this thursday only on gb news people's channel only on gb news people's channel, britain's news channel's news channel. >> okay, well good afternoon britain. it's now 224 now. sir hilary beckles, he now he's the chairman of the caricom reparations commission. well, he's urged the uk foreign secretary, david lammy, to lead efforts in securing reparations from britain for the transatlantic slave trade. >> well, if mr beckles says it , >> well, if mr beckles says it, i don't see how he could possibly refuse. beckles proposed a summit to develop a reparatory justice model, emphasising lammy's advocacy for such reparations in the past. >> yes, the issue potentially amounting to £19 trillion. >> can we just can we just say, because these these numbers always sound ridiculous, brilliant. the uk, the entire uk economy is what, 2.7 trillion? >> just give it all away . just >> just give it all away. just give it all away. >> how many times more than like all of the money in the country do these caribbean countries want. >> so you just you just cripple bankrupt actually people of canbbean bankrupt

in this connection, our correspondent mentioned that news channels including al-mayadeen reported that the sound of these attacks on beirut was heard in nearby cities, including sida sur. greetings to you, dear viewers of seh bammad news channel, we present the commemoration ceremony of mujahid fi sabilullah, sayyed aziz of the islamic ummah, martyr sayyed hasan. nasrallah, the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah, the leader of the islamic revolution , will be held at imam khomeini's mausoleum in tehran, in the presence of his holiness. on the eve of the first anniversary of the al-aqsa storm of the palestinian islamic resistance fighters, the friday prayer in tehran will be held under the leadership of ayatollah khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, in the shrine of imam khomeini.

britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 425. i'm martin daubney on gb news now.he last few moments, the us president appeared to suggest that a retaliatory attack by israel on iran is not imminent. just what the world needs. joe biden putting the fear into us. well, we can now speak with our gb news home security editor mark white mark white joe biden is being joe biden. tell us more . being joe biden. tell us more. >> well, yeah, i mean, i think he's overstepped here. and i'm not sure that the israeli government will thank him for revealing that the any israeli attack on iran will not happen today. that's exactly how he phrased it to reporters. he was asked if he would allow israel to launch a retaliatory set of strikes on iran. he said, first of all, it's not for us to tell israel that they can't strike. we merely advise. and then he said, and anyway, nothing is going to happen today. said, and anyway, nothing is going to happen today . that's going to happen today. that's effectively giving the regime in tehran that advance warning that, you know, if they do w

i trust fox news and -- but i catch all of the news channels. i am a news junky. host: that's richard in nneapolis. this is sean out of florida. independent. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. just wanted to piggy-back off of the gentleman talking about the nuclear issue in iran. i just think it's a matter of time before putin just gives nuclear weapons to iran and to north korea. they won't have to do any work at all. but i think that's what is -- and putin will be -- host: north rea already has nuclear weapons. 's already considered nuclear state. caller: but they're not fully operational as far as delivery systems. host: toe what end for vladimir putinoing that? caller: because he wants to rule the world. he's a meg l.a. maniac. he's the reincarnation of stalin. he's a total madman, just like trump. his good buddy. host: that's florida. to newport news, virginia, james, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. how you doing? host: i'm doing well, james. what's on your mind? ller: durins made ding trump's and biden's time in office, i am a 60-year-o

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on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . ime to bring you the first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. here they are . and we pages. here they are. and we start with the sun. and there is a big story on the front. there about freddie flintoff. good for him. he's going to be hosting bullseye. this is, of course, him back on telly after that horror crash . and there is, i horror crash. and there is, i would argue, with respect to freddie flintoff, a slightly more important story at the top of the sun, though, which is this £30,000 labour croissant row. you can pay as well as cash for access is straightforward cash for access allegations touting breakfast with the business secretary for 30 grand, we will discuss. let's go to the metro. poison jab murder plot by doctor in disguise. a doctor suspected of making a chemical weapon at home disguised himself as a nurse to kill his stepfather by injecting him with poison because he stood in the way of his inheritance. a court heard that that is a paragraph that's got it all, isn

i catch all of the news channels. i am a news junkie. host: richard in minneapolis. this is sean out of sarasota, florida, independent. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. i wanted to piggyback off the gentleman talking about nuclear issue in iran. i think it is a matter of time before putin gives nuclear weapons to iran and north korea. fully operational. they will not have to do any work at all. i think that is what mad men putin will be up to. host: north korea already has nuclear weapons. it is already considered a nuclear state. caller: but they are not fully operational as far as delivery systems. host: to what end for vladimir putin doing that? caller: because he wants to rule the world. he is a megalomaniac. he is the reincarnation of stalin. he is a total madman just like trump, his good buddy. host: sean in florida. newport news, virginia, james, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: i am doing well, james. caller: during all the tax moves made during trump's and biden's time in office, i am a 60-year-old white male r

news. the people's channel johnson on gb news. l, britain's news channel that's the camilla tominey show on sunday at 9:30 am. and again at 6 pm. >> that's going to be such a cracker, isn't it? i'm going to be glued to that one. lots of bofis be glued to that one. lots of boris fans out there as well. good on boris. this is talking about the echr and should we get rid of it? or should we at least have a referendum on whether we want to be part of it? this is grumpy brit. love that. good morning, good afternoon, good on boris. i know what i'll vote, get our rights back, get rid of refugees. we are an island and should rule great britain, not some european court. go, boris. go! thumbs up from him. not me, by the way. i'm impartial, obviously. and from jasper. bofisis obviously. and from jasper. boris is so right about having a referendum about the echr. it will be an overwhelming leave. we need a british bill of rights. then watch other countries around europe follow suit. yeah, i'm not going to read that bit out because that was a bit

news. the people's channel johnson on gb news. m. and again at 6 pm. >> good afternoon. the moment you've all been waiting for, 20 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news, and it's time for this week's difficult conversation. and my guest today , ben habib, and my guest today, ben habib, is a former brexit party mep and a former co—deputy leader of reform uk , having stood in the reform uk, having stood in the general election with nigel farage's party. however, in july this year he was removed from the position but of course he didn't win his seat so that would be difficult potentially. but just exactly what went on within that party. what's going on? so he's here to answer those questions. ben habib welcome. >> good afternoon. lovely to be here. nice to see you having me on. >> it's a pleasure. so we wait with bated breath. are you part of reform or are you not part of reform? okay, so that's the deal . reform? okay, so that's the deal. what's happened? >> so before i answer that, can i just say that there's no bad blood between refo

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thank you very much for being a viewer of the news channel, 16 , 18 minutes and 50 seconds, and also a special program on the developments in lebanon, looking at the most important news and of course, the analysis is with you on the national media news channel, mr. doctor. moqtadaei, the vice chairman of the national security and foreign policy commission of the islamic council, is in our bahman studio, mr. doctor , greetings to you . i hope that god, one of whose attributes is being mighty and one of the characteristics of god's majesty to compensate for this in the best way for the islamic ummah. mr. dr. moqtadaei, let me return to the important message of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution in the developments in lebanon and following the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, the leader of the islamic revolution, referring to the continuation of the foolish policies of the zionist regime in lebanon after carrying out these policies in gaza, why the regime the zionists continue to give these stupid and foolish policies to the interpretation of the supreme leader of the islam

news on channel one. this is news on channel one. hello, in the studio valeria korablyova. in this issue. armored vehicles, aviation, fighting on the border. israeli. units entered lebanon, the ground operation began, in beirut and elsewhere, explosions again, forward, meter by meter, ugledar - our flags, the fighters knock the enemy out of a strategically important city, where every house is like a fortress. peikurskaya region, two more downed leopards. the era of record achievements, the anniversary of the formation of the people's republic of china, large-scale celebrations. and another big date associated with our country. so, the main world news: israel's invasion of lebanon. after a series of massive bombings, the idf launched a ground operation. in the border areas, tanks, while shelling of beirut and other cities continues, dozens of people are killed daily. lebanese authorities say that about a million people have been forced to leave their homes. and although tel aviv calls this operation a limited ground operation. scale, raids along the border, many are already

we will tell you the news on channel one now, this is the news on channel one, hello, in the studio of valery korablev in this issue liberation of ugledar, how it was, new footage and details, demining and humanitarian mission ahead, for the work of the new. acting president artem zhogu was introduced in the urals federal district. what goals did he name as priority? a wide range of tasks from launching spacecraft to warning of a missile attack. russian space forces celebrate their professional holiday. not only vaccines are important to prevent an epidemic, but also speed. international exercises in nizhny novgorod, russian specialists have something to show. success of the strategic importance, new details have become known about how ugledar was liberated, an impregnable fortress, as they said in kiev, but the fact is: the city is under the control of the russian military, and this is only the beginning of a large-scale operation to liberate the south of donbass. various units participated in the assault, including fighters from the reconnaissance company, their legendary commander w

news channels and basically said, hey, this is this is a this is a violation of the constitution to have a viewpoint discrimination based on somebody's moral values or their spiritual values. i mean, we have the first amendment, you know, we have we have we have freedom of speech. we have freedom of religion. and so so when i pointed that out and put them on blast, they basically acquiesced and said, okay, yeah, you're right, we can't stop you. but they said that the reason that they didn't think i should come was because, quote, our values don't align with yours. so they're speaking on behalf of their community, which clearly they were out of touch with. because when i showed up in that mmunity, there were 3000 people i of the library, down the escalator and out the door, across the sidewalk into the parking lot. so many people that we were exceeding fire code capacities inside the library and we had to like transition people to other places. some of them said that they were looking for authors of color and i didn't fit the type. others said that they were an inclusive community an

news channels and basically said, hey, this is this is a this is a violation of the constitution to have a viewpoint discrimination based on somebody's moral values or their spiritual values. i mean, we have the first amendment, you know, we have we have we have freedom of speech. we have freedom of religion. and so so when i pointed that out and put them on blast, they basically acquiesced and said, okay, yeah, you're right, we can't stop you. but they said that the reason that they didn't think i should come was because, quote, our values don't align with yours. so they're speaking on behalf of their community, which clearly they were out of touch with. because when i showed up in that community, there were 3000 people inside of the library, down the escalator and out the door, across the sidewalk into the parking lot. so many people that we were exceeding fire code capacities inside the library and we had to like transition people to other places. some of them said that they were looking for authors of color and i didn't fit the type. others said that they were an inclusive commu

c. news channels. but on like, fox would not go easy on here. harris also began her campaign, keeping mainstream media outlets at a distance, refusing all interview requests except for one, relying on stage defense and snappy social media content. instead, ones that failed to work, she relented and agreed to more traditional one on one and said, you've been quote, a failure with border security. including an ad times of star encounter with fox news for his campaign. what the 2 candidates have in common is that both have spent a record amount of time doing podcast. looking to target specific folders, how often did it, i mean, i know you're supposed to interview me, but i find it very interesting. without having to face difficult questions. there are a lot of people who don't pay rent much attention to politics, maybe to minute election time, or they to new. now depending on what the new cycle is and they listen to these semi political or even a political pod cast as a covered entertainment, that's just sort of like fun people saying interesting s

coverage will continue with trace gallagher in a moment on "fox news at night" and stay with the fox news channel fox weatherford complete coverage of milton. this is quite the storm and it's not nearly over yet. live in orlando, we will see you again tomorrow morning on america's news. >> trace: good evening, trace gallagher, 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, we continue the coverage of hurricane milton now wreaki

news channels and basically said, hey, this is this is a this is a violation of the constitution to have a viewpoint discrimination based on somebody's moral values or their spiritual values. i mean, we have the first amendment, you know, we have we have we have freedom of speech. we have freedom of religion. and so so when i pointed that out and put them on blast, they basically acquiesced and said, okay, yeah, you're right, we can't stop you. but they said that the reason that they didn't think i should come was because, quote, our values don't align with yours. so they're speaking on behalf of their community, which clearly they were out of touch with. because when i showed up in that mmity, there were 3000 people insid of the library, down the escalator and out the door, across the sidewalk into the parking lot. so many people that we were exceeding fire code capacities inside the library and we had to like transition people to other places. some of them said that they were looking for authors of color and i didn't fit the type. others said that they were an inclusive community

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media strategy sitting down for her first-ever interview during this campaign here on the fox news channelmpaign slogan is a new way forward and time to turn the page. you have been vice president for 3 1/2 years. what are you turning the page from? >> first of all, turning the page from the last decade in which we have been burdened with the kind of rhetoric coming from donald trump that has been designed and implemented to divide our country and have americans literally point fingers at each other. >> bill: former mayor of atlanta and harris campaign senior advisor. thank you for coming back. thanks for being here. our fox polling dropped the latest numbers right smack dab in the middle of that interview. this is what we found in the second line. right now according to our numbers, kamala harris is only getting 67% of the black vote. now contrast that to joe biden and barack obama. they are well over 90% of the democratic vote there. why is that number so soft? >> in a few weeks when i gather any family for thanksgiving it will be close to 100 of us and i can tell you there will probably

johnson on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . camilla tominey show on sunday at 9:30 am. and again at 6 pm. camilla tominey and boris johnson at 9:30 am. sunday morning. >> unmissable telly, as is patrick christys. who's up next? >> yes. okay. the slippery slope of assisted dying. are old people going to be encouraged to bump themselves off to protect our beloved nhs? jonathan reynolds should he resign over this cash for access scandal? bofisis this cash for access scandal? boris is back in the media. we've got an exclusive clip of him revealing the truth between him revealing the truth between him and prince harry. but also i've got starmer and boris rap sheet side by side. and i'm asking you, who is actually dodgier at the £22 billion black hole that labour talk about? they've already spent that on carbon capture. that might not even work . and starmer refuses even work. and starmer refuses to rule out giving away the falklands and gibraltar. it's all to play for. >> brilliant stuff patrick. patrick is live from 30, i think you'

johnson on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . lla tominey show on sunday at 9:30 am. and again at 6 pm. camilla tominey and boris johnson at 9:30 am. sunday morning. >> unmissable telly, as is patrick christys. who's up next? >> yes. okay. the slippery slope of assisted dying. are old people going to be encouraged to bump themselves off to protect our beloved nhs? jonathan reynolds should he resign over this cash for access scandal? bofisis this cash for access scandal? boris is back in the media. we've got an exclusive clip of him revealing the truth between him revealing the truth between him and prince harry. but also i've got starmer and boris rap sheet side by side. and i'm asking you, who is actually dodgier at the £22 billion black hole that labour talk about? they've already spent that on carbon capture. that might not even work . and starmer refuses even work. and starmer refuses to rule out giving away the falklands and gibraltar. it's all to play for. >> brilliant stuff patrick. patrick is live from 30, i think you'll ag

bless you, an energetic greeting to the proud people of iran and all those who are watching the news channel today , nasrallah's commencement bell is ringing in different schools and knowledge. shamozans will whisper to themselves the path of resistance, the intifada of standing up against oppression once again with the sound of nasrallah's starting bell, which will be played in the schools. the artistic event entfazeh art with the theme of creating the work of resistance is held in the field of students' activities in tehran, and our colleagues prepare a report from this collection and from this activity. they have a program that our reporting colleagues will attend and prepare a report on this issue . in addition to this, the gathering of the support of the proud people of iran for the palestinian resistance, as it is in every corner of the country, will be held today in palestine square and imam hossein square. this gathering will be in the afternoon, and the report, both in form and in fact, what will be the result of the efforts of our colleagues , will be seen by the respected viewers

new jew. al jazeera english tv channel reflected the celebration and joy in different parts of the world from iran's decisive response. france press reported that following iran's missile attack, the new york stock market index decreased and the price of oil increased by about 3%. cn reported the iranian attack as successful. the images show that iranian missiles have hit the targets. msnbc reported: the fire of iranian missiles lit up the sky of israel. the russian 24 news channel showed images of iran's missile operations by interrupting its regular programs. the expert of this television channel he called iran's attack precise and planned. pakistan's geo news network announced: iran fired missiles at the occupied palestinian territories. reflecting on the news of iran's missile attack, the british guardian newspaper and the american new york times called this attack a success. channel 12 tv of the sahoonist regime declared that iran's missile attack was unprecedented. in separate phone conversations with his british, french and german counterparts, the foreign minister warned if the zionist

thank you very much for being a viewer of the news channel regarding the missile response of the islamic revolutionary guard corps in response to the aggression and brutality of the regime. during the recent days in the scene of developments in lebanon , as well as gaza and palestine, allow us to establish a telephone connection with mr. niksad, deputy speaker of the islamic council, mr. niksad. i greet you. have a good time . you can see the happiness of the people of islamic iran, and of course, the parts of the world are carrying out the missile response of the islamic revolutionary guard corps in response to the aggression of the zionist regime. in the name of allah, the most merciful, i am serving to the great nation of iran, i offer my greetings, politeness and respect, and i declare my happiness for this great action of sadegh dovi, the hero of the islamic revolutionary guard corps aerospace forces , and i wish to send greetings and salutations to the souls of the martyrs from the beginning of islam. so far, the martyrs of lebanon, the martyrs of palestine, the martyrs of gaza, th

welcome back to news channel 21's live debate for oregon's fifth congressional district. i'm joined by longtime oregon reporter heather roberts. >> my first question has to do with the fifth district's unique makeup. it's one of the most politically diverse in the state. how do you plan to bridge the divide and represent all constituents, right, left, rural and urban? >> have had the opportunity to serve oregon's 25th district and get to know all the idiosyncrasies and uniqueness. it's a great district all the way from portland, all the way to bend. it felt a little unusual at the beginning to mix them. i'm proud to serve the district and a lot of the issues are the same. if you go back to the kitchen table issues, people want to talk about their children, public safety, the economy, what's working for them and what isn't. what's unique is probably the urbanization and the concentrated crime and how difficult it is to do business in the portland metro area. in central oregon we are going to talk about wildfires and water and how to address the agricultural issues we are e

news. the people's channel johnson on gb news. britain's news channel that's the camilla tominey show on sunday at 9:30 am. and again at 6 pm. >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:23 and we're to return now to that breaking story we covered yesterday. there's been a huge amount of reaction to it over the past 24 hours that the sun is setting on the british empire. yes, the chagos islands are set to be handed back to mauritius. >> but the question today is will other territories follow suit? >> sorry, i said back . they were >> sorry, i said back. they were never controlled by a sovereign mauritius mistake. no, not handed back handed over to mauritius. of course, they had been british and before that they were french and chagos islanders who are living here in the uk, they don't seem too impressed by this all. >> they hate mauritius. >> they hate mauritius. >> mauritius was horrible to them . them. >> yeah, they're furious actually, but yes, argentina now have promised to reclaim the falklands islands. apparently they have concrete ac

news. the people's channel. britain's news channel .10 to 5 i'm martin daubney on gb news now. the biggest hurricane in over a century is expected to hit florida later on today, with american president joe biden warning it's a matter of life and death for residents there. now , around a million people now, around a million people living in the path of hurricane milton are currently being evacuated . and the governor of evacuated. and the governor of florida, ron desantis , had this florida, ron desantis, had this to say a short while ago . to say a short while ago. >> hurricane milton is heading our way. it will arrive either late tonight or early tomorrow morning. we are bracing and are prepared to receive a major hit. we're facing this with the seriousness it deserves, but also with the determination that we will get through this. >> well, it's do or die. it's big and we can now cross the cape coral in florida and speak with florida residents. brent gardner. brent, welcome to the show. you're live on gb news. can you tell us how close

channel. if you take bbc news is not really a bias because they do try their best to be impartial. when it comes to issues of what i might cut the critical solstice devotional the channel was set up for conversations to be had if are not being had elsewhere. >> besides the bbc would you say sky news might have a bias issue as well? >> ideologicaly? yes. similarly channel four news. channel four news. i would say all of them. i was said they do try their best to hold people to account on both sides of the aisle. when it comes to issues of gender, race, the identity movement that receives how much control of the various institutions in the uk, and certainly canada. so you need to have another channel to take place. brings invoices from the left and right. it always goes out of its way to hear it's not an echo chamber. they want if you and i were walking on the street in london right now, people stop you? >> it happens occasionally. [laughter] i would sit on occasion. [laughter] see what when you are at oxford he got a phd in renaissance ande poetry, why? >> to be inwa academic. i was

johnson on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel. >> oh channel, britain's news>> on here we are. >> that was very brief, wasn't it? >> it was straight to the point, yes. >> 930 sunday camilla tominey now new data has revealed 1 in 20 gp appointments are being held online or via video call, which is basically the same thing. it's the highest figure since records began. >> well, many in the profession claim it allows waiting lists to be cut faster, but concerns have been raised over the accuracy of diagnoses, although there's a good view on that. >> yes there is. it was barry who said i had a telephone appointment about a chesty cough. gp said it was a virus. two days later i was taken by ambulance into a&e, six days in hospital with sepsis and bilateral pneumonia. four days on oxygen and intravenous antibiotics. oh, barry. heck, i mean, that's the danger with all of this, isn't it? anyway, our northwest of england reporter, sophie reaper explores what we really think about the issue. >> now let's have a listen to your heart, an ever growing waiting list . waiting

later, on that news channel, the same moments that the reporter had about the situation in the west bankd: the picture suddenly changed. the live image of the southern suburb filled the entire page. maji went to talk to the reporter. and will make peace again. attack order he had given these words immediately after. from the united nations building in the middle of new york. with one-ton stone-breaking bombs that he got from america. the pilot , probably born in america, boarded an american plane, attacked beirut with american mortar bombs, and destroyed six residential complexes . then it's as if we don't know. they say, america is trying to force israel to a ceasefire. this incident was the result of cooperation between israel's intelligence department and its american counterpart, the national security agency. we don't stand when we don't win, we don't win, when we don't die, we don't win. a man with the consensus of being american to his wish arrived a man whose voice, according to the poet of tabrizi, was like thunder and the world when he spoke. begin sadiq du with the name mubarak

thank you very much for being with the news channel on friday prayers. this week, along with the memory of the great mujahideen and the standard bearer of the resistance, seyyed hassan nasrallah, was commemorated in the grand masla of imam khomeini in tehran. friday prayers were held in different cities, and it was accompanied by the condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime . some of the news meeting. i had a very good meeting with mr. mikati, the honorable prime minister, and mr. nabih berri, the speaker of the lebanese parliament. the government of president mikati and the government of president bari had very good talks, and there was a very good exchange of views regarding the recent developments in lebanon. we are sure that the crimes of the zionist regime, such as the past will be defeated and the lebanese nation will be victorious . the crimes of the israeli entity will continue to fail . will iran change american bases in these developments? my presence in beirut in these difficult circumstances and while the zionist regime rains down on

today, albeit that we are showing you that section of the business of the house of commons in this news channeladcast. i think, probably, plenty has been said and the aim has been to ensure that this lends well for the government, that people and the financial markets are not too spooked by one of the things we have learned that may be coming up injust over 20 hours is an increase in national insurance contributions for employers. what effect is that having already won particularly is what small businesses are feeling about the economy. it is what small businesses are feeling about the economy.— about the economy. it is making small businesses _ about the economy. it is making small businesses nervous. - about the economy. it is making - small businesses nervous. chancellor rachel reeves has ruled out increases in taxes on what the government calls working people saying they will not face an increase in the rate of income tax or national insurance of vat. rachel reeves is on — or national insurance of vat. rachel reeves is on her _ or national insurance of vat. rachel reeves is on her feet. _ o

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welcome to newsday on the bbc news channel, i'm steve lai. orld. we begin with news that washington has confirmed reports that north korea has sent military forces to russia. speaking on wednesday, defense secretary lloyd austin warned that if north korean troops join combat alongside

you can catch it here on the fox news channel. >> dana: big day. two survivors of the assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania are blaming the secret service for the shooting. both men say the agency was negligent before shots rang out. >> i was more mad about it than anything. i mean, i was in the service, went through a war and didn't get a scratch and then you go to a rally and you get shot in the crowd. >> did the secret service fail former president trump and fail you that day? >> yes, big time. >> it was a rush job, you know? there was put together too quickly and they skipped steps. >> dana: meantime the wife of corey comperatore who was shot and killed by the alleged trump shooter also says she is angry at law enforcement claiming the multiple security failures led to his death. secret service says they take full responsibility for the shooting. i don't know what happens from there. >> bill: interesting to hear those guys talk about how they knew they were shot, a and b to come back and talk about being in a rush job. unfortunately in

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