben stiller. >> that's interestin

meghan let's start with you, ahead of the first presidential debate, president biden getting out on thesay? >> i don't think it is an 11th hour move. after the convention he went on vacation and now he is out on the trail like he said he was going to do. he did the same thing for hilary clinton after 2016. hitting the same states and the same voting contingent, so i don't think it is next to the 11th hour, i think this has been the plan since the top of the ticket changed. >> byron, hilary clinton was not to be fair, biden hand selected a candidate to replace him at the top of the ticket. >> and she didn't win. that was the big problem. listen, i think that we have seen what we can say without any doubt at all. that democratic enthusiasm is way, way higher than it was before the big switch. i mean all you had to do is look at the event earlier in pittsburgh with this aged and infirm yelling biden and kamala harris. the contrast was absolutely huge. on the other end, also, if you look at some of the key polls, the state polls, there are a number of states, georgia, arizona and north caro

meghan, we walked through some of the new polling that's out today. hey, and it's again, really underlining how deadlocked trump and harris are in a lot of these battleground states and certainly in national polling, most democrats that i talked to are pretty clear-eyed about how tight this races certainly her campaign wants the positioning of she's the underdog. but what is your sense about how democrats are absorbing all of this polling well, jeff, as you know, i worked for joe biden and we can't live and die by the polls or we never would have made it out of iowa if we would have believed all the polls. >> so i am one of those people who do not want to look at the polls and look at them more of a guideline, not where will we actually are the only poll that matters is the one in november. but i do think that what she needs to do is they need to keep their head down and continue to work. i think she's still introducing herself to the american people. i think there was data saying that a lot of people don't know her and a lot of people want to know mo

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meghan, let's start with you.il in support of v.p. harris a bit of an 11th hour move what do you say? >> i don't think it's 11th hour move after the convention he went on vacation and out on the trail he said he was going to do. did the same thing 2016. he was out after labor day. significant amount for her hitting the same sorts of states and voting contingent blue collar workers blue wall. i don't think it's next to 11th hour this has been the plan since the top of the ticket changed. >> gillian: byron, you know, hillary clinton was not to be fair, biden sort of hand selected candidate to replace him at the top of the ticket. >> and she didn't win. that was the big problem. listen, i think that we have seen what we can say without any doubt at all that democratic enthusiasm is way, way higher than it was before the big switch. all you had to do was look at the event we were showing earlier today in pittsburgh with this aged and infirm yelling biden and then kamala harris. the contrast was absolutely huge. on the

but obviously it was the way he felt meghan was being treated.y that he was doing this for george, charlotte and louis as though william and catherine were inadequate parents. the whole thing was ridiculous. he was saving the monarchy from itself. the whole thing was just unbelievable. then it's quite extraordinary now, especially with two members of the royal family seriously ill, that this sort of thing will raise its head now. >> and meanwhile, richard, there might be a right royal tip of the hat to the us patent office. they've firmly rejected , they've firmly rejected, rebuffed the approach for the sussexes trademark on the american riviera orchard brand. marvellous stuff. tell us more. >> well, i would have thought that, for example, something like this and you explained it earlier, the fact that you can't apparently use the name of a county or specific place in your , county or specific place in your, youn county or specific place in your, your, in your lifestyle brand, i mean, it is rather extraordinary that none of the sussexes administr

meghan owen outside wormwood _ this overcrowding.ood scrubs, - this overcrowding. meghan owen | outside wormwood scrubs, thank you for that. clearly this is affecting a lot of people and there are concerns at the early release of so many prisoners having a knock—on effect on the probation service which is already struggling with its workload. we are joined already struggling with its workload. we arejoined by ian lawrence, the general secretary of the national association of probation officers. mr lawrence, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. take us through the reality for your members, probation officers, what this will mean for them.- probation officers, what this will mean for them. thank you. it is a will mean for them. thank you. it is a huge _ will mean for them. thank you. it is a huge challenge _ will mean for them. thank you. it is a huge challenge for- it is a huge challenge for probation staff. they are already massively overworked and understaffed and underpaid dealing with what we would call normal probation supervisio

volvemos hablar de meghan markle. meghan markle vuelve a ser noticia.cariÑo porque de alguna forma sienten que estÁ peleando por los derechos de otras personas. >> yo siento que ella puso un antes y un despuÉs retirÁndose de la monarquÍa. jomari: y luego hace visitas a nombre de la monarquÍa utilizando la monarquÍa. >> bueno, todos en la vida utilizamos alguien para poder crecer de cierta manera. todos. jomari: cÓmo? jessica: eso es verdad. [hablan a la vez] jomari: yo no he utilizado a nadie por llegar algÚn sitio. ella hablÓ de la realeza de una forma muy mal. luego va utilizando el nombre de la realeza iba a muchos sitios. >> pero le pertenece el nombre de la realeza porque tiene dos hijos con Él. jomari: pero ella renunciÓ a la realeza. >> pero sus hijos no tienen porque renunciar a la realeza. jomari: pero ese ya que habla y no sus hijos. jessica: estÁ bueno el debate. [hablan a la vez] dios mÍo. al volver, en el ojo del huracÁn enfrenta una nueva demanda y rumores que tiene miedo de comer por temor a envenenarse. serÁ una maÑana llena de pasiÓn mu

meghan owen has the story.hat is when very heavily on them. whether they live in a small town or in a bigger city, that is something that we are seeing both candidates really try to address now in the lead up to the election but certainly every vote here really is going to count. , . , ' jon bonjovi has been praised by police, after he helped a woman in distress who had been standing on the ledge of a bridge. in a video released by the nashville police department, the singer can be seen talking to the woman and, once she is back on the walkway of the bridge, he embraces her in a hug. meghan owen has the story. the video, shared by nashville police, shows a woman in blue, highlighted in the left corner, standing precariously on the ledge of a pedestrian bridge over the cumberland river, hanging onto the railings. several people walk by. one woman glances back. because it's never too late and there's always hope and that opportunity for somebody to save a life. nashville's police department added to the praise in

where is meghan in all this? is she coming back?or form. so that means then, if harry does come back , is he going to spend, back, is he going to spend, three months, six months of the year? is he going to carry on, flying backwards and forwards between here and la that's going to do his green credentials an awful lot of good as well. so there's all sorts of things. and they talk about, oh, he could do some very low key royal visits like cutting ribbons. well i'm sorry but cutting ribbons is a very important part of royal duties. it's important for the organisations whose ribbon you are cutting because you're giving them publicity. not all of the royal stories get in the papers, but most of them do . papers, but most of them do. >> he's between a rock and a hard place, though. if you look at it in one way. because if he started to apologise for things that were said, you could view that were said, you could view that as betraying his wife , so that as betraying his wife, so it's almost like he is faced now. he's got to make a choice

that was netflix's choice, not harry and meghan's.was deliberate. only you know, only they can answer that. >> okay, we hope not. cameron walker, thank you very much . walker, thank you very much. >> let's talk politics now, shall we? we're joined by liberal democrat spokesperson helen morgan. good morning to you. helen, you want to talk specifically about the cuts to winter fuel payments? there's a big vote this evening in parliament. the liberal democrats are calling on the government to urgently rethink those cuts. we've heard a lot about why members of the labour party are not very happy about it. what's your own take? >> well, we just think that they they go too far. really. there are so many pensioners who aren't very well off, who are earning less than half the minimum wage, who are going to be, you know, very badly affected by this cut, especially given that energy prices are going up by 10% this winter. and we've seen some polling done, some polling. that tells us that 1 in 5 are thinking about cutting back on eating. and mor

so much more damage has been done by harry and meghan now. i mean , harry and meghan now.hings have been said . i think he's have been said. i think he's blown it. i think we were expecting this, but maybe not yet. maybe in 5 to 10 years time. and i don't know about obviously the anniversary of his mother's death, but this story has landed just at the right time, and i think that looks a bit calculated. i mean , who bit calculated. i mean, who knows? it would be lovely if he was back in britain and welcomed back into the royal fold. but i don't know how easy that's going to be for him, >> lisa, you don't care. you couldn't care less, could you? you couldn't give a fig. >> i would be more interested and care more if you came over with an army and sort of. we had a civil war between the princes or some sort of like war of the roses. >> you want an old school? >> you want an old school? >> yeah, yeah. you know, i want sort of. spike you know, i want netflix. i want more than could be said for his tvs. i mean, i'd be said for his tvs. i mean, i'd be more interested if he came

meghan individually or harry individually.ctant to work for them, that gives you an insight into what they're like and their personalities. and i think people the british public have sort of forget the book for a second. i think the british pubuc second. i think the british public have thought, you know, i don't think you're that nice people. i just think that you're a bit unpleasant. well remember that. >> okay. so you remember the oprah interview. how could we possibly forget where they said that somebody in the royal family had talked about the colour of the unborn child's skin? now, in where i'm from, we ask that all the time. and my kids, my son is called ivory and i thought i made the joke. what if he comes out really dark? because ivory is obviously a light colour , so you know, so we light colour, so you know, so we were having a laugh about that. that's not evil. that's not wicked. no, no, i suspect that there's sort of been a misunderstanding and know, more like the kind of conversation that you've just had with dann

no meghan.esting that he's doing that. >> i can't help laughing at the first bit where he said he wants to make the world a better place. and if you want to make it a better place, why don't you go and see your dad? make him go and see her dad. you can all be nice about it. and stop writing memoirs, slagging everybody else off. >> well, that's right, you see, i mean, with his, spare, which is coming out as a paperback soon, i hope he takes out all that nasty stuff that he's written about them. i don't think he will. but then why can he possibly imagine that they would want him? and the reason he doesn't get to see his father is one because he demands it when it suits him . which is when it suits him. which is wrong, because you say to your father, especially as he's unwell, you say, when would it suit you? but he never does that. he actually feels he's right. and i think that that's what some that meghan has poured into him. like she said that when they went to australia soon after they were mar

to be fair to harry and meghan , that's coincidental. and meghan, that's coincidental. to be fair to harry and meghan they would have had no say whatsoever. as to when netflix decided to announce this new polo documentary, whether it was netflix's decision to deliberately publish it, then , deliberately publish it, then, or it was just coincidence, only they can answer that . but in they can answer that. but in terms of the who's winning on either side of the atlantic, i could just point you to the opinion polls. the latest yougov opinion polls. the latest yougov opinion polls. the latest yougov opinion polls show that the prince and princess of wales, most popular royals by far in the united kingdom, harry and meghan, the very bottom apart from prince andrew, harry and meghan have done a documentary about polo prince harry has. >> yeah, about horsey polo. not water polo or mints. let's be clear. >> yeah, horsey polo. horsey polo. prince harry played it for decades. it's been in the works for a while. netflix have officially announced it literally a couple of hours afte

there's no sign of meghan . the duchess has stayed meghan.news royal correspondent cameron walker, who's here? cameron, so what is he doing here and what is his diary going to look like ? who is diary going to look like? who is he going to see? is he going to see his dad? >> i suspect it's going to be very short in and out visit. he's been patron of the wellchild awards, a charity in the uk, looking after seriously ill children for 16 years. he's attending their award ceremony in london tonight. he will be presenting one of those awards to a child, most inspirational child aged between 4 and 6, and he'll also deliver a short speech. but of course, a lot of the headlines are, well, who is he staying with? who's he going to be seeing? is there going to be any reconciliation? and the answer is, to be honest, we really don't know any source you speak to close to the duke of sussex, you're met with silence. and similarly, any source close to the king or prince william. you're also met with silence. quite interesting really. some people suggesting

>> elliot williams, cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor meghan hays, former biden white house director of message planning, and brought todd republican strategist and a partner at the strategy firm on message welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. >> this annie, is one of these the public partisan finger-pointing exploded right out of the gate in the wake of what we saw sunday with donald trump and as you could see, j.d. vance was going there and saying that it's blaming democrats for rhetoric that he says is escalating this, but it does seem to me that it is impossible to pull apart what we have seen from donald trump, the level of the rhetoric that he has injected into this campaign actual events we have seen in terms of how the levels of violence in our political system have risen in recent years. >> yeah, i mean, i one thing to sort of, to be clear here with the two incidents and thank god, the secret service reacted as they did. and the former president was unharmed. we don't know the motive of the of either one of these shooters i mean, we just don't. b

we're very comfortable going into the final seven weeks meghan hays, the harris campaign raised what, 47 million in the 24 hours after the debate on tuesday night. >> what does that tell you about the momentum she has right now? >> i believe 21 million. >> they had over 600,000 people who donated that $47 million. so it shows that there was a lot of momentum still in her favor. these debate nights are incredibly lucrative for fundraising. so on top of wanting to have more substantive conversations for the american people, it's also a huge night for people to bring in more money for their, for their campaign spend. so i do you think they are in a really good place? they have the wind at their back on this. they have a lot of money for their organizing, for door-knocking and boots on the ground. and to be on air and on radio there. so, you know, i think that does incredible moment for her to raise so much money in the first 24 hours. >> interesting, alyssa, we now have the first results from a new substantive poll conducted after tuesday night's debate. it finds little change in the sta

fall, whatever he does not debate, i would encourage them to stick stick with i want to ask you, meghan about abortion because it does seem that trump is waffling back and forth on the issue. he eventually landed last week on this voting on keeping florida's six-week ban in place, which would be a vote against the state referendum in his state of florida. but he's had a hard time messaging this and i wonder if you're surprised it isn't. look, it's a tricky issue, but i wonder if you're surprised by how difficult a time trump has had trying to message this no. >> i mean, i think that he made his stance clear when he's that took credit for overturning roe v. wade. so i don't think that it's surprising that he's now going back and-forth, realizing that the polling is showing that this is an incredible important issue for a lot of these swing voters. and a lot of these battleground states. so i mean, it's, it is surprising that he hasn't found his footing yet on this, but i do think it just goes to show so how important the issue is and how well they realize it's pulling for democrats. and

meghan is calls for increased resources for protecting the former president. here was jared moskowitz, who's part of the task force is investigating the first assassination attempt we've seen this cycle against president trump on our air yesterday. let's watch i'm very concerned about the status of the secret service's ability to keep the former president safe in afterwards and outdoor environments. >> but i went to butler. i could not believe how close the roof was to the state. the protocols going on right now, and the resources being committed to florida president. in my question, seemed to be wholly inadequate so of course worth noting that the secret service did prevent it, anything bad from happening to former president trump yesterday. >> but that said, i mean, you've worked in the white house, you understand kind of what's required here. does there need to be more for president trump? >> i think that protocols that are in place are there for a reason, right? so the president and the vice president have things that are different from the former presiden

meghan on immigration, all while hitting trump on reproductive rights and abortion, is that going to be there? of core strategy for this final wet 39 days look, i think that there e to these candidates are going to try to do whatever they can to just peel voters off from whatever topic they can. >> i think that's why she's down at the border and giving a speech today she's not going to hit people who this is their number one issue. she's not going to ever convince those people that she's going to be tougher on the border than trump. but she can convince there are folks that this is they're soft on this issue, so she's she did an excellent job of doing that today. she had some really good salient point. she's drawing the contrast between her and trump's leadership style as well. and she's going to also hit on the issues that democrats are extremely popular on abortion and women's reproductive rights. and she's also closing the gap on the economy. so here it is each of them are easter just trying to peel voters away as we're getting closer and closer to november and closer we are 39 da

she's also made this into a bigger moment because of that interesting asli, meghan hays, both sides at trump, while trump less so harris has been hunkered down, right? doing very traditional, classic debate prep in pittsburgh. she's been working with friend of the show, felipe rionous, who played donald trump in prep for hillary clinton. he's now doing it for harris. he was on the show a couple of months, guys try definitely they're trying to get him to explain what it's like. because i remember when i was covering hillary clinton's campaign, him getting into the back of a car. we were going out to dinner. we are having a meeting and he's literally wearing the trump cufflinks and the shoes looking the part here's what felipe said about what it's like to play trump on the show a couple of weeks ago, watch now trump it, be like, no, i'm not i'm a much better but he's gonna do a thing with the mic. he's going to be like, why is my my golf? but they gagged me. they want to put me in jail. they turn off my mic. this is one of the 20 joe what it was to do, what he does he knows he's big on w

and then this is a byproduct of that meghan hays, do you agree? yeah, i actually do really agree with matt here. i also think that, you know, polls are a snapshot in time which we've all talked about. and i think that the polling i'm not sure that the polling is accurate and enough to kids recapture some of the things i think we always thought it was going to they close. there's going to be closed when joe biden was running. it's now close when the vice president is running, but i do think that some of these unfortunate incidents that are happening with the republican party in north carolina and some of the other stories that are making news will impact turnout, which i do think will have an end, we'll have a result in the end. in november. and like matt said, with trump not being able to get a cohesive message that is only in the democrats favor where the vice president is running on vibes and being able to capture the enthusiasm. we are also being able to capitalize on some of donald trump's downfalls i don't think we should say that donald don'

i think that's what he's reminding people of meghan. >> i have to wonder though that phrase, phraseology he used. he's going to protect women. i wonder how you think and if you have any data showing how women voters view him as a protector, whether on those issues or other issues yeah. >> i mean, i don't i don't have any data for say, i just don't think that's what women are going to be voting on that donald trump is their protector. i think a lot of women, these election don't just view this as abortion. they view this as women's health care. and i think it's a reproductive freedoms so it's not just abortion, it's making choices about your health care that are being taken away. so, you know where the former president should stick to talking about the economy and should stick to talking about immigration because i do think that that would help him. and when somebody is independent voters saying he, they protector of women is not something that's going to fall flat as we all saw, he was convicted and has 34 felony counts. so i mean, that message i think falls flat with women. >> all right