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Andrea Mitchell Reports

democratic institutions, and it requires work. and so i think that he can do both, and that is a stark contrast with the former president. >> all right, susan del percio, donna edwards, thank you both so much. and everyone, moments ago first lady jill biden left the courthouse there in wilmington. you see that happening there as the federal gun trial of her son hunter is now in a lunch break. the first lady returned from france yesterday to come to this trial and will return to france to join the president for more during the state visit there. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." "chris jansing reports" starts after a short break. "chris jansing reports" starts after a short break. like when it needs to be a big, soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. (man) every time i needed a new phone, to make clothes softer, i had to switch carriers... (roommate) i told him...at verizon, everyone can get that iphone 15 on them. (man) now that i got a huge storage and battery upgrade... i'm officially done switching. (vo) new and existing customers get iphone 15 on us when they trade in any iphone.

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BBC Election Debate

they are worried that their children and grandchildren can't get on the housing ladder, something we've always taken for granted in this country. if you work hard and get a job, at some point in your late 20s, early 30s, you should be able to get a house and start a family. that's not happening, sol a house and start a family. that's not happening, so i think keir starmer... not happening, so i think keir starmer- - -_ not happening, so i think keir starmer... �*, ., ., starmer. .. there's a two-tier system develo - inc starmer. .. there's a two-tier system developing if— starmer. .. there's a two-tier system developing if you've _ starmer. .. there's a two-tier system developing if you've got _ starmer. .. there's a two-tier system developing if you've got the - starmer. .. there's a two-tier system developing if you've got the bank - starmer. .. there's a two-tier system developing if you've got the bank of i developing if you've got the bank of mum and dad, and mum and dad even with this mortgage guarantee scheme, they can give you the deposit, you can get on the latter. but so many people who don't have that have no chance of getting there. i did housina chance of getting there. i did housing and _ chance of getting there. i did housing and government when i was a special— housing and government when i was a special adviser, and a lot of what labour— special adviser, and a lot of what labour is — special adviser, and a lot of what labour is saying is a continuation of what _ labour is saying is a continuation of what the — labour is saying is a continuation of what the conservatives have done. so a big _ of what the conservatives have done. so a big part — of what the conservatives have done. so a big part of what they've said is a big _ so a big part of what they've said is a big michael gove pledge, making places— is a big michael gove pledge, making places that are beautiful. you are absolutely — places that are beautiful. you are absolutely right, that deposit peace, — absolutely right, that deposit peace, what you're doing in terms of having _ peace, what you're doing in terms of having the _ peace, what you're doing in terms of having the capital from the beginning is required. back in 2010, there was— beginning is required. back in 2010, there was help to buy a under george

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Newscast

it's fine afterwards. so the other kind of other big subplot of this, though, was the two women who are stood.... i always get this the wrong way around. were they staged, right? angela rayner. yes. so as you look at it, they were on the right. yes. yeah. and actually there was, there was several moments in the debate where actually it did feel like sunak versus starmer, it did feel like there was only two people on that stage. and one of those moments was this epic ding dong they had about tax. and here isjust a small sliver of it. why would you stand by your record? record levels of taxes on working people, 26 times in the last parliament, in the last parliament. ...about 12 new taxes. absolutely rubbish. we've absolutely guaranteed we will not raise taxes for working people. how are you going to close that gap? crosstalk and there was a real burn from carla denyer a bit later and she said, "oh, well, that was dignified, wasn't it?"

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BBC Election Debate

will it even make a difference. the people who who are voting, will do what they say they will do and actually help the people —— the people who are voted in. actually help the people -- the people who are voted in. speaking to eo - le people who are voted in. speaking to people throughout _ people who are voted in. speaking to people throughout the _ people who are voted in. speaking to people throughout the day _ people who are voted in. speaking to people throughout the day it - people who are voted in. speaking to people throughout the day it feels i people throughout the day it feels like a real melting pot of people from different walks of life and of all ages as well. how do you feel like that shapes the town in the way people are thinking about the stuff they want for the town? you people are thinking about the stuff they want for the town?— they want for the town? you are ri . ht. they want for the town? you are right- there _ they want for the town? you are right. there is _ they want for the town? you are right. there is such _ they want for the town? you are right. there is such a _ they want for the town? you are right. there is such a big, i they want for the town? you are right. there is such a big, it i they want for the town? you are right. there is such a big, it is i right. there is such a big, it is very diverse here and watford, but going through something with regards to covid, it has brought loads of people together all of the time. slots people have come together now, it does not matter your colour or age, as far as i'm concerned, a lot of the people are for the people. you're going to watch the election debate this evening. we have snacks at the ready. what is your go to debate set up on the sofa? i5 at the ready. what is your go to debate set up on the sofa? is anyone

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Jesse Watters Primetime

and, you know, he doesn't i think and he's talked about this openly, doesn't e vp think the vp choice is that big. i would argue it's a little bit i in thiss time circumstance, especially considering what we just saw in manhattane circumdering. . >> all right. and no woman there. that could changat coulde. but recently, tonic stefanik tear but again tier, ,that could change. britt baer, thank you so much for joining jesse watterset primetime. >> you bet. : when >> now, when you're president, age is just a number. every morning at five, john quincy adams for anev fiv hour swim naked in the potomac. >> teddy roosevelt boxedstaffe with staffers one right hook from a military aid left and partiallrst hookthe miy blind. t ronald reagan rode horseback at the ranch. ar cleared brush with the chainsaw. clinton and bush brush jogged ar town in short shorts. >>ts when joe biden ran fore ha president, he said he'd never stop running. >> some people are always in a hurry.

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Way Too Early With Jonathan Lemire

on this, the 80th anniversary of d-day. plus, we'll take a deeper look at how donald trump and his republican allies are pushing to make revenge and retribution a big part of their agenda were trump to win again this november. and later, actor and rock 'n' roll hall of fame munition stevie van zandt will be live in studio with a look at the new documentary about his legendary life, including touring with bruce springsteen and starring on the hit show "the sopranos." you won't want to miss that. "morning joe" just a few moments away. gh protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. enjoy the go with charmin.

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BBC News

and remember, the tories are fighting like feral ferrets at the moment to keep theirjob, not for the country, not... it moment to keep their “ob, not for the country, not...— the country, not... it would be a bonus if any _ the country, not... it would be a bonus if any of _ the country, not... it would be a bonus if any of your _ the country, not... it would be a bonus if any of your lot - the country, not... it would be a bonus if any of your lot got - the country, not... it would be a bonus if any of your lot got the i bonus if any of your lot got the job. bonus if any of your lot got the 'ob. ~ ., bonus if any of your lot got the 'ob. . . . ., bonus if any of your lot got the 'ob. ~ ., . ., ., ' job. we all come from different walks of life — job. we all come from different walks of life with _ job. we all come from different walks of life with great - job. we all come from different - walks of life with great experience, and enormous talent, but the problem that nigel farage will have an richard tice, on the 5th ofjuly, out of all this talent, who gets jobs? with so much choice. when you are campaigning is it simply, it is about immigration isn't it. you are banging the immigration drum, that is the big, thatis immigration drum, that is the big, that is your big ticket isn't it. it is a huge issue for the whole country. but i'm putting forward all our other policies as well. and it's

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The Context

this to try and _ politicians to use an event like this to try and address - politicians to use an event like this to try and address the - politicians to use an event like . this to try and address the policy problems— this to try and address the policy problems they _ this to try and address the policy problems they face _ this to try and address the policy problems they face right - this to try and address the policy problems they face right now. i. problems they face right now. i suppose — problems they face right now. i suppose the _ problems they face right now. i suppose the irony— problems they face right now. i suppose the irony from - problems they face right now. i suppose the irony from the - suppose the irony from the perspective _ suppose the irony from the perspective of— suppose the irony from the perspective of an _ suppose the irony from thel perspective of an academic, suppose the irony from the . perspective of an academic, i suppose the irony from the - perspective of an academic, i think it was— perspective of an academic, i think it was mark— perspective of an academic, i think it was mark twain _ perspective of an academic, i think it was mark twain who _ perspective of an academic, i think it was mark twain who said - perspective of an academic, i think it was mark twain who said that. it was mark twain who said that history— it was mark twain who said that history doesn't— it was mark twain who said that history doesn't tend _ it was mark twain who said that history doesn't tend to - it was mark twain who said that history doesn't tend to repeat l history doesn't tend to repeat itself, — history doesn't tend to repeat itself, but _ history doesn't tend to repeat itself, but it— history doesn't tend to repeat itself, but it often _ history doesn't tend to repeat itself, but it often rhymes. i history doesn't tend to repeat. itself, but it often rhymes. every era and _ itself, but it often rhymes. every era and every— itself, but it often rhymes. every era and every war— itself, but it often rhymes. every era and every war is _ itself, but it often rhymes. every era and every war is a _ itself, but it often rhymes. every era and every war is a little - itself, but it often rhymes. every era and every war is a little bit. era and every war is a little bit different _ era and every war is a little bit different it _ era and every war is a little bit different. it was _ era and every war is a little bit different. it was interesting i different. it was interesting listening _ different. it was interesting listening to _ different. it was interesting listening tojoe _ different. it was interesting listening tojoe biden- different. it was interesting listening tojoe biden talk. different. it was interesting - listening to joe biden talk about democracies _ listening to joe biden talk about democracies versus— listening to joe biden talk aboutj democracies versus autocracies. listening to joe biden talk about . democracies versus autocracies. a crucial— democracies versus autocracies. a crucial ally — democracies versus autocracies. a crucial ally in — democracies versus autocracies. a crucial ally in the _ democracies versus autocracies. a crucial ally in the second - democracies versus autocracies. a crucial ally in the second world . democracies versus autocracies. a i crucial ally in the second world war was stolle _ crucial ally in the second world war was stolle and's _ crucial ally in the second world war was stolle and's russia, _ crucial ally in the second world war was stolle and's russia, so - crucial ally in the second world war was stolle and's russia, so it- crucial ally in the second world war was stolle and's russia, so it was . was stolle and's russia, so it was slightly— was stolle and's russia, so it was slightly different _ was stolle and's russia, so it was slightly different than _ was stolle and's russia, so it was slightly different than is - was stolle and's russia, so it was slightly different than is being - slightly different than is being pretrade~ _ slightly different than is being pretrade~ but— slightly different than is being pretrade. but i— slightly different than is being pretrade. but i think- slightly different than is being pretrade. but i think it- slightly different than is being. pretrade. but i think it absolutely makes _ pretrade. but i think it absolutely makes sense _ pretrade. but i think it absolutely makes sense from _ pretrade. but i think it absolutely makes sense from the _ pretrade. but i think it absolutelyl makes sense from the perspective pretrade. but i think it absolutely- makes sense from the perspective of joe biden— makes sense from the perspective of joe biden to — makes sense from the perspective of joe biden to use _ makes sense from the perspective of joe biden to use this _ makes sense from the perspective of joe biden to use this and _ makes sense from the perspective of joe biden to use this and the - makes sense from the perspective of joe biden to use this and the fact - joe biden to use this and the fact that it'll— joe biden to use this and the fact that it'll be — joe biden to use this and the fact that it'll be the _ joe biden to use this and the fact that it'll be the head _ joe biden to use this and the fact that it'll be the head of— joe biden to use this and the fact that it'll be the head of all- joe biden to use this and the fact that it'll be the head of all the i that it'll be the head of all the news — that it'll be the head of all the news bulletins _ that it'll be the head of all the news bulletins across - that it'll be the head of all the news bulletins across the - that it'll be the head of all the news bulletins across the us i that it'll be the head of all the i news bulletins across the us to that it'll be the head of all the - news bulletins across the us to get the message — news bulletins across the us to get the message across _ news bulletins across the us to get the message across to _ news bulletins across the us to get the message across to the - news bulletins across the us to getl the message across to the american people _ the message across to the american people that — the message across to the american people that what _ the message across to the american people that what happens _ the message across to the american people that what happens in - the message across to the american people that what happens in europe| people that what happens in europe affects _ people that what happens in europe affects us _ people that what happens in europe affects us and — people that what happens in europe affects us and we _ people that what happens in europe affects us and we need _ people that what happens in europe affects us and we need to _ people that what happens in europe affects us and we need to play- people that what happens in europe affects us and we need to play our. affects us and we need to play our part _ affects us and we need to play our part in— affects us and we need to play our part. in europe, _ affects us and we need to play our part. in europe, the _ affects us and we need to play our part. in europe, the big— affects us and we need to play our part. in europe, the big difference between _ part. in europe, the big difference between now— part. in europe, the big difference between now and _ part. in europe, the big difference between now and then _ part. in europe, the big difference between now and then is - between now and then is partly because — between now and then is partly because of the _ between now and then is partly because of the expense - between now and then is partly because of the expense of- between now and then is partly because of the expense of the i between now and then is partly- because of the expense of the second world _ because of the expense of the second world war— because of the expense of the second world war but — because of the expense of the second world war but also _ because of the expense of the second world war but also things _ because of the expense of the second world war but also things like - world war but also things like nuclear— world war but also things like nuclear weapons, _ world war but also things like nuclear weapons, we've - world war but also things like nuclear weapons, we've had l world war but also things like i nuclear weapons, we've had 80 world war but also things like - nuclear weapons, we've had 80 years without _ nuclear weapons, we've had 80 years without conflict _ nuclear weapons, we've had 80 years without conflict in _ nuclear weapons, we've had 80 years without conflict in western _ nuclear weapons, we've had 80 years without conflict in western europe, i without conflict in western europe, and i_ without conflict in western europe, and i think— without conflict in western europe, and i think rousing _ without conflict in western europe, and i think rousing western - without conflict in western europe, i and i think rousing western european publics— and i think rousing western european publics from — and i think rousing western european publics from the _ and i think rousing western european publics from the sense _ and i think rousing western european publics from the sense of _ and i think rousing western european publics from the sense of slight - and i think rousing western european publics from the sense of slight geo i publics from the sense of slight geo political— publics from the sense of slight geo political indifference _ publics from the sense of slight geo political indifference because - publics from the sense of slight geo political indifference because of- political indifference because of that has — political indifference because of that has become _ political indifference because of that has become more - political indifference because of. that has become more important

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The Beat With Ari Melber

universal buys of kindness and diversity with something that actually was so watchable it became beloved. every so often, i will reach for a lyric around here and here is one that is relevant, quote, we in the streets like sesame. tonight, we are turning to the lessons and inspiration of sesame street. >> a show treasure across the generation. big . oscar and the rest of the gang are getting new neighbors per >> they can teach kids. >> teaching kids using new technology? >> one of the most important things that emil andsix have learned is how to be kind. >> is new study found that the first generation of kids who watch sesame street grew up to do better in elementary school. >> how about that? this program has not become part of several generations of people growing up across dozens of countries. it has been a boost for parenting and educators as the

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The Context

all of those heads of state, heads of government and representatives of royal families from across europe at that international commemoration today as well. thinking back to the past, saying a big thank you to those who bravely fought for freedom, and clearly also worried about the new war that rages in europe. plenty more to come on the dd commemorations. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. —— the day. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. the uk health security agency says an outbreak of ecoli is thought to be linked to a food that's been distributed nationally. 113 cases have been reported since the 25th of may. the ukhsa says in england, at least 37 people have been admitted to hospital. leicestershire police say a body was discovered on thursday morning near the river soar. a search had been launched to find xielo maruziva after the force received reports that the child,

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