michael, an michael howard. s come in and this is lots of emails. email has come in and this is lots of emails . they want you to lots of emails. they want you to be prime minister. you did have a crack at it to that you did reverse labour's lead . we mean reverse labour's lead. we mean 97 halved labour's majority in 2005. 2005. that was it. that was, that was the election. yeah. you may didn't do enough paved the way for david cameron to the election to halve the other side's you fight an election to win fisher didn't know we did make progress you enjoy being leader of the conservative party was very hard work i'm very very demanding i'm full 24 hours a day but i very lucky in one respect. we didn't really have social that and i'm i'm very pleased we didn't. do you think you took one for the team being leader of the tories because i just think that was a time the conservatives were always going to be out power. and as i've mentioned, you did that decline what. i didn't think i'd put quite that way. think i'd put

michael, an michael howard. s come in and this is lots of emails. email has come in and this is lots of emails . they want you to lots of emails. they want you to be prime minister. you did have a crack at it to that you did reverse labour's lead . we mean reverse labour's lead. we mean 97 halved labour's majority in 2005. 2005. that was it. that was, that was the election. yeah. you may didn't do enough paved the way for david cameron to the election to halve the other side's you fight an election to win fisher didn't know we did make progress you enjoy being leader of the conservative party was very hard work i'm very very demanding i'm full 24 hours a day but i very lucky in one respect. we didn't really have social that and i'm i'm very pleased we didn't. do you think you took one for the team being leader of the tories because i just think that was a time the conservatives were always going to be out power. and as i've mentioned, you did that decline what. i didn't think i'd put quite that way. think i'd put

michael howard joins us now, he's chief pediatrician at -- thank you for joining us tonight dr.re are crimes, crimes involving the quote unquote covid-19 vaccine. what does this mean for public health and florida? >> well it's highly unfortunate that the governor has chosen to politicize vaccination which is been one of the major discoveries innovations in health care over the last hundred years, saving millions of lives. the covid-19 vaccine is incredibly safe. while no vaccine is without some risks, the overwhelming data suggests that this vaccine is safe, prevents death, prevents hospitalizations and is something that we should all be doing, receiving to protect ourselves and our communities. >> is this just some scheme to he's come up with to try to drag people it's a grand jury and put them under oath where there is really no hint of anything criminal? >> well i really don't know what the governor's trying to do with this kind of tribunal, but certainly as a physician i come to work every day to try and save lives and keep people healthy. these vaccines do just that. i foll

known politicians in the country former conservative home secretary and tory party leader lord michael howard off the show we have the conservatives mp, the one and only michael fabncant the one and only michael fabricant with rishi sunak having seemingly a breakthrough in the illegal migrant crisis and signs of hope for the economy , have they turned the economy, have they turned the corner? also are meghan and harry now in britain? we'll hear from both sides that one. and looking at the other big stories

known politicians in the country former conservative home secretary and tory party leader lord michael howardthe show we have the conservatives mp, the one and only michael fabncant the one and only michael fabricant with rishi sunak having seemingly a breakthrough in the illegal migrant crisis and signs of hope for the economy , have they turned the economy, have they turned the corner? also are meghan and harry now in britain? we'll hear from both sides that one. and looking at the other big stories of the day , big personality, of the day, big personality, nightclub owner and entrepreneur. what character this guy is, wayne lineker you heard me right

fruitcakes and loonies together, stuck with what was what i loved it because two years before michael howardks and gadflies inside immediately form a gadfly club , immediately form a gadfly club, a dining club and by myself what a dining club and by myself what a relief president as this cat did that we had fruitcake passes and that really and the enjoyment you know if you you abuse an englishman he'll often pick it up and wear it as a of honourin pick it up and wear it as a of honour in because it racist thing. i was a bit upset about it at the time , but you begin to it at the time, but you begin to learn that if people haven't got an argument to put against you, they just throw insults at those insults . if those if those insults. if those if those insults. if those if those insults don't stick, then you know , many people . in country know, many people. in country love you . many people in the love you. many people in the country loathe you . i suppose country loathe you. i suppose those that loathe you, they say you're xenophobe, that you sow the seeds of division . the seeds of divisio

of course, i was put in there by michael howard something like 17 years ago, but that's what got intoas you were you were. well, i was a minister for years and i, i did that free of charge. i give my house of lords . £320 to charity. house of lords. £320 to charity. so but i don't see any reason why people shouldn't be paid for it. and rightly so . you know, we it. and rightly so. you know, we spend a lot of time looking at legislation changing, improving it, etc, the frustration for the government is that there's always an imbalance. so there are more labour and liberal democrat peers can vote against as we've rarely win votes as a conservative government. so obviously governments get frustrated and i'm sure gordon brown, when he was prime minister, would get frustrated that the lords would not support all their legislation which shows that the lords is an independent place. we've got also got a lot of crossbenchers but there is an imbalance it needed looking for looking at i put a paper to the previous prime minister's of what should happen. prime minister's of what should happen .

lord michael howard, former leader of the conservative party.. farron, leader of the lib dems. all the big names, well, we've got a mic drop you tomorrow night mart meets father christmas. oh life in the studio and. and let me tell you, it will be no holds barred i'm not pulling my punches and it will be child friendly. so you are welcome to keep the kids up for that because we are going to a proper chat with the most famous man in the world, father christmas live on show from christmas live on the show from mark meet special at 10:00 be there or be square and you can there or be square and you can the kids watch do not worry they're safe in my hands okay it's they're safe in my hands okay wsfime they're safe in my hands okay it's time for this. they're safe in my hands okay it's time for this . it's just it's time for this. it's just gone 1030. so we've got all the papers and where shall we? kurlansky okay, the observer and at what they're leading with nurses pledge new strikes as nhs crisis deepens union leaders threatened last night to order a

lord michael howard, former leader of the conservative party.. farron, leader of the lib dems. all the big names, well, we've got a mic drop you tomorrow night mart meets father christmas. oh life in the studio and. and let me tell you, it will be no holds barred i'm not pulling my punches and it will be child friendly. so you are welcome to keep the kids up for that because we are going to a proper chat with the most famous man in the world, father christmas live on show from christmas live on the show from mark meet special at 10:00 be there or be square and you can there or be square and you can the kids watch do not worry they're safe in my hands okay it's they're safe in my hands okay wsfime they're safe in my hands okay it's time for this. they're safe in my hands okay it's time for this . it's just it's time for this. it's just gone 1030. so we've got all the papers and where shall we? kurlansky okay, the observer and at what they're leading with nurses pledge new strikes as nhs crisis deepens union leaders threatened last night to order a

may each of these heroes, those whose names we know, brian sicknick, howard hraoebengood, billy evans, michaelknown, eugene goodman, as well as all the unsung defenders who proved their mettle and selflessness that day receive the appreciation and commemoration they so justly deserve. may this congressional gold medal serve as a reminder to them that in both peace and chaos, in the mundane and in the harrowing, countless americans salute their bravery, their fortitude, and their sense of unwavering duty which they demonstrate each and every day. then make it our duty never to take lightly the weight of their faithful service. to those who gave their all and to each who remain serving the honor and blessing. holy god, hold them always in your favor and bestow on them your own well-done. in the strength of your mighty name we pray. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi. speaker of the united states house of representatives. ms. pelosi: let us say a special thank you to the capitol police ceremonial unit and the metropolitan police

howard? he's changing michael. a-all done. you know, fun fac, did you know baby bos can pee straight up?oo. why would we high-five that? so how are you guys? bernadette: really good. except for when we went grocery shopping and the checkout lady asked when i was due. but you handled it wel. (mouthing) well, if you guys need help, i'd be happy to come over. oh, thanks, but we're really trying to enjoy this family time before we both go back to work. okay, well, we all miss you. -you guys, too. -bye. -(skype call ends) -ah. boy, seeing them all together like that has got my biological clock ticking like crazy. yeah, i don't think men have-- i do. (mouths) -hi. -sheldon: hello. -hey, guys. -hey. good news, we have save the date cards. oh. huh, didn't go with my calligrapher. interesting. what is this picture? oh, it's an mri of our brains photoshopped to look like they're kissing. is it too sexy? it's too something. guys, may 12, that's exciting. -i know. -do you guys have a location yet? 'cause you don't have a lot of time. hey, it took us nine months to pick a date and a week to decide if

howard marks writing that this is a sea change. this is one of three times in his life where things are completely different. the michaeln junk bonds era, the low rates alan greenspan era and now this back to higher rates. that's pretty impressive. lisa: we are looking at markets that are still reeling and capitulation in terms of a brighter future. we are seeing stocks lower by .4%. 3856 despite calls ending about 5000. you can see a bit of dollar weakness. i wonder how much of this is because of the yen strength. this is asia recovering and loosening of policies driving some of this. 10 year yield, and veer 3.85 considering it started at 150 shows you how much far we have come. crude is at $78 34. during the peak of the conflict with russia ukraine they called for 100 $20 crude. not so much. dana joins us right now, we're so glad to have you. i want to start with one sector that got beaten up which was technology. we have seen the nasdaq 100 lose 35% and components loosening -- lose anymore. is this opportunity your wrist? dana: it's interesting what is happened with tech. risk on day tech does well, but if you go bac