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A health regulator has estimated that a record 490 people died in england while detained under the mental health act, during the first year of the pandemic. the initialfigures from the care quality commission have fuelled concerns that patient safety in psychiatric wards, and across the wider nhs, is being jeopardised by staff shortages. the department of health said record numbers of doctors and nurses were now working in the nhs. patrick baker reports. he wasjust into he was just into everythi...

Makeup a little longer. i dont want to pick on you. do you on christmas morning if you are going to be on tv need a little more time with makeup. >> a little more time with makeup and a lot more time with plastic surgery. nicole: tell us about last night. was it a busy night for you? did everything go smoothly. >> smoothly but busier than normal. i had a lot of bad weather throughout the world. i had to fly a lot faster. in the future im worried about this space force and getting pulled over in ...

On the poured of walmart. >> you talked about ronald reagan being a transformative political leader. i did not mention his name. >> your husband did. >> well, i did not. >> i cant tell who im running against sometimes. >> you had one-on-one and by that point there was a lot of tension. >> john edwards was on the stage. the myrtle beach, south carolina, and south carolina primary was huge. they backed up the truck and let everything go. it was quite different than many of the other debates. >> so...

Hill where everybody is standing and waiting till they see the whites of their eyes, they are and theyre going to take nothing for granted. >> and the surprising evangelicals who support trump, i dont know what theyre going to stand for beyond trump because the answer would probably be nothing, since theyve let everything go in terms of what they believe in for this president. >> speaking as a guy who grew up as an evangelical, i this i the biggest danger for donald trump among evangelicals is u...

The cold war, the perceived opening battle, if you will, between us and the soviets. and ive talked to my dear friend bud mcfarland, national security with president reagan. i complimented him, i thought i would die on the battlefield in germany and you guys got us through. to that point, after the wall came down, we game into this malaise, if you will, in the 90s, we had the peace dividend, weve won the war and time to let everything go and i think we attributed far too much for our military an...

Have to have their back and if this is something they care about i have to care about it. it was real simple, hey, you know, last year was rough for me and kenny when we were by ourselves is there anything we can do as a team, you know, i know everybody might not want to be involved is there anything we can do as a team, as an organization to show hey, we got each others back and it was real simple, everybody was like yeah, man we got your back, lets lock arms. i think thats the easiest things. ...

Others make mistakes, you dont know who is sitting near you. >> martha: someone providing the trump team with flash cards, these are the reporters you want to know the face of. >> either that or be smart and dont talk about your clients case unless you are in a place that you know is secure. >> martha: what about the underlying issue they were debating, whether it is wiser for the trump team put everything out there, any documents that are asked for so youre not up against a subpoena or whether ...

If i can for once i second, please. he prepared those statements and that memo contemporaneous with his experience with the president and his conversation, to memorialize it. and the court of law, thats work product. the conversation with part of his job, government paid. as the head of the fbi. therefore, guess what? if im going to court, im getting all of that. that is a work. discovery. when he says he is sending this to his buddy, a professor at columbia -- >> greg: you cant trust a professo...

Carrier deal. >> right. >> that seems like a million years ago. >> a generation ago. >> a generation ago. for me its the -- ive learned to just let everything go. because tomorrow is going to be more impactful than yesterday. >> thats part of the thing too, theres nothing fixed. do you guys feel like -- what is your approach or what do you feel like youve learned about what it when the president says a thing? i feel like so much of what we do, the president says a thing, the president said a thi...

>> i want to shift away from this just so we can end on -- anything else. >> was i that bad? >> no! look. this is not your fault. >> joining me now is seth meyers. seth, great to have you here. >> so good to be here. >> i was on your show. were closing a book end on 100 days. i was on your show the day after the election. >> yes. >> we were thinking, what is coming down the pike? and now youre here. what is your big takeaway, what have you learned in the first 100 -- >> i dont know how much ive ...