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Economies are going to continue to go down a rabbit hole. >> mike: exhibit d from "the washington post." biden administration moves towards working from home permanent for many -- for many federal workers. >> studies have shown people who work from home are more productive working remotely. absolutely people should be given the opportunity. i know we have our front-line workers that put their life on the line and thank you for everything weve done. but other people can work from home and if they...

Will it be ‘third time lucky’ with a Recipe for Murder? Already having to be postponed twice due to Covid, Trinity Theatre in Cowes are hoping this will be third time lucky for Recipe for Murder It will surely be a case of ‘third time lucky’ for Trinity Theatre, Cowes, when it is finally able to welcome back audiences for live theatre next month. Curtailed twice due to Covid-19 restrictions, the theatre will at last be able to stage Recipe for Murder – its first performance since lock...

Sadler when she talked about the leaking. >> she did and is got a lot of public flack for it kelly thinks it was mercedes schlapp who might have been the person to leak it the reason these leaks matter, people roll their eyes, leaks who cares? it speaks to the chaos internally and the distraction the staffers feel. the communications team is not that big. the white house itself. domestic policy team, not that big. when theyre engaged in the inward-looking stuff. it makes it harder to do all the ...

Work with and their vulnerabilities. we say obviously somebody knew. so lets get after it. was it kelly, did hope hicks, should she have been involved, does this go all the way to the president. they get attacked as being unfair. isnt all of that scrutiny totally legitimate when you have someone this encloses handling all the things the president has to sign off? >> there is clear legitimacy. when you look at what the house oversight committee is doing, they are investigating to understand how t...

The office. >> reporter: john kelly held an off-camera briefing with reporters friday and talked about the rob porter scandal. he tried to clarify the timeline between statements, he also tried to clarify when he knew the extent of the domestic abuse allegations against porter and when the fbi sent over report toss the white house. he didnt clear up a whole lot, but in regards to whether or not he planned to quit over it kelly said is, quote: i have absolutely nothing to even consider resigning ...

To work. weve seen them rolled over and rolled over. when these red flags are raised for anybody other than them, someone is denied a clearance because they cant be trusted with classified information. >> he believes, the president said, that john kelly will do the right thing for the american people. >> but he also told john kelly what he wanted him to do. hes negotiating in the middle east, hes important, but ill leave to it kelly. which is the strong signal that you ought to allow him to have...

Vice chief of staff general jack keane, former general. nice to see you,. >> thank you, clayton. clayton: past few hours we have been talking about talking about remarkable leadership at the homeland security. to chris stirewalts point. i think he brings up a great point and maybe the reason reince priebus failed he didnt really have access to being able to control the white house. had you people able to book, walk right into the oval office. you dont have people going through him to book things...

Basically, the proverbial eye roll, name them. americans are tired of watching the fighting in brussels, paris, nice, and is certainly here at home. its very difficult to argue with a president who at the end of week one has had an incredible week of action saying to americans, i want to protect us from radical islamic terrorists. its very narrowly prescribed. >> eric: one of the sections of this executive order, you talk about supporting the u.s. constitution. i have those very interesting. it ...