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Beeping. and now the minute is up! 0k. let's start again. that was a bit rubbish. i'm going for free jump. less pressure. we did manage to catch a few jumps on camera as well as fill up the click outtakes collection. once you get into it it is all right although i feel like i have done a half hour workout, and i've done about 20 jumps. it's quite a lot of fun if you are already good at skipping. if you can'tjump over the rope, that is a problem straightaway. even though it has a nice system of making it the right length and it feels like a decent rope. ijust need to be swapped in for someone e...

More to state officials, to local officials. what is happening out in the country? to me, the constitutional crisis on the horizon — if it ever happens — is injanuary of 2025, if alternate slates of electors or a different way of counting the votes is proposed, broadly speaking, inside the republican party. and that seems to be a development based on my reporting that is active right now. robert... thank you very much. i am sorry tojump in, ijust know we're right up against the end of the programme, but that is some final advice from robert costa of the washington post. i will quickly ment...

I wonder, as you have observed this story, whether this marks a broader shift in journalists' interest in how democracy functions and how that is described to their audiences? i think it certainly reflects a kind of shift in the us, but i think that contrasting that with what has been happening in the uk, in the uk, we very much still have a media that is focusing on the individual foibles of our politicians. ijust need to name matt hancock and the kissing tape that broke last year. you know, you can contrast that with the way that someone like drjill biden is covered in the us press versus so...

You in, you are editor—in—chief of vice uk. i wonder, as you have observed this story, whether this marks a broader shift in journalists�* interest in how democracy functions and how that is described to their audiences? i think it certainly reflects a kind of shift in the us, but i think that contrasting that with what has been happening in the uk, in the uk, we very much still have a media that is focusing on the individual foibles of our politicians. ijust need to name matt hancock and the kissing tape that broke last year. you know, you can contrast that with the way that someone lik...

To something that's been discredited. what is interesting listening to all three of you, is the degree of emphasis on the functioning of american democracy and if he can bring you in, you're editor in chief of vice uk i wonder if you have observed the story whether this marks a broader shift in generous interest in how democracy functions and how that's described to their audiences? i think it reflects a shift in the us but i think that contrasting that with what's been happening in the uk we still very much have a media focusing on the individual foibles of our politicians. ijust need to name...