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Journalist and also my friend, and friend of the show. So proud of, you cant wait to see the documentary. Thank you very much. And that is tonights reidout, everyone. Inside with jen psaki starts right now. Donald trump is a need of an intervention. That is what speaker emerita nancy pelosi said the last time i spoke with her on this show, just over a month ago. Well, shes back with me tonight, and i know shes not gonna hold back. She never does. Were gonna talk about everything thats happened s...

ale, i promise you, because i havent felt so well today. i >> so its ginger ale. delicious ginger ale. sean, listen u, im telling you, i feel i have to tell you,el li i feel a little bit bad tonight because what is america going to do? t the most scintillating 30 seconds of tv everyg 30 nigh with you and me? >> i dont know how theyre the argoing to.ay let me just say this. laura and i a plan we have we discusseved and you will learnt more about it in the weeks to come. this is not the ...

revert to an internal inquiry. why has it taken so long for these allegations to come out? should the bbc be looking more closely into into the dynamics between well—paid presenters and junior staff? we will talk later in the programme about nato, the end of a two—day summit, where all the talk was about a country that is not yet a member. this is bbc news. so the bbc presenter accused of a series of misconduct claims has been named as huw edwards. his identity was revealed by his ...

time when prosecutors for jack smith were really, really active in interviewing witnesses around trumps mindset, appeared to be trying to get at just that. they were trying to determine whether trump knowingly based his actions on a lie in claiming widespread fraud that impacted the outcome of the november 2020 election. now, as we understand it, kushner has insisted that it was his impression that trump genuinely believed the election was stolen, according to a person familiar with wh...

republicans are expected to torpedo a bipartisan immigration and foreign aid bill. well, democrats arent entirely on board either with that bill. fail to go pass immigration reform is especially embarrassing for republicans who have been screaming for decades that the border is in crisis, and needs to be fixed through legislation immediately. but now that a once in a multi-decade opportunity to do something about it is in front of them, theyre about to decide that chaos at the border i...

promise you, i havent felt so good today, im telling you, i feel like i have to toast you. i feel a little bit bad tonight because what is america going to do without the most scintillating 30 seconds of tv every single night with you and me? i dont know how they are going to -- >> sean: let me just say this. laura and i have a plan, weve discussed, and youll learn more about it in the weeks to come. weve known each other for 30 years. and this will not be the last time were on the air...

they know they cant say, sometimes even their own name. ive even had moments where ive not caught myself peter. £28 billion of unfunded spending. maybe even more than 28 billion. 28 billion maybe even more than 28 billion. 23 billion different ways to raise peoples taxes. £28 billion different ways to raise peoples taxes.— billion different ways to raise peoples taxes. £28 billion of taxa er peoples taxes. £28 billion of taxpayer money. _ peoples taxes. £28 billion of taxpayer m...

increases of between 5 and 7%. that comes after the government accepted recommendations from independent pay review bodies. prime minister rishi sunak said that — after months of public sector strikes — this was a final offer. further industrial action, he said, would not change that decision. all four teaching unions in england have recommended their members accept their offer and call off strikes. the announcement came as junior doctors began five days of strikes, what their unio...

to nato membership, so long as the conditions are met. what does that mean? when might that happen? and who is driving the future of mens golf? the leaders of the pga tour have been grilled by us senators today over the deal they struck with saudi arabia. what impositions will that place on the games biggest stars? all that to come. we start with that major development in the story about that bbc presenter who is accused of sending money for sexually explicit photographs. the bbc has n...