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You that, amazingly, despite all the change, she presides over a certain charisma, almost, that attaches itself to royalty and to britain. the monarchy itself does not explain what political power is in the world. it's a different thing. but i agree with you that the charisma of the monarchy is the abiding feature of how you recognise great britain in those 70 years. no scandal, no transformation has been able to topple the british attachment to monarchy as the recognisable feature of your institutional stability. stephanie, do you think her long reign, stability, as thomas says, continuity, h...

No sense logically or ethically. it is like saying it is ok to hit a person in the afternoon because you made your mother breakfast in the morning. made your mother breakfast in the morninu. .. , made your mother breakfast in the mornin.. .. , ., made your mother breakfast in the mornin.. , ., ., ., , morning. teachers are already obfiaed morning. teachers are already obliged to _ morning. teachers are already obliged to be _ morning. teachers are already obliged to be balanced - morning. teachers are already obliged to be balanced and i obliged to be balanced and impartial, why do you think ...

Well, let's talk about that stability with stephanie. do you think her long reign, stability, as thomas says — continuity, really — has underpinned british democracy over all those decades? yes, i think it has. i mean, she is a constant. she has remained - steadfastly impartial. she is a steadying presence through times of crisis, - and i think she has definitely provided that continuity and, if you look at it, she is — - in two years' time, she will be the longest servingj monarch in history. she will surpass louis xiv. and that isjust an incredible achievement and i think - without her...

No. it's fascinating when talking to people who leave a campaign and they're saying we looked at people's preferences and we gave them information which tickled those preferences. >> the way social media site versus used algorithms to create an echochamber for people to hear their own opinions, that has increased divisions in our country. how do we get back to having a sense of impartial and independent media? >> the problem was that in pursuit of balance i actually think many of the media lost their objectivity. >> the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different path. a...

Brown jackson will get similar types of questions. but i think people should recognize the thing constance motley said when she was asked to recuse herself from a discrimination case, all of us have a race and gender. all of us have various identity characteristics, all of us are affected by those things. and if you're asking those things from the judges of color only or the women of color only and you're not asking those of the white candidates, that is basically disparate treatment, you're treating them very differently from white candidates for the supreme court. and you're assuming the onl...