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philip, let's david cameron. philip, let's start with you.hen the labour party came in, sir keir starmer promised to tread lightly on all of our lives. we've seen a clampdown on policing, we've seen an outdoor smoking ban proposed for outside pubs , football grounds and now pubs, football grounds and now the tendrils of the state move into how long we're allowed to have a pint. why are they poking their nose into our business so much? >> well , it's rather depressing, >> well, it's rather depressing, isn't it, for a socialist party. they're really clamping down on any social aspects that one might enjoy. look, i think this is part of a wider trend that is really disturbing. i was at the labour party conference and i was talking to a representative of the musicians union and they're talking about how clubs are closing down, venues are closing down, and we no longer have a british youth culture that has a platform to perform. we're london now . its nightlife we're london now. its nightlife is virtually absent, but because, the city itself is be

the only thing perhaps right is the stance of prince philip, and david says the statue captures princey stance. there you go . was the stance. there you go. was the sculpture drunk sculptor drunk on the third day? >> well, i think i'm right in saying that the sculptor actually, he does chess sets, so it could be interesting if he made a chess set with these statues as pieces. and you have your queen and david corgis instead of the knights would be a good one. >> david says this comes close, but ronaldo's statue was the worst ever. yes, cristiano ronaldo, it looked nothing like him . and richard says a broader him. and richard says a broader point. there's too much of the emperor's new clothes in the arts world. artists seem to think they can get away with anything, and very few dare challenge them. the recent king's portrait is another example. yes. do you mean the one with all the red background where his head appeared to be floating, floating in the in the red mist? i'm not saying that i'm an art critic by any means, but when you go around the tate modern, sometimes you do question.

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they seized the bones of sheena rights and david banks and david banks brother, deputy mayor philip banksout free trips he had accepted, also surrounding his phone to the fbi was a third banks brother, terrence banks, who previously worked in the city's public transportation agency. all of that was just last week. last november the fbi approach the mayor himself and took two of his cell phones, reportedly in connection with the fbi investigation into whether the adams campaign coordinated with turkish groups to funnel illegal campaign contributions. the fbi at the time also search the brooklyn home of mayor adams ' chief fundraiser, breanna suggs, and his former liaison to the turkish community. in february, the fbi searched multiple homes related to the mayor's director of asian affairs, winnie greco. that investigation reportedly relates to a separate investigation into mayor adams' travel and ties to china. federal prosecutors have not yet criminally charged any of those people, but in state court , district attorney alan bragg has charged several of mayor adams' allies obtaining guilt

the school chancellor who is -- fianci and david banks brother, deputy mayor philip banks who retirede banks who previously worked in the public transportation agency. all of that was last week. last november the fbi approached the mayor himself and took two of his phones, in connection with the fbi investigation into whether the campaign coordinated with groups to funnel illegal contributions. the fbi at the time, also searched the home of the chief fundraiser and his former liaison to the community. in february, the fbi searched multiple homes related to the director of asian affairs. that investigation relates to a separate investigation into travel and ties to china. prosecutors have not yet charged any of those people. in state court, the manhattan attorney charged several allies. he obtained guilty pleas against three people for funneling contributions through straw donors and indicted the former building's commissioner for allegedly taking bribes. mayor adams is up for election next year. incumbent mayors are usually not vulnerable to a primary challenge. mayor adams who emerge

we tried contacting the company's former owners — richard philip wells and malcolm david milson.ion. the case is ongoing and no arrests have been made. natasha turney reporting. the government told us that it had now protected 1.6 million customers by making it illegal to sell pre—paid funeral plans without authorisation from the financial regulator. it said a criminal investigation into safe hands plans limited was still ongoing by the serious fraud office and it wouldn't be able to comment further at this time. if you were a safe hands customer, let us know about your experience. maybe you think a government investigation leaving no stone unturned could help. maybe you want to be sure it does not happen again. you can get in touch in the usual ways — the details are on your screen now. we know how public inquiries work, if it happens, it takes a long time and you cannot think but for some of the victims perhaps too late. do get in touch if you have stories to tell us. always keen to read your messages every morning. some great stories today. including this. we'll speak to the c

joining us now, cnn political commentators, ashley allison and david urban, also washington those national columnist, philip bump ashley, what does it tell you about the climate right now that a sitting congressman and felt comfortable enough to post something like this. and apparently stand by what he said well, it's a reminder that racism and hatred is still very much alive and well in our country it's also a reminder that there is a leadership vacuum in the republican party right now. and i say that because the reason why he had the gall to post that and then have to sign i'd whether or not he was going to take it down is because his leader was the one who came up with it, or his leaders running mate rather came up with it and so when you don't have leaders who tell you what is right and wrong, you end up with situations like this. now the thing that is so unsettling about this is you mentioned in your piece, anderson, is that this? animals law enforcement, this man had the power. he carried a gun. he had the power to walk in the street and enforce the law. and most likely have the justice system behind

sheena wright, the first deputy mayor, her partner david banks, the chancellor of schools, who announced his retirement earlier this week. his brother philip banks, the deputy mayor for public safety, and timothy pearson, adams senior adviser, who all had electronic devices seized in early morning raids on september 4th. but none has been accused of crimes. adams spent part of the day yesterday at a u.n. reception hosted by president biden, prompting questions about whether the president and the embattled mayor have spoken. >> and adams was also at a reception last night with the president at the met. did they talk? i can confirm to you that the president did not see the mayor and they did not speak. >> the mayor's team pushing back every step of the way. adams defense attorney, alex spiro denying the charges. >> there's no corruption. this is not a real case. we're going to see everybody in court, hopefully tomorrow, if not monday. and i have nothing further. >> and i look forward to defending myself and defending the people of this city. >> adams will be arraigned tomorrow at noon friday. >> as mayor adams arraignment on the five counts

searched the homes of the deputy mayor for public safety, philip banks, and first deputy mayor, sheena wright. wright lives with bank's brother, david, who is the new york city school chancellor. a third banks brother who runs a consulting firm is also facing questions from investigators. it's not known what the fbi is investigating, but a source tells nbc news this does not appear to be related into the probe of mayor adams campaign fund-raising and ties to turkish donors. neither wright nor banks could be reached for comment. spokespeople for the fbi and u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york also declined to comment. meanwhile, in a separate investigation sources tell nbc news that the fbi seized the cellphone of police commissioner edward caban and several of his top aides. the commissioner has been leading the nypd since july of last year. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york declined to comment on that as well. according to sources authorities also seized the cellphone of mayor adams' top advisor and long time friend, a man named tim pearson. he was a remember former high ranking nypd foimgs and

philip banks, who is one of atoms most closest confidants. school chancellor david banks, who is phillips banks brother and a purse of former police inspector who's also a special advisor to timothy. his name is timothy pearson. we also know there were other people within the police department who against their cell phones that are personal devices, were all taken by the fbi in some sort of fdi some sort of investigation being conducted out of the southern district of new york. now, let's hear from eric adams about this most recent seizure of his top people i think it's important to allow the process to take place right now this review is showing that we are complying with it and we're going to continue to do so. and here's what i've done all my life. i'm going to i know what i'm going to do. and that is information that's needed to show that i've always follow the law, were going to give that information now adams up for reelection next year. of course, those who are vying for the top spot here in new york city, taking jabs at this latest news, it is important to n

david: i want to stick with you my chops are getting wet where should i be putting my money where are you putting your money specifically. >> names like coca-cola, philipmorris, 3m the out-of-favor and fashion. we talked about gold that is an all-time high as the dollar weakens easy goal go up in all these international names. david: kamala harris says that wall street think she would be better than donald trump for the markets. i look at the two plants one involves a bigger government more taxes and more regulation and the other involves putting elon musk to downsize the government, lowering taxes all over the place and lowering regulation pumping more oil it seems pretty clear that what is more market friendly than the other but is there any substance to what she says or do you know a lot of traders that favor economic plans? i don't and i would likeo know she smoking but you hit every nail on the head that the republicans are talking about less regulation and easier less red tape less regulation lower taxes across the board that will create a healthier economy. all she wants to do is take whatever she can, i think that is her wishing that wall stree

david hudson, i'm louder cellphone. my god. my wife says jody the manager. do you think this is the one you too bad. okay. if so, that's not philip was what i love the the you know, or how do you go loading on that getting that started playing what i mean, a low mile hold. the model of wellness is still loading the the, the bus cutter bid him and see if i would say jacka doesn't allow me to send me because it is too good to go. so new to this is the deal. good. so uh huh. good to none of this. so instead of the allies in the i brought the little jelly, god of you go to then a you're going to be our goal using money now, but the level of the not fair. so the deal said the car caught up compared to a lot of just a lot of good lago jago. it's good to have getting a deductible that i'd be. it's got them experts here and we're going to get like the new is are the same. it, what do you, what are you gonna say? who's talking about when you told us on the walk in the was a model, not a fit, but as up as the hope i got, i got it was a model doesn't matter. it's a beautiful that'll be model. yeah, i got to use that to solve that. somebody

that includes a whole bunch of people including a senior advisor, philip banks who is a deputy mayor for public safety. david banks the first deputy mayor, they're all visited by the fbi and yet they are not even mentioned in the indictment today. so are there more, is a more to come? you would think so based on the tone and tenor of the attorneys comments today at that news conference. i think we should keep our ears open as to what more may be coming down the pike. we don't know as far as mayor adams and how this prosecution could unfold. you heard ayana talk but when you he might surrendered i suspect there may be new negotiations going on right now between eric adams and attorneys for music turns office as to when he might surrendered and now that will be play out. at some point given the charges in the indictment he will have to be presented before a judge in federal court. he will have to be arraigned in the guilty or not guilty to these charges. if you thought there was a spectacle today, there will be even more of a spectacle when mayor adams has to appear in court. but again there is no sign from ma

philip who does -- put stuff online. someone else i want to recognize , i don't know where he is because there's a spotlight in my eyes. i want to highlight david who last year and the issuer has shown up to photograph the event. i want to highlight him because want to get him some business because i love his family, too. if you've ever subscribe to bass pro or cabela's and you seen the really you for pictures of fly fishing in south africa, that is david's picture. he flies all over the world for bass pro, so we have talent in the room this week and taking pictures. if you are a small business, i think in the last 100 days david has been at home with his wonderful family. if you want to send him some business, if you see the tall goofy guy with the camera walking around maybe with a pint of heloise in his hand, david is a great photographer. -- with a pint of heloise in his hand. -- also to my ascendant -- to my assistant, she and charlie and philip together keep me in line. she left her husband to be with us, i say that jokingly. her husband went to business conference and said i will be there at 11:00. all that being said, if you haven't bee

technology stocks is at&t, philip morris, coca-cola, those are the unsexy value oriented names that's where the money seems to be heading out and that's where investors are turning to. davidthank you both so much, you'll be back later in the show, don't go away, not to the policies that could shape these markets, , here is publishing a policy platform on her campaign website with the debate with former president trump quickly approaching, 24 hours from now, edward lawrence at the white house with more details on the vps plans. >> it is vague on the website, i tell you the debate is going to give us the longest most deep look into vice president kamala harris policies on what she plans to do should she be elected. up to now this is what we've been hearing from her. >> day one is going to be about when implementing my plan for what i call an opportunity economy, ird laid out a number of proposals in that regard which include what were going to do to bring down the cost of everyday goods and what were going to do to invest in america's small businesses and to invest in families. her campaign finally posted issues online she still plans to empower the ftc with greater authori

philip is going to be putting stuff online. there is somebody else i want to recognize floating around. i don't know where he is yet because there is a spotlight but my friend david canna. i want to highlight david who for free last year and now this year has shown up to photograph the event. now, i want to highlight him because i want to get into business because i love his family, too. if you ever subscribed to bass pro or cabela and had seen the really beautiful pictures of flyfishing in like south africa, that is david's picture. he flies all over the world for bass pro. so we have got his talent in the room this weekend taking pictures. and if you are a small business, david, i think in the last 100 days it has been fine in his bed at home. if you want to send him some business, if you see the tall, goofy guy with a camera walking around. maybe with a pint of hdagen- dazs in his hands. david is a great photographer. if you don't believe me, just go look at your local bass pro shop. and to his wife, stephanie. and also to my assistant candace gordon who she and charlie keep me in line. she left her husband to be with us. i say that jokingly. her husband sent

one, david banks, the new york city schools chancellor, who earlier this week announced his plans to retire at the end of the year, this calendar year, in the middle of the school year. and philip banks, adams' deputy mayor for public safety. jonathan: we have got to leave it there. we appreciate your reporting. any updates, jump back on and share them with us. this from the new york times. laura mentioned one of these investigations. this has been widely-reported on now for the best part of 12 month. whether the mayor pressured the fire department officials for a turkish building despite safety concerns. lisa: especially at a time where a lot of people have been indicted or subpoenaed in his orbit. the fact that i find most interesting is that i have not heard anyone come out in support of him in the democrats of the leadership. we have had a number of people distance themselves from him. i wonder where he gets support and where he doesn't. annmarie: that is a great question. we heard from congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, but where is chuck schumer, the senator from new york? where is how hakeem jeffries, the house leader on the democratic side? and of course, governor