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wordsmiths but many of us shy away from the art and the best harness the power of words, poetry. but not my guest today. john cooper clarke once called the punk poet, all his life is used words, rhythm and rhyme to bind human and truth in the chaos of everyday life. thanks to the internet one of his crimes has become a worldwide viral sensation. where does his word magic come from. —— poems. john cooper clarke, welcome to hardtalk. great to have you here. ijust read your memoir in ...

Poems at that time, and ever since have had far too much human warmth to them to be seen as punk and destructive? i guess so, yeah. it is considered. but there was a general interest in the in the early days of punk, they do read like poetry if you read joes drama and jones and matlock and johnny rotten, lyrics were very important. were you angry at that time, you are a young man trying to make it, its difficult, you are from manchester, i wonder whether you felt? ila. are from manchester, i won...

To go would be pretty unbearable. weve got time for one more, the guardian. after borisjohnson guardian. after boris johnson announced guardian. after borisjohnson announced plans for an end to mandatory isolation for those who test positive for covid we have this headline, treasury pushed to end free covid test despite warnings. rachel take us through with the guardian is saying here. this story in the guardian _ guardian is saying here. this story in the guardian talks _ guardian is saying her...

Its not about getting out, because getting out is something ive wanted to do for a long time. >> shannon: a bit of he said, he said happening tonight as president biden and former president trump exchange accusations in the wake of those deadly attacks in kabul. lets pick it up there with tonights political panel, kevin walling, editor of all israel news, joel rosenberg, also author of the new book "mnes and allies" about the tense relationship in the middle east and former chairman of the house...

Places of employment have the right to say im sorry but you are not going to be able to work here. >> yeah. as i keep saying, thats a serious move right now. a lot of cities across the country now, dr. messner, are reimplementing these mask mandates. you previously led the cdc. do you think it is time for the cdcs guidance to follow suit and issue the same kind of guidance as a lot of these cities are now doing? >> well, i think the cdc guidance allows for local decision making. thats really imp...

Security adviser said the similar thing. i think thats what theyre trying to do. i also think it is dangerous. whenever you give putin a platform like that, the world will be watching. everybody will be wondering what is the purpose of the meeting. my prediction is there will be no outcomes or deliverables as we called them when i worked in the state department. then people wonder why did they have the meeting in the first place. >> is this a setting where you think president biden would bring u...

Particular place. its impossible to imagine that you could cycle that many people through two showers. so i think, you know, as you said, the facts are the facts. i think its clear from the lawyers and everybody else thats been there that these have been really deplorable conditions. letting us in post facto after they have cleaned up and moved out most of the people, thats totally different. >> the acting homeland security secretary says, yes, things were bad. he said since the border deal was ...

Until their cases are settled. but no matter how long theyre here, jail has a way of changing people. the dorms at maricopas womens facility can be as transformative a setting as any. and one dorm in particular has earned a reputation. >> this particular dorm, "g" dorm, houses a lot of different inmates. a lot of them are repeat offenders and they come back in and see each other and they begin these relationships that are unauthorized or that we

On bond or dismissal of charges. others might stay for years, until their cases are settled. but no matter how long theyre here, jail has a way of changing people. the dorms at maricopas womens facility can be as transformative a setting as any. and one dorm in particular has earned a reputation. >> this particular dorm, "g" dorm, houses a lot of different inmates. a lot of them are repeat offenders and they come back in and see each other and they begin these relationships that are unauthorized...

Others might stay for years until their cases are settled. but no matter how long theyre here, jail has a way of changing people. the dorms at maricopas womens facility, the estrella jail can be as transformative a setting as any. and one dorm in particular has earned a reputation. >> this particular dorm, g dorm houses a lot of different inmates. a lot are see each other and they have relationships that are unauthorized or not allowed. >> one of those repeat offenders is better known by their n...