mr. taylor to mr. tsuneishi.nd this includes attachments which include the designs of the advertisements purchased by afpak. we'll have, uh, we'll show this to mr. tsuneishi. thank you. did didi. mr. tsuneishi, do you have exhibit d? do you have exhibit d in front of you? yes, i do. does this look like. do you recognize this? yes. uh, they they look. does this look like an email that you received from. sorry. is this an email that you received from mr. taylor? yes thank you. we'll admit that. great. uh, if mr. wilson could please show page one of exhibit d. so here, highlighted. you can see this is an email forwarded by paul taylor to mark tsuneishi on october first. subject forward billboards is the text highlighted reads sent to clear channel below. this is the initial email that was forwarded by mr. taylor. the highlighted portion shows he received earlier that day. i will now show you the attachments to the email sent by mr. taylor to mr. tsuneishi. mr. wilson could please show page two of this exhibit. so th

mr taylor says the of prisons.ergency measures. last year. it to be put into emergency measures. last year . an and for measures. last year. an and for those of you planning a romantic night in and ordering a takeaway for valentine's day, you might need to rethink your plans. deliveroo and ubereats food deliveries are set to be hit by a huge strike in the uk, as thousands of drivers will be walking out later between walking out later today between five and 10 pm. delivery job uk an umbrella representation of the gig economy workers, has arranged the to strike demand better pay and working conditions for food delivery workers, as . for the latest workers, as. for the latest stories , you can sign up to gb stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts . news. com slash alerts. >> thanks, tatiana. welcome back and welcome to you. great to have you with us here on britain's newsroom. lots of thoughts coming in today , thoughts coming in today, parti

mr. robert taylor was a gentle 83-year-old resident. he showed me his family's graveyard. a refinery is literally sprouted up and surrounded unconfined the small cemetery which is so hymned and now that the graves are stacked neatly on top of one another. loved ones on top of loved ones. mr. taylor is trying to decide whether his grave will be stacked up on top of his father's were his grandfathers. -- for his grandfathers. the president is investing in america on this history of generate -- of energy injustice. president biden has the most ambitious climate and clean energy environmental justice agenda ever taken from day one. he has directed us to leave no one behind in this energy transition from communities like the river parishes to thecoal and steel and power plant communities that drove the first industrial revolution and who will be central to the next one. it is the president's core belief that every person deserves to breathe clean air, drink clean water, to live in a healthy community. the critical part of that work is the justice for the initiative which says 4

mr. taylor also said that other provisions ofhe act, marks up falsely suggest a connection to persons or institutions and marks that are misleading as to source, that those restrictions would prevent the registration of marks up falsely imply an endoement. i just identified three types of scenarios that may be inadequate to fully protect kind of the historically rooted idea that individuals have a property like right in their name. when the pto upright tho provisions, it looks to what the average consumer would think. cases can ase in which the average consumer may think there is no message of endorsement applied. the living indivual may think that some people would miss attribute and i do not want any of it. the second scenario and i u it as a hypothetical, imagine a car dealer in new york uses ts as a slogan that derek jeter of car dealers. i'm not claiming there is any affiliation, a i am saying is i perform my own job with the same excellence and professionalism that new yorkers have come to associate with dek jeter. wean accept thexpnation and derek jeter can still think i'm offende

mr. taylor said other provisions of the lanham act, provisions on marks that falsely ggt connections between persons and instutns and marks that are misleading, those restrictions would preven the registti of marks that falsely imply an endorsement and i just identified different scenarios where those might be inadequate to protect the storically- rooted idea that individuals ha the right to their name. when the pto applies those provisio,it works for wh the average consumerthings, the average consumer might think, there is no message of endorsement applied, but the living individual might think that some people are going to ss attribute this to me, and i do not want that. the second scenario, and i use this as a hypothetical, imagine a car dealer in new york using this as a slogan, the derek jeter of car dealers, and he sa, i am not claiming any offially asian -- affiliation, i perform my job wi the same excellence that new yorkers have come to associate with derek jeter. we can accep the association and derek jeter can say i am offended i the idea of seone attempting to profit by linking h

mr taylor says the neglected jail needs sustained support in order to improve .o improve. it can hold around 400 inmates and is a history of problems, including riots in 2016, mr taylor , therefore called for it taylor, therefore called for it to be put into emergency measures last year. to be put into emergency measures last year . and sorry to measures last year. and sorry to say, for those of you planning a romantic night in and ordering a takeaway for valentine's day, you might rethink your you might need to rethink your plans . deliveroo and uber eats plans. deliveroo and uber eats food deliveries are set to be hit by a huge strike in the uk, as thousands of drivers will be walking out later today. between 5 and 10 pm. delivery job uk an umbrella representation of gig economy workers, has arranged that to strike demand better pay and working conditions for food delivery workers . for the latest delivery workers. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts . good afternoon common ale

mrs. rj in here, taylor swift made it to las vegas from her tour in tokyo. we had no doubt.ity chiefs. love the ponytail. she cheered her boyfriend alongside kelce's family and friends like blake lively. and swift got to soak in the thrilling overtime victory by kelce's side on the field. and you said it best this morning when we were chatting in hair and makeup, i think she is whole enamored with the whole football stardom. it's a world she doesn't know about. >> to be in this level of orbit of such huge greatness, she is enamored with it, as you can tell. it's so fascinating to watch. >>> when we come back, the rock & roll hall of fame has revealed this year's nominees and thefl n play-offs will touch down on a new streaming platform, when we come back. simparica trio is the first chew with triple protection. whoa fleas! and ticks! (♪♪) intestinal worms! whoa! heartworm disease! no problem with simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. for winning pro

swift — who's 71 — and a paparazzo photographer, late at night, after taylor had finished performing a show during her eras tour. mrere's our correspondent simon atkinson. skies may be fairly grey in sydney at the moment, but it's fair to say that taylor swift has brought a fair amount of sunshine to australia over the past couple of weeks. she played three huge shows in melbourne, the biggest musical events this country has ever seen in terms of crowds, and then four more here in sydney. in total, 600,000 people watching her shows. many more friendship bands, we imagine. but things got a bit less friendly after the last performance in sydney on monday night. it emerges that taylor swift and her entourage went for a boat cruise on the harbour in sydney after that fourth show, and it was at the end of that cruise after taylor swift had disembarked along with members of her team, including herfather, scott swift, that it is alleged that there was an altercation between mr swift and a local photographer, ben mcdonald. now, police have been informed about the incident. they say they are investigating. they've also note

theory, with support is a full the president donald trump consent to taylor swift might endorse present joe, by him. or in fact, mr. trump one so far as to posted message on his truth social network in which he claim taylor swift owed a wealth to legislation that he passed went on to say that he would be disloyal. if uh, to endorse mister bible, i should be back in 2020 though she hasn't this year so far. let's look at this with brandon, larry on know who's a political scientist at seton hall university school of diplomacy. you joins us from new, couldn't new jersey in the united states. welcome to d, w. i'm serious. unfortunately, yes, yes, they are. the republican party is very scared. they basically lost the youth and the women voter right now in taylor square space of both of those demographics. so this comes out of here. simply put a ton taylor swift up. what is your 32 year old pop saw country country move a demographic to um, to lose all game. so on a presidential tub, i don't think she can move a demographic. the key thing though is voter turnout and basically joe biden wins if everyone who voted in 2020 v

>> reporter: there is no official word if taylor will be here. mr. ravis during that post game embrace. >> you're the best, baby. >> oh, my god. >> the absolute best. was it electric? >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: and travis' mom donna feeling the love on her way home from las vegas. southwest airlines naming momma kelce mvp, most valuable parent. >> how about those -- >> chiefs! >> reporter: that was the scene after the chiefs won the super bowl last year. this time around coach andy reid said he told his players not to have too much fun. >> that was mentioned a couple times, so it's great to have fun, but, you know, be smart. >> reporter: with today's warm forecast and swiftie intrigue, the city is preparing for bigger crowds this time around at a parade that could exceed our wildest dreams. three titles and parades now within five years for the chiefs. what makes this one different, guys, for sure, this is taylor's version. back to you. >> well played. >> jesse, thank you very much. could you imagine being on a southwest flight with momma ke

figure and lunatic mike crispy tweeted, the nfl is totally rigged for the kansas city chiefs, taylor swift swift, mropaganda, calling, it now, kansas city winds, goes to super bowl, swift comes out at the halftime show and endorses joe biden with kelsey at midfield. it's all been an op since day one. that means baltimore's brilliant quarterback lamar jackson, through the game, so that kansas city could win because the nfl is rigged and lamar jackson is part of that conspiracy, as is everyone else on his team. and now the super bowl is rigged. and travis kelce is a bad person because he not only got the pfizer covid vaccine, he prominently appears in an advertisement urging others to get the lifesaving covid vaccine. losing presidential candidate and trump adore sir vivek ramaswamy said after the game, i wonder who's going to win the super bowl next month? i wonder if there is a major presidential endorsement coming from an artificially culturally propped up kabul this fall? just some wild speculation over here, let's see how it ages over the next eight months. so that clown also thinks the super bow

mr. hunt about taylor swift, and that was all it took.the top 100 tiktoks. >> jim, you tastarted the show talking about earnings and the takeaway we've gotten. i would say the one takeaway that investors seem to have is that a.i. is ascendant, it will never stop. >> the goldman nvidia piece? >> i didn't see that piece. i'm just looking at the stock price, up another 3.25% this morning. that is nvidia. >> i said, own it, don't trade it. >> very close, carl, to a $1.7 trillion market value. >> all aboard. >> it's not that long ago, of course, we can all remember when it just crossed the trillion dollar mark and here it is, 70% higher. >> did -- zuckerberg, i wanted to know whether zuckerberg bought so many of the graphics cards that he blocked other companies, butthere's a goldman piece this morning which talks about all the large -- the, you know, nvidia, now beleaguered alphabet, i'll call them that. obviously, amazon, meta -- i mean, microsoft. they're just buying so many of these that zuckerberg, i felt maybe he's buying for stuff he do

taylor. here's his take on mr ali's comments. what i want to see political parties do is act and make the right decision. so i've never been one for haste. i've been one for getting the right decision. i think probably they wish they'd acted sooner for the optics of it in terms of the decision made. i think it's actually quite a bold decision to basically to throw away a parliamentary seat. i don't think that's happened before. it's certainly not happened in my lifetime. you occasionally get it with councillors, but that's very, very rare and there's 10,000 councillors out there. it's incredibly rare. for it to happen at the parliamentary level and throw a parliamentary seat, which is what labor's done, i think it's quite bold and i think thejewish community, as it reflects, will take quite a lot of comfort from the fact that sir keir starmer has been prepared to do that. and what about the overall perception with labour? does does labour still have an anti—semitism problem? clearly there's an issue there and this candidate shoul

i'm sure he's on marjorie taylor greene's comments, but this is about 40 seconds of it. [video clip] >> mr. mcclintock said he is not going to impeach saying it would unconstitutionally expand impeachment. what is your reaction? >> clearly he is not paying attention to the american people and he is feeling his oath of office. that is what i would say. i would say he needs to grow courage and read the room. the room is our country and the american people are fed up with millions of people abusing our loss. alejandro mayorkas is breaking the law and allowing millions of people to invade. he needs to do the right thing. gross encourage -- grow some courage and actually do something for once. host: your reaction? guest: instead of reading the room i suggest she read the constitution. she took an oath to support and defend. that clearly lays out the laws -- the grounds for impeachment. this would set a precedent that it can be turned against for super -- turned against the conservatives on the supreme court or the administration when democrats take control of congress. host: taking your phone c

after reports of biden campaign was angling for an endorsement from the global superstar taylor swift who backed mreered clear of politics so far this cycle was thrust into the conservative political echo chamber. the pentagon was forced to put out a statement knocking down a conspiracy theory that she is part of a government plan to get president biden re-elected. celebrity influence and politics intentional or just because you're one of the biggest stars in the world is nothing new. in 1979 actor jane fonda defended her activism on "meet the press". >> miss fonda, you are a brilliant actress and an individual with the courage of your convicts, but besides your wealth and hollywood fame, what qualifies you to be a national, economic, and political leader and spokesperson? >> i am a citizen activist. i think it's in the highest tradition of our country for private citizens to speak out, not just as individuals, but as members of organizations that can have some power. obviously, as someone who is famous, i have a particular responsibility, and i want to try use it properly. >> when we come back, do

and if it wasn't for taylor swift and travis kelce, brock purdy is the first ever mr. irrelevant given. and purdy was pick 262 back in 2022. and despite where he was drafted, he believed in himself. >> people could overlook you and may not think you're the biggest and fastest and strongest and if you believe in yourself and believe you have what it takes and you don't give up on it. then you could achieve it. >> it would be rather amazing if brock purdy, mr. irrelevant, leads the 49ers to the first super bowl title since 1995. i've been walking around vegas and talking to people. a lot people are picking the chiefs to win this imgame. here are some the predictions at the nfl honors. >> whoever is going to win. it is going to bin we six. >> i've gone back and forth. that is the problem with the predictions. >> you have to be right somewhere. >> i started saying the chiefs and the niners will be in the super bowl today. >> i feel like the chiefs have been so dominant, but i've learned in sports, to never make a prediction because you never know what is going to happen. s

mr. president reagan. back to regularly scheduled program and marjorie taylor green and francey miller founder of america first legal and former trump senior policy adviser. welcome back to both of you. congresswoman green greene, i hope you didn't mind a little reagan birthday and someone has to do it. let me ask you current events, what's going to happen on the floor of the house? senate border bill looks like it's dead in the water. the speaker said it's going to be dead on arrival and in what's your forecast? will anything come out of this whole episode? >> i can tell you right now, larry, it is dead on arrival. as a matter of fact i've told the house hill press to stop asking me about the senate border surrender bill and we could careless anything about it. we passed hr2 strongers border security bill out of the house and the senate should take up hr2 and take it seriously because that's the only way we can secure our border at this time. that's what we're doing right now. the floor debate is happening on my articles of impeachment against secretary alejandro mayorkas and that's the task we're undertaking

i'm sure he's on marjorie taylor greene's comments, but this is about 40 seconds of it. [video clip] >> mr. mcclintock said he is not going to impeach

i don’t know whether to speak with you taylor, this is margery taylor taylor , well, i don’t know, it seems to me that you are mrsgenia you say to hope for, that is, i understand that we want to hope for a better scenario, but you personally, for example, saw a live trumpist, as they say, spoke with him, that is , you can evaluate their logic and argumentation, well ... or maybe did any of your colleagues talk to a live trumpist? look, here you still have to understand that the trumpists, how do we think of them, that they are trumpists, five or six of them, well, that is, it is a very small number, they are ultra radical, by the way, if it is interesting to understand this is their emotion, that is such a book about gilbiles, they are translated, this is otla. actually a newly elected congressman, he's from ohio, he wrote a book about so-and-so, so -and-so, the philosophy of these abandoned areas, so-and-so, this belt, so-and-so appalachians, well, it's just interesting, if it's, well, to understand where it comes from, where it comes from, that america comes first, so first the americans, and then everyone else

i think you can and should break news on taylor swift, go into the parade with us right now. but i understand that you won't mr i do understand. have a friendship bracelet. >> now. i'm reliably told by sources and by that, i mean that people who work in the office here with me, that that's like a taylor swift thing, friendship bracelets. we you show us your friendship bracelet and explain to me the deal with that >> so always wearing a friendship bracelet and important part of kind of a five of kansas city. now, i have people handle them to me and las vegas on my flight to las vegas for the chiefs game. >> and there will probably be >> if not, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of friendship based bracelets on hand today at the kansas city chiefs great. >> i love it >> because we have melded swifty nation with chiefs kingdom, with all that is kansas city. and i think this makes us a much happier place. >> mayor. quinton lucas, mayor of kansas, swifty, we can say. thank you so much for being with us congratulations to you and everyone there in your city. because the truly great game and there are a great

mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. you have the marjorie taylornd. bff forever. >> stephen: one of the craziest things. the party of lincoln is talking about secession. they are killing a border deal so they're for open borders and they are pro-russia. >> jaime: and they don't know that slavery was the cause of the civil war. sometimes you wonder. like, did they miss history? did they go down to the bleachers and just smoke up a few cigarettes or something? or something. those funny cigarettes. that my grandma talks about. >> stephen: your grandma talks about the funny cigarettes? >> jaime: those young kids smoking those funny cigarettes. >> stephen: yeah. you got a pretty hip grandma. what about nikki? you know nikki haley. >> jaime: i do know nikki haley. >> stephen: how do you think she's going to do in south carolina? there hasn't been a ton of polling on this. her terrible worst numbers were actually a while ago. what do you think? >> jaime: "terrible" is a good definition for nikki haley. for those of us who know her. >> stephen: whoo! them'

mr. pibb is okay, here's an even better one. >> you're going to listen to taylor's version and only taylor's version. making reference to taylor's rereleases and. finally, what so many of us secretly suspect she's going to dump me and write a song about it. >> i just know it. >> let me tell you something. if that happens and nobody wants that to happen. but if that happens, it will be the number one listen to song. most streamed song of all time. >> yeah, and to clarify, andy reid said he was okay with that exchange and so did travis kelce. >> but they have a great relationship. it's the heat of the heat of the battle. the super bowl. you know yeah i'll leave it all out there. >> maybe i'll push one of our producers today and see what they say about that. next to the super bowl of senior dating. the big headline from inside bachelor nation on the heels of the success of the golden bachelor, abc has announced a debut season of drumroll please, the golden bachelorette later this year. >> coming soon. >> the network describes it as one radiant woman's second chance at love in her golden years.

taylor greene and other members -- >> your time has expired. the gentleman's time has expired . the gentleman is not recognized. i now recognize mr. gonzales for his five minutes of discussion. >> thank you, mr. chairman. one of the best things about congress is we all represent districts across the country and we have debate and i think that's very positive. one of the most difficult things about congress is it's filled with lawyers and they will talk all day about this, that, or the other, which is frustrating to many americans. this is what going to happen. the house of representatives is going to impeach secretary mayorkas and there is absolutely nothing anyone can do to stop it. that's going to happen. in my district, in texas, we are feeling this. in arizona, they are feeling it. in california, they are feeling it. there's not one district in america that's not impacted by this border crisis. i would like to focus on what happens next. what are we going to do after this? are we going to have a conversation on how we secure the border or are we going to continue to blame others for everything? i would like to see this border

mr. thompson being here. i have heard a lot of different words spoken while we have been here. marjorie taylor greene has come up time and time again. this being political time and time again. donald trump time and time again. with you mr. thompson. there is a lot of questions, there is a lot of questions the american people want to know about january 6. why was jim jordan and mr. banks excluded. why wasn't their cross-examination? why wasn't ms. pelosi who is in charge of security, along with the sergeant of arms, why wasn't she cross-examined? why was ray epps and other people seen as courting people in? there are a lot of questions. but the question we have here is those were just diversions. the question we have here is on mr. mayorkas, secretary mae arcus and whether he is fit for the job. what really baffles me, mr. thompson, i think you said get more resources as if that's a reason. the problem at the border is it doesn't have resources. if secretary mayorkas is not going to let the border patrol do their job, why would you give him more money? that's just not going to do it. you would

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taylor gene and donald trump and impeach secretary mayorkas. that tells you everything we need to know about this do-nothing, chaotic, dysfunctional and extreme republican majority. indiscernible] mr. jeffries: not our responsibility to let house republicans know which members will or will not be present on the house floor on any other day or in connection with any given vote. [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: i made clear to him that as has been eved throughout the entirety of this congress that we are ready to work with them on any issue in a bipartisan way, but we're done with them playing political games. [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: the reality is that same maga republicans have walked away from any effort to fix our broken immigration system or address the clear challenges that we have at the border. president biden has made clear, senate democrats have made clear, house democrats have made clear that we want to work together to address the challenges at the border. we need a strong border, a safe border, and a main border, and we want to work together to make sure we bring that about on behalf of the american people. what the extreme maga republicans have chosen to do is to fo

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mr. president reagan. now back to regularly scheduled program. joining us georgialarl congressn marjorie taylor greene and my great friend steve miller found of america first legal former s chubb senior policy advisorad welcome back to bothvi of you congresswoman i hope you didn't mind the reagan birthday, somebody's got to do it and i d decided i woulo d try today. let me ask you current events what's going to happen on this d floor of the house the senate bill looks like it's dea d in the water. the speaker said it's going to be dead in the water in dead on arrival. what i as your forecast is anything going to come out ofis this wholeod episode?ri >> i tell yoghu right now it is dead on arrival. as a matter of fact i told the house hill press to stop asking me about the senatboe borderrele surrender bill because we could care less anything about it we passed hr2 the strongest border security bill to come ouhrt of y house read the senate should take up hr2 and taken seriouslys that's only way we can secureth our border at this time. that is what were doing. the floor debate is happening on art

taylor will be here. we even took the question to city hall. >> mr. mayor, will we see taylor swift at this parade?ens. >> reporter: we don't know if taylor will be here but we found out what she said to travis during that post-game embrace. >> you are the best, baby. >> oh, my god. >> the absolute best. it was unbelievable. >> reporter: and travis' mom donna feeling the love on her flight home from dallas. >> mama kelce is on board, everybody. >> reporter: southwest airlines naming mama kelce mvp, most valuable parent. >> how about those chief! >> reporter: that was the scene in kc after the chiefs won the super bowl last year. this time around coach andy reid says he told his players not to have too much fun. >> that was mentioned. a couple times. it's great to have fun, but, you know, be smart. >> reporter: but with today's warm forecast and swiftie intrigue, the city is preparing for even bigger crowds this time around at a parade that could exceed our wildest dreams. >> jesse kirsch reporting from kansas city. one update that may disappoint some of the fans in kansas city. australian media out

ambassador taylor, i'm going to read a little bit of an op-ed. mr. trump now says he will end the war in 24 hours. 24 hours. what putin told tucker carlson for 72 minutes of not letting tucker say anything if he wants all of it, all of ukraine, because it belongs to russia. so that is what trump would do. can you explain why turning your back on nato would might be a bit dangerous and giving putin all of ukraine would be? >> you are exactly right. what putin said to tucker carlson and others, he's said this before, if that ukraine is not a real country. he can take it. as far as putin is concerned ukraine is part of russia. now why has he not? because ukrainians have resisted with the support from nato, the united states and other nato nations. they provided the ukrainians the ability to stop putin in his attempt to take over the country. ukrainians have not asked for soldiers. we have no soldiers on the ground to help them. we have is strong support from nato nations to sit -- to supply weapons and that is an important component. >> i hear this a lo

taylor. the russian president vladimir putin is set to deliver his annual address to parliament and the nation. mr putin usually uses the state—of—the—nation address to send signals to audiences both at home and abroad. this time, the attention to the speech is especially high. not only because of the presidential elections that will likely grant him another six years in the kremlin, but also due to the ongoing waragainst ukraine, and the suspicious death of opposition leader alexei navalny. we arejust seeing we are just seeing some live pictures there on the scene as they wait for the state of the nation address. just a reminder that we will be covering this in full on bbc news live page with analysis of president putin's speech as it happens. you can watch our live stream of the speech there, just press the play button. the dignitaries arriving for the speech they are in moscow. bbc news website to find complete coverage of this, or the bbc news app. let's speak to olga ivshina, from the bbc russia service. tell us about the speech today, what are we expecting? fine tell us about the speech today

mr. thompson, appreciate you being here. interesting i have heard a lot of different words spoken while we have been here. marjorie taylor greene has come up time and time again. this being political time and time again. maga trump time and time again. mr. norman: we got -- we went round and round on january 6 with you, mr. thompson. there's a lot of questions that i have that i think the american people want to know about january 6. why was jim jordan and mr. banks excluded? why wasn't he cross-examination. why wasn't ms. pelosi, who was in charge of security along with the sergeant at arms? why wasn't she there? why was ray epps and other people seen escorting people in? there are a lot of questions. but the question we have here is those were just diversions. questions we got here is on mr. mayorkas. secretary mayorkas, whether he's fit for the job. and what really baffles me, mr. thompson, i think you said give more resources as if that's a -- reason -- problem we have at the border is because they haven't had resources. if secretary mayorkas is not going to let the border patrol do their job, why would you give them

taylor. deputy prime minister oliver dowden has refused to be drawn on whether comments by the former conservative mp, lee anderson, were islamophobic. mrnderson was suspended from the party on saturday because he refused to apologise for saying "islamists" had "got control" of mayor of london sadiq khan. our political correspondent georgia roberts explained the situation the conservatives were facing following mr anderson's comments. the conservative party continuing to face pressure over those comments lee anderson made, that both opponents and senior figures within the party described as islamophobic. speaking to laura kuenssberg this morning, the deputy prime minister oliver dowden refused to say he thought the comments were islamophobic made by lee anderson or that they intended to be. let's listen. well, that's why the prime minister took action. he gave lee anderson the opportunity to apologise, he didn't take that opportunity. words matter. he didn't choose his words correctly and, having failed to apologise, the prime minister took action and removed the whip. i think that was the appropriate course of action to take. do you ag

mr. president reagan. now, back to our regularly scheduled program. joining now georgia congresswoman marjorie taylorreen. former trump senior policy advisor. congresswoman greene, i hope you didn't mind a reagan birthday ode. somebody has to try to do it. i decided to do it today. current events what happens on the floor of the house? the senate border bill looks like it is dead in the water. the speaker said it will be dead in the water, dead on arrival in the house so what's your forecast? is anything going to come out of this whole episode? >> i can tell you right now, larry, it is dead on arrival. as a matter of fact i've told the house hill press to stop asking me about the senate border surrender bill because we could care less anything about it. we passed hr.2 the strongest border security bill to come out of the house. the senate should take up hr.2 and take it seriously because that is the only way we can secure our border at this time. that's what we're doing right now. the floor debate is happening on my articles of impeachment against secretary alejandro mayorkas. that is the task we are