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leave bus about an extra _ £350 million a week that the uk was sending to the eu, so the claim went, when we remember. - that was wrong, but there was an almighty row- about it. and what did the row do? it gave that number prominence. joining me iszmutaz ahmed, the associate comment editor, the telegraph. chris morris, chief executive of the fact—checking charity full fact. jenny kleeman, british journalist and authormartin shipton, the associate editor, nation. first — the latest headlines. the labour leader sir keir starmer has accused rishi sunak of lying — after the prime minister made misleading claims in last night's tv debate about labour's tax plans. rishi sunak told the audience that according to "independent
your government. the democrats do control the senate, right, and you saw the number of votes would suggest that by simple majority, this would be a senate bill passing out of the senate to protect these contraception rights. but it was blocked by a minority of republicans. as for out in the country, nine out of ten americans say birth control should remain legal. i'm joined by president and ceo of the national women's law center. welcome. can you tell us, first, what happened in congress today? and then your views on what has been an escalating attack on women's rights? >> well, today's vote was really shameful. the right to contraception would do two basic thing. it would enshrine a right to contraception in federal law that would go to the individuals who need the health care and would also protect the providers who are providing this care. so, it is basic. and even though there's a constitutional right to birth
presented, defendant chose not to give evidence in his case, jury retires to consider its verdict, comes back, finds a guilty verdict. that's how the criminal justice system works, doesn't it? so, from that point of view, you just thought, well, these are the wheels of justice turning in a way that you would hope it would turn in your own country. i mean, in britain, boris johnson has became the first prime minister when he was at number 10 downing street, was the first to get a criminal conviction. and that was because he broke the lockdown rules that he had introduced during covid. so, there is no immunity from prosecution for a prime minister here. now, it's less politicized here because we've got very different justice systems. but of course there has to be accountability. you know, you're not electing an emperor who can rule with impunity. and that idea, i think that there are leaders who are beyond the reach of the law, is just a kind of danger to democracy.
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everyone who cares about our national security. in an effort to please donald trump and hang on to his speakership, speaker mike johnson has appointed scott perry and ronnie jackson to the house committee. perry had his phone seized by the fbi as part of an investigation into his role as one of the chief architects of congress to overturn donald trump's defeat. perry was the first to propagate the empirically proving insane theory, and defied as subpoena from the select committee. then there's ronnie jackson is his name. he was demoted as a rear admiral in the united states navy, who the oath keepers were seeking to protect during the insurrection, because the oath keepers believe he, ronnie jackson had, in the words of an oath keeper,
is necessary to restore order at the border. but, also something that is the republicans' fault for blocking bipartisan legislation that would have addressed broader immigration policy, bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, jacqui. thanks. stocks were up today on optimism over a possible federal reserve interest rate cut. the dow gaining 96. the s&p 500 finished up 63 to a new record close. another record close. and the nasdaq surged 331. also closing at a record high. up next, an attack near a u.s. embassy one middle eastern nation and israel fight with hezbollah. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as governor kathy hochul indefinitely delays implementation of a plan to charge motorists big tolls to enter the core of manhattan. that move marks a stunning reversal for public transit advocates who had champ i don't understand the tolls as a way of raising millions of dollars for
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mission. >> each 6 you play. ing this nation's forefathers envisioned, a people committed to god, family, and country. people who use their gifts and talents for the common good. and are passionate and tough. >> star liner is scheduled to dock with the international space station just afternoon tomorrow. bret? >> bret: jonathan serrie at the kennedy space center, jonathan, thanks. up next, the panel on the hunter biden trial and new concerns over president biden's mental fitness. first, beyond our borders tonight. an italian court reconvicts amanda knox of slander. the verdict quashes her hope of removing a legal stain against her that has persisted after exoneration in the brutal 2007 murder of her british roommate while the two were exchange students in italy. it's the sixth time that an italian court ruled knox had wrongably blamed the killing on an innocent plan.
and liftoff of starliner and atlas5 carrying i two american heroes. boeing's starliner spacecraft makes it up into the sky and on its way to the international space station. looking good with i speeds and attitude increasing as expected. on board, two of nasa's most experienced astronauts on the spacecraft�*s first test flight with a crew. you got a good throttle up. a view from the rocket, and we see one of the solid rocket boosters fall away. the solid rocket boosters| have now beenjettisoned after seeing starliner through its first 90 l seconds of flight. and then the main engine separates... got a good throttle up. i've got one. ..the spacecraft now safely in orbit. of course, you're seeing lots of happy faces - and cheers here in florida. it was third time lucky
contraception. yes, that is where we are in the year of our lord 2024, birth control is an actual litigated political issue. it's the first in a series of actions, the second bill would establish protections for receiving and providing invitro fertilization coverage and expanding insurance congress. it's insane to think we're living in the 21st century and senate democrats have to take measures to protect things like birth control pills and ivf, which millions of americans use literally everyday. these votes come ahead of a second anniversary of the overturning of roe v. wade is just another reminder of just how extreme this republican party has become. right up to the upside down flag waving supreme court. and guess what, today republicans blocked the bill to protect contraceptives in america. under his eye. i'm joined by claire mccaskill, nbc and msnbc political analyst and co-host of msnbc's "how to