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think it's right that they've got to get agile, they've got to begin to be -- i see him being more aggressive. he was more aggressive in his comments today in south carolina. he was more aggressive in his comments on friday, commemorating the insurrection and the horrific things that occurred around that. i think he's got to go after. he's got to do exactly what nikki haley and ron desantis refused to do. he's got to go after it, and he's got to make sure he reminds america every single turn that this isn't about whether or not he's perfect. this is about whether or not you want somebody who doesn't respect the rule of law or even your vote as president of the united states. >> claire mccaskill, jennifer palmieri, thank you very much the how to win 2024 podcast, hosted by claire and jen. scan the qr code on your screen to listen. it's right there. up next, in a state full of evangelical voters, what does
of justice. and, by the way, the tell on the whistleblower is, he said, well, if you don't believe me, here are six other witnesses who heard the same thing at the same time. why would he volunteer that if he had a political axe to grind and was just making up something. he's not a whiner. he's coming out with specific details that are very, very troubling. listen this isn't about whether hunter biden goes to jail, he's a tragic case. it's about the underlying lack of integrity here. i still want to hold out hope merrick garland is being misled by lisa monaco and eric within the department of justice. he sat on a judge on a case i had. i thought he was an extraordinary judge, i thought he had great integrity. i don't understand. he certainly can't believe any longer that this is the equal application of the law. >> laura: no. >> and that's a fundamental principle americans have a right to depend on. >> laura: helps reputation was stellar before he became attorney general. david and sol, great to see both of you, the best legal analysis
world country, not in our department of justice. and,and by the way, the tell on the whistleblower is heo said, well, if you don't believe me, here are six other witnesses who heard the same thi thing at the same time. why would he volunteer that ifo to grindner.tical and we're just making up something? he's not a whiner. he's coming ouhe's ct with spec. details that are very, very troubling. troubling. listen, this listens isn' isn't about whether hunter biden goes to jail. he's a tragic case. a tragic cas the underlyingg la and lack of integrity here. >> i still wanckt to hold hope p that merrick garland is being misled by people like lisa monacomerric and andrew weissmat acolyte and so on within the department of justice. hement as a judge on a case i h i thought he was an extraordinary judge. ary judg thothought he had grea i don't understand. he certainly can'tdon't any longer that this is the equal application of the law. and that's>> laura a fundamental principle that americans have a right to depend on. >> yeas haveh, his reputation ws stellar before this, before came became attorney general. david and saul, great to see both oreat
problems, a low approval rating and large numbers of though to saying they don't particularly want to see him running for president again. here is how his campaign will tackle that. they will say this isn't about whether or not you love joe that. they will say this isn't about whether or not you lovejoe biden, it is about whether you prefer him to his opponent and they will attempt —— who they will attempt to look like an extremist regardless of who it is. thanks very much. more than eight million households on low incomes across the uk are starting to receive a £300 support payment today — the first of three payments to help cope with the rising cost of living. in total those who are eligible and on means—tested benefits such as universal credit will get £900. 0ur cost of living correspondent, colletta smith, is in manchester. tell us more. this is the latest round of government support, the cost of living payments, as you say, reaching 8 million households across the uk. there were two instalments last year. this next 18 months there
the mood to take a swing at th ultimate issue right now but also, it is possible tha right now, he thinks he should sit back a little as he deal with his own controversies but, as for justice alito, i think that, what we saw is tha there was a line at the end of his opinion where he sort of was a bit defensive, and was like, just regardless of wha other people might say about this, this is not a decision about me on merits this isn't about whether or no i think what the fda did was appropriate, it was just about this stay, this request from doj to keep kacsmaryk's ruling from going into effect but, right then, in the next sentence, he basically sai that he didn't think that th harms that doj and dangl laboratories, the drug maker expressed, and would be fall the nation if the ruling wen
minority would have co-opted these movements specifically to create a division between americans. >> sean hannity: pam i would like you to weigh in on that and why is it teaching of christianity? >> sean, they will attack this anyway they humanly can. what can be said is so right, this isn't about whether you're or heterosexual -- children in elementary school should not be taught to about. never at all. it's about learning to read and write. nothing about that. another lender this is happening in our military, no one in the recruitment for the army's all-time low. you know, we've been all over the world really of military bases, the three of us, and generals and corporals then list the and they left the military schools for their children. and wherever they are in the world, and now, they are attacking the schools on military bases in that is unacceptable. >> sean hannity: and ask you,
militant minority who have co-opted these movements specifically to create a division between americans . >> and i wannt yo u to weigh inwh on that. >> and why is it open seasonteag on christianity, sean?>> sea they're attacking us any way ats anyway they humanl they humanly can. s so and what tammy said is so right. this isn't about whether, heteros you're , heterosexual children in elementary schools shouldn't be talked to about , period. never at all they shouldn't.rnio it's about learning to readd an and write nothing about that.is in onow we learn that this is happening in our military. to no wonder the recruitment for the army is at an all time lowro . we've been all ovelitar the wory really at military bases. the three of us and generals, corporals, the enlisted people ,they love the military schools for their children. school wherevers for they are in the . and now they're attacking the schoolattacks on military b. >> and that's unacceptable. lest me ask you, how is it
and you'll remember nearly a year ago, borisjohnson was fined for breaking the law — when he attended this gathering on his birthday. so this isn't about whether he broke the rules. this is about whether boris johnson misled parliament over those gatherings. that's being investigated by a committee of mps — who are focusing on statements he made to parliament when he was prime minister. statements like this — this was december, 2020. whatever happened, the guidance was followed and the rules were followed at all times. the committee of mps already says evidence suggests borisjohnson may have misled parliament. now — borisjohnson submitted this document — his written evidence for the investigation — 52 pages of his legal defence. in it, he says, "i accept that the house of commons was misled by my statements that the rules and guidance had been followed completely at no.10." he adds... "when the statements were made, they were made in good faith and on the basis of what i honestly knew and believed
question to come up. so when you start doing -- when you start bringing documents and emails and text messages and other documentary evidence to the table, it's impossible for that statement not to be valid or validated >> and there is this other question -- that is a good point because you have testified under oath multiple times and i noted on the show the things you said have turned out the be true the way that trump treated his properties and their valuations and this information about the payments to stephanie cliffard's aka stormy daniels i don't know if they would have given you a sense if they felt they needed her testimony. this isn't about whether or not donald trump had the affair, it's about whether they tried to pay her off. did you get any sense from them whether they need to see her in front of this grand jury >> no.
and also britain's first professional nba player. john lovely to have you with us on the programme. do you believe that football should make a stand in the workup? t football should make a stand in the worku - ? ~i workup? i en'oy it. i like it. i think its— workup? i enjoy it. i like it. i think it's important - workup? i enjoy it. i like it. i think it's important any time j workup? i enjoy it. i like it. i- think it's important any time people with a powerful reach use their voice for something more important than selling shoes. or encouraging people to drink sugar water for their performance. but this is not their performance. but this is not the point here. the point here is not the ability of athletes to wear an armband or some thing else. this is the direct violation of the very tenants of sport. the very principles that fifa and other large organisations say they stand for in the first place. this isn't about whether or not rainbow armband or a pride logo in your countries logo is going to make all the difference.