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>> will reeve for us tonight. will, thank you for that. >>> now to president trump's friday night announcement, commuting the three-year sentence of longtime political ally roger stone, just days before stone was set to report to prison. tonight at least one republican is accusing the president of quote, historic corrupt. abc's rachel scott is in washington. >> just a few minutes ago, i had a very gracious call from the president of the united states. >> reporter: it was the call roger stone had been waiting for. >> he told me that he had wers oclency to cosentence in w full commutation of my sentence. >> reporter: and he says it came in the nick of time. friday evening, just days before stone was set to begin his more than three-year prison sentence, the president making his longtime friend and ally a free man. >> i'm very happy with what i did. >> reporter: stone was convicted in november on seven felony counts brought against him by special counsel robert mueller, including five counts of lying to congress, wit

. >>> still ahead, mississippi's tate reeves' signing of a bill to change the flag.r "first look" at "morning joe" is back in a moment. nt ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat switch your family of three or more from at&t or verizon to t-mobile essentials and save up to 50% off your current service and smartphones. keep your phones. and we'll pay them off. up to $450 each. only at t-mobile. >>> welcome back. mississippi's governor tate reeves signed a bill yesterday that would remove the state flag and ban future use the confederate emblem. footage obtained by nbc news shows the mississippi flag being removed on the senate side of capitol hill and replaced with a temporary flag, featuring the state seal. adopted nearly three decades after the end the civil war, mississippi's state flag was the only one that contained the confederate battle flag. signing the bill yesterday to take down the flag, governor reeves said, quote, this,

>> all right, abc's will reeve. will, thank you. >>> the president, as you saw there at the top of the broadcast, downplaying the coronavirus over the weekend, saying 99% of the cases are harmless. today, he appeared to try to shift attention back to nascar, the confederate flag and nascar driver bubba wallace, asking, where is bubba wallace's apology, after that noose was found in wallace's garage. well, tonight, wallace is responding and so is nascar. and here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: after back-to-back speeches this weekend where he accused his political opponents of trying to destroy america, the president today took aim at nascar's only full-time black driver, bubba wallace. "has bubba wallace apologized to all of those great nascar drivers and officials who came to his aid, stood by his side, and were willing to sacrifice everything for him, only to find out that the whole thing was just another hoax," the president tweeted. in fact, there was no hoax. a noose, operatin

but i hear you, governor reeves. thank you for your time today.hts and prayers and best wishes with the good citizens of my the. today. thank you so much, sir. >>> my next guest says that she would not trust president trump's education secretary to watch over a house plant, much less the nation's children. congresswoman ayanna pressley, next. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. ♪ this smells so good. ♪ big thanks to you guys at home. we're here right now. ♪ we adapt and we change. i mean you just figure it out and we'll do like we do as safely as we can. ♪ i got a new job. ♪ we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. we're lookin' for a day at a time baby. ♪ is that if you're not wexpecting the shock,t and the markets fall dramatically, you might panic. and in the midst of that panic, you might sell and run to cash. at the very moment, you shouldn't. at the very moment, prices are at their low. that's my fear. i'm not worried about the country. i'm not worried about the financial markets, because in the

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labour's rachel reeves act of the idea of compulsory mask wearing, orface reeves act of the idea of compulsorywearing, or face covering wearing in shops, she said it might encourage people to go out and spend —— back to the idea. she did so more clarity from government would be helpful. is this something businesses want? the group which represents independent shops told me there isn't every any evidence yet it would boost the economy will boost the fragile consumer confidence and footfall, and it would take a lot more than just wearing masks to stimulate demand. whatever direction the uk government decides to go with this in england, one thing is very clear in that retailers want at all costs to avoid a situation where there is a second wave in the crucial pre—christmas trading period. katy austin, a business correspondent, thank you. meanwhile, president trump has appeared in public for the first time wearing a face mask, whilst visiting a military hospital. it comes as the us declared a record 66,000 cases of infections in one day. mr trump had previously refused to wear a mask in front of c

abc's will reeve right there inside the magic kingdom.ll, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. i am here. today is the day, walt disney world welcoming guests back for the first time in months. magic kingdom, animal kingdom opening today. the other parks later next week. amid the pandemic, it'll be a new disney experience for everyone, one with new safety protocols throughout. this morning, walt disney world is re-opening. >> hi, guys. welcome back. >> reporter: today in a cautious and phased approach, disney's animal kingdom and magic kingdom welcoming guests for the first time in four months since its pandemic-induced shutdown, with hollywood studios and epcot planning to re-open later next week but as covid-19 cases surge here in florida, some are asking if now is the right time. >> should walt disney world be opening right now? >> in these unique times i think we've evolved. we've become more flexible and i think we're ready for this new world. >> reporter: disney had to reimagine the park experience new health and saf

. >> reporter: among them, edward, nat love and bass reeves. >> he arrested over 3,000 people during his career as a deputy marshall. from what we understand, the stories of the loan ranger were based on bass reed's life. >> after the civil war, says gentry, black cowboys played a key role in settling the west. >> why would the cowboy way appeal to so many of these formerly enslaved people? >> there's an incredible amount of freedom with managing cattle. it's a very, very tough way to make a living, but i would imagine there's a lot of gratification in being out on the open plains underneath the stars. >> maurice way learned to ride on his grandfather's farm, but -- >> i used to watch cowboys on tv, and i never saw an african-american cowboy. if we did see one, he was like on the chuck wagon or trail drives. >> reporter: then the bill picket invitational rodeo started up, named for famous rodeo bulldogger bill picket. and you were like, whoa, there are a lot of us. >> yes. whoa. in fact, i said, what spaceship did these brothers come from? >> he still competes and also champions youn

my congratulations to ken reeves. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize jerry evans for being named one of arkansas' outstanding coaches of the year. this year coach evans led the high school girls wrestling team to victory as the girls arkansas state champions. also picking up two individual championships on the team. in 2019, he was the 5-a wrestling coach of the year for the arkansas wrestling coaches association. and was chosen by the arkansas democratic gazette as the all arkansas prep wrestling coach of the year. and named the arkansas high school coaches association wrestling coach of the year through the arkansas activities association. coach evans received his masters in kinesiology at harding university, graduating as the first member of his immediate family to earn a college degree. in an interview with the arkansas democratic gazette, coach evans said, i knew i wanted to be a coach ever since i was in eighth grade. i knew i wanted to be an in education and become a teacher. i think coach evans -- thank coach

here is will reeve. >> reporter: and in "first look," the battle over closing beaches as covid cases increase and the fourth of july holiday weekend approaches. some states like new jersey and south carolina are keeping theirs open. but others like some cities in southern florida and l.a. county are shutting down. >> if they close it this weekend, i'd be upset. >> it will be a lot worse there are so many peer here republican are t. >> reporter: and many are urging some of the biggest tourist spots to close. >> it is a prideful holiday, but we all have to have our eyes focused on making sure the country stays healthy and remains healthy. >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00, what you need to know to stay safe if you do head to the shore. with your "first look," i'm will reeve, abc news. >>> the mayor of santa cruz is asking visitors to consider staying home for the fourth of july weekend. and beaches have been open for a week now. but there won't be fireworks shows or any planned events this weekend. >> and if people choose to come to sachbt santa cruz, we're asking that they wear masks

you have tate reeves in mississippi sign a bill that was passed to take down the confederate flag. at the same time, he vetoed bills that would have helped actual people, bills that had to do with allowing people to not have their water turned off during the coronavirus when you have to wash their hands. he vetoed that. the poor people's campaign said the following about this, his decisi -- his decisi - >> do you worry that people will have the appropriate level of outrage and they'll do cosmetic things that will change and get rid of the monuments for instance, but things like that will still happen? tate reeves wants credit for taking down the flag, but he's taking away water from poor people at the same time? >> i'm so glad you framed it that way. i think tim just a minute ago, you said how you were astonished that there's 29% that still condone him, but he is completely cowed by people with power over him. that 29%, those are the racists that aren't afraid to be aligned with one in public still. and there's way more in america than that. i think the republican party has some ho

will reeve went to the university of central florida to take a look at what changed. >> reporter: collegend the coronavirus. >> because we can't have that interactive experience with students that we're used to, we're really having to take a step back and reevaluate how we'rety of ctral f in orlando as it is it safe to be school right now? >> you know, as long as are precautions set up that falty to do this in a way that doesn't challenge their health or well-being, we are going with three things. wear a face covering, washing of hands, and keeping social distancing. >> reporter: and coming up, we'll show you the other big changes coming that you also might see at a college campus in your area. with your "gma first look," i'm will reeve, abc news, ordinary. >>> and the nba's restart inside of their bubble in orlando is now underway. the magic was the first team to formally return to the practice courts. the last eight teams arrived yesterday and checked in to their hotels. by tomorrow, all 22 teams participating in the restart should have practiced at least once. exhibition games are slat

but labour's rachel reeves supports compulsory face coverings in shops, and she called for clarity from it would inspire greater confidence and might encourage more people to go out and spend money if they see more people wearing face masks in shops. boosting the damaged economy is now a big priority for the government. it's trying to encourage more people to get back to work and start spending again, but it faces a difficult balance. the virus hasn't gone away, and that's why we're hearing about new measures which could mitigate the risk of it spreading as activity ramps up and make people more confident. the trade body for independent shops isn't convinced that mandatory facemasks alone will boost weak consumer confidence. there's no evidence that wearing masks suddenly will increase footfall in shops. that's the concern. without any evidence, there's a fear that it could become a barrier to shopping instead of an enhancement. businesses want to avoid any further lockdown in the run—up to christmas, so welcome measures designed to protect public health. but retailers question how toug

and will reeve takes a look at the preps under way. >> reporter: in "gma first look," the new normal at disney world as it prepares to reopen. we're live inside the magic kingdom with an exclusive look at the changes being made to keep visitors safe. on saturday, the iconic destination will begin a cautious reopening of its parks after being shut down for four months due to the covid-9 pandemic. >> we've really focused on ensuring that we have a thoughtful and methodical reopening strategy that is phased on various attendance levels that allow us to launch, learn and adjust. >> reporter: attractions will have added safety measures. but as coronavirus cases surge in florida, many critics fear this reopening may be premature de t precautions disney is taking. coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll tell you what you need to know if you are planning a visit. where your "gma first look," i'm will reeve, abc news, orlando. >> i like how in every video of this the characters are still pumped up, they are ready, they are happy. >> and mickey mouse was looking slim. he has been working out >> what is,

will reeve got drl reopening in orlando while the state of florida surges with virus cases.and phased approach. the crowds smaller as attendance was capped, lines to get in socially distanced, masks required. >> it's not a lot of guests here today because they are controlling attendance. you have to have a park reservation. >> reporter: some questioning the park opening while the state is seeing an increase in cases. in this county, 476 cases in the last day, 12% testing positive. >> it's an unavoidable reality covid cases are surging in this part of florida especially. is it safe to be opening disney world right now? >> well, this is our new world. this is the world we now live in. we feel like now in this new normal we're in is the right time to open. >> reporter: disney implementing safety measures, temperature checks at entrances, moretizing around the grounds. >> grab some hand sanitizer. >> reporter: and fewer people aloud on rides.safaris, guest enter through the partitions and barriers between each row. characters greeted guests from a distance and discouraged gather

keanu reeves and alex winter provided a most excellent preview through zoom.there's this little tidbit even though george carlin died in 2008. the filmmakers are using archive footage to bring back his character, rufus. >> eric, you said that with so much gusto and excitement, i feel like you were a "bill & ted" fan? >> who, me? excellent. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. thanks for joining us. we'll see you right back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, the first atlantic hurricane of the season hitting the u.s. in the heart of the pandemic. hanna sweeping across parts of texas, making landfall with 90-mile-an-hour winds. homes and structures damaged. at one point, hundreds of thousands without power. strong winds knocking over a semi on the highway. and tracking hurricane douglas, taking aim at hawaii. residents lining up at shelters as the storm closes in. our rob marciano standing by. >>> tonight's other major headline -- coronavirus cases soaring. fema issuing an sos for skilled medical professionals in five states. america's death toll topping 146,000. more

but labour's rachel reeves supports compulsory face coverings and shops.would inspire greater confidence and might encourage more people to go out and spend money if they see more people wearing face masks in shops. the trade body for independent shops isn't convinced the measure would on its own boost weak consumer confidence. there is no evidence that wearing masks suddenly will increase footfall in shops, and i think that's the concern. without any evidence, there's a fear it could become a barrier to shopping instead of an enhancement. businesses welcome measures that will protect public health. they are desperate to avoid a further lockdown in the run—up to christmas, however retailers question how tougher rules on face coverings would be enforced. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.30 and 11.30 this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are the broadcaster and psychotherapist, lucy beresford and john renotul, chief political commentator at the independent. let me bring you some

as if keanu reeves doesn't do enough also, the actor, musician and film producer is a comic book writerng up with matt kim to produce "berserker" about a violent demagogue. reeves has been a fan since he was a kind this is a project of a dream coming true. >> what is "jeopardy"? >> i miss it. it's been part of my life, a very important part of my life for 36 years. >> alex trebek gets candid about cancer in his new book and coming up at five covid hasn't stopped the housing market but good luck to what happened before. >>> plus, i felt like it was the right thing to do to record or get involved in some way. >> video captures a moment that one man says shows him at his worst, but sometimes what you see isn't the whole story. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...si

abc nws reporter will reeve got an inside look. >> reporter: walt disney world reopening in orlando while the state of florida surges with virus cases. disney is calling it a cautious and phased approach. the crowds smaller as attendance was capped, lines to get in socially distanced, masks required. >> it's not a lot of guests here today because they are controlling attendance. you have to have a park reservation. >> reporter: some questioning the park opening while the state is seeing an increase in cases. in this county, 476 cases in the last day, 12% testing positive. it's an unavoidable reality covid cases are surging in this part of florida especially. is it safe to be opening disney world right now? >> well, this is our new world. this is the world we now live in. normal in is t right teisy implementing safety measures, temperature checks at entrances, more sanitizing stations placed around the grounds. >> grab some hand sanitizer.nd l allowed on rides. here at kilimanjaro safaris, guest also enter through these partitions and on the ride vehicle, there will be barriers between eac

jeremy reeves was a high school student, a jazz drummer and delivered groceries.he started having a relationship with a young white woman, a got fine found out, she cried rape. >> they put him in the electric chair and told him if he didn't confess, he would be electrocuted on the spot. he gave a false confession. she began writing letters and trying to organize against blocking that execution. got dr. king involved. and didn't succeed. he was executed. she would tell me how devastating that was, how it broke her heart. >> this is a rosa parks letter from 1956. i cried bitterly that i would be lynched rather than be run over by them. they could get the rope ready for me at any time they wanted to do their lynching. while my neck was spared of the lynch rope and my body was never riddled by bullets or dragged by an auto, i felt that i was lynched many times in mind and spirit. >> she was a believer that you had to dissent, you had to voice your objection even if you couldn't see that that would do any good. >> rosa parks, like my mom, has her own definition of who

here's abc's will reeve. >> reporter: what starts as a peaceful moment in the great outdoors turns to terror as this bison suddenly charges these two people who had gotten too close in yellowstone national park friday. as the man and woman desperately try to flee, the woman trips and falls, while the bison approaches. >> when they ran, the bison ran after them. and the girl tripped. >> reporter: 20 painstaking seconds later, the bison retreats while the woman is helped to safety. 17-year-old chloe, after capturing the chilling video, spoke to the woman after the ordeal and those calls to play dead -- >> play dead, play dead! >> reporter: may have saved her life. >> she's like, "wow, that was crazy." she's actually from new york but lives in montana, so she knew that, i need to play dead, then i need to keep up and run. since he's already close to me, it would have been worse if she did get and up keep going. >> reporter: animal experts say adult bison which weigh up to 2,200 pounds can be aggressive if provoked. >> bison can be really unpredictable. that's the risk with them. they may

in mississippi, governor tate reeves has signed a bill ordering the removal of the confederate battle emblem from the mississippi state flag. at a signing ceremony, governor reeves said he will continue to oppose the removal off confederate monuments. >> reject the mobs tearing down statues of our history, north and south, union and confederate, founding fathers and veterans. i reject the chaos and and i am proud it has not happened in our state. i also understand the need to commit the 1894 flag to history and find a banner that is a better emblem for all mississippi. amy: under mississippi's newly signed law, a design for a new flag must contain the motto "in god we trust." the supreme court has issusued a major ruling backing the right of states to fund private religious education using taxpayer dollars. the 5-4 ruling came in a case focused on a tax credit program in montana that helped students attend religious schools. education secretary betsy devos hailed the ruling as a turning point in the history of american education. the american civil liberties union said the ruling is a

pensacola parents keith and marsha reeves don't think school should be open. >> i would have been okay with either remote learning or virtual learning. that is the safest alternative for all involved. >> they're parents to 17-year-old akeilah. >> over here we have my desk where i have my laptop and my books and things of that for school. >> they've struggled over whether to send their daughter back to class. >> well, the options for akeilah to learn are of course the traditional route. and of course virtual. >> as a family, we talked about it. we discussed the pros, the cons. and we ultimately allowed akeilah to make that decision for her. >> but akeilah, a rising senior, says remote learning held her back. >> i realized that i'm not the type of person who can sit in front of a computer screen for hours on end and just learn through that osmosis style of learning. it's not for me. >> she's decided to return to the cralassroom. >> i've been looking forward to my senior year all my life it feels like. i am trying to get into college, so i am focussing on bettering my a.c.t. scores and s.

reeves we'll have three pastors and also giving honor to the life of john lewis, and then we will have his family. as soon as we get to john lewis' family his brother and several sisters, we will dip in, but let's go to texas democratic congressman al green who served with john lewis in congress for many years. a pleasure to have you in, congressman, thank you for being here. >> thank you, mr. asman, it's my honor to be with you, and i'd like to send a shout out to my friend martin king who was on. david: he's wonderful. >> he absolutely is. i had the honor of going to india with and much we can say to john lewis we can extend to him, too. if i may extend my sympathies to the family of john lewis and hoping that they can get through this troubling times. david: they are troubling times. and we've had this, but then adding on. let's talk about john lewis' life for a second and your work with him. what was it like to actually work with john lewis? >> well, it was a great experience. a learning experience for me. our age difference is only a few years. i think i'm about six years younger

will reeve, abc news, orlando, florida. >> our thanks to will. disney is the parent company of abc. seen "beauty and the beast" so many times, she's dressed like belle. i guess that makes me the beast. "the mix" is next. faced the competition and we broke through. olay's retinol24 complex hydrates better than the $100 retinol cream. visibly smoother brighter skin in just 24 hours. olay retinol24. ...could be all your softf odor surfaces?ome... odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make it part of your tidying up routine. febreze fabric refresher, for an all-over freshness you'll love. ♪ >>> time for "the mix." in here.0.timearchanging, anscbt th are banning offensive, biased words. i didn't even think that people were putting down those words. >> okay, give me -- >> i'm going to give you some of the words -- >> can we say it? >> no, they're bad words, shirleen. >> but it

and keanu reeves, our favorite -- there's a quiet applause happening right now -- has kept himself prettyand making the most of his love of comics. he's co-writing a comic book series that will debut in october. and now to kevin hart. he's speaking from the heart in a new interview with sibley. what's up, lady? >> hey, scott, good to see you. and you're right, he definitely is. kevin plays a fictionalized version of himself as he sets out to become an action film star in the new 10-episode quibi series "die hart." it costars nathalie emmanuel and also john travolta, who

will reeve in florida with more for us. will, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, t.j.h the final teams arriving on site in this non-weatherproof bubble, it is in full effect and as we've reported, players and staff must self-isolate for 48 hours when they arrive and then need to get two negative coronavirus tests 24 hours apart before they can begin practicing. some teams have started their practices already and we've been getting glimpses inside the bubble from the players themselves on social media. a lot of video game setups in their rooms. those talked about players-only lounges with ping-pong tables look pretty good. patrick beverley of the clippers saying the bubble is what you make it. covid concerns are, of course, top of mind. strict protocols in place regarding mask wearing and the integrity of the bubble overall. superstar joel embiid was seen wearing a full body protective suit for the flight down here. two washington wizards players, it was announced yesterday, did not travel down here at all due to positive tests and the nba has also faced some criticism

will reeve is there in orlando for us and has much more.rter: good morning, robin. cinderella castle behind me is getting a makeover behind me, and when it's done, it won't be the only thing that looks different around here as walt disney world prepares to open for the first time in four months. i spent the day going around the parks with cast members for a special preview. >> hi, guys. welcome back. >> reporter: this morning walt disney world preparing for a new era. >> hey, guys. thank you for social distancing. iconic orlando destination will begin a cautious and phased re-opening of its parks after being shut down for four months due to the covid-19 pandemic. >> we've really focused on ensuring that we have a very thoughtful and methodical re-opening strategy that's phased on various attendance levels that allow us to launch, learn and adjust. >> reporter: "gma" getting an exclusive look at some of the new health and safety measures the parks and resorts are putting in place for guests and employees. the re-imagined experience starting

the police shoot somebody and right away the mainstream press reports the police version said mel reeves a community activist an editor at the minnesota spokesman recorder and a lot of the times it's not accurate i want an example in miami police arrested a guy in june who vandalized some police cruisers during a protest the miami herald reported he was part of the bible group called the southern slaves then senator and lego figurine marco rubio tweeted that it was more evidence of organized agitators from a variety of extremist groups only one problem the southern slaves not an extremist group the herald later found it was actually a group of aspiring rappers from the same miami neighborhood who frequent open mike nights fanatical extremists trying to destroy america or open mike rap group i get a message to come home put time and then result in my accidentally sending firearms to a guy named coach def and then challenging an armed paramilitary group to a dance off you just don't know you just don't know if that clock around flavor flav's neck part of an outfit or a timer for obama who

just yesterday, governor tate reeves signed the bill, retiring the flag that featured the confederate emblem. the state resisted the move for years until the police killing of george floyd and the protests that followed. >>> and when we come back, the extreme weather heading into the holiday. flash flood watches from mississippi to missouri, as fourth of july heat wave sets in. rob marciano standing by. s made. [ chuckles ] so, what are some key takeaways from this commercial? did any of you hear the "bundle your home and auto" part? -i like that, just not when it comes out of her mouth. -yeah, as a mother, i wouldn't want my kids to see that. -good mom. -to see -- wait. i'm sorry. what? -don't kids see enough violence as it is? -i've seen violence. -maybe we turn the word "bundle" into a character, like mr. bundles. -top o' the bundle to you. [ laughter ] bundle, bundle, bundle. -my kids would love that. -yeah. i've been involved in.. communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the

cousin grace christoph fitted with the international union for the conservation of nature christopher reeve be sure your time in your insights tonight thank you thank you. well the day is always done the conversation it continues online you can join us on twitter either w news or you can follow me at brant goth t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that. justice for the victims of the stripper and the genocide that's kathryn. human rights advocate wants to identify each of. these huge undertaking that is still under way 25 years after the infamous massacre of bosnia herzegovina some cases on the us. next. coronavirus summer 20. calling lockdowns and working from home people surely want to get outside and travel don't thank the tourists in the. freeze waiting for them with bated breath but travel restrictions are still in place and many potential holiday makers are feeling uncertain to plan vacations made in germany. in 60 minutes on d w. r's a friend's son wanted to be with you and she was here for you which it wasn't really a bullfight am

rachel reeves who's towards the right wing of the labor party and she lobbied for a statue of nancy astor who's an m.p. from you know half a century ago who praised hitler it was a virulent it's i semite and there's been no attention paid to that from cure starman is the new labor leader well there isn't much and yet if you. and here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll read it. to prove bravery trumps supporters asked to replace handshakes with fellow coughs i love a good hello coffee and a week from now you'll learn. in quiet moment donald trump reveals he fears wearing a mask would rob america of his bloated make up caked multichannel burnt sienna frontage you can't deny that and on tuesday. depress a police officer feels brutalizing citizens just not as fun now with everyone talking about it that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note we will soon no longer be putting the full episodes on you tube due to their heavy censorship of us instead full episodes will be available on the free app and you can get it at portable dot tv slash download i

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have a listen to the labour shadow cabinet minister rachel reeves.o little too late. the government have had for years to put in place to procedures we need to explore the free flow of goods and services across the border. we left the european union injanuary this year and the transition period comes to an end at the end of this year. so that is labour's view. six months ago into the transition period ends. not much is really changed. the transition means the rules are changed. the transition means the rules a re pretty changed. the transition means the rules are pretty much been kept the same. the changes coming beginning of january could be a pretty significant one. however brexit talks actually going? we haven't heard much about them. long gone are the days where it felt like we used to speak about brexit all day. it has been rumbling on in the background and the talks have been ongoing throughout the coronavirus crisis. they have started meeting face—to—face recently. there are still hurdles in state aid and the role of the european court of just