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Meeting. she inevitably is blaming her staff just like the democrats blame everyone other than themselves for their problems. when you do that, you dont loo at yourself as needing to chang or needing to find some new information or to adjust your own approach. you will see the same, lana harris. she doesnt know what she is doing. she doesnt know history. she doesnt know what the right thing is to say because she doesnt think about people othe than herself. for america, that is bad news. that is ...

And republican regime could as i say consolidate itself into a situation where you have power subordinated to one individual, the rule of law subordinated to one individual, and by any reasonable description youd call that a dictatorship. >> thomas, you are an outside observer watching whats going on here. you know that whats happening in america is part of a global authoritarian trend. but i wonder, is america, is the trumpian gop here, is it leading or following this global attack on liberal d...

I believe the description of a right wing dictatorship in the country. as you notice in the quotation the timeline i suggest is that the democratic crisis could occur as soon as 2025. but sometime by 2030 i think that you might find that an extreme republican presidency and republican regime could as i say consolidate itself into a situation where you have power subordinated to one individual, the rule of law subordinated to one individual, and by any reasonable description youd call that a dict...

Wade, vaccine mandate all where they describe is an unusual level of tension among the justices themselves. npr says this, quote, anyone who regularly watches supreme court arguments is used to seeing testy moments in both big and little cases, but you dont have to be a keen observer these days to see something is happening. joining our conversation, msnbc contributor, voice vance and brian is here. so the supreme court is very opaque. theyre not, theres not like a white house press that reports...

Jarring, actually. ithink moving into an end, seems very jarring, actually. i think it is not clear from what the scientists are saying whether we have reached the peak or whether there is more to go, nadhim zahawi in the sunday times and interviews saying were going have a very bumpy couple of weeks ahead, schools are reopening, students going back to university, quite likely infections could carry on raising, so it does not feel like we are moving into an end phase. justly yet, at least. the o...

Back to our main story now and the news that the prime ministers private secretary invited around 100 staff to a garden party at 10 downing street, during the first lockdown in england. two people have told the bbc that they saw mrjohnson and his wife at the event, but he has declined to confirm whether this is true. lets discuss what this could mean for the prime minister, with george parker — political editor at the financial times. and sonia sodha, chief leader writer for the observer. good...

And chief leader writer for the observer and former labour advisor, sonia sodha. good morning to you both. great to see you. mhari, as we have been hearing, we are moving ever closer to the release of the sue gray report. any indication at all, any whispers you are hearing about what might actually be in it? it is whispers you are hearing about what might actually be in it?— might actually be in it? it is quite difficult at the _ might actually be in it? it is quite difficult at the moment _ m...

And we have a uk take an event taking place in the ukraine between ukraine and russia, coming from this trust tash liz truss. in a ukraine and russia, coming from this trust tash liz truss.— trust tash liz truss. in a rare move, the foreign _ trust tash liz truss. in a rare move, the foreign office - trust tash liz truss. in a rare l move, the foreign office have basically warned that they believe that vladimir putin could be planning a complete overthrow in ukraine and installing a pro—mosc...

Tomorrows front pages starting with... the sunday telegraph leads with a picture of the prime ministers wife carrie symonds. it says she was snapped breaking covid social distancing rules days after the public was warned that it was "critical" to follow the guidance. according to the observer, tory mps will be ready in sufficient numbers to oust borisjohnson if he tries to dodge responsibility for rule—breaking parties in downing street. the sunday times claims that borisjohnson is preparing a...

Its often the case when people live through off -- they come out with some sort of trauma. in fact, the nation is living through the enduring trauma of covid them. when we look at the images of january, its hard not to feel some sort of pain, just as observer. the screams of police under attack, in the war crime from the mob creek billy hunting down elected officials. watching a rioter get shot, killed, trying to break into the house chamber. today, members of congress who were inside the capito...