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past week to try and show the british government was getting on top of the issue. for example, new cooperation with social media companies to try to stop advertising by smugglers. a new deal from turkey to stop the boat passes. all the announcements were derailed by the fact that last week we reached the 100,000 figure, the number of people who have reached the uk in small boats since 2018 when this phenomenon really started in earnest. obviously, yesterday, that was was overshadowed by the tragedy in the channel. it is focusing minds on what can be done about this. and calls once again for renewed cooperation with the french authorities. millions of euros have been given to france to step up the patrols on the beaches in france. hundreds more did manage to reach uk
still think not as high proportion. of those people do not have a right to be _ of those people do not have a right to be here — of those people do not have a right to be here and _ of those people do not have a right to be here. and to— of those people do not have a right to be here. and to use _ of those people do not have a right to be here. and to use our- of those people do not have a rightj to be here. and to use our services and to— to be here. and to use our services and to co-star_ to be here. and to use our services and to co—star government - to be here. and to use our services and to co—star government and - to be here. and to use our services and to co—star government and us, j and to co—star government and us, the taxpayers. _ and to co—star government and us, the taxpayers. a _ and to co—star government and us, the taxpayers, a lot _ and to co—star government and us, the taxpayers, a lot of— and to co—star government and us, the taxpayers, a lot of money- and to co—star government and us, the taxpayers, a lot of money to i the taxpayers, a lot of money to heip _ the taxpayers, a lot of money to heip them _ the taxpayers, a lot of money to help them and _ the taxpayers, a lot of money to help them. and as _ the taxpayers, a lot of money to help them. and as he _ the taxpayers, a lot of money to help them. and as he says, - the taxpayers, a lot of money to i help them. and as he says, people the taxpayers, a lot of money to - help them. and as he says, people in portland _ help them. and as he says, people in portland that — help them. and as he says, people in portland that cannot _ help them. and as he says, people in portland that cannot get _ help them. and as he says, people in portland that cannot get a _ help them. and as he says, people in portland that cannot get a gp - portland that cannot get a gp appointment. _ portland that cannot get a gp appointment, it's _ portland that cannot get a gp appointment, it's terrible. . portland that cannot get a gp appointment, it's terrible. there's issues about _ appointment, it's terrible. there's issues about the _ appointment, it's terrible. there's issues about the nhs _ appointment, it's terrible. there's issues about the nhs obviously. l issues about the nhs obviously. couple of texts to you, listening to the show, cannot believe that the lady collar said, she wants us to turn the boats back if their art deaths, the lack of compassion is unbelievable. cannot believe that i just hope that women say says another text. just hope that women say says anothertext. forgive just hope that women say says another text. forgive me for reading this but i know, you know, you are fine with it. i cannot believe what ijust fine with it. i cannot believe what i just heard fine with it. i cannot believe what ijust heard the woman say. we are a country built on immigration, where is our compassion, build a bigger table not a higher bowl, that is anonymous. and everyone says i agree with her, do not let the men. turn them away. another one, i agree with patricia from bodmin. and campbell,
long—standing menstrual issues. i have _ long—standing menstrual issues. i have had — long—standing menstrual issues. i have had children. but i changed contraception. it came to the end of the term _ contraception. it came to the end of the term of— contraception. it came to the end of the term of the current one i am on. my doctor— the term of the current one i am on. my doctor and the nhs have been outstanding, i can't knock them, but telling _ outstanding, i can't knock them, but telling my— outstanding, i can't knock them, but telling my workplace was the hardest thin- telling my workplace was the hardest thing i_ telling my workplace was the hardest thing i have ever had to do. it is the question that come with it, why, what you _ the question that come with it, why, what you mean, a period? obviously it is very— what you mean, a period? obviously it is very natural but it is an embarrassing topic. i work in a very male—dominated industry so having the conversation with a gentleman, i don't _ the conversation with a gentleman, i don't want _ the conversation with a gentleman, i don't want to say it's uncomfortable on my— don't want to say it's uncomfortable on my behalf, but more on their behalf. — on my behalf, but more on their behalf. if— on my behalf, but more on their behalf, if that makes sense. obviously if you want to self certify — obviously if you want to self certify for periods for a couple of days _ certify for periods for a couple of days then — certify for periods for a couple of days then you don't get any sick pay for your— days then you don't get any sick pay for your first — days then you don't get any sick pay for your first week, i think it is,
remarkable, the extended shelf life that barack obama has politically in this country. here he is, he's been out of the presidency for quite some time, and yet he is a critical component, obviously, of any re-election campaign for president biden still, after everything that's happened in the last six to seven years, barack obama is still at the top of his game. >> no, i think that's an excellent point to make. because, you know, you look at the incredible contrast between the actions of donald trump and his predecessor, barack obama. what's remarkable is that one of the reasons i think obama's popularity has held among democrats is because, you know, there was no scandal in his administration. there was only a sense that it was, you know, succeeded by this extraordinarily chaotic spectacle. if anything, that's reinforced
really powerful volley up into the top right corner, it has been a great performance. i will introduce you to someone who has been djing here, i will draw you awayjust for a second, what have you made of it? we're nearly there. you are djing here and also, you're the dj at crystal palace figure involved with football, what have you made of the game today? it’s football, what have you made of the game today?— football, what have you made of the game today? it's been exciting about bein: here, game today? it's been exciting about being here, because _ game today? it's been exciting about being here, because this _ game today? it's been exciting about being here, because this is _ game today? it's been exciting about being here, because this is where, i being here, because this is where, like, _ being here, because this is where, like. the _ being here, because this is where, like, the vibe is that, we play music, — like, the vibe is that, we play music, we _ like, the vibe is that, we play music, we have a good time, play a lot of— music, we have a good time, play a lot of games, so you can see like, obviously— lot of games, so you can see like, obviously for the men's game it's been _ obviously for the men's game it's been a _ obviously for the men's game it's been a spot since about 2018, i think_ been a spot since about 2018, i think we — been a spot since about 2018, i think we have created something special— think we have created something special here, but you can see it's like, _ special here, but you can see it's like. its — special here, but you can see it's like, its lead into the women's game and everyone is here enjoying the vibes _ and everyone is here en'oying the vibes. �* , ., and everyone is here en'oying the vibes. �* ,, u, and everyone is here en'oying the vibes. �* , �* ., vibes. and you can see we've got kids playing _ vibes. and you can see we've got kids playing in — vibes. and you can see we've got kids playing in the _ vibes. and you can see we've got kids playing in the corner, - vibes. and you can see we've got| kids playing in the corner, people having massages, there's... it's quite a different atmosphere for the women's tournament, isn't it, to the men's? it women's tournament, isn't it, to the men's? , ., , women's tournament, isn't it, to the men's? , . , ., women's tournament, isn't it, to the men's? , ., ., women's tournament, isn't it, to the men's? ., ., , men's? it is a bit of a different one because — men's? it is a bit of a different one because obviously - men's? it is a bit of a different one because obviously it's - men's? it is a bit of a different one because obviously it's in i men's? it is a bit of a different one because obviously it's in a| one because obviously it's in a differeni— one because obviously it's in a different place but i feel like everybody still comes out, everybody
he said he's fine. i take him at face value. you heard him respond to questions yesterday. he was very crisp in his answers. >> obviously what happened was disturbing. everyone that watched that was concerned, but, listen, mitch is strong, he's stubborn as a mule. >> obviously, his first responsibility is to the voters of kentucky, but once you become a leader, your responsibilities are with other constituents. so that probably does call for a little more -- i shouldn't say more, call for more transparency than it would for somebody else. >> leader mcconnell's office put out a statement on friday morning, leigh ann. leader mcconnell appreciates the continued support of his colleagues and plans to serve his full term in the job they overwhelmingly elected him to do. you know what's notable is that was the statement he made. >> yeah. that's absolutely right. they didn't also say they would run for re-election either and something mcconnell for the past
from pole and lead every single lap at london excel, finishing ahead of compatriot mitch evans, with dennis completing the podium at his home race. it's been a great day for the home nations at the netball world cup in south africa. wales progressed to the next stage after beating sri lanka 68—56. while, in the later match, england saw off scotland 62—37, to finish top of pool b. despite the defeat, scotland are also through to the next phase. former england captain ama agbeze told me there is room for improvement for england. i think scotland wanted to show england — i think scotland wanted to show england that they mean business. it is a rivalry— england that they mean business. it is a rivalry that has been going on for years — is a rivalry that has been going on for years at— is a rivalry that has been going on for years. at nine meetings at world cops, _ for years. at nine meetings at world cups, england have won them all and this one _ cups, england have won them all and this one obviously was no different. but scotland did not get the start they wanted, and i think they started — they wanted, and i think they started really well and they showed the intent _ started really well and they showed the intent that they really had they wanted _ the intent that they really had they wanted in — the intent that they really had they wanted in that much. it wasn't the case _ wanted in that much. it wasn't the case the _ wanted in that much. it wasn't the case the next game, but they were still quite _ case the next game, but they were still quite a — case the next game, but they were still quite a few errors from both
ales a griffin and cba political commentator and former special advisor to president obama van jones. alyssa, because you worked in the trump white house so closely with him but your relationship with trump was different than michael cohen, obviously, who has had litigation with him, to you sort of second what you just heard? >> very much so. i am still shocked, you know, to this day how many people are loyal to donald trump. he has an air about him that kind of commands loyalty, mands people wanting his approval. i was honestly very shocked when i went to work for him in the west wing and saw how many people wanted his approval and there was like lack of kind of wanting to advise him at times because you might get on his bad side. he is good at keeping people in line. he uses incentives. he keeps people on the team and loyalty and this was by design with these individuals. textbook donald trump. he is going to lower level people asking to do his dirty work, people who aren't going to have the constitution to stand
to mar-a-lago, and then he is in conversation with mr. de oliveira, and they, according to the indictment, they go and scope out the surveillance cameras and where they are. a couple of days later, according to the indictment, mr. de oliveira is in contact with a fourth person, employee number 4, and he recounts to this person that the boss wants the footage deleted, and tavaras said he doesn't know how to do that, he doesn't think he has the right to do that. de oliveira repeats that the boss wants the footage deleted. after the fbi served its search warrant on mar-a-lago and seized the classified documents, people in the trump orbit were concerned that mr. de oliveira remain loyal to mr. trump, and were asking about his loyalty and were promise to go arrange a lawyer for him. so it doesn't look good, obviously, and mr. de oliveira is charged separately with making false statements about moving boxes, so really