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First one, patriotism, he talked about pride in the country and the queen, creative industries and the rule of law in britain. secondly, standards in public life. this was an opportunity to take a hit at borisjohnson and the government for ports of downing street christmas parties last year for example. finally, the cost of living. this is a big issue coming up for the government, particularly at the moment with energy bills rising, with inflation rising and taxes are set to go up. he used that as an opportunity to criticise boris johnson's leadership. the big question he will continue to face...

Peril. attempts to change the narrative, and opponents looking to take back power. >> sandra: fox news alert, republicans pouncing on a president whose policies are failing but approaching a full year in office just days away now. and so little to show for it, not just republicans who may be looking for a change. >> john: president biden gearing up for a rare news conference on wednesday, mark a year since his inauguration. the president's poll numbers have plummeted. >> sandra: the economy, covid, russia threatening ukraine, a world of trouble. voters seem to think the solution is put republi...

Cause some skepticism, right? but the base heard this and believed it. and so they had to put it out. but, you know, paul gosar or marjorie taylor greene speaking to white supremacists didn't arouse anger from the base so mccarthy didn't feel the same pressure to put it out. >> someone tweeted to say, there are only two things you can do to outrage kevin mccarthy, the house republican leader, accuse his colleagues of orgies and cocaine or demand accountability for january 6th. that's it. >> that's about it. republicans are very, very lucky they have the wind at their back politically. you can ...

They're trying to shoehorn people into long line, taking away the locations where you can vote, letting god knows who, maybe the proud boys are going to show up as poll watchers to intimidate voters. and the supreme court said go ahead. do whatever you want. john roberts has never been for access to the vote. he has always been against the voting rights act. you know steve bannon very well. he was kind of a joke, a disheveled looking dude, kind of dog walked donald trump around. in the end, didn't he get what he wanted? because if the republicans take over, steve bannon is essentially writing ...

Game the system to take back power and hold it permanently because of their tight grip over state legislatures, they're able to control the redistricting process in a number of key states, which means they can essentially gerrymander their way into a congressional majority before voters even have to weigh in. look at a state like north carolina. leans republican, sure, but registered democrats and republicans run about equal. for reference, donald trump won it with 49.9% of the vote last year. that's a pretty close, 1.3%. if republicans get their way, the new congressional map will likely give...