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And economist and banker, the boss of natwest, sir howard davies. good morning and thank you for watching. for the first sunday in a while, prince harry is not dominating the front pages of the sunday papers. lets ta ke lets take a look at what is going on. the telegraphs blushes with a story from keir starmer about his bold message, he says, to shake up the nhs. the front of the observer reports on a cabinet split on how to pay nhs staff but to sort out the strikes. the mirror and the sun

Individual who is forthcoming. one is hiding. have one individual whos cooperating, one who has been stonewalling. one instance which is intentionally taking documents for more than a year, refusing to give them up versus someone who says some documents were a surprise and accidentally discovered by the quantity of the documents is hugely different. but again the scene is close at the casual observers going to say they all did it so lets just let trump off the hook. i think the stories about tru...

I would like something on this democratic -- this republican to do list to be something that feels like a policy priority. but this now seems to be a thing that is going around, a vote to an impeached altria. >> yeah. its good to be with you, ali velshi. thanks for having me on. i thought that the exchange that you played between the reporters posing a question to the speaker mccarthy was so instructive because this notion that the house republican conference would focus its time now that it is ...

Marilyn stafford, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. lets start way back. you trained as an actress, you spent a while as a nightclub singer, and yet you really found your creative voice in photography. what was it about photography that really reached into your soul? i have been called an accidental photographer, because i really did not set out to do the photography at all. the photography was something that was just there. when i was a child, everybody had a little box brownie, every family had ...

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Inflation looks like it is coming under control, but nothing can be taken for granted at this point. for the last half year, drawing it about 2% annual rate. that is the feds target. things look very good. >> ron klain, not a disinterested observer, he had a funny tweet. i try to engage in too many media criticism on here. but today, u.s. hit the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. how much cable coverage would there be if the u.s. was at the highest unemployment rate in 50 years? but the worr...

Observer, sometimes a little bit removed and looking in on things? i think probably, yes. i think probably to explain it to you, i remember taking my first photograph, and why i took my first photograph. it was on a family picnic and we were by a stream and the stream was of very, very clear water running over pebbles. it wasnt very deep. and i was standing in it, in this stream and feeling emotional watching the water over the stones. and ijust had this urge — i want to have this remembered, ...

Things look very good. >> ron klain, not a disinterested observer, he had a funny tweet. i try to engage in too many media criticism on here. but today, u.s. hit the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. how much cable coverage would there be if the u.s. was at the highest unemployment rate in 50 years? but the worry here has been two-pronged. inflation, which does seem to be coming down, the difference in the last six months, and now the worry is just the fed. they will not stop until they get ...

Our january 6th. we exported, you know, bolsonaro supporters and bolsonaro himself followed the donald trump playbook. he began -- bolsonaro began saying before the election that the election would be rigged against him if he lost. and that was the mantra. that was what he encouraged his supporters to believe. he refused to acknowledge his loss, he refused to concede, and he allowed his defenders and his supporters to continue this drum roll of lies. it was a free and fair election every observe...

If were gonna look back and quite frankly, we dont even look back we see it in realtime. folks have been monitoring a social media platforms in brazil up two through and after the election. theyve seen it coming in the same way that if youd been a careful observer of social media platforms in the united states, to during and after the 2020 election, youll see january six coming. the patterns are very similar because we live in one information space. its an information space with a lot of distort...