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Disappeared in 22 months. its hard. the magnitude of the covid collapse and the covid impact on the economy, people just need to be patient. hard to measure it honestly. >> hard to measure. >> john harwood. thank you. nice to see you this morning. >> thank you, john. you bet. now to this. endemic flaws, human costs, polled resources thats how the biden administration views a controversial policy that is about to restart today. the president tried to scrap the trump administrations policy of fo...

>> thats something that were really concerned about. its something thats really hard to study but i think the idea behind things like active shooter drills and increased security is that the perpetrators of the shootings are outsiders coming in to attack the school but when you realize that most of these perpetrators are insiders, students of the school, theyre classmates moving in and out of the hallways every day and moving through the active shooter drills with everyone else over and over aga...

Administration as soon as tomorrow. the program forces asylum seekers to stay in mexico while they wait for an immigration court in the united states to hear their claims. asylum seekers, including many children, often have to temporarily live in dangerous border towns in terrible conditions with limited resources. whats unusual here is that the biden administration has been one of the programs biggest critics. president biden actually repealed the policy on his first day in office. now, however...

Everything. to come through something horrendous and be alive, you got to have a sense of humor. if you dont, youll go mad. >> stand-up comedians should be up there pointing out the flaws. basically saying to people, hey, does this look right to you? this is weird. >> ill hear somebodys metaphorical interpretation of an idea in a new way and my brain lights up, but im like, oh, i love it. you know, it just feels so good. and the relief of laughing together and the victory of a good joke. were al...

Of the supreme court. the remain in mexico programme orders asylum—seekers to stay on mexican territory while they wait for their applications to be processed. the white house press secretary jen psaki explained how president biden has been trying to scrap it. the president repeatedly said that this has endemic flaws and has imposed an justifiable human costs between people and personnel from other priority efforts and failed to address the root causes of irregular migration. deeply flawed. th...

Procedure and thats underway. but again our objective is to prevent the governmentdown and it is up to congress. >> administration says the u.s. and mexico have reached a deal restart the remain in mexico program started under president trump. is that something your administration is fighting in court. the president railed against this policy, called it dangerous, inhumane saying it goes against everything we stand for as a nation. how he feels about having now to see this move forward? >> as yo...

Are warning is going to be an extensive investigation. >> questions about whether prosecutors may question parents. shaq, thank you. this morning the biden administration reaching a deal with mexico to restart a trump era policy, this one called remain in mexico. this established a system where migrants are sent back to mexico from the u.s. while they wait for asylum cases to come through. president biden was highly critical of that policy. he wanted to end it. white house press secretary jen ...

Core principles. first, that everybody has choice, control and support to live independent lives. second, that everyone can access outstanding personalised care and support. and third, that adult social care is fair and accessible for everyone who needs it. find social care is fair and accessible for everyone who needs it. and we can hear reaction _ for everyone who needs it. and we can hear reaction from _ for everyone who needs it. and we can hear reaction from her- for everyone who needs it....

First, that everybody has choice, control and support to live independent lives. second, that everyone can access outstanding personalised care and support. and third, that adult social care is fair and accessible for everyone who needs it. and here was the reaction from labours shadow social care minister, liz kendall. really, mr speaker, is that it? there are some things the minister said that we have been calling for for some while, like improving housing options for older and disabled people...

Calling for for some while and which we support, like improving the housing options for older and disabled people and the potential for technology to improve standards of care, but there are two central flaws in this governments approach. ministers have utterly failed to deal with the immediate pressures facing social care as we head into one of the most difficult winters on record. and they have failed to set out the long—term vision and more fundamental reforms we need to deliver a care syst...