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>> i do support fracking and -- and the only thing i do support fracking. >> right there the humiliating flip-flop on fracking. why? because they know their energy policy, their war on american energy declared on day one of the biden presidency has been a complete disaster for energy security for inflation, for jobs, a disaster. and now the desperately going with biden egg begging. its a disasser and every issue, the economy and supply chain and baby formula for goodness sake and the pandemic en...

Enough to we learn he has cognitive issues it seems because when he has any type of a press conference he cant get through it. kamala harris repeats herself over and over and then we have john fetterman who, bless his heart, had a stroke. we wish him all the best we want him to get better. but is he fit? is he fit to be a senator one of the two senators in that state? >> steve: i was talking to my doctor about it and he saw it. and we were talking about how mr. fetterman, you know, he stumbled a...

Get permission to make another u—turn and commit to raising the state pension at the rate of inflation? prime minister! we will maintain the triple lock, i and i am completely committed to it, - so is the chancellor. tonight, the next flashpoint — a vote on fracking, drilling into the land to extract gas — was turned by downing street into a serious test of loyalty in the government itself. division, clear the lobby! compelling conservatives to back it will face being kicked out of the par...

Engulfed in further chaos after the home secretary resigned and launched an attack on liz truss�*s premiership. let�*s stay with our main story. aubrey allegretti, who�*s a political reporter with the guardian newspaper, broke the story that the uk home secretary had resigned. i asked him if this is the end of the line for liz truss as prime minister. that is certainly the growing view of the ministers and cabinet ministers, and they probably remember people but the greatest ability and po...

Tonight, the next flashpoint — a vote on fracking, drilling into the land to extract gas — was turned by downing street into a serious test of loyalty in the government itself. division, clear the lobby! compelling conservatives to back it will face being kicked out of the parliamentary party — a weak government attempting a show of strength and then seemingly changing its mind. in the voting lobbies, confusion, tory mps not even knowing the consequence for them of their vote. and afterwar...

Tonight, the next flashpoint — a vote on fracking, drilling into the land to extract gas — was turned by downing street into a serious test of loyalty in the government itself. division, clear the lobby! compelling conservatives to back it will face being kicked out of the parliamentary party — a weak government attempting a show of strength and then seemingly changing its mind. in the voting lobbies, confusion, tory mps not even knowing the consequence for them of their vote. and afterwar...

"carrying on as if everyone cant see "that we have made them and hoping "that things will magically come right is not serious "politics. "i have made a mistake, i accept responsibility, "i resign." she continues, "i have concerns about the "direction of this government — not "only have we broken key pledges that "were promised to our voters, but i have had serious concerns "about this governments commitment "to honouring manifesto commitments." last month, suella braverman was promoted to one ...

They are witnessing, government six—week old histjunked the majority of its programme and removed a chancellor in a day of complete chaos, at lunchtime a senior adviser to the prime minister suspended over allegations of briefing against conservative mps, after prime minister �*s questions the prime minister �*s questions the prime minister due on a trip outside london cancelled hastily so she could meet the now former home secretary and her resignation was this evening complete confusion,...

We have to stop bullying in this chamber as well, dont we? we will have a little bit of good - behaviour for a moment — i on both sides of the house! the mp who it was suggested was manhandled and said he had had what was described as a frank and robust conversation. some conservative mps then told the bbc the chief whip, in charge of party discipline, had resigned — livid at the chaos over whether this was a vote of confidence in the government or not. and then watch this, a senior cabinet ...

We will have a little bit of good - behaviour for a moment — i on both sides of the house! the mp who it was suggested was manhandled and said he had had what was described as a frank and robust conversation. some conservative mps then told the bbc the chief whip, in charge of party discipline, had resigned — livid at the chaos over whether this was a vote of confidence in the government or not. and then watch this, a senior cabinet minister who didnt know what was going on. im not entirely ...