lizzy: investors really are regaining confidence in phillips.e had your two biggest investors raising their stake in the company just last month. i wonder if they told you why they bought more shares and whether you expect them to buy even more stake. >> i think we were indeed very encouraged to see that. we saw 15% earlier as a strong signal of confidence. we saw them upping their stake even after the settlement. they have been looking at our plane and great depth so they know what we are executing. we launched our plan they looked into what we were doing with safety, supply chain, simple location of the organization. adding assets to support health care in hospital and home. they are excited about the value we can on tap for phillips but also customers and that's what's been driving further investment and what we see when we engage with other investors because after the settlement we had in the first quarter, we see them focusing on the business, focusing on the innovation potential we have to support a big sector in need, health care, which d

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political commentatorjoe phillips and the commentator joe phillips and the former deputy leader of reformn habib. would you ever manage to get a shot of your children looking as well—presented as that? >> well, i think that's manicured, isn't it? he's been made to sit still and he's been done up. >> but they do wear these rather, sort of old fashioned outfits , don't they? i mean, outfits, don't they? i mean, they dress like little grown ups. they have to, i was there. >> how do you bribe your child to sit as well as you look as good. yeah, yeah, but i'm not sure. is that a positive? is that enough to make a child sit still? it make me run for the hills. i could tell you, anyway, i am with you until 7:00 tonight. your thoughts on all the goings on? i've got a lot i want to talk to you about tonight's secret service. i'll come on to that at joe biden. i also want to talk to you about a story that caught my eye in grimsby. they're going to be trialling, blasting out the laws, on that kind of big mega speakers on the streets of grimsby to try and tackle anti—social behaviour. what do you mak

we return to our conversation now with minnesota democratic congressman dean phillips. congressman, you were just saying that in your estimation, the presidet no longer has the faith and trust of the majority of congress. before your election, it was republicans who held minnesota's third district. for 60 years. you're not running for re-election there. with the scene you are painting, do you think that congress goes to republican control, that seat but also congress in the senate and the house. >> i think so and i think that is one reason we're seeing this massive shift. it is my colleague's backyard. they're seeing their numbers precipitously decline. our front lines are the most in the country and i had a district that had not voted for a democrat in 60 years. we could reinvite independents or never trump republicans, and democrats have been using imposition, not invitation. and i my think colleagues are recognizing that sadly, a man we love, joe biden is going to drag down this whole ticket. it is not just about the white house and if democrats do not hold the senat

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author, julia phillips.ring the 8g band with kate schellenbach. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to ge to the news. in a letter released yesterday, white house physician dr. kevin o'connor said that president biden is not displaying signs of parkinson's disease. yeah, that's where we are right now. [ laughter ] that's the good news. throw it on a bumper sticker. there we go. former president trump attempted to distance himself last week from a conservative think tank's controversial "project 2025" political roadmap. and said, "i know nothing about 'project 2025.' i have no idea who's behind it." here's the thing, when trump is pretending to know something he's a good liar, but when he's pretending he doesn't know something, he's a terrible liar. [ laughter ] remember when he pretended not to know that ruth bader ginsberg had died. >> she just died? wow. ♪ i didn't kno

we'll hear from joe manchin and congressman dean phillips.he co-chair of president biden's re-election campaign cedric richmond will join us. and what more could the secret service have done more. we'll check in with the chairman of the house intelligence committee ohio republican mike turner. >>> finally we'll take a deeper look at what a potential trump second term could mean for america and the world. it is all just ahead on "face the nation". ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." as we start a new week here in washington, the country is still making sense of the tumultuous moment that we're in. on monday, just two days after donald trump survived an assassination attempt at a pennsylvania rally, a federal judge in florida dismissed the charges brought by jack smith for trump's mishandling of classified documents. those counts have been widely viewed as the most serious charges out of all of the felony counts he faced in federal and state courts. smith plans to appeal. that same day the republican national convention kicke

julia phillips will also be here. [ cheers and applause ] i loved her last book.again. so excited to talk to her. also, check out "family trips," a podcast i do with brother. we talked to david duchovny this week. [ cheers and applause ] he is absolutely fantastic. it's a great listen. you guys, we're going to move on real quick. kevin roberts, the president of the conservative think tank, the heritage foundation, raised a lot of eyebrows this week while talking about the foundation's plans for a second trump term. which means it's time for "a couple things" with jeff wright. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, seth. that's right. kevin roberts appeared on steve bannon's podcast last week and said this -- >> we are in the process of the second american revolution, which will remain bloodless, if the left allows it to be. >> okay, okay. couple things. first thing, "it will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be"? have you met anybody on the left? [ light laughter ] because everybody i know on the left is afraid of blood. [ laughter ] seth cut himself shav

, jess phillips, but not just jess phillips, a bunch of people and how, messed up the electoral procedurewas basically intimidation , violence, >> who was it coming from? >> who was it coming from? >> it came, unfortunately, from, the predominantly the muslim where it's coming from, not all muslims, but the extremist islamists and banded together and, their behaviour was, despicable, undemocratic , despicable, undemocratic, thuggish, and what's. so this guy is calling them out again , guy is calling them out again, not really identifying who he talks about different constituencies or different communities or whatever. not really. he does eventually call about tiptoeing around. >> he says he does many communities. >> it's like, yeah, sorry, this is a this is a real issue. it's, you know, this islamist and far left cranks and this this is something that really struck me when jess phillips was heckled and the amount of intimidation and the amount of intimidation and harassment that was directed at her and her team throughout the campaign tires slashed all the campaign tires slashed all the r

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. >> you back to democrat dean phillips against biden. you you are tactic, you're no longer a democrat. you have this sort of a third party. what would you say to democrats who say yeah, but that guy, andrew yang, he's not even one of us. why should we listen to him? >> i ran against donald trump in 2020. i back to dean phillips, who i would say has demonstrated more courage in principle than the vast majority of other members of the democratic congress where he saw what we're seeing right now months ago back when there was a primary and he stepped up within the party risked his career and made the case that joe biden is not the right nominee, two-phase donald trump in november based in large part, upon his advancing age and the fact that his best days are behind him. how many other members are saying the exact same thing right now, briana, i am so glad that dean phillips stepped up. i was proud to support him and he has been proven 100% correct. he's a man of principle encouraged and i hope other members of the party take a lesson from w

we heard comments from jess phillips, the new safeguarding - phillips, the new safeguarding ministerfrom keir starmer. how quickly can the public expect to see change from this government before we say things aren't improving quickly enough? we aren't improving quickly enough? - have to be realistic. this government is inheriting a broken criminaljustice government is inheriting a broken criminal justice system. government is inheriting a broken criminaljustice system. those are the facts. this criminaljustice system has been chronically underinvested for well over a decade orso underinvested for well over a decade or so it will take quite some time unfortunately to rebuild and restore that criminal justice system. unfortunately to rebuild and restore that criminaljustice system. it needs wholesale reform. whilst i very much support the government's ambition i also understand it will take time to deliver. we ambition i also understand it will take time to deliver.— ambition i also understand it will take time to deliver. we will leave it there. claire _ take time to deliver. we will

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david frum dean phillips, congressman phillips that he's not yet ready to endorse. he wants to see a series of townhalls with not only the vice president kamala harris, but other democrats who may be interested in getting the nomination, right? >> so there are two things going on in the party right now. there are some in the party who are arguing like dean phillips is for some kind of robust process to play out. all comers join and let the party sort through who the nominee is. on the other side, there is the clear movement and momentum to get behind harris candidate. harris is candidacy for all the structural reasons. we've discussed and all the demographic reasons inside the party and all of these things and yet, there are some people wolf who may end up in that camp of let's get behind harris, his candidacy, who were not coming out to endorse her right now because a they're saying they want to give joe biden a day of praise for making this statement. i'm sure that's true, but also because they want to give harris a day or so here to stay and up her operation and

some of my activists had their tyres slashed on election day. >> now, jess phillips only just managedt vote. and wes streeting as well, in ilford north, only just scraped by with a number of labour mps having huge chunks taken out of their majorities by these independent pro gaza campaigners. another mp in birmingham, shabana mahmood, labour mp, faced the same kind of intimidation in her campaign and described it as an assault on democracy when masked men disrupted one of their community meetings. so, albie, do you think that this is going to be a much more of a problem for the labour party than it would be for the conservatives? >> i think the problem for the conservative party is, is a different one. the problem for the conservative party is the reform party. and what we have seen at this general election is a return to multi—party politics. it's not just labour versus tory in this new administration that we have in the houses of parliament. it's these pro gaza independents who i really disagree with the way that they are going about promoting that cause, though it's an important ca

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well, chris phillips , >> yeah.lips, friend of the program, thank you, as ever for coming on. well, i've never seen chris phillips as happy as that. i mean, he feels at last something's happening, which is, i think, good news now , i think, good news now, yesterday, you know, rachel reeves gets up the chancellor of the exchequer says the tories have lied to the nation. they've hidden the figures . and it was hidden the figures. and it was almost like a sort of old fashioned stalinist soviet show trial, the tories are the guilty men and, you know, they try to answer back, but they couldn't. but tucked in the middle of all of this and not really getting the coverage that it normally would have done, is the whole scheme for winter fuel payments. now, just to remind you, tony blair brought this in, you know, nearly 25 years ago, there were criticisms that some very rich pensioners were getting a winter fuel allowance, but what she's basically done is said that unless you're on pension credits, you ain't going to get the

. >> i'm curious your stance on you had people like congressman dean phillips and marianne williamson ballots across the country, but the dnc did not allow any room for anyone but biden. was that a mistake? >> well, i know marianne, and she is a very, very intelligent, decent person and phillips i don't know. but, yeah, i think the idea of having serious debates among the candidates is always a positive idea. >> do you think that -- does the allegations are worthy of repeating that the dnc provided cover for biden? >> look, right now we are where we are at. we have donald trump who is raising enormous amounts of money from the richest people in this country. he is campaigning. we need to get going and kamala harris will be the candidate. >> and last question for you, senator. do you think that an open convention will strengthen the candidacy of vice president harris? >> i think there is almost universal support for the vice president right now. i think she is going to become the candidate, and i look forward to seeing her becoming the next president. >> our thanks to linsey. >>> up ne

phillips.t hear the last of it, and there does seem to be, i think, a certain hypocrisy when it comes to certain politicians. if you see nigel farage accosted on the street, or jacob rees—mogg, there are too many people on my side of politics who are willing to turn a blind eye to that and say, well, they've asked for it. you know, it's the equivalent of the she was wearing a miniskirt argument. you know, they've asked for it because, you know, they're provocative politicians. whereas if it was to happen to somebody else, the sort of people that we've mentioned, there would be an outcry over it. so similarly, paul, i'm a bit worried that nigel farage, i mean, he's given a sensible statement, but i'm a bit worried that folk on the right are going to take umbrage at this. just water off a duck's back. that's what it should be. there is a danger that people do say, yeah, everybody's a victim and it's absolutely wrong. and they play that game. they get into play in that game. they get into play in

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where jess phillips calls out misogyny. she looked darn cute doing it. >> jess phillips is a very, very well known in our circle. she has a massive crush on a friend of mine called carl benjamin. they had a bit of a fling. that's a joke , but i know they that's a joke, but i know they hate each other. it's amazing. it's hilarious. but she was heckled and booed. because she beat the independent candidate by just 693 votes, and it was by a pro—palestinian mob who had a very, very reasonable people, of course, and very respectful. absolutely. yeah. they love me to, i'm actually very fortunate. i'm hated by both sides of that argument. it's fantastic. but, she said and she always hits back with, i understand that a strong woman standing up to you is met with such reticence, and she did the exact same thing to us when things kicked off with her on us years ago. she always says that the reason people hate her is because she's a woman. it's not. she's insufferable. she's she's just insufferable . she's she's just insufferable. >>

we've also got phillip blonde. he's a former adviser to david cameron and top celebrity chef jameson stokes. but first, let's go to the . news. go to the. news. >> very good evening to you. it is just coming up to 7:01 and first, the top story. it's sport and the opening ceremony at the paris olympics is now underway, featuring around 10,000 athletes. and it's the first time the event isn't taking place inside a stadium. lady gaga has been rehearsing ahead of a performance which is rumoured could also feature ceune rumoured could also feature celine dion. thousands have gathered along the banks of the city's river for the official opening of tonight's games. it's going ahead as planned, despite some concerns over security following attacks on the country's high speed railway, causing travel disruption . causing travel disruption. today, the athletes have been seen parading along the river, with boats in the ceremony taking place outside of a stadium for the first time in the event's history . we were the event's hi

labour's jess phillips just managed to hold on to her seat in birmingham, despite a candidate from georgeway's workers party coming very close to unseating her. she was heckled as she accepted. take a look at this . this this election look at this. this this election has been . has been. >> can you throw them out.7 >> can you throw them out.7 >> but we have a few speeches . >> but we have a few speeches. >> but we have a few speeches. >> you heard that right.7 she demanded that the islamist chanting abuse at her are thrown out. where do you want them removed to, jess? rwanda. your party just closed that down. in fact, your party invited this ideology into the country and stops any efforts to restrict them coming in. so enjoy the consequences of your own opinions. and while labour were the winners overall, it wasn't all good news for them. they lost four seats to muslim independents, who campaigned on a pro gaza platform in leicester south. around 30% of the electorate are muslim and it's been held by labour's jonathan ashworth for 13 years. he lost it to shaukat adam, who declared this is

and jess phillips has soken a situation. and jess phillips has spoken a lot — situation.as i spoken a lot about the intimidation she has received during the campaign. have you experience any of that when you were campaigning since you have one? trio. that when you were campaigning since you have one?— you have one? no, it has been really ositive you have one? no, it has been really positive and — you have one? no, it has been really positive and i — you have one? no, it has been really positive and i would _ you have one? no, it has been really positive and i would say _ you have one? no, it has been really positive and i would say on _ you have one? no, it has been really positive and i would say on the i positive and i would say on the doorstep one of the positive things we heard was, i hope she wins, and it was a real moment that people saw there was a woman coming through and i am a mum and i have lived in the constituency for over 20 years and i have four children and with it was a very positive move to elect someone who was truly local and who was in touch with a lo

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the conoco phillips has a right to drill on those lands and bought those leases a long time ago. there isn't much of a record of the u.s. government successfully calling back those drilling rights once they have sold them. it's very tricky, and i think one thing we have seen from the biden administration is that they had big goals on reining in drilling on public lands or promises i should say, when they first came into office, and then tap the brakes on some of that. they had a pause on leasing in the first year in office, a few months later you have a court decision that says you can't do this and they backed up and went back to leasing. they leased a lot less, but since that loss, you really seen them say, okay we will focus on regulatory changes. we are going to focus on higher royalties and think about how we can lease only in certain areas, try to shrink the footprint over time of the federal oil and gas program, they had almost nothing in terms of stopping the actual flow of oil and the willow project is one thing that will last for 3 decades. that came out of the biden ad

bush el ex juez federal mark phillip y david mitchell, ex secretario del departamento de seguridad públicadad de construir la ciudad cerca de la base de la fuerza aérea de travis. la medida rezonificación más de 17.000 acres para permitir dicha construcción. el mes pasado, los supervisores del condado solicitaron un informe de impacto medioambiental. ese informe ya está completo y se espera que se le presente a los funcionarios el martes y este domingo. el incendio ridge sigue siendo una preocupación para los bomberos y es que las llamas se han extendido a más de 2600 acres en 2 condados colusa y lake. los esfuerzos están enfocados en crear líneas de contención para evitar que siga creciendo. siguen activas las órdenes de evacuación, los cierres de calles también en el condado colusa. el fuego se encuentra contenido en un 15% y atención residentes de tracy. porque ante el calor que se pronostica para esta semana que estamos por comenzar, la ciudad dispondrá de centros para refrescarse que no serán afectados por los posibles apagones que anunció pg&e. algunas de las ubicaciones que contarán

on jess phillips female mps.your mind back in time, you know, there was a time when all the papers were sneering at harriet harman, calling her harriet harman, calling her harriet ha person and moves for equality, which is about equal pay equality, which is about equal pay and, you know, things like that. actually, it was sneered at. so i think it's dangerous. i think you can say to people, oh , think you can say to people, oh, boys will be boys, that's okay. but they also need to understand that doesn't give them free reign . but on the upside of it, reign. but on the upside of it, i think anything that engages young people with politics is good. and i would, you know, personally, i would lower the age to 16, but i would make it compulsory. >> claire, you said you think it's quite patronising what joe said about young men not actually being able to make their minds. what do you mean by that, exactly? well, i just mean that, exactly? well, i just mean that we're forming these young characters, haven't you? i've g

i'm perfectly willing to listen to crackpot ideas that dean phillips, saturday's.t, he never would have got he would have gotten more than 62 votes in new hampshire or whatever he got but let's the dice are rolled already. if you get all 50 states shares, not all of whom agree with each other backing this, this election is over. alayna, we've got to focus on the real enemy at the party of hate and anger, which is the republicans. and i think kamala harris is going to do a really good job on that au and what do you foresee is the biggest obstacle for democrats in the coming days and weeks i think they've got to get their act together behind kamala harris, pure and simple. >> look what has happened here is literally, we've run out of time. maybe way back in maybe april if this had happened in april, maybe we could have had a mini primary, maybe some other candidates would've gotten in. we are less than a month away from the democratic convention and remember that kamala harris has happened, has done one thing that none of the others have she has been vetted on a nati

let me ask, phillip the so perez we understand had budgeted around $8000000000.00 or uh for the 20 a year. rose. i beg your pardon for the 2024 olympics when it want it back in 2017 . it's sense of course of that budget by a few $1000000000.00. we know that real, for example, what 15 times above its own budget. i mean the olympics as a business model. what's going on here? is it failing us? i think i think some of the, the, the, the idea, the, the elliptic movement they, they, they built in them when the president 7 who's coming in charge of international olympic committee present. thomas bob came in. he came in with this idea called agenda 2020 saying off, not what you do for the olympics, but what the olympics can do for your country. and that was the problem is that we don't build any new facilities on necessarily spend as little as possible, use whatever you can. but of course, and that never quite was because everybody wants to show that best well cops and eliminates they want to show that the country is vibrant, has gleaming new facilities and everything else. i mean, even lond

so good thing phillips, democratic congressman from minnesota recently voted to punish the international criminal court, calling out israel for war crimes. and for genocide, he's also the same guy who praise the eyes, the same same organization. when they criticize russia, he said the licensee was within their jurisdiction to criticize mister bruton, but they're out of their jurisdiction when they criticize mister vin. yeah. what all right here is getting called out on it. but i think the way the icpc went about it was absolutely incorrectly do, i believe because they didn't follow their own standards and they weren't beyond their per you of course is, were only us not party to the i know is rush. and i think the problem is my, these are the i c c as you notes and rush arisen and we all supported the i c, c, a rest warrants against britain barton was happy with that. so it was good, like i just said this beyond their purview and said, why is it wise to know beyond that? have you been that yahoo is for, for i think the whole math, i think the whole methodology, frank, we have the i c c. r

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but phillip, let me bring you in from london. look the motto of the ideals. rather i should say for the olympics are respect, excellence and friendship. do you think that these games will deliver on these promises by the promoters? so it's, it's, it's a, it's a hope that some people will find that magic of the olympics having experience it in my hometown of london back in 2012. and there was a vibe that there was a lot of negativity before had in the wake some months before hand. and suddenly that old change and people it did become a village of the world. but. 3 yeah it's, it's very, very difficult. i mean 1st and foremost it's foster high, a stronger, which is the great olympic molto to try and exceed your very best. and they've added some of the westwood together, which is the well coming together. and it has worked in the past in some ways. i mean i'm sitting the notably boss alona. these were games where the well did come together and everybody went away with a good feeling. and these games have got a multi so wide open games. antonia stay engaged, the p

as donald just said, as abstract phillips, but it's not abstract too. it's as we are living in every the, it's a reality. and we need to focus on the reality. we need to focus on accountability because the crime with crisis was not started by small island developing states, but we need to ensure that we protect the most vulnerable in our communities. who are the footprints of this kind of crisis. we need to maybe stop being a little so politically correct about it. and we actually meet as he said, the conversation has been going on for 20. is the time to take action was not, no, it was then. what do you mean by let the politically correct? probably some point of we need to tackle the issues of hands on. we need to talk of the issues that are in front of us. we need to take the well overall eyes off. we need to bring like spaces like this, do bring a lot more away in this car, t and vision to what is happening in these countries that are being affected by climate change and put a human element to it because of the human element. that stuff is the most, a

in addition, we have seen some people brought back into government, so itjess phillips, she resignedas unhappy with keir starmer i not quickly called for a cease—fire in that conflict, just as well to resign, because she onlyjust one her seat narrowly over george galloway workers party, she has returned to ministerial ranks at the parliament office, one has been tackling violence against women and girls and jess phillips is likely to be given that rule in the home office in particular. in other areas, some by election winners have been awarded with ministerial appointments, michael shanks one ac from the smb even before the general election took place, he had been energy minister and set up this gba energy, publicly owned company in scotland is one of keir starmer his priorities. scotland is one of keir starmer his riorities. �* , , scotland is one of keir starmer his riorities. �* , ._ scotland is one of keir starmer his riorities. �* _ ._ ., ., priorities. busy day for him, and in terms of crossing _ priorities. busy day for him, and in terms of crossing over _ priorities. busy day