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this is john in st. paul. joe in hartford, kentucky. steve is first up in florida on the mcgrath line. good morning. -- democrats line. caller: i agree with that last text. the republicans are the ones that when after the unions. during the in reagan admin -- during the regular ministration, they gutted the unions from their negotiating power. it was the reagan administration, they set up the antiunion propaganda saying they priced themselves and were responsible for shoddy work. they did an effective job of brainwashing. the creation of the right to work state, a lot of federal judges really killed labor friendly legislation. host: have you been a union worker in the past? caller: it's funny. i worked in a manufacturing plant in ohio in the 70's. the only time i was a union worker was during a stent where i worked for the state of pennsylvania in college. i was a member of the american federation of federal employees for a couple of years. it was good team in the union. -- being in the union. hopefully, they make a comeback. i think it

. ♪♪ >> john: just as we're getting underway, to let you know what is happening in st. paul'shedral, where prince charles wed princess diana, a service of prayer and reflection on the queen's life. the public has been invited to attend this, some 2,000 seats were set aside. let's pause here and just take in the moment. ♪♪ beginning of the service of prayer and reflection on the death of her majesty, the queen, elizabeth ii, st. paul's cathedral, after an incredibly moving message we just heard from the new king charles. his message was delivered there to britain and the commonwealth. it was recorded -- it was beautiful, john, in the blue drawing room at buckingham palace, and moving, incredibly moving message, initially saying we owe her, their mother, the most heartfelt debt any family member could to their mother, talking about the personal grief that is being suffered by he and other members of his family. talked a lot about the feelings right now and his duty now to his nation. solemnly pledging himself to serve using the words loyalty, respect, and love, referencing the w

john paul. the 1st john of a heart attack just 33 days after being elected in 1978. francis led the verification the ceremony, which is the final step before st. heard the death tor continues to rise in pakistan from devastating floods. authorities report at least another 50 deaths in the deluge hit send province in recent days. more than 1200 people have died in the past weeks. satellite imagery shows the scale of the flooding which has effected about a 3rd of the country. there are now concerns about the countries crop of wheat which could be wiped out affecting the food supply. officials say the record monsoon rains and melting glaciers are being caused by climate change. pakistan has appealed for more international aid and the country's largest charity, the etc foundation has urged the government to reverse a ban on many international and g o z to allow them to help the evidence of former lives lie scattered throughout this vast rural area. now under water, these used to be people's homes, but now are largely submerged or destroyed. those displaced by the floods are flocking to this camp in the sind province, searching for food medicine a

this is john in st. paul. joe in hartford, kentucky. steve is first up in florida on the mcgrath line. good morning. -- democrats line. caller: i agree with that last text. the republicans are the ones that when after the unions. during the in reagan admin -- during the regular ministration, they gutted the unions from their negotiating power. it was the reagan administration, they set up the antiunion propaganda saying they priced themselves and were responsible for shoddy work. they did an effective job of brainwashing. the creation of the right to work state, a lot of federal judges really killed labor friendly legislation. host: have you been a union worker in the past? caller: it's funny. i worked in a manufacturing plant in ohio in the 70's. the only time i was a union worker was during a stent where i worked for the state of pennsylvania in college. i was a member of the american federation of federal employees for a couple of years. it was good team in the union. -- being in the union. hopefully, they make a comeback. i think it

this is john in st. paul. joe in hartford, kentucky. steve is first up in florida on the mcgrath line. good morning. -- democrats line. caller: i agree with that last text. the republicans are the ones that when after the unions. during the in reagan admin -- during the regular ministration, they gutted the unions from their negotiating power. it was the reagan administration, they set up the antiunion propaganda saying they priced themselves and were responsible for shoddy work. they did an effective job of brainwashing. the creation of the right to work state, a lot of federal judges really killed labor friendly legislation. host: have you been a union worker in the past? caller: it's funny. i worked in a manufacturing plant in ohio in the 70's. the only time i was a union worker was during a stent where i worked for the state of pennsylvania in college. i was a member of the american federation of federal employees for a couple of years. it was good team in the union. -- being in the union. hopefully, they make a comeback. i think it

john paul . the 1st he died of a heart attack is $33.00 days after being elected $978.00. hope francis led the beatification ceremony, which is the final step before st. who'd be germany president frank volter star meyer has hosted his israeli counterpart isa hertz, oregon. berlin, reading came after germany said it would make payments to the families of israeli athletes killed in the 1972 munich olympics massacre. cheyenne myers said it was shameful that it took 5 decades for germany to agree compensation. the death toll continues to rise in pakistan from devastating floods. authorities, reportedly another 50 deaths in the deluge hit sind province, in recent days, more than 1200 people have died in the past weeks. satellite imagery shows the scale of the flooding which has effected about a 3rd of the country. there are now concerns the countries crop of weak could be wiped out, affecting food supply. officials say the record monsoon reins and melting glaciers are being caused by climate change. pakistan has appealed for more international aid and the country's largest charity, the ed he foundation has urged the government to reverse a ban on many in

. >> john: john roberts in washington, and monitoring a service of prayer and reflection to be held at st. paul'sfollowing the address, this as the new king prepares to take on the legacy of his mother. >> sandra: duncan larcomb, former royal editor of "the sun" will be here sharing thoughts in moments. >> john: and jonathan hunt on the ground outside buckingham palace. >> sandra: martha, welcome to you, what has struck so many of us, the first full day the country has had to react to the death of the queen, the immense show of support for the family and for now the new king, charles, about to speak. >> martha: we are about to hear from the former prince charles, now king charles iii, we understand he prerecorded the speech earlier when he arrived at buckingham palace, and that makes my mind go back to record by king george vi, addresses to the nation during world war ii, the annual christmas address, statement after the death of diana, a very fraught time, and also her covid speech. so, he addresses the nation at a time when they are in deep grief and he has to make an effort to fill that hole,

st. paul's cath cathedral. i was talking to somebody who was sitting next to her and sang the entire national anthem. and she also, of course, sent a message to be read at st. john'spay for love" which is one of the enduring statements from her reign. out in the forecourt of buckingham palace, they played the national anthem. so she found lots of ways to honor the americans and the british and the people from all over the world who had died in 9/11. later, i watched her in 2011, dedicate the british memorial garden down at the site. so it was a loss for her. she always loved america. she was here many times. and she even took private holidays here. she had a deep, deep love for america. even before she was queen. >> no question, a special relationship, notwithstanding. i keep thinking her grandfather, george, who -- the american revolution began against her, would have thought, listening to queen elizabeth sing the national anthem. >> i don't think we talk about that. [ laughter ] i think she always wanted to do it in the right moment and the right time. that was centuries of tradition and history to break with, when she decided with the changing oh of the royal g