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Its a -- this massive madness, which is gripping the republican party and its frightening and to be hold. >> its really -- its fascinating just as an observer and frustrating as an observer just to watch it. republicans are running on the culture wars. you can see what is happening in virginia with glenn youngkin. listen to what ted cruz, how he was defending who -- what he was defending with merrick garland this week. watch this. >> during this hearing, i counted 20 incidents sited. of the 20, ...

But its also something that rattles them up to the polls like mask mandates, vaccine mandates, things around transgender students, what pronouns they should be called, house they should be treated. so its not an education plan per se in the way of thinking about it as an observer and voter, and apparent. its not like that. its more a rally up his supporters in an election that will be overwhelmingly determined by which side gets more of their people out. >> thats not to say its not an issue, obv...

Gets them riled up. mask mandates, transgender students, what pronouns they should be called. its not an education plan per se in the way you are thinking about it as an observer, voter, parent. how much money is he going to put into schools? its not like that. its a broad rallying cry to rally up the supporters that will be overwhelmingly determined by which side gets more people out. base election and an off, off year. >> thats not to say its not an issue. there are parents who care about this...

Point the justice department in a decision-making position, and a lot of unanswered questions about just how far they want to go. but as a reporter, i would just step back and say, i spent nine or ten months with woodward looking into this, this was an insurrection that was across so many different fronts. president pressuring the vice president, the doj state officials, the courts, the congress. im not here to define it as a conspiracy but i will tell you it was a coordinated pressure campaign....

And we keep saying night after night theres no one else to blame for the blockage of the presidents agenda other than his own party. we know what to expect from the republicans. a casual observer sees programs in the news every day being tossed over the side. and every day that happens thats someones program from the first lady to major members of the senate and house. do you think this will fuzz up the message? do you think by the time they get done they will have tossed out too much balanced a...

Our country. >> the best unintentional comedy, jim acosta, to cover republicans, that is happening for some time especially on his program, media matters with a microphone and if fox news didnt exist as soon as you were born this program wouldnt exist in many media reporters would have nothing to talk about because that is their focus. there isnt one objective observer of media would advocate covering one political party different but this is cnns m oh when he took orders from the white house an...

Will be at the heart of the chancellors speech. the times leads on the case of a british soldier who has confessed to murdering a 21—year—old woman while training in kenya in 2012. and as the cop climate summit looms, the mirror claims borisjohnson flew over 1,000 miles in two weeks — byjetting between campaign trips and events on a private jet so lets begin. lets start with the news on the front of the observer. ministers ave the front of the observer. ministers pave the way — front of ...

Welcome to both of you. lets have a look at the front pages. amid rising covid infections, the observer says the uk health security agency — formerly public health england — has written to local councils to canvass their level of support for the rollout of �*plan b�* covid rules. the independent has been speaking to health professionals who warn the nhs faces its hardest winter yet — as soaring covid cases combine with a surge in a&e demand. the telegraph says the chancellor will use n...

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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are education editor from the sunday times sian griffiths and political correspondent from pa, geri scott. tomorrows front pages, starting with... amid rising covid infections, the observer says the uk health security agency, formerly public health england, has written to local councils to canvass their level of support for the rollout of plan b covid rules. the independent has been speaking to healt...