president trump is holding in iowa a, people are more mire fired up than ever partially because of the fact that democrats are weaponizing our justice department against this man who fought for our country, who secured our border, who unleashed the might of our domestic energy. the lives of the american people were better under president trump than they are under joe biden, and it's infuriating to americans to see what's going on with this two-tier system of justice. and that's why it's laughable that pete just said no one is tougher than ron desantis. please, give us a break -- >> caroline -- [inaudible] >> donald trump is facing 90 indictments by the corrupt democrats that are baseless, he's face ifing witch hunts, he's faced lies and smears from the left, and he is still stepping in the arena to fight for the american people. >> but he didn't get the job done. >> pete, i want to ask you to respond to caroline because, you know -- [inaudible conversations] to caroline's point about, you know, weaponization of government and all of these investigations that he's facing, you know, i'll ask you, pete,
footsteps, basically and that is what he cares about. no publicity is bad publicity for boris johnson. what he cares about. no publicity is bad publicity for borisjohnson. as long as he's on the airwaves, as long as he's on the airwaves, as long as he's on the airwaves, as long as were talking about him for borisjohnson. as long as he's on the airwaves, as long as were talking about him. i feel i should shut up about it now. he is ——. i couldn't agree more. so many similarities on our side of the pond as well_ similarities on our side of the pond as well as — similarities on our side of the pond as well as yours. the donald trump and seeking — as well as yours. the donald trump and seeking the limelight by being 37 indictments against him, felony charges _ 37 indictments against him, felony charges which are very serious. there _ charges which are very serious. there are — charges which are very serious. there are a _ charges which are very serious. there are a lot of legal scholars here _ there are a lot of legal scholars here who — there are a lot of legal scholars here who think there is a 50—50 chance — here who think there is a 50—50 chance that mr trump might end up going— chance that mr trump might end up going to— chance that mr trump might end up going to prison. but it doesn't phase — going to prison. but it doesn't phase donald trump and it doesn't phase _ phase donald trump and it doesn't phase borisjohnson. they seek phase donald trump and it doesn't phase boris johnson. they seek the limelight, they enjoy the limelight. and reports be damned, they are going _ and reports be damned, they are going to — and reports be damned, they are going to do with the going to do and that it _ going to do with the going to do and that it is _ going to do with the going to do and that it is able to get a say because they enjoy— that it is able to get a say because they enjoy the attention. you that it is able to get a say because they enjoy the attention.— they en'oy the attention. you are both they enjoy the attention. you are both pointing _ they enjoy the attention. you are both pointing out _ they enjoy the attention. you are both pointing out parallels. - both pointing out parallels. caroline, i wonder what it says about these political systems that
and the mps go and vote for or against. it had been thought that some of mrjohnson's supporters would vote against it but today we're hearing that sources close to borisjohnson is saying that that's not what he wants, the report has no practical effect and he doesn't want his supporters to vote against it was also thought that opposition mps could try to change what was being debated on monday to try and tough it out the punishment, the punishment is likely to get. at that moment is parliament passed the parliament is in xmp. nothing has begun to do that either. at the moment were unsure whether they'll be a bow, how many will vote in it, the one thing we do know is that this report be approved. let's begin our panel. report be approved. let's begin our anel. ., ., report be approved. let's begin our anel, ., ., ., panel. caroline, well, the wonder dru: i'd panel. caroline, well, the wonder drug i'd heped — panel. caroline, well, the wonder drug i'd hoped would _ panel. caroline, well, the wonder drug i'd hoped would stop - panel. caroline, well, the wonder drug i'd hoped would stop by - panel. caroline, well, the wonder- drug i'd hoped would stop by 11:30pm free trade. this from a former prime minister who hasjust a course
chinese want, if not in other areas of public policy-— of public policy. that is an interesting _ of public policy. that is an interesting thing - of public policy. that is an interesting thing to - of public policy. that is an l interesting thing to consider whether the relative peace that can be had between china and america will actually be based on what their own problems are economically and otherwise. , ., otherwise. yes, i agree wholeheartedly - otherwise. yes, i agree wholeheartedly with . otherwise. yes, i agree - wholeheartedly with caroline's comments. it is a very interesting agenda that we're talking about trade and not diplomacy. were not talking about climate, taiwan, so many other issues that the focus for this meeting between our secretary of state and the foreign minister seems to be very, very nuanced. i don't think we need ——. seems to be very, very nuanced. i don't think we need --. inaudible. we have lost— don't think we need --. inaudible. we have lost ron. _ don't think we need --. inaudible. we have lost ron. we _ don't think we need --. inaudible. we have lost ron. we will- don't think we need --. inaudible. we have lost ron. we will try - don't think we need --. inaudible. we have lost ron. we will try to l don't think we need --. inaudible. i we have lost ron. we will try to get them back. caroline, we still have you with us. ron was agreeing with your point that this is very much in economic discussion. perhaps that's the lowest hanging fruit in this
what _ the chance to get married without what happens is... i�*m the chance to get married without what happens is. . .— what happens is... i'm sorry caroline. — what happens is... i'm sorry caroline, we _ what happens is... i'm sorry caroline, we have _ what happens is... i'm sorry caroline, we have to - what happens is... i'm sorry caroline, we have to leave l what happens is... i'm sorry| caroline, we have to leave it what happens is... i'm sorry - caroline, we have to leave it there. certainly want to think about. this is the context on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with football. three of the four home nations have been playing european championship qualifying matches this evening. england enjoyed a comfortable 3—0 win over malta. gareth southgate experimented with his line up handing liverpool defender trent alexander arnold the number 10 shirt with the aim of harnessing his attacking abilities. it paid off with this, england's second goal of the game after an own goal and before captain harry kane's penalty. england stay top of their group, three points clear of north macedonia who they'll play at old trafford on monday evening. no such choice but wails without that loss to armenia in front of a
because what they often feel about other politicians that are bland, watch what they say, watch the appeasing queue and act like they're perfect people all the time. sometimes they feel outcome of the something going on that doesn't ring true that i don't trust. i think it's given everyone the sort of political spirit in the uk giving them something to think about, whether it's borisjohnson or nigel faraj, how these people somehow despite everything, people don't necessarily like them but they seem to engage in authenticity and trust that many others just can't create. that is an interesting point that you make there. something about the one name brand, isn't they are? it sounds like wrong, you agreed with some of what caroline was saying. i was. i was in new york city yesterday and i was on fifth ave and i remember— yesterday and i was on fifth ave and i remember donald trump's, where he said that _ i remember donald trump's, where he said that he _ i remember donald trump's, where he said that he could walk on fifth ave in new— said that he could walk on fifth ave in new york city and shoot somebody
who were infected with the coronavirus in fact came from the wuhan lab. there was a gain of function lab reporting that never should have happened, president barack 0bama actually ordered the united states not to participate in that photo of course we see what's going on with the installation of artificial reefs and military bases around the world that the chinese are using to gain a foothold for power. so, if the chinese side wants to talk about mutual respect any quality, perhaps their action should reflect better than the words we've seen from them from the past several years. seen from them from the past several ears. ., ., ., ., ., ., , years. caroline, from what ron has described there, _ years. caroline, from what ron has described there, the two _ years. caroline, from what ron has described there, the two sides - years. caroline, from what ron has described there, the two sides are | described there, the two sides are as far apart as ever. is it enough that this meeting is happening, that there is at least seeing to be a sign attentions are escalating? it’s sign attentions are escalating? it's hard to say at the moment whether they're _ hard to say at the moment whether they're just — hard to say at the moment whether they're just going through the motiohs— they're just going through the motions on this. there are so many
us some were released back on the street. others got a hearing date for 2027. troops arrived yesterday to help with administrative work. tomorrow house republicans plan to vote on measure that would restart construction of the border wall and add tw20s,000 border agents. >> ashley: we will bring in a former texas congressional candidate whose husband is a former border patrol agent. irene, thank you for being with us this morning. we heard in caroline's reporter hits, she is in el paso, it is 3:30 in the morning, you can hear music, it is loud thchl is insane to see and to hear this. tell us what you're seeing on the ground in el paso. >> thank you for having me and
evening, rivers and streams bursting their banks after hours of intense storms. north cadbury in somerset has never seen anything like this before. five o'clock last night. caroline's garden disappeared under it. so did the cars. i think it did get above these hedges. and then the worst. i don't think we ever thought it would actually come in the house. the fire brigade rescued us about eight o'clock. friends were on the phone all the time, phoning and checking on us. i said, "we can't even get out of the house", because it was flooded. it was coming around the side. the whole of this became the river, so we just had to stay until it had receded a bit. this is how it started, with hours of unseasonally heavy rain that submerged some villages and forced many people upstairs, some even sheltering in lofts until they were rescued by the emergency services. and here's how some devon
five o'clock last night. caroline's garden disappeared under it. so did the cars. i think it did get above these hedges. and then the worst. i don't think we ever thought it would actually come in the house. the fire brigade rescued us about eight o'clock. friends were on the phone all the time, phoning and checking on us. i said, "we can't even get out of the house", because it was flooded. it was coming around the side. the whole of this became the river, so we just had to stay until it had receded a bit. this is how it started, with hours of unseasonally heavy rain that submerged some villages and forced many people upstairs, some even sheltering in lofts until they were rescued by the emergency services. and here's how some devon schoolkids were ferried home. now, there's a lot of clearing up to do. i was talking to several residents who have been here 30 years and they haven't seen anything as bad as this. there's all this rubble to clear up as well as the mud,