Have to remember this is somebody who s been at the highest level of politics for literally a half a century on pure muscle memory we ve watched him again and again, again in the state of the union speech off the cuff kind of engaging, debating people right there on the floor. so i think he ll, he ll be fine. then. you just laid out his strategy is really no secret and it s going to be the strategy of the larger campaign, which is to talk about problems in the country that dr. phil says he wants to hear more people amount. if donald trump can somehow pull themselves out of the revenge fantasies and talking about how everything is unfair, the media is unfair in the courts are unfair, and the vienna, if he can actually talk about some issues, we ve got a country that has a housing crisis this is somebody who allegedly know something about housing. we d love to hear him talk about that instead of about his legal problems, we ll see if biden can get a word in edgewise because one of the things trump does is really tried to steamroll over people he did that actually literally the last time they met on a debate stage, everyone, thank you very much for this
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Generation. so many of them stood up to hitler and his third reich, which was the greatest threat to human freedom and democracy than perhaps ever dark and then staying pages of human history. so i think that was his message and it s clear that democracy is under threat, not just in the united states in, europe, european parliamentary elections, the liberal populist movements or are gaining traction there too. so i think that s what this is about, but we have to remember though a lot of voters are not necessarily looking at this as the most important issue there. they re thinking about. their looking at other immediate issues like the cost of groceries, housing, mortgage rates. of course the porter, there are a lot of issues that are more immediate maybe to voters than this one. as important as it is the issue of democracy. it isn t the top issue on voter s minds in that reason, quinnipiac university pull of course, the economy is it s not too distant a second though, which voters do you you think
Without even consulting me. so this is what happens when you stand up to extremism. when you stand up to the far left and the democratic party and outside of the democratic party, you have people who manufacture stories years later that are completely belied by everything that we all witnessed firsthand. can i ask you before i let you go? when you look at these frontline districts, new york is the pathway back to the majority for democrats. do you believe joe biden is a weight on you that he s a hindrance to your election? no, i don t believe that. look, this is a president who has a number of accomplishments, but i also recognize that we ve got to do so much more right? so i m proud of the fact that we kept the cost of prescription drugs under the inflation reduction act. so that next year, no one on medicare is going to pay more than $2,000 annually for their prescriptions but it s also the case that people are still hurting. they re hurting at the gas pump, they re hurting in the grocery stores. i know this personally. i grew up in section eight housing and food stamps. so this is not
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Come up tonight. ae will be here with the bbc s team of fact checkers looking over what s said. and we ll have more tomorrow morning on what you can trust and what you can be sceptical about. the deadline for candidates to be confirmed for the general election across the constituencies is ii.00pm this afternoon. we are talking to representatives from all of the major parties. we are joined now by ellie chowns, the green party s candidate for north herefordshire. she speaks for the party on housing and commuters. good morning, thank you for getting up early to speak to us. on the issue of confirming candidates you have had to drop candidates you have had to drop candidates due to anti semitic comments they had made, an issue of looking at up to another 20 possible cases of people selling stuff online last night. how many more of them can we expect to be dropped before today s ii.00pm deadline? the
They are worried that their children and grandchildren can t get on the housing ladder, something we ve always taken for granted in this country. if you work hard and get a job, at some point in your late 20s, early 30s, you should be able to get a house and start a family. that s not happening, sol a house and start a family. that s not happening, so i think keir starmer. not happening, so i think keir starmer- - - not happening, so i think keir starmer. , ., ., starmer. .. there s a two-tier system develo - inc starmer. .. there s a two-tier system developing if starmer. .. there s a two-tier system developing if you ve starmer. .. there s a two-tier system developing if you ve got starmer. .. there s a two-tier system developing if you ve got the - starmer. .. there s a two-tier system developing if you ve got the bank - starmer. .. there s a two-tier system developing if you ve got the bank of i developing if you ve got the bank of mum and dad, and mum and dad even with this mortgage guarantee scheme, they can give you the deposit, you can get on the latter. but so many people who don t have that have no chance of getting there. i did housina chance of getting there. i did housing and chance of getting there. i did housing and government when i was a special housing and government when i was a special adviser, and a lot of what labour special adviser, and a lot of what labour is special adviser, and a lot of what labour is saying is a continuation of what labour is saying is a continuation of what the labour is saying is a continuation of what the conservatives have done. so a big of what the conservatives have done. so a big part of what the conservatives have done. so a big part of what they ve said is a big so a big part of what they ve said is a big michael gove pledge, making places is a big michael gove pledge, making places that are beautiful. you are absolutely places that are beautiful. you are absolutely right, that deposit peace, absolutely right, that deposit peace, what you re doing in terms of having peace, what you re doing in terms of having the peace, what you re doing in terms of having the capital from the beginning is required. back in 2010, there was beginning is required. back in 2010, there was help to buy a under george
Need to deterrence and peace keeping and we need to look after those young people need to look after those young people when they leave the armed forces people when they leave the armed forces with so many problems in housing forces with so many problems in housing and mental health issues and so on housing and mental health issues and so on but housing and mental health issues and so on. but we don t build resilience conventional force by spending £200 trillion conventional force by spending £200 billion on conventional force by spending £200 billion on a conventional force by spending £200 billion on a new nuclear deterrent. thank billion on a new nuclear deterrent. thank you. billion on a new nuclear deterrent. thank you, penny mordaunt, to come back to you, clearly there has been a lot of comment already about the prime minister, indeed it amounting to no presence at all. prime minister, indeed it amounting to no presence at all. amounting to? amountin: to no presence at all. amounting to? amounting to to no presence at all. amounting to? amounting to no to no presence at all. amounting to? amounting to no presence to no presence at all. amounting to? amounting to no presence at - to no presence at all. amounting to? amounting to no presence at all - to no presence at all. amounting to? amounting to no presence at all on l amounting to no presence at all on d day. how did you feel when he attended the british part of the event and other parts of the day but left the international event at the end of the day? left the international event at the end of the day? what happened was ve wron: end of the day? what happened was very wrong and end of the day? what happened was very wrong and l m end of the day? what happened was very wrong and i m glad end of the day? what happened was very wrong and i m glad the - end of the day? what happened was very wrong and i m glad the prime l very wrong and i m glad the prime minister very wrong and i m glad the prime minister has said that and apologised, he s apologised to veterans, but i think he also has apologised to everyone, because he was there apologised to everyone, because he was there representing us and what i
I was sad. colton: i was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma. brett: once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears, sickness in your stomach, just don t want to get up out of bed. joe: there s always that saying, well, you ve got to look on the bright side of things. tell me what the bright side of childhood cancer is. lakesha: it s a long road. it s hard. but saint jude has gotten us through it. narrator: saint jude children s research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. thanks to generous donors like you, families never receive a bill from saint jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food, so they can focus on helping their child live. ashley: without all of those donations, saint jude would not be able to do all of the exceptional work
Going to be expensive. we have received no bills since being at st. jude. we have paid for nothing. marlo thomas: thanks to generous donors like you, families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food so they can focus on helping their child live. for just $19 a month, you ll help us continue the lifesaving research and treatment that these kids need now and in the future. join with your credit or debit card right now, and we ll send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your support. tiffany: anybody and everybody that contributes anything to this place, no matter if it s a big business or just the grandmother that donates once a month, they are changing people s lives. and that s a big deal. [music playing] well done, viv. you got the presents, the balloons