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hello. it's adam in the studio. and it is chris in birmingham. and just so i don't get lonely in here, i'm joined by some friends of the podcast. ailbhe rea is associate editor at bloomberg. hello, ailbhe. hello, thank you for having me. and nick watt is political editor of newsnight. hello, nick. hello, adam. this means we've got bbc one and bbc two sewn up tonight. genius move. very clever move. right, the first story we're going to talk about is about the mp mark menzies, who represents a seat in the north—west of england and, until wednesday night, he was a conservative mp. he's now been stripped of the whip and is an independent and the claims were made in the times newspaper on wednesday night. the newspaper is alleging that, in the recent past, he made a phone call at 3:15am to his former campaign manager, who is 78 years old. and the allegation is that mark menzies said, "i am locked in a flat and i need £5,000
go back and correct you. i also want to know does anybody know who decided that the trip would and in helsinki? because it was a genius move, you know? you're actually not clear to me if it was the white house that said, hey, i know, let's go to helsinki five years to the day, same place, it just couldn't be what we if that was bait from the nordic leaders themselves. but either way, we just, like so breathtaking that moment from trump. like, i still gasped when i hear it. >> me too. >> and that contrast for biden to be, you know, not just showing american leadership, but also just be so great at, you know, nailing that speech and that press conference. >> so joe, how does he continue this type of momentum in terms of not just the optics but a real kind of generating a sense of having complete control over the situation, what is different at the nato summit? >> well, nothing different and
night before in lithuania, which was commanding. the press conference, and even to go back a second time to the finnish reporter who continued to question america's commitment to finland as part of nato. he's like, "no, no, let me go back and correct you." does anybody know, who decided the trip would end in helsinki? it was a genius move. that's actually not clear to me if it was the white house that said, "hey, i know, let's go back to helsinki five years to the day." >> same room. >> same place. it couldn't be a more -- that was -- if that was baked from the nordic leaders themselves? either way, still just so breathtaking, that moment from trump. >> it really was. >> i still gasp when i hear it. >> me too. >> and that contrast for biden to be, you know, not just showing american leadership but also just being so great at, you know, nailing that speech and that press conference.
leader. [cheers] >> there is a new grandmaster in men's tennis. >> carley: the win comes after djokovic made headlines for missings u.s. open last year over covid vaccine mandates. thankfully that's now in the past. brian. >> brian: let's revisit that genius move to keep him out of miami. thanks so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> brian: the federal indictment against former president donald trump not hurting his popularity at this weekend's western conservative summit. trump winning the annual straw poll after two years of losing it to governor ron desantis. the florida governor notching his own triumph this weekend. gets first governor and big one kevin sit becomes the first u.s. governor to endorse him from the white house they did it over
the son of a republican irish family and the duke of wellington on the same side of an argument. that's a genius move. utterly brilliant. well done. and that was the alliance that produced some change in the regulation of the water companies and maybe led up to this moment that we had the other day in which the water companies issue this apology and promised to spend ten billion. now, i spoke to you on the today programme that morning. thinking you'd be very political. and you blew it up. maybe this is what that thing about being a punk campaigner. you basically said you didn't really believe a word of it. they should give the 10 billion back to ordinary people. well, as we now know, it's less than in fact, it's a week ago today that they made that apology. and as it turns out, it didn't even take a week before united utilities, severn trent water, two of the biggest sewage dumpers in the country, have now announced in the last 48 hours they are going to pay
natural stupidity. by the way, how is she going to help by sleeping with r-2-d-2? >> terrible. >> greg: maybe it's a genius move to have our most innanhuman face off. it would make a rhumba pull its own plug. today she met with ceo's from major companies developing a.i. including google, microsoft, and anthropic, which raises the question, who is that? hawaii-anthropic. >> that's funny. >> greg: it is funny so shut up. according to the white house it was meant to underscore this responsibility and emphasize the importance of driving responsible, trustworthy and ethical innovations that mitigate risks, potential harms to society. i would need an a.i. to
by the way, how is she going to help by sleeping with r-2-d-2? >> terrible. >> greg: maybe it's a genius move to have our most innanhuman face off. it would make a rhumba pull its own plug. today she met with ceo's from major companies developing a.i. including google, microsoft, and anthropic, which raises the question, who is that? hawaii-anthropic. >> that's funny. >> greg: it is funny so shut up. according to the white house it was meant to underscore this responsibility and emphasize the importance of driving responsible, trustworthy and ethical innovations that mitigate risks, potential harms to society. i would need an a.i. to
absolute last minute. this is an implication that he didn't even want to include in his speech that people should be nonviolent. >> yeah, and that's a pretty interesting insight right there because remember, he did include the word peacefully, which i thought was an important word that could actually help him a lot because it gives him some deniability that when he said we're going to march down to the capitol, he meant it literally, we're going to bust down the doors and bust inside. so really interesting about his intent. i don't know that this makes his speech more or less criminal, but i do think it is important information about his intent, that he was intent on riling up the crowd as much as he was. so i think that is important, but as i said before, i think the real key to this, and it's a genius move, is including that 2:24 p.m. tweet in addition to the speech at the ellipse, because i think the ellipse