okay, i'm going to ask you creative arts and design mickey mouse, yes or no ? mouse, yes or no?think this is a question i think the com. >> no no, no, gary i'm asking you a question. no, but okay. >> no varne not so much agriculture , food and related agriculture, food and related studies, mickey mouse. >> no, but what i and finally sport and exercise science. >> surely that's a mickey mouse. that's moving in that direction. >> mickey mouse moving in that direction . direction. >> britain is sports mad. you need sports scientists. yes, but a university degree in it. >> this is this is you want people. >> you want people to know what they're doing, don't you, john? >> coming back to jonathan's earlier point about saying, are we going to move back into the 19505? we going to move back into the 1950s? my own personal view is we move not all the way back there, but i think we've got far too many people going to university today, doing far too many degrees, which are not of benefit to them in their careers in the years to come. and of course, they're paying for student loans. and i k

. >> mickey mouse. >> mickey mouse. >> good morning . it >> mickey mouse. >> good morning.od morning . it is fast >> good morning. it is fast approaching. 7:00. it's tuesday, the 11th of june. you are very welcome. >> yeah. welcome on board. eamonn holmes and isabel webster here with breakfast on gb news. >> the prime minister returns to the campaign trail asking for forgiveness as he prepares to launch the conservative party manifesto , participated in manifesto, participated in events both in portsmouth and in france and having fully participated in all the british events with british veterans . events with british veterans. >> as i returned home before the international leaders event that was a mistake and i apologise for that . for that. >> labour will pledge to tackle a crisis in children's health, promising 100,000 new dental appointments. talking to the shadow health minister, wes streeting, very shortly , sir ed streeting, very shortly, sir ed davey takes journalists on a ride as he launched the liberal democrats manifesto with a bang scandal at strictly. a star dan

jail before being released on his own recognizance the better day singer began his career on the mickey mouse club in shot to start them as a member of the boy band and sing in the mind before launching a multi platinum solo career timberlake had a highly publicized relationship with britney spears from 1999 to 2000 and to in her tell all book published last year, she wrote about having an abortion while dating the singer, alleging that timberlake was not happy about the pregnancy. writing if it had been left up to me alone, i never would have done it. timberlake has not responded to that revelation he later married actress jessica biel, and the pair are now parents of two young sons the couple recovered from a scandal in 2019 when timberlake was seen closing up to a female co-star? >> he released a statement apologizing to his wife saying i drank way too much last night and regret my behavior. i should have known better, like his high profile relationships, timberlake's career has also had ups and downs beyond his music and acting. >> and gentlemen, welcome. >> and appearing on saturday nigh

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it's not some mickey mouse mickey mouse pollster that no one's heard of.p. the momentum is with us. something is definitely happening out there. word is spreading. and voters actually i think are just thrilled that there's a serious alternative, credible option putting forward different policies about how you make work pay, policies about how you make work pay, how you get people off benefits, how you can lift the income tax threshold to £20,000 from 12,500 pounds. how you can get to zero waiting lists on health care and reform the way we do health care still free at the point of delivery, and how you freeze immigration in order to allow the country to catch up. these are the things that people want to talk about, and they're delighted when we arrive on the doorstep and say, have we got news for you? >> yeah, i mean, it's interesting talking to one of our viewers earlier on, i mean, talking, he says common sense policies are appealing to him. the problem with it is, richard, you i mean, as punters, we've got to take so much of it on trust, haven't we? i me

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these these mickey mouse degrees do not exist.ay media studies was a mickey mouse degree. you look at media studies, what is it? 95% of the people get jobs when they come out. >> yeah, but very low pay jobs. so the point i was trying to make, that's all right. that's the point i was trying to make with the tony blair initiative is it led to people disrespecting the working class, the fact that you can go from 16 or 18 and you can go into a profession , you can start maybe profession, you can start maybe as a trainee or as an apprentice or an office help or whatever, and you can work your way up by 21. >> you're saving, you're earning . you're not you're not on .you're not you're not on benefits. you're not in you're not in an academic. so what exactly? people who decide they want to go straight into work. >> i think that's fine. i just think , or into the military. but think, or into the military. but it was and that's fine. but it was all yeah, it was always he he said 50, not 150% is only half . that still leaves half the half.

have the balls to say, yeah, i am going to vote for the other guy, i am not going to write in mickey mouse, or ronald reagan, or some stupid bullshit like that. but, wes moore, the maryland governor, afghan vet, 45, he should be running. mass pardon of 175,000 marijuana convictions this week. >> yeah. >> biden could do it. i mean, trump was in las vegas, where i am going later today, to perform this weekend at mgm grand. >> [ applause ] >> in vegas, he was talking off the top of his head, "no taxing tips," because a lot of people are waiters or waitresses in that industry. i know that will go the way i go, no taxing tips. but, again, it is kind of a pander. but, if it works. and again, the marijuana thing, that is not a panderer, even though it would work that way. it's just good common sense and politics. i don't know why he doesn't do things like that. or, you mentioned healthcare. i mean, the obama subsidies expire next year unless congress acts. why doesn't he run on, this guy is going to take it away, i was one of the ones who gave it to you. it is like 10 god damn words. i don't get

break so there's like little kids walking through with their parents and now they have a headless mickey mouset in afghanistan. [laughter] >> they don't take off by choi choice. >> didn't mean to scare the children. [laughter] >> shadow during hulu be back with the student even though he didn't tip me for that ride. [laughter] on the only driver mike brought a picks up jewish passengers. come on. the way the streets are wrong, this is the moment you've been waiting for, time to give away the coveted yellowjacket to the best panelist on the show. fierce competition. people one one. came in late in the game, she was great but came in and still beat the panel. it's like an all-star in the movie network and only and for a minute and a half. so jenny has a history. brenberg took the best auto the history of the show. he's given me the tough guy pose the reason we will give it to brenberg is because the trump verdict coming down thursday and lower manhattan, because a good chance your house is getting breakdown optical show so you will need this for a blanket. >> this is going to be tense for the fa

the classified document case, what i call mickey mouse case, georgia case. if he is the president and is making these decisions, ashley, i think he is immune from prosecution. ashley: he's got a 63, conservative ct. trump himself appointed three supreme court justices. should we read anything into that? >> you've got to look at it as much as these are conservative justices. they care deeply about this issue and getting it right. they want it to be right. they want to put politics aside. look at the new york case, are you kidding me? the president can be convicted on a porn star and syria liar and hold up during the election process itself, they won't like that at all and it will have a short shelf life. stuart: great stuff. thank you for joining us and sharing your expertise as we wait on the supreme court. thank you very much. coming up after the break, turning to tiktok for money tips. chat with one influencer helping jen z get ahead, the story when we get back. ♪ ♪ (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're

mickey mouse 101 investment, but i think it works. paul: i want to come back to some of your calls a little bit later, but to reinforce your point, we do have a chart on the bloomberg which indicates the market is now pricing in just one and a half cuts this year. to your point, it's not that long ago that we were expecting 5, 6 fairly aggressive easing cycle. now we've got the cbr numbers out of the u.s.. while the fed meeting is in progress. do you expect further repricing if the cpi ends up being sticky? what are the chances of that happening? >> actually, nothing is going to happen. for example, the cpe, which is the favorite one of the fed, has actually been accelerating and increasing faster, and the cpi, which is not really the one we want, if you simply take the number three, which is the wrong number. we want a number two. and then you look at the decimals, they are completely all over the place. in the first four months of the year, it has been 3.1, 3.5. never mind falling below the three. remember, the fed is gunning for 2%

ashley: before mickey mouse and the theme parks and the tourists, there was the florida orange.inal step, to let you know how bad it is. they are expecting 20 million boxes of oranges. at its peak in the 90s they would've produced 240 million boxes. that's a huge decline. expect to pay more for your oj. ashley: now we are talking inflation in orange juice, let's talk about energy bills. how much more are we paying this summer for ac? ashley: up 7. 5% year-over-year. lauren: $719 over summer in three months between june and september. look at that, 51% increase in the past decade. that's nationality. highest in the south. average $858. the reason is it is hotter outside and the power grid is overworked. ashley: we all go to evs. travel agents in turkey cashing in on biden's border crisis, you can purchase an almost luxurious illegal entry, biden opened the gates and we didn't get the vote on it. doctor fauci denies trying to suppress the covid lab leak theory. >> do you agree that there was a push to downplay the lab leak theory? >> not on my part. i've kept an open mind through

, january 6 case and i think it's going to affect the new york case which in my view is such a mickey mouseut it will affect that as well the supreme court already ruled about obstruction in january 6 and shrink the acts that can be applied to obstruction and so many of those january 6 convicts and cases bill pending before various courts, they are charged with obstruction. the supreme court narrowed that definition. >> charged with two of those obstruction counts in washington d.c. so those two counts are gone. they are off the books. the other defendants in the january 6 case, they should be in a good position because what the government did, they stacked on rather than going after the court, allegation he went into the capital unauthorized. he may have committed assault. the government wrongly cured out and charged everybody they could with obstruction and i think that is the wrong way to go. >> it could be an earth shattering monday when the supreme court finally issues these opinions. >> that's a great characterization of it, i think it's a huge day for president trump and i think it's

well, i'm gonna write in mickey mouse or ronald reagan or so i'm still be like that. >> yeah but here's an issue like west maurice, the governor maryland, he's 45 afghan vet. >> he should be running. okay mass pardon of 175,000 marijuana convictions. this biden could do it i mean, trump is in las vegas where i'm going later today to perform this weekend it is talking in. vegas off the top of his head. he said no touching tips you know, because a lot of people are waiters and waitresses in that industry. i know it's going to go down well at the spirit rhino, no taxing again it's kind of a pander, but if it works, and again, the marijuana thing, that's not a pander, even though it would work that way, it's just good. common sense and politics. i don't know why he doesn't do things like that. or you mentioned health care. i mean, the obamas subsidies expire next here, unless congress acts. why doesn't he run on this guy's going to take it away. i was one of the ones who gave it to you. >> it's like ten god words i don't just not running and i think that's the thing is he has to be aggressi

those countries crossing our southern border, usually without any identification saying my name is mickey mouse, you have a problem. that is a red light up blinking right there. we have lots of tajikistan residents crossing and we have seen lots of those nationals crossing and conducting actual terror attacks just a couple of years ago, there was a group of five that caused an over the southern border -- sorry, the european border. and plotting advanced stage plotting to attack american military bases in germany. so it's a problem in the sense that there is there -- they are strangers on the cross the border, there's reporting that these guys, these six or 80, they did run database checks on them. which means absolutely nothing because they may not be on the radar. rbc they were not on the raider. >> martha: we all remember learning about al qaeda, basically it's stemmed from a the middle east, into tech is at home, at that time it was unique to al qaeda. then we watched isis beheaded and crucified people and now we are told that isis k., the group that did these terrorists are believed to be p

guys, you know a lot of people say it's mickey mouse's day, only mickey mouse, right? donald?i? you can. >> fluffy duck. >> sam: did you hear her? she said you're a lucky duck. [ laughter ] all right. not incredibly well organized donald, i'm sorry, but he's beautiful and i'm having a great time. all of these products, you can shop all these products on our code. we'll be right back. back. with a new parade. so, join the party, now through august 4th, 2024. visit the disneyland resort with a special 3-day disneyland ticket offer for a limited time. >> george: we're going back to florida where the puck drops on the ice tomorrow for the stanley cup finals. ashan singh is with some fans. >> reporter: how's it going, george? i'm here with a bunch of panthers fans. [ cheers ] these guys are pumped! they are pumped for the stanley cup finals. these guys are pumped for the stanley cup finals. they came close last year. could this year be the year, guys? [ cheering and applause ] i have got a panthers super fan here with me. is mikayla an her mom here? come here. come here. come here.

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so we know we've got a pledge from them to close what they call "rip off university courses", "mickey mouserelation to university policy. oh, i should just say i've just got a message from labour, who've messaged me to say we will not be applying vat on nurseries, ao i think that that line might die quite quickly today. the snp campaign bus has taken to the road for the first time. party leader and scottish first ministerjohn swinney stepped off the vehicle for a campaign event in edinburgh. he says it will carry the snp�*s message to all parts of the country and that his key message is that only the snp can be trusted to stand up for scotland in westminster. 0ur correspondent catriona renton was waiting for the bus to make its first stop and she sent us this update. well, you join us on a very windy calton hill here in central edinburgh, where the snp have just launched their brand new campaign bus, which they're going to criss—cross the country in over the last six days of the campaign, taking their message out to voters. we spoke to the first minister a few minutes ago. voters in scotlan

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oh, and then he was pictured with a couple of mickey mouse ears. can't he can't catch a break. basically. yeah. >> exit sign behind him. >> exit sign behind him. >> made a lot of bad decisions. so wait a minute. >> could this engender sympathy for the prime minister? >> no. >> no. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> no, but i'm not sure the british people are as angry about it as the media bubble. >> and i think they are. i have to agree with that. >> no, no i don't. i think that every focus group tells us that he is beyond the rubicon. i to he is beyond the rubicon. ito follow it. >> oh he's lost. he's lost. yeah, there's no doubt. i mean look reformer level pegging with with the prime minister. this is not a but i mean, you know he can't win now. >> but but this ineptness this ineptness is in the dna. when he became prime minister, when he took over as leader of the tory party. well, the coup when he became the prime minister without being democratically the selected the selected prime minister when he became the selected prime minister, he

oh, and then he was pictured with a couple of mickey mouse ears. can't he can't catch a break. basically. yeah. >> exit sign behind him. >> exit sign behind him. >> made a lot of bad decisions. so wait a minute. >> could this engender sympathy for the prime minister? >> no. >> no. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> no, but i'm not sure the british people are as angry about it as the media bubble. >> and i think they are. i have to agree with that. >> no, no i don't. i think that every focus group tells us that he is beyond the rubicon. i to he is beyond the rubicon. ito follow it. >> oh he's lost. he's lost. yeah, there's no doubt. i mean look reformer level pegging with with the prime minister. this is not a but i mean, you know he can't win now. >> but but this ineptness this ineptness is in the dna. when he became prime minister, when he took over as leader of the tory party. well, the coup when he became the prime minister without being democratically the selected the selected prime minister when he became the selected prime minister, he

out, the tory figures don't seem to take into account that lots of people doing those so—called mickey mouserent degree instead , said different degree instead, said the very specific calculation of how much this is going to cost the average person in their mortgage is pretty disingenuous. i mean, she said, it's going to cost exactly £4,800. that's a very strangely specific number. the thinking behind that is that if you do sort of a huge giveaway, there'll be a kind of run on the pound as there was at the almost was that in the 2022 mini—budget and you end up in a situation where the bank of england has to raise interest rates again. of course, it's impossible to say the bank of england is independent. exactly how much interest rates would be raised by. and of course, you can't say exactly how much it's going to cost the average person, but that's if you like a bit of a brexit side of the bus tactic. you say a big, impressive, very specific sounding figure and the tories will have to spend the rest of the week explaining why it's not £4,800, but people will be thinking, well, how much is it

. >> yeah, i mickey mouse if i had to do that the entire first hour of this show, every single day willn a world where the wokerati appear to rule the roost, can nobody spot a joke anymore? i'm going to whizz through this because there's another topic that i'm really keen to get us on, actually. now england fans were wrongly demonised and denied booze for their euro 2024 opener with serbia as a security precaution. they appear to still think that we are living in the 70s and 80s of football hooliganism and all of this stuff, which , frankly, we do not stuff, which, frankly, we do not see anywhere near the same scale as everyone else on the continent sees. the game passed without incident , and it continent sees. the game passed without incident, and it seems that uefa were focusing on the wrong fixture because today, although you won't have seen this on the telly because the cameras cut away from it. turkey versus georgia in a scene no one could have seen coming. well, they fought each other, didn't they? nicola bulley. yep. i mean, but do you not do you think maybe english fans are dem

so people, you know, mickey mouse club. yeah.someone like justin timberlake. but you know what? he's human and luckily no one was endangered from that. so yeah, he lives on. >> let's talk about donald sutherland. and what a loss this week of just such a great actor. >> you know, we tend to say the word legend all the time. but he was actually a film. great. you know, he had 200 film credits under his belt. the thing about him, he just had this charm and charisma to any role that he did, and he connected with so many audiences . i think a lot of many audiences. i think a lot of younger audiences will know him as president. snow from hunger games. but, you know, film buffs have probably watched his stuff over seven decades on screen. and each character he did, whether he was a villain or whether he was a villain or whether he's a hero , he done it whether he's a hero, he done it in his own way, and his work was really a work of art. >> he had such versatility, didn't he? as an actor, he really could apply himself to any role. >> an

>>hola, amigos, spoy mario rodriguez en la voz de mickey mouse, no de lo trabajo, no tengo dinero, nonte vaya a sus tiendas. francisca: gracias por animarse y desahogarse con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". [hablan a la vez] jessica: ya viste " algo personal " con eugenio derbez, carlos vives, alejandro sanz, omar chaparro y muchas estrellas mÁs? todos esperan en "vix", descarga la aplicaciÓn a tu telÉfono mÓvil y luego busca algo personal con jorge ramos. disfruta las entrevistas de las que todos estÁn hablando. encuentra en "vix", entretenimiento sin lÍmite. alan: hay que desahogarse, hay que desahogarse. [hablan a la vez] jomari: pero a veces da miedo soltarlo. karla: es que el desahogo no tiene que ser necesariamente negativo. jomari: el desahogo es una cosa por eso te estÁsdesahogando. desahogÁndose que no habÍa pedido matrimonio. y el otro se agachÓ para hacer el ridÍculo. karla: yo me voy a desahogar—— para inspirarlos, me da miedo llorar, me voy a desahogar—— francisca: va a llorar. karla: de que el tiempo pasa muy rÁpido y que cada vez que veo a mi hija que se me valiÓ que e

there is a pledge for them to call what they call rip of university courses are mickey mouse degreest minister, john swinney, stepped off the vehicle for a campaign event in edinburgh. he says it will carry the snp's message to all parts of the country — and that his key message is that only the snp can be trusted to stand up for scotland in westminster. what i'm seeing is there's big issues at stake in this election campaign where we've suffered because of having 1a years of austerity from the conservative government in the united kingdom and we are suffering because of the economic damage of brexit. and my point is that all of these issues are a product of decision—making in westminster. scotland would be in a stronger position if decisions were to be made in scotland for scotland and we could tackle the issues of austerity and brexit by becoming an independent country. john swinney. tata, the owner of the uk's biggest steelworks, says it may shut the site in port talbot in south wales next month — earlier than planned — because of a strike by workers. up to 1,500 members of the un

and bam into this into this mickey mouse thing event or this european trophy and then back into the premierally rest, recoup rate? revert? yes. recharge. >> but also, my friend, you've got people like phil foden or declan rice who are not playing in positions that they play in the premier league and therefore they're being compromised internationally . yet they can't internationally. yet they can't say, look, i don't normally play in this position . i'm being in this position. i'm being forced to play in this position because the manager doesn't know what he's doing . what he's doing. >> i mean, that's what they're that's the implication. that's harry kane's implication here as well. and i couldn't agree more. and for southgate to come out with this, well they're a bit tired every player across europe is a bit tired. they're all the same position. >> so it's a bit more that we we're missing kalvin phillips . we're missing kalvin phillips. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> kalvin phillips you good good guy good good player. >> oh about 4 or 5 years ago. yeah yeah we again we had him at west ham and he wa

banning what they called mickey mouse degrees, and i think i rishi sunak, he would acknowledge he iss campaign, to find a way to get some voted to change their minds. today matters because it is a set piece moment where he gets to set out his stall to the country and there are not a lot of those moments left. henry, for now, thank _ lot of those moments left. henry, for now, thank you. _ lot of those moments left. henry, for now, thank you. we _ lot of those moments left. henry, for now, thank you. we will- lot of those moments left. henry, for now, thank you. we willjoin . lot of those moments left. henry, l for now, thank you. we willjoin you a again later. what else is going on with the election? labour say they will ban under—16s from buying highly caffeinated energy drinks, as part of a series of commitments to improve children's health. the party also plan to create an extra 100,000 urgent dental appointments for children, to clear a backlog in england. the liberal democrats are calling for a new fund to support doctors' surgeries in rural and remote areas of the country. they

talking about what they are going to do in terms of scrapping what they called mickey mouse degrees,e moments that sometimes we have seen them produce.— seen them produce. you are absolutely — seen them produce. you are absolutely right, _ seen them produce. you are absolutely right, helen, - seen them produce. you are| absolutely right, helen, with seen them produce. you are - absolutely right, helen, with the conservative campaign, helen catt. you can see a full list of all the candidates standing in the clacton constituency, and it's also on the bbc news website. much more on the uk general election, including our social media correspondent about how the campaigns are playing out online and all our correspondence across the country. you can keep up with it on bbc sounds. joe biden is facing calls to reconsider his candidacy for the us presidential election, after a debate performance against donald trump which has been described as disastrous. in the first televised debate of the campaign, president biden struggled to finish sentences and appeared rambling and, at times, incoheren