a lot of low cloud, misty, murky conditions across suffolk on the east coast.atellite picture as well, you can see most of the cloud has been spilling in of the north sea but we chase cloud amounts, i suspect, as we go through the afternoon. on the whole, though, most of us will keep some decent spells of sunshine coming through. always the risk of that cloud just sitting along the far east coast, may be thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle from time to time but with the best of the sunshine, best of the warmth will be 16 celsius, 61 fahrenheit. the breeze will strengthen into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon and will continue to strengthen to the night. that is going to prevent mist and fog patches reforming through the night. we may welljust see a little bit more cloud once again out to the east with low to mid single figures to greet us first thing on sunday morning. a bit of a chill in the air but nevertheless, sunday is going to be quite a promising day. a little bit more of a breeze but coming from a southerly direction so that will

helen catt, bbc news, suffolk. the latest now in the conflict in sudan.orted to have started, but it's by no means clear if rival factions in the armed forces are observing the deal. there's been intense fighting since the weekend, hundreds of people have been killed and injured. a word about the country itself... it's one of the biggest countries in africa, has experienced years of instability, as moves towards democratic government have been attempted. the latest clashes were started by the power struggle between these two men — general abdel fattah al—burhan, who is president of sudan's military government, and his deputy, mohamed hamdan dagalo, who leads the country's biggest paramilitary group, the rsf. the united nations says the humanitarian situation in sudan is now catastrophic, with mass displacement of people. 0ur senior africa correspondent anne soy has been watching developments from the kenyan capital, nairobi. every chance they get, sudanese are trying to flee the capital, khartoum, if only they can make it out alive. a 24—hour cease fire t

helen catt, bbc news, suffolk.. no hannah died while returning from the summit. he was attempting to climb all 1a of the highest mountains. he was an experienced climber having reached the summit of mount everest ten times. we'll be able to buy free—range eggs again in the next few days, as bird flu restrictions are lifted across most of the uk. today is the first time in six months that captive birds and poultry can go outside — though experts say the h5n1virus is still circulating, and is an ongoing risk to wild birds. our environment correspondent jonah fisher reports. the restrictions eased. the doors of the enclosure opened. and the chickens, well, they were in no rush to embrace their new—found freedom. the ending of a housing order brought in to control the spread of bird flu means that in almost all of the uk, captive birds can now go outside once more. today is a great day. i've been looking forward to this for a long while. mark supplies all the leading retailers and last year, as the outbreak spread, hun

she joins us now from suffolk. shejoins us from she joins us from suffolk.ey role in government, really interested to hear what your reflections are of everything that is happening? weill. everything that is happening? well, i think that everything that is happening? well, | think that this — everything that is happening? well, i think that this is _ everything that is happening? well, i think that this is an _ everything that is happening? -ii i think that this is an incredibly important decision for rishi sunak. i have worked for two minister max, to be effective you have to work effectively —— write to prime ministers. margaret thatcher behaved very well toward civil servants, but behaved badly to what ministers. but then that ended badly for her, because they bit back. so i think it is very important that ministers and civil servants work well together, because otherwise you cannot deliver as a minister. but perhaps even more importantly than that this is a test of rishi sunak�*s commitment to the integrity and professionalism of everyone in his cupboard

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it's notjust my award, it's the award for all people who look like me who live in suffolk.irthday honours list, and that's because of services she offered to vulnerable people around her during the covid—19 pandemic. during lockdown, there were a lot of people feeling so lonely and isolated, a lot of us were. but some of the older members of the community, theyjust felt really lost and felt no direction, so we started doing conference call cooking sessions online for those who weren't so tech—savvy. and this is one of the young champions. sahil usman, at only 15 years old, helped his community in blackburn during the pandemic, as well, but he did so while he was facing a very serious personal challenge. i was diagnosed basically injuly 2018 with leukaemia. _ but what happened was during covid, i was in the extremely vulnerable - category and i knew that i'm not. going to have anyone there for me. i mean, i will have someonel there for me, but the elderly won't have anyone there for them. so what i did was i gathered around 300 hampers, going to the shops. and getting all th

it's notjust my award, it's the award for all people who look like me who live in suffolk.n, at only 15 years old, helped his community in blackburn during the pandemic, as well, but he did so while he was facing a very serious personal challenge. i was diagnosed basically injuly 2018 with leukaemia. _ but what happened was during covid, i was in the extremely. vulnerable category and i knew that i'm not going to have _ anyone there for me. i mean, i will have - someone there for me, but the elderly won't have anyone there for them. i so what i did, i gathered around 300 hampers, going to the shops- and getting all the essential items and i put them together— and i basically gave them out to the elderly people - in my community of lancashire. to the elderly people _ reporting to the elderly people from as a day machinery. the former first minister of scotland nicola sturgeon has vowed to "fully cooperate" with police after the arrest of her husband, the snp's former chief executive, during an investigation into the party's finances. in her first public comments since peter

you don't see many people like me in suffolk being awarded for the work they do. me who live in suffolk. and this is one of the young champions. sahil usman, at only 15 years old, helped his community in blackburn during the pandemic, as well, and he did so while he was facing a very serious personal challenge. i was diagnosed basically injuly 2018 with leukaemia. _ but what happened was during covid, i was in the extremely. i vulnerable category and i knew that l i wouldn't have anyone there for me. i mean, it will have someone there for me. _ but the elderly won't have anyone there for them. i so what i did, i gathered around 300 hampers, going to the shops- and getting all the essential items and i put them together— and i basically gave them to the elderly people - in my community of lancashire. just before i go, i want to take you back to israel. we will be keeping an eye on these pictures and the hours ahead. these are protesters out in the street yet again for the 14th week in a row against the planned changes to the just theory. this is bbc news. hello the

he's at a fertility clinic in suffolk. the project costs £100,000, and so far they've raised half.ientists will pick different stallions across the gene pool to create a nice cross section of the breed. well, they're very hardy breed, an ancient breed. they're very hardy, which, as you can see up here today on the very windswept and rainy exmoor, they've got double coats. they're really well protected. if you see on the top of the tails, they've got a snow chute which throws all the water off them. they really are extremely hardy ponies, and that's what we're breeding for. we've got to maintain that that hardiness. so what are the similarities between alan the pony and alan the celebrity? i'm not sure mr coogan�*s met him yet, but i mean, we'll we'll see what we could do. if he's listening, you might need to get in touch. well, we'll fix you up with a meeting. the travel industry may be seeing an uptick but many businesses are still suffering from severe staff shortages, more than a year after the end of pandemic restrictions. 0ur reporter, peter ruddick, has been to the lake distr

on behalf of was added to suffolk, it brought assuring, according to the health ministry 20 hospitals have had to shut down because of attacks and lack of supplies about a little lock beside the dock. a block o 8 more health centers are at risk of closure because of work overload and a lack of medical personnel. brofy that we call on all parties to commit to a sustained humanitarian pause and fighting as soon as possible. suddenly molest washington says it's sending more troops to its naval base in the nearby southeast african country of djibouti to prepare for a possible evacuation of u. s embassy employees. other nations are also planning to get their people out. people have been really kind and helpful to us at the same time feeling also getting more and more desperate went down to foreclose, had to buy food and it was a huge flight breaking out into, you know, as people get more and more desperate than things get more and more tense, so people's access to resources is dwindling. and you know, that's been it things start turning for the worst out. a virtual meeting with african and

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a top temperature of 13 across norfolk and may be suffolk where the rain hasn't really started and things briefly a bit brighter. we could get late sunshine in wales and the south—west as the rain pushes eastwards overnight as the showers die away in scotland and northern ireland but we keep cloud and rain across eastern parts of england keeping the temperature is higher. but with clearer skies elsewhere temperatures will be close to freezing and like last night in northern ireland temperatures could be as low as minus four degrees here. into the weekend we see the weather improving, things turning drier, a little bit warmer and we will see sunshine at times. we start with cloud across eastern england, a bit of patchy rain left from overnight tending to fade away. as the cloud breaks up and we get some sunshine that will trigger some showers for eastern england, perhaps eastern parts scotland of which could be on the sharp side. further west it looks like it will be dry, a fair bit of sunshine but feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine and light winds, and temperatures a little higher th

today" suffolk poll and he is the son of a biden role model. >> two political heroes were martin luther king and bobby kennedy. >> kennedy is also a member of this country's most famous family of democrats. >> my whole family, including myself, have long, personal relationships with president biden, many of my family members are working in the administration. >> but the administration isn't commenting. >> so 2024, the hatch act, just not going to touch that with a 12 eye foot pole. >> next week president biden will meet with top campaign donors outside the white house according to the "new york times." but, this year's pitch may be a tougher sell. >> there's no good economic news out there and it's clearly suppressing the president's own approval rating. >> peter: there is a renewed effort to blame others for inflation. >> putin's war in ukraine was disrupted energy supplies and food supplies. >> yet, only 12% of adults polled by cnbc are optimistic about the economy. 69% are pessimistic. >> talk about. >> >> peter: why aren't people buying it. >> he talks about the economy all the time

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there's more charity at work in danielle's hometown in suffolk. vans that tour the whole of the uk have come to offer emergency care to those in pain. so the charity dentaid has come here to bury st edmunds because this is a town identified as being in a dental desert, where people really struggle to access nhs dentistry. now the charity itself was set up some years ago to provide dental care in developing countries. and yet here we are in england in 2023, in a seemingly prosperous town, and loads of people are just desperate for help. see increasing levels of demand. i think this is the fourth or fifth time we've been to this area and we do two days back—to—back and every day we're seeing between 30 and a0 patients a day, people getting here at seven in the morning, queuing. last time we were here, it was raining and people were just in the queue waiting in the rain. every single person we see is in pain, has had infections, broken teeth, problems that are affecting eating, speaking, functioning. so it's really, really affecting this area because

suffolk police have commitment.uffolk police have been given this evening to question two teenagers in connection with the death an elderly woman. officers were called to a house in pakefield at 2 pm. last saturday after reports that, 82 year old joy middleton had been found lying on the floor following a robbery. the two boys, aged 15 and 14, both from the lowest loft area, are being held after being arrested on suspicion of murder . the being arrested on suspicion of murder. the government is launching a bid to help businesses use energy. up until now companies have had their energy bills capped. but from today they'll only get a discount which will remain in place until march next year. pubuc place until march next year. public bodies will be told they can save money by putting timers on light and heating and switching to more energy efficient bulbs . the government efficient bulbs. the government says the move will help lower operational costs and help on net zero. water companies could face fines under new gove

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a lot of low cloud, misty and murky conditions across suffolk on the east coast.hine across lake windermere first thing. if we take a look at the satellite picture, you can see most of the cloud has been spilling on of the north sea. but we will be chasing cloud amounts around as we go through the afternoon. most of us will keep some decent sunshine. always the risk of that cloud just sitting along the far east coast. may be thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle. with the best of the sunshine of the warmth, it will be 16 celsius, 61 fahrenheit. the breeze will strengthen into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon and will continue to strengthen through the night. that will prevent mist and fog patches reforming tonight. we may see more cloud towards the east with low to mid single figures to greet us first thing on sunday. a chill in the air still. nevertheless, sunday is going to be quite a promising day. a little bit more of a breeze from a southerly direction. that will help lift and break that cloud quite nicely. i suspect as we go through the

the worst offenders are the of suffolk , offenders are the of suffolk, enfield and ealing .o well done, mayor calm, very well done for encouraging all the london to do this and talk about what the farage moment i thought to begin with it must be an fools joke . but it wasn't april the joke. but it wasn't april the first. it was actually april the second and the mail on sunday this story broke that a senior conservative tory mp received a phone call at 4:00 in the morning from backbencher and the unnamed tory said i'm in a brothel . i unnamed tory said i'm in a brothel. i don't unnamed tory said i'm in a brothel . i don't know how i got brothel. i don't know how i got here and i can't find my clothes now. there's conservative party of not said who this person is because the list of suspects is simply so long now that was a joke now the moment i'll be joined by very successful radio host but all around impressionist and possibly does the best donald i know mike osborne joins me in a moment on there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is

the worst offenders are the of suffolk , offenders are the of suffolk, enfield and ealing .o well done, mayor calm, very well done for encouraging all the london to do this and talk about what the farage moment i thought to begin with it must be an fools joke . but it wasn't april the joke. but it wasn't april the first. it was actually april the second and the mail on sunday this story broke that a senior conservative tory mp received a phone call at 4:00 in the morning from backbencher and the unnamed tory said i'm in a brothel . i unnamed tory said i'm in a brothel. i don't unnamed tory said i'm in a brothel . i don't know how i got brothel. i don't know how i got here and i can't find my clothes now. there's conservative party of not said who this person is because the list of suspects is simply so long now that was a joke now the moment i'll be joined by very successful radio host but all around impressionist and possibly does the best donald i know mike osborne joins me in a moment on talking coming up on dan wootton tonight after suella braverman singled out british p

but only lucky star gazes on the western coast of australia will have the best v ah, suffolk of a headline 0 now to 0. another ceasefire agreement in savannah has faulted the 4th one. since a violent pass struggle began, the sudanese army and the rapid support forces paramilitary group of fighting in the streets. meanwhile, thousands of people in saddam now fleeing the capital seeking safety in other parts of the country. at least 270 people have been killed and thousands injured in 5 days of fighting. at least $78.00 people have died in the stampede during a charity handout in yemen is capital hundreds of people in santa had gathered to receive financial assistance and food over crowding. the lead to a crush authorities 5 shots to disperse the crab, which witnesses say, hidden by generator, causing an explosion. after months of lobbying, ukraine has received its 1st us made patriot missiles, systems, ukraine's defense minister says the delivery will make it skies more secure with the ability to defend itself against russian air strikes. hatreds can target aircraft missiles that distances

the exact findings of the report remain unpublished, but this brew in suffolk said it was renewing its are more than half are female. how would i have been able to have said we will remain members of the cbi in that situation? it was right, i think, that we reviewed it, but it is also right that we give the organisation a chance to put its house back in order. the cbi also announced three other employees had been suspended, pending further investigation with police involvement into allegations of serious sexual misconduct, unconnected to mr danker and predating his time in office. it promised a root and branch review of culture, governance and processes and appointed a new director—general, forber cbi chief economist, mr newton smith, now charged with fixing a reputation in crisis. this is a wake up to all of us in business to look in our own organisations and make sure that such inappropriate behaviour, as clearly has been happening in the cbi, can't happen in our organisations and are rooted out once and for all. the cbi exists to do two main things — lobby people, mainly the element

it means more suffering for the civilians trapped in the conflict or the hazard was added to suffolk. it brought to the shrine. according to the health ministry, 20 hospitals have had to shut down because of attacks and lack of supplies for them to submit that alcoholic o 8 more health centers are at risk of closure because of work overload and a lack of medical personnel. brofy that we call on all parties to commit to a sustained humanitarian pause and fighting as soon as possible. suddenly molest washington says it's sending more troops to its naval base in japan, booty to prepare for a possible evacuation of u. s embassy employees. other nations are reportedly also planning to get their people out people in really kind of helpful to us. at the same time, people think also getting more and more desperate going down to market. well, hi. good. anyway, he flight breaking out and you know, as people get more, more desperate than these get more and more so people's access to resources is really doing. and you know, that's when it things start turning the worst at a virtual meeting with a

sunshine on the golf course in norfolk this morning, but actually along the coast in norfolk and suffolk, some low cloud has been closing in. at cromer, it isjust 9 degrees. this stripe of low cloud, mist and murk will continue to encroach into the north sea coast as we move through this afternoon. many areas will continue with decent spells of sunshine, particularly widespread across eastern england away from east coast. in the west, it may squeeze out the odd shower. but with some cloudy to start off on tuesday. with clear skies, we could be seeing a touch of frost first thing on tuesday in the scottish highlands. high pressure still to the north—east for tuesday. a lot of fine weather to be found during the day. we stuck with that cloud across central and eastern areas. that will burn off during the morning, but we could pick up more cloud from the continent as we go into the afternoon and one or two showers will be possible across east anglia and the south—east. there it is again, that wind of the north sea around the southern flank of the area of high pressure. i am not brave enough

at an event in suffolk, the green's co—leader, carla denyer, said too many people were trapped in housinge people unable to buy a home, trapped in housing that is unaffordable to rent and unaffordable to heat. that is why at the green party would bring in an immediate rent freeze and eviction ban. we can't allow people to become homeless and a cost of living crisis. the former england player luther burrell says he feels proud for speaking out after a rugby football union investigation found his claims of racist abuse during his time at newcastle falcons were true. after examining his claims, the rfu released further research which found that "in every area of elite rugby, players had experienced some form of racism". burrell has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. luther burrell! 0n the pitch, luther burrell was a powerful presence, but last year the former england centre made an impact off it, claiming he'd experienced racism in rugby. the rfu took over an investigation that had been launched by his final club, newcastle falcons, and an eight—month inquiry is now over. the rfu s

at an event in suffolk, the green party co—leader, carla denyer, said controls should be introduced intoo many people were trapped in housing which was "unaffordable to rent and unaffordable to heat". all over our country, we have people unable to buy a home, trapped in housing that is unaffordable to rent and unaffordable to heat. that is why at the green party would bring in an immediate rent freeze and eviction ban. we can't allow people to become homeless in the middle of a cost of living crisis. carla denyer, the co—leader of the green party. a bbc investigation has exposed how a life—coaching organisation in the uk, which offers lessons in personal self—development, has encouraged people to hand over tens of thousands of pounds and taken over their lives. some people have accused the organisation, called lighthouse, of operating like a cult. 0ne charity, which helps people free themselves from abusive groups, says it receives more calls about lighthouse than about any other in the uk. 0ur correspondent catrin nye has the story. it's been 18 months since jeffrey leejones left ligh

the exact findings of the report remain unpublished, but this brewer in suffolk said it was reviewing around 500 people. more than half of those are females. how would i have been able to have said that we're remaining members of the cbi in that situation? so it was right, i think, that we reviewed it, but it's also right that we give the organisation a chance to put its house back in order. the cbi also announced three other employees had been suspended pending further investigation, with police involvement into allegations of serious sexual misconduct, unconnected to mr danker and predating his time in office. it promised a root and branch review of its culture, governance and processes, and appointed a new director—general, former cbi chief economist rain newton—smith, now charged with fixing a reputation crisis. i think this is also a wake—up call to all of us in business to look within our own organisations and make sure that such inappropriate behaviour, as clearly has been happening in the cbi, can't happen in our organisations and are rooted out once and for all. the cbi exist

he is at a fertility clinic in suffolk.across the gene pool to create a cross section of the breed. they are a very hardy ancient breed, as you can see appear today on a very windswept and rainy exmoor, they have got double coats, they are really well protected. if you see on the top of the tails, they have a snowshoe which throws all the water off them. they really are extremely hardy ponies, and that is what we breed them for. we have to maintain that hardiness. so what are the similarities between alan the pony and alan the celebrity? i am not sure mr coogan has met him yet, but if he is listening, we would like to get in touch and set him up with a meeting. that was janine jansen there meeting alan partridge, the pony. now here's the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. a pretty wet start to the day and the rain slowly clear from the ease for most of us during the course of the afternoon, only to be followed by showers. this week looks a lot more unsettled than last week. there will be some sunshine but it will be

for example, in the south—east, norfolk, suffolk, essex, but out towards the west it's going to be much—western areas on wednesday. so thick cloud from morning onwards, you can see where the outbreaks of rain are. the rain is moving northwards, but also very slowly towards the east. so we don't think the rain is going to reach extreme eastern parts of the country through the day, maybe later in the afternoon, into the evening hours in norwich. but elsewhere it's going to be fairly cloudy and where the cloud and rain persists through the day, it could be barely nine degrees celsius, so a little on the chilly side. now early in the morning on thursday, that weather front sweeps away towards the east. behind it, the winds change direction more and more of a north—westerly and also scattered showers. so sunny spells and occasional showers expected on thursday. and this temperature is just a shade lower, maybe between eight and 12 or 13 degrees celsius. and then friday, the weekend and into next week, we are going to see another change in the wind direction, this time coming in from the sout

. ♪ ♪ kool-aid to the rescue ♪ >> suffolk county police now, laura, have seen morons taking challengeking through fences. please spread the stop being an idiot challenge across social media. >> laura: i can't even see what they are doing in that video. what is that? >> they are knocking the fences down. they are impersonating a jug of dyed drink. why would you want to do that? i don't understand. but -- >> laura: honestly, i'm pretty busy but they have a lot of time on their hands, don't they. >> it's teenagers. >> laura: what's your second wish. >> i wish that nancy pelosi would start taking regular doses of previgen because then she might recall that hillary clinton was not president of the united states. this is from columbia university the other day. >> when president -- i hope, it was her clarity and position to the -- occupant and leader of russia. >> laura, none of this made any sense. look, this hillary course at columbia is called inside the situation room. i think the situation is early onset of dementia. what are these kids learning? i guess sensitivity and kindness toward

there's more charity at work in danielle's hometown in suffolk.y st edmunds because this is a town identified as being in a dental desert, where people really struggle to access nhs dentistry. now the charity itself was set up some years ago to provide dental care in developing countries. and yet here we are in england in 2023, in a seemingly prosperous town, and loads of people are just desperate for help. seeing increasing levels of demand. i think this is the fourth or fifth time we've been to this area and we do two days back—to—back and every day we're seeing between 30 and a0 patients a day, people getting here at seven in the morning, queuing. last time we were here, it was raining and people were just in the queue waiting in the rain. every single person we see is in pain, has had infections, broken teeth, problems that are affecting eating, speaking, functioning. so it's really, really affecting this area because the problems of accessing dentists here. i've got a problem with wisdom teeth. i've had four children and this is worse. and fo

suffolk police following the death of 82 year old joy middleditch in the town of pakefield after the cause of death is yet to be confirmed . online dab+ radio and confirmed. online dab+ radio and on tunein this is gb news now it's back to . it's back to. mark my thanks to aaron armstrong who's back at 11. welcome to first up it's dolan's diary. my look back at the week's big stories and why upset the remainers on my show last night. i got dog's abuse . find out why i got dog's abuse. find out why shortly . the queen of us. shortly. the queen of us. showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey schofield joins us all the latest from across the pond. uncle joe biden gaffes again . plus the latest on gaffes again. plus the latest on the president's snub and. just how much trouble is donald trump really in? plus, the sunday papers at exactly 1130 sharp with three of the top pundits in the country. we have showbiz legends , the wonderful legends, the wonderful christopher biggins , tv news christopher biggins, tv news icon john sargeant and political commentator and the deputy leader of u

suffolk police following the death of 82 year old joy middleditch in the town of pakefield after the the cause of death is yet to be confirmed . online dab+ radio and confirmed. online dab+ radio and on tunein this is gb news now it's back to . it's back to. mark my thanks to aaron armstrong who's back at 11. welcome to first up it's dolan's diary. my look back at the week's big stories and why upset the remainers on my show last night. i got dog's abuse . find out why i got dog's abuse. find out why shortly . the queen of us. shortly. the queen of us. showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey schofield joins us all the latest from across the pond. uncle joe biden gaffes again . plus the latest on gaffes again. plus the latest on the president's snub and. just how much trouble is donald trump really in? plus, the sunday papers at exactly 1130 sharp with three of the top pundits in the country. we have showbiz legends , the wonderful legends, the wonderful christopher biggins , tv news christopher biggins, tv news icon john sargeant and political commentator and the deputy leader

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maria: yeah, but biden's 2020 voters are skeptical of another four years accrue "usa today" suffolk universityfor president last year around don't want him to seek for a reelection 35% say would vote for another candidate even if it meant president trump was more likely to win we saw poll this week says 70% americans do not want biden to run, for reelection, joining me fox news radio host contributor guy benson editoh, what do you think running for reelection attacking republicans again saying they are trying to destroy democracy, guy. >> yeah, well he is going to talk a lot about finishing the job getting it done, i think will strike a lot of americans almost as a threat. given what he has already done up to this point, there is a reason why seven out of 10 americans don't want this man to seek a second term that is a strikingly hi number not moderately unpopular his approval ratings are better than that but still bad low 40s based on number of new surveys, for seven out of 10 overall to say you know what we're good. don't try again including most democrats, that is a really tough opening gam

. >> jimmy: all towns in suffolk where i've hooked up with a fat chick, by the way. call me.ork fixed all of its problems so now this is why they focus on this. it's like utopia. >> jimmy: cat, what do you think >> kat: this is a remarkable momentous day because concerns over indigenous mascots in public schools was the last thing stopping me from having kids. no, look, why don't we focus on like the math and stuff. i think that we all pay money for these schools, whether we have kids or not, through our taxes, and then they just teach kids whatever they want to teach. i think there's a bigger issue obviously beyond mascots that there's no options, no choices for parents for their own kids in terms of education and also competition, having there be no competition, that will be worse because competition forces you to be better, you can't be a crappy school because no one would select the crapy school. so more choices and we'll all be better. >> jimmy: less native american more math and science >> kat: that's not what i said. >> jimmy: i tried to package it. you're talking to a