we just went over this with kayleigh and stephen miller. it's really simple.hey raid mar-a-largo, his approval rating goes up. this makes his approval rating go up dramatically. will the mug shot do the same thing, that they so want and desire and crave? >> they thought that charging him would divide our party. it united our party. they thought they would hu mailate him by making him surrender tomorrow. that booking photo will be a symbol of strength. every american will see their own face in that photo. every parent that doesn't want to talk about transgender values with their child, every christian teacher that doesn't want to read bad book to their students. every single homeowner that defends themselves when someone does a home invasion, they'll be seeing themselves. donald trump in that photo will be the only one standing between all of us and the radical left. that's what is about to happen tomorrow. >> sean: tomi lahren, how do you see it? >> in 2015 and 2016, donald trump had the megahat. that's been a symbol. this mug shot will be that times 20. this

6th select committee >> as you can see from the president's daily diary, the president spoke to stephen milleror over 25 minutes that morning. following his call with mr. miller, president trump inserted for the first time a line in his speech that said, quote, and we will see whether mike pence enters history as a truly courageous great leader. all he has to do is refer the illegally submitted electoral votes back to the states that were given false and fraudulent information where they want to recertify. these last-minute edits by president trump to his speech were part of the president's pressure campaign against his own vice president >> pence mentioned here is timely for today's news cycle. as we speak, trump is seeking to block mike pence who said he was done fighting, he was done fighting his subpoena. but now trump is trying to block pence from testifying in front of the same grand jury and familiar with the litigation involved might have been a secret but how confident should trump's team feel, given that just last week, a federal appeals court judge denied trump's effort to block the

stephen miller >> yes >> stephen miller on the morning of the 6th he and his speech writing team were involved in edits back and forth about reinserting certain lines that the president made at the ellipsement some of those lines among the most incendiary and may be the most inciting of violence that day. stephen miller clearly a useful witness with respect to that he also likely participated in other conversations with the president about the fake elector strategy, for example. he went on fox in mid-december to talk about how they were going to send competing slates of electors to congress. i think stephen miller has a lot to contribute to this conversation, and the fact that executive privilege doesn't bar him is all the more helpful to the department of justice and the special counsel. >> lisa rubin, thank you, my thanks to former congressman david jolly as well. really appreciate you both >>> there's another republican in the 2024 race for the president icy as of this mornin, sort of. south carolina senator tim scott announced a presidential exploratory committee today ahead of st

maybe i'll pass on that and give that to stephen miller because he's the lucky winner. but maybe you can describe what an assault weapon is or their definition because clearly the head of ntf has no clue. >> you're right these people rend hired for that i expert tease but it stuns me how many liberals think ar15 stands for assault with won rifle. this person has even less knowledge than that. so where do we start? there's so many crisis biology up. joe was either in bed at a castle or licking an ice cream cone telling us to lick the board. i would like to talk about the border because i was there during the trump administration. the zero tolerance policy with child separation, it worked. that's why we saw record lows in border crossing during the trump administration because he did something. and now these people, who claim to care about migrants, as they call them, are asleep at the wheel because they see these people as pawns and future voters. they don't care about their well-being. i don't see aoc down there hugging a fence or hugging one of obama's cages as she did

stephen miller i wonder what you think of that. sort of came to that watching the trump saga.to be the third rail, the foreign policy question. >> yes and i lived through it tucker by this man's side for those 7 years. the moment that he got the nomination, we watched as the hidden power centers in this country came out from underneath their rocks and began the pull the strings that they control. they began to leak information designed to sabotage him use every organ in the national security community the law enforcement community to try to control him and his presidency. russia is the central example of this. they tried desperately to keep him from pursuing peace with russia or holding that summit with vladimir putin to try to have a relationship between our countries. look what's happened now that he is out of office. we are on the brink of a world war tucker as soon as they pushed him out of office we are almost in a nuclear conflict over the borders of ukraine so you ask what is donald trump's crime. we know it's not a financial crime. we know it's not a campaign fines cri

stephen miller is the founder of american first legal and resident art critic.'s put up one of the first paintings and you can lay your eyes on this so-called masterpiece. how do you interpret this magical rendition? >> well, certainly speaks of someone who has done a lot of drugs over a very long period of time. but i think the real question that we should be asking tonight and it's important because congress is investigating these matters, jesse. is what is hunter's gravest crime? is it being unregistered foreign agent of china? or forcing citizens, innocent citizens to lay eyes upon these hideous paintings? is that arguably the crime against humanity itself, jesse. any of us have to look at these and we have no choice. we have to. because it's a well-known fact and this is true. that the art world is rife with money laundering. so we have no choice look at these paintings, we have to examine them and discover their hidden meaning and people shelled out millions of dollars to get their hands on these paintings. i suspect the answer to that question not only sh

let me bring in stephen miller. let me read you some headlines -- chinese state tv shows chilling taiwan invasion puts video exactly how they're going to take out taiwan. it seems very convincing on paper. another headline -- china warns their carrier killer missiles will wipe out any u.s. naval force sent to defend taiwan. leaked intelligence showing their hypersonic missile could penetrate u.s. air defenses. china declares its military is now capable of smashing taiwan. we know that day after day, threat after threat they are saying to the united states if you dare lift a finger to help your ally, taiwan, that we will obliterate the united states and they are almost daring america to try. i think if joe biden were to do that i'm not sure he's capable of following through and winning that battle. >> it's exactly as you said to. joe biden's weakness, incompetence, his fear, his incapacity, his senility -- all of these things have caused our adversaries to go on the march and we are witnessing the demise of america a

joining me now stephen miller former senior advisor to president trump.ere at the receiving end of all the kids in cages outrage and at the time obviously keeping people separated seemed to make sense because, you know, you couldn't hold children for any length of time in facilities with adults, that would be dangerous. but you guys were hammered for that. and now we have slave labor courtesy of the biden administration. >> right. well you summed it up perfectly laura. as you know well, the policy of the government across all crimes is that if a parent commits a crime, they're held at a different setting their hurricane minor relatives. of course in many cases these individuals are being trafficked into the country and they were being sold into slavery and we saved those children and saved their lives and saved 'em from those ravages. now you have the biden administration come in and they adopt a policy of universal resettlement. so every single 17 and under who touches u.s. soil gets resetled in the country. but with whom are they being resetled? as this

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days on, tuesday former trum advisor stephen miller spendin about six hours in the federal court whereere is, day former nationa intelligence director john ratcliffe weighs a latest trum advisor to spend time there. friday, trump asked the appeal court to immediately block the granddaddy testimony fro former vice president mike pence. into your point earlier, a least six more former member of trump's inner circle have been ordered to testify. tim, your committee did not ge this level of cooperation. but what are your thoughts o these developments and wha questions would you ask if you got out of these folks >> yes, so, there are very significant developments as you, said when they selec committee interviewed some o the same people like stephen miller for example, there were a lot of executive privilege assertions which meant witnesses woul answer certain questions, bu when it came to direct communications with the former president, they refused to answer a question. we did not really have a viabl and rapid ability to adjudicat those assertions we disagree with the vas majority of those

joining us now is stephen miller former senior advisor to president trump. founder as american first hagel and charlie hurt. fox news contributor. stephen, am i wrong in saying that liz cheney could basically write the democrats 2024 platform on foreign policy at this point? >> no, i think your analysis is spot on. your observation is one of the most astute i've heard in a long time. which is that the transformation of the republican party brought on tulsi gabbard. the transformation of the democratic party brought on liz cheney. democrats today have become the party of military adventurism, globalism and corporatism. there is a deep and out of touch and as spiteful to the working classes you can get. foreign wars overseas. open borders at home. in empowering big tech and massive corporations to spy on us, to censor us and sent our most important jobs to foreign countries. if the republican party can continue to make inroads with it working-class as it has in the trump era and continue to say, we are going to fight for your jobs, fight for your borders and 5-

stephen miller is a former advisor to donald trump, he is the founder of america first leader he changes so much for coming on. i don't hear anyone talk about what's in the indictment which is weird in a country read by the rule of law. >> that's exactly right. even oppressive foreign adversaries of the united states if they're going to persecute a chief political rival it would create far more plausible and incredible pretext for doing so. what is so remarkable is that the admen d.a.'s office felt completely confident that if they charge president trump without even naming the law that he broke that there would be no consequences for them, their office, or anyone in their influence they could continue on their merry way become rich, famous, have wonderful careers and practice law all over the country and probably get some great book deals in the process and the worst part is tucker, they're almost certainly correct in that assumption. >> tucker: that is the scariest part if the accused him of murder, fennel dealing, opening the southern border and letting a hundred thousand americans di

for example stephen miller said he was someone who was responsible for instigating the letter from thece chief sits in the laptop was immense information will be no it wasn't. in the case of america garlent he is apparently the subject of the irs whistleblower trying to interfere in the doj pro hunter biden. it is spreading to senior administration officials of. >> and the wife actually worked for joe biden during the obama biden years. however, on the blinken side of things on the anthony blinken this is what gets to me. he knows hunter biden. knows of hunter biden. finds out about the laptop and says it must be rush of disinformation and calls his friends of the intel committee and asks them to suggest this i a disinformation so they run with it and at the whole time you have to imagine lincoln knows hunter biden so that none of this ring true. it seems a little bit hard to believe. of hunter's closet which contains many skeletons. it is as a surprise to no one. it should be an outrage to everyone. the relationship the reasons it's important as it's quite cozy and intimate. very inte

those officials include former chief of staff mark meadows, former white house advisor stephen miller, and ken cuccinelli, who was trump's acting deputy secretary of the homeland security. this all comes as trump faces an april 25 court date in new york where a civil suit brought by author e. jean carroll alleges trump raped her in a dressing room at a department store in the mid-1990's. indiana republican governor eric holcomb signed a bill wednesday banning gender-affirming care for children. the new law, which takes effect on july 1, will require trans youth who are currently transitioning to stop taking medication by the end of the year. 12 states now have such laws on the books after idaho republican governor brad little signed a similar bill tuesday evening. meanwhile, republican lawmakers in kansas on wednesday successfully overrode democratic governor laura kelly's veto of a bill barring transgender athletes from competing on k-through-12 and college sports teams that match their gender identities. in texas, the justice department has reached a tentative $144 million settlemen

on tuesday it was stephen miller late yesterday it was former dni john ratcliffe soon it could be the star witness, donald trump's former vice president mike pence himself. last week an advisor to pence said he would not appeal a court order to testify today though an update, trump and his attorneys this morning asked a federal appeals court to take, quote, immediate action to block pence's testimony. we'll monitor that decision for you. it could come down in a matter of days, judging by how quickly other such judgments in this case have been reached so far. but the broader reading of jack smith's investigation remains. from "the new york times" reporting on this, quote, while questions linger over pending appeals and potential efforts by some of the witnesses to delay things further by invoking the fifth amendment, the developments suggest that smith is close to finishing the fact finding phase of his work and moving closer to a decision about seeking charges against trump and others a potential new stage in the federal investigations into donald trump's conduct before, during and af

i think donald you know stephen miller basically your old job, the white nationalist. literally. yeah, literally. yeah. so you know that did that make you just kind of talk about what that made you kind rethink? i'm not saying it made you change your policies. would that would that make you rethink about, you know, the world? no, i think it i think it's true. and that's why that irving kristol quote has endured. and and what was weird for me is that i was mugged for a foreign policy. i'm sure some didn't work out the way i would have hoped they did around the world. i really got mugged at home. right. which is what's interesting. what i really examine. i examined in the book everything that all the assumptions i had and what i had to admit to myself is, you know, you and i are similar age. like i was born in kind of came of age politically at the time of kind of maximum triumphalism around, america, democracy, the inexorable nature of progress, our history yeah. arc of history like i was, you know, i was first kind of politically conscious and following events through the kind of

testifying, and ratcliffe is part of a gang of aids called to testify including this week speechwriter stephen miller "the washington post" also reports smith's other investigation into trump's handling of classified documents found at mar-a-lago, well, that is humming right along that is not the legal case trump was focused on today today trump was deposed for the second time in the new york state attorney general's sweeping fraud lawsuit in september letitia james formed a massive 2$250 million civil fraud lawsuit accusing trump, his adult children, and his organization of staggering fraud for overvaluing their assets by billions trump before that deposition he made sure this morning to call a.g. james a racist because that appears to be his main line of defense here once he arrived at the a.g.'s office he was greeted with chants of new york hates you and then he spent nearly the entire day behind doors. the spokesperson for the new york a.g.'s office said trump spoke a lot, which is quite different from the last time he was deposed. just two days after the fbi searched trump's florida home for cla

>> i think people who are anti-immigrant or are kind of in the stephen miller mold of how they see immigrationr going to vote for biden in the first place. i think the suburban parents and those voters who are more swing voters, they are a -- they want tos moderate on the issue. they don't want open borders, which we never have had, but they still want to make sure that we are protecting the country, that we are seeing who is coming into the country and that biden is trying to solve the root causes of this issue. and so we have had vice president harris go to central america a number of times to try to address those issues to make sure that we can kind of build those countries from the ground up economically. but that's a very tough long-term play. it's not -- we have so many areas of our own country that are suffering economically. and so it's going to be hard to make very poor countries into middle income countries where people want to stay overnight. that takes a long period of time. >> let's talk about the debt ceiling fight. president biden has been challenging republicans, hey, show me a

trump advisor stephen miller was also seen visiting the courthouse where the jur meets. paul butler, msnb legal analysts and georgetow law professor and david rohde, executive editor for the new at the new yorker.com. paul, i will start with you. what do you make of trump bein so comparatively talkative during's latest deposition wit the new york a.g.? >> alicia, in civil cases, i the amendment pleads the fifth the jury can make an inference that he is something to hide and that could hurt trump a bi time in the new york attorne general civil case remember, she is going after him for $250 million in damage for the judge to basically run trump's business out of th state, if you found liable but the problem for trump is that taking the fifth woul have offered him som protection in his criminal case, but let's t-shirt james -- the testimony with the distric attorney alicia, with t-shirt james, sh keeps beating trump by out strategizing him >> something that strikes me about all of this, david rohde this is like one case of man that we're talking about >> yes >> given the, i

since denied that emotion an some of those aides have begun testifying, including the like of stephen millertor of nationa intelligence, john ratcliffe joining me now is my saturda night panel, hayes brown writer and editor at msnbc daily. we cynthia alksne, msnbc legal analyst. she is also former federal prosecutor and mike lyon, host of can w please talk broadcast. great to have all of you wit us cynthia, i'll start with you given the appeals court speier dismissal of trump's motion, trying to block his former aides from testifying, wha chances does he have to no block pence's testimony, and what with this look like i this appeal work to go to th supreme court? >> he has zero chance. he will lose in a district court. and he lost in the distric court already. he will lose on appeal, and my conscience, the supreme cour will take it i would say slim to none, an slim has walked out the door >> all right, hayes, you thoughts on this i mean, we don't know th specifics of what trump' former aides are being asked but there are reports that federal prosecutors are lookin into whether, you know, th

witnesses for whom jack smit has sought to pierce the executive privilege, peopl like mark meadows, stephen miller, and some other peopl close to him the way prosecutors typicall investigated the cases eve tightening concentric circles. you start wide to educat yourself especially, can any moving closer to the target as you learn more about who the target is and what they ma have done. you want to be as informed a you can be as you aske questions of those peopl closest to the target. you want to talk to everybody, review every document as you close in there's really nobody an closer than pence and meadow and that's where jack smith is headed now >> jonathan, i want to tal quickly and touch on the manhattan's da's case. i know you did some digging an reporting a new contributed to the nbc news piece about som small political donations made by judge wang marchand who's been in the spotlight as o late talk to us about what you foun out. >> we are talking about $1 donated to joe biden's campaig in 2020 through the web service, act glue which is betwee donors and campaigns another donation to a grou ca

ratcliffe is part of a gan of trump aides we've bee called before -- trump advisor in speech writer stephen miller the washington post also reports that smith's other criminal investigation int trump's handling of classified documents found at mar-a-lag -- well, that is humming righ along. but that is not actually the legal headache that donald trump was focused on today today, trump was deposed for a second time in the new yor state attorney general sweeping civil fraud lawsuit in september, new york a.g laetitia james filed a massive 250 million dollar civil fraud lawsuit a gazing trump, hi adult children and his organization of staggering fraud, for over valuing th assets by billions trump, before that depositio -- he made sure this morning to call a. g. james a racist, because that appears to be his main line of defense here. and since he arrived at the a. g.'s office, he was greete with chance of new york hate you. and then he spent nearly the entire day behind closed doors staying inside for roughly eight hours. that is nearly double th amount of time spent there during his first depositio b

significant migh ratcliffe's testimony be >> what we know that ratcliffe is also joining trump bait stephen millerecurity official can push and ali, and as one of the administration officials tha have been seen at the federa court with a grand jury is being held, and these ar individuals who have firsthand knowledge and possibly hav firsthand knowledge as to th intent by the former president to overturn a american election. and so i think that this i really significant that th grand jury is hearing from these individuals, along wit vice president pence, saying that he is not going to figh the appeal of his appearance as well, and i think the court as well as the special prosecutor are going to ge some very interesting testimon from these individuals >> yeah, we will be stayin tuned for that, that is fo sure let's head to the supreme cour right now, i understand that there are people outside gathering, typically whe there's hot button issues, which this is. the supreme court is reviewing restrictions on the abortion drug mifepristone, we do have shot right now, but we will ge to it, but they're doi

t o stephen miller, i appreciate your coming on tonight. thank you.hank you. >> so it look pretty crazy.craz in new york yesterday. oft course,of looking crazy was the whole point of this to terrify swing voterrifys int? never voting for donald trump? what was it like, congresswomane marjorie taylor greene of georgia was there for s the arraignment before she arrivehe read citd. er the mayor ofic the city already failed. just a year into office, eric adams described her as a criminal and implied he would woule misbehaved. >> meanwhile, actual lunatics showed up and prevented her from speaking. >> watch. so we hear that marjorie whylor greene is coming to the city right here. the p so we brought some whistles to hand out to people to drown her out with some noise. that's a sitting member, an elected member of the congress. everyone can see where this u is going. mergenthaler green joinsnew yore us tonight to recount what sheso saw in new york yesterday. congressman, thanks so much on r coming on . >> what was that likelike? well, it was absolute chaos,

in and tonight, stephen miller's america first legal foundationtn they obtained through a freedom of information act requesta nts docu internal government documents that related to the trummep raid . and the group is now reportingge that the biden administration and officials there were actually involved with the raid thedespite them denying any knowledge of it. you might remember thiyou mis. >> look, i'll say this. you know, the president and the white house learned about this fbi search from public reports a . we learned, justrn like the american public did yesterday and we did not have advance notice of this activity. didpresident biden has been vey clear from before he was electeprd president and throughout his time in office t that the justice department de investigationsc independently. >> all right. rig america firsamerict legal senior counselor and director of oversight and investigationsdirr reed rubenstein. he said in a statementd that the national archives misled congress about the biden white house and their role in the raid. mar-a-lago and the evidence, quote, further su

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back and forth over forcing meadows to testify, along with others including trump's speechwriter stephen millerf homeland security deputy ken cuccinelli, on-ratcliffe, and robert o'brian. it's not clear if trump's team intending to fight the ruling. luke, we've talked about this a little bit we've also analyzed what we know from these people in the somewhat limited information they shared with the congressional probe to be a huge deal you and i were on together with tim hafey who said this group unlocks everything for special counsel jack smith. >> it's an extraordinary development for the grand jury investigation into january 6th i mean, this is a group of people that for the most part, some of them did talk to the january 6th committee, but there's quite a few than list including mark meadows who refused to come in before the january 6th committee and answer questions, and we know he has so much firsthand knowledge about the plans to overturn the 2020 election and specifically what donald trump was thinking and doing at specific times. you'll recall, of course, the testimony that mark meadows

wrote and i quote, they were cabinet meetings about this during the trump administration where stephen miller would peddle his racist hysteria about iraqou and afghanistan. he and his enablers across government would undermine anyone who worked on solving the issue by devastating the system at dhs and state. she continued to say, trump had four years while putting his plan in place to evacuate these afghan allies who were lifelines for many of us who spent time in afghanistan. they had been waiting a long time. the process slowed to a trickle for review of their priorities, then came to a halt. end quote. donald trump and his administration knew full well that his withdrawal commitments where a recipe for disaster, but did nothing tois address it. those facts should not be ignored during our discussion today, and with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> gentlelady's time. recognize mr. burrell -- mr. burlison for five and. >> thank you, mr. chairman. leaders, real leaders accept responsibility for mistakes and pass on credit for successes. i'm from missouri. we are the home of president harr

it seems to me that his former special adviser stephen miller accurately told in an interview, and rulligence and law enforcement agencies to control him and his presidency. russia is an important example of this, they were desperately trying to keep him from his desire for détente with russia and not desperately. they tried to prevent him from holding a summit with vladimir putin to establish relations between our two countries. look what happened in the end, he's not in the president's office. we are on brink of world war. as soon as they got him out of the office. look at what happened we are almost on the brink of a nuclear war on the borders of ukraine and if you ask me what is donald trump's crime we know it's not a financial crime not a campaign finance crime his crime of refusing to bow to a corrupt, rotten foreign policy the establishment, which is used to always getting in its way in this country sergeevich but, it seems to me, at least, here i have the impression is made on the basis of the analysis of the present. the sociological trends of the united states that this very

, we told the story i think we read perhaps in "the washington post," a funny story about how stephen millerant, spent a lot of money he heard somebody at the restaurant insult him, and he decided to own the libs by throwing away the really expensive sushi that they made and he'd already brought he flew athrew away the sushi, "take that," and didn't realize he gave them the money and didn't have dinner it is a perfect metaphor for this whole owning the libs thing that brian was just referencing. i mean, owning the libs has cost republicans in 2017, '18, '19, '20, '21, '22, and, yes, again in '23, especially in wisconsin. this focus on owning the libs has cost a certain news network almost $800 million. owning the libs is going to bankrupt a man who used to be called america's mayor owning the libs has had a horrific consequence for the republican party, for the conservative movement, for many people who worked for donald trump or went on january 6th and are now in jail. this owning the libs, if somebody says, "i want to own the libs," i think, politically, we should see that as a cry for hel

cuccinelli at the time, who was the department of homeland security secretary and other advisers stephen miller, dan scavino, it could apply to all of them if they have declined to answer questions with the grand jury. alright katelyn polantz news back to new york on the streets outside the new york courthouse and cnn, sherman procure says this is a obviously very complex security operation this morning. no it certainly is anderson, and there are indications that this could be happening at any moment. now we're seeing it. certainly uptake and police presidents. there are more officers here than i have seen the past several days. i want to show you anderson exactly what's going on now? outside the courthouse. there are court officers lining the entire street here at the front of the courthouse on center. on center street and then this just continues here down into this area, and when you look down, hogan place where as you know, i've been the past couple of nights. this is where the motorcade will wind up. this is the street where the former president will ultimately surrender where he will walk

suzy wiles, chris lawson, senior campaign advisers like stephen chung, who runs communications, jason miller, boris epstein. legal advisor and senior campaign adviser. so you know you have a lot of politics around you as well. as i said, you know, his lawyers are in new york, and he is expected to hold meetings with lawyers at trump tower. but there is a huge part of this. that is political. and that's also likely what we're going to see in mar-a-lago on tuesday night when he comes back and delivers those remarks, but the one thing again that we are going to be watching closely is if any of this political rhetoric changes once we actually learn what those charges are and manu. you've been following this closely, obviously on the hill. so many republicans have come out in defense of the former president, and they have also gotten on board with this narrative that this is a political hoax. political witch hunt. do they continue with that narrative? once we learn what those charges actually are, of course, remains to be seen. manu that's right, and we'll see if anything changes in that rhetoric

jason miller, of course he was with him in the white house, stephen truong, and head of operationsjustere is a constant drama— there is a constant drama a constant turnin: of there is a constant drama a constant turning of the _ there is a constant drama a constant turning of the people. _ there is a constant drama a constant turning of the people. it's _ there is a constant drama a constant turning of the people. it's almost. turning of the people. it's almost like a _ turning of the people. it's almost like a game of musical chairs. who sits next— like a game of musical chairs. who sits next to — like a game of musical chairs. who sits next to trump on any given day. we've _ sits next to trump on any given day. we've seen a — sits next to trump on any given day. we've seen a lot of these back in sport— we've seen a lot of these back in sport squabbles going between his le-al sport squabbles going between his legal team. we have seen some of his le-al legal team. we have seen some of his legal team _ legal team. we have seen some of his legal team say yeah, this is a very good _ legal

we're taking you through the papers today with alan miller and emma wills . 620 a very good morning to you. watching and listening to breakfast with stephene're going to take a look at today's front pages and then look at stories in just a moment. but the front pages of the times warns of a new nightmare . nhs patients as nightmare. nhs patients as junior doctors take to the picket lines once again, the observer a care home observer uncovers a care home crisis with children sent hundreds of miles away . the mail hundreds of miles away. the mail claims that a so—called vegan mob is plotting to sabotage the grand national. the sunday express has rishi having six months to sort out the boats crisis. and the telegraph reports that lockdown children are having to wait a year for nhs help. the sunday mirror remembers paul o'grady with the headline. have a laugh at my funeral while the sun exposes the married england ace who reportedly forced his lover to sign a gag order. reportedly forced his lover to sign a gag order . and this is a sign a gag order. and this is a story you want to see. easter bunnyin story you want to see. easter bunny in su

miller, bbc news. plenty of treats here, and i have just noticed the easter bunny cookies as well. let's speak to stephen? at the moment it is staff, labour, ingredients and energy. some products— ingredients and energy. some products of course we can invest in machinery— products of course we can invest in machinery such as the plant where the hot _ machinery such as the plant where the hot cross buns go through, but the hot cross buns go through, but the energy— the hot cross buns go through, but the energy to run the machine, last year it_ the energy to run the machine, last year it went — the energy to run the machine, last year it went up over 300% saw significant — year it went up over 300% saw significant increases in energy, and often _ significant increases in energy, and often is _ significant increases in energy, and often is required to bake everything, there is obviously gas, and more — everything, there is obviously gas, and more and more as we go to third parties. _ and more and more as we go to third parties, freezers, you can turn those — parties, freezers, you can turn those off, _ part