listen, this is the dichotomy of these two women, melony and scarlett, this is how you describe them,u know, it seems to me that this is mitchell's book. why did she suddenly become so great? yes, by the way, a very cool definition, suddenly great. yes, well, listen, in theory, because it seems to be very similar to the genre of women's novels. well, this is exactly what you know, a little closer to tabloid, yes, but she’s like fi gerald, she describes society, yes, the behavior at the turning point of all these people, not only scarly, scarly, by and large, like a part, of course, she magnetizes, she pulls to herself, but without the characters that were very typical for that time, for this situation, it wouldn’t have worked out this way, but ashley, yes. type, yes, yes, this is the type, she, you know, by the way, more so, because history shows that women somehow show greater mental elasticity in crisis situations, yes, maybe a man is capable there to really give up his life, i mean some kind of greater elasticity, because ashley tried to give up his life there, that is, his five-te

listen, she seems to be well-read, she’s discussing such things, yes, she’s well-read, she, look, scarlettkind of spits on this society when she’s being bullied i gradually taught her not to give a damn about this society, no, she was always like that, well , listen to her, she was such a spinner, and she didn’t care if she offended her friends, scolded her mother, well, yes, she always did. she just developed it, that is, when it’s just some secular conventions, it’s one story, when she needs money, she trades syanki, it’s already different, when she marries this, everything is completely different, in a sense , melanie too, she goes against society, not with such a challenge, not so shocking and not so, she looks like scarlet she really doesn’t give a damn, she doesn’t give a damn about them, but she still sees, they are like them, you think that they are a mirror of each other, well, somehow, of course, not quite a mirror, but they are from the same cloth, conditionally. "a very interesting look, by the way, for some reason they seemed very different to me, it seemed to me that this was

there is a moment where mitchell describes that scarlett, managing this estate, is forced. i’m no worse than a man, i can manage the estate, keep the books there, distribute responsibilities between people. well, listen, we now live in a time when the word feminism has already become a little some kind of slogan, a little moth-eaten , but you avoid it? well, no, i’m not avoiding him, but yes, of course, she’s natural , especially for that time, i think that michele was just laying it out, yes, but you know, there’s nothing ostentatious here, because it’s all well the realities of that life are very conventionally invented, you know, when the names are changed, right? look, by the way, about being a lady, but there’s a lot of mention of etiquette, interesting things, there a woman should not accept anything except sweets and flowers as a gift, a woman should not be left alone, she should not mention her pregnancy there, well, that is, in general, quite funny today today, well, listen about sweets and flowers, everything here is of course clear, so in general, it seems to me

listen, this is the dichotomy of these two women, melanie and scarlett, this is how you describe them some kind of basic conflict between two female characters? you know, it seems to me that mitchell’s book , why did it turn out so suddenly great, and , by the way, a very cool definition, suddenly great, yes, well, listen, in theory, because it seems to be very similar to the genre of women’s novels, well, you know exactly this one, a little closer to... boulevard, but she's so fi gerald, she describes society, yes , the behavior at a turning point of all these people, not only scarly, scarly, by and large, as if part of, of course, she magnetizes, she pulls towards herself, but without very characteristic, precisely for that time, for this situation of the heroes, it wouldn’t have worked out that way, here is ashley, yes, a person who is absolutely crushed. circumstances and admits it, someone is floundering, someone has become a swindler, what else, i don’t even mean a butler, but let’s say some managers, managers, you know, not a serf, this is very important like a top manager and

listen, this is the dichotomy of these two women, melony and scarlett, this is how you describe them,ten, in theory, because it seems like this is very similar to the genre - women's novel, well you know exactly the kind of person, a little closer to the boulevard, yes, but she’s like fi gerald, she describes society, yes, behavior in... yes, if the world were completely different everywhere, and he was completely weakling, melanie shows great presence of mind, and she is a strong guy, yes, she is a strong guy, she is almost giving birth there somewhere hundreds of kilometers away and survives, does not whine, in general, does not cause inconvenience to anyone, that is, she is stronger than her husband, and i think that ashley i partially chose her, you know, they have scarlet in common, she’s different, but she’s also strong, differently. i agree, but she is rather strong because of her nobility, she always makes choices that are morally accurate, she always has a moral choice, well, some kind of bright moral choice, when it’s like a series of evil? no, but she has such moments , for

i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either.16—year—old brianna was stabbed to death last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson�*s mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel...a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we had a few, like, very personal... we spoke about very personal things, and she was very open with me and she was so respectful, as well. i think that her coming to see me shows a great deal of bravery on her par

i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either.ghter. 16—year—old brianna was stabbed to death last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson's mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel. ..a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we had a few, like, very personal. we spoke about very personal things, and she was very open with me and she was so respectful, as well. i think that her coming to see me shows a great deal of bravery on he

i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either.eath last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson's mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel...a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we had a few, like, very personal... we spoke about very personal things, and she was very open with me and she was so respectful, as well. i think that her coming to see me shows a great deal of bravery on her part, as well. since her daughter's deat

i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either.f the teenagers who murdered her daughter. 16—year—old brianna was stabbed to death last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson�*s mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel. ..a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we had a few, like, very personal. we spoke about very personal things, and she was very open with me and she was so respectful, as well. i think that her coming to see m

listen, here's the dichotomy between these two women, melony and scarlett, that's how you describe them so great? yes, by the way, a very cool definition, suddenly great, yes, well, listen, in theory, because it seems to be very similar to the genre of a women's novel, well, that 's exactly what you know, a little closer to the tabloid, but she's like fi gerald , it describes society, yes, the behavior at the turning point of all these people, not only scarlet, scarlet, by and large, is like a part, of course, she magnetizes, she pulls you towards herself. but without the heroes who were very characteristic of that time for this situation , everything would not have worked out like this, here is ashley and a person who is absolutely crushed by circumstances and admits it, someone is floundering, someone has become a swindler, i don’t even mean butler , but let’s say some managers managers you know not not a serf this is an important very kind of top manager yes then on such a large estate a top manager and history shows that women show somehow greater elasticity of the psyche in crisis

scarlett johansson is in talks for the release next july.ected to focus on a new set of characters, the co-writer of the original "jurassic park" is on board to write the script the project will be honed by the director of last year's "the creator" there are endless jurassic movies, apparently to be made. and scarlett johansson always great in whatever she does >>> jack dawson may have gotten on the titanic for free, but now there's a price on the slab of wood that actually ended his voyage of the door from the climax of the beloved 1997 blockbuster was just sold by heritage auctions. the piece of wood stold for $718,750 it outsold other famous props also on the auction block. like indiana jones' bullwhip from "temple of doom." and jack nicholson's ax from "the shining." the whole debate, remember the whole debate could jack have been saved this thing is not even the door. look at it it's just a part of the frame of the door >> uh-huh. who knows if he could have been saved. >> the debate still goes on. >>> whetn we come home colorful images

, senator katie britt defends her state of the union rebuttal speech and what she's saying about scarlettansson's portrayal on snl. >> plus, something that could dramatically change your morning coffee in the near future. from abc news in new york. >> this is america this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm ryan and ali, and i'm lionel moise. >> andrew is on assignment. we begin with the big question this morning. could tiktok, which is owned by a chinese company, eventually be banned in the u.s? >> house, lawmakers have approved a bill that could potentially lead to a ban. members of both parties supporting the proposal cracking down on tiktok, which faces far more restrictions in china, where it's largely an educational app for kids. so what's next here in the u.s? >> abc's em nguyen has been covering the story. you have some answers for us. good morning. >> that's right. good morning. lionel. although the bill that could potentially ban tiktok is moving forward, the app won't be disappearing from phones anytime soon. this morning, social media users in the u.s. are left wo

let's bring in scarlett mcguire. district media group president, ... thank you all for coming on. lower into you first, he said threat to democracy or talked about the threat to democracy several times in the first few minutes of the speech. here's one of them, listen and i'll get your response. >> i see a future wear defending democracy, you don't diminish it. i see a future... not take them away. >> you can kind of see here where the campaign is going. that's going to be a big push coming towards november. >> the way he started out being very strong against potent, talking about ukraine. i thought it made a lot of sense. then when he transitioned to january 6th, that's where the polling is going to catch up to him he or perhaps voters should care more than they do about january 6th, perhaps they should think about it more and talk about it more. it ranks among the lowest issues on their list. that ordering i was very surprised buy and i didn't understand the strategy. >> what about you beverly? i'm curious about the delivery itself. we talked a lot about this with kevin, a lot o

this follows case of follows the shocking case of trans scarlett blake, trans killer scarlett blake,prison for the murder of george carino. police recorded scarlett's gender as female , scarlett's gender as female, which is a lie male and female are biological categories defined by things like chromosomes and how good you are at parallel parking . jk rowling at parallel parking. jk rowling called out the police , saying called out the police, saying this is not a woman , these are this is not a woman, these are not our crimes. it's an important point, not least because males are hugely overrepresented in crime statistics. responsible for far more violence than females, and that overrepresentation is also seen in males who identify as women , making their transition a women, making their transition a bit less convincing. to be honest, working out gender can be tough, of course. check this out. >> y'all weigh the way the freedoms of your constituent with the fact that we haven't had another mass shooting in florida since parkland, since we passed gun reforms. thank you sir. it's ma'am,

scarlett johansson is such a big fan from the phil lawson transition but hearing sophia cope is greatsenator brit i called my producer and i say let's see if senator brit wants to come on him the father of three daughters and i thought it was very nice. the way that she soft peddled it getting across the women but she got slammed but when scarlett johansson does an impression of you you have to say thank you. that's exactly what senator brit did. neil: it got a lot of attention and a lot of people singing her but it stood out and there were a lot of funny skits including donald trump i get. as much a joe biden maybe we should openly focus about that they had him on the state of the union about how we did you don't see that we get used to it because that's the way it is. >> it's a great question. the tone has been the same from day one. when i was there to registered democrats. we talked about it before on this program, order now. but the difference was i don't think it was as edgy now i'm doing politics every morning on am 9070. to your point the biden stuff when scarlett did katie br

still cunning, here we can’t be sure, but it’s not really about sex in this book, well, that is scarletthip with ret, she doesn’t have... any strong interest in sex in this topic, well, this is her, well, let’s say, inexplicable romantic love for ashley, she generally says that she is not revealed herself as a woman, because this is all an unrealistic story that she believes in , that is, it seems to you that if a woman is unrequitedly in love like this, especially throughout her life with a man who rejects her, there is some kind of , well, that’s how closed it is. two, right there between her the first frustration on the topic of ashley was given to another, yes, there were so many of these events happening that, in fact , maybe she would have been banging against him for some time in a row. then maybe she had something of a decline, and here she was constantly distracted, well, such mundane life, very important matters, almost tragically, and in general everything, but survival, just survival, perhaps, you know, that’s how ashley would cling to books , he clung to memories, and about

scarlett in this one, ben habib? scarlett mccgwire.ever, for the best whatsoever, for all the best analysis , even better than these analysis, even better than these two, an opinion on that story are much go to the website are much more. go to the website gbnews.com. time for gbnews.com. now it's time for our great latest great british give it. how many greats in their great british giveaway. and first it was phil from west yorkshire. and now we have our latest winner who is charles from stoke on trent who won £18,000 in cash. here's the moment he found out he'd won . moment he found out he'd won. >> charles, i have some really good news for you . you're the good news for you. you're the winner of the great british giveaway . giveaway. >> oh, simply nick. oh, dear. >> oh, simply nick. oh, dear. >> you've won £18,000 for me. >> you've won £18,000 for me. >> that's a big surprise for the next fire. i don't know what to say. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> oh, thank you so much . >> oh, thank you so much. >> oh, thank you so mu

scarlett blake is a transgender woman — a fact that didn't feature in that 1pm news bulletin, or in severales on the bbc�*s website during the trial. marianne mcnulty was among those who got in touch with us after watching the programme. i was really shocked at the way this story was framed, and the language that was used, given that self—id is not law, and therefore, you know, such inaccurate and misleading reporting, in my opinion, is a breach of the bbc�*s own guidelines on truth and impartiality. basic facts are not being reported in favour of what i would term the language of identity politics. and to me, thatjust as a huge violation of their own mission statement, you know, and their commitment to be trustworthy, reliable, and truthful. others have a different view, with someone called chloe posting this... and alice through the looking glass wrote... well, let's talk more about this with another viewer who contacted us this week, clare davis. clare, thank you for coming on newswatch. what was your concern about the reporting of this story? my concern was that, since the bbc started c

here is a clip of scarlett johansson making a cameo appearance. >> you know, my husband leslie and i, lot of time in this kitchen. this is where kitchens -- families have hard conversations. about how mommy freaked out the entire country. >> chairman steele, come on, why did she do this? >> she did it because that is what she is coached to do. it's unfortunate. i advised people to go and look at videos of senator britt. she is really good and very effective. it would've been very effective as an individual to respond. they tried to create something that verged on the stepford wives. it was unfortunate because that is not who she is naturally. again, one more reason why the response after the state of the union has to go the way of the dodo. that is the only thing that can do it. it's not a good look. >> chairman steele, icu, i respect you, i must tell you, it's time to go. >> in my office where decisions are made. >> go to sleep. thank you very much as always for coming to the sunday show. >>> still to come, the press for the documents investigation ended without charges. republicans

scarlett.ously it's for great laboun >> well obviously it's for great labour, but actually seriously, i'm so disappointed in reform that that they'll have somebody who is known, that he shouts his mouth off whenever he wants. i mean, it's like putting up simon danczuk for the rochdale by—election when, you know, he'd been thrown out of labour for sixteen a 17 year old. we now have somebody who, you know, is an islamophobe and quite clearly, i mean the hidden message of what lee anderson was saying all the way through is the muslims are taking over our country, which i think is disgraceful. it's untrue and disgraceful. it's untrue and disgraceful. so i think on the one hand it's dreadful. i mean, i am really disappointed , i am really disappointed, because knowing ben habib and richard tice and although i disagree with them on policy, i mean, i don't find them racist. and they're having they're having the he's plugging into a view, isn't he, as enunciated by galloway, that actually the labour pa

when they're in the country, actually , scarlett country, but actually, scarlett is right on health careor tourism generates £4 billion for the nhs . between 2016 and 2022. the nhs. between 2016 and 2022. so if you take 180 million away from 4 billion, that leaves a net gain of £3.82 billion. so this is actually making money for the nhs? yes, we should be better at collecting the debts that people accrue, but ultimately this has been a net gain for the nhs over the period where there's £180 million was lost. it wasn't actually lost. we actually made £3.82 billion dunng we actually made £3.82 billion during this period because of health care tourism. but we could be making more. we could be we could be making £180 million more. but i just wanted to make the point that actually over this period, we made £3.82 billion from health care, tourism . yes, we should get tourism. yes, we should get better at collecting debt , better at collecting the debt, but lose sight of the but let's not lose sight of the headune but let's not lose sight of the headline figure, which what headline figure, whic

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i actually don't feel that towards scarlett either.ers who murdered her daughter. scottjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has met scarlettjenkinson�*s mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's being committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is... terrible, as well. and they've lost a child — and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel...a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we spoke about very personal things, and she was very open with me and she was so respectful, as well. i think that her coming to see me shows a great deal of bravery on her part, as well. since her daughter's death esther has

scarlett thank you very much.s defence select committee. welcome to newsnight. what do you think the government have got to put right? think the government have got to put riuht? , , think the government have got to put riiht? ,.,,,., , ., think the government have got to put riuht? , , ., ., , right? there is absolutely no doubt that we have _ right? there is absolutely no doubt that we have got _ right? there is absolutely no doubt that we have got very _ right? there is absolutely no doubt that we have got very professionall that we have got very professional armed forces and they do a tremendousjob, but the armed forces and they do a tremendous job, but the dynamics of change, the threat has changed, and our question was, are we ready for the worst of all scenarios, which is a prolonged, high intensity... russia? , , . a prolonged, high intensity... russia? , , , russia? russia, yes. would we be able to step _ russia? russia, yes. would we be able to step up — russia? russia, yes. would we be able to step up i

break of scarlett blake is by no means an anomaly.early exercise where we ascertain how police forces nationally are recording the sex registered at birth of suspects in their crime and incident reports, and our 2023 report, which came out towards the end of last year, found that no police force nationally is recording sex registered at birth as standard in all cases, they're recording self—declared gender identity . in some cases, gender identity. in some cases, they're even trying to capture suspects non—binary identities by recording the sex as indeterminate , other or unknown. indeterminate, other or unknown. >> and that's not all police forces . they seem to be having forces. they seem to be having different rules depending on where you go, different rules. >> there's inconsistency, but what consistent is that there what is consistent is that there is no police force which is recording sex registered at birth of suspects as standard. in all cases . so what sarah and in all cases. so what sarah and in all cases. so what sarah and

de hecho, carlos tuvo la oportunidad de conversar con 2 grandes referentes, como lo son scarlett camberos, no habían, creo que había nomás 3 jugadoras y pues eso asusta. con lo que que ha habido, pues todo lo que me dijeron es verdad y pues eso me da mucha confianza que vamos a hacer un equipo muy bueno. eso fue algo también que me ayudó a tomar la decisión de venir a este club, hacer eso. esas primeras de esas primer grupo de chicas que que va a representar a bay en en la historia de este club. y creo que eso también nos motiva a querer ganarlo todo y y hacer que la historia sea perfecta. sumamente acogedor. los fans están súper cerca de nosotras, lo cual la verdad no puedo esperar para ya jugar nuestro primer partido en casa. creo que llevamos mucho tiempo ya pensando en él y y nos da mucha, mucha ilusión. el estadio es bellísimo y lo han adaptado también muy bien para nosotros y los asientos están bien cerca de de la cancha y eso es muy padre. creo que vamos a sentir a nuestros aficionados cerca de nosotras durante la cancha, vamos a escuchar sus sus porras y creo que ese juego va a es

benedict spence, the conservative commentator, scarlett maguire, the director ofjl partners and a reallynteresting call from steve in burnley. tell the audience why you like lee anderson? basically because he just says what everybody is thinking. and he's got to say it. we listen to rishi sunak saying, we are going to do this, we are going to stop the boats. he is not stopping the boats. he says they have them down by 30%... let me bring you some breaking news. this has been the talk of the town in news overnight and this morning. the photograph that was released on mother's day by the princess of wales with her kids. people spotted discrepancies, saying it was photoshopped and then the press agencies withdrew it. this has just come in. like many amateur photographers, i do experiment with editing. i do want to apologise for any confusion by the photograph issued yesterday. let's go to that press conference from reform uk. we are press conference from reform uk. - are very proud of it, or largely as are very proud of it, or largely as a consequence of the hard work and determination of o

he will received visits from scarlett johansson and chris evans.at uplifting support from everyone around you especially when you are in this condition and you don't know how quickly you're going to recover. >> or if you are going to recover. he was down and out. it's funny, robert downey jr., whole different things but he was in that whole scene in the '80s and he fought for his life, too, into a different way. maybe he had that motivation of let's just keep going. >> and it actually worked since he is back on the mend. >>> keurig has a new way to enjoy your morning brew without the plastic. >>> tomorrow you may be able to hold on the luck of the irish to take home the mega millions pot of gold. olay retinol24 renews millions of surface skin cells while you sleep. wake up to smoother, younger-looking skin with olay retinol24. can the flavor of a slow cooked smoked sausage be so gloriously delicious that the sight of its sizzling makes your tastebuds weep? if it's hillshire farm, oh, hill yeah.™ we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less

scarlett. sorry, liam . scarlett. robin sorry, liam. scarlett. robin hood. liam. scarlett.newish . about 20 1214. something newish. about 20 1214. something like that. so yes, it's always takes from the classical, from the from the russian the petipa and from the russian origins, absolutely love origins, but i absolutely love this production. number one, you got little glimpses there. the staging is gorgeous. i took a girlfriend with me and there was lots of gasping. the throne room set is jaw dropping a little bit. how i imagine your bedroom all baroque black and gold drapes, everything spot on. i know it absolutely glorious, but also it's there's not a lot of all this walking around ballet can sometimes be a little bit of the queen comes in, everybody bows , she walks around. then she bows, she walks around. then she makes some gestures about this and all goes on. and it can, and it all goes on. and it can, it can drag a bit. especially most ballets , the early most ballets, the early sections. with sections. this goes in with dancing absolute stunning outside the palace

rachel kundananji princess like scarlett kamberos.e such big names, so you know, anybody that follows nwsl soccer definitely knows their names. >> bay fc was founded by four women soccer legends allie wagner, danielle slayton, brandi chastain and leslie osborne. fans say the long, storied history of women's soccer in the bay area has set a winning foundation. they want to see bay fc continue. >> it's hard to get that first win to have that under the belt now, a great goal. i think that was like i mean, the class of that finish was amazing. >> i grew up playing all kinds of sports and the bay area as a hub, especially for women's soccer. so like for them to bring us a team like so thankful to the founders for bringing us. >> team bay fc will play its first home game against houston on march 30th, right here in sa& jose at paypal park. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news, capitals, historic wharf is being put back together after it was damaged more than a year ago during a winter storm. >> demolition of the wharf house and boat and bait

stars.and scarlett find himself with a bit of space there. >> for the rookie out of monmouth. >> played for john harkes, his high school teammate. robert mccourt. there were 32 goals in including 12 as a senior >> mary: tonight, the urgent mission to clear the wreckage of the collapsed bridge in baltimore. record travel over spring break and the easter holiday weekend. tributes to actor louis gossett jr. >>> first, the around-the-clock effort to remove the twisted steel of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. maryland's governor now says an armada of cranes, tugboats and barges are on the way to help in the massive recovery effort. one of the largest cranes on the east coast moving in, capable of

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mccgwire, scarlett .'s the mccgwire, scarlett. it's the poll we're now. we're poll season we're in now. we're going blindsided by polls, going to be blindsided by polls, aren't everywhere we look, aren't we? everywhere we look, but they are painting a very bleak not just for the bleak picture, not just for the conservatives, but for both labour the conservatives labour and the conservatives now. i mean, i think we now. yeah. i mean, i think we still have sort of still have to sort of acknowledge that you acknowledge that labour, you know, ahead know, 20 points plus ahead in the polls. know, 20 points plus ahead in the liolls. know, 20 points plus ahead in thei think everything is >> i think everything is pointing towards a labour majority election. majority at the next election. that quite amazing that is quite an amazing turnaround given their turnaround from them given their result however, i do result in 2019. however, i do think one thing that that poll flagged which is something flagged up, which is

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she was murdered in february last year, stabbed 28 times with a hunting knife by scarlett jenkins andratcliffe, 215 year olds she thought were her friends . she thought were her friends. brianna's mum esther thinks all of this could have been avoided if social media safeguards had blocked her daughter's killers from looking at torture and murder online. >> children have access to absolutely everything that's in the world now. the content that they might access and the content that they're then referred through the algorithm, it's kind of radicalising children and it wasn't just scarlett and eddie that were accessing dangerous content online. >> esther believes that part of the reason brianna was so vulnerable was because she was addicted to her phone. >> when brianna was with us, it was a massive argument point in our house. i was worried about what she was accessing online. i've lost brianna at a very young when she was very young , young when she was very young, and i wish that we didn't have all of those arguments . i wish all of those arguments. i wish that it was, i just i kind o

and that's scarlett mccgwire scarlett, welcome to the show.nto some of that detail , there of that detail, there conservatives are way, way behind there at about 20, 21, 22, depending on which poll you believe, labour between 44 and 40. meanwhile, on the inside charging up in the turquoise hat, the reform party . what's happening. >> yeah. so polls have been remarkably static actually for more than the last year. more like for the last 18 months, with the conservatives about 20 points behind labour, the lib dems on about 10% and not much movement. there in fact, the only movement really headline only movement really in headline voting polls has been voting intention polls has been this surge in for this surge in support for reform. there are some debates amongst pollsters about where they where they've they started and where they've ended up, and whether they really are the sort of 14, really are on the sort of 14, 15% that we're now starting to be seeing recorded. think be seeing recorded. but i think what's indisputable is that all polls the

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scarlett johansson had a tougher job than you may think.o how strange that was. maybe it's the curse of the state of the union response. every politician that falls on their face. it's funny but this lie about the migrants i think is important. this will be a massive theme in 2024. there will be caravans. they will try to take victims and exploit them politically. they've done this in the past and do it. these are not just one off situations. it's part of a narrative that they're trying to craft and she fell flat on her face. >>> president joe biden is addressing his age in a new campaign ad. the washington post reporter joins us with his latest reporting. "morning joe" will be right back. right back when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused d

he was seen almost as a bit of an accomplice to, to scarlett jenkinson, who was was the jenkinson, who they would kill brianna in an almost gleeful way. very evil mindset. >> yes. what's this all say about our justice system? but let's get your headlines with tatiana . tatiana. >> emily. thank you. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister refused to say how the government would fund a plan to abolish employee contributions to national insurance . around £10 billion insurance. around £10 billion has been spent on a £0.02 cut to the insurance rate. but its benefits are likely to be cancelled out by an expected rise in council tax , as rishi rise in council tax, as rishi sunak says british workers deserve to be recognised for the direction of travel is now crystal clear. >> our plans are working because of the improvement in the economic environment and because of the fact we've been able to get inflation down from 11% to 4, mortgage rates, energy bills falling, wages rising, we've been able to start cutting people's taxes responsibly. and that shows that our plans are wor

let's bring in jl partner pulls director scarlett mcguire and steamboat institute fellow.ou for coming on. she did not hear it from nbc, she got it, ronna mcdaniel, from media reports she was out. >> right and i don't blame her for hiring a lawyer because she probably has a strong case to make against the network. this just goes to show if it wasn't already obvious that nbc and the rest of the leftist media are not interested in being legitimate news outlets, otherwise they would be welcoming a different point of view to show their viewers. nor are they interested in being a profitable business considering they are letting low rated hosts determine company policy. and it really just goes to show how little they think of their own viewers and quite frankly of their own beliefs if they couldn't even have one republican contributor on air to challenge those beliefs. why even have them in the first place? >> trace: here's rachel maddow and jen sake. >> you wouldn't hire a wise guy, you wouldn't hire a made man like a mobster to work at a das office, right? >> our democracy isn

>> scarlett johansson is hot. i'm genuinely jealous.e after me a bunch of times. they don't never have tom cruise play me. how can you get it gorgeous movie star. >> britt went on to add that her crime was putting quote to those much passion and too much heart and soul into her speech. this as an nbc news analysis shows senator britt has told her misleading anecdote about sex trafficking at least five separate times and press conferences and cable news interviews over the last year to criticize the biden administration's border policies. >> and she knows exactly what she is doing. politicians will do this. i don't think to this degree but politicians will do this. they will tell stories and exaggerate. she blurted a lot of things together. after she is caught red handed trying to make something that happened during the bush administration, trying to attach that to joe biden and to say, how could this happen in america, basically and joe biden's america, is kind of dry. i'm a big believer in this case to say, i screwed up. i made a mista

. >> scarlett johansson, unbelievable.o the rebuttal really did not land the way republicans had hoped it would. some of her anecdote, one in particular, you know, graphic anecdote about human trafficking at the border, turned out to be wildly inaccurate. something she refuses to acknowledge in her -- even when questioned by fox about it. what do you make about the fallout from this rising star, someone supposed loi a potential vice presidential list? >> i think it spells how long the republican strategists got it on this. they thought she would appeal to women sitting there in her kitchen in a state where reproductive freedom has been all but outlawed. and speaking in a soft voice. but it ap-pauled people not the least of which about the misrepresent of a story of a human trafficking survivor and using that to try to land a political punch. and she swung and missed. i mean, that is really horrifying. it shows just how out of touch that the planners were with what voters are feeling right now. you are seeing election after

. >> rachel kundananji princess like scarlett kamberos.uch big names, so you know anybody that follows nwsl soccer definitely knows their names. >> bay fc was founded by four womenúsoccer legends allie wagner, danielle slaton, brandi chastain and leslie osborne. fans say the long, storied history of women's soccer in the spbay area has set a winning foundation. they want to see bay fc continue icu, and it's hard to get that first win to have that under the belt. >> now, a great goal. i think that was like i mean, the class of that finish was amazing. >> i grew up playing all kinds of sports and the bay area as a hub, especially for women's soccer. so like for them to bring us a team like so thankful to the founders for bringing us team. >> now bay fc will play its on march 30th, right here in san jose at paypal park. >> mike statement win right out right. lamonica thank you. still to come, a woman severely injured along the sonoma county coast now receiving treatment. we're going to take a closer look at how exactlyúshe was rescued that we

. >> that is scarlett johansson making a special guest appearance on last night's new episode of "saturday gave the republican response to the state of the union address this week. actor josh brolin hosted "snl" with musical guest ariana grande. last month kacey musgraves won her seventh grammy award this one "i remember everything," a song she recorded while battling strep throat. that win made musgraves the first woman ever to take home a grammy in all four country categories. but over the last decade or so, the 35-year-old texas native has transcended country while earning a reputation as one of the best songwriters in all of music. she made her latest album "deeper well" at new york's electric lady studio. the musical home first of jimi hendrix and just about every music legend you can think of. kacey and i got together for a "sunday sitdown" and a stroll through the greenwich village neighborhood. kacey musgraves finds inspiration on a walk in the park. he just holds pigeons. >> wholesome and illegal in washington square park. >> you pick things up and see somebody or hear something,