( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ go, paul rudd go, paul rudd ♪ ♪ go, paul rudd ♪ ♪ >> stephentephen. >> stephen: yeah, the last time i saw you, we were at a mutual friend's wedding. and i said, "how late are you guys staying out?" and you said... >> not late, i have to go to taiwan. >> stephen: so you literally went from the wedding-- >> from the wedding to taiwan. >> stephen: --to advocate for "ant-man and the wasp" over in taiwan. >> that's right, yeah. >> stephen: okay. are they excited over in taiwan? >> they were so excited and so nice. people gave us gifts. they drew little, you know, cartoons of e but it was surreal. it was a bit surreal. because, all of a sudden, you just kind of wake up and you're in taiwan. >> stephen: and you probably didn't expect, in your life, to wake up in taiwan and have people know who paul rudd was. >> i never saw that coming. no. you're absolutely right. you know what was weird? the wedding was-- the reception was at the... i think on the observatory-- >> stephen: the top floor of the-- the life tower, right? >> yes, and then the next day, i

paul rudd and evangeline lilly are the title characters returning, better known as scott and hope. douglas is back as well as hope's father, dr hank pym, the science boffin. this time, villains are after his secrets. they're after what he knows about shrinking. there was a lot of shrinking in this film. let's look at evangeline lilly as the wasp in action. i wouldn't mess with her. she is cool. there is a slight difference to the first one in that it does feel more like a three—hander. paul rudd, who is ant—man, shares pretty much equal screen time with evangeline lilly and michael douglas. so it feels more like an ensemble piece. if you look at the way marvel has been going, they love an ensemble movie now. this fits into that, although the mood is of course much lighter. there are dark marvel movies and epic marvel movies. there are silly marvel movies. this one has its own personality, as it should, and it is the more child—friendly marvel movie. it is a bit more flippant and funny and frothy and pacey, and there is nothing wrong with that. but ultimately, it is slightly less me

we had the resignation of amber rudd on a technicality rather than being implicated in what happenedo the windrush generation victims. crucially, many felt amber rudd was not the head that should have rolled and clearly it is still rumbling on and clearly it is still rumbling on and it will cause trouble for theresa may because she is personally implicated. amnesty are worried about how narrow, the narrowness of the official apology will stop they will have to deal with a significant number and there is talk of compensation which has been talked about before but some of these people, they do not know where they are. how you contact people who have left the country. the home office have had issues with record—keeping before. office have had issues with record-keeping before. metro, leading on an economic story with more in work but for less pay, highlighting the fact that since the crash, the number employed is up 2 million since the financial crash, but wages are dropped by £50 per month in real terms. but wages are dropped by £50 per month in realterms. this report is from the resol

longest serving prime ministers with rudd's popularity plummeting by two thousand and ten his party colleague julia guillard defeated him in a leadership challenge becoming the country's first female prime minister except rudd made a comeback in two thousand and thirteen giving guillard a taste of her own medicine by wrangling party leadership back. his second stay in the prime minister's office would be brief just a few months later voters had their say in part fed up with labor's infighting they threw them out in favor of their liberal opponents the liberal party leader tony abbott assumed the prime ministership for a time anyway. this will prove the people of the right all is taking a page from labour's chaotic playbook not them turnbull made his move against abbott assuming leadership in two thousand and fifteen. now what he did to abbott well just got done to him turnbull bowed out after being pushed to call a leadership meeting which he considered a vote of no confidence scott morrison is top liberal dog for now but there's no telling how long he might last all that is certain

was replaced by his deputy julia gillard just months before the two thousand and ten election rudd read talk of the leadership from dillard in june twenty third scene but his party was then beaten in that year's election by the liberals who led by tony abbott and then he lost the leadership of his party to knock him turnbull in september of twenty fifteen let's try to wade through all of this with peter hartcher the political editor of the sydney morning herald he's on the line now from the strain in capital camera first of all is there a timeline at the moment do we know if there's going to be a party vote today thursday. there is no specific trial yet amounts but it will be today and the government has your characteristics suspended or adjourned the parliament will be afternoon in which going to pop normal parliamentary business was suspended and going to be normal that question time also has been cancelled while the government the governing party the liberal national coalition so who is going to be its leader what's gone wrong for malcolm turnbull just explain for our international a

was replaced by his deputy julia just months before the twenty ten election rudd re took the leadership from dillard in june twenty third a teen but his party was then beaten in that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott but he lost the leadership of his party to malcolm turnbull in september twenty fifteen where peter hartcher is political editor of the sydney morning herald he says malcolm turnbull's eager to highlight the legal problems that peter dutton may face before he could ever become prime minister. well he surrendering really to what he has called an internal peace a rickshaw in designed to try to bully the government further to the right he said that in the event that the dissidents can get a majority of. signatures on a petition to hold a special party meeting that he would call that meeting and that would be tomorrow and at that meeting he would contest the leadership against challenges we've heard from constitutional scholars that the case is a borderline case that it would need to be resolved by the high court which is the highest court in the land and in th

out of office since two thousand and ten just before that year's elections then labor leader kevin rudd was replaced by his deputy julia guillard rudd's retort the leadership from dillard in june two thousand and thirteen but his party was beaten in that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott well then lost a leadership challenge malcolm turnbull in september two thousand and fifteen malcolm turnbull now plans to resign from parliament forcing a byelection ebony bennett is deputy director of the strainer institute a public policy think tank she says turnbull's resignation could force an early election so at the moment the term the greatest temple government had a very slim majority of one. went well and former prime minister malcolm turnbull's in new south wales. very well to do. that very comfortably very many years but if he does resign and go to the byelection or indeed and then that really does put that threat. prime minister scott morrison ability to form a government it is the same state but by elections and tories sleep difficult for sitting governments here in austra

minister has been overthrown since two thousand and ten former prime minister and labor leader kevin rudd was replaced by his deputy july just months before the twenty ten election will rudd retake the leadership from dillard in june twenty third teen but his party was then beat in that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott but he lost the leadership of his party to malcolm turnbull in september twenty fifth peter hartcher is political editor of the sydney morning herald he joins us on the phone from australia's capital canberra so what do you make of what malcolm turnbull is saying he's setting out what he sees as a democratic process what do you make of it. well he's surrendering really to what he has cold and colonel piece originally designed to try to bully the government. he said that in the event that the dissidents can get a majority of. signatures on a petition to hold a special party making it he would call that meeting and that would be tomorrow and at that meeting he would contest the leadership against challenges. he spoke about this significant issue of illegitim

rudd's backyards, we should check that out. was already in the news for trying to impeach deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who is in charge of the mueller investigation. some people say jordan is doing that to protect president trump but personally i think he wants to impeach rosenstein because a few weeks ago he joaned-- owned jim jordan at a hearing. >> did you threaten staffers on the house intelligence committee. media reports indicate you did. >> media reports are mistaken. >> sometimes, but in is what they said. having the nation's number one law enforcement officer threaten to spp your calls and emails is down right childing. did you threaten to spp their calls and emails. >> no sir, and there is no way to spp phone calls. >> i'm just saying. (laughter) (laughter) >> there is no way to spp phone calls. do you know how humiliating it is to get smacked down on c-span? cuz you realize now there is retired librarians across the country watching that like goddam that bitch got dumped on. while jordan tries to get rid of

paul rudd and evangeline lilly are the title characters returning, better known as scott and hope.. this time, villains are after his secrets. they're after what he knows about shrinking. there is a lot of shrinking in this film. let's look at evangeline lilly as the wasp in action. i wouldn't mess with her. she is cool. there is a slight difference to the first one in that it does feel more like a three—hander. paul rudd, who is ant—man, shares pretty much equal screen time with evangeline lilly and michael douglas. so it feels more like an ensemble piece. if you look at the way marvel has been going, they love an ensemble movie now. this fits into that, although the mood is of course much lighter. there are dark marvel movies and epic marvel movies. there are silly marvel movies. this one has its own personality, as it should, and it is the more child—friendly marvel movie. it is a bit more flippant and funny and frothy and pacey, and there is nothing wrong with that. but ultimately, it is slightly less memorable because of that. but there's nothing wrong with that in august as l

out of office since two thousand and ten just before that year's elections then labor leader kevin rudd was replaced by his deputy julia guillard rudd retort the leadership from dillard in june two thousand and thirteen but his party was beaten in that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott abbott then lost a leadership challenge to malcolm turnbull in september two thousand and fifteen. can turn will now plans to resign from parliament forcing a by election every ballot is deputy director of the australian institute of public policy think tank she says turnbull's resignation could force an early election. so at the moment the term for the greatest temple government had a very slim majority are one. wentworth which is our former prime minister malcolm turnbull's state in new south wales. very well to do. out at very comfortably for very many years but if he does resign and go to byelection at the indication it then that really does put at threat. new prime minister scott morrison ability to form a government it is a safe state by elections and tory asleep difficult for sitti

certainly kevin rudd's decision to dump one of his signature climate policies was. really i think public support and support of his party i've actually and the lesson from malcolm turnbull's leadership. and its wake i think is that he had sought to. climate skeptics we need to own party and that strategy did not work why does the country then have so many prime ministers lately. well partly it's to do with the internal politics of the age side of politics here and where parliamentary democracy our lady is on directly elected by the public. geographic area each electorate in australia elects that and bob and then the political party and a majority puts forward our nominee it's nominee for the prime minister so the parties themselves have the capability if they are unhappy are removing a prime minister meets him without going to go to the general colum lynch labor as i said it's had similar problems it has changed its own internal hiding rules to prevent this type of things from happening recognising that we've been astray out disunity is dead as we say but the libera

to be able to meet us left takes us on a visit to rudd bunker a roma community on the edge it was sort of. there we meet claro a survivor of one of the attacks in libya. these old people and children they smashed my brother in law's head in and just left him for dead but i don't want the attackers to go to prison prison doesn't make people any better they were just kids after all that's up beat. up that did to it's a point of view we hear time and time again whether people here are ready to forgive we simply fear further escalation we can't get a clear answer as we continue our walk through a red phone call with miroslav the atmosphere suddenly turns out there's been a break in the political church and suspicion is full and the inhabitants of this road a community that it will move so if it wants them they'll give it all back. someone broke into the church the minute i do have pictures. we never do find out how the investigation ends but now the police need rather go without they can you arrest at a time when the roma community needs the police to protect them or the never relations be

amber rudd left on a sour note.re's a feeling he isn't in on a great deal of confidence, making some conservative and liberal policies and seven the ways he thinks more should be spent on policing which many agree with right now. so he is positioning himself right now but she is right. sajid javid could live the tories to a landslide says sajid javid one suspect. and there are lots of people saying it, too. the thing that is of significance is that cabinet unity has really broken down. and cabinet discipline has broken down. this is government run i rabada group of people who are all vying for eventually taking over which is about bucket say about brexit, which is a baggie with they can say about their departments and how much they want to spend in those sorts of things. but having to do, there's really only one big fish in there's really only one big fish in the study waters and that is boris johnson. according to boris. shocking rise in child diabetes and doctors warning as cases rocket by 40%. doctors warning as

paul rudd. ken jeong. and musical guest florence & the machine.ring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!

so, paul rudd and evangeline lilly are the title characters returning, better known as scott and hopein. and this time round, villains are after his secrets. they're after what he knows about shrinking. there is an lot of shrinking in this film. let's look at evangeline lilly as the wasp in action. ok, i wouldn't mess with her. she's cool, actually. there is a slight difference to the first one in that it does feel more like a three—hander. so, paul rudd, who is ant—man, shares pretty much equal screen time with evangeline lilly and michael douglas. so it feels more like an ensemble piece. if you look at the way marvel has been going, they love an ensemble movie now. this fits into that, although the mood is of course much lighter. there are dark marvel movies, there are epic marvel movies. there are rebellious and silly marvel movies. this one has its own personality, as it should, and it is the more child—friendly marvel movie. it is a bit more flippant and funny and frothy and pacey, and there is nothing wrong with that. but, ultimately, it is slightly less memorable because of tha

was replaced by his deputy julia dillard just months before the twenty ten election will rudd really took leadership from dillard in june twenty third team but his party was then beaten in that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott but he lost the leadership of his party to malcolm turnbull in september twenty fifteen feet arch as political editor of the sydney morning herald he says malcolm turnbull's eager to highlight legal problems peter dutton may face before you could ever become prime minister. well he's surrendering really to what he has called an internal peace a rickshaw in designed to try to bully the government further to the right he said that in the event that the dissidents can get a majority of. signatures on a petition to hold a special party meeting that he would call that meeting and that would be tomorrow and at that meeting he would contest the leadership against challenges we've heard from constitutional scholars that the case is a borderline case that it would need to be resolved by the high court which is the highest court in the land and not case

we'll talk to a china expert, former australian prime minister, kevin rudd the other big corporate story, apple shares rising after posting a quarterly earnings beat services saw a huge jump that accounted for 9$9.5 billion in revenue that includes subscriptions from the app store, apple music and icloud tim cook said all apple's new iphones grew nicely this quarter. he also said revenue growth in china continued to hold strong despite a trade war. he said he had conversations with president trump, while they don't agree on everything the president listens to his ideas >>> china's huawei becoming the world's number two smartphone seller they shipped 52 million handsets, compared to apple's 41.3 million units they still trail samsung officials in canada and the u.s. say huawei pose a national security threat because of its connections to the chinese government joining us with reaction -- before that, i want to hear the becky quick and mike santoli reaction on apple. we talked a lot about it yesterday. >> very solid quarter. average selling price for iphones maybe helped out the services s

was replaced by his deputy julia guillard rudd really took the leadership from june that in june two thousand and thirteen but his party was beaten in that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott abbott then lost a leadership challenge to malcolm turnbull in september two thousand and fifteen kathy novak has more from sydney. well once again australians are being introduced to a new prime minister the outgoing prime minister malcolm turnbull had been facing a leadership crisis all week that malcolm turnbull represents the more moderate side of the ruling liberal party of australia and his opponents wanted to see him replaced with a more conservative leader and he said that he had been facing a campaign by what he called insurgents from within his own party and outside of it so the former minister peter dutton called for a leadership ballot on tuesday that was unsuccessful but malcolm turnbull did not seem to do enough to shore up his leadership and today peter dutton came back and said this time he had the numbers and wanted a nother vote but then surprisingly it was not p

paul rudd and evangeline lilly are the title characters returning, better known as scott and hope.shrinking in this film. let's look at evangeline lilly as the wasp in action. i wouldn't mess with her. she is cool. there is a slight difference to the first one in that it does feel more like a three—hander. paul rudd, who is ant—man, shares pretty much equal screen time with evangeline lilly and michael douglas. so it feels more like an ensemble piece. if you look at the way marvel has been going, they love an ensemble movie now. this fits into that, although the mood is of course much lighter. there are dark marvel movies and epic marvel movies. there are silly marvel movies. this one has its own personality, as it should, and it is the more child—friendly marvel movie. it is a bit more flippant and funny and frothy and pacey, and there is nothing wrong with that. but ultimately, it is slightly less memorable because of that. but there's nothing wrong with that in august as long as there's something for adults and children, as that's what we all need at this time of year. absolutel

means and why as a stray we're going to these leadership challenges within the party we had cabin rudd prime message and again our tony abbott and don't himself came in a party room coup in two thousand and fifteen. it was a leadership spill is essentially a vote for a new leader and he has can call a leadership spill and of the the sitting tenant they are the prime minister has to hold a vote. to reelect him or her or elect somebody else that's essentially a spill in australian parlance anyway why would there be so many still as well basically i suppose australian politicians lose their popularity quite quickly other been for politicians for prime ministers and the bar eight years alone and when they lose their popularity the opinion polls members of their own party get disenchanted with them and the same applies to the electorate at large and so there's quite a big push to get rid of them and most australians tend to be rather disenchanted with their are politicians and are eager to know move on to the next person if you like and the prime minister tell me no straight is quite short

the new prime minister rudd you know has been good intention personally years present you know his interest and his scheme is to have good relations with all the friendly countries in the years said that he would like to go to see if india extends one step towards friendship. if they rise daisies it's got a very good message from the white house and you know the state department develop coming in but again the things that are put elations have gone so sore between all these countries and partners that it will be requiring definitely a classical staged event diplomats need to handle the situation to get out of the quagmire that we have been branded into by the previous rulers of the previous administration would mean handling the foreign policy because you know mead. you know i should leave you know was a very clever person he did not have a foreign minister a foreign of a whore an obvious because he knew that he does not have a foreign policy he can't control a foreign policy he did it is controlled by someone else then the foreign office so you know you can from around come can assert them

did someone come in with a great idea and of rudd said hang on a minute, this is not what we are goingd. that would have been a disaster. they wouldn't have allowed that. let's end with a lovely story about a mother who gave birth in a coastguard helicopter over the cornish coast. we reported this yesterday but now the papers have pictures of the baby, complete with little helicopter. how cute is that? baby, complete with little helicopter. how cute is that7m baby, complete with little helicopter. how cute is that? it is very cute. they also have a picture of the mother, looking fantastic, i have to say. it is a lovely summer story, as well, isn't it? there is not a lot of nice summer stuff around. can you imagine giving birth ona around. can you imagine giving birth on a helicopter? i mean, getting me on a helicopter? i mean, getting me ona on a helicopter? i mean, getting me on a helicopter, and in the idea of having a baby, there must have been a degree of knowing what was coming. she was visiting the isles of scilly. and she went into labour unexpectedly, so they had to call the co

it was the forced resignation of amber rudd.o were detained, deported and to have died injamaica detained, deported and to have died in jamaica without detained, deported and to have died injamaica without ever having been able to come back. i want to tell you a tiny quick story. on saturday and nearly a riot at the house of a man who was brought to the uk at the age of six, lived here for 43 years, 16 years ago went back to jamaica on holiday and refused a visa. he was penniless, destitute and unable to get a visa. she saw him on saturday morning, on monday morning at heart grow from the british embassy in jamaica, 120 miles to hand him his visa. so, your reporter gets things done. i am visa. so, your reporter gets things done. iam not visa. so, your reporter gets things done. i am not sure, visa. so, your reporter gets things done. iam not sure, but visa. so, your reporter gets things done. i am not sure, but why didn't that happen beforehand ? done. i am not sure, but why didn't that happen beforehand? and amazing individual

removed from office since twenty ten well just before that year's elections then labor leader kevin rudd was replaced by his deputy julia raj re took the leadership in june twenty third teen but his party was beaten and that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott abbott then lost a leadership challenge to turnbull and september twenty fifteen turnbull now plans to resign from palm and forcing a byelection every bennett as deputy director of the astray it institutes a public policy think tank and she says turnbull's resignation could force an early election. so there at the moment the term of the great eternal government had a very slim majority are one. wentworth which is our former prime minister malcolm turnbull's state in new south wales very well to do he's out at very comfortably for very many years and if he does resign and go to a byelection at these indicating it then that really does equip actors read the order of the. new prime minister has got marston's ability to form a government it is a safe state by elections and the tories sleep difficult for sitting governmen

can do to stop the worst of this we'll just see what does happen certainly what the fallout of mr rudd's comments are in the coming days for the moment on the list thanks for joining us. still ahead here on out as are the australian prime minister struggle to hold on to its his position well from turnbull faces another leadership vote. and struggle for shelter and good health for thousands of asylum seekers stuck on the islands of greece to stay with us here. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecasts we're here across parts of asia we are watching two typhoons at the moment typhoon soulik as well as typhoon cimarron take a look at some video that has come out of the region here as typhoon soulik made its way across j jew this produces quite a bit of wind as well as rain in the area six thousand people have lost power because of those very gusty winds and this storm is now making its way towards the mainland of the korean peninsula so we're going to be watching this very carefully bring some very heavy rain shower activity across the region localized flooding is goi

y and theas too rudd shape was a roundish oval, except for a pit in my chin. my eyes were as black as can be imagined and rather languishing than sparkling, except on certain occasions when i have been told they had struck fire. my teeth, which i preserved, were small, even and white. my bosomf -- might -- was raised and you could see the promise of the growth of the round breasts which made that promise good. in short, all the points of beauty that were in request, i had." a lot of modesty i see. vanityleast might allowed me to appeal -- or at least my vanity a loud meet appears -- to a peel to the sovereign judges of men." that is fanny hill telling us what she would look like. "while i was amusing myself looking out the window, out of appeareda horse chaise to the door out of which two men jumped out. they came out and i heard the door of the next room open where they were let in and called risk late. at -- briskly. as soon as they were served they shot and fastened the door. curiosity prompted me without suspicion or view to see who they were and examine t

and, paul rudd dons his ant—man suit again, in ant man & the wasp.es king thinks it has much of a buzz about it, in the film review. it's five o'clock. our top story: in the next few minutes, theresa may will have a private meeting with her french counterpart emmanuel macron, in an effort to win backing for her brexit plans. these are pictures of the french president arriving at his private retreat, which happens to be on a fort in the south of france. the prime minister is expected to arrive any minute now. we'll be live in the south of france shortly, but the meeting comes amid a stark warning from the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, that the possibility of a no—deal brexit is ‘uncomfortably high'. mr carney told the bbc that such an outcome would be highly undesirable, and the uk and eu should do all things to avoid it. our business correspondent rob young reports. it's less than eight months until brexit. but we still don't know what economic life outside the european union will actually look like. ministers have been warning about

removed from office since twenty ten well just before that year's elections then labor leader kevin rudd was replaced by his deputy julia gallard retold the leadership in june twenty third teen but his party was beaten and that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott abbott then lost a leadership challenge to turnbull and september twenty fifteen turnbull now plans to resign from palm and forcing a byelection every bennett as deputy director of the astray it institutes a public policy think tank and she says turnbull's resignation could force an early election. so the money.

it led eventually to the resignation of amber rudd as home secretary.act some of these individuals have been removed from britain, potentially wrongfully or unlawfully? some of them have been locked up in removal centres, so it has affected their whole lives. what we've learned is that out of the 18 individuals who are all caribbean nationals, 12 of them were removed or deported after theresa may became home secretary in 2010. that's clearly significant because it will be said that this is something to do with the hostile environment policy. but then there were others against whom action was taken prior to 2010, prior to the coalition government. how has immigration policy changed asa how has immigration policy changed as a result? the government has put ina number of as a result? the government has put in a number of measures including a task force to try and speed up the wa ke task force to try and speed up the wake windrush migrants can claim their right to be in the uk. we've got some updated figures to date. 2272 people have been given documents sh

. >> jimmy: you and paul rudd just show up somewhere. i'm just saying. i don't know.alk about "american woman." this is set in the '70s. explain to everyone what the show is about? p >> well,y a woman who's based on kyle richards mother. >> jimmy: that's right. >> from "the housewives." >> jimmy: "the housewives."ar i love kyle ri. >> and her mom was quite a a firecracker. and she was a trlblazer of sorts of the time, because she's a housewife in the beginning, when you find my character. and then, she finds her husband cheang on her. and she sees red and she pulls a knife on him. and she goes crazy. and at the time, when her husband grabs her arm and says, "you wl put your head down and you will do as i say. and you will pretend this never happened." t that w right thing to do because she has no money. she can't survive. she has no skills as her daughter points out to her. and so, she's got to take care of these children and but instead, she just says "no," and she kicks him to the curb.d e whole show -- >> jimmy: right. >> her trying to find a way to survive. and in

door of prime minister since two thousand and ten six to be exact and that year labor leader kevin rudd was replaced by his deputy julia guillard while re talk to leadership from her in june of two thousand and thirteen but his party was beaten in that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott abbott then lost a leadership challenge to malcolm turnbull in september two thousand fifteen so we got here ok mark wolfe is a lecturer in political science at the university of new south wales he says this leadership drama is working in the favor of bill shorten the opposition labor party leader. the labor party you seen as having a good alternative to the government they're not part of themselves but got a series of strong policy positions but bonds by bill shorten times as well or all the time and so they're seen as having credibility but you've undertaken a number of modifications within the party will open a solution to stop easy leadership. and i think that's something that the liberal party will have to contemplate in the future as well to try and build confidence and hence we hav

minister to be thrown out of office and twenty ten just before that is elections then labor leader kevin rudd was replaced by his deputy. raj ri took the leadership problem in june twenty said teen that his party was big and then that is election by the liberals led by tony abbott abbott then lost a leadership challenge to malcolm turnbull and september twenty fifth dean ebony bennett as deputy director of the astray institute that's it. public policy think tank and she says turnbull's resignation could force and early election. so at the moment the term of the greatest total government had a very slim majority are one. wentworth which our former prime minister malcolm turnbull's in new south wales very well to do he's out at very comfortably for very many years but if he does resign and go to you know byelection at the indignant then that really does put a threat. new prime minister scott morrison ability to form a government it is a safe state by elections and tories sleep difficult for sitting governments here in australia and it would not be unheard of if a very good independent candidate

that served a full term john howard actually served several terms but when the labor leader kevin rudd beat him in a federal election ever since then the prime minister hasn't served out a full term without a challenge from a member of his or her own party this is a parliamentary democracy that means that the people when they go to a general election are not electing the prime minister they are instead electing the party that will appoint the prime minister but it must be said when campaigns are run it's very clear who the prime minister designate would be and it is quite a presidential campaign system when you go back to that election that i referred to in two thousand and seven the slogan of the labor party then was kevin zero seven it was a pitch to the australian people that this was the man that should be prime minister in just a few years later he was ousted by julia dillard so that sort of thing doesn't make the australian public angry they do prefer to see their government getting on with the business of governing rather than focusing on themselves so now scott morrison staff w

door of prime minister since two thousand and ten six to be exact and that year labor leader kevin rudd was replaced by his deputy julia guillard will read re talk to leadership from her in june of two thousand and thirteen.