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A changing europe. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. what do you make of this appointment? what will liz truss be bringing to brexit table? i appointment? what will liz truss be bringing to brexit table?— bringing to brexit table? i think there are three _ bringing to brexit table? i think there are three ways _ bringing to brexit table? i think there are three ways to - bringing to brexit table? i think there are three ways to look - bringing to brexit table? i think there are three ways t...

Its better for the people who would get the benefits. i think it would be better for the democratic party, better for joe manchin, you know, to lift the cloud. so do it over the next couple of weeks. if it slips to january, i dont think it makes it anymore likely. the areas of disagreement are known, the areas of compromise are known. the sooner you can get that done, a, you get benefits out to people, which is most important substantively, but no one knows whats in the package, we have talked a...

It has made justice thomas very much more engaged in arguments. given the topic, given that it is about apportion and coming out of mississippi, i expect he will have some things to say. same with justice alito. i do think it is going to be interesting to see the dynamic between justices kavanaugh and chief justice roberts here. we know chief justice roberts is not a friend to abortion rights. he has never voted substantively in favor of abortion rights. all of his votes in favor of upholding pr...

Presidency as preeminently a place of moral leadership, how we are together, custom. a president is not an olympian figure, but a president does have a unifying role, both symbolically and substantively, in hours of crisis. the two men bring very different life experiences to the pinnacle of power. unquestionably, president bush had been a governor for six years at that point, of texas. and joe biden, if something happened now, he was in the senate, of course, for so long. he came into office in...

Approved of how the court is doing, which is kind of nuts actually, its two points higher than how republicans view the court. but i am here to tell, you this image of the moderate court is wildly deceiving, because outside of the spotlight, the aca case, the election, in a series of small paragraph long words with little justification, the court has issued a string of stunning extreme rulings, upholding extremist -- last night after the close of business they did it again. the court upheld a lo...

The recognition of that? what you make of their response? >> here not seen only the recognition but we are seeing results of a substitute ideological shift to the left by the democrats tipped by mayors in cities across the country, new york, portland, seattle, the american people are well aware of whats been going on and the problem has been in part defunding police but more substantively, crediting or delegitimizing the police. they think police function is oppressive and racially motivated so ...

Steroids. >> its a page out of richard nixons book. right? >> welcome back. with me now, ari melber and jill millbanks. ari, nixonian gets thrown around in this town. we give a gate to everything. the most remarkable thing i think we are learning about the trump justice department years is that the only different between what john mitchell and nixon did and i guess what trump tried do is trump did it in plain sight. we are finding everything out faster rather than leaks to a couple of reporters....

U.s. diplomats do that, obvious she knew what she was doing. the point about the new cold war was very interesting. the need to avoid a new cold war. was interesting to hear biden come out and say that, which i agree with substantively, lets take a listen. >> i said to him your generation in mine are about ten years apart, this is not a kumbaya moment. lets hug each other. it is clearly not in anybodys interest, your countrys more mine for us to be in a situation where we are in a new cold war. ...

Of cooperation that was, once, routine. but unraveled in the trump era. substantively, for you, what does it look like to turn the page? what will you be looking for when this g7 wraps up, anne? >> well, certainly, well be looking to see whats in the final communique. that sort of diplomatic speak for the -- the agreement that they all make. some of that is before they even sit down but if you recall, donald trump refused to sign those one year. and didnt even try to do one, another time. so, th...

Point as they were talking really closely, woug away from that photo. we heard from the german chancellor who had a pretty fraught relationship with former president trump saying she was glad its president biden here talking about what she believes is his commitment to this multilateralism and of course remember that was the same world leader that during that g-7 in canada in 2018, i believe was the year where you saw at the end they came up with this joint agreement, also signed it there at the...