good people in labour, people like morgan mcsweeney and the labour together project, keir starmer, steve reid these kind of people that really rebuilt the labour party from 2019 to what it is now remains in the party and they thought, you know, we believe in this, we invest in it. and i think the conservative party would probably be better off doing that. >> so we should take a number of votes. people who actually voted corbyn did better in 2019 than starmer did in 2024. but that's not a real we don't have proportional representation, nor do i want it. tim, your sympathetic to the conservative party and would like to see telegraph commentator a government that is broadly conservative. how do you think we best go about it. >> well you know i'm, i'm sympathetic to all furry animals. look, there's a, there's a, there's an attitude around this conference that people are sort of thrilled at how badly things are going for laboun how badly things are going for labour. but the reality is, is that their polling can sink as low. it can go all the way down to the floor, and it doesn't matter because the

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coverage with rachel maddow, nicolle wallace, joy reid, chris hayes, lawrence o'donnell, ari melber, stephanie ruhle, jen psaki. symone sanders townsend, and steve kornacki at the big board, alex wagner at the debate in new york city, and senators mark kelly of arizona and amy klobuchar of minnesota. msnbc's special coverage of the vice presidential debate begins now. >> hello there. welcome. it is great to have you here. we know you have every choice in the world for where to watch the big debate, so we're super grateful you're here with us. we'll try to be worth it. we're all very excited. none of us have slept a wink. we all look ten years older than we actually are. i'm joined by some of my beloved colleagues. joy reid is here, chris hayes, jen psaki, stephanie ruhle, alex wagner is in the spin room at the debate. we have jacob soboroff standing by in michigan with a bunch of voters at a watch party. we'll be joined by lots more of our colleagues over the course of the night. there is a lot coming up. as we settle in for tonight's vice presidential debate between democratic minnesota governor tim walz and republican ohio senator jd vance, we

reid-hillview was 97. so. but anyway, i digress. 94, 74, 80 and 90 on steve's forecast highs., i am, because it's been hot for so darn long. but 50s now more so than and low 60s in the city. this is a big drop from yesterday and there's even more of a westerly breeze. a couple people have written me and said it feels better now. there's still a slight northerly breeze in some of the higher elevations, but it seems to be turning a little more west northwest. i can't find much fog yet, except down towards monterey, maybe a little bit in santa cruz. this high does not want to let its grip go, but we are running cooler from 1 to 10 degrees. petaluma down nine, sfo down ten. only napa airport says a little bit warmer, but most locations are running cooler. so we will take the ball and carry it and see how far we can go. more 50s and 60s. aptos is down to 52, santa cruz 54 degrees. still 60s for many, but not the upper 60s and 70s that we saw the last couple of mornings. so i would look for a little cooler today. more so tomorrow. biggest cooldown will be near the end of the week. d

steve reid was questioned here on gb news this morning.ver £2,000 worth of tickets from a firm with ties to northumbrian water. one of the three companies, the water regulator has ruled not fit for purpose. speaking on breakfast this morning, reid had this to say. >> those tickets were from a telecoms company, not a water company. so your facts, i'm afraid, are wrong. and your inference is wrong too , because inference is wrong too, because i would hardly i would hardly. i would hardly be taking the toughest action against water company and water company bosses of any secretary of state in history . if i of any secretary of state in history. if i had of any secretary of state in history . if i had been of any secretary of state in history. if i had been in any way influenced by a telecom company offering me a pair of football tickets, i wasn't. and you can judge me by what i'm doing in parliament and the reform i'm leading in the water sector. you've not seen that from any previous environment secretary ever . secretary ever. >> that's it

steve reid, jet setting off around the world so he can grandstand about being a world leader , tacklingng a world leader, tackling climate change. well, right here at home, british farmers are going to the wall. i hope you enjoy the colombian jolly , mr enjoy the colombian jolly, mr reid. that just sums them up, though, doesn't it? totally obsessed with how they look on the world stage when the people who really matter, british citizens, british farmers get shafted. let's go and see the views of my wonderful panel. we've got political consultants, suzanne evans. we have got the spectator's james heale and former labour party adviser matthew laza. suzanne, i mean, this is a bit of a shocker. i wonder whether or not we are just days away from farmers descending on downing street and spreading manure everywhere. >> well, i really hope so, patrick, because, you know, i watched the budget yesterday with growing horror, but when this was announced, i felt absolutely despondent. i live in rural shropshire, right at the heart of a beautiful farming community. you know, i know farmers. i know th

steve reid was questioned on gb news this morning.er £2,000 worth of tickets from a firm with ties to northumbrian water, one of three companies the water regulator has ruled not fit for purpose. speaking to breakfast this morning, reid admitted he probably wouldn't take tickets again but denied it had influenced any of his decisions . influenced any of his decisions. >> tickets were from a telecoms company, not a water company. so your facts, i'm afraid, are wrong and your inference is wrong and your inference is wrong too, because i would hardly i would hardly. i would hardly i would hardly. i would hardly be taking the toughest action against water company and water company bosses of any secretary of state in history. if i had been in any way influenced by a telecom company offering me a pair of football tickets, i wasn't and you can judge me by what i'm doing in parliament and the reform i'm leading in the water sector. you've not seen that from any previous environment secretary ever. eve r. >> even >> those are the latest gb new