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with her majesty, she will become the 56th uk prime minister — the third woman in number ten. labour's deputy leader, angela rayner, says mrjohnson has missed opportunities to fix problems after the last few months. we've seen borisjohnson going around having his holidays, and enjoying himself, when the rest of the country have been absolutely petrified. i have got businesses locally who have been there since prewar, who are saying that they will not be able to survive. hello and welcome from downing street — where later today, liz truss will enter the famous door at number ten a...

Big issue. nobody saw covid over the horizon. so, this case, she knows the scale of what is likely to happen and the difficulty is working out what to do about it, and in that sense, she has not been able to work as closely with the civil service as if she had already been in government. she will have had some contact, but it is only once she had become prime minister and is in number ten that she can actually start sitting down and making decisions, and start to put the ideas into practice. in decisions, and start to put the ideas into practice.— decisions, and start to put the ideas into p...

Respond to sexual assault. and we have seen progress. including an inspiring wave of student-led activism and a growing number of students who found the courage to come forward and report attacks. that's exactly what we want them to do. and we owe all these brave young people an extraordinary debt of gratitude. but we cannot stop there. there's obviously more that we have to do to keep our students safe. and that's why here today i will sign a presidential memorandum creating the white house task force to protect students from sexual assault. and we're going to work with colleges and universit...

Reform. the supreme court has taken it away from us, they've taken it away from states, they've taken it away from cities. we want it back and we want to put some reasonable limits on so that the place isn't just flooded with this special interest and corporate money. >> 94% of the time, the candidate who raises the most money wins. that's not an election, senator, that's an auction. >> i think you're absolutely right. and i think what a democracy is supposed to be about is about good ideas and the person with the best ideas stepping forward and winning over the electorate, and then getting a ...