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obsessed with this. we've talked about this a lot on the weekend newscast that david cameron, because of his former job, can sort of slip in and out of that role very, very easily. some people might raise an eyebrow and say, "oh, perhaps too easily." but, you know, as you say, actually for prime minister, you're trying to run the country as well as run an election campaign. that is a challenge that they've got that actually the leader of the opposition doesn't have, you know, before too long there's the g7 as well. i think the prime minister will be trying to cram in and you know, th...

And newscastersuzanne has been all over this. hello. newscast, please, can you explain the selection process and deadline for new candidates at the election? has rishi's surprise date caused a problem, particularly for the conservatives? thank you. which caused a rush. it's definitely caused. and to a greater or lesser extent, this happens at every election because a lot of mps will leave it very late before announcing that they're going to retire or go and do something else and all the rest of it. and sometimes they are encouraged to do just that by their parties because that means that there...

Leaders at the state level. >> we're hearing that in dallas, too. the superintendent saying the same thing. this is not a far-off question. school started in a swath of the country this week, this is happening right now in schools. so much of it is pushed through the prism of politics but if we step back on a human level that governor x from party x is telling a superintendent where there's a spike in covid case, and that superintendent is worried about kids in their classroom, for their safety, and that governor saying if you force them to wear a mask, protect them, i'm going to take away you...

Las vegas junket. he spent $2,000 on that party x that included -- and that included the $19 per-person cheese display. megyn: cheese is expensive, stu, i don't know if you've spent any time at the grocery store lately, but a hunk of kraft not what it used to to be. >> reporter: you are right, megyn, but that's an awful lot of money to be spending on a party. rocket peck was a volunteer for bill clinton in 1992, he spent his life on government boards and in academia, so that's his background. again, you have to ask is that the right background for a man in that kind of position running such a ...

I thought republicans wouldn't be so negative about their own party. >> i mean, this primary has just isolated a lot of these guys. we were talking about this before we came on. the president has been criticized this within his own party x but he has established a record of being naive for doing it, but at least is being seen as reaching out to the other side. >> is that paying dividends? >> yeah. how did they allow us to have the debate on the culture war when we could have been talking about the economy. the president laid a good foundation of that. sometimes to the chagrin of his own party....