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bidenonmics. color me skeptical, hear me out. there's reports of children wielding baseball bats attacking and robbing helpless mothers and nannies in wealthy neighborhoods known for the young families. according to telegraphs, no we value which is known as stroller alley because of the many young family and children who live there. experienced 11 phone robberies last week which authorities are linking to a gang of youths who've been lately assaulting women with bats while they pick up their kids from school. you think i can be an influence on where you live. or the fact that almost 50% of businesses in downtown san francisco has shut their doors. no surprise, old navy, amazon go, anthropology, many other retail brands shutting their doors in san francisco. los angeles, mayor karen bass declared a city wide state of emergency committing more than $1.3 billion in city funds to
is at the head off the table and you have chinese side on one side and us on the other, basically almost like subordinates, where xi jinping is in a meeting with his people dictating how things are going to go. i can't imagine how they thought that would be a good idea. ., ,., ., thought that would be a good idea. ., ., ., idea. how important are those visuals if progress _ idea. how important are those visuals if progress was - idea. how important are those visuals if progress was indeed | visuals if progress was indeed made in repairing this relationship?- made in repairing this relationshi? ., ., relationship? look, iwant to su ort relationship? look, iwant to swim this _ relationship? look, iwant to support this administration, | relationship? look, iwant to| support this administration, i want them to succeed because if they succeed, we will succeed. but the visuals, and josh rogan said this today elsewhere from the washington post that the message notjust to the american people, it is to the people in the region. what it says is, we are in supplicant mud, we need something. to me, that telegraphs fear and weakness. as you know, weakness breeds aggression. what we should be sending is a strong message, a strong message would have been getting up and walking out of that setting. no and has ever seen a diplomatic arrangement like that. it is completely nonstandard. ——
of both sides, looking to balance the relationship. but it's the visuals of him coming off the plane and being met by a guy layers below him. that's a strong message, meant to embarrass. and the big one is that setting. where xi jinping is at the head of the table and you have the chinese side on one side and us on the other. basically, almost like subordinates, where xi jinping is in a meeting with his people, dictating how things are going to go. i can't imagine how they thought that would be a good idea. how important are those visuals, if progress was indeed made in repairing this relationship? look, i want to support this administration, i want them to succeed, because if they succeed, we all succeed. but the visuals. .. and josh rogin said this today elsewhere, from the washington post, that the message is notjust to the american people, it's to the people in the region. and what it says is, we're in a supplicant mode, we need something. to me, that telegraphs fear and weakness.
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save christmas. that's the telegraphs take on it. if it was a mirror, tony, it would be a slightly more sympathetic headline. they were offered another deal and they don't want it. ., ., ., want it. yet, how did there go on strike- our _ want it. yet, how did there go on strike. our dear _ want it. yet, how did there go on strike. our dear the _ want it. yet, how did there go on strike. our dear the net direct . want it. yet, how did there go on strike. our dear the net direct to | strike. our dear the net direct to an attempt to try and get better terms and conditions for their workers. the thing about christmas. i think the latest where track will be on the 17th of sup december. which to me isn't christmas i understand the dissent that the telegraph. i don't use trains i know there is chaos already. i'm not sure trains are the most reliable ways to get to where you get into. this is part of a theme where the government is facing widespread industrial action from rude of various quarters. there of this he try to blame the trade unions for that. seen trade union shouldn't be doing that. and trade union should be
accusing the biden administration of acting for purely political reasons. saying the white house state strongly or they were not involved, and knew absolutely nothing about the political witch hunt going on with me, and that they didn't know anything about the break-in at mar-a-lago. this was strongly reiterated again and again, wrong. this comes as trump's legal team filed with federal court asking for a third-party special master to review which was retreat from mar-a-lago. and demanding the government stop sorting through any more documents in the meantime. >> it's our telegraphs of the trump team doesn't trust the fbi. there's some very bad blood between the fbi and president trump. >> the judge is telling trump's team to refine its legal argument by friday. and explain why they think the court has the ability to step in now. meanwhile cnn has learned the justice department just issued a new grand jury subpoena to the national archive. for more documents. as part of its investigation into january 6th.
team filed in florida federal court asking for a third party special master to review what was retrieved from mar-a-lago and demanding the government stop sorting through any more documents in the meantime. >> it sort of telegraphs that the trump team doesn't trust the fbi. there's very bad blood between the fbi and president trump. >> the judge is telling trump's team to refine its legal arguments by friday, and explain why they think the court has the ability to step in now. meanwhile, cnn has learned the justice department just issued a new grand jury subpoena to the national archives for more documents as part of its investigation into january 6th. a separate criminal probe. this latest subpoena is on top of what the doj already demanded from the archives earlier this year. and it's just the latest indication that the justice department continues to ramp up its investigation and has even broadened the scope of its probe into the potential role white house staff played in the events leading up to the capitol attack. and we have also just learned
these days i look at the mail| and i think, i've never known a paper at the moment that is closer to a prime minister— than the daily mail. i'm not sure quite why that is. it's clear there's a lot _ of independence, people like steve has a stature where he could say exactly what he likes. _ put it this way, if this - was a labour prime minister he'd have gone months ago. he or she would not survive having the tabloids - and the telegraphs and the times banging on. | it's only because they know they can rely on that support. _ the mail tomorrow will be more professional. at supporting borisjohnsonj because they're better at it. but it is also, you're saying if a labour prime minister were in this situation, i think it is worth pointing out that boris johnson is an unusual politician, i don't mean that in a judgmental way, it's simply true that he proves more resilient in moments of pressure that many other politicians and that's not necessarily whether he is conservative or labour, it's more particular to his character. ayesha, can i bring you in here?