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So we need to be where the audience is — so the combination of both, if were there where they are, and giving them what they want to hear and what, what they want to see, then its a winner. you have got a regular good news section at the end of each bulletin. what was the thinking behind that? so, you know, we know that young people are really interested in mental health, and that they want a, kind of, mix of news and also inspirational stories, and uplifting content. our focus groups told us ...

So to me at least this does present something of a puzzle. >> right. so i think you have to go into the mindset now for just a traditional regular voter who is somebody who is not spending a whole lot of time following politics, thinking about politics, they pretty much have a low opinion anyway of washington and people who work in washington. what theyre looking for is whats going on right now in my own life and how are people whose job it is to be public servants, how are they making it better...

The "times" has had some really interesting focus groups, one of them this week from, you know, dem-leaning voters. this is just a sample of some of the comments from the voters different ethnic backgrounds. >> i have three kids, the smallest one just turned one. diapers, everybody is saying it, are getting expensive. food, they eat a lot of food. >> gas and electric just went through the roof here in san diego. the bills are 35% more this month. >> you go shopping, you see $98 up there, you get...

Talk about these primary battles where you have candidates trying to outtrump themselves. back to those focus groups you watch closely. republicans run a risk of getting outside of what people want to talk about, too, right? >> thats right. and so, look, they are sitting right there, as i said, tortured football metaphor, so close to the end zone but a fumble is realistic, especially if you do get overconfident, right, and you try to push the envelope too far. spend too much time talking to your...

Especially outside london, people are still watching linear tv, and they do kick back in the evening, put their legs up and watch the telly. and we also know that they are interested in news and theyre sharing these stories. so we need to be where the audience is — so the combination of both, if were there where they are, and giving them what they want to hear and what, what they want to see, then its a winner. you have got a regular good news section at the end of each bulletin. what was the ...

Leadership and judgment and excessive drinking at number ten and the cabinet _ excessive drinking at number ten and the cabinet office. that is where the cabinet office. that is where the prime — the cabinet office. that is where the prime ministers top team works. her format— the prime ministers top team works. her formal report will be released at any— her formal report will be released at any stage. the her formal report will be released at any stage-— her formal report will be releas...

Additional things that they cant get done, because look hes seen some tough midterms in 2010 and 2014 and he knows that any additional legislators will help democrats going into midterms. so those provisions about back better that all 50 democrats in the senate agree with, that should be something they should put forward. i also think that president obama was signaling to stop fighting in public, because even though we, in d.c., recognize what this is, what happened with build back betters legis...

Present something of a puzzle. >> right. so i think you have to go into the mindset now for just a traditional regular voter who is somebody who is not spending a whole lot of time following politics, thinking about politics, they pretty much have a low opinion anyway of washington and people who work in washington. what theyre looking for is whats going on right now in my own life and how are people whose job it is to be public servants, how are they making it better or worse? what i hear in fo...

And republicans are already attacking the president for this. they believe that that could be a winning message for them as we head into this midterm elections year. this is an issue that democrats are facing a lot of pressure to get control of, yasmin. >> all right, lauren egan for us, thank you. >> i want it turn now to one of the most consequential groups for the up coming elections, swing voters. we sit down with voters who went for trump and then for biden. the discussion, the latest caveat...

Part of that play for young audiences is a new programme called the catch up, three to four minute round—up of the news. this is some of the first edition. next up, several conservative mps have told the bbc that they are unsure whether or not to back the prime minister. it is after $00 greats initial report came out yesterday. she said during the pandemic there were failures of leadership and judgment and excessive drinking at numberten and the cabinet office. that is where the prime minister...