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international decline, with the nation adrift, buffeted by events, tossed like a cork on uncertain and stormy seas. >> jesse: ted kennedy did something nobody thought he would do primaried his own party's president. why? well, carter was an easy target. , hostages. carter felt the threat and ducked the debate with kennedy. >> we are facing the fact that mr. carter will not come out of that white house or the rose garden but we are going to get him out of that white house and the rose garden. oh how i would like to have jimmy carter here this afternoon. right up here. and we would have a chance to talk about some of the things which are important i would have liked to have asked him where are the rest of our allies. ducking kennedy worked. he piled up some delegates but not enough and carter cruised into the convention with about twice as many but carter was wounded. and when he faced reagan in the
he thinks — glory and he was to highlight what he thinks he has got all the big caiis— he thinks he has got all the big calls right. quite interesting when you compare to the other front pages tonight, _ you compare to the other front pages tonight, borisjohnson is very much saying _ tonight, borisjohnson is very much saying he _ tonight, borisjohnson is very much saying he is— tonight, borisjohnson is very much saying he is declaring victory on his mission— saying he is declaring victory on his mission to take back control of laws and _ his mission to take back control of laws and borders. when we compare that to _ laws and borders. when we compare that to rishi sunak saying the asylum — that to rishi sunak saying the asylum system is broken, it is clear he does _ asylum system is broken, it is clear he does not — asylum system is broken, it is clear he does not believe that, boris johnson — he does not believe that, boris johnson is _ he does not believe that, boris johnson is try to commence everyone it is correct — johnson is try to commence everyone it is correct. he is claiming the government has had to deal with incredible — government has had to deal with incredible crises and that is undeniably true. i think you have little _ undeniably true. i think you have little jibe — undeniably true. i think you have little jibe at some of the people in his own _ little jibe at some of the people in his own party by remote —— saying that there — his own party by remote —— saying that there are some still plotting in corners — that there are some still plotting in corners of westminster sol that there are some still plotting in corners of westminster so i think he enjoying — in corners of westminster so i think he enjoying stickily or in. i think he enjoying stickily or in. i think he wiii— he enjoying stickily or in. i think he will make sure his legacy is not sort of— he will make sure his legacy is not sort of tainted by what has happened in the _ sort of tainted by what has happened in the last— sort of tainted by what has happened in the last few months, he will try
those in the right of the party but in the process, ever liz truss then feels she has to go further to make sure she gets that support, are they not at risk of losing people towards the left of the party who may feel, hang on, this is not what we want? i hang on, this is not what we want? i don't think so, actually, because liz truss has already said she will create more deals like those that we have read rwanda, and actually it is quite a popular policy. in that peace where there are charities saying this is creating anger, whether that is oxfam or christian aid, what you will notice is that labour ran their response, they are not saying we shouldn't be doing this because it is cruel, what they are actually saying is it has been a waste of money. we had a story over the weekend from the times that rebound i can only currently accept 200 refugees on the current scheme. —— that rwanda can only accept 200
refugees. so, iam not sure —— that rwanda can only accept 200 refugees. so, i am not sure it will alienate that side of the party. if you stick to the 2019 mps in the red wool seats, their voters say to them that they care about this and the small votes issue is massive for them. i am not convinced it will alienate to many people which is why both candidates are going very hard on this because it is also winner them. it is fertile ground to get that support. them. it is fertile ground to get that smart-— that support. let's turn to the sunday express. _ that support. let's turn to the sunday express. we - that support. let's turn to the sunday express. we have - that support. let's turn to the | sunday express. we have been that support. let's turn to the - sunday express. we have been talk about the next prime minister. the current prime minister is keen that we don't forget him in a hurry and really trying to cement his legacy with some of the things he feels he has achieved, and he set them out in this article. what do you think? is what he said fair, that he did take back control?— what he said fair, that he did take back control? yes, slightly hard to believe but — back control? yes, slightly hard to believe but it _ back control? yes, slightly hard to believe but it is _ back control? yes, slightly hard to believe but it is actually _ back control? yes, slightly hard to believe but it is actually going - back control? yes, slightly hard to believe but it is actually going to l believe but it is actually going to believe but it is actually going to be three — believe but it is actually going to be three years to the day since boris _
mistand sunak sunak to cap the number of refugees. mist and sunak clearly trying to woo those on the right of the party. == those on the right of the party. -- mr those on the right of the party. » mr sunak. we know she is popular with that part of the party and this is rishi sunak�*s page to them, you have this cap on refugee numbers he is promising, that will be set by parliament which will be quite a wild ride, to be honest. a ten point plan to control our borders, including withholding aid monies from countries that won't take failed applicants back. cruise ships holding refugees. he is saying that we have failed to take back control of our borders, which of course was promised in that whole brexit debate, so, yes, this is really rishi sunak making the page to that side of the party and try to drum up support that which is where he has been lacking so far. find support that which is where he has been lacking so far.— been lacking so far. and the optics of what we — been lacking so far. and the optics of what we have _ been lacking so far. and the optics of what we have seen _ been lacking so far. and the optics of what we have seen this -
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