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Unacceptable. and im glad that these people lost their jobs over the remarks. >> emily: i agree with your point of view but i disagree that the party feels the same way, we have seen an absolute waste of defunding the police under guise of reallocating resources. we have seen an absolute acceptability of vilifying these guys on social media -- >> leslie: lets talk about resources, you have 1:30 $8 million at the dojs sending to local law enforcement to assist. >> kayleigh: that is not going to a...

Lets talk to our political correspondent chris mason. good morning to you. interesting to hear charlotte say she does not think this is about particularly covid, she thinks its a much longer term problem with numbers of staff in the nhs. whats behind this delay to the plan, all pretty last—minute? good morning. it looks it was kibosh by the treasury at the last minute with the document pretty much ready to go. the health secretary for england was out and about this morning, the prime minister ...

Nicholas witchell, bbc news, at sandringham. lets talk to juliet rieden, editor—at—large and royal correspondent for the australian womens weekly. and author of the royals and australia. it is so good to talk to you, thank you for talking to us. this has been hailed by a pretty extraordinary gesture by the queen and it does mean, in the eyes of so many, that camilla has almost been brought in from the cold of many years ago when she was first introduced to the public arena?— public arena? ...

They will fight if russia decides to invade this country, jim. >> all right. alex and arlette, thanks to both of you. busy day for both of you at your respective posts. thanks very much for all of that. for more on this, lets talk to former nato supreme ally commander, general wesley clark. general clark, im wondering if you could respond to what president zelensky said in the sound that alex was playing that panic is the enemy that theyre fighting right now. before any real fighting breaks out....

See it is very much doing the exact same thing, whereby on covid up covid you see that negative rating and on the economy, 39% approve, 56% disapprove. if you follow the trend line on bidens handling on the economy, it tracks perfectly with his overall approval rating, both around 40%. >> ron, lets talk about your new piece in "the atlantic." its asking does biden have a second act? you say its too early to count him out. why is that? >> the core question, all of numbers that harry just noted ab...

Going to have to contend with. the other problem is, when i talk to sources is theres a double standard and theres not that many people who feel as though the trump administration or aids are going to have some sort of consequences in the way hillary clinton had it. >> hardly. ashley, mike pompeo was part of the benghazi committee as well. bill clintons former national security advisor convicted on taking records. >> and you ask about the political fallout. for its interesting because this is so...

Are therein the good times as well as bad and oil companies are very keen to take that can be lean times and we need the money to invest. £1. and we need the money to invest. q, dharshini david. —— thank you, dharshini david. —— thank you, dharshini david. back now to our main story: downing street says borisjohnson will not apologise for his false claim that sir keir starmer, who used to be the director of public prosecutions, allowed jimmy savile to avoid justice for his sexual assaul...

>> kim, put the justice nomination on the side for a second. lets talk politics of this. could democrats energize the base with a historic appointment? i mean, president biden in the polls is struggling right now. could this be a turn around moment at least for this year with this appointment with his base? >> i think this is our moment. and the answer to that question is absolutely. we stand ready. she will rise is the only initiative that is singularly focused on ensuring we nominate and confi...

Chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. lets talk to our political correspondent damian grammaticus. number 10 doubling down on the keir starmerjimmy savile remarks? weill. starmerjimmy savile remarks? well, what they are — starmerjimmy savile remarks? well, what they are saying, _ starmerjimmy savile remarks? -tt what they are saying, absolutely no intention of apologising for that and saying that they dont believe there is a direct link between their remarks and the scenes we saw yesterday wi...

From high drug prices to every day items, everyones paying more. and showing inflation climbed 7.5% on an annual base. thats the highest surge year over year the country has seen in the last 40 years. joining us is dean of the clinton school of public service and david jolly, a former florida republican congressman whos no longer associated with the republican party. david, lets talk about theflation numbers and what a political problem this is with the white house releasing a statement that inf...