Labour attack tries to figure out there. it is in the headlines and all the papers. it took keir starmer some time to say that was based on treasury findings, based on what he would see distorted figures provided by the government, but it took some time to see it is nonsense. so the tories are very happy with that. labour believe that what you sup with keir starmer was a symbol of what they believe is the stability you would get with labour compared with what they regard as the division and chaos of the conservatives. division and chaos of the conservatives. ., ,, , ., . , conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you a conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you a little conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you a little later. conservatives. thank you. we will be back with you a little later. on - back with you a little later. on friday, by the way, the bbc will host the first of its prime time election tv debates on bbc one from 7:30pm until 9pm. that involves representatives from seven political parties and that will be hosted by michelle hussain. we will talk to the conservatives and labour live any moment, we arejust the conservatives and labour live any moment, we are just sorting out the communication which is always an issue. piers morgan and mick lynch
Of leadership role in the country so we talked to voters during these past few days, not only in the capital, but across the country and given that the two top candidates were feel a female they had already come to the conclusion that they would have a female presence. so that was noted driving force to go and vote for her, but they said that this helps with mexico s image of being matchup country where women don t have a place, mexico has actually changed its laws to encourage and actually force the parties to have more female candidates. so there s a very equal division of power between men and women. i m in congress and the governorships. so it s not surprised for mexican, so obviously, she s going to have that pressure on her or she s going to have to live up to what it means to be the first female in really only the second female head of state in
Freedom continues to ring free in this land and in this world. shannon: you re a very humble guy yourself, but you ve served in congress. you wear the uniform as well, you serve our country in that way. are you hopeful that by establishing these memorials, these monuments that the next generation will take a look and say i want to step opportunity that a call as well? yes, i am. and i m very optimistic about our nation. there s a lot of division going on here many our country, but i believe in my heart of hearts that a america is a good nation, and we are a good people. and these american cemeteries and these american memorials are more than just remembering our history. all those soldiers buried you should all those crosses and those stars of david, they re not just part of history, they continue to serve to this day representing the finest of america s values. shannon: washington is a place filled with monuments and memorials, but really what a you oversee is all over the world. what is your sense of responsibility in feeling like we need to have these things to remember the people who have sacrificed so much?
Judges slowness down there, holding aside her motive and the georgia one is also pretty tied up. i m not even sure there s a trial date set yet, so i think this is probably the only one that s actually going to have gone to a resolution before the election. and the dc1 is still on hold as well, which is the actual january 6 insurrection election interference case. and of course, we re still waiting for the united states supreme court inexplicably is still has not ruled on trump s immunity issues. so you re absolutely right that those other three don t look like they re going anyplace fast. jennifer, do you agree that inexplicable that the supreme court hasn t made a ruling yet i mean, listen, i don t think they re necessarily slow rolling it. i think there s a division in the chord on what they re gonna do here. and there are a lot of other really important outstanding cases it s too, they ve been slow on everything for years now and this year is no exception will get it by the end of the month and it s too bad that that s going to be too late for this
Palpable fear among trans people about where they fit, whether they will be accepted, whether they belong. i am acutely aware of this in relation to the cas review. looking at identity services for young people. you changed your mind about your view generally. what young people. you changed your mind about your view generally. about your view generally. what i really regretted about your view generally. what i really regretted was about your view generally. what i really regretted was the - about your view generally. what i - really regretted was the campaigning approach that said get over it to people who are trans, when i think there are lots of issues that need to be worked through. i want us to have as a society are much more healthy debate and conversation that seeks to heal division rather than to exploit and inflame it. this seeks to heal division rather than to exploit and inflame it.- to exploit and inflame it. this is where we to exploit and inflame it. this is where we agree. to exploit and inflame it. this is where we agree. this to exploit and inflame it. this is where we agree. this shouldn t| to exploit and inflame it. this is i where we agree. this shouldn t be to exploit and inflame it. this is - where we agree. this shouldn t be a party where we agree. this shouldn t be a party political issue. it should be a cross party issue, but it is constantly a cross party issue, but it is constantly being recognised in that way, and constantly being recognised in that way, and hopefully we can move on and talk way, and hopefully we can move on and talk about whether the legislation works. and talk about whether the legislation works. and talk about whether the lerislation works. , ., ~ , ., ., legislation works. let s take you at our word legislation works. let s take you at your word and legislation works. let s take you at your word and we legislation works. let s take you at your word and we will legislation works. let s take you at your word and we will move - legislation works. let s take you at your word and we will move on. i
We have the ability to create pandemics in the lab, not talking about covid, but about nefarious actors terrorists who can manufacture harmful viruses using tabletop dma manufacturing technology those are the things that we should be talking about how to prepare ourselves for the future and help prevent the next one. not trying to go back to something that we re never gonna get the answer for what do you make of the split because there are some folks like you who think that it s unlikely, maybe that it s a lab leak, but there are people who look get it and they see a lot of factors and china has been so lacking in transparency on this that would really obviously help get to the bottom of it but they do look at certain factors that really i think require more questions. what do you make of the fact that there s this division i think the division
See, keir starmer or me. cutting taxes, cutting migrations or energy bills the conservatives will deliver that. , . ~ bills the conservatives will deliver that. , ., ~ ., ., that. let s talk to our correspondent - that. let s talk to our i correspondent travelling that. let s talk to our - correspondent travelling on the conservative campaign bus. he was asked about that policy announcement today, not without his critics. the conservatives today, not without his critics. tue: conservatives have today, not without his critics. t te: conservatives have been today, not without his critics. tt2 conservatives have been criticised in the past four claims they are trying to stop division with this issue and that has been echoed by the lib dems this morning. daisy cooper saying that this was waging a phony culture war. there have been a couple of slightly dissenting conservative voices today as well, the tory reform group which is a pressure group for the more moderate end of the conservative party have talked about the conservatives
I don t understand why people focus so much on him when he doesn t bring anything other than division and difficulties. the tories say reform uk won t win any seats, so voting for them only helps labour and they claim nigel farage is giving keir starmer a blank cheque. but the reform uk leader says he will surprise everyone again, and that will worry the conservatives. lucy manning, bbc news. and here is the list of candidates we know about so far standing in the clacton constituency. the bbc news website will have a complete list, once they re all confirmed. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says if he becomes pm he would be prepared to use nuclear weapons to defend the uk. at a campaign event in bury, he said his party would increase defence spending and update the country s nuclear arsenal. both the tories and labour are keen to make national security a prominent issue in this election, as our political editor chris mason reports. the fusilier museum, in bury, in greater manchester is a shrine to military service.
To recuse himself. i will say this though moving forward, jacob, i think because of the contentious snus of this, what, how divided the country is. i think the justices and politicians generally speaking, need to be very, very careful about causing further divisions. i think it s important right now for the america i can public. i d have trust in the supreme court, particularly when we know the supreme court is going to be decided on some really serious cases, like the case for upper pertaining to the former president who should not be deciding whether or not alito should recuse. alito. we don t write any other level of government. there is a system of checks and balances fundamental to how we operate and the rule of law in this country. but the supreme court has own ethics at its decides and individuals by their own honore would say whether or not they are capable of judging a case and it is untenable when you have not only political division, but you also have throughout the country the sense that government is running on checked and this would be a great space to have more accountability.
Where he talked about being addicted to drugs during that very period. jd. alright. having patterson, wilmington, delaware. thanks so much. then of course, there is the president himself, the executive order he is expected to issue in an attempt to address one of the biggest division issues in the country. but is it too little too late? good afternoon the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn t be higher by mocker sees on the back hello, your freedom is on the ballot. trump, there is nothing we cannot do. we will make america powerful again, the president and the former president, one day two very different visions for america s future. the weight only cnn can bring it to you moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th, to live on cnn and streaming on max. here s to getting better with age here s the beaten these two every thursday helped fuel today with boost type protein complete nutrition, you