Is when the debate starts. with me is the co founder and director at delta poll. people have finger on who may come out on top this evening. there are six scheduled debates, but only to this one and the one on itv on the 13th where all seven parties will feature. so this is a invaluable time for them to make a bit of a splash. absolutely. with seven make a bit of a splash. absolutely. with seven parties make a bit of a splash. absolutely. with seven parties taking - make a bit of a splash. absolutely. with seven parties taking part, i with seven parties taking part, there is also play for. it will be interesting to see if any of the participants try to hit it for sex, go for a really big thing in the hope of really cutting through. and what will inevitably be a crowded marketplace go for six. it will be interesting some of the comments in attempts to attract attention are credulous or outright lies. did it make a difference, credulous or outright lies. did it make a difference, debates? i credulous or outright lies. did it i make a difference, debates? they have a potential make a difference, debates? they have a potential to make a difference, debates? tia: have a potential to make a
Former fbi director suggesting someone may meet a jail sentence. i would say it is unlikely any white-collar offense of this sort, but he is begging for a jail term by kicking a flamethrower not to the judge but the entire process and juried. a judge will take that very seriously into consideration and decide whether to deter this person and to send a message more broadly and need to spend some time behind those bars. kayleigh: we must not clarify that the defendant he is talking about. he hates donald trump. and that nebulous narcissistic draft, he has no place in this conversation i don t want to hear word from james ever again. as far as andrew mccabe, i will buy the u-haul and rented for him and amy schumer and packet with snacks. and i will point into canada. go ahead and leave this country
Into. the entrance that they normally come into so the entrance that they normally come into. so she s come in and the last half hour~ into. so she s come in and the last half hour. we are expecting that may be the half hour. we are expecting that may be the snp half hour. we are expecting that may be the snp westminster leader, stephen be the snp westminster leader, stephen flynn, will be next. right beside stephen flynn, will be next. right beside me is our big boss, director of journalism, jonathan munro, and also hillary journalism, jonathan munro, and also hillary o neill. they are waiting to greet hillary o neill. they are waiting to greet the hillary o neill. they are waiting to greet the leaders as they come in for the greet the leaders as they come in for the debate. over the next hour, we will for the debate. over the next hour, we will see for the debate. over the next hour, we will see all seven of them arrive at broadcasting house. and members of the at broadcasting house. and members of the audience are arriving at another of the audience are arriving at another entrance because there will be around another entrance because there will be around 120 members of the audience be around 120 members of the audience who will be asking the questions. they ve been able to submit questions. they ve been able to submit questions in advance, but as they arrive, submit questions in advance, but as they arrive, they are allowed to put in new they arrive, they are allowed to put in new questions if something has happened in new questions if something has happened during the day. and we ve been talking about that apology by rishi sunak over d day so it may be that s rishi sunak over d day so it may be that s the rishi sunak over d day so it may be that s the point that members of the audience who come in may want to submit the audience who come in may want to submit that the audience who come in may want to submit that question. and of course
no, it could not, joy. we all know that. that s why i m pleased to live in america today as opposed to america in that time. but we cannot ignore the realities of not having fathers in homes. that is important to our black people today and all people today as we move forward for a better america. we are out of time. what i m grateful for is we do not live in the jim crow era and that fathers do not face lynching. i m very grateful of that. perhaps don t bring up jim crow when you re trying to make that example. that was a small part of my interview with byron donalds last night. we ll be dissecting that with our friday political panel. basil smikle, our brand-new msnbc political analyst, the public policy director at the roosevelt house institute of hunter college, and democratic strategist and clay cane, host of the clay cane show and author of, the grift, the downward spiral of black republicans from
Seven politicians taking part who all want to get their point of view over~ all want to get their point of view over~ it ll all want to get their point of view over. it llalso all want to get their point of view over. it ll also be interesting, a lot of over. it ll also be interesting, a lot of the over. it ll also be interesting, a lot of the social media comment after lot of the social media comment after that lot of the social media comment after that debate on tuesday was whether after that debate on tuesday was whether the politicians were actually whether the politicians were actually answering the questions that were asked, and we will see if that were asked, and we will see if that happens. it looks like a car has drawn that happens. it looks like a car has drawn up and you can probably see there has drawn up and you can probably see there are a lot of police around, see there are a lot of police around, so maybe that will be stephen around, so maybe that will be stephen flynn. that s one of those where stephen flynn. that s one of those where you stephen flynn. that s one of those where you want to go, he s behind you. where you want to go, he s behind you. as where you want to go, he s behind you. as they where you want to go, he s behind you, as they arrive, but all the politicians you, as they arrive, but all the politicians that will be taking part - we politicians that will be taking part we actually have daisy cooper, the deputy leader of the liberal democrats she surprised me, she s arrived democrats she surprised me, she s arrived being democrats she surprised me, she s arrived being greeted here outside broadcasting house by the director ofjournalism, jonathan munro, and also hillary ofjournalism, jonathan munro, and also hillary o neill, from our westminster team. also hillary o neill, from our westminsterteam. daisy also hillary o neill, from our westminster team. daisy cooper is the deputy leader from the liberal democrats representing the liberal democrats representing the liberal democrats during this debate that we have got democrats during this debate that we have got here today at broadcasting
Squeeze in their assigned through biden s loopholes? biden is acting director is expanding to the agency s definition of the word fear. telling agents and pretty much anybody can be afraid and claim asylum. because of migrants say they are scared they can get through biden struck down border. you don t even have to say they are scared, they just have to look scared. the memo says fear may be manifested verbally, nonverbally or physically, hysteric egg trembling, unusual behavior, changes in tone of voice, incoherent speech patterns, panic attacks or unusual level of silence. are you scared josé? that s an unusual level of silence. you re scared, you are in. ice also plans to educate illegals how to game the system playing videos while migrants wait in line about how to finagle asylum claims, just at the airport.
At every level, president biden should be ready because on january 20th, next year, when his former president, joe biden but what s good for the goose is good for the gander my next guest knows firsthand what it s like to be the center of trump s attacks andrew mccabe was the acting fbi director for trump fire james comey, and drew trump s rafah after he opened two investigations into the former president. it s great to have you here because i just few people know the your workings of the fbi better than you do. and you ve also personally experienced the pressure from donald trump. and when you see him promising this wholesale takeover of the justice department, i wonder how you worry about what that would look like. yeah, katelyn, i mean, i worry a lot about it and i think when you think about these things and you try to predict how donald trump is going to react are the steps he s going to take. you really don t have to go any further than listening to the things he
Initial temporary cease fire. washington is still pushing for an agreement between israel and hamas. the cia director met mediators from qatar in egypt on wednesday in the qatari capital of delhi. let s get more on all of this so that we can bring in the former senior policy adviserfor the can bring in the former senior policy adviser for the middle east at the un state department for that great to have you on the bbc. let s start with the cease fire proposal that is on the table. this is really being pushed by the united states, by the white house for that what do you think is keeping the steel from progressing? the way forward, there s steel from progressing? the way forward, there s got steel from progressing? the way forward, there s got to steel from progressing? the way forward, there s got to be - steel from progressing? the way forward, there s got to be an - forward, there s got to be an interpretation of the permanent cease fire. it worked being honest is never to be a permanent cease fire because there is a state of permanent war between israel and hamas. there are a few key problems for the first of all it s a three part plan and is one negotiator said in the middle
Switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! today the biden administration s executive action to limit the number of u.s. border crossings took effect. once daily encounters pass a certain threshold. some of this is similar to actions taken by president trump. legal director of the aclus immigrant rights project who successfully blocked trump s changes to take effect said it was illegal when trump did it and it s illegal now. let me just first, if it was
Struggling. that is a fact. and that is why so many americans, especially americans, who are minorities in this country, are leaving joe biden and the democrats looking towards donald trump and republicans congressman byron donalds. we appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you. thank you and i want to now bring in someone who has written and researched extensively about the jim crow era. professor peniel joseph. he is the founding director of the lbj school center for the study of race and the end democracy at the university of texas, austin, his new book is entitled the third reconstruction peniel. thank you for joining us. a professor, i should say, i wanted to just get your reaction to what you just heard well, i mean, i think it s astonishing to try to romanticize the jim crow era and really to decontextualize the lbj years in american history. and i think you pointed out abbe very well that the great society impacted all americans around civil rights, voting