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it's been really fun to just because they really haveollowed transformed into these characters with so much energy and so much life the moment they put those suits on they just come alive. yeah. it's kind of cool that all these people have this outlet. it's certainly and unconventional one. but for hurries are just people who want to take a little vacation from day to day life. and i get it.
>> so i think thousand olive branch that he wants them back in the fold? >> clearly. prince charles had a long effort to slim down the monarchy. which is currently happening by the fall now. because one of the major players, prince andrew, is really out of the running. so they really do need harry back. from harry and meghan's point of view their careers in the united states haven't been particularly spectacular. hurries made very little contribution. and megan's podcast have not been terribly well received. if their careers falter, obviously, coming back to the united kingdom is a good option. because it essentially a job for life over here. >> do you think the people of the united kingdom will welcome them back?
for the members of the royal family who are still here at balmoral, we saw some of them yesterday of course but also for the community and the people who work on the estate the people who work in the surrounding areas, a significant moment, the queen's coffin has been at rest inside balmoral for a number of days draped in the aretha flowers on top of it, it's been a chance for those workers on the estate, many of whom have been in service for the royal family for many years to pay their respects before the coffin begins its journey, the journey will begin at 10 am when six of the game keepers will lift that coffin and carried from the ballroom through a small dining room and then into the hurries for that journey, the symbolism there of the members of stab the people who the queen knew and worked with for so long being part of that procession is really key for those arrange what is happening here, that journey will begin they describe the scene inside
testing for covid? i just know i haven't found a mayor to show me a straight answer where the money went. as far as elizabeth warren, isn't this stuff flicks that most democrats are doing now? biden is trying to have loan forgiveness. they just want to buy votes, that is it, by vaux. i don't know if the particular demographic they are hoping to buy them from is one that hurries to the polls under the age of 25. they are using our tax money to try to do that. >> emily: that is right. coming up, alexandria ocasio cortez morning again. this time, she claims the reason she doubts she would ever be president is because americans hate women. really? are you sure that is the reason? there are a few more that you may want to consider. that is next on "outnumbered." ♪ ♪
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is that how you see it? yeah, i mean, i guess by the nature of the story, it starts as one thing and slowly morphs into a psychological thriller and i think in a way, that represents eloise's journey in the movie. her trips back into the �*60s are initially very glamorous and alluring, and then things take a darker turn. last night in soho is a film which really references the 1960s, especially its music and cinema. so it is a celebration of all that was wonderful about british film in the �*60s — you know, hammer house and peeping tom, the powell and pressburger, all of that, all of those sort of elements are there, and yeah... # you got worries, all the noise and the hurries... the works of the 1960s classic pop female vocalists like petula clark are omnipresent throughout edgar wright's movie. i think a lot of those songs by the female singers
so it is a celebration of all that was wonderful about british film in the 60s, hammer house and peeping tom, the powell and pressburger, all of that, all of those elements are there, and yeah. # you got worries, all the noise and the hurries... the works of the 1960s classic pop female vocalists like petula clark are omnipresent throughout edgar wright's movie. i feel like those songs by the female singers of the time, they are big and emotional, heart—rending ballads though they always seem like they are stained with tears. there is something sort of melancholic and about them and bittersweet, which i always pick up on, and that is why i wanted to feature so many of them. last night in soho is providing audiences with an unsettling trip back to the 1960s, suggesting the feelgood decade was not all it might have appeared to have been. i think what you are trying to say with this film is, there was never a period in history
which really references the 1960s, especially its music and cinema. so it is a celebration of all that was wonderful about british film in the 60s, hammer house and peeping tom, the powell and pressburger, all of that, all of those elements are there, and yeah. # you got worries, all the noise and the hurries... the works of the 1960s classic pop female vocalists like petula clark are omnipresent throughout edgar wright's movie. i feel like those songs by the female singers of the time, they are big and emotional, heart—rending ballads though they always seem like they are stained with tears. there is something sort of melancholic and about them and bittersweet, which i always pick up on, and that is why i wanted to feature so many of them. last night in soho is providing audiences with an unsettling trip back to the 1960s, suggesting the feelgood decade was not all it might have appeared to have been.
morning. >> the vehicle is here, her kids are here, but she is gone. >> okay. have you tried calling her anything? >> yes but we can't get a hold of. her >> lawyer also called her wiped hurries. who is already at her restaurant job. her coworkers tried to calm her down. >> and they said, she probably just one around the block. you get a group, my daughter doesn't do that stuff. and i said i'm out of here. and i ran out the door. and i'm shaking the whole way home. >> trooper aaron's dean the michigan state police was on scene. whenever a young adult coast mission. police customarily ask the parents to weigh 24 to 48 hours for things to shake up. but right away, the officer suspected this might not be somebody who had taken a hike of her own volition. >> i don't know exactly what we had, you know after speaking to the macallan's and what i saw, we might have a crime scene here. so that's why we cordoned it off. >> businesses that show strippers steam the patch of
and then president biden, who has throughout his political career, including on the senate foreign relations committee and the vice president has been publicly supportive of israel but behind the scenes, willing to be more critical, he ramped up his rhetoric with prime minister netanyahu and said, okay, it's time now, according to our reporting, for this ceasefire to end. i can't cover for you any longer. the pressure is growing domestically for me to do something like this and call for this ceasefire and in the last 48 hurries, that deal was struck and so far, the ceasefire, though fragile and tentative, seems to be holding and the white house is still, of course, watching very warily. >> yeah, i mean, those are white knuckle moments for any white house and obviously everyone in the region. rick stengel, my old boss, george w. bush, hated any coverage that was sort of -- he called it naval gazing. this president is totally different, but there isn't a ton of naval gazing. there isn't a ton of self-reflection so i found this interview with the president and david brooks interesting. i want to read it to you and ask