riley mclean: my name is riley. male or female but i'm not in the middle either. i don't identify on the gender binary. i'm just me. dakota dunlap: i'm dakota. people often ask if i'm a boy or a girl. i'm neither. i'm off the gender spectrum. audrey mason-hyde: hi, i'm audrey. i'm gender non-binary and queer and i wanna change the world. riley: tonight on "four corners" we take you into the lives of people like me, people who don't conform to gender norms. and i ask, why does it matter to you if i don't identify as a boy or a girl? ♪♪♪ olivia: well, the world basically evolves around boxes and those two boxes are a male box and a female box. and if you are born with a female body you have to be a female. if you are born with a male body you have to be a male and you've been put into that box. and they try to, like--people may try to duct-tape you, duct-tape the box so then you'll stay like that. but i cut the duct-tape and i jumped into my own box. jane russo: two years ago, olivia was diagnosed with gender dysphori

. >> joe: riley. two up and two down. couple quick outs. how does this look? >> yet, so what you look at is that front shoulder. that is like the site for his fastball. that is staying right there. falls too far to the first base side of the rubber, then he is bailing out and it's going to be flat. the ball hit to riley, the only place he could have hit that based on where that was was exactly that. that's what he's open to do. wheeler is going to have an opposite. it will be fastballs up, curveballs. going to want to pitch down to get more ground balls. >> two up, two down in the first inning. there is a strike on j.t. realmuto. early on in his pro career, he tried to be more like zack wheeler currently is, just throwing four-seamer's up, more sliders and then he said "enough is enough. i'm going to go back to what made me the fifth pick in the draft," dominating the sec, which is the sinker and curveball. >> smoltz: he was following the information and analytics. it got him out of his game and confused him, he lost his confidence. he's gained it back this ye

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the first year coach lincoln riley, unbeaten, taken on utah.ll. spartans, badgers, what do you think? we are going for -- >> john: going for the number one draft pick this year. >> joe: if only sundays were going better than saturdays for you. [laughter] takes a strike. >> john: you talk about a town that's going to be buzzing. between the eagles and phillies, that time is on fire. >> joe: only unbeaten team in the nfl. the phillies are coming for that first postseason game in their home ballpark in 11 years. coming home period, because this is their 14th consecutive road game. we haven't talked about that, but these phillies finished off the regular season with a ten game road trip, struggled with the wild card and those games in st. louis. st. louis into atlanta, and this five city, 16 day trip ends tonight. heroes welcome on friday night at citizens bank park. he hits one in the air, left center field. schwarber going back at the track, sizes it up. a skyscraper. may be that heavy air. >> john: here's the pitch we were talking about. if it d

they came forward to accuse three coaches, one of whom is paul riley.s box. will more people feel comfortable to come forward and tell their stories in an effort to prevent this abuse from happening again. >> anne, what about children's soccer and the effect on school. >> that was the alarming part of this. what the investigation found is the verbal abuse starts in the youth leagues. what happens is the young women, the young girls get yelled at and then they become desensitized to it. so as they go further and further up, they don't realize what's happening. they don't have a language for it. because they are used to being verbally abused and having those lines blurred between coach and player. and that's really what's insidious here. >> so we really have to see the parents getting involved more. >> yeah, people need to be aware that these weren't shrinking violets, these women abused. this wasn't tough coaching. this was abuse. there is a difference and people need to be aware of what that difference is. >> anne thompson, as always, thank you very muc

. >> reporter: the investigation mentions paul riley who coached three nwsl teams and was once underley sexually harassed players and in one incident coerced a player to have sex with him. another player says riley invited had err to his hotel room. >> he quickly shut the door behind me, and i saw that he was just in his underwear. and he told me to get on his bed and watch film. but there was no film pulled up. >> reporter: riley denied the accusations in "the athletic" report. cnn has been unable to reach him for comment. another report was where riley asked her to watch game film at his house, but it ended up being pornography. the coach's behavior was repeatedly covered up by the league and its teams, according to the yeates report. players' complaints ignored. >> the things that have gone on, much bigger than any training or game. >> reporter: the national women's soccer league says it will review the findings of the report. >> cnn's brian todd, thank you for that. and i'm pamela brown in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, defeat

and on his riley court rejects an appeal to release the palestinian prisoner, his timely ill with cancer. ah hello, welcome bars. johnson has dropped out of the race to become leader of the u. k. conservative party, a decision that likely paves the way for richie to knock to become the next prime minister. johnson returned to the united kingdom on saturday, fueling speculation of a possible come back. just months after he resigned as leader allan fisher has the latest. is he not? he is the front runner for the job as britton's makes prime minister. but rushes to neck is preceding cautiously. a short written statement, promising integrity, professionalism, and accountability. and then off to raleigh support. i the only other declared candidate is cabinet minister penny more did. she has backing but as yet not enough to hit the magic mark of 100 m p. supporting her to get into a runoff election. i am very confident about the progress we're making and i will say to you that i am in this to win it. i think it's important for our party. we have a contest. i am very confident about our numbers

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we reached out to paul riley, one of the three coaches whose behavior is detailed in the report.publication. >> troubling stuff there on these women speaking up and speaking out. anne thompson, thank you so much. >>> that does it for me on this busy hour. i will be back tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. catch me on the weekends from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. "andrea mitchell reports" is next. next ve fabric odors, but my clothes still smelled. until i finally found new downy rinse and refresh! unlike many other products, downy rinse & refresh doesn't cover odors or leave residues... it helps remove them. it's safe on all fabrics and gentle on skin -- just add to your fabric softener tray. downy rinse & refresh helps remove odors up to 3 times better than detergent alone, so fabrics look and smell clean. try new downy rinse & refresh. guaranteed or your money back. find it in the fabric softener aisle or online. ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill

speaking to espn saying riley invited her to his hotel room. >> i was terrified.t heard back. but in 2021, he denied all allegations. u.s. women's soccer says they plan to implement immediate actions to protect players, including mandating background checks. >>> and flow to the other story that's left the sports world reeling. the nfl facing scrutiny and outrage over the miami dolphins star quarterback. it started in a game last sunday against the buffalo bills. tua tagovailoa returning to the field after taking a hit that left him stumbling. then four days later on thursday against the cincinnati bengals. >> down he goes. >> tua getting slammed to the ground, his fingers seizing in a sign of seizing, a sign of neurological trauma. >> a serious force. he guess down. >> he was placed in concussion protocol and rushed to the hospital. the dolphins have been adamant they followed proper protocol. the nfl players association began an investigation into the timeline of events. sources telling espn that the unaffiliated neuroconsultant who examined tua was fired over th

>> guest: james riley is one of the greatest books i can recommend to everyone. please stop helping us written by a black american that the welfare state and all the things are not good for black people but are bad, and this is a reason for the title. please stop helping us. it's the same not only here in the united states but it's the same if you look worldwide. no continent got so much development aid as africa but did it help? no. it's the continent where most people suffer hunger so it didn't help. what help was capitalism. in asia, asia they did a better way. we spoke about china. we can speak about vietnam. we can speak about singapore or south korea is perfect example. korea in the '60s one of t first countries in the world, have a chapter my book not only north korea-south korea. today south korea, the development aid in both first aid doesn't help and the other book. his thesis is that in the last 20, 25 years inequality is on the rise ask of the gap between the poor and the rich he says most part of the 20th century there also decrease of inequality but

sinead farrelly is one of the players who spoke out against riley. >> soccer for me was my safe space in my world and something that i had such an innocent pure love for since i was a little girl, and that was taken from me. >> reporter: previously unreported incidents between former coach christy holly and a player described how he invited her to watch game footage and instead showed her pornography and touched her inappropriately. >> that was nikki battiste reporting. the u.s. soccer president called the report heartbreaking and promised action including creating an office to handle allegations of misconduct and enforcing background checks on all u.s. soccer staff. >>> well, the u.s. is sending ukraine four more advanced rocket systems. that's according to american officials. that's part of a new $4.6 million aid package that's expected to be announced today. it brings the total number delivered by the u.s. to 20. the systems have played an important role in helping ukraine's military make inroads in russian-controlled areas. >>> meanwhile a russian court has set an october 25th cou

she was failed by the system. >> reporter: now, riley has previously denied the allegations.s dropped head coaches amid player complaints and the u.s. soccer federation is now promising change and erin simon told abc news, i want to do everything in my power to ensure no other player must experience what i did. guys? >> that is stunning indeed. eva, thank you very much. >>> joining us now is "usa today" sports columnist christine brennan. christine, you hear this and you -- it's so jaw dropping that this has been going on from top to bottom for so long. how does something like this happen and why? >> amy, it's all about control. and it's about little kids playing soccer or the gymnastics horrors that we know from a few years ago. other sports have dealt with this as well. youth sports where the parents see the kids as hopefully getting college scholarships, maybe making an olympic team, so the coach is allowed to do things no one would ever allow an adult to do around their kids -- yell at them, scream at them, emotional abuse, and pretty soon it becomes sexual abuse as the r

we are back with dan heninger, kim strassel and jason riley.scriminate against asian americans in particular. what the evidence to back their case? >> asian americans are being admitted in love much lower percentages than in the past while the percentage of black americans being admitted into those schools has been rising. the plaintiffs notably the asian american plaintiffs argue this is a violation of title vi of the civil rights act which if you receive federal-aid you should not discriminate on the basis of race. the colleges keep arguing they are trying to create a diverse student body and they cite the 2003 supreme court decision gruner which gave them an opening to consider race in admissions policy. the question is whether the gruner decision is being abused by the universities. have they gone too far in considering the admission of black americans at the expense of asian americans and other minorities, even hispanics as well. that is what is at issue? have they gone too far and with a conservative supreme court, it is possible the plai

her riley was now somebody else's steven. steven's new parents. no communication whatsoever. this went on for about a week. >> it was like, okay, this is the way it should be. she is part of our family. >> reporter: adoptive parents jennifer and chris schoebinger say she had no interest in excludeing the birth mother. >> you can't have too many people loving you. right? why couldn't he be both of ours? >> reporter: year after year, they sent schauna piles of pictures. these books detailing steven's every major and minor milestone. like this complete list of his vocabulary. all so that when they were ready, they could pick up right where they left off. the two reunited when steven was 7. schauna taught him how to fish. >> i was blessed beyond words. >> i got the best of both worlds. >> reporter: steven is now 26, married with a brand-new boy of his own. much to the delight of grandma schauna. >> that was really special. it just brought that full circle around. >> reporter: especially when she heard the baby's name. riley. >> f

and given a vote of confidence to paul riley as he went from the portland, thorns, to the north carolina purge another team in the league. but you know, the portland thorne's owner merritt paulson was also aware of these allegations. also voiced confidence and support for paul riley as he moved on to another team within the league, knowing what he had done within their own franchise. and you know, as long as he is the person who has the most power in that franchise, i don't think that's good enough personally. and i think a lot of fans and a lot of players have voice the same opinion. becky, sour, brown, the player you just played a sound bite from voice the same thing during her recent her recent interviews. yep . and i think that's true across the board, right. i think in louisville with christy holly and with worry dames in chicago with the red stars. there were people in positions of power who knew and are still in positions of power within those franchises. and none of the 3 have gone as far as to lead out. every single person who knew and until that happens, i don't think players w

sinead farlley is one of the players who spoke out against riley. >> soccer, for me, was my safe spacey world, and something that i had such an innocent pure love for since i was a little girl. and that was taken from me. >> reporter: previously unreported incidents between former coach christy holly and a player describe how he invited her to watch game footage and instead showed her pornography and touched her inappropriately. the u.s. soccer president today called the report heartbreaking and promised action, including creating an office to handle allegations of misconduct and implementing background checks for all u.s. soccer staff.ng bas for all u.s. soccer staff. norah. >> o'donnell: absolutely sickening. nikki battiste, thank you. well, overseas now to ukraine, tonight, president zelenskyy says ukrainian forces have retaken more territory in the eastern regions that russia has illegally annexed. this as cbs news has learned a new u.s. aid package will include more advanced rocket systems that have been key to ukraine's recent advances. cbs' charlie d'agata is in southern ukraine

we're back with kim stras ising, dan henninger and jason riley are.administration do this, and what's the justification for it? >> well, i think this fits a pattern of the biden administration deferring to union interests. you know, whether we're talking about getting kids back into schools or putting labor-friendly provisions in spending bills, this just fits that pat a earn. they spent spent a lot of money to get him elected, and this is how he's paying them back. this specifically has to do with expanding the definition of employees to include independent contractors. and the administration wants to do that because it'll be easier or to organize these workers and, again, this is something that labor wants to do. that's one of the reasons they are for this. but it could also mean that it's more expensive to hire employees, could lead to more unemployment. so there are going to be trade ahs here. paul: yeah, kim, in doing this, they're overwriting or rewriting a trump rule that had clarified statutes to say who, how an independent contractor could be

now but here at monument to john riley once stood i guess maybe they need a new sign. maybe they replaced it since the last time i was there but anyway the san patricio has become a heroic and mexico they become seen of course as traders in the united states and when scott catches him is going to hang 27 of john riley who had deserted prior to hostilities his branded with a d on his cheeks for deserter and then and then let go it's thought that he continued living in mexico, but people say they know i don't know if anybody really knows there's a couple good books on john riley. so that's chura busko and contrerasan on august 20th rather than advance on the capitol scott decides to offer an armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat trist was his name had been in mexico city. for for quite a while now, and he think well, maybe that'll have give peace a chance to work. give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. so he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreman or foreign army the mexicans might negotiate a

there is a sand patricia street there, there used to be a little monument to john riley.time i was there, someone had taken it. there was just a marvel block. here a monument to john riley once stood, i guess, maybe they need a new sign, maybe they replaced it since last time i was there. anyway, the san patricio's become heroic in mexico, they become traitors in the united states. when scott catches them, he's gonna hang 27 of them. john riley who had deserted. -- branded with a d on his cheeks for deserter and then let go, he continue living in mexico, people say they know i don't know if anyone really knows. there is a couple good books on john riley. that's churubusco and contrasts on august 20th. rather than advance on the capitol, scott decides to offer armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat, trust that was his name, he did in mexico city for quite a while now. he thought, maybe that will give peace a chance to work, give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a

and joining us with reaction, fox news contributors jason riley, lisa boothe and sean duffy.we have from women to every race. i i mean, i've never seen the number of diverse candidates on the republican side like we do this time. >> yeah, it's really the democrats' worst nightmare. they don't want to see diversity in republican candidates because they try to paint the republican party as racist. to the extent the republicans are fielding more diverse candidates, it makes it harder to make that case. but this is a trend that predates biden. we saw this with donald trump, we did much better in 2020 among both blacks and hispanic, andst it's no secret why. record low unemployment, record low poverty rates. all that's been reversed under biden, so it's no surprise to me that you see more minorities reaching out to republicans. rachel: yeah. and it's the numbers, because you look at hispanics, for example, lisa, no group is more dissatisfied with the biden administration than hispanics. so what do you attribute that to, and what do you make of the number of female candidates now,

carpet for the 6th annual human rights, short film festival with a host of nations taking despite these riley locate, ah, inflation threatens to become a runaway train that is the warning. the i m f, has predicted as the global economies hit by one shock after another. ahead of the i'm f says the risk of global recession is at 25 percent. africa is in the most precarious situation with many low income countries hit by high food shortages and extreme poverty. and the war in ukraine has brought food insecurity far and wide with 48 countries now severely affected. in the middle east, economic growth is projected to slow from 5 percent to 3.6 percent inflations also expected to remain at more than 14 percent next year. and in the latin american, in the caribbean countries, these are projected to see slow growth and previously thought with i'm f predicting 1.7 percent and growth in north america is also tip to slow. the i'm f says there will be just one percent growth in the us. 2023 and 1.5 percent in canada. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to become a runaway train, but for growth

and his riley court has rejected an appeal to release the palestinian prisoner who is terminally ill with cancer. nasa, i believe her maids family said they want to spend his last days with him as riley law to release sick prisoners doesn't apply to abraham aid because he's charged with killing israelis. it abraham has more natural bush made, just learned to and is really court has refused to release his sick brother nasir from prison. 50 year old north sort of serving 7 life sentences after a court convicted him of taking port and attacks during the 2nd palestinian uprising. a year ago, he was diagnosed with cancer. israel allows terminally ill prisoners to apply for a compassionate release. but a few years ago and amendment was introduced to the law to exclude those charged with killing his radio nozzles. family is not ready to give up their appealing to israel, supreme court. and oh, but wait to let you know that the only way to least nasa is by exercising political effort. we've asked the palestinian authority to pressure israel to egypt and jordan. all 3 of them have signed agre

shenay barley is one of the professional players accused riley of abuse in the report and she spoke toor me was my safe space in my world and something that i had such an innocent, pure love for since i was a little girl, and that was taken from me. >> reporter: those allegations are abuse echoed by former portland thorn midfielder mana who spoke to espn's "east-60" alleging as in the reported riley her former coach invited her to his hotel room. >> i was terrified, and i knew, i knew at that point that i had to find a way out and i was not willing to compromise myself for my career, or for this person. >> reporter: alex morgan one of team usa stars says allegations were detailed in the report also opened up to espn's "e-60." >> i just knew he needed to be held account one day, and it would happen one day but it took years for that to happen. >> this is very emotional for me and honestly i'm having trouble absorbing everything in the report. >> reporter: on monday u.s. soccer president cindy parplow cone reacted to the report saying the problem is bigger than one person, one organizati

and michael riley was a fisherman who did that on his free time. they befriended one another before. after this individual started posting information online, the capitol police officer reached out and said, hey, they're going after anyone who went inside the u.s. capitol that day, so take out the part about you entering the capitol. essentially what this case breaks down to is whether or not this individual, michael riley was interfering, and instructing this rioter to delete his messages and own facebook messages. he was obstructing a grand jury procedure. the defense argues he wasn't aware this was being investigated by a grand jury, only a misdemeanor offense and he misled him about his activities on january 6th. the jury's been deliberating this for about a full day now. they started around noon yesterday. so, we should hear -- expect to hear a verdict. this is one of the longest deliberations we've seen from any jury in a january 6th related case. typically they've gone through these -- the proceedings very quickly. it's to be determined how

actually, butch, says riley. their dog gently house each time nine month old brady cries.oh apparently to let the grown ups know he's crying, you know, just in case they didn't hear him. that's sweet. this >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, start of the new comedy, "blockbuster," randall park. plus, education. plus, fun and spooky ideas for your spooky decor as we continue "live's countdown to halloween week." all next on "live." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning! hey!

in your book the power of capitalism you talk about thomas, the capitol in the 21st century jason riley'sase stop helping us. why did you bring up those two books? >> one of the greatest books i can recommend to everyone. please stop helping us written by a black american, the welfare state and all the things that are good but bad for them. please stop helping us.ou it's the same the only here in the united states but worldwide. the continent got so much aiden in africa but did help? d what helped capitalism. in asia. we spoke about china but not the amount. we can speak about singapore or south korea. korea in the 60s, one of the first countries, i have a chapter in my book, north korea or south korea. today south korea great. developing state. the other book, his thesis is in the last 20, 25 years inequality is on the rise. the cap between the poor and the rich he says most part of the 20th century they've decreased inequality but something changed in the 90s and we have increased inequality. for him, these are but i tell you something, and 2000, 26% of the worldwide population lived in

thousands timed out as rival opposition groups held parallel rallies against present keiser aid at both. riley's protest is called on site to get out and chanted the people in the fall of the regime slogan of the 2011 revolution which spot the arab spring. here the u. k. 's new finance minister says he's ready to change the government's controversial economic policy. on friday, jeremy han was appointed chancellor of the exchequer by on the 5 prime minister, less trust being seen as another blow to the prime ministers of 40. was a mistake to cut the top rates of tax sorta period when we were asking every one to make sacrifices. and it was a mistake to fly blind or not to back up. the economic plans that were announced with an independent forecast from the office for budget responsibility. both those things are being addressed. russia, news agencies reporting that at least 11 people have been killed. 15 more wounded and what they calling a terrorist act, a military training ground in the southern russian region of belgrade. meanwhile, rushing forces of bomb several towns that ukrainians had seized

thank you very much mayor riley for inviting me to talk. and that story i just told is in this book, which is about i don't know, six months old now something like that. and it's better told then it's the wait strolled in that book. >> by this book by this book. edward did it make that clear. "life of a klansman". edward, thank you so much. you've generally agreed to answer questions and at this point, i'd like to invite any of our guests to put questions into the chat and i'll do my best to really those two edward. >> maybe while we're waiting here, edward, can you talk a little bit about the relationship between slaves in the family and this current project? and on any level, in terms of the research or in terms of what those two major projects met to you personally. >> yes, sure my book "slaves in the family" was published 22, 23 years ago and tells the story of ball, ball. when i wrote that book, i practically swim in a river of source material, some 10,000 pages of records that survive from this sleeve dynasty, if you will allow me to

i want to move really in peace, willing riley, via i can easily do my job without any kind office. i want to, all those domains are right and they are enjoying by either a cruise. they look. was that, as well as the me is head of our dorian postal service and has just published a book on african women fighting for freedom just how restrictive has life now become again for girls and women in afghanistan? i've been african women's and girls lives have been restricted to an extreme extent . i'm going to refrain from counting all the restrictions that were put on them in the past year because it has come to a point that african women are confined to their homes and they do not have the right to leave the house without a male chaperone. there are exceptions for women who work in the education and health sector, but mostly women are to stay home. girls and most provinces are banned from receiving a secondary education and a life has become extremely restrictive for them. what happens then if they do step out of the house without that male chaperone you know, when this is not the 1st time

riley, but also teaching the kids who frontier. i try to prepare them for me and motivate them. did you retire and unleash that will to win his every year asthma, cancer and may be punished at is also from iran and likewise to cup, ty quando as a child. he's now among the best in the world. we show that before we can meet 1st, you have to focus on, not surrendering points to your opponent, while the same time using their mistake. scott, to score points of your own rigid, ah, the congo arrives with ty quando as a martial art that teaches me to never give up. whether in competition or in my private life, media, sassing. to people living in exile for whom sport has been a salvation. perry's and cassandra, and now also a couple. they left iran independently of each other, but both out of fear for both it was the most difficult decision of their lives. they now live in berlin some 5000 kilometers away from their home country and travel long distances to commute between their apartment and the training facilities understood on saturday. i love my new city berlin, and i am gradually ge

so called den of lions is a newly formed coalition that has been linked to several attacks on his riley troops . tension has been growing between his rallying groups in the west bank since in uptake in israeli military rights. strong winds have spread a wild fire on the slopes of mount kilimanjaro, tanzania has mobilized hundreds of firefighters to tackle the blaze. that's burning about 4000 meters up africa's highs peak in ra. mario draggy has formerly handed overpowered to georgia, maloney one day after she was sworn in as easily 1st female prime minister, maloney has formed a right wing coalition government and is italy's 1st far right leader in the 2nd world war to iraq to iran. now, where security forces have made dozens of more arrests as anti government demonstrations, enter a 6 week rights campaign as say the protest is, are putting their lives at risk. the death of a young woman held by the so called morality police set off the 1st on rest. since then it's growing into a nationwide protest movement. a brutal crack down by the authorities has not stopped hundreds of thousands of

is a psychology professor at boston college and an unschooling advocate, he and his colleague gina riley discovered most grown unschoolers did spend time during their high school years taking community college classes, often s getting an associates degree at the same age that there appears would be getting a high school diploma and then the evil to enroll in a four-year university grant during those credits and saving quite a bit of money so it's also optical approach for filling out with skyrocketing tuition rates at universities. >> it seems that the homeschool and the unschooled movements have grown exponentially in the last 20 years is that saying something about public education? >> homeschooling has grown tremendously over the past couple of decades. you're right. the first year the us to permanent education began acting on schoolers was 1998 e at the time they counted 850,000. that number soared to about 2 million, just under 2 million in 2016 and then over the past year of the school shutdown since the pandemic began in march 2020 we seen a tripling of the homeschooling rates fro

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can i start with ben riley smith? the telegraph.ister, clearly, a difficult day. can you explain to the public why you think you should remain as prime minister given that you've junked a key tax cut that lead you to be elected? and you got rid of your chancellor. i'm absolutely determined to see you through what i have promised, to deliver a higher growth, more prosperous united kingdom, to see us through the storm we face. we've already delivered the energy price guarantee, making sure people aren't facing huge bills this winter. but it was right, in the face of the issues that we had that, that i acted decisively to ensure that we have economic stability. because that is vitally important to people and businesses right across our country. erm... harry cole. thank you, prime minister. from the sun. you wanted to cut the 45p rate, you stood on a platform to winl the leadership of the party- on a platform to cut operation tax. you and the ex—chancellor designed this budget together in lockstep - we're told, at times - in secret, the