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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 01:22:00

request that i reject or return votes unilaterally — powered that no vice president in american history had ever exercised or taken — he asked me to put him over the constitution and i chose the constitution.— constitution and i chose the constitution. frank, we have started to — constitution. frank, we have started to see _ constitution. frank, we have started to see the _ constitution. frank, we have started to see the former . constitution. frank, we havel started to see the former vice president distance himself, at least on this question, from donald trump. what did you make of what you heard him say? i watch the debate happened. i was right in the centre of the audience and it is remarkable to me that every time an accusation was levied against the former president, every single time there were boos from across the arena that among active republicans, those people who would attend a debate like this, donald trump still has considerable support but i really have to emphasise that it but i really have to emphasise thatitis but i really have to emphasise that it is as though it is too different americas. among republicans donald trump can do no wrong. he is trusted. they

Transcripts for FOXNEWS Jesse Watters Primetime 20240604 05:57:00

and baldwin must have pulled a the trigger. so it looks like alec baldwin could be on the hook again. joe concha is a fox news contributor and a columnist for the messenger and he joins me now. all right, joe, you know, the truth is that the fbi report said that he had to have pulled the triggerid h . now they get another forensic report. he was previously chargee wad with two counts of involuntary manslaughter. i don't think there's any question will be chargedi ny agn . >> what say you?n. i think guns don't go off on themselves. exp and i'm not the legal expert here, but as a regular person, just hearing about what happenedst ? aldwin it's painfully obvious that alec baldwin pulled the trigger. it was accidentalled the triggen but i think the questions that i have, judge, is why were there lives on that set, given all the advances we havel with movie makinthe adg? ve rou >> do you really need a live round in there or can you fake it? you probably canndr can ke it? fake it.s the budget for this movie is only $8 million. barbie wason 150 million. so this was a movie. was despite having alec baldwin's wo $15n sorts of awards, was doo on the cheap. therefore, were protocols overlooked or they did not hire

Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News Now 20240604 11:15:00

thank you so much for being here. i want _ thank you so much for being here. i want to— thank you so much for being here. i want to say— thank you so much for being here. i want to say thank— thank you so much for being here. i want to say thank you _ thank you so much for being here. i want to say thank you to _ thank you so much for being here. i want to say thank you to the - thank you so much for being here. i want to say thank you to the people l want to say thank you to the people of sethy— want to say thank you to the people of selby and — want to say thank you to the people of selby and ainsty. _ want to say thank you to the people of selby and ainsty. all— want to say thank you to the people of selby and ainsty. all those - of selby and ainsty. all those people — of selby and ainsty. all those people who _ of selby and ainsty. all those people who put _ of selby and ainsty. all those people who put their- of selby and ainsty. all those people who put their trust - of selby and ainsty. all those people who put their trust inl people who put their trust in labour. _ people who put their trust in labour. many— people who put their trust in labour, many for— people who put their trust in labour, many for the - 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you in parliament. i will be working tirelessly every day to repay the . tirelessly every day to repay the faith you — tirelessly every day to repay the faith you have _ tirelessly every day to repay the faith you have shown _ tirelessly every day to repay the faith you have shown in - tirelessly every day to repay the faith you have shown in me. - tirelessly every day to repay the faith you have shown in me. i. tirelessly every day to repay the . faith you have shown in me. i also want _ faith you have shown in me. i also want to— faith you have shown in me. i also want to thank— faith you have shown in me. i also want to thank all— faith you have shown in me. i also want to thank all of— faith you have shown in me. i also want to thank all of the _ faith you have shown in me. i also want to thank all of the activists . faith you have shown in me. i also want to thank all of the activists i i want to thank all of the activists i drew— want to thank all of the activists i drew gathered _ want to thank all of the activists i drew gathered here _ want to thank all of the activists i drew gathered here today. - 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Transcripts for FOXNEWS Gutfeld 20240604 07:22:00

yo. worse problems again, it's about incentives, right? you're incentivizing people to commit crimes because they know they're going to bu are e go rit away. look at what happened in commago, what's happening in new york. you're also disincentivizing the police to make arrests. why bother? and also the people who are affected by this are minoritybyi communities from which the criminals mostly. he and they go back into those communities and commit other crimesinto t. s. but it's not just this i'm happy to see people are actually even getting arrested in illinois. in new york, there is totals failure to arrest and to prosecuture and, just to bring o back to the issue of hatred. yes, the community thatity fe is really feeling this the most is the jewish community, because we havel thee the highet percentage of hate crimes are committed againstht jewish people. and there is a total failure to prosecute. and even if you prosecute, there's a failure to t proo t

Transcripts for BBCNEWS The Media Show 20240604 11:38:00

they try to do theirjob as best they can, not really knowing where they can, not really knowing where the line is. that is what is so hard. �* . ., the line is. that is what is so hard. �* . . . . hard. and emma, what level... what kind of staffing _ hard. and emma, what level... what kind of staffing do _ hard. and emma, what level... what kind of staffing do you _ hard. and emma, what level... what kind of staffing do you currently - kind of staffing do you currently have in russia for the wall street journal? we have in russia for the wall street journal? ~ ., ., ., have in russia for the wall street journal? ., ., ., ., journal? we no longer have anyone in russia. it journal? we no longer have anyone in russia- it is — journal? we no longer have anyone in russia. it is too _ journal? we no longer have anyone in russia. it is too dangerous. _ journal? we no longer have anyone in russia. it is too dangerous. we - journal? we no longer have anyone in russia. it is too dangerous. we havel russia. it is too dangerous. we have talented reporters who are doing... covering this story from outside, they have contacts inside russia but it is a very dangerous place to keep a journalistic presence, as we have discovered we have a journalist in russia, hejust happens discovered we have a journalist in russia, he just happens to be discovered we have a journalist in russia, hejust happens to be behind bars. we russia, he 'ust happens to be behind bars. ~ ., ., ~ russia, he 'ust happens to be behind bars. . . ., ~ ., russia, he 'ust happens to be behind bars. . . . ~' . , russia, he 'ust happens to be behind bars. . . ., ~ ., , ., bars. we are talking in a bit about the unrest — bars. we are talking in a bit about the unrest in _ bars. we are talking in a bit about the unrest in france, _ bars. we are talking in a bit about the unrest in france, one - bars. we are talking in a bit about the unrest in france, one of- bars. we are talking in a bit about the unrest in france, one of the l the unrest in france, one of the issues we will get to it is the level of mistrust people in france have ofjournalists, which is not dissimilar to hear have ofjournalists, which is not dissimilarto hear in have ofjournalists, which is not dissimilar to hear in the uk. you were talking about the kind of issues facing journalists but do you think the public actually appreciates the genuine risk some journalists, reporters like evan, face in bringing then the news? i

Transcripts for BBCNEWS World Business Report 20240604 04:42:00

the property website rightmove. the cost of mortgages has been creeping up as the bank of england struggles to reign in inflation. so while lots of costs have been rising rapidly, the completion price of the average home fell in june by £82, orjust over $100. live now to victoria scholar from interactive investor. good morning to you. good morning- — good morning to you. good morning- of _ good morning to you. good morning. of course - good morning to you. good morning. of course we - good morning to you. good morning. of course we can | morning. of course we can understand _ morning. of course we can understand why _ morning. of course we can understand why house - morning. of course we can l understand why house prices morning. of course we can - understand why house prices are coming down in the current environment.— coming down in the current environment. ~ , ,., , ., environment. absolutely. i mean come on the _ environment. absolutely. i mean come on the one _ environment. absolutely. i mean come on the one hand, - environment. absolutely. i mean come on the one hand, we - environment. absolutely. i mean come on the one hand, we havel come on the one hand, we have seen improvement in consumer confidence. we've also... we also set to seasonal pick—up around this time of year when people think it's a good time to sell their houses because of the better weather, and before the better weather, and before the summer holidays. but on the other hand we have rising interest rates, we are seeing real wages fall once inflation is accounted for, we have

Transcripts for BBCNEWS Breakfast 20240604 05:43:00

here. we what about carpet cleaner? n around here- we have _ what about carpet cleaner? n around here. we have two _ what about carpet cleaner? n around here. we have two professional - here. we have two professional carpet cleaners. these are one of the most popular items. what carpet cleaners. these are one of the most popular items. what about a tea urn? i've — the most popular items. what about a tea urn? i've got _ the most popular items. what about a tea urn? i've got a _ the most popular items. what about a tea urn? i've got a tea _ the most popular items. what about a tea urn? i've got a tea urn. _ the most popular items. what about a tea urn? i've got a tea urn. we - the most popular items. what about a tea urn? i've got a tea urn. we have l tea urn? i've got a tea urn. we have not coffee tea urn? i've got a tea urn. we have got coffee and — tea urn? i've got a tea urn. we have got coffee and tea _ tea urn? i've got a tea urn. we have got coffee and tea machines - tea urn? i've got a tea urn. we have got coffee and tea machines up - tea urn? i've got a tea urn. we havel got coffee and tea machines up here. they go out regularly as well. we have 1500 members who have signed up to use the service. about 500 of them are actively borrowing at any time. we have got two membership schemes, one is £80 per year, everything is free. the other one is £1 a year and you pay as you go. the cheapest thing is probably a drill, £2.50, £3.50. then it is carpet cleaners. this is a thermal imaging camera. we have three of these. they cost £400 to buy. we let this go out for £9.50 a week. find cost £400 to buy. we let this go out for £9.50 a week.— for £9.50 a week. and there is a steady stream — for £9.50 a week. and there is a steady stream of _ for £9.50 a week. and there is a steady stream of borrowers - for £9.50 a week. and there is a steady stream of borrowers and | steady stream of borrowers and returners. �* steady stream of borrowers and returners— steady stream of borrowers and returners. �* , ,, . returners. i've sorted my kitchen out. returners. i've sorted my kitchen out- there _ returners. i've sorted my kitchen out- there is _ returners. i've sorted my kitchen out. there is some _ returners. i've sorted my kitchen out. there is some damper. - returners. i've sorted my kitchen out. there is some damper. we l returners. i've sorted my kitchen i out. there is some damper. we are drying _ out. there is some damper. we are drying everything out before we get to the _ drying everything out before we get to the next bit. we drying everything out before we get to the next bit.—

Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News Now 20240604 13:45:15

Transcripts for BBCNEWS World Business Report 20240604 13:45:00

hello there. this is your update on the bbc sport centre. england manager gareth southgate has named his squad for the upcoming european championship next month. there is a first time caller who has been on form for crystal palace in then surged to premier league safety this season. trent alexander—arnold is backin season. trent alexander—arnold is back in the mix as isabella's tyrone. southgate's england topped their group with two wins so far and their group with two wins so far and the manager is confident that they can make their mark. we the manager is confident that they can make their mark.— can make their mark. we have liuuhtin can make their mark. we have lighting for — can make their mark. we have lighting for a _ can make their mark. we have lighting for a long _ can make their mark. we have lighting for a long time. - can make their mark. we have lighting for a long time. he . can make their mark. we havel lighting for a long time. he was very unfortunatejust lighting for a long time. he was very unfortunate just before the euros when we called him into a prep camp to have a look at him and got

Transcripts for BBCNEWS Nicky Campbell 20240604 08:09:00

i have no idea,? don't know who puts these votes on, i have no idea,?— i have no idea,? they are tolls from eo - le i have no idea,? they are tolls from people across _ i have no idea,? they are tolls from people across the _ i have no idea,? they are tolls from people across the population. - i have no idea,? they are tolls from people across the population. you l people across the population. you either— people across the population. you either recognise _ people across the population. you either recognise them _ people across the population. you either recognise them or- people across the population. you either recognise them or you - people across the population. you| either recognise them or you don't but it— either recognise them or you don't but it doesn't _ either recognise them or you don't but it doesn't change _ either recognise them or you don't but it doesn't change the - either recognise them or you don't but it doesn't change the fact. - either recognise them or you don't. but it doesn't change the fact. from a republic— but it doesn't change the fact. from a republic point— but it doesn't change the fact. from a republic point of— but it doesn't change the fact. from a republic point of view, _ but it doesn't change the fact. from a republic point of view, we - but it doesn't change the fact. from a republic point of view, we have i a republic point of view, we have been _ a republic point of view, we have been in _ a republic point of view, we have been in discussion— a republic point of view, we have been in discussion with - a republic point of view, we have been in discussion with the - a republic point of view, we havel been in discussion with the police for months — been in discussion with the police for months now— been in discussion with the police for months now and _ been in discussion with the police for months now and are - been in discussion with the police for months now and are protest, i been in discussion with the police - for months now and are protest, what we are _ for months now and are protest, what we are going — for months now and are protest, what we are going to— for months now and are protest, what we are going to do— for months now and are protest, what we are going to do is— for months now and are protest, what we are going to do is find. _ for months now and are protest, what we are going to do is find. wait- for months now and are protest, what we are going to do is find.— we are going to do is find. wait a minute. we are going to do is find. wait a minute- the _ we are going to do is find. wait a minute. the right _ we are going to do is find. wait a minute. the right to _ we are going to do is find. wait a minute. the right to protest - we are going to do is find. wait a minute. the right to protest on l we are going to do is find. wait a l minute. the right to protest on the right to talk for a second. let's hear from sea. right to talk for a second. let's hearfrom sea. sarah, i understand. your right to protest about what he's saying, isn't it wonderful living in a democracy. i will come back to you in a minute. steve? in terms of the protest, the reason we are doing _ terms of the protest, the reason we are doing this, — terms of the protest, the reason we are doing this, the _ terms of the protest, the reason we are doing this, the polls _ terms of the protest, the reason we are doing this, the polls show- are doing this, the polls show support— are doing this, the polls show support for— are doing this, the polls show support for the _ are doing this, the polls show support for the monarchy- are doing this, the polls show support for the monarchy is l support for the monarchy is dropping _ support for the monarchy is dropping the _ support for the monarchy is dropping. the aim - support for the monarchy is dropping. the aim is- support for the monarchy is dropping. the aim is to - support for the monarchy is. dropping. the aim is to show support for the monarchy is - dropping. the aim is to show on the day there _ dropping. the aim is to show on the day there are — dropping. the aim is to show on the day there are significant _ dropping. the aim is to show on the day there are significant number- dropping. the aim is to show on the day there are significant number ofi day there are significant number of people _ day there are significant number of people who — day there are significant number of people who are _ day there are significant number of people who are not _ day there are significant number of people who are not in _ day there are significant number of people who are not in favour- day there are significant number of people who are not in favour of- day there are significant number of people who are not in favour of the monarchv — people who are not in favour of the