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We should make sure we value the backgrounds of the people who gave us the vote. do you think mitch mcconnells leadership should be damaged? >> i havent heard that before. im not aware of any challenges to senator mcconnell or any of the other leaders in the republican leadership. we need to look at the agenda we offered. but this election is still not over. we are still counting ballots in nevada and arizona. and we still have another ballot in georgia in december. lets focus on making sure we ...

England were terrible at one day cricket, at white ball cricket, and now theyre the best in the world. what was the secret ingredient in transforming the way england have delivered? very good question. fearlessness, i would say, is the main thing and just not having any kind of reservations about how you play. being really aggressive, being positive, always looking to take the attack to the opposition, even when circumstances are quite difficult, having a very deep, long batting order so that ev...

We should make sure we value the backgrounds of the people who gave us the vote. do you think mitch mcconnells leadership should be damaged? >> i havent heard that before. im not aware of any challenges to senator mcconnell or any of the other leaders in the republican leadership. we need to look at the agenda we offered. but this election is still not over. we are still counting ballots in nevada and arizona. and we still have another ballot in georgia in december. lets focus on making sure we ...

Out to take england home. i wonder, what was the secret ingredient - out to take england home. i wonder, what was the secret ingredient and i what was the secret ingredient and transforming the way england have delivered? , , ., delivered? very good question. fearlessness, _ delivered? very good question. fearlessness, i— delivered? very good question. fearlessness, i would - delivered? very good question. fearlessness, i would say - delivered? very good question. fearlessness, i would say is ...

You wouldnt last 60 years on that basis. i mean, its interesting that, you know, the dimbleby family has been injournalism so long. my great—grandfather was a journalist. we are journalists by trade. my sons doing it now. it is interesting. and it gets to the point we were discussing earlier about the way the bbc has to adapt to serve its audiences. do you think today the bbc should very actively be seeking not to have as its figureheads the public school educated, the upper middle class, thos...

And staunchly democrat. theres a lot of innovation happening and theres a lot of energy, and itsjust a dynamic area to be in. daisy magnus—aryitey runs code the dream, an organisation that trains young people from diverse backgrounds to getjobs in north carolinas expanding tech industry. weve seen students go on to some of the biggest tech companies in the triangle and around the country as well, starting out at salaries $60,000 $70,000, $80,000 a year. this area has now become north carolinas...

It was all, you know, university, and people who ran the place, people up there were all, oxford and cambridge, white, and it was like that for a long time. i think it is changing now because i think its power has been broken by all the other outlets that you were talking about. so, its no longer enough to say, "this is the bbc, "we are the bbc, we tell it to you straight," and all that. the big battle for the bbc now is how to reflect the society thats increasingly complex and divided. and for ...

And sought after voting blocks in the country. this election cycle they appear to lean toward the republicans. martha maccallum is here to talk about that. >> never dismiss soccer moms. not nice to dismiss them. >> bill: part of what got our attention on this topic was a week ago the "wall street journal" came out with a poll that suggested that i believe i have the numbers right, in august they were 13% on the democratic team and by mid october they had moved into 13 or 15 points toward republi...

Tutors, more support for kids in school. i think those will hit home with a lot of folks right now, as things that -- they are also very concerned about. i also think that its not just white suburban moms. these are much more diverse than they used to used to be. >> harris: thank you. [laughter] before i think theres lots of people from all different backgrounds who -- it also touches on younger women who are -- there was a "new york times" piece today that spoke to a lot of women in this catego...

Deny individual liberty, private property rights, economic prosperity, civil society. the rule of law, what else? civil stability. economic predictability. national security. what else? the family. morality and faith, they are deniers all right, they want to impose their radical agenda on we the american people. if we dont accept it, they berate us. republican candidates on the contrary. they want to defend our country, we have fabulous candidates running for office, vast majority are not establ...