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In—person to a packed labour party conference. today, we want to explore keir starmer and his current relationship with the media. does he have the same level of newspaper backing that tony blair, for example, enjoyed? do the newspapers still hold much sway over public opinion anyway? and what about those new outlets that emerged during jeremy corbyn�*s time? with power shifting to the centre of the party, how do they see their roles now? let me introduce you to my guest. jane merrick is policy editor at the i newspaper. before that she was political editor of the independent on sunday. yo...

They see their roles now? let me introduce you to my guest. jane merrick is policy editor at the the media show newspaper. before that she was political editor of the independent on sunday. you've been on twitter today with the assessment of keir starmer�*s speech for all your readers. i was tweeting a very long thread it was a very long tweet actually, so i ended up tweeting about 70 tweets. i guess it's a mix. the first take is a few tweets as he's speaking, but i'm a chilly going to be writing a piece. about what his policy agenda is and whether that's enough to him to win the next electi...

To change the basic rules rule of democracy to stop democrats, our enemies, from winning elections. and the final position is what we were seeing play out in texas right now. a ban on abortions. opposition to abortion. a bill that texas governor greg abbott just signed. that is it. those are the four pillars of the modern republican party. they are what is driving the agenda. there is no coherent vision on any other matter outside of those four positions. a former member of congress, state of florida, left the republican party in 2018 anticipate also an msnbc political analyst. policy editor f...

Conflicting evident regarding the benefits and a risk of side effects and then the estimated cost. get this, $56,000 a year, which can single-handedly cost the government billions, even trillions of dollars and seniors and their families thousands of dollars a year. bengy is a policy editor, and he wrote how it could bro up the federal budget, and he joins me now. this is such a fascinating story, and there's a sort of two perfect storm components. one is the cost. let's talk a little bit about what the cost is, why it's so high, and who would pay for it. >> so chris, the cost is put by the co...

It's insufficient evidence and conflicting evidence regarding its benefits and a risk of side effects. then there's the estimated cost. get this, $56,000 a year which could sicken single-handedly cost the government even trillions of dollars and seniors in their families thousands of dollars a year. policy editor at nbc news who wrote that piece called how a single new alzheimer's drug could blow up the federal budget and he joins me now. benji, this is a fascinating story and there is a sort of two perfect storm components so one what is the cost. let's talk about what the cost is and why it'...