Germany and referred to france as mexico, does he have memory problems? he does not. laura: and answering what is biden like behind closed doors? is he engaged in key decision-making. here is what he said. when president biden met with leaders to negotiate ukraine funding, he spoke so softly, some struggled to hear him. according to five familiar with the meeting, he read from notes to make obvious points, he paused for extended periods and closed his eyes for so long people in the room wondered if he had timed out. maybe he never knew policy in the first place. in a february chat in oval office with house speaker mike johnson, the president said a recent policy change that
Bologna, how they will create change, they get re-elected, four years later, they tell them how to create change for their neighborhood and nothing ever changes. thankfully in chicago, we will be rid of kim fox crime experience and have a new state attorney coming in november to start 2025 off on the right foot, a vast improvement in criminal accountability. laura: she was a absolute disaster. thank you so much. shoppers in tennessee. shoppers in tennessee had to take justice into their own hands. national correspondent kevin corke has details. kevin. this actually happened saturday afternoon when a group of four alleged burglars made their way inside of a perfumemania store.
Bad, wild and crazy. home is the place we love to be most. [cheering] we re coming to tlc. raymond: can you imagine this, laura? they are releasing this thing after his trial for manslaughter. what is next? manson family fun? i don t know where you go from here. this is match-up of eight is enough meets gunsmoke. i don t think it will end well. laura: remember he has t tendency of losing his cool in public. if it gets interesting that way, maybe people will watch. i think it is an attempt to hu humanize alec after all these years. he s warm and fuzzy and has a beautiful family. look out kardashians. raymond: attempt to grab cash on the way to the jail house.
Seeing him. of course white house is hiding him. laura: a contributor on msnbc says to unleash him. this campaign has tried to coral joe biden and keep him out of the public eye and not give him interaction with journalists, maybe that need to change. when he s doing policies and implementing them, that seems to benefit joe biden more not less, maybe a strategy that helps him. laura: more joe biden? they won t release audio of the robert hur deal or the full transcript they had to, but no audio of that, either. i have to say really quick on wall street journal, behind closed doors, biden shows signs of slipping. he shows it everyday in public. i was liking for a line from captain obvious, water is wet, sky is blue and biden is senile.
When he s overseas, we as americans collectively hold our breath, hoping when he gives his speech on democracy, he does not embarrass us by speaking like he does back home. fall, that fall, he decided to look, i shouldn t get into this, probably. america is strongest when we lead by example of power and by the power of our example. you can clap for that. laura: we can t want, any of us, visual of macron having to guide biden off the stage, which so many here have had to do.
[cheering] laura: i m going to cry on that know wo. raymond: it was so beautiful, so beautiful seeing people come out from villages that were liberated to thank the 82nd airborne and last remaining vets, they estimate 200 of them can make it to this year s celebration. in all likelihood, this will be the last big commemoration for these did sheing-day vets. god bless them all. laura: they answered the call and many knew they would not come home and they went anyway. there was not a debate whether america and europe were worth saving. thank you for that. thank you for almost making me cry. carley: today marks the 80th
So turn your radio dials to radio four at 1029. i m very glad that you corrected that because hopefully it means that i won t be late. but you said it s a premier. are you going to dress up because i haven t got a cocktail dress? i don t think. i m not feeling like red carpet ready. that doesn t happen in an election campaign. 0h, laura, i can tell you re a tv person, because the thing is, with radio, it doesn t matter what you re wearing. you can say you re wearing a ball gown and people like, all right. but you know, what is an innovation, chris mason, because he s not dashing around the country for once, he s got aftershave on and it hasn t worn off because of a day of sweating. well, also, more to the point i have got, because it s because of the d day commemorations, i ve had a quieter day, which means and this is dangerous. i have come in to do newscasts and something other than a suit and tie. and therefore, the sort of, you know, the wardrobe that hasn t been sort of signed off and okay for tv actually features certainly on the tv version of newscast, which is yeah, dangerous territory. i could just come
Round to your house. let s get on the tape. somebody is obviously going to resign in a while. all right, let s get on with this episode of newscast. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it s adam in the studio. and it s chris in the studio. and it s laura not in the studio. so we re going to be honest, there s not been a massive big political story in the election campaign today. so we thought we d just run through some of the many stories that have been floating around kind of under the surface of the news today. and the reason, i mean, it s quite understandable why the politicians haven t been out in the battle buses is because lots of them were in northern france for the commemoration of d day. and then actually, when you look at the pictures, obviously the main thing is it s like it s very moving and you re just reminded of the sacrifice and all that, the weight of history in the pictures. and it s been very well choreographed by the french.
But also one of the things you notice that one of the key moments when all the big world leaders were there, rishi sunak, chris, wasn t there. david cameron the foreign secretary was the sort of the pretend pm today. yeah. so rishi sunak has been involved in the various commemorations for much of the last couple of days, but wasn t there at that exact point when there were plenty of leaders sort of doing their thing and wandering about and saying saying a few things and meeting some of the veterans. and so, yeah, lord cameron, the foreign secretary, mingling with the french president and the german chancellor and the us president and all the rest of it. and yeah, rishi sunak at that point no longer there. i suppose, laura, with prime minister s duty calls all the time, and sometimes the duty isn t the kind of the world leader stuff. well, that s right. i mean, we should say he did make a speech today, so it s not like he sat there for 5 minutes and then disappeared. but you re right, at some of the crucial sort of maximum moments of potent choreography, it was david cameron who was actually there in his place. it s one of the things actually that paddy is completely obsessed with this.
Newscast good to see you. now it is time for newscast. laura good to see you. now it is time for newscast. laura and good to see you. now it is time for newscast. laura and chris, - good to see you. now it is time for newscast. laura and chris, a - newscast. laura and chris, a misleading number has been put out into the public domain and it needs to be corrected. i m going to write to the office for national statistics immediately. yes. and then maybe they ll write a quite wussy letter back because they didn t want to rock the boat too much. anyway, that s a discussion for another day. anyway, we re going to do episodes of newscast live on radio four on saturday mornings for the duration of the election campaign. and i made this big announcement about it yesterday on newscast, on our podcast episode on bbc sounds. but i got the time wrong. oh, for goodness sake. and i got the time wrong in the worst possible way, because it was in a way i d miss it and be late because it s actually at 1030 this saturday. normally for like the rest of the campaign, it s going to be 11am on radio for ourfirst inaugural premier episode is at 1030.